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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP WANTED-siALE

DO
BOY Wanted--At the Tulsa book store, =
bright boy, 10 or II years old bring REF.
erences as TO honesty.
BOYs-'rwo high school boys for paper
routes; inquire circulation manager,
World.
BRAKEMAN bIREMAN-sl25-sk75 month.
ly, experience unnecessary ages 20.34; no
strike; war caused vacancies. send stamp
for application blank. Railway SOS, Cory
Blork, Fresno, Calf
CONCRETE MAN-Ons concrete man, steady
" employment, American ineinerator Fac
tory. rear Of No. / North Main, Mt 1880
Monday.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONs--In Tub
sa, Okla. men and women desiring gov
ernmsnt eIerkships, departmental, postof.
flee, railway. mail, customs, stenograp pliers,
write for fnll particulars 10 J. O. Leonard,
(former government examiner) 35g ke
nois Bldg. Washington.
DETECTIVES--R Reliable detective and
guard service. The National Agency, Big
heart, Okla.
ELEVATOR BOY-Wanted at Hotel Tulsa.
Apply at engine room.
FARM HAND Experienced, wants job on
farm. with wife NJ. Arnold. 426 North
BOston
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INVEST YOUR OIL MONEY!

In Tho safcst investment on eArth--IADd.
7Ao acres, located In tho host part Of deck.
son souesy ssnsls%en's sssni, home: al al
from business center Of kspsas City; (;
macadam road all the way; owner has spent
in the neighborhood Of $4,000 on improve.
herds Of psre.brsd Hsreford cattle; owner .
son 10 drafted sld he - compelled 10 sell
Will take less than unimproved fsrms I'd.
joining have sold for. For full particulars
Bleg, Kansas City. No.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4,

