davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09

Podobnie jak pred trzema
dniami uczynif to miejski komi-
sarz zdrowia DIR. Robertson, tax
tez wczoraj ~naczelny inzynier Je-
rzy NJ. Wisner z Komitetu ka-
naiu sanitarnego wydat ostrzeze.
ME do ogolu mieszkancow, ably
przygotowac sic ma nastepstwa
nagiej odwilzy, P. Wisner o.
Swiadczyl, re warstwa Sniegu, ia
ka ley w Chicago, pc stopienlu
rownaiaby sic Powierzchni woody
O g}ebokoSci 4 cali. Skoro Gle
pie powietrze trwac bedzie przez
wiecej dni, wtedy bye moze, re
kana}y Sciekowe ME pomleszcza
wszystkiej woody. Jezeli nato-
miast Snieg bedzie tajat pomafu
l stopniowo, to niema zadnego
niebezpieczenstwa w wypadkd
pierwszym ucierpia}yby nalwie'
Gel okolice dokola pomp Wod-
nych przy Indiana ave., Law
renee ave-. w Pullman oraz PREY
ulicach 39tej i 73ciej. Wlasci-
ciele domow, majacych g}ebokic
sutcreny lub piwnice, ktore juz
przcdtem bywaiy zalane, w1nm
zwracac dokladna uwage Ia stan
powietrza i zabrac do micJsc be- O..
piecznych wszystkie przedmioty.
ktore latwo sic psuja, a szcze-
g0lnic srodki zywnoSci. w ten
sposob MONA uratoWac Wlele
wiktualow i uniknac cpidemli.
Z SYTUACYI MLECZNEJ.
Dz;siaj przybedq do Chicago
dwaj czionkowie federalnej kon-
troll mad Srodkami zywnosci, NJ
c. Lamb i DIR. Karol T. McCar.
thy. celem zbadania. czy dccyzya
Komisyi mlecznej jest spraw'c-
diva. Odnosne dochodzenla roz-
poczna sic w poniedzia}ek. kon-
trolor stanowy Henryk A. Whee-
Ter oSwiadczyl, re praca wspom-
nianych pan6w ograniczy sic tyi-
ko do tego, czy Komisya wyszia
re slusznego punktu widzenla,
gdv obecne ceny mleka oparla ma
cenach z lat 1908 do 1915. P.
Wheeler spodziewa sic, re wy
mienieni czIonkowie %federalnej
Kontroli mad srodkani zywnosci
wydadza swe orzeczenie W ciagu
kilku dni, wskutek czego za}at-
vienna sprawy mlecznej w Chi
cago spodziewat sic nalezy je-
szcze pred up}ywem nastepnego
tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
i. Wykazano panu VIII

stawieh. Wykazano panu Will
liams'owi, re W Nowym Yorku,
Detroit, Cleveland i innych mia:
stach kabarety NIGGA bye otwar-
te. To spowodowa}o, re i Ola
Chicago wydano take same "a
rzadzenie.
Rowniei zarzadzono wczoraj,
re ~wszystkie pracownie odziez:'
NIGGA bye otwarte w p%oniedzia-
lex, poniewaz w tym przemysle
jest obecnie glowny scion.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09

oa6nyeh uslbisrzy nseisEs@Hl
0yhajScych M kieszenie 1atwowisRs
ayeh, ais ma DZIENNIK CHICAGO
OK M Swydh szpIltaoh. DO ssWRa
Draeujs dla dobra ludu. osEukAhcsa
.,fire saless' Stanowc1o " DZIDNNI1
KU CH1CAGo6KlN oEsaasaas III
~ noEs. =,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09

Sprzedajemy teraz bilety okre-
towe do Rosyi.. .Podroz przez
Wiadywostok. Okret wnet wy
jezdza. BANK POLSKI
TRUST &
SAVINGS BANK, 1901 Milwau-
kee avenue, rog Division ulicy,
,,Biafy Naroznik'.
(Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
Ollie rozchodzi sic O rozdziai

