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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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''vhsf 10 ~ popslssisn of Gsas,-
SON." is . QUESTION ssksd ssssy dsy.
Here " pointer.
Joha a. IeArristes. IN coaascesea
eth bic rssl estsse bosin~ss has Ae~a
makiaG . survey Of the tows ~ hsecks
end lOts. Ne 6ed. shst - Cuaaissa
etsss ere exactly ~ eccupeaciss sssss-
sre ~ 'tmpsOvemsots N t0wn ~ citv
lsts. He did Rot include - kelley
eadstion south Of the rsilroaA tsocks q
~ kslaad sdditioa. CsassdsrinG thss
sll the houses ere occepssd ssd that .
family usually consists of ct lssSt fur
psepse. ~ say noshine Of tbs rosnsing
kosses end hotels, II is safe - hSuss
four people to esch Of the 40l assessed
occxpeac,es. That would wsske l604 -
the pGpulstion.
Pretty ne~r right don't YOU think? ?
Perhaps l7oo. iacluding the additions
mentieoed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
sPlos0 9ey she ETll
EselPfs WTt cam

Jsst sbout the the time when sesreh-
ing parties were beginning to franticaL
~ investigste the numerous slides BE-
TWEEN Fitkia apd Tin Cup snd WAea
Cep& CAsrIes Stiles. the young n1a's
fstAee. beGsn - give up hope, Hsny
ss5Ies wss discovered Tuesday il tase
Anss Ds6Fska e.bins only mile s.d Q
half ffsa tAe Blisae4eA Horn tsRoel essd
Suiee snfe snd souDA
He - Disappeared during TIE rece.t
storm. - frsm bsth ends the word
hsA bssa ssst sst tket yosng StiIe. wss
pes6ehey . snSw si6e victim SearcA-
iag parties hod leen ost for several
aaya, 6st Il seems their iaA9 was IN
voiA; fge Ne - taAen - risks. ~ was
keeping Odef cover uotl tAe sessH
b1eW Sse4
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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NmE uuEIE

Lstsaiag = - wsa Il . lsag sslIss-
~ pu1m~syuo,te ssuuey esn@As11an
has issssd too orders that viii inset
With public appsovsl provided of course
they ere observed. One relates to bulIe-
tins at railroad stations 30 that the pub
lie con tell within On hour, st least, ss
to when delayed trains are Que; another
provides that oil obstructions be remov-
ed that 0bstruct the view of approach
ing trains. If this obstruction happens
to be q mouDtsin, the order will be hard
to obey, but no doubt some means csn
be provided to warn travellers on the
highway of m approaching train. Fol-
lowing are extracts from the orders:
ORDER NO.
1t is hereby ordered that on and after
April lst, 1916, it shall be the duty of
every steam railroad within the state of
Colorado to maintain a bulletin board in
q conspicuous place At each of its pas
senger stations in the state of Colorado,
upon which shall be bulletined the time
that each train upon which passengers
are carried 10 due to arrive and depart
under its published scheduled.
1t is further ordered that it shall be
the duty of each steam railroad COM
pany, ut each railway station, where
telegrsphic or telephone train orders
are received upon its line. at least one
hour before the train. that each pas
senger train is due to arrive at such
station, or earlier il the dispatcher has
received information, to bulletin the
fact upon said board rs to whether said
passenger train is on time or not, and
# behind schedule to state as nearly as
may be spproximated. the time of its
arrival, and to restate on said bulletin
board the approximate time of arrival
of each train every thirty (30) minutes
until the arrival at said station.
Ii is further ordered that all steam
and electric railroads shall immediateiy
remove from their right-of- way all
obstructions of every kind which in any
way interferes with the view of ap-
preaching trains at railway and high
way crossings in the state of Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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w(k1 n m ms Mla

