davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
f INAL MEETING
IS THE CRISIS
Rev. a. v. BabbS Urges PeO-
pie to Take Their Stand
With Christ.

The sermon Of the Rev. Arthur Y.
Rabbs at the last OF the revival meet
ings Of the Stull Memorial VI e.
church last night was directed TO the
heart and soul OF the man or wo-
man who had attended the revival
without having reached a decision.
This meeting ne called the crisis
Of the revival with the responsibility
now Resting solely with the unfor-
given sinner Rev Babbs said that
he always trcmbled towards the close
OF a revival for the person WHO had
heen only half-awakened. and the
opportunity slipping away. To illus
trate this Rev. Babbs based his ser
mon on the story Of Paul who hav-
ing been falsely accused of a crime
asked for a change OF venue, and
was brought before Felix. sole gov
C-nor OF Judea. for trial
Instc Of trying 10 ingratiate him
self 10 gain Felix's good Will. or in
stead Of trying 20 bride Felix, who
was subject TO bribery. he appealed
10 the better side Of Felix's char9c-
ter and directed his appeal with the
purpose OF stirring the conscience of
the wicked man and changing his
life. He succeeded but Felix trem-
biingly put off the matter of his con-
Version with the words which were
the text OF the Rev. Babbs' sermon:
Co thy way for this time; WREN l
have a convenient season 1 will send
for YOU"
The reason we tremble like Felix.
said the Rev. Babbs in his sermon, is
that we feel how unsafe we are in
sin. NO guilty man likes to hear
TIE word unrighteousness If ne is not
right with God" said the Rev Babbs.
1T stirs his conscience. There is a
sting In the heart OF the nearer
~ hlch vibrates with the word. Men
feel this because eternity has the
power OF casting "A dark shadow be-
fore. which rests on the soul of the
unforgiven man. and he feels it,"
Nine adults and two children were
baptized. Those converts who have
never belonged TO a church before
have been put on the probationary
list. and Will be- given the OppOrtuni-
IL of formal entrance into church
standing later. other converts re-
newed their baptisimal VOWS last
night As a musical feature Of the
closing service. Miss Eskin played
Nartzain's Chimes Revery' on the
chimes attachment to the piano.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

seps county bar for the past nine
years. and has been an active mem
Der during that time.
He was born Sept. Is. 1863, In
Tippecanoe county where he lived
with his parents for a number of
years He entered Notre Dame uni
versity in 1880 and was graduated in
1885. He practiced law in Wilma
mac, Ind, from the time he left the
university until 1907 when he came
to this city. While at Winamac he
was on the circuit court bench.
He is survived by his wife.
Martha; two daughters. Mildred and
Ada, and one son, Coleman, all liv-
ing at home, and Jerald Steis of
Montana; three sisters, Mrs. Hart
man Of Chicago, Mrs Forbes Of Los
Angeles, Calf, and Tillie Steis Of
Winamac, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
HOLDS BAPTISM
IS NECESSARY
One of Greatest Commands of
God Declares Rev.
Cecil Castle.

You must &c baptized in your
heart as well as emersed in water if
you are 10 be a true Christian" de-
clared Rev. Cecil Castle at the Lin
den Avenue Christian church last
night His sermon was a doctrinal
one on Baptism" and was reinforced
throughout with copious quotation
from the Bible. The principal text
was Matthew 3:1S. 10. "Go We there
fore and teach all nations. baptizing
them in the name of the Father and
OF the Son and Of the Holy Ghost.
and l shall be with you even unto
the contamination OF the world"
Baptism is one Of the greatest
commands OF God. and is absolutely
necessary for salvation for this
reason. II ais necessary TO believe.
repent and confess before being truly
baptized. The Bible expressly states
that we must do all Of these thinEs.
and We cannot be counted true
Christians until we have fulfilled all
Of Gods commands. There are many
doctrines OF baptism held by diff
ferent churches. but there is only
one true one and that is baptism as
Christ desires il. The word in ITS
original Greek Interpretation means
TO dip, not 10 sprinkle. The essence
Of baptism is TO show our belief in
the death and resurrection Of Christ
It's purpose is for the remission Of
sins.
1T is only after being properly
baptized that we may truly be called
Christians. for il is then that we
receive the Holy Spirit into our
souls. Nowhere does the Bible say
that sprinkling is baptism. You may
search through the scriptures. as
Christ commands YOU TO do, and you
will find no foundation for this idea
IF faith, repentance and confess
sion of sins are necessary before the
performance Of baptism. then a baby
cannot legally be baptized. a per
son must understand the death
burial and resurrection of Christ be
fore he is ready for it. We must
realize these things deep down in
our hearts before we can he truly
cleansed and born again. a new croF p
ture, in the kingdom of the Lord
The necessary steps to Christ are
these-believe, repent and confess. &"
Pastor Castle announced that the
revival services will continue for an
other week and not terminate Sun
day, as was announced. So many
conversions have occurred in the
=
deemed advisable to continue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
PATRIOTIC SIPPER

