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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
az CAROLYN WELLS

fcorslnued From Our Last issue)
Then | attacked the doors and
windows themselves | thought OF
the murderer saving out and rc-
placing a door panel No. ] don't
mean that no sawed IL at the time.
but suppose no had sawed II out
the day before. and replaced II
with temporary tacks. Then. NJ tho
moment. he had removed the
panel, unlocked and unboited the
door. entered. turned on the gas,
by means Of an ordinary lighter,
and going softly out. rclock-d the
door as he had opened II. and 70
placed the panel.
A fine theory. but both doors dis
proved II. They were so positively
as they had been for years. that l,
was clear TO be seen nobody had
used that dodge They were OF
pine or some such wood. stained
and grained 90 represent black
walnut. Our forcfathers had placed
strong reliance on the crcdulity OF
their fellow men. Each stained his
Dan doors. assuming his nelghhors
would think them the real thing.
knowing full well that the neigh
Dor. also stained their own
I had a similar theory ready for
the windows. How about entering
one OF those. by means OF a long
ladder. and by the method OF re-.
moving n pane OF glass. and after
ward replacing II with puttyl But
the windows understood me. and
denied this. proving II by their un.
touched and adamRnt putty. Hard
ms concrete and weather-hcaten.
the putty OF every pane had not
been disturbed since giHxier's
fingers left II many years ago
This was indlsputable. saw a,
once. so raised DO dispute with
that bit Of material
And so proceeded was In
no haste: rather. ! was spinning
out this solving process a. a child
spins out the enjoyment, OF his ice
cream. making II last rs long rs
possible But | was thoro. ay.
more than thoro. ! was meticulous,
II you know what that means.
looked behind every picture on the
walls. every mirror. and every BIZ
OF foolish Rrt.craft that conscien.
tiously covered its own allotted por.
ton OF wall paper. The wall paper
was, to my mind. hidcous. Il was
OF recent date. thus Earring with
woodwork and window panes. The
design was gay.hued parrots dis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
SIT HE MOSS MYSTERY

10 bc impeilcd 10 secret II some
whore In or near tho bed. But tho
bed clothes had been taken away
and others substituted sim. there
were tho mattresses. ! deduced n
hiding place In one OF these and
scrutinired tho edges for q place
that might have been ripped and
rcsown. There was none. Now.
pearls couldn't be introduced into
n mattress without somo such pro
ceduro. so decided against H.
There were the pillows. but these.
too. showed only their original
seams.
All. tho lingerie, pillowE' There
were half dozen or more OF the
dain,Iest OF boudoir pillows. the
alps OF fine embroidery or lace or
both. and tho pillows covered with
rose-colored satin.
Eagerly I examined the edges OF
the satin pillows. Tho far from
being what IN known As a Miss
Nancy. did know that such pill
lows arc made by being stitched
nearly all the way round. and sewn
for n few inches. after being filled
with down.
Ny somewhat domestic knowl.
cdg. stood me In good stead one
pillow. after looking at several. I
found had been ripped and hastily
resewn. felt plnchingiy and
found n hard bunch within. which
! knew at once WAS the necklace
| took the pillow TO Helen. and let
her rip II out She cried out with
delight. oSclaiming. what a place
TO hide ,heml And isn't that just
like aarybeiiei"
II was a fine string Of pearls.
not worth kings ransom. but,
worth enough 10 cheer the heart of
Rny woman. and Helen was duly
eiRted
"IIow did -- find them" she
asked me. her eyes glued to the
lustrous gems.
"Oh. just went there. and she
had" replied careicssiy. Now
I'm going 10 find the murderer"
left Helen resewing the satin
pillow. for She was n housewifeiy
sort. and returned to my post
had found the pearls by sheer
mental process. so | kept nj that
exercise. | thought and thought
well. wondered IL I'd be like the
Little Shmall Rid Hin. You know.
"she thauEht and thaught til she
became 80 thin. that there was
nRwthin' left Of he's but fist her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
STAR BEAMS .BvE. d.. k.