At . meeting Of tAe enecutive board
Of the Gunnisen Cssaty Stood Cre~ers
Assn. held in G0nnissn Saturday, the
boys decided that after giving nine an
nual feeds. it was up to the lsdies to
run the mese wagon for the tenth an
nosl. Besides isn't this leap year when
the fair sex is supposeA 10 issue all
sorts Of invitations ct their own sweet
will.
Accordingly. Mrs Ralph r. Alien.
mfs. Harry DeYarnnen and Miss Ethel
Miller were appointed . spectral banquet
e01mittee md have tire matter IN
cAeege fer 1916.
he date has Ds4 yet been definitely
Settled. but II will be in April - soon
- sAe rueAs get Geed. - tAat fair
waening is givea for tAe ban dresses to
6e staRted. nhe ban Of eou-se uin be
q sAe LAVets sBd TIE basquee st the
AstAsdast ceurch - last yeaR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
akJlCIu ~ FFEl0
n CONNECTION r uIE

HIftsea Members Il the East Side
kaaGs Assscietiaa mst in Gunaisoa
Saturday end it yes decided to offer .
big reward for the srFsst AID coavictioa
Of cattle THE YES. The Ees0lUtisa 10 -
follows.
exs0. reward will be given BY the Fest
Side Ohio CsDek Cattle Assn. for the
srssst end ssavictisa Of sny one steal
ia0 eettIs - h0sses fpsm say member
Of tAe sAsvs association.
0ss. lssuiss Diehsl G. z. Andsssoa
Q. .. Aaassssa 4. r. CsanimGhsa
Alhsst uilAsAsaad q. D. mckse
essah An1seWs . - 4. Z. 49,
= 4. os1las1 ~Unsy N6essA
AseAsav CGnsasek Leusel apesn
q. 2. fvs0ps Chs. Lighthey
Lloyd Carpenter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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It sTElnDuT 9nIcs
Steamboat Springs Pilot

Steamboat Springs Pilot
A ditching machine that is in reality
. miniature dragline. such rs used on
the railroad grades and in deep cuts, is
being used On the Steamboat Springs
sewers, snd while the boslders found in
this soil makes it hard to keep the ma-
chine in repair. it is hard On the teeth
Of the bucket. it does the work Of many
men and is aiding materially in the
completiA of tAe severn. The machine
is oPersted by . portable engine end i.
moved sbout from place to place - re-
quired. the motive power being furnish
ed by horses The bucket which does
the exeavatine is Of sbost twelve cubie
feet capacity and handles rocks. gravel
and earth with equal facility.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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fIu sTulUO6 kfI

Ohio creek rsnchmen we're entertain
ing . nsmhss Of railroad boys o. guests
esrly IN the week. Monday it yes de-
cided 10 csean ont the Baldwin branch,
since there he'd been no coal down fos
elmost . week, end demsnAs we're get
ting lesd and insistsnt. Three engines
went np, but along about Hinkles got
wedeed tightly into the vet snew.
That evening two more came along,
end after much snortinG and tagging il
wosad up BY numbering i've engines
either IN the snow or out in the 6elds
Tuesday morning. the rsscAers were
awakened by two other snerting mon
stess. Seven engines crews we're nov
- work, bot without the rotary they
we're helpless in the cuts end drifts thst
b1eW full.
Dy Tuesday night these seven en-
gibes were oil stsnding aresad. stalled
for sure, end the crews weee enjoy ing
the hospitality of the spenhanded
cssntryside people. The skies were
clear, not mach fresh snow had fallen.
end the old snew ives settling, bot on
top Of the crest the wind rolled the
fresh snow like sand, sBd it would fill Q
ten fsot cut in . few minutes. By
Wednesday morning the idle smoke
stacks had grown 10 nine in number.
Sooe Of the boys having worked n
hosrs. That day however, they dug
cut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
PlEs NM un6 T.
lIkTE u6I fu IufI

