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AMATEURS HOLD MEETING
GOVERNING, BOARD CLOSES
CENTRAL LEAGUE SEASON
Highland Park Awarded Decision.
Fairnount Club ReorEanixed.
Committees AppOinted.

| Committees Appointed.
Tho segson of the Central League,
one of tho amateur baseball organiza-
/ lions Of this city, was ordered closed
last night by the governing board OF
tho Amateur Baseball Commission OF
Richmond at meeting held in the
automobile room OF Murphy's Hotel
The pennant OF the organization was
| awarded to the Kocen's Boosters team.
which club has never been forced out
OF first place since the amateur sea-
son opened last April.
10 those we'll acquainted with the
amateur baseball situation in this city
| the closing Of the Central League for
this season did not come as a surprise
FOR some time the organization has had
only four clubs. and one Of these. the
Modern Woodmen. has not shown up
Tor several Saturdays and the step
taken last night was the only possible
thing that could have been done.
In addition to closing the season of
the Central League the commission
rendered several decisions that have
been hanging fire for some time. The
protest of the Highland Park team over
the decision of the commission at it's
last meeting awarding Il game to Fair
mount by forfeit was reversed, and the
game was ordered to be played over.
1t was found out that the Fairmount
club had sixteen men signed at the
time, and. rs the rule provides for only
fifteen. the decision Of the commission
was reversed.
President Hcckler. Of tho Sunday
School League. was upheld by the com
mission in not allowing the protest
OF Manager Highfiel. of the First Bap-
fist nine. in regard to a game that was
to have been played with the Fulton
team several weeks ago. Manager
lfiEhfel claimed the game by forfeit
for the failure Of Fulton to show up.
but President Heckler threw out the
protest
Tho fate OF the Commercial League,
the major organization Of the ANA
teur Commission. was settled, and that
league will continue to run through
the present season with the same
teams-Duplex, Old Virginians, High
land Park. and Eairnoun, Philip
Boone and Charlie Perkins have agreed
to take hold OF the Paramount Club
jointly and the East Enders will put
a team on the field on Saturday against
Duplex.
With the last games OF the season
only four Saturdays on the attention
Of the local sandlotters naturally turns
to the series among the pennant win
ming teams OF the four leagues to de-
termine which organization shall rem
resent this city In the Inter-city series
between Richmond. Washington and
Baltimore. For the purpose Of nrranE-
ing this series the following members
OF the commission have been appoint
cd as committee: Van Buren,, Will
kinson and Heckler, while Black, Vo!k-
mann and Easton will have charge of
the arranging the Intcr-city series be-
tween Richmond. Washington and
Baltimore.
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Uns.r Win. o. Muddy Track.

WINDSOR. ONT, July 1s-Phil I'm
gar. at the juicy odds OF more than 10
to /. won the $4,000 feature race at
windsor this afternoon in easy fashion
from field of classy horses. Marion
COSBY, the favorite. tired in the sticky
going. and Burglar. field horse. beat
him out for second money.
A. N. Akin. carrying top weight of
l24 pounds. beat good field OF horses
in the third race on the card in easy
fashion. leading from start to finish.
The track was a sea OF mud and
there were numerous scratches
tc aiT,,0hy .ssG !s Bent 1oi
MnK 80 ' s.eond F'i Sr,1 Elame los
cona.n snFa and TIM K,,n 1S1 ME- ME-
.i;s,s; s'o; .sSS: sese%d: B! ai:s ~
MinnSE. NsPotism. ArissoboiSs. Nay e ". and
81 Ssa
BACK iGs XGgs sH ,,s $40 third Time. 1s 49,
"a m mieMPhl Unsar. Ioi tstirins,.
Ss 95:s na Gs$:sy Is
Meeves. Sun Maid and Ting -a.LInis also ALSO
p ,E'itth7aye and a half furions--s,ar,
aoSs. ;.siS . ;sisso ..s sssp
T TImsi rs I A. Stanley Fay ill., jessie
Brodsriclsh9 Mss cub. Great Gull. Senator
W. HI Buckner also ran. e' ana
Louder. sa2;2o. sIa.7O and s4.ao' nr iTs !:
~ htaG5sa lay, Sishter. 81 GGruberj. sic and
f inira Tine LIS - !mpresson Royal
gas;nf los Hqn.5 gao. ,s i1ttee ana $50
s.; second: First Star, iioe fCo,jinsi ana 5n
I'M Tine. i;67 As. Poppee Baby sis.
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Summer Disorders Often Come
From Impurities in the Blood

