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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11
90 Active Securities -
Stocks



.;i.ton Of more drastic and
.r,bensive character than that
GO, ..'s swept over the market month
W" sc,omraniod the days extensive
az -,,iors on the stock Exchange. The
-, selling forced quoted values
80, lovcr hy 8 10 : points, most lead
.,s,n.nc She lowest prices of the
~ while many others touched their
..,,r,u-n tcr a much longer period,
.h not few absolute low records.
~. movement was augmented by a
.,.es Of bear attacks, but the greater
-. ~ the offerings originated with
..A,srtcnes investors and impaired
III accounts. Activity Of commission
,.rs,s suggested much out-Of-tOwn
selling
,'.-,o's Gas soon breaking ~ points
:. consequence Of the passing of the
|,6,,.a Other gas shares dropped :
80 after which a gradual shrink
~. SET ,r elsewhere.
'eT-,-et States Steel WAS unloaded in
~ beavv individual lots which char
.'.r.er.-ed any sharp move in that issue,
s,i,;rr from IO6. its maximum Of the
5sy 70 1919. bat raIying on snort
.'yss-irc lass before the end 70 los 2,
.;,s;-e e., 1925. a net decline Of Pa
sr.r.s steel was at its worst IN the
tis.@rroor. following publication Of the
S,7tc~ber report showing decrease
- practically 100000 tons IN untitled
0,hc- compliments, coppers. oils, to-
b,c,os and Kindred stocks, fell to
rC.r.s. Texas Company experimenting
ttss.ersav's 1-poir. decline with fur
;fer bress 81 6, nearly all Of which
,,s r,r.rei. Bethlehem Steel old
end nev shares fell s to 7 points, with
T.tle recovery. but in the main final
r-.ces we've 20 . points over lowest.
Clt-ctcei rails lost / 70 points,
;relu5i-- Investment issues which sell
Sor, emerge from investors strong
boxes Lizzie ~csiiency was shown by
this group.
All classes Of bonds were heavy.
Liberty G holding frm, however.
United States bonds lold issues IN
ssargol Oh CALI.
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Business Troubles


PROGRESSIVE TIRE And REPAIR CO-Ed-
arl j UBueu ~ ling as the Prog Ifss.yc Ire ana
Repair 60 ~ 32l Wet '9ih 81. has drl petition
"a bankruptcy. H.th liabilities y Sl5 81 aud as
sets u $ a.. consisting Or stock. Sl.00. fixtures
AID machinery. $500, delivery AUTO. t-gO, aAl a.
counts. 81 -gs Among fhr creditors the Ftsks
Rubber 60. $3.50. the - j. Goodrich 60. 81 023;
tAc Gopiyear Tin, aliI Rubber Co. Sl215. Gotham
Motors. 81 900. Eugene l. Lisuslte. -. 700. and
Pafnck ORrien. Ok philadelphia. $500.
JOSEPH bulAN HEMNkK cafe and liquors 81
4Ul hast tith 81. las Med p.tuQn iu bank
1lptcY. sith liabilities t3.ltt and sssets $500. cOn-
s'sting N stock. 500 and A piano. 500. Among
no creditors arr BeruAemef ( Scl~ arl. S. $50.
on fixtures and John keerkas. 500. part p4-ch use
price U the saloon. I14 Last titl S.
JACOB SrEhNSTEIN SONS. INA portion
o. bankruptcy Ids been fled against Jacob Stern
a. l. West I'm 81. by these cfe,l tors clar.es
N-ge son 81 500. Abraham Nell tlb-. AMI
Kingston SIX Nils. Sal. The assets are estimated
a s. 500 petition iu uaukrHpt,y Vas ned against
Ialoo Siefns,cn. individually. on September Il.
1913. snI he effected cen promise Al - ceita ~
tie dollar. his liabilities beng tl53.OOo
Receiver Appointed
BALTIMORE TRADING COMPANY-Georgr r.
Hal las h,en all1i..et receiver by Judge Mayer
for George Lapps trading the Baltimore Tad %
COMPANY commission merchant. a. N3 Fourth az
bond $500.
EMERSON MOTOR COMPANY-sett.ing The Affairs
NJ the Emerson Motor Company. Inc u 100 Broad
Way Whose factory is 40 Kingdom. ant against
whom q petition lu bankruptcy was hlai Oh June
ia,J an order has been siN.cd hy Jude naAton
directing the transfer ~ al tte assets o. no
Emerson Motor Company. Inc. "a a neN CORPORA
f.on raled no Campbell Motor car Company, 10
accordance win The rlen " reorganization. crrdl-
and second preferred stock. Of the Campbell Motor
IOFluary.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANIMAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