here were seventeen ct the so-cslled
- meeting VI the Psople's Party
Z play night. Either I'VE the people
= Indifferent or those Who kick against
0Ueresent board are laying low 10 file
81 oket by petition.
D. VsnAkea Wss chairman end
- Hetheringtoa sscsetssy. II de-
Qoping that the psincipsl busiaess wss
OoDminate q ticket. Jss. Dasckstsck
- renominsted for bic tAisd tern u
0nDor, and hessrs. Csc. LieAtley end
- Webster were vsos0iaetsd fos
ncilmen. For ss0s psasea thai
- omitted ". L. kicAasdssa ~ 10
aonDd of rsiIseaA nan fvsa west teWn
Don MiIlspaHGh ves nsRinstsd.
~ COMMITTEES 70 Gl vaeeacy end col
. Qess-meetiag next yses. the csscsa
GDsd Graat RuIsaA. Classnce Adams
- Frank nsshsGsllre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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On 0saaay of this week, Mrs. n
Xmas end Miss Margaret Weir, took
charge = the Millinery store of Mrs.
L. Z. Nsnnington and their announce
ment sopssrs in advertising columns Of
the NsOs-CAempion.
Miss Weis is very well known to the
Gunaissn public from her two seasons
as tri09ef for Mrs. Pennington, and
her pssnssncsd ability in that hne is
greet VaAse 10 the new firm. Mrs.
kim0sns has also had much experience
in ths millinery business. The ladies
arrived Saturday from Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Pennington still retains the
Westss~ Union Telegraph office, the
ncreosiag business there having decided
her 10 ell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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GEHy WsII 14

y k1ch~rdssa hssildsaG On 0aia 8.
= bong sceapi~d by Tr,ae's has.<se
has sesa pusoAassd hy q. II
~ae expsces - ss0shsl ~
\ bag aad put " . osassa trust -
Z April l5sh y spsa . BOYS ed
tsrnlshiaG Ssess.
and hra Esag Ises "a ne sss,
special wsd.ssdnv nesuiae TO se
store hxtsres 60 . brand nee
OF goods. hr Fog has he'd thu.
N mind for sone time and be.
that the epsniag is ksss fr . 6rs,
store along these lsass Ne hss
~ naeh experiences With thst class ei
- knows sll the peopie Of the town
= country and is IN excellent young
nsss man. We see no reason te
y his success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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Csnaissa 0Lsuinsss NJ. ~
$4,000 h Rspsilias
Alssaosd ~ Tsyl~nsb