o. lie rozchodzi sic 0 rozdzlaf
mleka oraz jego ceny. decyzya
Komisyi mlecznej jest ma teraz
obowiazujaca. Tych kwestyi mic
beda badac delegaci washington
soy. Dokladnem zbadaniem spo-
sobow rozdzialu mleka zajmie sic
druga komisya, ale jej jeszcze ME
zamianowano.
Farmerzy strajkuja dalej. Do
woz mleka jest tylko nieco wy
sly ponad so procent normalnej
dostawy. Male przedsiebiorstwa
otrzymuja mleko prawie W nor
malnych iloSciach, ale wielkie
firmy maja powazne bTaki' Fir
ma Bowman Dairy Co." obec-
ME dostarcza mleka tylko jednej
czwartei swoich odbiorcow a
Borden Farms Products Co"
jedynie polowie. W. czasach nor
malnych tie dwie firmy dostar-
czaja IS procent mleka, konsu-
mowanego W Chicago.
Stanowy prokurator Iloyne ,"
Swiadczvf wczoraj, &c razem Z
asystentem Nicholson znalaz} w
ostatnich dniach dowody, jakoby
wSr6d productivity mleka istnlai
spisek. aby otrzymac wysokie &C.
nv mleka i W danym razic u
rzadzit bojkot. Przeciwko win
nvm zafnicrza p, Hoyne wyto-
eve dochodzcnia karne. Do MICH
ma nalezec i sekretarz StoWa-
rzyszcnia Producent6w Mleka, p.
w ]. Kittle, wydawca milk
News. Producenci mIeka mlel'
nawet najat osobnych ludzi, ably
przeszkadzali, W razie potrzeby
gwaftem, dowozowi mleka do Chi
cago Z tax zwanego Chicago
Distrikt."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
MOVIE ULGI ,,WEGLOWE.'

Wczotaj wieczorem zarzadzii
tuteiszy federalny k%ontrolor we
gil Williams, II W najblizszy
wtorek NIGGA bye otwarte chica-
goskie kabarety lub podobne i'm
przedsiebiorstwa, ktore prowa~
dzi sic W zwiazku Z restauracya-
mi lub hotelami, o lie "a wstep
ME pobieraja op}aty.
WlaSciciele odnosnych lokali
remonstrowali przeciw temu, re
wskutek zarzadzeh, tyczacych sig
oszczedzania wegli, ponosza pod
wojna strate. w poniedziafek
musza zamykac szynkownic, a
we wtorki ME NIGGA dawat pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
E L 0
REKLAMACYI WOJSKO-
WYCH

Rozmaite wielkie t~utejsze "a
kiady fabryczne i przedsiebior-
silva przemys]. wnios}y wczorai
do wladzy poborowej formalne
protesy przeciw %powolanlu
ich funkcyonaryuNy do Stu
zby wojskowej.. Uzasadnia-
ia je tenn, &c odnos-
nych ludzi teraz koniccznie pc.
trzebuja.
Przedsiebiorstwo Chicago l'e-
lephonc Co.. prosi o zwolnienie
ola 1900 pomocnikow, firma We
stern Electric Co." ola 500, ko-
lei zelazna burlington ola 800.
Tax samo koleje Rock lsland",
Illinois Ccntral". ,,Northwe-
stern inne reklamujq powazna
cyfre robotnik6w.
P. Homer II. Cooper, dora1ca
prawny wladzy poborowej, o.
Swiadczy}. &c w kazdym poszczr.
g6lnym wypadku przeprowad1i
sic dokiadnc dochodzenia. Wed
lug jego zapatrywania jest jed
max wykluczonem, ably wAy5:'
dotyczacy mezczyzni zostali u
wolnicni Cd sluzby wojskoweJ.
OSTRZEzENIE KONTROLO-
RIA WEGLI.
Kontrolor wegli Williams ra-
dzi tym wszystkim, ktorzy ola
braku czasu ME NIGGA zasiegn -
osobistych informacyi w jego i'll
RE, ably w wypadkach w2tPli-
Wych zamykall skfady w ponle-
dzialki, gdyz przekroczenie od-
noSnych przePis6w podlega grzy-
wnie do 5000 dolarow i karze
wiezienia do dwoch lat.
Wielu kupcow juz byso cyto-
wanych. ale tym razem kar ME
nalozono, zwrocono tylko uwage,
re ewentualne ponowne pre-
lroczenie ciezko odpokutula.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
OBLAWY %POLICYJNE.

