Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-15

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huge prices fss Q short gesun 0esaGr
~ 70 en- actual resultsL showed -
AOW stlnined was ~ attenti0a -
only of The sctenti6c void bse oe ~
general public. Il was agreed among
=. however. that % definite State
ment should b given to the press m
III we had met the memhrrn ~ ~
zco,esical institntc. since - deIeEstes
Il was our clear duty 10 give our orst
repost to the body fro0 which We bod
received our commission Of investign
tion. Thus. although we found South
ampton full Of press men. We abeoiute
" refused to Eive any information.
which bad the natural effect of fo;.us
ing public attention upon the meeting.
which was advertised for the evening
Of Nov. Z, For this gathering the Zoo
logisal hall. which had been the scene
1t the inception OF our task. Was found
to Ire far too small. and II was ou1y In
the Queens hall. II Regent street. that
accommodation could he found II h
now common knowledge the promoters
might have ventufed upon the AIhers
hall and still found their space ton
~canty.
Il was for the ses,ond evening after
our arrival that the great meeting had
been nxed. For the first We had each.
no douit. our own pressing personal
affairs to absorb %. Ofimine cannot
yet speak Il may he that N II ,stAnds
further from me may think Of II
and even speak Of Il with Nss emotion
I have shown the reader In the begin
ming Of this narrative where lay the
springs OF my action. II u but right.
perhaps. that | should carry on the
tale and show also the results. And
yet the day riay come when would
not have It otlerwise. At least ! have
been driven forth 70 take pan In y
wondrous .adv entuse. and cannot bus
10 thankful TO the force that drove. me-
And now turn to the Inst supreme
eventful moment Of our adventure As
I was racking my brain, ax TO how ]
should hest describe II my eyes fell
upon the issue Of my own Journal for
the morning of the Sth Of November
with the full aud excellent account Of
my friend and fellow reporter Mac
dona. whnt can do better than tran
cribe hk narvasive. hea,ilines and all.
I admit that the paper was exubefant
In the matter. ont Of compliment to itx
own enterprise In sending . CORE
spondent, but the other great dailies
were hardly less full In their account,
Thus. then. friesd Mac In bis report:
4, THE NEW WORLD.
GREAT MEETING AT THE 0UEEN'a
HALL
SCENES OF UPRoARi
EXTRAORDINARILY
WHAT WAS rTf
NOCTURNAL RIOT IN RECENT
STREET, 4
tepecial.l
q
h. '-rhs mneA discussed, 1eeting Of TN
biological institute. eppxeped 70 sheaJ
the ,peport Of the 6pmmtftss of invsstt
gatioh sent out last year 70 Bout1
America TO test fhs ASSERTIONS made b
ProfeSs6r ChatlehYer = 10 the c6ntin:
ued existence Of prehistoric iifs- upon
that seshtineAts s-kaS AeIdv vtdst ,hiShttin
the soesateFsQ sQuseAS1 h6liy and It fsissSe
to mokthaG1ettalkSlt iHhsa asdll6ssss
dats -, tnsl6istssy - fkriensss1prsfAe
proeeolinGB rWsss ,al,oo aalnarhahla ~
L sensational . charahlse1fhaf rAp s1oas
| slseeqna,lMAHse .hkelk ~ feFpak -&hes.ss Z
OH Agotheg scribe : Maeaona wha& -
hcqlflpve- apsn!4gs sQentepcatA sThe
tickefl ~1sm rthepT ieaA0 condpe& r.
neIhef1rSnd thels, fttends. bpt fhe Iat-
pier q a. 'dlsstE term. Snd i6n{ Refofs
. t,cleck, the holr nxsd ~ The con-:
meaeG6G6e ot ttHe oceediht3. All paFti
~ the great hall were tikhtiy pachsdl
4 The--0snAsal..p puhlic. -AoEsxas.- Hhich
|. most unreasonably entertained . sriev-
|, 9ncenA haviae ,heeelezelvdAd GapeRqd
Isths dootS Il a'quarfes 10 eight lfter I
l, prolonged melee In which several pso'
fpIe were Injured, including lnspectos
Y seoble Of II ditta4af who'll " Fas
p unfortunately bruEed. Afttt -ttis un
Z warrantable invasion. which, not only
olled sserts pnssasss.tn tnts1ve1,i4tUaaed
|,spon the space set apart for the ;pesss,
y esti4sted that, neasly 5000 people
awaited the arrival VI the travellers
When they. eventually appeared they
took their pisces u the front Of plat
form which already contained I'LL the
| leading scientific men. not only Of this
country. but Of France and of Ger
/ many. Sweden was also repre1ented
In the person OF Professor 6ergius. the
famous xoologist Of the University Of
Upsala.