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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Ser idDluere Stnno acrcnsfps,
StofhoLm, IS. Sept.

~luuuullItS IL. OlPI.
Gs ldBt iih crit heute ilbcr 0ie
nobrc Gage in @etcrsburg mabreno
ser &ornilomiheu HepoIte pon Die
lem nclttraIen @oien aus berihten
9ll5 ole RcbeIlen aornilom5 Die ruff
idle &altptItoot beorobten, gnb Ere-
mier aercnsfp sic WatroIen mo ar
better ans Rronito0t irei, Die i'm per-
gangenen HSuli Die Staot terroriiir-
ten. Gr oohte oieie 2eute gegen Die
GcbeQer 5u icnoen. SScooh riiien
oieIelben iofort 0ie GontroQc in oen
StroBen Der Sta0t on lih, inoen lie
ouf groBen 2oltmogeif ourd 6icStra-
BEN fuhrcn uno iiberon Shreden Der
.breiteten. acreusfp lab iih 10 gut
nie geinuaeu I'M Winterpoloit. Gas
qeoronete 2eben in Der Stoot hattie
boIlItdnoig olti9cbort Bic Wtotroien
iongen un0 tan5ten in oen StroBen
ltno Dor oen 3horcn oes Ninter-
paloItes. Gos mar am SSreitaa.
9Im Qleidlen Aben0 riiien Die alei-
hcn ,fanatiter Ger 8oIiihipifigri,ppe
Die Gontroue oes SoIoatens un6 gtrs
beitcrrothcs pom petersburg on ih
5ie Deriudlten 6urd cine gleiolution
oie propiioriidle 9fegierunq 3u elmer
iofortigen MISUNDERSTANDING 3lt 3lUin'
gem foroerten Die ioiortiqe 9I66on-
fllnq Qerensfns uno oie ltebernnbue
Der lrcmieritelIe ourh ben raoitafcn
YiinlIter lihernom. Gs NOR nur
Dem Ginihreiten oe5 Graii0entcu oes
}ntbs (iheioie 3u peroanfen, bob iie
nit oieicu repoIltlondrcn 8orihIdqen
nift ourdorongen. Gr erntabnte 3ur
4eiomenbeit aerensfp oeriudtl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Teriammlnng UerbinOert.

burlington, Coma, 10. Scpt,
Sin Neriuf IN burlington, HT5o.,
cinc &criamnI,ng 6e5 Peoples
Council 3u or9onllircn, ihcitcrte am
U}lttmodlobcno. ais (3eneraIuoiuoont
&oaou, @ilfsbiuocsmorihoQ Scuo-
ribs mo 5beriif Grncit oen ST.
bln9siaol betroteu uno crfIdrtcu. es
oilr'tcn felue 3eocu gcboItcn per.
nnM.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
t5rantreids Sriessiolten.

4oria, 10 Sept,
WclulIliQlngcu III p0be BON
t2,150,000,000 tSruntcu ($2,43O,.
10000 3ur Geflmg Der }lu9gnben
mahreuo 0cs picrtcn GuortoI9 pou
1917 mnr0cn IN 6orm cincr 0is.
icbcsoorlaQc nom SinanBlliuiitcr
NIob om Gicn@tog in Der iran50li-
ldcn Icpltirtcn 2nnnfrr einae.
broht ole l,20O,00O.000 ,Sronfcn
mebr ais Der NoronihloQ fir on3
ortttc Gudrtnl bctrdgt. Ole 0dlltc
Der Surmc lit filr 0oa&ricQ50cpartc.
mcnt, 1j7000,O00 5ranfen filr ooa
D'drlncocpartement mchr DorQeicbcn.
250. O0O, ,O00 iin0 iilr 0ic WciiCrund
Der &crholtniiie Der Solouten ln0
ocrcn gIugth6riQen beobiittiqt, oiC
.Hclraffuuq iou 10000, 900 mcbr
ais int 0rittcn Gunrtol foitcn nnG
5000, 900 mChr lollcn filr 0o52lllto,
moblImeicn ousqeacbcn mcr0cn TiC
3lmabmc Der Soften Der &ricqaiih
rng gcbt aus ioI9cnoer (obeuc her.
nor:
1914 mountlih 1,t37000, 900 ,5r
1915 monatIid) I3it00O. 900 5r
1916 monatIid 1,9S0.0O0, 900 1r
1917 monotIif 2,969,000,000 6r
Iie Observation-Disclosures icit
Ncainn oc8 aricge5, ou@idIieBlid oet
9In5gabcn iijr Die nilitdriihen Cpc
rotioneu rno Die GioilpermaItllnQ be
trltgeu bis Gnoc oea 5isfaIiobrca
1917 103, O0000,0OO Ironfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Nniruf oes ErGiibenten.
gNnihinntnll. IS Gen

