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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-03-09

Mr.. Nathan Munchen was in Al
bany Saturday on business
Mr.. & J Stocks ST. made a trip
to Smithville last week Oh business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-03-09
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-03-09

GIFs MAI 1OIt
Wonder if the devil got out his
paper this week seems like he can't
have the measles - Red Bone News
in the Lee County Journal.
The devil has had the measles and
quit Pruett's Weekly Journal and
started to loving the girls.
It feels more like Winter than
Spring.
The plum trees were the first to
come out this year. Moultrie
Observer. How about peaches and
pears.
JP Bean worked 40 years in New
York without vacation. Albany
Herald. Tie editor stays in the
school house all day without a drink
Of water.
The editor just bought him a new
tablet wonder if anybody will steal
this one.
- Be fired.
What is it you can't stop.
Answer next week.
Answer to last Weeks.
The devil hasn't started back to
work yet.
Grocer - Now that have given
you an apple what must you say.
Mary-Peal it.
Douglas Enterprise
According to sizes an ant crawls
13 times as a man can run.
- Douglas Enterprise.
The editor has got dog that
ant cart out run.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
UNIVERSITY CONCERT next
WEDNESDAY MILL De TREAT


Gunnison people are to receive .
splendid musical treat on April 4th, when
the Glee and Mandolin Clubs of the
University of Colorado give q concert
At the Methodist church, The orgsni-
cation is combination Of Glee Club,
Mandolin Club. String Quartet, and .
reader of unexcelled ability. We can
offer no better introduction than the
following sent by the Glenwood Springs
Daily Avalanche:
after the usual run of cheap come
dies. near tragedies. and alleged dramas
It WAS refreshing to attend the concert
of the u. Of C. Glee Club at the Orpeum
Theatre. last night. The boys from the
State University have one of the best
organizations Of the kind appearing on
the Western Slope, and there was not
. drag in their program. Anumber Of
well trained voices, talented musicians,
and one Of the best readers ever heard
IN Glenwood Springs, comprised il
and their evenly balanced program was
extremely pleasieg. Here. % in other
Colorado. Wyoming. and Utah towns
visited, on this trip. they were forced
to render encore after encore"
Admission 60c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
g. m lDT IS ln0sT |
GIT n ME)

III interesting to watch the steady
rs4eaon Of our county debt which
Do J the last six years hes declined
fre ts79. 200 70 ees7, oO0. In The call
tee snds which County Treasurer, E.
G. elmer 10 nov Publishing In the
Ney Champion 81. 900 more are called
in uAteh viii leave Tie dsbt at SIS, 200.
BY As end Of 1917 another 81, 900 can
be pe1d on reducing the debt to $50. 900.
Teae is reduction If two fifths, and
has bsen carried on while the bonds are
drawing but four per cent interest OF
course it has made taxes higher than
would otherwise have been the case, for
The annual interest and sinking fund
necessary has been from So, 900 to
$40, 900 and this 10 more than all the
county road tax. However. tits source
Of great satisfaction to the taxpayer
to know that finances are in the hands
Of capable officials who are watching
every corner. The handling of county
finances WAS SO poorly done by the coun-
~ commissioners in early days, that the
contrast with the way our democratic
officials have conducted business during
recent years has been oil the greater.
AZ the bonds are being redeemed the
interest is being cut down proportion
ately, and instead Of costing the county
SID. 600 il will next year be less that
$lO.0
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
MUSIC H0lls UNIQUE Place
Il SUMMER SCHEDULE


c. 8. n. 8. News Letter
The plan Of giving Instruction in
music IN the Colorado State Normal
School 10 unique. The aim 10 to dis
cover and develop talent. We feel that
every teacher should know something
Of the fundamentals of music and be
able to conduct chorus singing in her
school. II she can play an instrument
OF do solo work, abe is thereby equipped
for additional useful service to the
community which employs her.
The instructors in music are employed
on full time at definite salary and are
not allowed to teach outside Of the
school. Any student scheduled for
fifteen hours Of academic work. five
hours Of which is English. may take in
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
N. 4. JEhcks Goes
N TREAsURER's OFFICE
Ben Jorsensen Resigns to De.
vote Entire Time to Bust
ness Of Cunnison Croc.

