Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-23
| SOLE SAM lis DOING
VERY WELL INDEED

Oc rp4r-.. th.ug- are high. -sP-r-
la.Iy food s,lT-. So- ,h. pinch -.rw-
lar...-. aE-n u0- has 90 buy often.
and -Hr. aY4-ra.f- Is Up against old
Il g. l. every dag Il zomrtlmrs ap-
3. ar tina, Nj Hoover Int dong
much To- help out. bu: Il wr count
oar ua.r.s-.' there l- another sid" 10
that,
>-.ar. 5a. .r-.ArS~ Is high and
-.a-r. U4. { D, had not been for fed
,.a. 4grrlr.-, -sl.lgu. very likely w."
g.uu.g be- paying ID 20 % c"Ht- q pound
.r....al ur .,.-- than ton. Flour Is
a.gh. but i the gas-rnTnn, had not
r,,d pr.c,. g." might b. ay.ng twice
q much for u. and the farmer would
no, be. getting IN" d.H'E"mc" either.
Tt. r-g.- AZ Goa. -,-rs- lu our rraw
yo--.. rEau m"-, anything ".-", and
Nr.. & hampton rurf'--'- Il can ~""
rp a..t r-a-Ou for a..uHlHg ,k" MIN"
u.n"r- such rNorhtant profits. but
here again Goa. Is on" Of the thing
.o must ha>e RIGHT NOW TO ain the
var and prrh4p- .arVu 9arrItlc" Us nee
.,-ary 90 al.O~ q = u"ra. price tha' a.
Emulate production tremendously.
Their. r-n't tim" 10 ,akr us"r a. th-
,OaI mines and g't them rrorganIzed
for h. winter. and beside. good bit
of that excess profit Is gong TO be-
secured by the government a. an "N-
r-s, profit taN. and ,h"n another slice
a, Irrumr ia,.
A-o ,h- gos,rnm.r' cannot do
'srry,fng 4 should DO nigh, Of IN"
bet I, hasn't n" 'Np"rt~ and 1t
fa-n' ,rr machinery. v" -'r What
lack o' 'h"-" thing mean IN N" dlf-
rr4.'y -urruurtHrg ~, 'a0Ing 0f a
"u.'.pr mon. or.' pn'-rfth of tn" mum
b. 80. mus ,sa u l. after -r' months.
g.. y.,u'.-' gru....'.-r' lE 'a. a"r.t.
..,a aao.,..i-arr,I uppar. from N"
h.-. bratr- ~ th, ra'.Dn. md, It-"f
4,k.ng "nu.pr.'n' and a4ar''r- and
competent uT.r,r- fo,,.,u "rn-rf'i ~
n- projected Hvh,ng force. Why
should nr expect 'h" o'h"r depart
a,r,- nC 't. .,p.rrnru,u' 20 b." letter
r,rfrc,
We ao. doing Tremendous things
and dong ,hrm along uaD,a'"n paths
rrr,rd ON 'h. wnu., uclr Sam Is
donr .,l. soil and -hou.a be- applaud
,t mot Irdu.y ounc.-'t
- - -
Folks at Grand Junction a.. 50 dis
gu-,rd with the high price Of coal
ma, they au. agr,A'lug th" matter
o' "a mumupu. cua' MIN. Really. It
could ht. done h.I' ia GunnI-ou. Ihrr"
an. half dozen MINES up ONO creek
'Na, onuId b" taken over, and with
..A -orah.' work d"E"lopnd INTO pro
p,r',- that would u p p y
'n, gmm,dIa'" slcnlt}. !, only
r..d- -omrou, ON m" town council
.'h sufficient nnr" and rN"cu,lN"
ability
Crdarrdgo Champion: VIII won
drr- never cDa-,' Or has the rIghlh
wonder appeared? This last great
surprise is tho announcement by the
Gunnson New hampton that c. T.
Rawalt, that well known Democratic
war horse, has charge of the Gunni-
son Empire, a Republican paper, "s-
'abIi-hcd for and by tn" Republicans
of tina, county Those who know
Charley will watch with interest for
~" Republican, editorials b" vilI b.
supposed to write Bet 4 ricklc-or
would if We had one-that he never
gets away with it.
n
After three years of prccarous life,
the West Slope" published by Geo
d. Blake at Ccdarcdge. has given up
the ghost, Clyde Brewer, of the
Champion, taking over the plant.
Ccdaredge was of course too small for
such newspaper competition, but the
boys of the profession have enjoyed
reading Blakc's editorials and regret
70 see him quit the game. He intends
10 stay in the Surface creek valley
for some time, attending to legal bust
ness, for besides being an editor, and
Fctcnn newspaper man. Blake was
educated as a Baptist minister and
Iater studied law and was admitted to
the bar.
The Home Economies Club met Fri
day evening with Miss Lois Brewer.
The evening was spent in u social way.
playing games and singing. Tasty
refreshments were served by the host
css assisted by Miss Dorothy Turner
and Miss Azalia Pcnticufr The Club
has decided to allow anyone in the
school to join whether they are spec
ializing in household economies or not.
They are doing a splendid work in
making garments for the Belgium
children and have a large number now
ready to send.