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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

One-fourth of the saloons In Pana,
H., have voluntarily closed their doors
on account of increased federal tax on
liquors. Pana is the only wet" city
between East st. Louis and Te-re
Haute, Ind, and Bloomington and
Cairo. Ill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23
:Yv2:(ii}:li3HvE Way

tho coming child by its. regular use.
procure Mothers Friend should pc fur-
nlshed II by those who are dear to her.
Write TO The Bradheld Regulator com
Atlanta, Ga, for book. .Motherhood ana
the Baby. It Is free "Mother friend
is procurabie at the druggists. DO not 80
n single night without using II. ASK Tor
bottle today without fall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

II is the way Of woman to bear pain and
discomfort without complaint. Women
awaiting motherhood should be given
every help which will mako for less pain.
Millions OF women have used the safe,
tried and reliable external massage known
as Mothers Friend. The abdominal
muscles relax naturally and without strain
when baby is born. Stretching pains dur.
u rendered safer for both the mother and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

New Brunswick, Canada. will give
returned soldiers u real training In
agriculture, both practical and theoreu'
cal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

London has limited motor car use. II
IL now Illegal for any automobile owner
to drive his car merely for his private
convenience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-23

9U gV0S
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
Mrr. Charles Gill. Of Wilson. was .
ArdAore yesterday.
/, Mrs J. A. Howard OF TishomIng
was In the city today
Mrs. NJ. A. Evans. OF Newport, wa
In Ardmore today.
Mrs. Lilly Calhoon. OF Madill wa
In the city yesterday
Mrs. O. X. Britain, OF Lone Grove
was In Ardmore yesterday.
Miss Geraldine Sadler. OF Tishoming'
was In Ardmore yesterday.
Mrs. o. L. Lasley. OF Springer. wa
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Ramsey went to sulphur
today for the week end.
f. p. HUFFMAN, Of Chicago, is In Ard
more.
william Walker, of Oklahoma City
IL here.
T. T.. Harris. of Marsden. was ir
Ardmore today.
]. C. King, OF Oswalt, was in the
city today.
C. NJ. Hancy. of Nellda, was here
today.
@. w. Gravitt. OF Springer. was in
Ardmore today.
ID. C. Halliday, of Cheek, spent yes
terday in Ardmore.
]. w. West. of Berwyn. was in the
city yesterday
A. ]. Riner. of Overbrook, was in
Ardmore yesterday.
r. l.. Stout and J. w. Dixon. of
Pooleville, were in the city yesterday.
today in Ardmore.
w. H. Norton, of Deese, was in Ard
more today.
Mrs. p. T. Skidmore, of Brock, was
an Ardmore visitor today.
o. NJ. Hill, of Keller was in the city
today.
James Taylor. of Milo, was in Ard
more yesterday.
A. b. Shannon, of Glenn, was here
yesterday.
J. NJ. Bow. of Springer, spent yes
terday in Ardmore.
s. ID. Gibson and w. II. Stubblefield
were in Ardmore yesterday.
C. ]. Helmick, of Overbrook, was in
the city today.
Ell. Rice, of Glenn. was in Ardmore
today.
b. c. Hays, of woodford. was in the
city today.
Clinton o. Bum has returned from
Dallas, Texas.
James Love went to Pauls Valley
today.
C. ]. Helmick. of Overlook, is mere
today.
Miss Mae Roberts is visiting in Sher-
man, Texas.
Miss Grace scivally went to Dallas
yesterday.
Kirk Dyer has returned after bust
ness trip to Terrell Texas.
Mrs. r. l.. Fox and Mrs. ]. d. Reign,
of Marsden, spent yesterday in Ard
more.
Mrs. H. A. Lutts and Mrs. John
Longabaugh, of Ringing, were shop
ping in Ardmore yesterday.
Mrs Carl Dillingham;, and Mrs. L.
H. Long. of Madill. spent yesterday in
Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Howard. 621
Stanley boulevard, spent today in Tish- |
omingo.
II. H. Cunningham, c. L. Welde and |
Ira Webb sold cotton on the Ardmore |
market yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Ramsey, % c |
street southwest, are spending the week |
end in Sulphur.
Mrs. A. NJ Brady. A + street south
west, has returned from Buena Vista,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Heenan of
Waurika are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs r. w. Coe.
Mrs. A ]. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Childress Of Writ were in the
city yesterday.
]. l.. Mildren, of Healdton, State
Conservation officer, was here yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bridgman visited
the oil fields today. They were ac-
by Mrs. S. A. Apple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
sdIief anf 0renMerOer YIatrate.