SaIhilgton, Is. Sept.
Brofiocnt @iIion crlieB on
0ienstag cine Proclamation, III ser
Sdul &inoer oufgeforoert peroen,
ben Sunioren oe5 Hotben&reu5es BET
3utreten. Ger 9Srdiioent iogt, ooB
Der &inoer5meig ocS Hotben &reu5es
@elegenbeit geben miro, Ser 8cmein-
oe uno Dem 2nnoc @1tes 5u tblm, Ser
ben Ginocr iparen lebren miro uno int
oSntercKe Der fSrribeit iei, Der allc
iib perpflidtet baben".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
5. @. 8. SaHptqnartirr
stritOrt.
SOS 9(nocles. Col. 70. Gent

N0a Nn0cIea, Nal., - 1cpi
Gunc Sdor Soloatcn. ole oui
ctmo 200 bis 400 Monn QeihdBt
wuroe, bat om Yttttpod IN Cos glu-
qcle5, Gol, ooa 6ouptQnortier Der
l5nouitriol 8orfcr8 Of the @orlo ger.
fort. Shreibmaidinen un0 Ytobcl
mllrocn 5crbrohen, tScniter cingemor.
len uuo 6ns (5nOentdr llnbroltdbor
gemaft IS mur6en feline &erllritc
gcmcI0et lmo tcirerIci Ierboitungeu
porgcnomnlcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Dir Mehen Der Ncpnblif

Petersburg, (ueripdtetJ 10. Scpt
6icr herridt polige &crfpirrlnq
Die 9icgierlng hot feincrlei @cmolt
mcbr iibcr Die NeUolfcrung, Die iid)
ihon frilbcr SIR Gurhiilbrung Der
Acnolutiou Scr in Den bieiigen arie
nalcn ouibenobrtcn MnIicn bemdh
tigt bate, un0 thotidhlih in ibren
Diabnahncn nnQebin0ert 1T. Nus Den
2(rienuIcu imo 10000 @cne6re ltn6
10000 HcooIuer. ioUie riciigc M}en.
gen pon W}unition fort8enommen
mor0cn.
2luh aus Diosfau Iauten Ole U2el
0lnQcn int b0ditcn 8ra6c be.
uunthiqen6 W}nn for0crt Die @rlln.
Dung einer Gontrollorgouiiotiou 3ur
gcnouen lle6erpohtng Der HeQie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Srub gswiini6t.
@ucno5 2lireS. 20. Scpt

0ucno5 2lires. 20. Scpt.
Ger Srunt Der nrqentiniidlen nc
publif bot ON Ntittlpod nit % Qc-
gen / Gimme Sen 9(bbrud) Der
Oiplomotiidlen @c3iehlmgcn nit
GelitihIono empiohlen. Gic Reiollt
tion aebt iebt on 0ic Icputirtenfant.
mer. Die 6fieutlife Meinlng lit tart
oofiir, baB oicielbe enogiiltig ouge.
nnuunen iperoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Militar bcrbcigcrufen.

Sul 1SrallCl9CO, 10. SepI.
3fpci Ganlpognieu Warineioloo-
ten bielten om QienStog Die Snbrif-
onIagc Der Union ISron @orfs, Der
gr0Btcn Der pom Streif betroficnen
6irncn III Gan 6roncisco, Sal, be.
iebt
Ger -Streif, neI6er om Dfontog
bcgam, miro pon 25.000 Wtehoni-
fern hes San 6rancisco ISron Sro6e3
Council eefiibrt, oie cine 2obnerbo-
buug bon so @ro5cnt foroern. 91lrf)
bie MISUNDERSTANDING miro nidt
MIR Die glusfiibrung Ser Gontrafte
3ttm 9au bon Sdiffen fiir bie &e0ie-
rltn9 in Sobe bon $t50,00Q000 ge-
binoert, ionoern merben alth Die Gon-
ierpenbiibicn sSobrifanten, Oeren
Groolftion sur 9urdfiibrltng oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilbcr 9tah=
rlmgsmittel Gonlerpirling notb-
melloig iit, betroffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
geruitOrff in Der Silrfei.
Q0u0ot1. II Gen.