NJ III Or AN.NA A. > W n itOlslJl.kS
MEETING.
New York. September 20. 1917
Notice Is hereby given thar the annual
meeting ~ the Stockholders Of THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY Will be held ~ the general
oiiicc Of the Company IN the city Of Rich
mond, Virginia. on TUESDAY. October 23
1917. at eleven o'clock u. n. ta) for the
election OF Directors. tb) for the purpose
Of considering an action heretofore taken
or authorized by the Board OF Directors or
by the Executive Committee Of the Com
pany which may be submitted 20 the
meeting. and (c) Tor tn transaction u
such other business as may lawfully come
before the meeting. including the amend
megt Of the nrsi sentence u Section I OF
Article l ~ tho bylaws Of tho Company
so as % read as follows
Regular annual meetings Of the stock
holders for tho election Il directors from
among their number and the transaction
Of such other business as may proDeriy
come before the meeting ror action shall
be held on the Tuesday preceding the last
Tuesday or April ~ each year az II ocrek
A. Il at the general once Of tho Com,~ny
IN the cry 81 Richmond. Va"
The stock transfer books Will be closed
az tho once OF the Company. No II
Broadway. New York city. on Friday. Sep.
temher Is. 1917. az three o'clock % m
and viii be reopened on Wednesday. Octo-
Der 20. 1917, al ten o'clock a n.
By order ~ the Board OF Directors
CARL REMINGTON. .ecretary.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold
yesterday at the Exchange Salesrooms
by Adrian II. Muller:
For Account OF whom II May Concern
) share4 Chicago. ST. Pau. Minneapolis q Omaha
Il Il preferred 600 EACH ............... .
20 shs,ss National Ciiy Bank OF Brooklyn $50
20 shares Sew York Mortgage and Security s.
i>lpO ed.AI .ts.t. q. !.
7 shares StuyvesAlt Insurano" Co 600 each) %
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orchard and Field
Hay ard Straw
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared With
ttos, o' scar aGo:
New York YESTERDAY A year $50
Ivr s'ccis best
100 lb ........ s9.25 4sl4.oo S6,S q $40
10. ........... .i2fa@ .73. ~ q rs
Live yeas. be,,
IN. ........... 1850 a 400 500 a 400
= ,.,ed seLl,. ciU.
lD ...-......... 20 "a 10 10 q III
Live ewes. 100 10 eco y 1850 500 q $50
oire. 100 ID. 1900 a 1885 1000 q 1875
p.s,e4 mutton. To- 55ss z, u g i5
Hoss. 100 %. 1900 a 1850 9.s5 q 1000
4 .e.slI uoxs ta-
con. 10 ......-.. 2s's@ .25fs l3h9 =
Nos pork Dbl. 4S.s0 Z 1870 1880 q 3l.co
Aic,s beet 94.l. 5000 q 3i.OO 2I.OO 2l5O
ID ..e.....'. 7a.coo @ 2llOc $500 q 1890
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said premises being nos known by ma,
street numbers 3Ji and Soda West il6th
street ard 1853 EIgh. n Avenue nl
Subject 20 sucn = state ~ fat,s a. an
accurate survey may disclose ind -ubfectl
also CD ths present telancIes and eases,
and subject also tO amy restrictions rouJ
taiued BOO any recorded Instruments anccti.
ing said property.
Approximate amount Il tcf mortgage
debt. costs and allowances. ftt.laa.sl. With
Interest from July 2I, lJi.. taxes, ass $50
ments and water rates amounting POP aHous.
So.
Dated New York. October ist. 1917. =.
JOSEPH 81. CALLAHAN. ~
Referee. M
PRFSSrNGER & NEWcoMBE. 10
Attorneys Tor lia.nlaa Do
% Wall street. Sew York city 10
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
sEPULPA REFINING COMPANY
OF OK aHOMa

New York. Oct ., 1917.
dividend OF $50 on the capital stock OF
this Company has been this day declared
payable November LIST. 1917 % stockhold-
srs u record October 18TH 1917. Transfer
books close October 18th. 1911 and open On
November 2nd. 1917
(signed) l.. y. OPPENHEIMER.
Secretary.
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Bonds