glilf elmer brennen0en Matrabe on
itblafen, mar Die unlie6iome grfob-
ulng Die glmelia 6erbD, cine in yar.
3t4, Siio.SborpItrnBc, wobnenoc
Negerin, geitern Morgen bate. Sdtte
iie Der Holi8iit Stafford bonn flo.
Iiben 0iitritt nid]t aus benz SdIum.
mcr oeipedt, 10 beidnoe iic iid mobl
iett nit ibmeren @ronomunocn I'M
SoipitaI. g(lS 0cr Nloilrod oufdli.
acr @ciic oii Ocm Souie uorbeiging,
lob er 9iouh ans eincm Der 6cnltcr
oringen. Gr elite in oos &mls uno
modte Die Suioiien ouf Die 6euers.
gefnbr nufmerfinu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
3mr etiitc guItimure's.


Gas @iIrgerlihc uno S5n0uItrie.
Bureau oes n@ereins Der &oufleute
unO 5obritonten" oiebt 5ur 8eit
oIlerbono belnerfensmertbe inO niib.
lide 8lnfotc 6erouS, bic in padenoer
@eiie an Oos poriotiide @efiibl aner
8oltimorer nppcllircn. Gins oieicr
GirfuIare bciogt; 1Qicie Stoot 1T
Sbr Seim. SeIfen Sic cs ou einenT
beiicren Seim 6ii geitalteu inOeuI
Sic nit 0en 9oufleutcn uno 5abri.
fanteu Ger StoOt cooperiren. Be-
DanOeIu Gle lire SnOuitrien geredt,
Damn miiiien iie Sbnen gegeniiber ges
rcdt iein."
Gin onOeres Ylafat iagt:
1Solten Sie in Sbrer Stellung
aus. Ser Wlonn Der bon elmer Stcl-
ling in Ole onoere iiberipriat Iernt
uie geniigeno iiber cine gerpiiie Sortc
9lrbeit, nm in oerielben mertbOou 5il
iein."
slud fruat Der gerein IN eiucnl
anoeren Plofot:
naeunen Sie Elm ipe5ienes9lrbeits'
@roblem, Oas Sbr @eiddft offioirt,
bel Dem Der n8erein Der 9oufleute
uno 6obrifonteu in Der 20lling be-
biiIfIid ieiu tann2 glebnien sic iol'
be glngeIegcnbciten nit uns auf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Ole @oli3ei Der6oitetc qeitera ME.
Ger 5pei StraBenbdnolcr, trosoem
iib Die Staoiuerpaltine Dor elnieen
Eagen megen oeS @orae6enS Der 80
li5ei ge9en iolde @dnoler, ole cine
Sicen5 BON Dem 9nreau iiir fleinere
9SriOileeien crlangt boben. beihmcrt
hotte. 9. glicolaioeS ano S. War.
Gion 5pei Srudt6dn0ler. milroeu in
ser SoaioagitroBe uer6aitet uno bon
9icbter NEadaro IN oer mittlcrcn 80.
Ii3eiitation nit ie 81 ilnO Soften Be-
trait. Sia0t'Brofurator g. g.
5ielo im0 Sr. S. q9olttr So6enuinq,
@oriiber oeS @ureaus fir tleinere
@riOileaieiL 6ottei aeiiern ytohmit-
tag NIT 0cr @oli5ei. 8c65roe cine I'm.
terreoune peaeu ser @er1oitims Ger
StroBenbGnoIer Ole @oli5ei.Gon-
miii0re periproHen sic gIngcIeaen.
6cit 5ur 3uirieOcn6cit ser Staotpcr.
mnltng 3lt crle0iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Wlnmi5ipul. .OsudjridJtcn.