III spassnesd dis week that B. a..
in fsn No. resigned = dspaty coon-
ty treasurer and that n. A. Jencks, Of
the Normal School faculty, has been
named By County Treasurer E. G. Pal
msr TO all the vacancy. Mr.. Jorgen-
sens resignation 10 to take effect June
first ct which time Mr.. Jsncks will be
released from his school duties.
Upon rendering his resignation, Mr..
Jorgensen. who il from Marble, asked
that smother Marble man. Thomas A.
Beck, be named to take his place and
Mr.. Beck was accordingly offered the
place. It seems, however, that Mr..
Beck had other plans In view and de-
clined the position.
1t 10 explained by Mr.. Jorgensen that
this move 10 necessary because Of his
interests with the Gunnison Grocery
Co. which requires all his time. Some
what Of I Reorganization has taken
place in that company, J. B. Nash and
T. A. Beck having sold their entire
stock to Earl Mullin.
It 10 with regret that the people Of
the county will zee Mr.. Jorgensen leave
the position which BE- has 20 ably handled
Tor The past two years. He has per-
formed DE duties Of his Office well, and
gained tie good will Of its patrons.
Mr.. Jsneks. who b 70 take his place
has had charge Of the classes IN book
keeping q tbs Normal High School and
recently has performed the duties Of
secretary Of the Normal He 10 be-
lieved to b. one Of the best qualified
men b tie county for clerical position
such q the one IN the county tressurer's
Office. He Il very popular In Gunnison
and was nominated - candidate on the
Peoples ticket, which IL the only one
in the Geld this year, for town trustee.
However, M. Jencks has now resigned
rs candidate for the council.
He has been very popular Ut the Nor
NAL and Dr. Kelley says: I'VE are
sorry TO lose Mr.. Jencks. He 10 . fine
fellow, hut Ne wish him well in his new
undertaking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
GOVERNOR SIGNS s e
/ NORMAL BILLS
Great Credit Due to Loyal
Friends Who Stood By
School in C.is;s.

On Saturday Governor Gunter signed
the Normal school bills that granted %
~, 900 additional maintsnanee. making
&60. 900 year in all. with $I8. $50 year
for ten years for building.
It was the governors bill and he has
repeatedly said to critics Of our Normal
that from his personal visit here last
fall he regarded its work to be superior
In msny ways to that Of any other school
in Colorado. 90 we all expected him to
sign it, and were not disappointed.
Another important milestone in the
building Of the Western Slopes one
educational institution is safely passed,
and all honor to the loyal Gunnisonites
both here and abroad who devoted time
and money and hard work to getting
the appropriations. President Kelley
must be given credit for astuteness in
uniting the five'schools Of higher edu-
cation in Colorado upon program which
eliminated selfish pulling and hauling.
That was stupendous job. but the ex-
perience gained in the University of ILL
nois, when that Institution went thru q
similar f,ubt had taught hin, al ~.
points r. the u.me Toe.th.r 9TH
Pr.s,dsnt Ferr.nd ~ ~. s,s,. Jr,;..-
itv he undouhtaaiv Ma ms, - A. ,v,.h
Getting M educ.t;onai ;n,s,s.,. 800.
tber ana th.t ,,..,;..,lv ;n.r..a u.
n....o. ~ n. lin. cny.rro- cr,...
-. fcr n, ,t,cn. .,d :, -. ,,e,,...
ti.l men Of both p.rti., R.nr...rt..
tive Tbomp.on vork.d e.rlv and a..
for the bin and let nothing di.tr.ct M.
: attention fro,n n. main Ion s.r.to,
Sam j Al steel. If p..r.or A..
aria n stenhen.on rr.nk Aa.m. and
7 doren cher r;tir.r. ~ sa-r,.- On.
-. SeiL. ~, - 1890 m.rt;...
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
RAINBOW ROUTE IS 4 !:
OPEN TO DENVER
Report that Through Travel
Is Now Possible; Can
Swarm on Streets.