AUTOMOBILES bOR SALE 10
MITCHELL s-The biggest bargain In Tulsa,
owner must sell; 1917 Mitchell :, seven
passenger touring car, practically new,
driven about 3 500 miles, new tires on all
wGsss and E0TG psrS sqrPfd sS
demonstrate for party wishing TO buy. Cali
at 1923 South Boston Ave. or Phone
Usage 375S.
MAXWELL roadster fog sale. in first class
condition. Phone 1878 ~ call at ll0
v South Elgin, Ozark Trail Garage.
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FOURTH. w, T25-Rcom for one or two
gentlemen, connecting bath, seven blocks
from Main. two blocks from West Tulsa
car line.
FOURTH, W, 5l4-Furnished front room,
bath and clothes closet. Phone Usage 1929
FRISCO, So. 916-For rent. two nicely fur
pished front sleeping rooms; moderate,
In private home; gentlemen preferred;
close in. Phone Usage 1893.
FRISCO, n, 202-yery desirable front
sleeping room, adjoining bath. furnace
heat easy walking Instance. Cal oooS,
adjoining bath; man and wife or two gem
tleneu Phone s37.
Gt f!tRIF. 3, 4l2-Laree well furnished
hedroem gas stove thoroughly modern;
ench close in. Phone Usage e92e.
GUTHRIE, s., 7o2-For rent two clean,
nleeiy iornished pearooms convenient 70
pstn' paa' desirapie 'oca''oh' rho"e usage
aioo, ---,------,-
HVosIoN, 81 gh,Lhooms' two 'mrge sleep
nv noons. suits"e ioi iVur aos"
priysIs enuanee. r"o"e osaee esee,
h1Doa 6hmren feli'. s'V'fs'm mouer"
mouse; Phohe doi'n, &c
HASKELL E nsimssysn sL rnom nonse vond lm
basement 500 per month reference re,
qumen, no eh'tu'sn S v"Snr Ss, dsn W." w ~"
pIe'n,ses n.'er eiovN 9uauas o'o''i"h .
o m
modern mouse al corner soa'h lrenton
ILLINOIS. r., l24-Nrwly furnished mod
ern 'ping roonli waxing o'sninGs; .ii"h; one s
sno "an AL "'oons ,o,,i ., S''nss so,,S'e io'
TvIrVu one q. W. ss"teh Iean v,eas tu,.,.,
Lr roorn n"S Tor gentlemen with hsst ops bIosi
atm ~ Aamirsi ;itnsy line. see Mrs. p
simmon. ''' INV
LANSING 71a-FnrnlsSsd roon two
nan,,omsn ,nr,va,e hath siae,ric iih's
With stove Phone 7oia "s"'''
T-II,,ToN -S-,A- Mt, t,,..i.ga..a-
Ia roo no' ..n,isy eGy aurnistsa isn 'repans
aoca '' WV '"'"' ''"s'
:. Io .- ~.
MAIN; o.. o. ,,iiSo ,r' 10, rspt' ken,r'nen k
sak, o"'Aue e"''A"'e' ie'sp"ohe
rooms. close IN, rhone ooi7 i7.------------.s
MAIN. SO. 17lb-furnishsd roSms ana
board Tor one gentleman; private nome
also sarass Tor rena' ',-..-,---,-----.----... y
MAIN No. s2O-Large front sleeping room IN
private home; private entrance: gentlemen
only: Phone 1916. 976.,----...--,..--------
MAIN, N. 62o-One nice sleeping room tn
new sgsrtment, suitable Tor two gentle
men. Call sffsr D. m' CIV MOTH m'h
street.
MYTH, W, s02-A well furnished 'front.'
room; ,,ss tsssGnss'e' sa.s one or TWO s'"'f"s"
oLYhrIh, g.. 422-idvsi sieftnng room ~
pnvets home fsr couple oreAKiess u as
Nel wassan& oistsoee; rn4ns 90.
OLYMPIA, No Z@Large nie0y tmrnsnso
slsspins room for i've men sr tive sd,ss:
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BOSTON. r. iGaS-Nicely fsrDishea red
srn sleeping room south side: Phone 10:
nOHTON. S-Plsassnt sleeping room fss
one or twe esntlsnsa. OssSs S76s.
|EAirINORE, g., 12l3-Furnisksd or usful.
nishsd, extra tssgs front bedroom. with
BkKDY, w. Itti-Twe nicely furnished
sleeping rooms In nodsrn home: privst,
entrance: suitable Tor I've gentlemen.
Ft'0NTT1E, T., f6A5-6ieepiag room In
private family for tive ssstiemsn bossd
H desired one block freH car line.
Bl.iLDER, b., tio5-Kioely furnished room /,
g.ptiemen. Phone Cedar 25os.
BALTIMORE, B., f4l6-One desirable sleep.
ing room. close to car line. Phone ossss
BOSTON. B., l50l-Nicely furnished south.
east front room for refined gentlemen.
Phone 71s3.R.
BALTIMORE, g., isIi-front sleeping
room saieining bath, private family; gen
fisrnsn only. Phone 3T10.
BOSTON,. s., 300. Apartment 5--Dandy
steam heated sleeping room strictly mod
srn. south exposure, nicely furnished.
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MligMly Experienced
Accountant

Man capable OF taking charge Of Of
flee. Excellent position for right
party. State references In first letter.
Address Box A-49, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-11

GRoCEhY FOK BALE-In Offering EAe bsS4
lures win invoice around 81, 600; doing .
hssiuess Of u. 800 to %, geo. Phops AOoe.
GRUCERY-For tale. suburban grocery.
Phone 1892.
GR0CERY-CloWAin grocery; oood stand
saA . eosy0aker. Only q 300. Phone
57S0.
GKOCERY sfock and, hxtsre: cen be bssght
reasonable: In q good neighberheod and
very reasonable rent: invoices about oS00; ;
call on w. A. RAyson or Rosns 1AA2.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND EOuNI

