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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Prof. E. x. Napes writes NJ tc
change his News-C Champion to SOC w.
7th St, Fulton, No. He il there Il
the bead Of the language department
IN q large Presbyterian college.
z. w. Rector motored to Salida Sat-
urday night and returned the next day
with Mrs. Rector. AccompanyinR
them were Mrs. E. J. Templeton and
daughter, Roxena, who are guests Of
the Rectors for . week.
Editor Clyde Brewer Of the Surface
Creek Champion, published at Cedar
edge, arrived Friday TO visit his par
ents several days. He was accom-
panied by his little son. Clyde says
the apples at Cedaredge are all o. K.
but the peach crop never will get ripe.
A track is being built rs q railroad
spur for the Gunnison Lumber Com
pany. which. is preparing to open its
timber tract five and . half miles up
Coal creek from Crested Butte.
Recently Frank Rockefeller went up to
show the company engineers the exact
spot to lay the track.
NEwS-CHAMPION GET
MANY NEW SUBSCRIBERS
1t is a pleasure to acknowledge the
many new subscriptions which are
coming to the s-Champion. In
the past two or three weeks, there
have been at least fifteen new names
added, without solicitation except in
one or two instances. The News
Champion is the home paper of Gun
nison county. Its readers take it be-
cause they like it and because it is
worth the money. A recent average
of circulation for the first six
months Of 1917 showed it as 1881,
altho 1850 is the usual edition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21
l0cl Ieus # INTEREST

George Eastman is still in the hos
pital at Pueblo, but slowly improving
Mrs. s. J. Miller is spending the
week at Montrose, with her brother
c. E Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kreutzer are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of son Wednesday morning.
~
Clarence Mcdonald and wife and
Miss Gertrude Prosser motored from
Doyleville Wednesday, Mr.. Mcdonald
to attend the meeting Of county COM
missioners.
Deciding to take . lay-oR from the
confinement Of store work for . few
days, Ed. Collins is enjoying life in
the fruit district west Of us. He went
down Wednesday. bound for Mont
rose. Grand Junction and Palisades.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Summers at Walsenburg, has been
blessed by the advent Of . beautiful
baby boy. bonn at St. Mary's hospital
in Pueblo, last Thursday. Mrs. Sum-
mers, is known to Gunnison folks rs
Miss Myrtle Myers.
In starting the winter term Of school
at Smith-Anthracite near Crested
Butte, the board Of District No. 8,
transferred Miss Mildred Demphy,
teacher at Floresta to the new work.
Mrs. Verne Mauer has gone from Gun
nison to take the Floresta school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21
rOUR MINUTE MN 10
UDcM IHK1B W08x SOON

In ths War q Tie Revelutisa. ~
Minute Men became word fam0UA
Now the United States has found .
very valuable place for tie Fer
Minute Men." They win begin -
ton in Gunnison in . few days.
Here il the idea: The four minute
men are public speakers who ve1u.r
teer 70 acquaint the people with faets
and conditions q fuFnished the1 b.
the government, thru the uSe Of De.
moving picture theaters ~ speaking
places.
The first subject will likely bs-
"What Our Enemy Really Ia" The
speakers are free to use their own
way Of presenting the topic, but must
follow governmental instructions ~
to the information dealt out.
These four minute talks viii be an
nounced frequently and much Of i'm
portance will be dealt out to the NJ
ton in this way. All who attend tAe
theaters should pay attention to thsae
talks, which will be announced by .
slide thrown on the screen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