Xou0on, II. Sept.
8rai BON @eruitorfi ser ehentn.
Iige 6eutihe 9otIhoIter in Noib'
lnaton, Der Dor flr3cnl 3um 8otihaf.
ter III Der (ilrfci ernont mor0cn
mar, lit am Ifoltag pom Sultan
cnrpianqeu worocu uu0 itberrcid1te
oicicm iejnc Nralnlbiquugs spnpicre,
mic ans &ouitantuopel beridtct
miro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Gcaen ihrc Nemtcr niebcr.
8Ctersburq, 10. St

NdFINUWIT ID. SEUI.
2lnqeiidlt5 oea bon ben raIifa
len Morimoliitcn in elmer @lenar
iitimg oes HetersburQer &ertrcs
trerotb5 ser }Irbeiter uuo 5oloaten
ourhqciebten 9eihIuiies, oaB Der
Gertreterrotb Die Wiod)t in 6ie &ono
nchme, hoben oeiien idmmtlide &c,
ou,tru hip 9(pn7tpr uir6rrnpIrnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Sriten Sfieniiuc III SInnocrn
&on0on. 20. Scut.

~UWUUIL ", -VNI
&Sic Oic britiidlc Necrc2lcitunQ
om GouueratoQ bcfout Qob, bcridtct
6clNmarihou Nniq Ser Gonruouocur
Der brItlld,cn ErrWpcu an Der euro,
polldcn Ncitiront, 0oB mli elmer brci
ten ,Sront pitllh pou 9)pcru rm $40
Golnlcr@tdamorNen 0ie ocutidcn
StcJlnnacn ouac4rificn murocu. Ger
@crlht io8t. 0a6 ser 9lllariii bcirlcoi
acnoc Iortlfrittc made mo bcrcit@
clnidc merthuulIe 0eutidlc Stclluuocn
Qcnommcn moyocn icicn
lNrdi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
llnterbanOlmgen inn S6iffs=
arbeiterltreif.
Fan .Srancisco. 16. Scpt.

To5 erite s9ieiultat IN ben be-
gonnenen ltnterbnnolIngcn 5miiedr
ben &ertretern Der %, 900 itreifen6et
@iienorbeitern San 6rancisco5 mo
0cn &ertretcrli Der 9lmoes 9fc-
gicrllng mar onl 9ienatog. 0ab elm
Elan unter @eratblIng g,nonnlcu
mur0e, monah Die itreifcnosu 9Ubei-
fer alf @rllno ser Geholti.alo SIR
9Irbeit 5llrilffehren ntGgcn, mcldc
Jest in Der Dinre >Salano y&erit III
aroft lit. Sic 9Silbrer ser Arbeiter
erfloren, ooB beioe Seiten lid reo-
lid benliiben, Die Gontroperie 70
idlneu pie moglih bei5uIegen,
Gle Sdlifi5beh0roe filrdtet. boB
iih Der Streif dudl ouf oie SGQe-
perfe nusoebnt, pclde bo5 &oI3 far
Ole Regicrpngsidifie licfern, Be
ante ser Shiifsbebor0e begiinitigen
cine ncientlihe 2ohnCrbobung nit
elmer SfoIo iiir 3obIllngen ollrh Oie
Hedicruuu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21