EAR kISG-Black with GOLD pendants /;
return to s04 South Cheyenne.
FOX TERRIER-Lost, strayed or stolen,
white Fox Terrier dog with black head
and black spot on tail; had collar with
name on it answer by the name Of
''Chummie': reward for any informa-
ton or return OF dog. Phone Usage 3l44.
FOUND-Leather grip on road between
Bartlesyille and Tulsa. Cali c. l.. Yam.
cey. Tulsa.
LoCKET-Lost, containing, seven diamonds !;
monogram on back Z. 4. D.. suitable re-
ward: y. A. Drebbes. Harry Heilbron' S
Jewelry Store
MARE-B!ack, with blaze face; lame In left
fore foot; find her, bring to J. ID. Mann
Grocery Store and receive reward.
PURSE-Black folder; contained 2 sets OF
door keys and IS and about 35c; also gas
deposit, came G. H. Barton. Return keys
and gas deposit and keep money. Phone
Usage 66s3
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REsTAURANT-dood paying. well located,
$4,000. Phone 37so.
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MARRIED man wanted TO drive Ford truck.
Hnsty Messenger Service
class mechanics wanted,
or will rent out repair end OF garage. City
Garage, Ada, Okla.
MN Wanted two young men TO manage
new stand mast have cash security. Apply
70 manager Fred Harvey News Stand,
Frisro station,
MESSENGERS wanted, boys over 16 years
old. good pay guaranteed. Apply rear,
Ill South Boston.
MBSsENGERs-s2 u per day guaranteed boys
with wheels. Western Union,
OFFICE MAN wanted TO help In storage
warehouse; one with office experience pre-.
frrred; $500 cash regpirsd. Call "a West
Ar;her. 2 to p. m, Monday. Altar Trans
fer \ Storage.
OFFICE BOY wanted. Apply Spectator.
Third aud Detroit.
PRESSER wanted, cleaner. and good Job
for right man. give reference and ss-
perisnce. Apply Pawnes Pressing Club.
Pawnee. Okla.
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CHXNDLER,-14g6S siK. Ike Ssv. perfect
HschaaieAl condition; herGsin price: win
lsmeaeeraNs. Pheae 4620.R
CdANDLEk-FoF ss5e. wirc-~k kselad chan1.
las chunny I've. good eSndttios, late
nSdel a e0o- PhsnS 0ssgs 2sJ9.J
BxvIS--Fer ssle; 1919 pAyis ssssasbtls.
been driven two thsnaanl miles; "a paris
rAArantssd Phone 0saes 1aso.
DETROIT Eiertric fsr eaas. slishtiy ussA
Ceod cendtsien, q . AaaGain priee; for
particslars, call 5Qo2 aa6 day before aeon.
FRANKLIN RoiDofEk-h the hest y
condition wire wheels: We csn sAew yep
that this car 4 &osd buy; ssns I'D
o1b South Main. Pbsne 0sage 3Ae0.
ger; ono Chalmers f-pasaenger for any
thing Of value. Phone 1A11.
SCKfPPS- BOOTH rosdstsr good condition,
4550, terms cash. A.8s, care World.
STUDEBXxER Sl1--0wine 10 being calIs1
from the city win dispose Of my seven
passenger, 6-cycle. ]. model stuedbsksr
which is In Al condition, fully equipped
both winter and summer TOPS, at . bargain
CAN c. Mack, SIG East Second st., Mid
Ing city and will sell at big reduction ;
car will be displayed by owner at Chas.
I.ukins Auto Co. Sixth and Main, all
day Sunday. Ask for Mr. Smith
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YOUNG LADY to share room with two
others; private home; board II desired
rate reasonable 3nI Mary Brockman
Apartments Ninth and South Main
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FOURTH, w, T25-Room for one or two
gentlemen, connecting bath, seven block,
from Main, two blocks from West Tulsa
car line.
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RoOMS-UNFVRNIsIIED

ELWocD, s.. 130l--Unfurnished rooms,
newl; papere1; modern, one block OF
ji;n,y. Call Sunday afternoon and Mon
dGy,
GILLETTE, N, 60-Four unfurnished rooms,
modern, new home. beautiful place
THREE modern unfurnshed rooms and
sleeping porch no children. Phone Usage
0g9a r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
cotl1eb IN. RECEIVES
hq1DCHING UP YESTERDAY

~ 1rsday morning tie IN" %
Neel1l Me36hts received : fresh coat
e \ eeeash & IT, kands Il ].
e tthnr sKroll, and Artanr
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
USERS REPORT BEST R0ls
COUNTY EVER saw N 1917