1uch iuteeuot was Uani1uuGed OO9r
nesdAy siUAt whsa . ns~tiaG q -
Chensksr II C0Rmssee was eollsd u
PvssiAsat Neorse, 20 eeesialss . sun1
ps~Vssssiaa sdssnc~d by owasss Il -
Gsaaisse nsnsaG CempeRy, wAe -
epssstiaG "a the Ferest Hill GrsSp, jSsk
over she Trail csesk divide fBsR -
Doctor mine.
l.euis Csvnsh, mine manages. end }.
N. ncCormack, one Of the st0ckho1dBso
we're pres Mt sad advsHesd . god aAag
reasons Why they were asking hsap =
buildaag this Trsil cFsek peaA r.
sssiuaated cost Of The eight or - 49,
fsrsAes savsace is -, 0s0. The esaQaav
oMsss TO deposit y. s00 - GsasssAss =
aeed faish If the eosaty weuid astsA i
end build sAe sseA.
OF eSurse oHr business nssa Wese -
tessstsd, ssd asked sll sorts ef Qnss-
sioRs. Mr. Csvash stated shat -
company aow hss . well squippsd ~
capebls u ssaceesrstiAG fssty tsas .
day. TIE SsiGiasl fosest Mil Mil, -
bsea nsAe Ovss by the aAditisa ef -
rolls saA three new whitley tsbsss. ~
mine 10 developed BY six levels -
shese BY drifts end Slopes, so0s Il
ths@ G&e feet leaG. TAese 10 fully a.
80 tons Il ore blocked ovt sad 0uGA
more Realistically IN sight. The ere -
ries esld, silver. copper 80 sine. Csa-
sidsssbae hs0h gFade hes kssn sAipps4
but ths sine was penslised. HW ti0s
sAe osd ssMpsny evea trisd - sspsrsAs
the sine end rua II down sAe river.
Unass late mining csaditises, The si.e
b ~ ct . essd pso9t. rhsse 10 Avs
taas - ssassntssAs1 ines -, visA .
ssuulnnu - pssAna - - sA<sQ
sseN - OnA - : ssssa1 ssnssuAssto
sar1isG ths0usa. silver - esppss 49,
ssas ~ 70 -.
fAs coapaay nsw has seven men, ~
eKpscts - Pot se abeut thirty n me
spsiaG end TO ship eight tsns . Aay,
loe1iRG . cas every four Asys ct AImset
Test vuns msAe last fell end shipmeats
- Sss0A0 W. = GAXDcy0-
tioas that this plea csa - cogried
theeagh. 1t 10 3z miles 70 st. Elao
via Tin Cup, end weslA - Ghost Is
miIes to the rsilFeeA ct Almoat, nserly
oil down grade issteeA Of twe- third of
the distance up graAe - through Tay-
lsr park.
These mining men ssked the eitiseps
present TO use their influence with the
county commissioaers to have IN ap-
preparation Of ~. e0O Of eosnty nsney
used for this new road. After consider
able discussion, ell Of il favorsbls to the
idea, . resolution ives umeninsossly
adopted requesting the commissioners
to investigate the claims ef Mr. Cavnsh
and Mr.. Mccormack. end IL tAe reed
was feasible end the mining outlook as
claimed, to sct fsvorebly oa The ssquest
Mess-s. Steoe. Cellias. sad Winsiox
were appointed - this committee.
The coMaissie@ers see TO meet Tees
day the II, The storm bound trsins hev-
ing interfereA With The ee9ular oeeting
set for this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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u1uInIlfII
Rs,s n Css,uae sad u
ChaGscau StescA Oksk
AepssciaA;se AsdIsa0e.

fhs vssdRSils< given BY s1< Avsat
Literary Society u the kex TA~stss
lest Friday night yes Whist ~ sssnsd
ia the sernscuisr Vt 6lo-1Bm .
''scresm. Also greet desl Of sasa-
spected talent wss resesled 10 the o.
ieokinG GunaisoR pubic.
The fact thst not . persea whe enter
I'd the doer- sect o. no seat-ieft until
the performance wes carried to its
dramatic finale, spesks well for the
abilities Of the boys. The cost Of char
scters was an oil star oae and there
we're 10 many who took part that il 10
sImest impossible in limited spsce to
sdeaas 'ely pes'se the indivisia~l talent
exhibited.
The FIRST RuHsber wss . chosus Of
eight charming Isddies sttired IN fsscA-
They sang two winter chasus~s end
threw paper snowballs at TIE asdissce
and we're encored repeatedly.
The Irish sketch wss well pssseatsi
BY Hal Exter, Psal Wright end Harry
Crsry. Hal sad Pssl gave . nost
realistic portrayal Of Irish wit end
combstiveaess end hsry wss . true
Irish "BiAay."
Good - Basnsm Bsiley, I say
''ssme stuats, those"-these were she
comments heard On oil siAes wAsa ~
ecrobatic troupe composed Of foul
Wright, Milton Zugelder end Lswssaes
kPoll gave . number Of skilful pssfer-
msnces in the line Of gymnsstics.
The little scene Of . series Of sld-
fashiossd saaGs sung - aUets ~ Osvil-
y HpsncA cd niss UgIew wss vssy
s0sctivs. Tks settiag - essanass
to1D 0ulns aupssustaAe - - -
which we've Loves on SWsst SsAG"
ssd Come Where Ny Lsse Liss
Dreaming.
Orville French % Francesca Orville
the Spsaish Cavalier played two splend-
id cornet solos.
Bringing up Father" was drama
tized in ten reels. The part of Maggie
was taken by Lloyd Steel; of Father,
by Carlton SiIls; of daughter. by Law
renee Kroll. This was followed by read
ing "Ephim Jones" given in costume
and make up by Walter Balm.
''in Dixie-Lsnd'' wss q clever little
farce with Lloyd Steele rs the old
Colonel; Orville French rs the home
from college son; Billy Dixon as the
villain seeking to take away the old
plantation from its rightful owner, Hal
Exter as ''Old Back joe; and Paul
Wright, Arthur Stark, and Harry
Crsry rs college boys. Carlton SilIs
deserves special mention for the man
ner in which he played the Jew who
as statue of Washington Crossing the
Delaware, was sold to the villain by his
shrewd Yankee comrsde, Carl Walker.
During the act, . chorus of negroes
sang Dixie with Royal ColIsrd clog
dancing the chorus.
| The Grande Finale included the whole
cast. They sang Alabama Jubilee"
to the chorus of which the Jew and Mr..
Jigg's daughter danced that complicst.
ed canter-the ore step.
II success may be measured by .
packed house, hearty applause, and
much appreciation and favorable COM
ment. the Avants gave the best enter
tainment of the school year.
Miss Borland though; up NEST Of the
stunts and WAS ably assisted in working
them out by Miss Uplow and Miss Hale
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
CT e aK
WIu s ~
Levy ) Fra Psss.sou Eaxz
XII \ 0adk Caasa !;
Saew 0acks&e Nss
OsafissUp