Rowniez j w ostatnich dnlach
urzadzifa policya szeroko obmy-
Stone oblawy ma podejrzane in
dywidua. Polowa policyantow,
sprawujacych sluzbe nocna, pre-
szukiwala miasto we w~szystkicn
kierunkach i zabierala kazdego
podejrzanego, ktorego tylko spot
kala. Funkcyonaryusze pollcyJ-
nj ME nosili przytem munduru,
tylko ubrania cywilne. Dzislai
ra,1o ME bylo W mieScie am
jednego aresztu policyjnego, w
kt6rym ME byloby znacznlejszel
liczby uwiezionych.
Mimo wszystkiego jednak
zbrodniarze wcale ME spoczywa-
Ii, BIO znowu dokonano caaego
szeregu rabunkow, napadow u
.licznych, wlamaii, .kradziezy i t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-09
ROZPOZNANIE MORDERCY

Detektyw Sierzant Henryk
Wertheimer, ktorego w srode
wieczorem dwoch bandytow
smiertelnie postrzelilo W piers
Z Gala pewnoscia rozpozna} wczo
raj rano niejakiego Jerzego F1oy'
d'a jake tego, kt6ry dopuscif sic
owei zbrodni. Floyd jest jed
nyn Z podejrzanych, ktorzy W
zwiazku Z powyzszym wypad.
klein So zamknieci ma STACEY po-
licyjnej przy Cottage Grove
ave.
Stan p. Wertheimer'a trochs
sic wczoraj poprawil. Gdy pc.
licyanci przyprowadzili Floyd'a
do fozka, rzeki do Mich: To jest
ten, ktory mic ~postrzelil."
,,TYDZIEN OsZcZEDNo-
SCIOWY".
Z dzisiejsza sobota kohczy sic
tydzien ,,oszczednosciowy' stanu
Illinois, zainicyowany W celu
jak najszerszego nabywania wo-
jennych znaczkow oszczednoscio
wych. Wczoraj wieczor oglo-
sill Komitet propagandy, re W
stanie Illinois zawiazalo sic oko-
10 5000 wojennych towarzystw
oszczednosciowych, z czego polo
wa przypada ma miasto Chicago.
Wiele takich towarzystw zawia-
zali miedzy SODA funkcyonaryu-
z wielkich firm. Wojenne to-
warzystwo oszczednosciowe
przedsiebiorstwa international
Harvester Co." liczy 5000 czlon-
k6w. Rowniez pc wielu szko-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
The Red CFuss hurnishes yuur bog
with little comforts which E would
not etheFWiss have.

Dick Dean u running ths gas waeua.
for ths Ceatineatal on Co-while Chas.
AeDermott d away.
w. A. Keelor and Harry Endner
made . b1siness trip to Lake City on
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Miss Hasel Hewitt returned home
on Thursday evening after . success-
ful term Of teaching In TIE schools Of
Somerset.
Miss Bernie Starks left for Salida
yesterday evening called TO take
charge Of . special case in the D. &
r. G. hospital.
Miss Alice Kelley was . passenger
on 316 yesterday leaving for Denver
where she will spend her summer
vacation.
Miss Buelah Patterson left yester-
day afternoon for her home in Canon
City after attending the Normal school
here this winter.
Miss Neva Fox was an outgoing
passenger last night bound for her
home in Denver. Miss Fox graduated
from the Normal here this spring.
There will be meeting in the inter-
ests Of the Red Cross at Pitkin Sum
day afternoon and at Ohio City Sum
day evening.
A. o. Brooke and Arthur Miller re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from
Denver. driving over two Buick cars,
Mr.. Miller being the owner Of one of
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Richter took the
morning train for Grand Junction, to
spend months vacation, returning
the middle of June for the summer
school.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. F. Potts
left for Pueblo. She expects to return
in few days with her little daughter
who has been in the hospital there for
several weeks.
Miss Lola Huntington left yester-
day afternoon for her home in Doyle
vile. having completed her work and
received her diploma from the State
Normal School.
J. W. Lynch, assistant superinen-
dent Of the third division, left Monday
for Grand Junction to bring his family
here. He has rented the Pennington
property in West Gunnison.
Lloyd Ruck had the misfortune to
break his arm Monday evening while
lifting sack Of grain into the deliv-
cry wagon. The break is q very bad
one but by receiving the best Of care
ne Will probably be able to have per-
feet use Of it again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
o o 90 30 o o o o o o {
) PARLIN
o o oooo ooo o o o o ooi
News-ChamDion COrrespOndenl