First Presbyterian church. Tues
day evening. Feb. Is Good program
and patriotic songs Home mall
cherry pies. supper from $50. Sup
per csc. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
READ THE PAGE AID?

Every business man and citizen OF
South Bend should read the full
page announcement Of the Industrial
Bureau OF the Chamber OF Com
merce in this Issue. The plans are
set forth briefly and clearly. Find
out what this bureau intends 10 do.
-Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
ATTY. H. A. STEIS
CALLED BY DEATH
Falls Victim to Bright'S Dis
eaSe-Member of County
Bar Nine Years.

Henry A. Steis. one of South
Bends prominent attorneys, passed
away at his home at 729 Cottage
Grove av Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock following an illness of four
weeks Of Bright's disease. Mr.. Steis
has been a member of the st. Jo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
.GEuIlEnEI's HIGihJ uH1
D 1 \. AEMBERs m. u

Saturday night, November Is, was
''Gentemsn's night" for the d. AR.
and ladiss Of that patriotic order with
their husbands and svSsthsarts were
dslishtfulIy entertained On that evening
It ths home ef Mn. r. D. Sanford and
hsr daughter, Miss Margaret Sanford.
After the regular program, which wss
interspersed With much muaje, IL
guests wers treated 10 yssy tasty
lunehson. served By IL hostansss Of
the evening 81 s I y z !
IheDsushtsss " ths Amssjesa Rev
elutioa havs Qsits . lares ehaptsr hses
and L i growing rapidly. Ths elleagq
! ~: Nm. spsiuR Ahaeklefosd, tsSaf 8;
M = z napeas viep-se6ue; N. J.
p. Sin6eed, esesstasJ, Ma tsieolyu
Kels9, ersesnsss; Mn. Hsley \. laAa,
as ~ 3 2. ss1ess ll =.
Ia 1aa2 Enasoas =
4 1eNa y 4 ~ - 6li
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
THANKSGIVING WEDDIlG IT
BRYAN hone II GUIIIs0I

Ths wedding Of Miss Lila Bryan,
dAnghtsr II NJ. and Mn. Dick Bryan,
takes pises h Gsnsison ThanksgivinG
Day. ~ Grsom bsing ~. Dick Camp-
bsua6f 0sand Jsnction A. ~ print
~ Nsws sChanpien = rhsrsday nssn-
~ Of TIE vsea, ~ sse uashis 70 gst
- - dstails. Int ls4sn that Mr. Camp
~ - II noay yee,s - h ehafge
- - ~ osna1e ~ Ssea 9 ~
Jnae1isa - , . isl11o11 sne5ss
thssA. - ~ ~ grsvn fsun s1fld.
- - UnA nn1 = 0unngn1lg
q 3 !; -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
MTElEsnIe FIGURES REeiRO-
lle Proposed, nEDsT0lE RolD