After visiting his sister, Nfa. C. b
Denham 1t Ohio City, for some days
Harry Faulkner came to Gunnisou
Tuesday and shook hands with old
friends hereabouts until THURSDAY
morning, making his headquarters for
the time at p. C. Boyles'. He left
yesterday for Delta, but il bound in
the near future for Kalamazoo, Mich,
age business with Frank Cuthbert.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Miller drove
to Pitkin Monday morning, Mrs. Mil
Ter 10 take up her school duties, Lon
ME WAS expecting to be called to war
this trip, but his trun will not come
for few days.
Having bought . house and eight
lots adjoining the city Of Montrose,
Louis Sarrasin and family are pre-
pairing to move down shortly. Mr..
and Mrs. Sarrasin went down Tues
day to get the house in readiness.
Harry Youman. and son. Grant, mo-
tored from the Upper Cebolla last
Wednesday. Harry Rosenbaum rode
with them from Spencer.
Mrs. Grace Arnold and daughter.
Florence, went to Nontrose Wednes-
day. Mrs. Arnold has closed up the
Rainbow Cafe.
r C. H. Bowling Of White Thorn, Vir-
ginia, = nephew Of Mrs. O. r. Clarks,
is visiting in Gunnison this week.
Charles Shaffer, drove from Canon
City to Camp Que Qua this week, ar
irving Wednesday morning.
Butter wraps for sale, 25c hundred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Their two weeks into trip areund
the circle was stretched cut to three,
30 pleasant did Dr. and Brs. George
Sullivan find the touring. They spent
ten days among the Doctors boyhood
friends at Aspen, and there Prof. and
Mrs Richter joined them. Going thru
Glenwood they met Billy Ruck and
family who were touring from the
west. At Rifle they enjoyed . visit
with Rufus Knopp and family. In
Grand Junction day was spent with
Frank Hoel. Friday night Of the 18th
saw them again in Gunnison. The
Rainbow Route has the Midlahd trail
out-classed is the opinion Of these
tourists.
"The Birth Of . Nation" was well
patronixed. especially by people from
surrounding towns who came in great
numbers by auto to see the famous
pictures. The show was really o
masterpiece Of scenic production, and
the disagreeable parts had evidently
been censored and clipped until they
were not offensive.
Carroll n. Carter and wife were
Ohio City visitors Tuesday, here es-
pecially to zee the photo-play. Mr..
Carter has but recently returned from
almost q year in Texas.
Miss Olive Gray, formerly Of the
State Normal Faculty here, has
changed her address to Valley City,
N. D., where her friends can doubt
less reach her.
Wednesday morning, e. H. Nc
Dowell started for Denver in his fiiver.
C. T. Rawalt accompanied him, but an
nounced his intention Of returning in
q week or SO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21
c. P. zOELLNER REPORrED
MUCH WORSE

Since undergoing his second eper-
alton at the Rio Grande hospital, C.
P. Zoellner is reported much worse.
The operation occurred Monday, and
Mrs. Zoellner was called from Pitkin
to his bedside Tuesday. Mrs. J. J.
Miller left here Tuesday for Pitldn to
keep house for her sister, Mrs. Lonnie
Miller, while their mother is in So
Ida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21
GRAPHITE WITHIN PIT
KIN TOWN LIMITS
Assay Shows Good Grade Carboa On
the Dump in Upper Part of Tewn.

Pitkin Miner:
II any person ever suspected that
the dump Of black "stuff" Just above
town was Of any particular value, we
never heard Of an effort being made
to determine until very recently when
one Of our townsmen (who, by the
way, asks rs to not mention his namel
took sample of it and had it tested
for graphite. The result. was most
startling, Is it showed TIA per cent
carbon. This man informed US that
he traced the vein Of graphite al the
way from Gold Hill TO this property.
The black mineral is being found
IN various places In the district, but II
this can be opened mp in the old tunnel
on the property it will be the greatest
Of them al, rs the mouth Of the tunnel
IL only about fifty yards from the rail-
road track. No investigation has been
made in the tuneL
Miss Maude Estes is absent from
her place behind the Sampliner's 3
store counter this week, enjoying .
few days lay-on.
Mrs. James CheIius was operated on
for appendicitis 1t the Red Cross hos-
pital in Salida, Sept. IL, and il re
ported getting along nicely.
Our County Superintendept Of
Behools, Miss VeFnA Waterman, paid
u Official Witt to Jacks Cabin Nom
Day and to Doyleville Tuesday.
WHOLE DUTY or CHILDREN
H6bert Lewis Steveason:
4 ehild should a1WoY8 1ny Whatss tEua
Ard speak when h isspoken 70,
Al abehaNe 1nnnases1y rat tnb9e:
AZ east . far - ~ II ab1e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

C. H. Bowling Of White Thorn, vir-
ginia, 4 nephew Of Mrs. o. r. Clarks.
is visiting in Gunnison this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Harry Youman. and son. Grant, mo.
tored from the Upper Cebolla las'
Wednesday. Harry Rosenbaum rode
with them from Spencer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Our County Superintendeet q
-Hehools, Miss Vefna Waternnan, paid
q Official Witt to Jacks Cabin Non
day and to Doyleville Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Mrs. Grace Arnold and daughter.
Florence, went to Montrose Wednes-
day. Mrs. Arnold has closed up the
Rainbow Cafe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-21

Charles Shaffer, drove from Canon
City to Camp Que Qua this week, ar
irving Wednesday morning.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
In Memorianl.