Der in SarforO.GDuntD BON Ser Ne-
oicrlng 5l erri6tenOe SdicBpIas
DirO Ole @aiiermerfe unO Die
glb0ugsfonol glnloge nidt &c.
fdbroen. Die 0eportements,
Gorltcber besonueu nit Der 9ln.
fertisliuo ibrer 19is.9uOoets.
Wlopor @reiton gemonn eeitcrn Die
lleber5eugung, 0oB oic @rrihtung
eines @un0es SAieBpIotes fir Die
g[uSprobirlng bon idmcren &C.
icbiiscu III &orforo. GountD. in Scr
gSdbe ocs @lmpopocr.6lui oie
itdotiiden g8aIicrperfe bel Sod 9lo.
nen lnO Die itGotiibc 9lb5ugsfonal.
9InIogc on @od-&iper nicbt geidbr.
ocn miro. Ger W1aDor Ituoirtc meb.
rcrc Stunoen lang cine &orte lno
fom Damn ihlieBlid) 8u Der 9lniid6t,
Dab oic beioen it6otiitbeu glnloeeu 10
mcit bon Ocnt bca6iidJtigten S1ieB-
plat cntferut iiuo, ooB iic bon 6cn
@oocncrir6iittcrllngcn niht 6eriibrt
ipcrorn. Gie Moiicriperfc licoen 22
Mcilen imo Oie gl68u9Sfonotglulo
1S Wfeilen BON ocm SdicBplobe cnt-
fcrnt. Gr omeifclt ni6t ooron, ooB
Die grridjtung oeS SdieBplotes in
SarforO. Gouitp Der Sta0t Baltimore
All @ite fonmen miro.
Sibung Der Beucr-
Ncb0r0e.
SSn i6rer gcitrigcn Situng 6ef6ri
ocrtc oie Icucr.9c1oroe folqenoc Gr.
iobleutc 0h Shloudiibrcrn o0er
5iciacrn gInorctp 8. @filtcr, 93obert
8. Glicrooo. Somcs 8. &colp, Gbos.
8. S. @rouer, GboS. 6. GSia, Glouoe
6. Sues, @uItop 6. Sdornebfi, Sos.
9. @urfc uno George 2orber. Die
GonnniiiGre batten geitern 9lbeno
cine neitere Sisune, nm an Der Ser
tigltcalmg OeS Geportements. .9uO.
gets fir 0as nGhite Sobr 8l orbeitcu.
Gas 1918. @uoQet.
gllf gSunid Der 93u0ect.@cb0roc
tcgonnen gclteru Die Qeporteneuts.
@orIicbcr nit Der glnicrtigimg i6rer
Budgets fir ooS fommenoe Sobr.
0ic 9uoact.@eborOe miro ie0enfnaS
am I Cftober NIT 0en offentliden
Situneen beginner. Gie Steuerrate
miro Dorauslidtlib gnoe glopember
betonnt gcmodlt iucroen. Gs 1T iebr
mobriheinlih 0oB sic @eipinieingen
fir Oic ocridieoencn 0eportemcntS
infolee ser bobcn Ereiie fir Gobmo.
teriolicn etc. beihnitten perocn mil.
fen ga W}obor Ereiton nidt miiniCbt,
ooB sic Stcucrrotc ii6cr 50 pro 500
Qc9t. Dos Steuer glppcllotions.
@cridt miro oie t91S.SteuerboiiS
in Der ndditcn @o6e betonnt ma.
den
Gas Scirotbs 8ureau.
@r. Charles 9reuoer, iitn, @lopor
Ereitou's 5etretar. ianote acitern is
Seirotbs.Gfierten an Ole @ithue in
9lelp-SerieD uno oeu woblbobeuoen
Mond6ciiber in Colorado. 0ic @itt-
mc iutbt einen Wlonn Der nidt picl
@elo Bat, obcr oornnf aus 1T cine
5rml al befonumen sic i6m nit me-
niaem @clo Elm folioes Seim fir Den
0ieit ieiues Sebens beidoiit. Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