Trading In bonds on the New York
Stack Exchange Wednesday amounted
70 Sj.52e,O 900, against sS,9OS,OOO Tues
dsv. s3.73s,OOO week ago and A,763,-
600 year ago. from January TO
date. s751.4l0,GOO, against SsO5,5S5,OOO
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11
Curb Market

Note The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
Wednesday were reported ms follows:
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Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The III

established " the local cotton oil trade
on Tuesday were modified somewhat by
the committee yesterday permitting 100
point fluctuations in one day through
out the entire list. The market was
heavy under liquidation of outstanding
long accounts and at the close showed
net losses of 40 10 100 points. Total
sales were 80. 500 barrels
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Bonds

Sales 1000 omitted. Open. High. Low Last
SI2O 'Can Govt 5s.. e54 e5l4 81 "a
Gen III Gs notes 1915 1olIs iol 1ol
7'NYC % 5fcnwi97 81 961s 81
20 'Rus CIV o i2s. 60 So 66 90
'Rus Gov Gas. TIA T4 TIA 7H4
ENLISTED. tSells cents per share.
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Industrials


Sales. Open. Hlgh. Low Last
5000 sSS :Aft"r R.5 EsgiS, s4 s4 % 81
S0 0O az. A Writ Wpit P a., ~, 2
500 Bran + Ord Ga les 16 10
500 Gar II Pow ga 234 2's ga
1900 Chevrolet Mot. 76}a 7e 70 ~
1000 "Cit Ser Cold .22l ga 2lo 2SS
% 'do pref 80 80 30 80
$500 Curtiss Aer com 500 81 50 500
Is Holly SuR Corp IS IS % %
1000 'Inter Lub Ch.. SO
100 'Lake Tor Boat 4s4 ga q .
500 'Manh Transit. y ia "a Is
1900 n Amer Z { y
700 Prudential Pic w re re re
200 'Stcel Alloys c. 71s 75s "a "a
1900 Sub ~ VI cfs.. 1874 1874 10 1914
loo Fri Film V els
800 u $ Steamship. 40 "a ga 4Hs
1000 'United Motors. 2iss % 2Ola ~
800 ~ S Aeroplane "a "a 3is 4s
200 Tn Zinc Smelt. ga 2Ts 2Is 21s
200 World f VI eff So 80 20 7s
1900 'W-Martn A eNs ga ga
200 'do pref. SO Sc 40 AZ
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS

Rail- other All
road. stocks. stocks.
y.,+e-5sv tC3t0O es6.20O 1.o94.3o0
NJ, before $500 $3.50 707,6oo
week ago $500 435,3oo $4,000
Yer s-o .233sc0 t.07f,7o0 1,3o5,3oo
January f 20 date:
1917 t6.cs4.5 500 129,7e4.7oo 145,s59,2oo
1915 .25.5f8.5OO 12L9t5,eoO 1884, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11

Metals

New buying in steel continues TO be
negligible As a result, a drop OF 81
a ton has been registered in billets,
900 tons having been sold at $50 a
ton for October delivery. Prices have
stiiTened in the open copper market.
and dealers are now asking 2s TO 2S y
cents a pound for current quarter de-
liveries pending more definite informa-
ton regarding the scope OF the gov
ernment's price fixing programme.
Current spot prices for few Of the
principal metals and metal products,
compared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time of last year, follow:
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Standard Oil
Other Oil Stocks