Mary Garden has returned from
France with report that she Is 20
sounds lighter than when she went.
We have been keeping careful tab
q Mary's reports for the past four
q five years and we find she has
bet Z total OF 1877 pounds. making
her present weight In the neigh
boshood Of It's.
Word comes from New York
that skirts win be shorter than
ever next winter. .. This Is going
10 be country OF universal head
ache some day-from eyestrain.
Anyway. siackers win find II
harder than ever to hide behind
women's skirts.
A San Francisco wire regarding
the dynamite cases tells us that
Frank Oman Is an Oregon cattle
man
Rev. Ivory Headley lives in Fort
Hancock. ~ J.
A. J. Warhorse Is attached TO
base hospital No. is.
r. A. Baimer Is an undertaken In
Denver
Beulah Sloppy lives in Pig Run.
Pa
~Call the doctor only when II IL
absolutely necessary" advises one
a the officers OF the American
Hospital association And what
shall we call him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

A hAdbill circulated by John l..
Moon. sheriff OF Lee county. ope-
llka. Ala:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
THE TELEPHONE

This Is a Seattle telephone. You
can hear everything over the tele-
phone except the operator. You
can get anybody over the telephone
but the operator.
Most OF the time you get every
b6dy over the telephone but the
party you want.
About the easiest thing to get
over q Seattle telephone Is the busy
signal
About the only one who can get
. line Is someone who has n half
hour TO waste and nothing to say.
Next to golf. the telephone is a
medium for exercising and inereas-
ing the profane vocabulary.
Every once In while two air
planes are in collision. The sky.
like the well-known earth and the
singie-track railroad, seems TO be
= small place after all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Won't Turn Silks Yellow!

Lux will keep any silk blouse phite, and
toithot rubbing Lux has absolutely no free
Alkali; cleanses wonderfully 10Th fi1kemnru
Dater, and without rubbing. SO thoroughly
Is Lux dissolved, that not flake of the soap
remains in the garment TO discolor II, but
every particle of 1t Is quickly rinsed out. Lur
iotl not harm anything that pure pater aions
WtH not injnre.
For silk always use Lux and lukewarm
water. Never rub and always rinse In luke
warm water. When nearly dry stretch into
original shape and press.
Like Nothing You Have Ever Seen Before
soap, nor soap powder, but ioondsrfui fakes,
pure and transparent. Get package today
at your grocer. druggist or department store.
Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

Don't think that each time silk
blouse is Numbered, it must turn
yellower and yellower!
Lux will launder it perfectly it
will launder the daintiest, flmiest
materials - chiffon cloth Georgette
crepe! crepe de Chine! and keep them
as white as when new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Are YOU, Who Remain at Home. Go

This 81 800 will send 1900 kits of tobacco,
each containing cigarets and smoking tobacco, to
the retail value Of as cents, the Atlantic.
With them will 60 1900 stamped postcards bear
ing the names Of contributors to the fund, so that
tho soldiers may acknowledge receipt Of the to-
bacco by sending card to each donor
The Star thanks every person who has helped
thus far-and urges every one who hasn't yet
helped to do so.
LETS SEND THE OLD FUND ASOAR-
ING. LET'S PUT SEATTLE IN THE FORE
FRONT AMONG THE SCORES OF CITIES
WHICH ARE RAISING MONEY FOR THIS
SPLENDID CAUSE. FILL OUT THE FOLLOW
ING COUPON AND SEND WHATEVER
AMOUNT YOU CAN AFFORD TO THE STAR
TODAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20
Why Silks Turn Yellow

Authorities on silk say that the action Of
Alkali on silk makes it acquire q yellow
color. They also say that the fiber itself In
affected by Alkali. When the Alkali Is COM
bned with hot water, and the fabric rubbed
the fiber is ruined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-20