purifier. and promptly cieanses the
blood of all impurities. renewing the
vitality that comes with restored
appetite. 1t ia absolutely without an
equal as tonic and system builder.
s. 8. 8. has been on the market for
more than nifty years. and is sold by
druggists everywhere. who will tell you
that 1t is thoroughly reliable. Write
to-day for important literature and
free medical advice from our medical
director. Address Swift Specific Co,
Dept T 2s8. Atlanta, Ga.---Adv.
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CHICAGO WINS TWO

CHICAGO. July l8.-Chicago won It's
second straight double header from
washington to-day, 4 to 0 and to 1.
In the first game the locals punched hits
or Harper and won easily. In the
second game Gallia's wildness in walk :
ing three men and hitting another.
coupled with a folders choice, sacrifice
lily and single by Schalk, netted fonr
runs. and Jackson's homo run In the
sixth inning, with Ayers on the mound
scored the winning run. They bincb.i
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Censor. Again See Movie.

Although banned once. second pri-
vate showing of the film Twilight
Sleep" was given last night before
j score of police officials and volunteer
censors. While the volunteers unani-
mously pronounced the picture az
harmless, the police reserved judgment
until this morning.
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THREE IN ROW FOR GIANTS
PERRITT KEEPS CHICAGO
HITS WELL SCATTERED
New York Wins in Fifth. when Three
Runs Are Scored On Four Hits
md tumble.
By Briggs

NEW YORK, July 1s.-New York
made 1t three straight from Chicago
here to-day, winning. 4 to 2. The Giants
won IN the fifth inning. when they
scored three runs on four singles and
a tumble ny Williams. Peril: kent
the Chicago hits scattered and was
well supported. Doyle drove in both
CUP runs. Zimmerman was ordered
off the field in the eighth inning for
making motion to punch Umpire
byron after he was called out attempt
ing to steal home
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BROOKLYN PUNCHES HITS

punched four hits and two passes In
the third inning with Ames pitching
to day. scoring five runs and winning
B to /. Cheney shut out st. Louis up
TO tho ninth, when. with Hornsby on
second. Wheat made a wild throw to
second after an easy catch Of n fly
Hornsby scoring. Jake Daubert was
lay-ofr. The score:
81
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EASY FOR THE ROYAL

MONTREAL, July s.-The Royals had
no trouble in winning this afternoons
game from Baltimore by the score NJ
. to 0. The pitching Of Hoyt. who al
lowed but two hits, never allowed the
Birds a look-in during the entire nina
innings. Montreal, on the other hand
MT the offerings of Parnham for twelve
plngles. and had the game we'll in
hand from the very first frame. The
score: "S
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FIRST GAME.
PHILADELPHIA netroJt
Totala. 81 "a Is Totals....s 7Nl.
sBatted for SeboId in ninth.
Score by innings: p

philadelphia o o ii
summary: Err;ors.sehSnS. HSrp o. . to Two
base hits-aodic. Cobb Stolen bases-vitt.
E9sh -. Sacrifice ntts-Vitt. Harper. Sac
rince hy-Crovcr. Left on bases-Phtladel-
nhi3: s. Detroit. :. First base on errors
ihiiadelphia. l. Bases bals-off Boand,
4: OF Scibod. g. Hits-on Roland, hits
ana J run In 3 inniass; OF Seibold. hits
Roland. tSchangl. Struck out-by Roland
8; by Seibold. ;. Wild pitches-Scibold (2).
and Mccormick $500 y 80
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Get In condition for perfect
health.