NeWs-ChAmDI0n COffesp0ndehce.
Wednesday, May 8
Fred Klein and family were Gunni-
son visitors on Saturday.
Harry Gavette was business visit
or in Gunnison Wednesday.
Jim and John Corbitt loaded q car
Of potatoes Tuesday for the Food Ad-
ministration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vader went to
Gunnison Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of ]. D. Miller.
s. E. Land, the Supt Of the Fish
department, was in Parlin Friday, dis
tributing fish in the streams here.
Frank Vader motored to Gunnison
Saturday for repairs for his machine
and to get seeds for his spring plant
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
90 Q 90 o 90 o o o 800
8 so,1EasEr .
3 o o o o o o o o o o 900 B

News Champion Correspoode0ce:
Tuesday, Nay ~
Milton Butler leaves ThurSday foe
Utah.
Ed. Fitximmons has been on tie
sick list the past week.
J. w. Walker, who has been fll with
the grippe, il improving rapidly.
Harry Evans has recovered from
his recent attack Of pneumonia.
Misses Hazel Hewitt and Leola
Bates leave Thursday for their homes
in Gunnison.
Miss Elizabeth Berg was q Somer-
set visitor Monday, the guest Of
Mrs. Isaac Clark.
Anna Tuisanshi returned home Sum
day evening. She has been attending
school at Farron.
Prof. r. J. Rouck accompanied the
graduates to Paonia today to have
their class picture taken.
F. Mundhank entertained few Of
his friends at his home Monday even
ing. The time was spent in dancing.
Graduating exercises Monday even
ing. The diplomas were presented by
George McDermaid, president Of the
school board.
Somerset schools close Wednesday,
after a very successful school year.
Misses Bates and Layton's rooms will
give their entertainment on Wednes-
day evening.
The Junior Red Cross has finished
an afghan and some ambulance pill
lows and sent them to Gunnison. This
organization, with Miss Leola Bates
as chairman, has been doing its bit
for our soldiers "over there.
Three Of the members of the 10th
grade have agreed to attend the Gum
nison high school next year. The
10th grade is as high as they can 60
in the school here. They are Sadie
Gaddis, Albert Williams, and Dorothy
McKenna.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
NOTICE

The Gunnison County Stock Grow
ers Association will hold their annual
meeting on Saturday, the first day Of
Of officers and tie transaetion Of any
.ether business tia may properly come
FRANK coMsrocK.
President.
ROY LOBDELL,
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
n. COMMUNITY CHURCH

1880 a. Sunday School. Short
story-sermon at 11:16.
8 O'clock Binding Up the Wounds
Of Our Country's Defendersr Red
Cross address by Rev. J. 8. Ferris.
Male quartet will sing. Patriotic sing
ing by the congregation.
Rev. r. b. White win preach at Pit
hn and Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our greatest
thanks to the many kind friends who
20 willingly aided rs during the loss
Of our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. Edward A. Silkn, Mrs. Kattie
Gibbs, Mrs. Emma Russell, Mrs. An
m Boyer, Agnes Sillea, Carl Silks,
Thomas Silka, John Sillra-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
PLANO FOR SALE

VIII give someone . rare bargain
in . high grade piano which we have
located at Gunnison. Terms to res
ponsible party. Quality guaranteed.
II Interested, don't fail to write 1t
once for particulars to THE DENVER
MUSIC COMPANY, Denver, Colo.
1926
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
PHYSICAL VALUATION OF
RAILROAD BEING COMPLETED