After IN exciting wesk of slides ssd
dsiftinG saows tbs trssns sse sGssa run
asae on t,ase. slthsDGh ct Rsoa yester-
AHy the rossry hsd pst yet eemplesed
AGgiae Crested Butte sad Baldwin
osonches cost
The secidsnt N the Bsack Csnen tos,k
ehe sttsats0a Of the state for several
Anys. Ii u sssssd BY rsilrosd men that
y0ung Levy Of Pueblo wss the FIRST
Vassenasr ever killed in the canon. A
enmbss Of rsilsesd employees have been
killed thsse BY sccidsnts, but no pas
senGsr.
The body Of the missing Earl Levy,
captain Of the bssket ball tssa Of the
Pueblo Centennial High Scheol, wss
found Suaday sfternooa.
A. Levy, fsther Of the boy. and hrs
elder son, were in Gunnisoa Monday end
fuesdsy, swsiting the esst bound trsin
which Was held on this SIDE. ca &C.
souat ef the Snow - 0sssAsll Pnss
Moadsy sfternssa, SlS could get no
1srther thsa Sasgsata. end wss forced
- turn back.
Mr.. Levy sad his son came thseugh
Friday morning end got - fer - Sept
Zero but were uMsble to rescA the scene
sf the wreck unsil Saturday msrniMg.
The younger Mr. Levy tells the follow
iae story Of the fiadiag Of his bsssAsr's
bsdy:
The discovery seemed pssely seci-
dental. We hsa been seascAiaG fer
0sny heuss wishsst svUil. A. sAsse
e'clock SUaAay sfses1ssa, - asa,
U'Aile eneaGsd IN psassinG psstiuas =
- wrsckaas, hftsa toe ssusAs -
1suH1 MN tgtwssa shsa susssso ~
ever feet u snOw."
''DO yea ssppsse sAst AssaA wss -
stsntsneo0s?" he vas ssAed.
''Thst 10 purely . matter Of eeajec-
ssre," ives the reply, Mis- fsee wss
badly bruised 1t The sswpae saa his nose
wss broken. 20 thst il might be that he
Gas knocked unconscioss, bst there wss
10 opening by which he could work his
cay out even had he regained conscious-
ness.
In reply to the question o. to the
1epth of the snow asound The wreck,
Mr.. Levy said that the snow wss besk-
cd fully eight feet. "Whise we were
there" he ssid, I'VE witnessed . ssF-
sow escape. Two cass were moved
from their position 10 one little fer
ther down the track, and but . few
seconds sfterwsrd, . huge slide fell
upon the very spot on which the ears
had stood "
The nineteen yesr cid basket boil cop
Gain was going with his tesm to Mont
Pose to play for the state championship.
This was TO re the first long trip msde
By any team in the state.
Reports received in Pueblo say that
kirk e. Wallace, basket ball eeeeh.
eided by the rest of the tesm. were
heroes Of the cay. They gave hrst I'D
cad took personsl charge Of The Infused
pessengers.
The engineer ef The wrecked train
Wss C. A. kroal ef Cvasisaa, vAe with
Conductor Steve Ksaaisoa end the
brakeman. eseeped iajsfy.
No trace has yet been fesnd Of the
express messenger. C. H. Msthews.
end it is believed his body went under
- -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
IgIE MI TIE COUNTY
W uuEIu PISS
saguocAe Crescent