am ,Sreitug 0rCimal, etn nellc8 Vtinl-
iIcriln 5u bil0cn. 9lbcr orcinnI
mproe feline 2iite BON Scr @olihituiti
5IrllfgClpiciel.
HuflanOs GntidDlnf.
N8aibinaton, 10. Scpt.
g II. Nadmetiem, Der uliliihe
@otld)niter in Moihingtou Qe0cnft,
oicicr Gage Stoot5IefrctGr Souimg
ouf3uiuhell, nm Oiciem sic &crijche-
rltng 5u erncuern, oaB &uBlano eut-
ihIoiicn lei. ocll &rieg bis gum @uoe
ourd3utdnpicn. gSie ucrlolltet.
miro Der &otidoiter pcriihern. sic
&erb0ltniiie in ieinem 2uuoe ieicn IN
Der Nciieruu9 bcgriifen, ea iei fem
3tpeiicl, ooB Die 8ortei 4PeinunQ5-
&eridcOcnhciten bcigcleQt pilr0cn,
uno 9iuBIono~tiue gon5e Gnergie Der
2Iuf9obe, Die Gelltihen mieocr aus
0en &an0c 81 pcrtreibcu, 5u1pcnocn
milr0C.
9tad) @eridten, sic IN ruIiiithcn
&~eiien III Der @inOesbalptItoot ein-
getroiien iino, lit Oic neuerIihc rrtiii.
Idle Gifeniipe ocrortig gcieitiqt nor
Den, 6aB Der tScin0 feine nciteren
6ortidritte nchr ntahcn fam.
petersburg, 10. Scpt.
7, Der omerifnniid)c 9aihofter ..
n. tSroncis in Htttrsbur9 iibcr.
reidlte an Gicn9tugobcno oef>ruili.
ihcn Negierlmg oie Gepeihc, Ole So-
nuel @onlpcr9, Scr Graiiocnt Scr
9lmerican federation oi 2abor, an
&crensfp gcrid]tet bat, Den er Scr lin
tcrItiltlng Der omcrifaniiheu organi.
ilrten 9Irbciterihait fir HltBIon0a
0cmofrotic periidlcrt. Iic Gcpcihc
cntbdIt oud) ocn Mortlout Der in ser
Sonalitdt@pcrimEnllltn0 in Wiinncc
polls angenonlmencn 9cihliliic.
Wtcntercr fcitgcnOmmen.
petersburg. 10. Sept.
\5n Petersburg mur0c om Giens-
tag 2lbcno a19gcgcben, oaB ole
Seeleltc, oie fiir5Iih an ser Grmor
Dung BON Sifi3icrcn ulti Dem rlliii,
ichcn Shlohtihiii NctropomIom9f IN
@cIlinQfora bctheiligt muren, pcrboi
tct lpor0en limo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Sdliffsitamer am Streif.
9tcm 9)nrf is Gent

9telp s)prf, Is. sept.
Gic Sdiiisitauer. 0iitgIieoer ser
international 9on9ihormen'5 Union,
bobcn am 9ien5tag i'll 9}cm Dorf
einen Streif begonnen, neil on9eb-
lid Elm &ormonn ongcltellt muroe,
Den Die 9lrbeiter ni6t baben moIlen.
@s miro beballptet, boB 3piihen
1000 uno 5000 0fann om NusItono
iin0 Sic Gunoro -&inic, oie frouSo-
ijihe Clinic, Die ISntcrnotionol Otcr-
cnntile Wtorine uno Die @ollono
9Imerifa 2inie IN @obofen iino pom
Strpif hctrpffcn mnr1pu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
&erluitC Der Nritcn.
Stnn6plt. 10 Sent

~UTIWUTIf ~. ~NNI.
Iic britiifcn &crluitc in ser
nit Gicnatoa cn0cuocn @otc iiu0,
mic berihtct muroc, folgcnoc:
@cioIIcn o0cr an Mlnocn qcitur
ben: 135 CiIi5icrc mo t775 Wonn,
bcrmlm0ct oocr ncrniBt. 1910 Ciii.
3ierc mo 2ISi3 Wonn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
&crlOr MIR att bcr ar0htcn 2umpicr

&on0on, t9 Scpt.
Gle britiidle 9Iomralitot bat hcute
llber oic EerIuite, 0ic in Der lcttcn
@orhe Der britiihen 5diiiobrt 0nrd,
oen Goudbootfrieg pcrlrioht mur.
ben, Den iolgcnocn Ncritt peroiicnt.
lidt
Y9ritiihe @ouocl9ihiiic ron ilber
1000 (onnen Cicbnlt ourh Niincn
oocr lmlhboote pcricnft: s.
o@ritiihe &anorlalhiifc bon
mcuigcr ais 1000 1onnen @cbolt
onrd Dtincn oocr (othbootc Der
ieuft: %.
BRIT 6iih6ompicr pericntt: +.
n8ritiihe Nouocloidliifc erfoIQlo@
Don (ollhbooteu ougcqriiicn: IA"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-09-21
Starfe StrSm,mne eeeem Kersnsey, >siien Gage
amietsinen> ess6tlt fins. Oa= ra>ifals
Clement itn &anre es,pinnt isrt>
tpGbren> an St;iree.
ySeiufieauirurreOen" OOen ni)t mc1r gconoct werOe
0atte Wtobilmadnn9 Der ;wtitrn SnOtc Der 9iaOua
9lrmee Nirbr yuslduOe OrOben ansSa=
bredben SbOmplOn brfcbrt id