glondbeiiBcr bat ein iGbrlicbeS Gin-
foumen bon $4,000. Die cr nit elmer
trcuen @cfdbrtin pcrbrouAen m0Hte.
Gin 6rGulein oie all ser 6rancis-
StroBe mobnt bat ibrem 9eiper-
bunesidreiben aud ibre @botoera-
pbie beieelegt. sic Iiebt Oie Olohlr
uno Ebiere. eon5 bcionoers 9ieroe,
0a iie cine Dor8iiglide &eiterin lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gum Gippnr pefeicrt.

@eOGlteuoiier 6ciertog aii Dem Is.
roelitiiden &olenOer miro in al.
len SDnogogen Der Stoot icier-
libit beeongeu. 9lobbiuer Ir.
Oioicuou 6dIt bcreOte ereOiat in
ocr er 5u ar0berer isracIitiibcr
@o6ltbdtigfeit oniiorOert.
9iS Sonnemlnlergong reierten Que
SiiOcn gciiern I'M ganJen Canoe ben
g)om aipplw, ocu beiligiten Iug oilt
0cm iSroelitiiben aolcnOcr. IS mar
Gin Too Scr Gonietriutng, oes 0je.
bets rno ipejiellcr @ottcSOieEitc IN
oen SDnago9en. Nlitglicocr Ncr @c-
meinOcn periommcltcn iih in Ocn
SDnagogen lnO mobnten Ocu BORT
itottiinOcnOcn Spc3ial.@oitcsO
bel bis oic Soune aus oc0 SorBont
beridmonO. &cin ort1ooorcr lSroo.
lit t6ot gciiern iraeno wclGe @cibdf-
te. 9llc ioltetcn ocnn meOcr Speiie
nod Grant 0iiricn al oicica Eoge
iibcr i6rc 2ippen gc6eu
9lac 9lo66iuer prcoioteu gcilcrn
ii6cr 0ic 9coeutlng 0cS EagcS inO
trooiiioncllc Sic0cr rllroen gciuu.
gerb sic an oie oltc Jieligion ino Die
@eic6ibte Der Goie erinnertcn. El
ieiner @rcOigt i'm Gniam @lacc Gem
pei prcoigte ociicri Dloraen Olob6i.
ucr Ir. 9Silliani @oicnou ii6er &o6l.
t6Gti0feit ilno erilid6ie linl bciicre linz
tcritiierno 0eS SSroeIitiicben @ai.
ien5ouieS. Gr iagte II. g.:
oNie SSsoeIiicn 8dllinloreS bnbcn
i'm @aH5cn i0rcn S6eil nii Oem SET
0e iSraelitiicber Gr5ie6uug gctbau.
F6ilantbrOpilh baben iic ebenioas
einiaen SortiAriit gemodjt. Sic
9nmpagne iiir ueiiere 0litglieocr oer
60oerirtcn mo Gercinigten Ssraeli.
tiihen Observation-Disclosures @eiellidaiien
bottc Griolg aber oemnod lit ser 81.
itan0 unierer pobltbdtiaeu lhlter.
nebnet nidjt ic0r 5uiricoeniicIleno,
9ciOe Grgoniiotionen ole idj &C.
namt babe, iHl0 iuiolgc Der 3lna6-
me Der an iic aeliellieu gluioroerun.
gen nidt im Gtan0e oles 81 iiber.
mdliigen glm @n0e 0es 3istoliab.
res wer0cn lic Gin Geii3it aui3npci.
len bnbeu. Sine 6batiad)c iuelAc
ipe5ieIle Grwd6nina ocroicnt. lit oie
BOB mier SSsraeliiii6eS @oiicubaus
nod nidt inn Siouoe gepeien lit oi(
Dor 5luci SSabrcn Oorgcnonncnen
FI0ne ouSjuiii6rcn 5nr beiiercn @e.
lebrlng ser &inOer, GS lit Sil bof,
fen, BOB miicrc 2cilte 0ieier 9IuitoIt
nit icncr @roB6er5iafeit nno 6rciac
bigfeit sur Siilie fommen peroen
ole cS DER 9lniiolt eruooliAcu miro
cine i6r oiierirtc @obc BON $4,000
an5uebmcn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Natten eImem glaM6 nrpIant.