saguacAe Crescent
Mrs. ". Z. Perry and L. C. Everly
are sSes from Howard this week to at
tend ~ shefiff's sale of the Cochetopa
Lan1 Z Live Stock compsny's property
on tie Cschetops which takes place
at The hsuse this afternoon.
VIE says Villa Grove girls are not
brave? We can account for one, AT
least: On last Friday Miss Frances
Aseby was alarmed by the sqswks of
the cAiekens, she seized her gun and
rushed Msdly into the chicken yard.
whese ~ feIled large lynx cat. II
measured IS inches from tip of nose to
tip q ssil.
l.. Antics of Grand Junction, secre-
tsry-treossrer of the National Midland
Trail Association, arrived in town yes
terday evening and . public meeting
was held At the club rooms for the
purpose Of taking up the matter of
placiag advertising in their automobile
log hssk and forming q locsl branch Of
the osssciotion. After considerable
discunaisa local was organized, officers
eieess4 eod . committee appointed to
solsc5e 0enbefships the dues to which
ere = ~ year. II Was agreed to place
a paoR ~. in the book and TO take
at lsase 6fty Of the books. This places
the CsclAetspa pess road IN their maps
as paRt Of the Midland trail route
froo WasAinGtm, d. c., to the Pacific
coast II California
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

JsAee Stsvse - WTllet Esaes left for
Denver Tuesday eveaing. 10 be shsent
fer ssDe days. Ais Cam Esee. is in
cHge u s6e a16ce. hssia9 sAded the
Ssties Il eassk Il Tie cssfy csurt to
tnke eaRe e Aisexies csrt unHaesn
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10
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W It uTTlHm tucson

Denver papers report the death Of
Mn. Elizabeth HildebrsDd ct Deer
creek, near LittIetcn. Coscse1a. On
Tuesday. Mrs. Hildebrand who wes
10 years of age came from Cesneny -
America fssty -fosr yesrs go. So hsA
lived On her hcmestead there fer svef
fsety yeufs. Her hasheaA 6ied twe
yesss ego. Ske leaves twe ssea. Frsn-
eis HilAeArsod Il Lttletoa - AlAest
05lbebf~nd of ono cfeeA il this cggRty.
4ke bad keea in fse ssDe time - her
Aeaeh wss ns4 useHVeeseA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Finding that hay wss getsiaG seeft
- TIE Fs~6eshssn. ". r. Sso1sss
cssclsded - bring oves . buscA - -
sssers sna ys~ne seuG sAile u. GsinG
Wse god. rhey were ArsagA& over
she nise-15se Nm nssAay ssA she neHt
AAy up feUo lola. - sse Ouecak sascA.
WAere tAey VII be fed tin spfAG
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

MN Annie Dowpey left for . short
trip - Delta yesterday. Next week
she e1peeas 70 20 east with her son
JoAo - 0unsult specialist fer him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-10