In every direction from the county
seat most gratifying reports Some as
to road conditions. Hardly IN auto
man or citizen who is famiIl lar with
modern good roads, but is. compli-
menting Elmer Wiley, county road
superintendent, on his progressive
ideas, and it is speaking a gdpd word
for the plan of putting ou; county
roads in charge of an expert who has
proved his worth not only in making
and building good mountain highways,
but in his management Of me3 and the
saving to the taxpayers.
At last we are getting Z dollars
worth Of roads for = dollar in taxes,
while under the old system it was
better than the average If wd got fifty
cents on the dollar. Not only are the
roads being built right, bud the road
men are putting in full time Ind hand
ling their machinery with Intelligent
supervision and high class results.
With something like . thousand
miles. Of county road, . large part Of
which was Of the wide h1t dishpan
type that went to mud and fhuclkheles
on the slighest provecatioli Mr.. Wiley
10 building highways lecoN)ing to seir
entifie experisnee and accSI ding 70 tie
specifications Of the Statd Highway
Commission. He knows is business
and is getting results. n is easy to
find fault; to claim such . fock should
have been removed. this pece Of road
made wider, that stretch drowned too
much-"why didn't you d this" and
1--WE want this done so md 50, ,"but
criticism. particularly th4t stimulat-
ed byy partisanship, doesn' build good
roads.
Commissioner w. H, yhalen and
Continued, on FOURTH Page)
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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
CIT TLEMEN'
. DAY, JULY 1870
Annual CelebrahionDe-
cided on. Stockmen
Reject Officers

Cattlemen's Day will be held - us-
ual this summer, the dates being
Thursday and Friday, July 10 and 70.
There was some opposition at the
meeting of the Gunnison County Stock
Growers Saturday, but on vote it
stood ten to one in favor. President
Comstock appointed Frank Lightley.
Otis Moore and Charley Mergleman
as general committee on arrange
ments and they are at work right now
on the big 1917 celebration.
Some fifty Of the 200 members Of
the association were gathered when
the president dropped his gavel at
three o'clock. Sec. r. s. Lobdell read
his report and minutes Of proceed
ing meetings. It developed that last
Cattlemen's Day, $1863.25 was re-
ceived and expenses were $2108.63, q
deficit of $245.3s. However, about q
hundred Of this was for permanent
improvements and q balance Of $279.-
78 had been carried over from the pre-
ceeding year, 70 that Cattlemen's Day
Is still in the clear financially.
Continued on Last Page)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
DOCTOR NINE STRIKE REVEALS
HEAVY COPPER DEPOSITS

A very remarkable deposit Of rich
copper ore has been discovered by
Frank Hohisel, superintendent Of the
Doctor Mine Lease. Some six car
loads Of ore running fifteen to twenty
per cent. has already been mined and
il ready for shipment - soon ~ the
roads open.
Mr.. Hohisel was register at Moscow
and brought down the returns We'd
nesday. He was exhibiting some very
fine specimens Of native copper and
tells the News-C Champion that this
copper ore has been discovered under
the wonderful deposit Of carbonate Of
zinc. On the surface were the sand
carbonates, then the zinc and now
just enough copper has been found
to prove that it exists, but in how
large quantities is not yet known.
Such copper ore is worth close to
$4,000 ton. and the six carloads will
make quite showing in the bank.
The Doctor mine will employ twen-
ty-five to thirty men Ill summer and
is now wanting all the teams that can
be secured. Snow is about gone and
shipments to Almont will be resumed
at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08

IIbs rod ms ~ TOR autonobile
tcostinssd = fesrtA fass)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
LOOK HERE! WHAT YOU
GET FOR 1 DOLLAR.

For : time It was feared that the
war scare might have some eject "a
the attendance, but later reports are
that tie 1917 summer school st the
Colorado State Normal win exceed IN
registration even the $50 mark Of last
year.
Every train brings IN students from
Colorado and nearby states. Those
having rooms to rent report unusual
inquiries. Miss Spicer. dean Of wo-
men 1t tie Normal, has = list Of ae-
commodations for over 400 pledged
right now, 20 that the more school
ma'ams and school mastern, the mer-
rier win b these forty days.
Last summer there wsso - IN
stxuctors. This year there are = and
. larger, rieAer program sv1sy way.
The attractive feature - eariy
rnsrning sessions h tie - = e1nreA,
right b tie heaxt q tie ~ vilI -
continued. Dr. Kelley ca1ls especial
attention to tie flns opports ~ whica
local people can siese By paying ! dol
lar ~ earolling for tie Twelfth Dis
trict Normal Institute u two wselks.
The ad1hisGioa card win net only a.
nit = the instit1te, Il you viah 70 81
tsaa. but ta1ssa h fres IN H. morn.
(ceasiausd = Last Pses)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
0. R. CLARK IS AlMED
MEN COUNCILMAN