am 1reitog orcimaI, ein nellc5 0}ini-
iycriun 5u bil0cn 9lbcr orcimnI
muroe feline &iite pon Scr @olIhiuiti
5llrildqcmieieu
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
MONTROSE

Pride Of Montrose and San Juan Best
ere both q blended hard and soft
vheat hour and should give the same
results rs any Of the best grades Of
Coloeads -four. Our Rising Star is .
SOFT wheat -four Every sack is guar
anteed. When ordering flour demand
Of your grocer Pride Of Montrose.
San Juan Best or Rising Star. All
Ieadlng grocers on the Western Slope
esny our -four in stock.
Ths MoNrRosE FLOUR MILLING Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
HERRlcK-HADLEY WEDDING


Paonia, Colo, June 17.-In the ear
ly morning of Sunday, June 9Th, 1917,
at 8 o'clock on German mesa, at the
home of the brides father, C. N.
Hadley, was solemnized the wedding
of Miss Mary E. Hadley and Mr..
Melvin Herrick of Gunnison. The
wedding was very quiet one owing
to the early hour. The officiating
minister, Rev. Charles G. Stout, of
Paonia, in the presence of the i'm
mediate relatives only, made the oc-
casion one of great solemnity, using
the always beautiful ring service.
The bride looked very sweet and
charming, wearing a travelling dress
of blue silk banded in white, and large
white hat. The groom was garbed
in conventional mode. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Clara M. Herrick,
mother of the groom, and Mr.. Will
liam Hadley, of the U. S. Battleship-
Huntington-who had been granted
a leave of absence. After many hear
ty congratulations the happy newly
weds were taken to the train, where
they were met by crowd of friends,
among whom were the Misses Deck
er Miller and Bohnet. who showered
them with rice, hearty congratulations
and sincere wishes for happy and
delightful honeymoon.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mr.. C. N. Hadley of Paonia; gradu-
ate of the Colorado State Normal
School, holding life certificate. The
groom is the eldest son of Mrs. Clara
M. Herrick, of Gunnison, and has been
in the employ of the D. & r. G. rail-
way for a number of years and at
present, the time keeper.
They departed on the morning train
for Salt Lake City where they will
enjoy the sights at the capital and
the great Salt Lake for week or ten
days. Some of the presents received
were quite valuable and useful, and
very much appreciated by the newly
weds, who will start home making in
the Crary cottage on Georgia Avenue,
where they hope to see all their
friends after June oath.
- - -
The Boy Scouts received 80 new
suits of serviceable kahki, real soldier
stuff, this week and will appear in
them for the first time in body at
the flag raising services Sunday.
-
Have you noticed the flags which
adorn the front of News Champion
office? They are the flags of the
allies, Great Britain, France, and Italy
with the American flag high above
them all. Allen Lake ownes them and
is quite proud of having the first large
ones in town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
SAMPSON FUNERAL LARGEST
EVER HELD IN DELTA
Delta Tribune.