W. A. johnson drove . car 10 from
the KseIoe place on the Cochstops pass.
The pass was cleaned out BY Sasusehe
commissioners last week. and it 10 ex-
pected they would surely have Poncha
pass open 1t the same time. The rod
to Denver and Pueblo IL then open be-
fore April 6rst, this season. quite the
earliest known. ,.
West toward Montrose, the drifts are
very bad. Cars have run to lola, and
viii undoubtedly get thru to Sapinero
within the week. i7.is
Toward Doyleville roads are open
above that point, but not to Sargents
or Wsunita and Whitepine as yet.
Roads toward Pitkin are opening well
above Parlin. says our Ohio City cor
respondent, and at the rate snow is CO.
ing will be clear thru in few days. 9
This week Earl Stone sold his Ford to
Eastman's garage.
Two new Ford owners are C. H. Bur-
CESS and C. L. Wilbur. rsaj isa3s
Harry DeYsrman 10 the proud owner
Of new Oakland Six. tafssq
EN-, Collins has purchased new
auto truck from Eastman garage.
Frank Stull has purchased Buick
car of.ths Rainbow Route Garage. an
. Earl Stoae purchased . nav six cylin-
DIR Oakland ear FINN IN. K..lor .u.,,.v
II. a.. .s'.r--N. ~ s =
~ "sss VI 'ne wees. i.i = -
Have you seen the classy red. black
lettersd new auto truck Of the zugeIsisr
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
MANY INTERESTED N
SPECIAL EASTER EDITION
L.adie. Of The ADJ Are
Working Hard and Have
Dandy Features Prepared.

1t has really been surprise to notice
the amount Of interest thst IL being
taken in the Women's Edition. or the
Easter Edition, il you please, Of the
News Champion, which comes out next
week on April 9Th. Everybody 10 talk
ing about it already and specializing up.
on what It will look like.
Well. We can assure our readers thst
it is going to be fine paper, chuck full
Of good things, for the ladies are boost
ers, and, while they want to make
money on this edition. they also want to
give the town and county fine write
up. We have been privileged 70 know
. few Of the special articles in stors
and they are going to BE- Of lasting ban
eft to the community when widely cir
culated - they will be.
1t IL . good thing once in while u
get the woman's viewpoint to jolt.us
men out Of the groves. The women
take even more interest than We msse
-me'n do in education, schools, mcrsls,
and lots Of other things that make for
happy homes and better citizens. They
will have the whole News Champion to
tell you about them.
And this special edition is going to be
representative, not alone of Gunnison,
but Of Gunnison county. We understand
that : large number Of stories Of differ
emit qusrtsrs Of the county have beeA
written by special correspondents Of the
editorial stan, 20 that from Marble to
Crookston, and from Lake Fork to Pit
kin everyone will b represented in the
weeks issue.
Then all branches Of industry will be
told about. The csttlemen and farmers
will have page; the mines and the
quarries another; schools, churches,
society, all activities Of our community,
% far q il d possible to cover them,
will be re',re ented.
The lan. - now expect to get out close
to 1000 copies, perhaps more, and they
are being sod ct 10 cents copy Il
large numbers right now to folks NJ
want % ssnd thsm away 10 sdvertiss
our county, and to let friends know What
= lot Of live editors " have. Yer kad
better ordef yours ct once. sither ",
phons ordrop - : card.
Home advertising and eu6scriptisns
which con6S thru d. NeNs- Chsnpion
next week will bslong 70 the Ladiss Al
q he Aetndht abfsh. md ~ VII
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
Announcement Extraordinary

The Champion this week ordered the latest mod
el INTERTYPEths best type casting machine in exse
which will arrive about the first OF May.
This have had in contemplation for than
but 1t takes lot Of money swing this $500
chine with it's equipment Even with the monthly
really fine machine like this and want TO take
Of readers and endspto confidence and ask to be
extra prompt in paying that subscription and account DUE
going to be lnerfype as we'll for while
tho quality Of columns war allowed to suffer
matter what the expense hand type nevertheless this
Innovation will enable the NswsChampon to get still
better paper abdn that regard every one readers
directly Interested. s. S. s -
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
RUn0RED THAT BIC MARBLE
CO. SHUTS down TOMORROW