The town council met in the city
hall Tuesday evening and transacted
business Of some importance. Mayor
Comstock and the five trustees, c.
Meyer, G. W. Lightley, H. M. Web
ster. G. Aillspaush, and N. ]. Hyatt
were present. The first business to
come before the council was the mat-
ter of issuing = permit to E. L. Miller
for the erection Of building, 1920,
one story, Of iron and brick, the build
ing to be located back Of Millers
blacksmith shop. The permit was
granted.
The resignation Of D. B. Likens,
Who is now located ct . recruiting
station IN New Mexico, was read and
accepted. o. R. Clark was elected to
take his place.
The matter Of buying the hose and
reel, to be used In sprinkling the
streets this summer, was left to the
Street and Alley committee, who will
buy at the best advantage.
A committee composed Of Messrs.
Webster. Lightley, and keenan, have
conferred with Chas. Ross Of Crested
Butte concerning slack for the light
plant and . contract was closed for
500 tons Of slack, with the privilege Of
second equal amount at the market
price of the hrst, to protect the town
from the advance in price. w. 8.
Rogers was given the bid for hauling
the slack, his bid being 36c . ton. Es-
Inmates were received from the Rio
Grande on tuilding . railroad sviteA
to the plant
The estimnts Of Peter O'Brian On
the sewer eel1tract WAS read, and ths
board ordered to turn over eleven
bonds Of $50 eaeh to the contractor,
James CellIe Tor material on the
ground ard work completed mp to
manhole elgAk
s A petitioa Q1ite extensively signed
by Cunnisoa tueiness msn and citi-
ssas generally - brought before IL
(Centinna1 = HssrtA Pags)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
REMARKABLE GAN
N T0uRlst TRAVEL
Rainbow Route FAVORED;
Foresters Keep Tab on
Cochetoph

A continuance Of II travel rec
ord over the coehetopa Pass road is
being kept by the foreman Of the
Maintenance Crew Of 4 r Forest Ser
vice from Saguache. b addition to
the record Of travel ! lat was kept
last year m estimate q the number
Of people, divided int lpcal and tram
sients is being kept. The record
shows that for tie m@nths Of April
and Nay the travel as been con-
sidsrably heavier thai in the same
months for 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
.QUIln-10YlEs WEDO|ne
IT CRESTED BUTTE
A PRETTY AFFAIR

A beautiful June wedding occurred
Iat tie 81. Rstsfeks CseAsake church q
Crested Butte % june 2nd, when Dr..
Thomas Quinn Of 0uray, ard
Miss Gladys Boyle were united ip
marriage, Rev. VIM. Kipp officiating.
The bride, gowned in white satin and
tulle, with tulle veil, carried bouquet
Of brides roses, lilies Of the valley
and maidenhair fern. She was a.
tended by the maid-of-honer, Miss Iss-
bel O'Neill, who wore gold colored
chiffon taffeta, = picture hat Of the
same shade, and carried yellow roses.
Rose Gulliford, . dainty little maid
dressed inwhite, acted as ring bearer.
Tom Hogan, . life long friend and
cousin Of the groom, was best man
The church was q bower Of beauty,
banked with yellow jonquils, tulips
and white carnations combined with
ferns. Quite in keeping was the beau
tiful solo sung by Mrs. p. J. Hurley,
the memory Of which will long remain
with those who heard it.
Wedding festivities began with .
breakfast enjoyed by the members Of
the immediate family. The bride dis
tributed her bouquet among her girl
friends and gave each a piece Of we'd
ding cake Ito sleep on" according to
the age-old custom Of brides. Gunn;-
son folks who attended were the Miss-
es Margaret Sanford. Margaret Col-
Inns nellie Eastman, Florence Lucero,
Lillian Doig, Julia Hogan, and MrA
P. J. Hurley, and Nj. and Nrs. II.
Quinn and Miss Sadie.
A general reception for the friends
lasted till train time, when the happy
couple departed on the train for Gun
nison, followed by the best wishes Of
Crested Butte. They left Gunnison
the same evening for Salida where
they transferred to the broad gage
ON the way to Grand Junction. Mr..
and Mrs. Quinn returned to Ourax
the present home Of Tom, who is .
dentist in that city. They expect 70
make rather extended bridal trip
later when they will 60 to Salt Lake
City.
The News-C Champion joins the many
friends Of this popular and weN-
known young couple, in wishing them
all joy and prosperity.
=
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
0lsEAll GlNEs slTURDlY
m SUNNY E1Ell0oIs
I Mll JUNCTION Tuk