A number Of the head officials Of
the c. 4 Sc railroad company, togeth-
er with some government officials,
have spent the week in Gunnison max
ing q survey for the physical valua-
tion Of the C. & 8. road between Pit
kin and Guhnison, and between Bald
win and Gunnison. They will prob
ably remain about ten days before the
road viii be ready to turn over to the
government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Arthur Hards has started e3srainR
q the z n Cs'lins grocery sesse.
John Kuretie vas ansae Csssesl
Butte folhu b sur ety rnssaay.
Nm. George Berg has bssa - II
s'ek list during ths past wei.
w. A. Keelor delivered . nsw Fera
% Joe Hunt Of Laks City, tie hrst ef
the week.
o. A. Wilt has returned from Grand
Junction. His health dees ~ n
prove as hoped.
There will be q Red Cross dance NV.
en- 1t Jacks Cabin tomorrow ni9ht.
Everybody II invited.
Donald Racey was . passenger on
this mornings train, going to his
home in Grand Junction.
Carl Walker left on Friday morning
Tor Delta to spend . few days visiting
fnends and transacting business.
-e$
g. T. Stevens and niece, Miss Ethel
Miller. motored down from the ranch
on the Tomichi Wednesday evening.
Miss Gladys Walker left the first
part Of the week for the Carl Diebold
ranch, where she will work this sum-
mer.
Mrs. A. o. Brooke returned Satur-
day from Kansas City, where she was
called month ago by the death Of her
father.
After spending three terms at the
Normal Miss Thelma Matthews re-
turned to her home in Manzanola last
Thursday.
On Thursday evening. Miss Myrtle
Hood left for fittleton where she will
spend few days visiting before going
Miss Mildred Stevens returned to
her home in lola this morning, after
spending the winter in Gunnison at
tending school.
-H--
T. w. Gray left on Friday last for
Morristown, Minnesota, where he was
called by the serious illness of his sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel Lilly.
| a.
Mrs. L. N. Brunton arrived on Fri
day morning from Denver, where she
has been for some time siglrt-seeinR
and transacting business.
tn
Mrs. w. A. Keelor will leave this
evening for Denver where she will
spend a few days visiting and will
later drive new Ford home.
o.
VIM. G. Neiderhut was an out going
passenger yesterday evening, bound
for Denver, where he will spend some
time having his eyes treated.
! After very successful years teach
ing in the schools Of Grand Junction,
zeiiss Kate Walker returned to her
home in Gunnison on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hartman, who has been
in the hospital Mt Salida for some time
is reported to be rapidly improving
and is expected home in short time.
Charley Nash went Saturday to
Sapinero to visit on the train with his
brother, John Nash, Of Ridgway, who
was going thru to Fort Logan to enter
the army.
q At the sale Of the Brant Independ-
ht mining properties near Pitkin on
the 11th and 4th Of May, Attorney
George Hetherington, as trustee bid
q the claims and other property sold
under the hammer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Services every first and third Sum
days. Holy Masses at eight and ten
o'clock. Evening services at seven
thirty. Sunday School 1t one o'clock
Weekday Masses at eight o'clock.
Services second and fourth Sundays
Of the month at Crested Butte.
Rev. William Kipp, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Nm. =. p. Simpson returned Non.
day 70 Moutroee. She has been hsrg
vislting h~ sistef. Nm g = Day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
- - -

Nrs. Earl Mullin and little daughter
departed on Sunday to visit relatives
IA Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

FINK Hekel11I aEEfVedt tSundny {fom
10 bsslneaB trip 70 Denver. NJ. Ho.
hekee1 = trying = epen IL foad "A
~ Deeesf -, laE ~ b : toa6A
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Chas. Hubbard came in the first Of
the week from Denver, but went ont
to the Star mine Immediately.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday in the I. o. OF.
Hall. All are welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS


WHEELER BROS, Pariin, Colo.
Range on Gold creek.
"Gold Band Butter" il A 1.
E. E. MUELLER, Gunnison
Watch Repairing Jewelry
COAL. COAL, COAL-Fergusor 4
Williams. lO-h
wANTED-Work by man and wife,
ranch preferred. U. G. Groves,
Montrose, Colo. 1920
wANTED-A boy, 16 to milk or 10
cows, and do chores around hotel to
come at once. VIII fix price when
heard from. ]. ]. Carpenter,
Cebolla, Colo. 1920.
LOST-In Gunnison last week, "Tig-
er-eye" pin. Finder please leave
at News Champion office. 20.
LOST-On Lake Fork road, or in Gun
nison. All wool blanket, Indian de-
sign. Finder inform w. s. Whin-
merry, Lake City, or leave at News
Champion office and receive reward.
20-21.
Take the Governments advice and gil
your coal bin n0w.-Van V00rhis K
Blackstock. Phone sW.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire Annie
N. Downey. 19-tf.
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Whpp,
Gunnison. 1920
CABINS TO RENT-at Bogan's camp.
See or write Mrs. NJ. P. Genth, ad-
dress Almont. 2o-tf.
Enjoy real Home Cooking at the Nc
Kinney Boarding House. Regular
Meals 40c. Sunday dinner 60c.
Fine potatoes for eating or seed 1t
County Poor Farm. $1.25 per hum
dred. Phone 65R5. 15tf.
Factory Shoe repairing.
Work returned same day received.
See our adv. on page four.
Salida Harness Co., Salida, Colo.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday in the !. o. OF.
Hall. All are welcome.
-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire Annie
M. Downey. 19-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Whpp
Gunnison. 1920
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Thursday afternoon Miss Mary
Hughes md 1liss Alice Adams took
the afternoon train for Colorado
Springs where they win spend about
ten 1ayD sightseeing. Miss Hughes
win ~ rssuxn to Gunnison and Misl
Ad1nag WiH leaSe for her home n
Ch1eaGo. Miss Adams Wm attend
ChleaGo University tbs summer nd
vm o y lren 1enntain. lGlehie1n
-. ~ = c. 80 = e. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