Delta Tribune.
One Of the largest attended funer-
ais ever witnessed in Delta was that
held to pay the last tribute Of respect
to the late C. C. Sampson. The
church was filed to overiowing and
such display of costly floral offer
ings was never seen in Delta before.
n - ~
Al. Arnold of Spencer and Guy
Munson from the sawmill at Sargents
were visitors in town Thursday.
Chester Pittser, the manager of the
Unique Theatre, showed that he has
the right kind of spirit by donoting
one-half the proceeds-which were
day night to the American Red Cross.
He presented that splendid Para
mount production, "As Men Love-"
with Myrtle Stedman and House Pc
ters as stars. This generous deed
was fully appreciated by the Red
Cross ladies.
The good work of the American
women goes on. Each day we find
some fresh evidence to their true, 10y
al devotion to their country. The
Gunnison Valley Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give big food sale in E.
M. Collins Grocery, Saturday. June
Both. The ladies will contribute the
entire proceeds of the sale to the fund
for the.soldier and sailor boys. They
expect to bring the very best Of their
good home cooking to be sold on that
day, SO that if you want genuine
treat and at the same time help
good cause, come and buy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
AT EASTMAN'S GARAGE
One auto trailer.
Two drop head Singer Sewing ma
chimes
A 3 HIP Gasoline engine.
See them at Eastman's.

,"THE DENVER GARAGE" an ele-
giant, new, three story. fire proof ga
rage with modern repair shop has just
been opened the past few days, one
half block around the corner from the
Auditorium Hotel on California street
in Denver, thus making Auditorium
Hotel q more convenient stopping
place for auto shoppers coming to
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
NOTICE

To E. J. Losey, and all whom this may
concern:
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the End day of July, the under
signed win sell at public auction to
the highest bidder At Sapinero ON the
Paul c. Warren ranch, One Indian
Motorcycle, said sale to take place 1t
100 in the afternoon
Said sale is to be made to satisfy
charges for storage Of said motor
cycle, and all expenses incurred in the
sale thereof.
1926 Signed, ROBT. $. DOWNS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
TALKING WIDER CE-
MENr cuLvEsrs

0ENT CUbvB8IS
Quite number Of business men have
been talking Of late that the time IL
about here to put in cement culverts
across the entire street in two or
three corners. This is particularly 30
at the intersection Of Main and To-
michi and Of Wisconsin and Tomichi,
nerause so many strangers along the
Rainbow Route are not aware Of the
narrow boxes and drop their cars into
the ditch Also on the corner Of Main
and Virginia, where the flag pole is
to be erecsed. q car frequently goes
into the ditch. and 1t will be worse
when the pole is in the center Of the
street.
One thinks Of the objection that
such long culverts will be hard to
keep free from trash, but this can be
remedied by putting in removable
gratings at the proper places.
We hope the town council at their
next melting will look into this matter
and see if it is not feasible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
/ pdW RD
Last week Of tent meetings.

Last week Of tent meetings.
- - -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Sciencs Society holds
services every Sunday moening at IL
O'Clock In the parlor Of The L. veta
hotel. All are welcome.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Services every first and third SUM-
days. Holy Mssses at eight and ten
o'clock. Evening services 1t seven
thirty. Sunday School ct one O'Clock.
Week day Masses at eight o'clock. Ser
vices second and fourth Sundays Of the
month 1t Crested Butte.
FR. WILLIAM KIT. Pastor.
Last week Of tent meetings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

Stock Ranch For Sale. 800 acres Of
AL ranch, well improved. For par
ticulars inquire Of A. H. Judy, Mgr.
1926
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
LOCAL lEus # INTEREST