So many people drag through the
summer season with that worn down.
tred-out feeling. that almost entirely
units them for their daily tasks,
without knowing just what the
cause is
1t is just now that a few bottles OF
3. y. b. VIII prove it's great worth This
great blood remedy 10 y wonderful
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....3 7Tl4 Totals.x 6 81
.Rattcd for James in third
1Batten for Cunningham in fourth
tBatted for Mitchell in ninth

Score by Innings: p
pps n,IoI, ..::.....o
Snm 80 -::''i; 80: U o ol Ia
v v%";hass cob h,'sIpuEan ts?. McInnins i2i,
Inns. Jamieson. I,odie. Strunk McHsr
d." 70 p iir- ard Young. Left on
thases-Philadclphla. a: Detroit. II. FRS,
bases on salls-oft James. 2; on Cunning
Hits off James. ! hits and run in ! IN.
nin5s; on r. Johnson. hits and no runs
In innings; on Cunningham. no runs and
no hits In inning: Off Mitchell. 4 hits and
no ,, runs IN innings: of J. Bush. hits and
runs In . Innings Hit by pitcher-by Nit
Then; tSchanE and DuGan); by J. Bush,
!MitrhelD. Struck out-by James. /: by
Mitchell. l: by J. Rush g. Time OF ramc
n 80 Empires. Owens. Mccormick and
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BafHmore
Totals....ce "a rota,. "a =,

n sianiro ..........e 0 %
HiSm.real ...;:........:3 o o o -
summary: Errors-Larnar Slst.cry Two
I hii-Smith. Home runs-Zimrnerman
Danrhu. stolen bascs-Trucsdale. McAulev
S'aterF, Moran Hu+-on Parnham 10 in
X inn nn Struck ou,-by rarnham. l.: by
ne MfCii 1n. ]; by Hoyt. 4. Bases on balls
~ Left on bases--Baltimore s: Montreais
r,ihc nI game. LIS. Empires. Hart and
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EVEN Split IN DETROIT
HOME TEAM WINS FIRST
AND VISITORS SECOND
Not Much Batting in Either Contest,
Tiger Raily Is Short
Lived

DETROIT, July Is.-Detroit and
Philadelphia again broke even in two
games to-day The home club took the
second. to g. There was not much
batting in either contest. Detroit rail-
hsi in the second inning Of the sec
with only one out. Cobb. Veach and
Heilman could only bring one in. how
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INDIANS LOSE TO YANKs

took the odd game from Cleveland. 10
to Z. in ten innings. Cleveland drove
Caldwell and Fisher from the box, hut
russell put an end to the scoring. Poor
New York nine OF it's twelve runs,
Bakers batting and Chapman's fielding
featured. The score:
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PHILADELPHIA

TotaIs....35 I II "a IL Totals...4 27 1s
sBatted for Toncy in ninth.
tBattcd for Kopf in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .:........0 10 o o 0 2 0 "a
Summary: Errors - Rousch, McKechnie
Bancroft. Paskert. Left on bases-Cincinnati,
10: Phiiadelphia. s. Two base hits-Chase
Cravath. GrifIlth, Paskert. Sacrifice hits
Kopf. Stock. Double play--Evcrs. Bancroft
to I.uderus Struck out-by Toney. {: by
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Totals. 80 sa II Totals. 81 4 10 n 10
'Batted for Douglas in seventh
tBatted for Workman in ninth

SSe sG Ey1o,Ki:..........-.l1 SSSS .:
SUMMARY: Errors--Doyle. Williams. wort
man. Psrritt Two base hit-Flack. Stolen
Zimmerman to Kildurr to Hoelhe (.J: Per.
ritt to kildun 10 Iocke. Left on bases
New York. I: Chicago. S. First base on
errors-Sew York. 2: Chicago. J. Bases on
bails-on Pcrritt. l. Hits-on Douglas. s in
innings: off Prendcrsast. 2 in Inning.
Struck out-hv Perru. ): by Douglas 2
Passed ball-Wilson. Time OF game l.os
Umpircs. Byron and Quigley.
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Totals. ...H IL II 30 II Totals 80 III 20 Q,
'Batted for Billings In seventh.
fBattcd for Covcieskie In tenth.