Dexter T. Sapp has returned from ,
business trip 10 Arizooa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30
company

the only motion picture company
that specializes in comedies.
Since I have been in comedy have
learned that the most serious thing
in the world is the business of max
ing people laugh. And instead of be-
ing a rollicking, jolly people with
aches in their sides from laughing
the actors who are so screechingIy
funny on the screen are the most Sc
rious-minded folks in the motion. pic.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30
BY LOUISE FAZENDA

My entrance into the moving pic
tUre work was unusual inasmUch as
I had studied and intended to be a
school teacher. Had it not been for
the fact that Stanford university had
a rule that only 500 young women
could be admitted each year, might
now be taking my first school some
where. instead of playing leads with
Morris tribune., 1916-10-06
FIRST METHODIST EP1sCOPA

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Services, Morning and evening at
the usual hours.
Rev. Richardson will preach at both
services.
Sunday school at II as a. m.
A cordial welcome extended to all
these services.
Henry hobbs, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1916-10-06
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

Julius, John, Charley and Ida Sperr
and Miss Meyer autoed to Dawson to
visit friends Sunday.
J. w. Diehl called on G. Peterson's
Wednesday morning.
A large party was held at Leo
Kopel's in honor of Mrs. Kopel's
brother who has been visiting here a
few days.
Olga Gregerson visited at J. Diehl's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lud Strand and
daughter Lillian visited at M. l..
Strands Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and children
visited at L. Emilsburg's Sunday.
Ida Sperr called ON Mrs. W. Albers
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Monson. and Mar
tin Gregerson visited at S. Erdahl's
Sunday.
Hans Strand spent the last part of
last week at M. L. Strands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Goodahl and
daughter, of Blue Earth, who are
going to rent the Nels Erdahl farm,
arrived last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Jergerson and
children visited at F. Sperr's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price and friends of
Iowa, spent last week camping at
Red Rock.
Hazel Chapman and Henry Sperr
visited at Herman Sperr's Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellebust and daugh.
ter Minnie and Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Morris tribune., 1916-10-06
The Menace of the Mail Order Houses

%HAT the mail the cities have
the large patronage they enjoy from all the entire country and
ton which
Identification by which the shipper is known
This mail Of
buying secondhand stocks bankrupt
by manufacturers
These were hewd business who believed in advertising
along these nes and to PROVE The SUCCESS OF DVERTN %
better evidence could possibly be offered than the fact that wev
industrial
embeshed costing hundreds thousands dollars
while
in commercial pace as Competitive that ev merchant
sell
STANDARD AND HIGH CLASS GOODS MADE BY
FIRMS NEVER SEE THESE GOODS AD-
VERTsED BY MAIL ORDER HOUSES, OR IF you DO PRICE
THE FIXED BY THE MANUFACTURERS FOR ALL
DEALERS.
Therefore when orders articles Of the priced
freight
CHARGES money order fees and postage added
from this us DRPRI7e THE Ho %SRoaT of 4
may be dependent on the of his he
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QUESTION OUR PEOPLE
PATRoNTzE MERCHANTS. TO
THEM you OWE ALLEGIANCE AND SUPPORT AND NOW ASK
cANDIDLY,
H Gy p on ERT and yGu Qe {ou nd s
Every
makes that much the home
entirely of localcr culation-s gone
WHEREAS IF YOU SPEND 1T WITH A HOME MERCHANT HE IN
WILL SPEND 1T SOME ONE ELsE-PERHAPs PAY 1T
FATHER, BROTHER OR
DAUGHTER SALARY, THE
FAMILY, DOING A UNIVERSAL GOOD.
goods mail
address of certain mail order houses These people are known our
consist OF clothing goods
ndvhat not COULD PURCHASED FROM
OUR HOME MERCHANTS QUALITY CONSIDERED, FREIGHT
CHARGES TRANSPORTATION,
CHEAPLY AS FROM ORDER HOUSE IN COUNTRY.
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Wouldn ind
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