49,
Thru ths courtssy Of james Carey,
tie entsrprising rsuehmsn Of the east
Muddy district. the Psouisn has been
pFivileged 70 exanips . prpills map oi
ths rod = Rsdstone. While the mag
y but . rough preliminary sketch and
~ sltftu6es and distances are subject
= slight corrections. the informatioa
I enined By . psrusal Of the sketch 10 Of
interest to all.
I Ths distance to Paonis to Redstone
~ the routs surveyed Il q. IS milss.
From Rsdstons to hsSummit Of Hays
-hin IL 2 n. miles: Hays to Piseits. "A
nilss; Pissta to Hilltop. ,.6 Of . mile;
Hlltop to III vest side Of Mcclure
Hsfp. f2 miles. From The bose to the
esamis of MeCiurs's pass On ths east
~. ths distance 10 only IS mites. and
fibm ths summit to Thompson's ranch
- ths west sids Il 10 29e milss. II il
AZ mi!ss from Thompson's ranch 70
~ Junction Of Lee creek with De
MUDDY. 4
I. Cassyt ranch is 2al2 miles from
Redbtoos, end 8.e3 miles from Somss-
ssG Aecoeding to the map, Somsrset
ed Paouia are just 81 miles apart.
4; The aldtudss furnish not only IN In
tssss&inG bit Of Information. but - vel
- sFgnmsat in favor Of the probability
M 49, sead caa ~ hspt open ~ ssas
s1sbeaA Psosia's altitadA y elpppsoxi-
n4tssy $40 fsst; hat Of Somsrsst.
eeoA = oaly 800 fest higher than
Raoaia. Carsy's ranch l. $50 feet shove
SouHagssk, and at the junction OF the
La and ths Muddy Il 10 but Is feet
short Of 1000. Thompson's 10 1910.
The ennmit Of Mcclure 10 8, 725 feet
one Of the lowest passes 10 the Rocky
Mountains region. Lower than Great
Cd B0sts. ! Redstone 10 7,2l5 feet above
the -.
Tb6 average grade Of the ascent from
Thompson's ranch 10 So per cent. One
survey which takes the road by IN easy
slope 70 the north. will reduce this
average 70 SIS per cent. This leaves
'the u1Wn Of Marble far TO the east. and
Il - expected that the authorities will
consider favofably = proposition to fork
~ descending road ct the summit Of
tha pass, oos branch leading to Marble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

North Fork Times;-We are real
anxious TO see farm loan association
started in this county. When it has
been demonstrated to the farmers Of
this or any other community that they
can borrow money at from to 6 per
cent on time mp to 10 years. then In
terests to all other borrowers will b
reduced. II farmers do not take sdvan.
tage Of this Law and demonstrate that
II il for their interests, there il no usl
taking up the time Of our national law.
makers for them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

There will be no school Friday Of this
week, 30 that the kids and kidlets have
Thursday, Friday. Saturday and Sunday
for rest and recreation. Skating will
probably Be the principal amusement
since the ice il getting fine. Students
1t the Normal and High school have
been sprinkling the ice rink on the Nor
NAL campus. and It may be in shape
for skating during the week, which will
save the long trip to the river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Last Monday night number Of folks
frnm Cunnison, Lower Gunnison and
Ohio Greek decended upon the W. L.
Anderson ranch with The idsa Of sur
prising Billy" On his birthday. On
arriving. Il was found that be had re-
tired for ths night, bat this small hand
leap was soon overcome and the fun
wsxed fast and furious. They danced.
sang and had abundance Of good thing
70 eat About twenty couples enjoyed
the evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
LITTLE FOLKS PUT ATTRACTIVE
TAlnksG|v|NG PR0GRAM ON