THE PEARLE HAIR STORE
~ Broadway Denver, Colo.
Ladies:-Mail your combings and
have them made into nice switches.
/ strand 75 cents
3 strands ------------------$ 500
MRS. PEARLE JOHNSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Take the Governments advice and gil
your coal bin now.-van v0orhis 4
Blackst0ek. Phone 9W.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

000AueCkp GibV8y Will - Ns 00IktSS
and little Isabel departed Sunday by
the overland route for Lebanon, Neb.
in and about which they expect to
spend month with home folks, re-
manning until after Decoration Day.
The call Of Colorado proved to be
too strong for w. v. Bailou, who but
recently went to California intending
to locate. and once more he is back
ON the job ~ station agent for the d.
4 r. G. railroad, with headquarters at
Olathe, Colo. Mr.. Ballou takes the
place Of E. A. Bay, who has asked for
leave Of absence. He took up his new
duties Friday Of last week.
The Black Canon Oil and Gas Co.,
which was drilling . well above Delta,
has closed down on the advice Of ex-
perts who asserted that there was lit
tie chance of striking oil at that point.
The formation run into was solid gran
ite, and drilling became almost an inn
possibility. However. the company,
which was financed largely from Delta
county. has decided that the great flow
Of salt water struck some months ago
and later cased on, may have mineral
in paying quantities..
49,
J. +. KlingamAn and family depart
ed By auto this week for Oklahoma,
intending 70 60 ~ far east. as Ohio.
Mr.. Nfnganan = looking for . cream
cry loeat3on ard seemed TO ind little
e1eourAgeiaeet keEo. Every prospect
| p1eooeo, IT H. n1De1lmen Is not seem
intefe.ted. Mn KEngaman,b slster,
a1e 1nmA Mye91y Wu1t WitA IL parl
III: - In - 0ol1loeto, wheeo - wiII
y11lt = dhoGt tnno bo66Ho Yeenl. ~ =
0uliopa IT, ennl16sr s1Ao6L
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

CABINS TO RENT-at Bogan's camp.
See or write Mrs. NJ. P. Genth, ad-
dress Almont. 20-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

On Monday Mrs. Cora Turner arriv-
ed from Delta. to be here for the COM
mencement exercises Of the Normal
School. Her daughter, Miss Dorothy,
is . candidate for graduation this
year. A
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

FOR SALE young horses, mare
and colt. Inquire Gunnison Bank 4
Trust Co., or Leonard Bros, Doyle
vile, Colo. 20-H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

W. C. Blair returned Wednesday to
Lake City to resume charge Of the
lake City Silver World. He has sew
cred his connection With the Gunnison
Empire, and E. H. Mcdowell is again
editor, manager and chief factotum,
Of that semi-weekly breeze.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Two visitors from the lower val
leys in our city this week were w. L.
Miller and Fl. w. Pratt of Eclert. Mr..
Miller tells Us that his sons Ralph and
Fred, who spent last summer ranch
ing on the Lake Fork, will not be back
there this season. Ralph and his fam
ily are rejoicing over the arrival Of .
fine baby boy Friday. He il ranch
ing at Eckert. Fred Is planning to 60
this week to enlist in shipyard work
for the government.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Are you interested in a sound in
vestment in going industrial company ?
Read the SELECT-A-PHONE AID on
the opposite page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

AUTO HIRE-For general. use Of the
public at reasonable prices. viii
take you anywhere in county.
Leave orders at Lashbrook's Pool
VIM. Reece, Gunnison. 17-2t
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-17

Enjoy real Home Cooking at the n.
Kinney Boarding House. Reguls
Meals 40c. Sunday dinner 60c.