The Death Angel visited the home
Of Jerome Martin December 18th,
1916, aud took from him his below
I'D wife, Maggie Beulah. She was
| bern July -, 1873. making her stay
on earth A. years, 1 months aud II
days.
, She was the daughter of Eehert
Work. OF Dickson County, and a
member ut the. Primitive Baptist
Church. She had been in poor
health for about year. Everything
was done Tor mother that loving
| hands could do, but with no avail.
' God knew best
She was the mother OF eight chill.
dreu, two having gone on before 10
await the coming of dear mother.
, She Is survived by husband and six
children Polite. Vera, Claude and
Donald, two married, Mesdamea
Jessie Corbitt o! Dickson and boy
! Hickman of Vernon, also the fol-
, lowing brothers aud sisters; Tom
Work and Ellie Williams. Of near
Fulton, Ky. and Cheatham, John
aud Raymond Work. Of Dickson.
One sister, Emma kimhro, died
, several years ago,
Her remains were laid to rest in
the family graveyard on Piney
" hen the roam you enter,
And see her vacant chair
Oh, how il fills cur heart with sad.
That you osunot see her there.
! She LETT your home so lonely,
Her presence was So dear,
But We would not call her back
To dwell among us here.
Lay away her Rihle
Wlth yont eyes filled with tears
On, how Ne u miss her
All the coming years.
Fold away the many garments
That she never more will wear,
Fer she IL now awaiting
Up above the golden stair.
I-,st
OH we pray 10 meet dear mother,
For long and sweet embrace:
When we can see dear mother
And meet hefface to face.
Written by her heart.hrnken
daughter, boy Hickman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Colesburg.

Mira. Jasper Bishop o. Goose
Branch visited relatives here sun
day.
Mrs. Il. " Mathis, who has been
in Nashville hospital for treat
ment, WAS brought home Sunday.
She Is not yet able to ait up.
Uncle Bent Adcock, who has
been III the past three or four weeks,
is still quite sick and does not seem
to show much sign of improving.
Jim MoAlpine WAS here from
Nashville to spend the Weekend
with hometolks
Fount Adcock, who has been here
ON account OF the illness OF hts lar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L, b, Adcock
has returned to his home at Nash
vile.
Tolbert l.ovell, who works at the
New Shops, Nashville. spout sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Lowell.
Jeil Adcook was in Dickson Mon.
day.
Mrs, Maggie Weems has returned
To her home at Dukc,lon, alter a
few days visit with relatives here
Miss Oda MyAlt OF Nashville spent
the 4th here with hometolke. re-.
turning Friday
Nose Cathey Of Beayerdam was
hsre Sunday,
Mrs. Addie Ca,hey is on the sick
list.
Wilmoth Mathis Of Madison. Ill.,.
came in Tuesday On account II the
illness Of his mother, Mrs. IL. W
Mathis.
Mrs. Otis Goodwin has returned
from visit with relatives at MINI
mons, Ark, and Humboldt. Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Meeting OF Old lick.
DRY Chapter, U. D. c,