Over forty relatives and friends Of
IL fourth grade filled Miss GIeason's
room to ses the Thanksgiving program
which has been in special preparation
for several weeks. Both children and
teaehes spent great deal Of time and
effort and I'll felt fully repaid by the
iins prssentation and artistic finish Of
t6e program.
sDemure Priscilla in piquant starched
cap. sober dress and big white collar;
brave. sturdy. blunt Miles Stsndish,
and gentle scholarly John Alden In
broad hats. somber garb and buckled
ahoss: Iudians In fringsd ''buckskin. .
feathers and war paint; placid grand
meeher ssatsd at her spinning wheel;
Purftan children IL costume; Lamb
IT.. Z z III ssys decidedly Mayhower
flayof 70 the festival.
Ths sksteh. The Second Thanks-
giving, uas directed by Miss Marcia
Sherman; The Thanksgiving Cantata BY
Mtse Reilly and Miss Agnes Walker.
The folk dsncss, which were very much
enjoyed. directed BY Mis- Hewitt A
numbef called "A Great Fright waa
Givsnby Eugsnis Robinson. Lewis Nil
EIer nd julia Tornay. 4 playlst
ssNvhea Wishes Come Trus'', which waa
vesy entsltainins, was dirsetsdby niss
Je1aesa. Seven boys gave . realistic
lQ11 Ill., undsr ths direetinn q Miss
Esa zoelInsr. Uttls Charles RulaAt
| nfvp:s epeeial nuqbst and took part e
lea e3aG11Ds. TAs soianing. vhsel -
| T. - ~ ~ mads ~ John C,ori
9las Hasdsn snd sxhihieed A..
| - tulGG6D- szf.8 ~
1f161S m 49, HssG ped -,
ploilu6S 9fie6 ~ eflaea ~ na1e
- - ssep - - ssssa - ~
sss.a E! !! -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday evening. Dec. Srd.
GOOD BOOK SUNDAY

What are some Of The good books!
What shall rsodf How shall read!
What shall givs othsss b rsadf
Thsse ques3oas will b. answered Sun
day evening. Lists Of books suitable
for ell agss will b given out
Sunday morning the sermon subject
WIN b The Best Book.
Good music 1t both services.
You are invited.
z. b, Roeinsop. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

On Wednesday -of last weed. &c. Ro-
buck came up from Mbntross to super
intend Tie removal Of his grocery 20
In nsw. loeation in The !, o. Q, =. build
Fiag. WITH him eame Ernsst Gsevsq,
vbo NJ ssesptld ! Iositios "a the ,nsS
st6is. I'D Maurice Graves, Of H. Gib,
soo Lumber compeny, w'ho rstasdsd
after two days spent IN attending to
business about town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Wednesday. Richard Owen went 70
Salids to eat Thanksgiving dinner with
his grandmother. Mrs. Owen end
Margaret joined them Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Aftsr attending tbs fGil term Il Noe-
NAL hsrs. Miss Marcia Sherman depart
sdsTuesdsy. for her homo In Aspen,
where shs hes seesptsd The position Of
ieashierin one Of the large stores. She
will finish her Normal work by cor
respondencs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

/ Silver IL still climbing. 74is the latest
quotation. Wellit ought to climb to .
dollar and then be no higher IN propof-
tion. in terms of gold, than other COM
moditiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Miss Gladys Boyden enjoyed . few
minutes visit with her father. John Boy.
den Of Delta, q be passed thru Gunni.
son Tuesday on his way Eastward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Having visited with bis nephew, J.H.
Robinson, at Crested Butte. c. 8. Rob
inson spent last week with Rev. e. H.
Robinson and family Of this city, and
returned to -his home In Colorado
Spring. Friday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Judge Hsthsrington rsestvss wsso
that Mra n. End ths children got saSs-'
III 70 Dsaysg 10 theie FosA bot hed =,
| lhard strug4is IN nsestiating Ceehstse
| pass a,css. The snow was foot dsept
asd bot for the passage Of two big cass
early IL the day. they weoId have bssa
stuck on the pass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

To attend Thanksgiving house party
at the home Of Mics Edwyl Redding.
Miss Alice Anderson. G. Davis Brilliant
and 7. o. Dillon, departed for Mont
rose Thursday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Chas. Carr cams over from Gatsvissv
last Saturday end spsnt several daya
here this week attending 70 basinsss
matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

In from business trip TO Crestet
Butte. W. A. Stidham. travelling audi
tor for the D. Z R. q. and e. B. Taft
route agent for WelIs-Fasgo. boerde'
3l6 for Denver Wednesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

On Friday Fritz Zugsldsr left fol
Arisona where be hes accepted . gesi
position and viii remain thru ths WI
ter,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

TIE Misses Sarah and Insx Sodsn lsf
"Wednesday for their homo In Sargsntl
to spend Thanksgiving vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
Chas. Spear Of Grsnd junction. ~
rived in Gunnison Monday.