shpeHs aHtAAAA VI a<'t NcNAN's NV
lika. Ala:
4 WANT Hing 500 WORTH
many. Robert Turner. sii.. n. D. Mar
tin. alias anything else. He. ss crook ed
Ne . barrel Of snakes. Two charges.
grand larceny and ono for breaking Jail.
Description Age ~ 10 81. feet 10
inches. weight lt5 to 1855 pounds. biae
eyes. sandy hair. reddish complexion.
Rsnan nose. Left here about I o'clock
had two Palm Beach suits with him. pair
tan shoes and pair tennis shoes. broad
brim black hat and cap.
WIN steal anything that 1. not red
hot and nailed down. VIII take . Pan
hat or Palm Beach suit In tn.
winter time or an eteroea, or suit %
wool underwear In the summer. VIII
let q horse take mp with him. will swipo
billie goat, or hook n COW. He can
drive any Kind % ear, and he actually
tried to steal my Ford when he escaped.
and II he had got that ! would have
offered 10000 for him.
Arrest and wire me aud I will esn,e
been made 40.
What has become OF the old fash
Toned man who said. We have no
quarrel with the German people p
And likewise, what has become
OF the scent loaf that Hoover said
he was going 70 give us7
Not that we have any quarrel
with the baker
You can call It a fight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
svMoPssa

Fsseea. TIE popular Illustrator. lssss hss
Daao ~ studio every o0y An1 hse eoD-
0oe-ooocA haaP aaA 0lR.vh1oo oe0D1exi6a
sae.ee h1s estt:eic eyA 9e stare. e lsavs
~ - a.kiae y. e - . Ies:s ~.
" 6oe evoe1n9: Wneo - 80 - IT,
6esos1 he Giri has aisappsafel q the
evsaial peess he reaAs of 9 clsvsr 1sws1
sAief VAs has 6a0sd r. 0elloo TT aeaSiy
2 yeas. He eoes e Jnlssa'e sseas a.
9A0o q acs1oa. o0e tnoto0A . 0aa i1 enc
6iag asssa naskeA vtth - baek te q
Man and . charming s1ri are rsturaiA6 %
he apartoeate fro0 . triD Aewntewn N
e.svss e 9 - escoy - Fesnss !:
r thsa takss 9 sman hez from the eass
eesss,ar , nas -. 2 HsS,K ssi.nsa ksse.ls.
tsr and Fovess rscoGnisss the woman -
Ne Of ths eopese.b.ech hsir: rceSss
burglar has overlooksd nkAe. whils The
R1rs explaine that the bog held not 1evels
but 1sttefs- Forbes eeafises that ha has
eaeeesd the apArtmants ons door below mn.
soa'e and Jtllson - brought down TO idsn-
e11y him
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

wrsters had Dot yst stumbled upoa.
He lived aIoae b Ian q Q houss
b . 0oot unfAaAioaable district, sur-
roon4o4 by 0u0Dlao an1 vaSeod uDoo
By . valst vAs always hsaksA -
Vosbes - n ~ ha1 stsppsa ose q
eoo q the eastsanaesa
o0aAGo. thAt tAe bav-Aav maA y
gsaefally - sopty - Q sueksa en-.
While Tie Nun eAap over there in he
corner b 0i1dbaA tAe Sailor b a ~
sitting cootSaptjos ffo0 Poo,e'a.
1AoasA. Csavford's taller vas impsc-
cahss. More likely Toa aaA Con
pany oe Yokohama. Pr CFavfoed
had . aystsrious way q turning up
IN serangs places. Of sailing without
a1vising ffisnds. Of returning - quiet
y - though he bad beea spea1ing
the wesk-snd over IN Coanecticut.
He was very fond Of the aftist.
moving the real man below the eGg.
froth and crumbly pieeruse of popu-
laTity.
Wake up. old boy. wake up" raj
lied Crawford, - he raked In the pot.
This 10 deuces Wild tonight. and an
ace-full isn't worth the cardboard It's
printed ON. Get Into the game: the
night II young" Tho chips ratified
into Crawford's compartment
Early the winter before Forbes had
broken his leg while riding to hounds
over the Westchester. The surgeon had
given him an anesthetic during the
setting Of the bone. The drug had
not befuddled his brain. but Il had
taken away all sense OF feeling from
his body. Just now he experienced
the same bewildering numbness. jill.
son swept up the cards. rinied them
prettily and dealt Deuces wild!
Forbes picked up his cards mechan-
ically. Crawford! The
cut knuckles! ;. Emeralds and
pearls and rubies and Florentine
boxes! Crawford!
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Hasssrty wss Werth Lse's'as A.