Salcs. Open. High. Low. Last.
1000 1000 . .anrnett 9, o & G - - " "a
1900 beth o 6 G. 1o7s 1o's Ioo4 1914
$4,000 'fB-Wyo O(ap) 90 80 IS 80
5000 'Cosden OIL. 834 8'4 Sss 63s
1900 Cum Prod & Ref = 1ss Ia IL
1900 ELK Basin Pet. ga SO 7as ia
$500 Ell O&G(sp) - "a
1900 Federal OIL. ga 334 3Ia so
5000 'Glenrock Oil 10 10 1879 1874
1000 Internal Pet. 10 70 12Is 12Ta
2000 'Kan Utah . th III Ia II
400 Kenova o (ap) , . = "a
loo KENTUCKY Pet ga 81 ga ga
5000 7S5 .Mc if 40 Oh Cor Cor 3oss aos 28s %
l 5SSS ni ad Fs5sS oil rsa rsa J" ,eo ri
1000 midwest Ref 1875 13e 1873 1876
10000 .tNorthwcst O. 81 81 70 81
10000 lola or com ,3a ne ~ %
5000 Okla = d R. 2s T2 15s
1900 tOmars Oh&Gas 10 10 IS IS
5000 Osage-hom o. "a "a rs Za
600 'Penn-Ky Oil SIS SO 81 5la
21O0 'Penn-O O&G. f2l. 12A ia 12l4
5000 'Rice OIL. - a "a -
30 'Sap OIL & Ref e's ga ga ga
$50 Savoy OIL.
$500 'Seq o y r.. q /, "a Pa
$500 . Somerset OIL 80 20 30 80
100 united West o y ~ \, 10
1000 'tUnited Petr. IS IS - %
600 "Nic O. u s.... IS "a
1000 ffNyoWO tapl 81 80 81 81
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1911
Produce Markets-Current

Butter. - Receipts. 1926 boxes.
Creamery, higher than extras, per 10,
44itMd5kc: extras (92 scoreD, Ahc;
nrsts (ss TO 81 score), 43G Aihc; sec
onds (s3 TO ~ scOre). I'll hd42bc;
thirds. 40tz0 die; creamery, unsalted'
higher than extras, 461 iGEc; extras,
45M45hc; frsts, 44n44hc; seconds,
49lI 43hc; state, dairy, tubs, finest,
44d441Ac; good TO prime, aga ~ 1sc;
common 20 fair, 39d4l hc; renovated,
ertras. 43c: irsts, 42td 4212c; lower
grades. AL nc; imitation creamery,
9rsts. 4Olzm41c; frsts, 9isG 4Oc; sec
onds. 3sIzM soc: lower grades, 37n
3sc: packing stock, current make. No. !,
3Sh M39c; No. 2, 3Sc; lower grades,
Cheese.-Receipts, $50 packages;
state. whole milk. fats, fresh, colored,
specials. h., 25H n csc; white, specials,
25hM25Ac: colored, average rum
S5l5c: white, average run, 25Hc;
prime to choice, 2fW 25c; lower grades,
goa 23hc: HELD specials, 20 u 'd2sc; held
average run. 25h 125i@c twins, fresh'
colored. specials, 25A q2512c; WHITE,
specials. 25hc; coiored. average run
25c; white, ayerage run, 25c; twins,
held. specials. 25N 25Ac; Wisconsin
whole milk, fancy twins, held, "a ga
CSC. single daisies, fresh. 26M 26i5c;
double daisies. fresh. 26c; Young
Americans. 26AM27hc; state, skins.
twins and flats. held, specials. 2Od
2Oisc; fats. fresh, specials, l9G zoe;
twins. and cheddars, fresh, specials,
1914 zoe; fats, prime to choice, ia
fSl2c; twins and cheddars, prime to
choice, I7N 18i4c: fair to good, l39
l6iac: lower grades 5lr12c.
Eggs Receipts, 1873 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras. per dozen, Asa acc;
extra frsts, aga i4c; irsts. 39G4lc;
seconds, 37N 39c: thirds and poorer, 80
N SIC; fresh gathered dirties, No !, 80
a 36l2c; No and poorer, 3oa 80 &c;
fresh gathered, checks, good TO choice
dry. 33n3ic; under grades, 30G &c; re-
frigerator, special marks. fancy, stor-
age and insurance paid, 37G38c; ilrsts,
storage and insurance paid, 36i2M31c'
seconds, storage and insurance paid,
35H 36c; lower grades, storage and in
surance paid, 800 34c; refrigerator
state whites, 41M43c; state, Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western hennery
whites, fine to fancy. 62G 66c; ordinary
to good, 5ON 60c; gathered whites, good
70 fine, i5G 62c; Western and Southern,
gathered whites, 42H50c; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby. hennery browns.
asa SIC; gathered brown and mixed
colors, AGA 46c
Orchard and Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11
Consolidated Exchange

fI'nit Of trade on this exchange 10 shares
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
u-.... nrt...o rtncLn f.llnu..
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LADY on GENTLEMAN MAY DIV mE GFrE
With advertiser a. lomina cosI D. D.. h'f -
T l.ffre Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11