| A representative gathering OF the
odd Hickory Chapter. y. d. C.,
me, with Mrs. Sara Wishart Thurs,
day afternoon ut her home on
Church Street
The meeting was held on the
lawn and was presided over by Mrs
| McMury. the president
After the reading Of the minutes,
a communication was read, urging
the Chapter to help in the Red Cross
| relief work being done for the SOL
diers. and action will be taken on
this at next meeting.
Mesdames Joe h. Weems aud w.
A. Moore were asked to serve on
the sick committee for this month,
and Miss Florence Rowan and Mrs,
+. Ia-Morrow on the telephone com-
mittee,
Applications for membership were
made by Miss Edith Badge aud Mrs.
Harry Luck OF Nashville.
Following the business session.
Mrs. &. W. Slayden read a splendid
paper on The Battle Of the Merri-
mac and Monitor" The Battle OF
CDrinth' and The Attack on Vicks-
burg" Mrs, W. A. Moore then
asked a number OF questions on
The Fall Of New Orleans and Mem.
phis.
The Chapter was glad to again
welcome to its midst one Of its
members and former Secretary. Mrs
Ray Hogis. Of Montgomery, Ala,
Other supplementary guests were
Miss Florence Rowan. OF Philadel
ph,a. Pa; Mesdames G. c. Collins
IT,. Buchanan Grigsby and 4. l..
Gregory.
Mrs. Wishart vas ass s,ed by her
little daughter, Marguerite, and
Mrs, Buchanan Giigsby in serving
an ice course.
Mrs. Claude Hooper will be the
next hostess Of the Chapter-Aus,
ust LIST,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Election Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that on
SATURDAY, July ~. 1917. he.
tween the hours NJ y A N. and p.
m., an election will be opened and
held at the several voting precincts
in Dickson County. Tennessee, to
vote FOR or AGAINST calling a
Convention to alter or reform the
Constitution of Tennessee, by sub.
hitting amendments to the present
constitution to he voted ON separate.
ly by the people.
The following officers have been
appointed tn hold .aid election.
LIST Dist NJ Doaoxan, l. b Bruce, :"
II sullivan, JUICES; Henderson, Baker,
Joe Bsaslcy Clerks. " IA Martin. receives
md Dist - y pceler, E Y nebuas, G
f Hawkins, ialdees Ell Kaiser, b sugg
clerks, lobe Martin. receiver
3ri Dist " Herria, RUBIN White,
Morgan Frazier, Judges, Fen iidmeii, "
c Flowers, clerks II ID Landlord receivef
Attn Dist. Burns box) II d iMwell, {
J TidweiI, " I Mcclure, judges, l.
Maths, " h holland, clerks, All Richard
son, receiver, browns box ~ ] Brown,
W H beck, jim Perry, judges; Turner
Luther, Bully Stewart, clerks; JEFF Mech,
receiver
sth p,st.--T J Warren, ID Hudson,
A l. Scott, judges; G !. Scott, A G Hugh
c., clerks: + NJ Alsup, receiver.
9th Dist. Charlotte box Jim Butter.
Vim hnk'ey Beliheld DannA~ay, ludgss,
W NJ White, Harris Gr,gsby clerks, Stay
len Daaasway, receiver. Sylvia boxf-
John DAVIS, u Wai.hall, Wayne bate
man, judges; III r nJersoe!, l. q Byr,
clerks; A II Perry. receyer.
tn Dist Will Lewis, II r Scsler. y
Jones, Judges. Ben Collier. Garfield SIlaith,
clerks, Bud Piakerton, receiver.
slh Dist, Cumberland Furnace hoxl
- n Harvey, ] Nesbitt, W X Hughes.
judges, NJ & Gray, Ed Hutton, clerks, )
4 Hughes, receiver (liamble Baxl
Frank SsA,vs, W T Patterson, W T Dun
aaway, !uASe=; Tom Heath, NJ Ii Gun.
aaashAn, clerks. NJ G Morgan, receiver,
9Th Dist Slsyciea boxl -Jess Wexkley,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
N. |. 4. NOTES.