Ser 10 Sabre alte Charles Q.
g1oel pon @eituinitcr, N1o.. imo Der
IL So6re alto 16cooore Sine bon g{r.
222, ii0sGorclincitrnBc, lullrOcn ge-
itcrn bon 9lid6tcr 4adaro in Der mitt-
lereu %oli3eiitation wegen anscblid)
bcgangener Giebitd6le Dem @erihts.
periabren iiberiuicicn. Sine lmo
9foel orbeitetcn bis Dor altr5em in
Oem 0jeIdj1it ser 9tottan Crua So.
ede 6ronflm. im6 Somoro. StraBe,
im0 @eaeulidnoc, mcIHe 0ieier Sir
ma geb6ren imo anseblid) oeIto6lelI
moroen marcn, lulir0cli pon ocn @e-
Geimpoli5iiteu @ing Bradley nuo
SSognn IN Sine's 3innicr III einem
SSotel nabc ser gIpot6cfe aennoeu.
SSm &erlmife eineS @reiBOcr6orS ae-
itanoen oie Icr6oficteu elm 0nb iie
ole glblidjt gebobt bottcn. 0en So0a-
perfdufer in oem 9a0en in zen ndh-
item Sa9cn tur5 Dor 2aoenihhaB 3u
iiberiaaen, I'M in oen @eiib Ger aalie
5lt geIangen. Sn 6ine's 3iuuner
tonoen oie @e6eimpol3iiien aud eli.
nen 9ieuolpcr imo cine fur3e giien-
itonoc. Ole sBoiicn beianoeu iih IN
9toeIS S{oiirr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