VUUV W. WVssO 60ONswU ~
sisted q cosnsd-bsse. cabbage and
boiled potatoes. Hasgsrty Aeaped his
plate. proceeded to slice the three into
. coarse hash and sprinkied II libsf-
ally with salt. pepper and vinegar. He
was not talkativs man at his meals.
which he thoroughly enjoyed. having
. constitution Tar more rugged than
that Of the United etatss. In that Il
was mot open 70 peomiscuous amsnd.
ments. Nor was Mrs. Haggsety trou-
bled with the vapoes q the faahton-
able. She ate - silently and heartily
- her lord and master. They nnishsd
on the meal WITH quarter slicss Of rich
mincs PIE. washed down tie whole WITH
pints Of aromatic coffee. and then
smiled ACROSS the table. Their admirA-
ton for each other Was mutual: Il had
stood the acid test Of eight years Of
propinquity.
HaSgerty Was . real detective. .
post-graduats In the virtues and delin-
qusncies Of humanity: the d6tsctive
you and know in everyday life: who
wss oncs . policeman On our block and
Who vinked when We broke window
playing one-old-cat. HaSgerty's salary
might b called handsome. u one n
cluded the splits IN frequent rewards:
but - the paJ Of . man Who took his
life in his hands seven days IN ths
week and Afty weeks IN the year, Il
was leoo than meaeef.
-Mtlly. you'vs got en- al kotowing
when It comes & corn-bese an cab
bdge. Say! I'm thinking Of buying that
little Of shack mp Bronx way. aftsr
I'll"
.No!s
.-eure thingls
sBut I doat lfke theee moetgaeee.
WIN. II anything Aappensd 70 yo1.
vhere'd bof"
-eAl It's going Z - caah."
.AnA where aro yoa eotng - ~
thfoo th01san1 1o11a1sf They Wu6t
taho . eont un6W - eoe II paoen.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Nebraslsans Attend Cody Funeral.

Nsbrasstans Attend Cody Funeral.
Denver.-The Nebraska Legislature
was represented at the funeral OF Col.
Cody. long . distinguished resident Of
Nebraska" BY Senators John n. Tan
ner. Geo. n. Adams and B. K. Bushee.
and Representatives J. H. Craddock.
Geo. w. 0reenawalt and r. e. Stearns.
The executive department was repre-
sented BY Lieut.. Gov. Edgar Howard.
The party from Lincoln was joined At
North Platte by Mayor Everett Evans.
Chas. Mcdonald, Gould Deits and Thos.
c. Patterson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Y. .. CRUISER WRECKED.

Eureka. Cal.-shortly after 8
O'Clock Saturday night the last mem
ber Of the crew OF the cruiser MI
waukee. which went ashore near here.
was landed on the beach. Not = life
was lost and but one man was hurt
IN the difficult work Of rescue. which
was done through roarins surf BY
means Of . breeches buoy and two
lffeboats. On board the Milwaukee,
when the current carried her into the
surf. were eighteen officers and al
men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
STELLA SMITH KILLS MATE.

Shoots Chauffeur husband After
Saving Lie Of WIN. A. Moore.
Denver.-Mrs. Stella Moore-Smith
shot and killed her husband, John
Lawrence Smith. at her home. 1910
Aontview boulevard. in the fashion
able Park Hill district. at $50 o'clock
Saturday morning. She IL . prisoner
In the matron's quarters OF the city
jail. Tho shooting followed, Mrs.
Smith declared In . statement made
after her arrest, three hours of tor
ture. in which her husband. drink
crazed. forced her to submit to indig-
mites: attempted to shoot her former
husband. William A. Moore. Denver
attorney and son Of the late Bishop
David Moore Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church Of Colorado. and made
threats against her 12.year-old daugh-
ter. Mildred Elaine Moore, who was
sleeping In the house with her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Farmsr KILLED When Astes ceIlIde.