! On The Fourth oi July. 1917. the
the students 81 tbs Middle 1fennes-
lice State Normal SehanI displayeo
one vi the best pageants ever given
sy a student body ii n r. N. Tn
del, the supervision cf Mrs. Rssssil
and members Of the iaauity. THE
Pageant was u success. Each ,ihs-
Iiet gave q stunt. Several counties
composed each district, The first
district. OF East Tennessee. gave an
interesting historical stunt. West
Tennessee represented the Indiana
Many historical characters we're
represented in each stnnt--John
Sewer. BENZ franklin. David Crock,
cit, Baron Dekalb, Anthony Wayne,
Desota. and many others. "Unsis
Sam" and Columbia stood brayely
upon the steps and received with
courtesy the respects paid them. A
large nuiaher Of students partici-
pated in the Pageant. At9o'clock
they marched from the main build.
| ing down to the Girls' Dormitory.
forming a circle on each eide. The
herald then presented each County
with its stunt. The seventh district
came last. Dickson County was
one Of the many progressive coun.
ties to compose this district First.
she presented the following charac
ters-- Manry. Wayne, Houston. the
soldier and a sailor. Next came
the bnnch OF ku klux kians from
behind some shrubbery. They were
masked in long. white robes with
hats 10 harmonic. After the M
klux flashed by, there came long
march OF canning girls dressed in
white. They represented the differ
ents parts OF the county and her
canning for the soldiers. Then came
the conservation army. composed OF
old grand-mothers, sisters and sweet
hearts. They wers knitting .iax cur
soldier boys. When the last Of the
seventh district stunt Was presented
i, was said 10 be one Of the best.
After this splendid program, all the
crowd was summhned into the chap
Fl to hear one Of Tennssses's NEST
eloquent speakers, Joha Bell Kieble.
He delivered one oil the grandest
speeches ever made in the presence
Of mankind. In the afternoon, a
ball game was called between the
faculty and students. the faculty
being the winners. Everyone SEEM
ed TO enjoy the day and il was in
every way a success.
Clara Wall,
Blanche Tidwell.
Correspondents.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

J A Edwards. W q liooten, judges; / !
Mitchell, J NJ Johc, clerks, John Thomp
son, receiver. lNanlcer huSl J G Dauie
w T McGee, II \ Bateman, judges "
u Bell, Charlie Baker, clerks; John Tay.
lor, receiver.
10th Dist, John Turner, J II llnllo.
way, D J Coon, judges, W q v schmll'
tou, Johu Foster, clerks, ] Finch, re,
ceiycr,
nth Dist s l. Winsteai. l. NJ Reid,
J W iiuckner, judges. A Smith, Allen
Seals, clerks; Oscar Davis, receiver
18th Dist Chas Pack, A G. Anderson
] W Baker, Judges; W W Jordan, Jr. ] \
Larkins. clerks; Cyrus osbol ne, receiver
18Th Dist. Ben Williams Lon Nesbitt
Bob McClellAnd, Judges; } l. Hatir, RIA
mae Wright, clerks, W NJ Lane, receiver
lith Dist w II suingfeIlow, VIII
Williams. 7 7 kcphari, jndgrs, LJ
Brown, JEFF Brown, clerks. Il / Henry,
receiver
18th Dist Roy Duke, Tom Crow, A
J tossett. Judges, Joe Fowler, Is NicAs,
clerks, bea Sensing, receiver
This June II. 1917.
Il. II. STONE, Chairman.
7. G. lIELBERG,
Election Commissioners
OF Dickson County.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
term OF J. A, l.unn, resigned.

term OF J. A, Lunn, resigned.
The following have been appoint
ed to hold said election.
9th District. Receivpr--J. NJ
freeman; Judges, 4. Brown. T
W. Taylor, Geo. Mullins; Clerks
|. c. Talent, II. n. Williams.
9th District Charlotte hoxl. Re-
ceiver--Sam Sieeis. Judges W. j
Daniel, Tim Ferell, X, Fry; Clerks
dick Corlew. Harris Grigsty.
9Th District Sylvia hoxl: Re
ceiyer- ID. A. Neble,t; Judges--Ln
ton Taylor, Pete Shelley, W. NJ
Dayis; Clerks--G. l., Tatum, Ar
thur Berry.
llth District; Receiver - Tom
Harris; Judges Bell Adams, Wal
tor McCIurkan Bill Street, Clerk,
-Slayden Hunt. VIII Kills,
This July Bird, 1917
Il. II. STONE. Chairman
+. &. HELBERG.
Election Gommissio toner's of
Dickson County,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
LAND GALE.

International I4ic Insurance Go.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Are You One Of Them

There n great many people wis
would be very much benefited b.
taking Chamherlains Tablets tot \
weak or disordered stomach. Ar
you one of them? Mrs. NJ, X
Searl. Bsldwinsville. n. Y. relates
her experience in the use ci theee
tablets: had bad spell witir
my stomach abou, six months ago,
aud was troubled for two OF three
weeks with gas and severe pains in
the PIT OF my stomach. Our drug.
glst advised me to take Chamber
lsiHs Tablets taal bottle
home and the first dose relieved me
wonderfully, and kept on taking
them until was cured These
tablets do no, relieve pain. but
after the pain has been relieved
may prevent its reearrenca.-Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Beaver Dam Springs.