Among Doylsville visitors st ~
county seat Wednesday were hr. and
Nm. ". B. Pfosser. Some 200 tons e
baled hay are going ever the range
from ~ Prossef ranch this fall, most
- Il at tlA . ton. One carload -
shaight timothy, NJ. Pfosssr says hs
eot as for. r,;, -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

The Ladies Ala of the n. Z church Will
bold tbsir anuual Basaafoa Decembes
lk-le ia the Sunday School room OF
H. ehnreA. On Saturday. Dee. 18th.
thefo viii b . cooked foo6 sale. the
usaal faney-vosk articles. aprons end
homemads candy: also Japansss
novelty 6ooeh. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

kznminatioas over. Lola Huntiagto1
went to Doylsvills Wednesday b es3ss
70 spend Thanksgiving with hsrmothsf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Z n. B. AeLain and J. r spana re-
tnrnsd Monday from trip 70 Csn;
bridgs. Nsbrasks, where they purekased
broad guags carload. 0hssd, II reg
istarsd Hersford bulls from : lthe well
known hrm Of Mopssl BrsA The bolls
The bulls cost them around o225 each.
but are fins specimens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Robaek sroesFy changed IT. stend n
'ths est room of ths'L o. o. =. buil6.
ing and vas IN fsady for business Mon
day morning. tl
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Ars. Gsil Moore Jr.. was apassengsl
for Doylsvills Wednesday after . vislt
With relatives in this vicinity. =.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Dslta's Sheriff, Mack Davis. passs'
thru On his way to sastsrn parts Of u
stats Wednesday Of this week. i,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Mn. B. Mcneil left Tuss1ag loe {
trip 70 Dsavsr. vhsrs shs villsatsnA \
business matters for . week or IN dys.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Mn. Csoegs Sandbsrg and haby havV
both bssn very siek With tsnsilitis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Nrs. J. veutas took her con. Jos. b
Sahds Monday TO have his toosils ~
moved ct the hospital there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Supe Deuel. returned from trip o
The western division. mid-wesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

d. end Ma A. b. Good aad ~. cd
Mn. Ned Williams Of Pitkin. apsns
Susday h town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

On Tuesday night Mra Eari Benyhil
and son went to Salida-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Sunday arrivals In town we're Dr.. end
Mn. Hamilton Of New Yosk. Thsy
stopped at La vsta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

J. c. Farrar 10 moving his family intr
the Hanlou house on Iowa street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Mn James Hare and niss Lily
D6Alaan were visitors from Baldwin
WodDsoday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

N. r. Johnson. trsysling. pasosagss
sesat for ths Santa Fol was p town
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

A Cfasd Junction telsphooe nan. =
". NitsrAks. esms In Moaday oaJbuss
neaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Miss Chinnsry departed for Rins
Wednesday mosning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

J. W. Dickey and family left Vulcan
for Lssdviiis this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
Wants.: &: s: &: i!:::. 81: s.: Ads

Al a3vatasss ~ esas five afas Ihe Nsuu- II
bt sv~tas osisn kavas ts hrgsst sssrasassl esessa
e aAy papes = cassisss essay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
our LuMsER-Wen ssassss1, 4
u.1es shel. 4D43
THE MAUER LUMBER co.
F~ SIe

rse SaIe t
House and 2 lots on Main Street.
Rents for 80 to $26 per month.
~ lots and buildings on lows Street.
The highest Zig shove apptaisensnt will
b accepted. Gunnison Bank & Trust
Co.. AdministfatorD. Theo. L. Schmidt
Est 4on
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Services at the Episcopal Church Sun
day morning. December 2. at eleven
O'Clock. Rev. Shafman Coolidge In
enafee. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Ths regular esunty sxaminstioa fos
tsaehsss win b held In Gunnisoa, q
Dsesmbsf 2l-2. 1916. n tie once ol
County Supesintsdsnt Of Schools. ;
Respectfully.
Luslla Johnsoa. ca Sup'e of Schools:
$50
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Mrs. Ted Stephenson and son were
sarouts from Gunnison ~ Doylsvills
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Jslis vadsr has bssa quies u IN vssk
With tsssilitisL
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
llslies OF ST.