score ny innings: r.
summary: i;rIors-Maissl. P.pp. Gui.to.
Evans. billings. S. Covelcskie Two ba ss
hits-Spcakcr. Roth. Sacrifice hits-Maise
CHAPMAN; Sacrifice hy-Roth. Stolen bases
-i'aker t2). Marsans (2j. Speaker Double
play Chapman. Wambsganss to Guisto
Bases on balla-off Morton, 2: OF Fisher. 2;
on Russell. ]. Struck out-by Cald we'll /:
hy Fisher, ]: by Russell, 3: by covcieskie. l.
Iilt by pitched ball-by Russell. I <Graney).
I;eft on hasce-Ncw York. 5: Cleveland T.
CInnircs. MOriarIty and Connolly.
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BUFFALO.
RICHMOND.

Two out when winning run
scored.
tRnn for Onslow in eleventh.
Score by innings: r.
Buffalo . OOO1 q q O OOI-o
Richmond 500. 5000 o o 90 OIL
Summary; Earned runs-Bufralo
II Richmond. ]. Bases on balls
OF Tyson. 3; of Adams, 3. Struck
out-by Tyson. .; by Adams. 3. Two
bnse hits--FI n d. Mcconnell
Channell. Sacrifice hirs-ChnnneII,
Gill. Mcconnell, Kopp, McGnfiCan,
Tynon. stolen bnse-McDonnld Don
hie pIays-Conroy to Mcconnell TO
Eibei; Mcconnell (unassistedI: Gin
TO Hummell t2). Time OF game. two
hours. Umpfres. Carpenter nnd
Blackburn.
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PROVIDENCE WINS TWO

TORONTO, July 1S.--Providence won
both games OF to-days doubIn hil, w
hitting Leake and Thompson hard and
opnortunely. The Leafs could not do
anything with Peters or Ruelbach with
Een on bases. Catcher Allen. OF the
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SECOND GAME.
Total.....a 5 s1s Totals. IA l7N

Providence .........n a os
Toronto .............. o O o n al
summary; E.rors-Brainard, Schultz War
mop q. Three. base hit-Tutwiier. Two
oase hist wombey. Thomas. Bases on
ba!sEoH Lake. :: on Ruelbach. :. struck
ont-by Leake. J; by Ruebach 5. Wild
p:tch-Ieske. Passed hall-Bra:na-d. Dou-
bic plays-Gooney to Massey TO Tutwiler;
I.cake TO BLACKBURN TO Lajoie; Kelly TO
E!ackhurne. Stolen bases-Schultz. Onsiow
Twomh!ey Sacrifice h!ts-Altenherg. Lajoie.
Tutwi!cr. Thomas. Rueibach. First base on
errors-Toronto. l: Providence. }. Left on
eases-Toronto, :; Providence. S. Time OF
game, 1850. Cmpires. Mullen and O'Brien
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'Batted for May in eighth
81; lGyls ''. ,. SeSSS u
Summary: Errors-Long. wheat Two
base hit.Hornaby.. Stolen base-Cutshaw
in inning: OF HorEtman. ] in ! innings:
81 LOUIS hrooki nn,nE Str srne Gn 6s,S7
Cheney. 4: by. Amcs 2. Bases on baiis-oir
Umpires, RIglcr md Emslie
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American Annexation.

,. ~ ioIedo-Toledo. S; Minneapolis. 4
Paul. o. d ST.
y Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G.
nt Notwithstanding. 6; Milwau.
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Acauittcd OF ,lurder.

Robert a. Booker. colored, CHARGED
with the murder of Charles williams,
was acquitted yesterday by jury in
the Hastings Court Selt-dcfcnse was
the plea.
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Totals....c7 7TH To,al. q 6 .,
.Batted for Lalonse in ninth.