Downing street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-11

Rye.-Market steady.
Yss'daTs Previous Year
New York: close. close ago
Cash, No West'n. $3.50 Sis5 s1.33
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On Tuesday afternoon the Gunnison
Womsn's club met with Mrs. D. B.
Likens in her new home and spent sew
eral delightful hours. Mrs. B Mcneil
was expected to read but was unable to
60 and Mics K. Firebaugh accompanied
BY Mics Uglow, gave three pisnologues,
I've Got the Mumps," "You CAM
Guess What Wrote on Your Slate, -
Jsnitor's Child which were especially
enjoyed.
Election Of officers wss held and the
following are the names: Mr.. John
Whip, president; Mrs. s. P. Spencer,
frpt vice president: Mrs. p. J. Hurley,
second vice president; Mrs. F. w. Rec
tor, secretary. treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

FOR SALE-Stock Ranch, 1920 acres
leased. $40 acres decided. Ample wa
ter, best OF water rights. Cuts 700
tons Of hay. Will run 500 head of
stock. Now wiutering no head with
hay to bale. n. n. SLATE and Sons,
Doyleville. l0-ll
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Judge Clifford H. Stone reports that
be has finished making out the criminal
and civil docket for the beginning Of
the March term and finds twenty-seven
cases In al. eleven Of which are divorce
actions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday. March IL, 1917.
Let every member of the church and
congregation feel special responsibility
to the church during the coming week
leading up to Easter. These are the
days when We especially commsmorate
the scenes and events OF the last days of
the life Of the Great Founder Of the
devotional; svsnine serason- brief and
evsngelistic. with plenty Of gospel sing
ing and music BY the choir.
e. II. RoBNsoN, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
- s1[N MES
!. aElD MI nllTu

4 w 6s1Ghtfsl svsaine ~ II ~
IN & a. s4ses e - 16aSehl Ca9p
me Qiris ~ 6AsRdAy w. TN e.
ssssefesd ~ Tsianinas q dsoelng
pesty h hsase q &. Rassiek b II
Nssaal "Un." n Teaiehis, dsssos6
Z. wAits yema-ya1a suits dscssased h
~ gfese sAanseeks. vese H. nsn and
g,!lantly ssevsesd tAsir ~ TsianiaeeL
1ttss gresa 'syena" ~ fssussd IL
o:ncs peeRFaa. n Foon Was hung
With stFsansss q gEssa cd whsts ens.
rying out IL eelee sshs0s vssy slloe-
lively. Alag ~ we'll. pigs. BIG end
httie, eut from gresa ea@beie, ran IN -
Apparently endless chain around IL
room.
After dancing. '.ysna- eisd" Toni
chi ct eseh Of Tie four tables, made
delicious welsh rarsbit and served Il
in fine style. Thsn ics cream, bearing
z little green dag. vas passed. rapidly
disappearing with the abs! Of satisfac-
ton. AT elsvsn-thirty the Home
Waltz" was danced and forty happy
s'r's set OUT toe nome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Mrs.. Mary Nelson Bosom has made
application - administrative of the
property Of Michel Nelson. deceased.
to ssll Tie ranch property Of that es-
tate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

= The shoe repair shoe formerly owned
BY Frank Wesley, now deceased, q
now occupied by c. Besse In the same
lino Of work. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

A delightful afternoon was spent by
the Monday Afternoon club this week,
with Mrs. Corolyn N. Kelley acting ~
hostess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Mrs. James Zaninetti Of Delta stop
ped over Sunday to visit with her
daughters Mary and Anna at Chipeta
Hall. while journeying home from Dem.
yer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
Great Spring, Sale2

The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church meets ut Mrs, McDonough's,
Gazette house, Wednesday p. m. March
14th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On Friday night, the Home Eeono-
mics club gave dance and three c0urse
luncheon 1t the Normal. Each MEM
Der brought . girl. making IN attsn-
dance Of over thirty.
The decorations fof the luncheon were
pink and white with little tea kettles
for program, plaes cards. Many dainty
delicacies were placed before the guests
as testimony Of the culinary skill Of the
girls of the club. Miss nellie Miller
provided the music for the dance part
Of the evening which filled out . most
entertaining evening for all concerned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