gtr. 50, mo Sanes y. 9lrt6ur, pom
EolDte1nifun.
Ger Salt @riiB.
Serr Sons griiB, Der Sobn cines
9ebrerS i'm Staate Sambnrg fam
9luseones Oes Nlonots N(pril 1918,
mir 20 Sabre alt, 81 gerpanOten in
Baltimore. 9lm Gage nod ieiner
SonO1mg auf Occult. Eoiut Ibon 6olte
er ii1 I'M Yureau oes glftuors oes
tieiioen @un0esgeri6ts Oas ioge-
nannte oerite 9iirgerpopier~ unO
edtte oemnad I'M 0lai n1blten Sab.
res pollgiiltiger 9iirger meroen fon.
ncn, pem Der arie9 5pii6en oen
Der. Stooten mo 0eitti1Iono ui1t
tils9e6ro6en mare. 0err 9riiB ging
uon bier nod Soma, 100 cr ouf elmer
Sorm orbeitete. gllS in 1914 Der
arieg aus6ra6, elite er no1 gieip-
Oorf, INN iicb in ser 6eimat6 5u itel-
len, fonnte ober nidt 6inii6er fom.
men. gr ging oonn nod Gegas,
iebrte inn Sftober nod Baltimore su-
Kid uno be5oe oos Se6rer. Seminar
mo mn1te einen &ilrius i'm Gngli.
i6en an Ger So6ns Sopfins.llnip
it1t Our6; beim 9lbgangs.@gnmen
bonn Seninor in 1916 mar er elmer
Der beiten. 0Sm September 1916 be-
fom ct glniteaung an Der S1ule glr.
so on Baltimore ino gliSQllit6- Str.
Or. 9afcr, Der Rrir5ipaI OeS Come.
SSnitituts 8il ASort Gepoiit, fam cine
S9orbe nod Sdulbe9iiul no1 Nalti.
more, Inn einen 9ebrer fir ieine
Sdule 5ii iuhen. Gr wanOte iib an
Serrn Sod, Den SuperintenOellten
Ger 9oltimorer S1nIcn, uno oieIer
cmpiabl ibm 6errn @riiB, ser Die
Stelle anna6m llnO bon Der S6ul.
be60r0e 8oltimore'S iiir ein Sa6r
llrloub erbielt. @dbreno Serr YriiB
Die Diterierien 1917 in Baltimore
Oerlebte, Der6reitete SemanO in Sort
Depoiit oas @eriidt er lei elm 9pion,
Der6aitet Woroen II. (. 10. Or. @ofer
unO Die Erritees oes Come SSnltitilts
WuBten, Dab an Der SoHe tein nab
les @ort iei a6er Oa oos @eriiht i'm
gon5en 2nn0e perbreitet uoroen mar,
maren iie aus 3iidli9t fir Die @ltern
ibrer S6iiler ge5Diingen Srn. Friiij
nub SdluB 0eS ShuljobreS lpie0er
ee6enl5u laiien, obi9on iie nit ieiner
9cbrtbGtigfeit iebr 3ufrieocn maren;
Or. @ofer itelte Dem iiiueen Qe6rer
Elm msee5eiHnetes 3elioniB aus.
Serr 9SriiB febrte oarailf nod 8alti.
more 5uriid uno meloete ii6 wieoer
Peim Superinten0enten &o1, Der 0em
Surnle6rer %ider eeip16rte, i'm ais
Siilfs.Surnlebrer on0liltellen, Oa Sr.
HriiB bon Qeilti1lonO Der cine lebr
quite tltrneriide @r5iebnig beioB, oic
or oucb alu Come SnItitut 5ur 9ln.
wcuoimg gebradt bate. @Gbren0
Scr Sbuliericn in 1915 un0 1916
mar 6crr @riiB W3itgIieo OcS 9erid)t.
crItatteritobes oeS nGeiitlcben Gorret
iponocnten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Wliaer's @erite ucrtanft?

0ie an Dem s5uBe ocr Caroline.
StraBe geleeene Wdacr's 8erite loIl
ongeblid an Ole @cmiir6fnbrifouten
McGormid & So. Derfallft morOcn
iein. 9luf Der @erfie. ciuer Der gr0B-
ten mO um ociten aiseeitatteten, be.
finoct lid Elm serGlIntigcs 2aeerbous.
Sic oren6t an Ole @erit Ger u9alti.
more & Obio 8obn~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Iiuc Yeuroic. EoHter SeS Grbloiicrs,
erbGlt Oeiicn cbemalige Nobnung,
CIR. 1909, gtor0.Golpcrt-SiroBe, olii
2eb5eiten. Cine on0erc Gr6in i'll
3rau Cornelius Gibbs, g9ittuc oes
pcrItorbcneu So6nes Scs GrbloiicrS.
gr6dlt eineu gou5en 2
lar.
Charles SG. Gallagher. cine be-
fomtc 1i1um I'M @eridJtSgebduoe,
crbielt oie Gumlnc bon 81 ais Sc6a,
OeneriaG bon elmer SarD i'm Staot-
geribte 5ugciprodeu. Gr bate ga.
tbm 9erfop uno ,Siuac 9ioffelO auI
$1,000 SHooenerinb Oerflagt iiir I'M.
geredtiertiate 9erbaihng uno @e.
iangeniebnng in GerbinOnng nit ci.
ncr @runobciib IronSafiion. 81
iuirOe ange6Iih perboiiei, wcil cr
sen Gerflagten eiu grun0liid al
Der 6orreitStraBe perfauitc. ooS.
mie eS Nb beranSileLltc cn @al6ol5-
boi mar
YerflagtG old eitcrI y (,
boot Gompognie.
S5oicpb 3. 2ougIeD reidte aeIterr
ourd ieinen 9lnwdlt Sliper .. Sor'
ris i'm Superior.@erifte cine aIagl
aui 3ablunq BON $4,000 SdaOcn,
eriab gegen ole Eolhclier Gampf
boot. .6onipaun eiL pe0cn &erlebun
gen oic er erboIten 6oben mill, dls el
lid aui ocnI Eonpier oGmna @iles'
bciano Si Der alo0cibriit miro
alVgegcbcu, ooB Der al60er om ~
9hIgnIi Onolrb bcrlcbt unrOe, oal
er nit einem Gucr6alfcn i'm imicrer
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Siuci aimOcr octOOtct.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-09
SEWER PLANS FOR
WEST GUNM|s0N
Trustees Agree. Property
Ownersto pay $35 a Lot
though Cost Is Less.