Farmer Killed When Autes ceilIds.
Denver.-Jaeob eandhofer. 81 years
old. Q wellto do farmer OF Welby.
three miles beyond the stockyards.
who came to Denver to see Buffalo
Bill's funeral procession, was killed
Sunday afternoon, when IN automo-
bile In which he and his wife and
Mrs. Townsend Clark were riding
north on Logan street was struck by
. touring car driven east on Sixth
avenue by W. II. Martin. former
chauffeur for Governor Gunter. The
women escaped with minor scratches
and bruises.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.
Chicago-Wheat-No. red tle116;
No. ; hard. e1.s601.o7k.
Corn-No. : yellow. osk k0o7kc:
No. 4 yellow. ssA 0SS5ke: No. Z whits.
e40oec.
Oats-No 3 white. SEx @5THc:
standard, SeM0S7kc.
Barley-S1.000131.
Pork-$2960.
Lard-$15.4s016.Se.
Ribs-e13.s7014.60.
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chIeaae I've eteek Qvetatleaa

ChteA60 ItVo 8toek 0OotaStoo6.
Chicago. - Hogs - Bulk. e1o.oeV
1850; light. s.s0@l0.50: ;mixsA. le.lu
010.6s: heavy. 410.10010.7o: rougA.
SlO.3O010.3s: pigs. 37.60@S.so.
Cattle-Native beef cattle. o1.yg
l1.sO: Western steers. S7.Ee01e0o:
stocke1 and feeders, eE.ge03oe:
cows and hslfees. e4.400le.eo: eaavsA
e97E@14.2E.
oAesp-Wsthsrs, eeAo01e.eg; ewes,
e71G01o.3E: lAmbs. el15y01l.1H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
HARRY rnAw WILL ascovsa.
psttsburehsr Maas Plans to eurrsndsl
Dsssrs eiashIn0 rhreat.

Dsssrs eiashIns rhreat.
Philadslphia.-Harry Kendall Thaw,
under indictment in New York, -
eetAsr with two socailsd bodyguards.
1sf IN alleged attack On Frederick
0unp. Jr., . 1s-ysar-old high school
boy of Kansas City. in . New Yssk
hotel last Christmas. attempted So
eide IN West Philadelphia while tie
police Of virtually every city IN the
HAST were searching for him - fugi-
live from Justice.
Thaw's attempt at sslf-dsstruction
was . Sensational climax TO . hunt
whioh began here following the an
nounssmsnt BY District Attorney
swazn a New York Of ths latest ept
eods h the sEratie caress Of Tie
wealthy Pfttsburohsr. whish rsacAsd
~ ssnitA IN the killing Of Stamford
Whits at Madison 0Quare rest ea16su,
and later when hs sscADeA frsn Mat
taAwaA asylum
ThrsasA counsel TAaw NJ naAe ar-
saneemeats - sugrenAee hlAeoaf 70
p1str1ct Attorney Swami tA New Yeek
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Wesessa NsuDapss Uassa NsVs esrvses
WasAinstoa. Jan. ls.-0rsst Britain
~ addressed 70 Prssideat Wilson .
nerSoo of ssasatieoal charges that the
Unltsd States has bssa guilty Of NJ.
OeroD violatioas q neutrality from
Which the eatents allies have suffered
sreat damage. Thsss charges are "a
- made the basis after the war for
elaine upon the United States.
Bsrlin.-Under fierce attacks the
Teutoaie allies have made further
progress AGAINST the Russians alona
the 6ereth. southwest Of Calais. cap
turing the village Of Kotumikhali and
ths town Of vadeni. on the railroad BE-
tween Braila and Calais, six miles
from Calais.
On the northern end Of the Russian
front. in the vicinity Of Riga. the Ger.
mans delivered . heavy attack. but
were repulsed.
The entente allies have lost anoth.
Or war vessel In the destruction by IN
explosion at Yokasuka Of the japan
ese battle cruiser Tsukuba.
Rome reports the capture Of two
Austro- Hungarian submarines.
Fierce fighting along the lower Ser
eth line resulted in the capture by
Turkish troops Of the Rumanian town
Of Aihalea. northwest OF Braila, and
900 men Of its garrison. Others Of
the defending force. attempting to es'
cape. were drowned In the Sereth
The Bulgarians have taken . monas
tory near the confluence Of the Buzeu
and Sereth rivers.
Entente forces advancing toward
Stravina In Macedonia were checked.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
CHAPTER WI.
A Real ostsesIvs.