II b the general opinion in Marble
that the big Colorado YuIe Marble Co.
will close il mill on April Let. This 10
psndipga Reorganization Of the com.
psny which still hangs fire.
The Marble Booster Of last week says:
"Mr. Manning. rscsivsr, says b can
not run , day pact April Lat, % account
Of having no funds with which to do
So ss4Ys II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30

dividual lessons in voice, piano. violin.
pipe organ, or other instrument with
no charge. He may also take public
school music, harmony. or history Of
music without additional expense for
the instruction. He 10 also eligible 10
membership in band, orchestra. giee
clubs, and choral society.
For al the organization work, the
school furnishes the music. For the in
dividusl work. the student furnishss the
music. 49, 0
For the 1917 Summer School. six in
structors are employed. The plan IL to
give to each music student two thirty
minute lessons week. The fiat fee Of
$40 covers the entire cost to the
student for academic courses and
Whatever music he wants to take not
exceeding two lines. II person does
not take any academic work, the fees
for the music are ~ follows:
For one course $1,000
For two courses 1900
A course in this sense, is two thirty.
minute lessons . week for six weeks in
one kind Of music. .. g. volee., piano.
p'pe organ. 90 v'oln' etc. :!ocsnt
Who takes only one course Y eligible %
msmbsrship in the various musical or
ganisations without ths payment q any
additional fee,
n or,,er - = ;mui.t j. interest n choru.
s-A-.. s'' N-.>,.'- ~
o' ~. 'u snsns' =.
Drsaley =. sims : osrtcne singer o.
excellent ability and training mas been
secured to conduct the singing at The
morning assembly and to direct { large
.o,r,,nr;tv .hc,,,. ~
= 80. sjs.;s
A SCHEDULE IN music
work 10 music which the daily program
offers:
TOO A. n. Male Clse Club Tuesday
~ ana rr;d.v
c>s>s = ~ss>sS' sftsss=gt. u
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
BASEBALL. TO OCCUPY
CENTER OF STAGE
Plans for Western Slope Cir
cult in Which Cunnison
Will Play Arranged.

Much interest is being taken in bose
ball this season on the Western Slope.
and County Clerk r. O. Barrett went
down to Delta Saturday n the repre-
sentative from Gunnison. The follow
ing is the report Of the action Of the
meeting:
At q meeting held at Delta. Saturday.
March "a, 1917. at which representa-
tives from Grand junction, Delta, Olathe
Gunnison. Montrose, Fsonia. and Som
merset were present. the following was
done towards organizing base ball
league on the Western Slope.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Wilson of Delta and he was chosen
temporary chairman. 1t was then de-
cided to organize permanently and elect
officers. the officers being, John Max
well Of Delta. president; Frank ]. Burns
of Olathe, secretary, and and c. d.
Moslader of Grand Junction, treasurer.
A Board of Directors was named to
srepre.en,a.ive to be chosen by the the
onerent CLUBS.
o''on WIS lnaoe anu passed I'M. ms
organization to be known IS 'The
western slope Dase pau Assoc'suon.
seneuu'e coin'.'ee VS. .ppo'n'
Tue pres'oen' consisting OF tne Messls.
e'' Vi uunn''on vo!oecn Oh ol.no
'unet'on' ns'.oo Of Faonle' AifkPatf'ck
.. somerset warren OF oia.ne. wilson
.. De''e' sno W. E. Fnce OF Aontro~e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
DENVER HOGS BULK OF
STATE ROAD MONEY

d Gunnison County only gets 5000
from the State Highway Commission
for her county roads. Dus to- the hog
eishness Of Denver and the big counties
east Of the range. We are put of with
about half Of what was absolutely nee
essary 10 do the work outlined. How
ever, this isn't the last divvy Of the
commission and perhaps the thing can
be lifted out Of the hole later in the
summer. Nobody knows yet what road
bills were passed BY the last legislature
In fact, we doubt IL the members them
selves know what they passed.
Edgar Wilson was here from Crested
Butte over Sunday to visit friends. He
tells rs that the coal mining industry
never looked better at the Buttes. An
especially large tonnage Of hard coal is
being sent out for this time Of year,
since the Floresta mines have been kept
open oil winter. This never happened
before but once-during the light SHOWS
Of 10000. X.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30
BRADLEY n. SINS, VOICE AND
q COMMUNITY MUSIC

Of Music; w, e, Coffin and J. B. Trow-
bridge, Chicago, two yesrs; Limo Nat.
toll and r. Josef hoffman College Of
Music. Cincinnati, three years; Dr.. N.
j.. Elssnhsimer. New York City, oue
year; National Conservatory Of Muac
and Fine Aria. Milan, Italy, one year.
@. 8. MS. summer 1917. NJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-03-30