West Gunnison is to have a sewer
and drainage district.
At least q long step toward that pro-
ject was taken by the town council
at the regular meeting Tuesday night.
Quite large delegation from that
portion of our city, having seen the
good results in Sewer District No. 1,
appeared and were very anxious to be
included.
This was done by the unanimous
vote Of the trustees present, IN
cluding C. H. Meyer, H. NJ. Webster,
DR.. N. ]. Hyatt and o. r. Clark.
Trustees Millspaugh and Sullivan were
absent. OF course there are yet many
details to be completed.
The proposed district as outlined
by Peter O'Brien, engineer Of the pro-
ject, included 20 blocks west Of the
Crested Butte track. There were
four alley pipe lines, one east Of the
Boulevard and three west, each five
blocks long and running south Of the
line Of La Veta. However, DR.. Mack
intosh did mot want to include the
two vacant hlocks north Of his resi-
denee and these were excluded BY TIE
council. On the two remaining alleys
the sewer runs north past tie west
town school building and inclndes the
(Continued IN Fearth Pags)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SUCCESSFUL LUNCHEON
Discusses Assisting War
Plans With Other Organ
izations.

A real get-together was that staged
Monday evening at La Veta when thir-
ty members of the Chamber Of Com
merce, the Council of Defense, Red
Cross and Y. NJ. C. A. workers gather
ed to discuss ways and means to give
our soldier boys Merry Christmas.
After the luncheon served by Man
ager Rowland had been applied where
it would do the most good to the in
ner man and woman, President Nourse
called on Judge Stone to speak for
the Council of Defense. Mr.. Stone had
been chairman of the former Ways
and Means committee and was then
and there elected chairman Of the
larger committee which is part of the
organization reaching from Washing
ton to every state and county. The
members are C. H. Stone, Margaret
White OLeary, Ruth Sullivan, B. n.
Jorgensen, E. n. Collins, Samuel
Quigley, J. J. Miller, H. F. Lake Jr.,
F. e. Lightley, Geo. L. Miller, Frank
Comstock, e. n. NourSe, VIM. Kreutx-
er, Frank Anderson, Roy 8. Lobdell.
The permanent executive committee
Of fve Il to be appointed later.
Mrs. Ruth Sullivan ~ chairman Of
the Gunnison County Red Cross chap
ter, was called on and outlined TIE
Confined % Fodrth rAgs)
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-11-09
ENGINEER HAS HAIR-RAISING
MOMENT OF HORROR

Engineer Clyde Martins heart
jumped into his mouth last Friday
morning, when as he was pulling into
Uncompahgre station some twenty
miles from Montrose on the Ouray
branch, Mrs. J. H. Fenlon, store keep
er at that point wandered across the
track only some forty or fifty feet in
front Of the engine. The old lady
weighs some $50 pounds and is slight
ly deaf. She has a habit Of wander
ing over the tracks as other trainmen
testify. Martin threw on all the
emergency breaks, but it was impos-
sible to stop even the slow moving
train in that distance. However, Mrs.
Fenlon had almost gotten across when
she was struck on the hip apparently
by the pilot beam. It pushed her
off, at the same time tossing her on
her left shoulder and dislocating it.
She was hurridly gathered up and car
ried to the hospital at Montrose where
the shoulder was set, and at last
accounts Mrs. Fenlon was recovering.