One Of the greatest detectives In
the world lin his own opinion and.
what was more remarkable stun. In
that Of his wife) sat down to his eve
ming meal. He called It supper: -
they called II Immediately after the
stone ago. when man and woman b.
gan to form habits. This supper con-
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
No saessrIa IN OLD sse.ss.

There y virtually NO danger Of
disease being spread b. the books IN
Mbras1ss- -unless. Of course. they have
besn ussd recently by persons having
infectious diseases. While cleaning
the library Of Yale university the dust
from the books Was chemically ana
ly8sd. About half q Il was SoenA %
- ninef1l matter. while tie cthsr
half va DaDsr 1bess wood 1bee an1
no11s. Mo bactesla, such - aso CO.
30 n tAs nouih Wego fpanA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Boulder.-Tungsten coaceatrates, -
per cent. SIS per unit: crude ores, 90
Per cent. SIS; Is Per cent. $40 to ga;
10 per cent. $50 to SO per init.
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sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
r. o. B. Denver. Carload Price.
Buying Prices.

Buying Prices.
Colorado. upland. per ton.$1S.eo0leee
Nebraska upland. per ton l3.000lS.0s
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska. per ton :. 11ee013.0o
Timothy. per ton ....... 11.oe01e.0o
Alfalfa. per ton ........ 11.0O0lS.Oo
South Park. choice. per
tOu As.vVVAo-Vy
San Luis Valley. per tom. 14.00016.ee
Gunnison Valley. per ton lS.00011.0e
Straw, Dor ton.. 4.O00 500
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Dnluth; Minn.-Lihseed-On 49,.
e11e1k; choice. ea.81k:to arx4va
MASK: Nay. S1Solk: July. e111af
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

MISCELLANEOUS MARkGrA.
Metal Market ouotatlsaa.
Silver, New York-74kc.
/. Lead. per 100 lbs.-37.6O.
Copper. per 100 lbs.-S2S.57k.
Spsltsr. st. Louis. pr - ~.
-$S.3s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Grain.
Wheat. ch. MILL. 100 lbs, buying. e191
Rye, Colo. bulk 100 lbs. buying. LII
Oats. Nebraska. 100 lbs. buying. LBS
Colorado oats. bulk. buying $3.50. LIS
Corn chop, sack. selling ........ 1.SS
Corn In sack. selling ........... 1.S1
Bran, Colorado. per 100 lbs, selling 1.t0
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Wee prsssdsns Rslsrns - capstal.
Fhcanix. Aris.-vics President and,
Mn. lfarshall. Who have been visit
ine hsfs, lset 1sr Warrington.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Live Poultry.

Live Poultry.
The following prices ON live poultry
are net r. o. B. Denver:
Hens. lbs. and over. ID. -. ly
Hens. under lbs, lb. ...... -
springs. 10. .................n 0lS
Turkeys. 10 lbs. or over. 10 031
DUCKS. young ............... -
Geese ..................1 Ia 01t
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

0i9 Parties Ha~s 21S Members Each.
Washington.-~.An advance list Of
members Of the next House Of Repre-
ssntatives. prepared BY South Trim
ble. clerk oe the House. gives as
Democrats. as Republicans, Pro
gTsssives. ! Prohibitionist, Social
1t and independent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Fruit.

Apples Colo. fancy. box .el.ee03.eo
Pears. Colo, winter. box. 3.S00S.e0
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Vegetables.

Carrots. cwt. .............. ~
CauIiflower. lb. ........... $50 i
Celery. Pascal. b. e.. dos. $50 4
Onions. table. dog. .17MW 4
Onions. cwt. .............. 1.0e0l.l
Potatoes. cwt. ..... ...... 21e04.(
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Eggs.

Eggs.
Eggs. graded No. net. r. o. D.
Egg. graded No. , net, =. o. D.
Denver
Eggs. case count, misc. cases.
less commission ,..,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Butter.

Creameries. ex LIST grade. lb.. .3S03S
Creameries. I'd grade. lb. .34035
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
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