Noties 10 hsrsby given that On Monday
De. I. 1916. betwssa ths hours Of 10
.. N, end p. -, st ny residsnes
nsar Doylsvols, Colo, ! win ssll st
publie snetioo Tor cash, the following
personal property, to wit:
bay mare years Old, unbranded:
TO satisfy my claim Of lien against
said property for the keeping and
care Of the same.
w. A. Sheldon l7-48
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

BAZAAR Presbyterian Ladies will
hold their bazaar in the Burnett Bldg.
Friday and Saturday. Deeember 8th,
and 9Th. Asst
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

President Kelley returned fton rei-
Dufide Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

FOR RENT Six room bungalow. low
er Main street Inquire Herman
Nauer. 4S4s
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
R.r 81.

ess Sale
Delivered By Parcel Post
No. Comb Honey, y 76 case
No. 2 Comb Honey, e. 2-60'A case
No. 8 Comb Honey. e. Is case
Dressed chickens. 18 cents per pound.
By freight delivered at Hotchkiss:
Strained Honey in 60 ID. cans, II cents.
Dressed hogs. II cents per pound.
N. Henderson, Crswford, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

Nyal Rubber Goods, fully guaranteed
Candy Drug Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
Waslsl

Forty cars to store in my hre-proof
garage ct e. 80 per month. Cheaper
than you can look after them yourself.
Geo. W. Eastman. q
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

FOR RENT-2-room furnished house
Mrs. L. N. Brunton l6tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

FOR SALES hsad horses, two an
good eddie horses, one driving mare
eno two 2-year-olds. Inquire News.
Champion once. l7-]8
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS

Saturday Evening Post-Alan Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

COAL. COAL, COAL-williams 4
Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

RANCH FOR SALE-l60 acres on
South Beaver, 50 acres improved
Comfortable buildings. 4 snap st
$1,000. =. D. Tyrsr. Gunnisou. $50
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

The Monday Afternoon Club will NEE
Monday. Dec. 4th. with Mrs. Jairus
Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

FOUND-On Main street. small colored
scarf. Owner NAV have same ut the
News Champion Office BY paying 20c.
for this I'd. q
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

WANTED Work for the winter on .
ranch. e. n. Roberts. Gunnison.
l7-2t
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

f. sssssi q I q - 1jjIs1s
|i Is - ~ s|1d : ~ q asS1 -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

SEE my new fluff carpets and rugs.
woven from old ingram carpets. Mrs:
Joe Voutax. West Virginia ave. 3l-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-12-01

LOCCUTTERS, TIE MAKERS. PROP
Chopper. good wages. two miles south
and west Of Elko. Colo. q. r. Nun
son. Saw mill. eft
The midland journal., 1916-11-03

covered with blotches or pimples, else
why should she be obliged to coat it
over with chalk or whiting paste? He
also suspects her of being years older
than she really is, probably wrinkled,
else she would have no thought of .
false complexion to befool people.
Youth is always lovely in its own
way, quite independent Of makeup.
That should be left for the older wom-
en- whose youth and good looks have
slipped by on the tide of years. When
young man Is introduced to bevy
of young girls his eye may rest for the
moment on the maiden with the pret-
tiest face, but as he becomes more
acquainted with them it is more often
than not the shyest girl, the one who
can boast the least about her good
looks, who enchants him, touching un-
erringly the silver chord that opens
the door of love in his heart.
Girlish beauty amounts to very little
if brains do not accompany it. The
spell it casts over masculine hearts
does not last for long. Like the ear
liest flowers that bloom it is the
soonest to fade. If her beauty is the
only hold she has upon the heart of
lover, or even a husband, woman
may well tremble with apprehension if
she contemplates the stretch of years
ahead when beauty is no longer her
priced possession.
To the woman whom the gods deny
great beauty, other more lasting and
better gifts are given to compensate
her. Beauty is fleeting. The girl who
is proud of it has crosses ahead of her.
1t is powerless to hold love.