: John Berg. after visit Of two months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Berg Of this
city, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. Berg Of
lola. left Thursday for his home in
CIeveIand, Ohi0. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
METHODIST CHURCH

liam. Missionary Expansion Ia the
United States." 7:8O A Sscred Concert.
Mems Forum 1t 10 o'clock. DR.. Ray C.
VanAken will open . discussion on IRE.
creation and Amusements. All men
are invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Sheriff Pat Hanlon has bought new
Ford 1917 model. and sold his Old one to
Frank Zugelder who will remodel 1t into
truck form and use Il in his painting
and paper hanging business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Mrs. D. B. L,kens and baby girl wers
Canon City bound passengen Wednes-
day evening. on ten days visit to Ars.
Liken's parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
lENs E COUNTY COURT

Ths estate Of The minor heirs Of
George Shield kas bssn settled salts
factory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Mr.. and Ars. w. B. Jones, who visit
ed with A. L. Wilson lest week, returned
Friday evening to their homo In Aoorss-
town, N. J.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Pete Ready, engineer on the Lake
City branch. went thru Saturday even
ing with his wife. bound for Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On the second Of April the new l. O.
O. F. hall 10 70 be dedicated. A special
program will be given and ceremonies
appropriate to the occasion will be con-
Quoted.
Grand Master w. H. Fleming Of
Montroae and Grand Secretary o. E.
Jackman Of Denver will be present.
A more complete program will appear
in week or two.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Henry Mauer was granted his divorces
from Anna Asuer ct the county court
last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On Saturday Miss Marcia Sherman,
arrived from her home in Aspen to take
up work Ia the spring term Of Normal
school opening here next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Geo. Adams left for Colorado Springs
the first Of the week to attend to bust
ness connected with his stock ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

James Vaughn Of the d. &R. G.,
stopped over IN town Tuesday on bust
ness and departed for Somerset next
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

The meeting Of the West End EN-
broidery club which was announced last
week, was postponed until this Friday
and WAS held at the cosy home Of Mrs.
r. D. VanAken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

The weekly meeting Of the Westmins-
ter Guild wss held with Miss s. Gleason
At the Lindquist home Monday evening.
On Wednesdsy afternoon he mem.
bers Of the Episcopal Guild assembled
at the home Of Mrs.. A. w. Hogan for
several pleasan, hours Of social pastime.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

H. H. Maxwell Of the Wslls- Fargo
Express Company. was business guest
In town last Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On Tuesday evening ''Lonnie" Miller
departed for Phoenix, Arizona, to join
his brother Charles, there. All Gunni-
son frisnds are wishing him the best Of
luck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

WITH . view Of locating In Rife, Colo
H. 8. Miller and wife Of Almont depart
ID last wssk from Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09
Fer siEd

40 Acres land situated ! mile west of
Gunnison with buildings suitable for
dairy and dairy outfit. Is good mich
cow. horses, farming implements.
L. c. Sharp 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

To receive adequ.ts medical treat
ment for bic mise, Linton Pittssr d.
parted Sunday for Pueblo 70 Be Eoea
for short time. 3
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

This week Mr.. and Mn. Fred Bruy,i
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

After spending the week lend with
Miss nellie Eastman, Miss Mae Taylor
returned to Fairview where she 10 teach
ing, the first Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Dr.. R. E. MahafEey Of Delta, who has
been In Gunnison in the interest Of the
Alaska Yukon mine, returned TO the
Lower country. Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

On . weekend visit TO his family.
Roadmaster w. s. Evans departed for
Delta Saturday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Annsanesnest
Owing to III health, / have sold my
interests in the McNeil's Handy Kitchen
to my son. Reid Mcneil, Who u nov sole
owner, and will settle and collect III
bills. Mrs.. B: Mcneil. 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Fer Sale
Ny Wall Paper, Paints, and Furniture
business for sale. Will sell or lease
building - desired. Herman Mauer.
l0-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Superintendent s. L. Rseey departs
for Aontfcse Friday On business COZ
neeted with the rood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Ancag oat-of.town guests hsrs Tues
- VS.. 06ain - lodGe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Merrill Urine departed for Salida Sat-
urday night - he expects to work out
Of Salida this spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

The Senior Household Science eirls
under the direction Of Miss AIics An
derson, served . ST. Patrick's day
luncheon. perfect In every detail. to
the members Of the Examining Board
at noon Thursdav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Nm. Ernest Miller returned from
Dsnvsr. Her mother remains Tor fur
ther treatment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-09

Leopold Frank Of Csbo,ls vesin eowu
Tuesday hooking up pso@ising Ieea-
ton hsrs.