Score by innings: r.
Toronto ................ Q i Q o Q 2 Ga
Summary: Errors. Massey, Coney (2,
Three base hit-Schultz. Stolen bases
schultz. Brainard Two-basc hit-Thomas.
Double play-Jacobson TO Thomas to Black
burn. Bases on bals-oF Peters. i: OF
Thompson. s. Struck out-by Thompson.
Hii Observation-Disclosures Time o. game. 1850
uIupires, O'Bren and Mullen.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit
phlladelphin Mt Clerelan,
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cLcYE RACES INTERESTING
Bicycle Races ut Byrd Park Arc Attr.nt
Ing Great Deal Of
Interest.

bicycle races. which arc being hold n.
Byrd Park. haye been attracting much in
the attendance at eacn Of tho events Is in
creasing. The races hold yeatorday after.
held heretofore. Tho time made by tho
cyclists was very good. Yesterdays results
i. One-haif mile. free to ail-won by An.
,thg9ny Coccia: second. Clarence Drum. Time
" 2 one-eishth milo slow race-won by Pau,
g. ono;half milo boys championship (un.
aer 1T'iEs years)-Won by Stuart Saunders:
= one-half mile boys championship (nf-
S esem years and underlIWon by James
~, .; Pursuit raco-Won by Anthony Coccia,
fouT ana one-haif miles In fourteen minutes.
o. Sne.half milo championship-Won by
Trinrnony, ., Coceia: second. Clarence Grum.
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PHILLiEs oUTHlT, BUT WON

PHILADELPHIA. July 18.-Although
outhit, Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati
to-day. TO j. The visitors failed to
take advantage of opportunities to
score. The score:
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STANDING or CLUns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Pittsburgh at Boaton
st. Louis ut Brooklyn
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati Mt Phila deIphin
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YES rErnAY
Pitt sSnrsshh. & h Roston' {aIst s.mel:
New York. :; Chicago, 9.
Philadelphia, 3: Cincinnati 1.
Brooklyn. 5: st. Louis, /.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, 1e; Cleveland. tten innfnss)
Chicako. Z; Washington. o tfrst kameS.
Chicago. Z; Washington, 4 (sccond game),
Detroit, 4: Phlladelphla. (nrst xane).
Detroit. 3; PhiindsiphIA. {second kume>.
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

. FTEf5NF
Buffalo. .; Kicimond, tsecond game:
eleven lnnings).
Providence, q: Toronto. 3 (hrst Enme).
Providence, 81; Toronto, (sccond game).
Newark Rochester (rain).
IA q
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STASDiSGUF CLUBS.

"HFHfs THEY fI-AA TO-DAY.
Richmond at Buffalo.
Providence ut Toronto
Newark at Rochester.
baltimore at Montreal,
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Playground Baseball
Standing OF Clubs.
To-Morrow's Schedule.
Little Giants ys. Little Alcos

The Little VirEinians won their ,.cond
sr.iSht game yesterday morning nv d.
i.ains the Little Alcos on the Ford IL. h.
me score OF to g. Tho victory nuts tbss
Nirsinians at the head OF the standinr In
the Ford Lot League. :"
Score by innings: pu e
I'ittic Alcos ........... o o o OF "a
Lintic virginia ns...... o. 1857
ycries.wann and somncnhcrg: white
summary: Thrce-base hits-Rakor ,,a
itoiladay. Home run-Bakcr StoIen hsss
INrHppin 60. Baker CO. ShortcI Nitch"H
Shurtz. NJ King ca. Whit. Sweet o. Uoi'
ianay ana ciayman; Left on hases.I.iitic
Aicos; - Little Nirrinians g. sascs IN haii
on Mann, 4; of SomncnberC 4: off VIII.
D. struck out-by Mann. /: ty Somn.nhnrr'
by white. g. Hiis-on Mann 1 in in n
nihSs. on Somnenbcrg in inrinn.
Sasscd hails-krappin. Hit by pitched l.. liz
ShsFG Tim" OF game. i:i5. Empires Der,
and rinkofsky. beht
h This ,.,. mSorn.ng the Ford lot team will play
IL 5 * diamond Tho concs, viii start 'i at
hh r 11,1S rhs Ford Lot boys won from
on me Ford lot and the latter team /. cnb
| ;.ieht OF avcnSin. this defeat to-day .rm
| fWu Lot team Will be picked from ,h
| tnIiowihE players: Cooper Sheriff WAL
| n,arkr Edwards, Ca,lisch Mitchell T:inn'
| ,2h hing. Clayman. Finkofsky Er,nn,no,p-
"ann' Hsrtarian. Mullen and Sweet. -p''h'
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FSST GANfR-