VIM. Kreutzer went to Crested
Butte last Friday on business
Mrs. J. C. Smoot has gone to Wich-
ita, Kansas, to remain for the sum-
mer.
E. C. Middlebrook returned the last
of the week from business trip to
Salida-
Miss Alene Johnstone of Telluride
is here this week for q visit with
friends.
The Red Cross work room will be
open next week, Monday instead Of
Tuesday.
Alva and Lewis Sammons were over
from the Powderhorn country Tues
day and Wednesday.
Misses Bessie and Carrie Stinch-
field of Valparaiso, Ind, are guests at
the C. w. Winslow home.
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VIM. Runnoe and Dan Mcdonald
were here Monday from the Buttes,
having driven down on business.
The familiar face and figure of
VIM. Reece Of Parlin was noticed on
the streets of Gunnison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McIlvaine re-
turned from their weeks vacation trip
to Denver and Salt Lake, Tuesday.
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On Sunday, Mrs. c. B. Seneff left
for Cleveland, Ohio, expecting to be
gone until September days are here.
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Leo Smith of Rogers Mesa was a
visitor in town this week, having made
the trip over from Hotchkiss in his
car.
Prof. Grant rutland, superintendent
of the city schools, is taking short
course at Columbia university this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Roberts arrived
Wednesday from Grand junction and
intend to return Sunday, taking their
car with them.
Miss Elsie Ault, who will be re-
membered as a graduate of the Nor
NAL in 1916, is expected here next
week to visit friends.
Among the Normal students is Miss
Vescey Jencks, sister of M. A. Jencks,
who arrived recently from Lodi, Wis
consin, to spend the summer.
If it is noise you want, go to East
mans Garage and hear the horns blow
especially that $35 electric siren that
you can hear when the auto is a mile
away.
Marshal Wells says that twenty
two dogs taxes have been paid up to
date. Two were six dollars each,
the rest two dollars, making a total
of $50.
Mrs. Kate L. Arch has been here for
some days visiting her daughters Mrs.
L. C. Sharp and Mrs. U. L. Hiatt. She
expects to return, soon to her home in
Boulder.
Mr.. Goldsmith, instructor in biolog-
ical sciences at the C. s. N. S. was
quite i'll with tonsilitis last Wednes-
day and Miss Ethel Gleason took his
classes at the Normal.
Mrs. Geo. Sullivan is enjoying a
visit from two young lady friends Of
Burlin Heights, Ohio, the Misses Har
eel and Grace Conner. The three
were school girl friends together.
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The will Of Jack Bingham who died
at Pitl1in Sunday was filed at the
county court Thursday. John Shut
tier was named as executor. Mr..
Bingham left money at the bank, and
5000 in county bonds.
Mrs. E. G. Dice, Of Littleton, who
came from that city last week to at
tend the funeral of her nephew, Eber
Dice, has remained in our vicinity
visiting relatives until yesterday when
she returned to Littleton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mower and
daughter Laura, Of Delta, will stop
over Saturday and Sunday in Gunni-
son and attend the ball games while
they are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

11a m. @Put Yourself in His Place"
sp. M ssThe Tragedy Of the Empty
ROOM
Solos. Misses Ruby Nutting and
Agnes Walker.
!. Mems Forum 1000. DR.. J. H.
Kelley, leader.
J. $. Ferris. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
ALTMAN COMEDY COMPANY
BIG TENT SHOW

FRI DAY MIG HIT
"The Maid and the Minister"
in 4 acts-Special Vaudeville
Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Special Matinee
Mrs. Temples Telegram"
in three acts
s A T U r AY MIG HIT
THE Little Girl that God Forgot"
The Great White Slave Play, Showing
the Traffic Of Girls Being Sold into
White Slavery.
Doors open 7:se. show starts s:se
show starts $780,
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

FOR SALE:-1917 six cylinder Saxon
Roadster. Run 1000 miles. Send
communications to N. l. Roth,
Crested Butte. 25-26
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

The Gunnison Grocery Company
Gunnison, Colorado
Smoked and Salt Meats. Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Fruits and veget-
ables.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

Orion French writes that he used
his savings of fifty dollars to buy a
Liberty Bond Loan and that all the
boys at the station responded loyalty
to this call.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22
LATE NEWS FROM THE
GUNNISON SOLDIER BOYS

Frank Crary writes that about 1000
recruits come into his station every
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

Another of those "base ball boys
dances" Saturday night of the 23rd.
1t will be at Odd Fellows hall and
the Delta team will be present. Ey-
erybody invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

Edwin Foster Hart, who has been
junior second lieutenant in Battery
b., "Denver's Own" artillery, has been
promoted to the place of senior first
lieutenant, and expects to be
called to France any day. Mrs. Hart,
(nee Miss Mamie Shackleford) is with
him in Denver at this time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

FOUND-On river bank, pocket book
containing fishing material and J..
D.. Basham's hunting license. Own
er may have same at Mac Aliens
house on Island, by paying zoe
for this ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

WANTED Man to milk and help
ride about cattle. Wages $50 to
$35. J. J. Carpenter, Ccbolla, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

FOR SALE-Team of black mares,
well matched. Carl Diebold, Phone
72R3. 23-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

FISHING rods wrapped. repaired. and
vanished. C. w. Chinery and Sons.
8.tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

WANTED-Two more customers for
Jersey butter and fresh eggs. Mrs.
s. c. Fisher. 25tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-22

Al. Arnold of Spencer and Guy
Munson from the sawmill at Sargents
were visitors in town Thursday.