The Beaver Dam Springs hotel
will he open for guests from July
10th 10 sept LIST, $50 per day
or $l2W by the week, children
under twelve hall price, Cabins
for rent, furnished il desired, Al.
Aress Horace Rainey Jr,, until July
\, at Columbia, Tenn, afterwards.
pleasantYilte. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

Dependency is often caused by
indigestion aud constipation. and
quickly disappears when Chamber.
lains Tablets are taken, These
tablets strengthen the digestion and
move the bowels.-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
!. T.. Bell, ii ais.
In Chancery Court al Dickson


Ia obedience to decree q! the Chan
cary Court at Dickson, Tenn, made 81
The Apt,l term, 1917, ia the above styled
cast, | will. On MON DAY, the 9Th DAY
| OF A(Ct 81, 1917. al noon, IN front Of
he east courthouse door III Dickson,
Tennessee, sell 10 the highest and best
bidder the property IN said decree de-
-sr,I,cd. htmg three tracts Of lAnd known
as the j. T. and l.. II Bell tracts oi land
lying and being in the 9Th Civil District
OF Dickson County Tenn, and described
~ follows.
lItst tract ~ acres. being = part Of
the Morley Furnace lands, Second tract
80 acres beng o part u the Wofiey
Furnace lands fhr1 tract ~ 100 acres.
on the waters Of Jones Cfuek The com
pleie boundaries 90 each Of these tracts
will be- g,scn on day of sale These lands
are located near dickson, and on the
waters Of Jonos Greek containing ~
acres. more OF lsss.
TERMS OF SALE sale will he made
Tor cash free IRON The equity oi redemp-
ton, homestead aud dover.
Ih,r Ord day Of July, IN
j j TAYLOR, CLERK and Som
HOW ARD H. BROWN, Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

II yoa will try bottle 81 Vita.
rone for your stomach 81 blood,
troubles We will cheerfully refund
your money If you are NOT satistied
with sul.s.-Ciemofe Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that on
SATURDAY, JULY 70, 1917

SNTUNs5A I, VIII %, IFIF
between the hours of y 4. IN. and 4
.. IN. that an election viii be held
in The 9Th and llth civil districts
OF Dickson county for the purpose
OF eiectina one constable in each OF
the said districts: In the 5th to
fisl ont the unexpired term oil Kelly
Spe;ght. resigned. and in the 1ith
to GIL 90. the unexpired term Of
Chas. Adams, deceased. An cleo.
ton will also be held in the 9Th
Civil District to elect a Justice oi
the Peace to fll out the unexpired
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13
Disbursements.
Total. $t0.32l 05

l. s. c. Robertson. Treasurer Town OF
Dsckson. Dickson. lenn,. make oath IN
due form, III h~ that the above State
m-ns i. true and correct. 10 the bcs, Of my
tnowiedge and belief
S. G. ROBERTSON. CAY Treas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

Subscribed and sworn to before r.e, ,his
the oh dsy oil jaiv. 1917,
RI r. SELF. Notary Pubic.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-28
OMMERCIAL NEWS
CABLE INDICATES
UNCERTAINTY in
SUGAR SITUATION

Uncertainty is indicated as the IN
DERIVING state Of the sugar market
by the weekly cable received by Ale&0
ander & Baldwin from the New York
Office This cable, however, was COM
piled and transmitted Saturday eve
ming and may not exactly reflect the
actions of the buyers and sellers in
New York today, as result OF the
news that an agreement has been
reached whereby the food control
board and the sugar beet raisers have
decided upon action TO reduce the
price Of sugar one and a half cents.
The weekly cable reads as follows:
Market uncertain but fairly steady.
Both buyers and sellers waiting de-
velOpments. Sellers not forcing sales
Buyers willing to pay 7.40 August
FIRST half September"
This last sentence is interpreted to
mean that TAO was an acceptable
figure for the buyers for deliveries in
August and half Of September. Their
hesitancy to pay more than the pres
ent price later than the middle of
September is taken as an indication
that they expected government con-
troll and a fixed maximum price. The
reference to buyers and sellers await
ing developments is also taken to in
dictate the same thing.