Two big eauhss wflh Graad June-
tioa are schsdnI1A Tor Saturday anA
Sunday. GfaSd Jpnetion tviriers ar
rive today, prtnsd FER IL eoa1Iik
c. ut. faila - - Bfg BIN HAA
~ npyaps ~ aA !.
n neseh1 aet aanes wjll ~
svln = ~! I. ~ a Z. ~ GsIlx
~ n6k H. ~ - o. -
~ - wln = - - ~ -
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
SPRING SUNSHINE ENJOYED
HERE LAST SATURDAY

Whewi Wasn't Gunison . busy
town last Saturday. Everyone seemed
to welcome the first real spring day
Ne have had by coming out in gala at-
tire. Really, though, when have you
seen % many ears and peopls On the
streets except at Cattlemen's days.
which Of course u The @big tiner here.
We could speak Of @swarms Of peo-
pler ard sdodging Tie traffic. with
some Justification Saturday. A. ~
looked up Tie street. frsa NswsrC Chan
pion office, We could - . elose linz
Of eaEs stationsd snb6tA stdss sf IL
strset. ~ and littas. ~ - ~ ~
eaeh ssmeone's Special ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
GUNN|S0N COUNTY
REGISTERS 604
Three Town Precincts Number IA. There
Are l0l Aliens No Slackers. Registration
Boards ID Continue Duties

The registration for the selective
draft in Gunnison- county was 604.
News-Champion guessed it 600,
which was close enough for luck. OF
this number indications now are that
60 will be called and 40 to As chosen
in the first order.
In the three Gunnison precincts 144
were numbered. r. N. Teachout
counted IS in West town, E. G. Pal
mer 26 in South Gunnison and ]. A.
Steele 53 n,No. /. This means prob
ably Is called from the town and ten
chosen in the first draft.
The day passed without incident.
Every register reports quiet, but alb
solutely loyal response On the part of
every man between the ages of 21 and
80. There were few precincts in Colo
RADIO where any trouble was expert
enced and relatively few in the nation.
It was one Of the great days of Amer
ican history when ten millions Of free
people enlist for service, and means
grim trouble for the Kaiser.
Bells and whistles and unfuriing Of
hags greeted the hour Of seven o'clock
Tuesday when registration began.
Later there was little demonstration,
rathsr the dstermined resolve Of q
great people awakening to their
strength and their duty.
Here il the complete registration
hv yv,>esu~Aa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08

Total 400 101 60l
There were four colored men en-
rolled, one 1t Gunnison and three 1t
Baldwin OF the total number reg
istered, 236 had dependent rela-
tives, and 2l9 asked for exemption.
Continued on Last Page)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08
DISCOVERS ALMOST HALF 4
MILLION ADDITIONAL VALUATION

The commissioners were in session
Wednesday Of this week and transact
ed considerable routine business.
A delegation Of ranchmen from
north Of town made several requests
and oral protests against what they
thought were unfair road conditions,
Thsir complaints were listened ia
carefully and taken under advise
ment.
Commissioners Whalen and Asses
sor Thomas were IN consultations over
. proposed half million dollar raise
in the assessed valuation Of the
Crested Butte school district.
"a erssoastiaH vas finally passed
~ ~ bsarj directing the lsssssol
- r6qasst ths State Tax Csmmisaion
70 iAarsAss the Rio Grande mileage
ia that district 1l.2 miles ct some
thing like 1000 = mile. It appearl
that the branch lines to Floresta and
Smith Anthracite have never been as-
sessed. the railroad turning them In
- branch lines or sidetracks from
which 10 revenue was derived BY the
sale II passenger tickets or freight
carried. OF late the Rio Grands hAa
been selling tickets and colIeekini
freight The exact increase ufll be
arouad tl00. 900. which win bes quite
. lit y Crssted Butte, and Mr.. Whal-
en- y taske congratulated on securing
this inefsapsd valuation for that
CsesteA p1fte district, Z matter which
ha1 1stpad tie authoritiss Of tie
seaes t6k eommission for several