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02
FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS 81

BEE HIVES-Smokers. comb founda-
ton, honey sections and other sup
plies for sale at factory prices. 800
South West 3rd st. Phone 4733.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02
CANAL CUTS DOWN
RATE OF DEATHS
fBy Associated Prcss)

CHICAGO, April 2.-The current
weeks issue of the health department
bulletin Of Chicago credits the drain
age canal for a pronounced decrease
in the city's death rate from typhoid
fever The total number Of deaths In
the city from typhoid fever for the last
fourteen years is given as 4,2029. In
1898 before the canal was opened, the
death rate from the disease was 1873
10 100000 people. In 1915 1t was 5.16.
The effect of the canal is to carry the
drainage away from the city's water
supply in Lake Michigan to the Mis-
sissippi river.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02

MODERN Groom house for sale
fine location. bath. furnace and cleo
trio light, $4,000. Half cash; pal
ance time. Also vacant lots. Al
dress Box 166, Richmond. IND.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02

FARMS FOR SALE %
lNDIANA-45 acres all level, two
miles from Richmond: possession at
once; address P. o. Box 166. Rich
mond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02
OUT OF THE GLOOM
Many Gloomy countenance in Rich
mond Now Liohtens With
HAPPINESS

A bad back makes you gloomy.
Can't be happy with continual back.
ache.
The aches and pains OF bad back
are frequently due to weak kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recommend
ed for weak kidneys.
So Richmond citizens testify.
Mrs. Sarah Plat, 454 s. 18th St.
Richmond, says: MY back hurt m
and was weak and lame. My kidneys
we're irregular in action. / had real
lot about Doan's Kidney Pills AMI
procured box at Thistlethwaite
Drug Store. This one box rid me OF
TIE trouble and haven't been bother
ed since"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-set
noan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Plat had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y. ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02
WAGE SCALE BOOSTED
CEy Associated Press)

CHARLESTON. w. Va, April "A
new wage scale which increased the
Fay of 1880 bituminous coal miners
in the Cabin Creek district from ap-
proximately 13 to 271s per cent. over
the old agreement, went into eject
today. The operators in the agree
ment refused to grant the mems de-
mands for an open shop but agreed
that no objection would be made to
the men joining the United Mine
Workers of America.
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CONTRACT RATES obtained from
The Palladium business office.
CLOSING HOURS - All Want'Aos
must be in before IL M. noon. OF oay
of publication.
OUT.oF-TOWN ADS must be accom-
panied by cash in full payment ac'
cording to above rates.
THE PALLADIUM reserves the r1gnt
to classify all ads according 10 i's
own rules and regulations.
WANT-ADs giving letter or mum
ber," care this office, can not De an.
swered in person. A letter Should oS
addressed to the "letter or numoer,
care this office. The advertiser VII,
call for his answers and later can
on you providing your reply to his al
vertisement pleases him.
TELEPHONE your Want-Ads wnen !,
is more convenient to do SO. Bill WIZ
be sent to you, and as this is an ac'
commodation service, The Palladium
expects payment promptly upon re
ceipt of bill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02
hOUSES-APTS. TO RENT 50
(Contjnued.)

EARLHAM HEIGHTS-5-room cot
tage; both kinds of water. A fine
place for chicken farm. See A. w.
Gregg. Phone 1897.
Henley ROAD-The Norman resi-
dence on the Henley Road, three
blocks from street car line. Call
phones 2019 or 2177.
FIVE ROOMS-And bath, second floor
duplex, plenty shade and yard. Good
location, no children. Call phone
307S after p. m.
MODERN HOUSE - With garage.
Phone 1910
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-02

No historical account Of an eclipse
of the sun occurs in the Bible, but
there are passages in the prophets
which contain manifest allusion to this
phenomenon.
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MOVING e. STORAGE


SEE D. U. Atkinson for storage; also
will buy and sell second hand furni.
ture. 416 Main. Phone 1915.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4
(Contjnued,)

LIVERY STABLE-(The Real Estate
only for sale. Building is a brick
front and frame rear, centrally locat-
ed on Main street. Centerville, Ind.
Good location for garage. For fur
Their information address box Ga Cen.
terville, Ind, or see Miss Myrtle
Chairman (real estate dealer) at the
Centerville State Bank. Centerville,
Ind.