Grays. had his hand split In the first
game. and 1nnelder Brainard finished
the job. also catching the second con-
test The scores:
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Continued on Ninth Page.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
l. 900. 900 GALLONS OF OILS
Used YEARLY By OVERLAND

Approximately 100000 gallons
Of oil 4re consumed yearly at the vii
lys- Overland factories in Toledo to
opcra,. and lubricatc machinery and
IN the building and testing Of its pro-
duct according to Roy X Young. 10
cal Wl.Iys- Overland dealer.
SIX million gallons Of fuel oil are
consumed each year IN the heat treat
ing and forge shops. Two thousand
barrels OF motor oil are used every
twelve months Six thousand gol-
Ions Of screw cutting oil for machin-
cry are consumed. Six tank cars
$4,000 gallons Of cylinder oil for dy-
nanOmetcr tests are used each month.
Road testing and operation Of cars
IN the factory's garage required 70O,-
900 gallons Of gasoline in 1916.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
WEEKEND PARTY

One of the most delightful affairs
of last week, was a weekend home
party, given by Mrs. NJ. P. Genth of
Bogan's Camp, Almont, who recently
opened a boarding house there. The
party was in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Davis, and their daughter, Grace,
of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who
are Mrs. Genths' friends of many
years. Mr.. Davis has been with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
over twenty-five years.
Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Houser,
Mr.. A. G. Danielson, Mr.. Rob Daniel
son, Mr.. Ed. Adrian and Mr.. Gardner
all assembled to partake of the bounti-
Gus feast set for them by Mrs. Genth.
The evening was swiftly spent in mer-
ry makings.
The Davises left Monday for their
home, to take back to the east the
story of the hospitality of the great
west.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
COOP" IS BEING MOVED
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

Dean Quigiey has been very busy this
week, getting the new Cooperative
Boarding Club at the Masonic Hall ready
for the Inrush of summer students.
The main hall IL TO be used a. the kit
chen and dining room. At the place
where the stage was originally, part-
ton has been built which divides the
dining room from the kitchen. At the
other end a room Is being built in. hich
will be occupied by Mr.. Kent. who is
in charge Of the cooking.
The kitchen wilI be fitted with fine
double hotel range and piped for hot
and cold water, and plenty Of convenient
appliances.
Again the Deans capable manage
m-nr - visible IN the big dining room.
where the tables have been arranged
to allow for 4 seating capacity Of 100
people. without crOwding. The nine
tables are to be placed SIX lengthwIse.
along the wall-. and three turned the
other way. ali seating twelve apiece.
Il has not Jet been decided as TO
whether the Dean Will continue manag-
ing the Coop. or whether Mrs. Morrison
Will take 1t d4nng the summer and com
Dlne ChIpeta nall and the Cafeteria m
u the students Cooperative Club.
However. II l. Grcited that the price Of
UDard per mun.n wIli Ue SIi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
Not to Be Expected.

A certain knisht growing old. his
hair fell OF and he became bald: to
hide which imIerfecrion he wore per
Wig. But as he was riding out with
.,LlIe others a-huntins sudden gust
Il wind blew OF the periwig and eN
pos-d his bald pate. The company
could not forbear laughing at the acci.
dent and he himself laughed as loud
anybody. saying How was 1t TO b.
.Np-cted that could keep strange
Iair upon my head when my own
..ould not stay therei"
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-01
WANTS SPANISH TAUGHT

West Slope hopes the new school
board will put Spanish instead Of
Latin in the high school curriculum.
Spanish is more nearly Latin than any
other modern language. Pupils could
use Spanish while very few of them
will ever have use of Latin. Euro
peans learn at least one modern lang
uage besides their own. Americans
may we'll learn the language of Cen
trial and South American countries
with whom our commerce will become
more important after the war than
ever before.