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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Saw Tooth Vein lmprovins.

Geo. w. johnson. superintendent Of
the Saw Tooth Mining Co., operating
on Beaver creek, reports the vein -
looking good and assays runs - high
As $142 from the quartz. However,
tho cross cut for IS feet, the hang
ing wall has not yet been encountered.
Mr.. johnson says that hunters from
the camp brought in two big bucks
last Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
L PIsn1o-Coan

The news q tlse Ht6diak Of Ray La
Plante and Miss Minnie Cosn which
occurred at Boulder two weeks ago,
has just been received. The young
couple, are well-known Gunnison
county folks. Mr.. La Plante being :
son Of d. L. La Plante, one Of our
successful ranchmen Of the Baldwin
district. but recently returned from
overseas where he served In the en-
gineerihg corps for two years. His
bride il former resident Of Baldwin.
but 1t present makes her home ii
Breckenridge, where the young couple
will reside. The News -Champaop
joins their many friends in extending
hearty congratulations and best
wishes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
FOOT BALL,
i MORROW

0ne ef ~ largest football squads
thot ever answered eall for candi-
dntes at the Cunnison High School rs-
poxtsd for H. regular workout this
yook. 6efo1o going to the Aeld Nom
dny, meefaHE was hkld for the par
pooB Of e19co(Ag . football Captain.
Previous to the election, short speech
e. were made BY the members Of tie
Afheletic Committee. PRINCIPAL Cau-
~ spo&1 fer 6se minates a. oligi-
hijity; then Mr.. Hargrove spe1s eoa-
s6lty. The oEIssr messSer, II. Brown.
spoke on the financial status Of the
Athlete Departmeat. The election
was then held, and the honor was con-
ferred On Jack Ellington. He ID the
only veteran Of the championship team
Of 1917.
From present indications, Captain
ing up well ct the fullback position.
At right half, Allen Pittser il de-
serving Of noticeable mention; Z close
second II Hall, who il handling himself
lile = veteran.
The left half back position 10 ably
telfen care Of BY Charles Wright, but
clooely at his heels comes Brooke. The
punting Of Brooke is worthy Of COM
Haxelhurst has been working regul-
ariy at quarter. He handles the team
we'll and runs on the plays with
ispsed.
The end positions are very uncertain
with Matthews, Curtis, Nelson, Ben
net. Ernest Foster and Welch fight
ing for consideration. The coach
feeis that he has plenty Of talent
on the extremities and hopes to find
. pair Of speedy, dashing ends. The
taelk!es are also unknown quantity and
quality. Dotts 10 appearing strone,
but still far from being in tip top
shape. Grafton il . good bet %
far. The other possibilities are Cofer,
Eugene Foster, DAMN, Harlin, Lehew
ard Palmer. All are Inexperienced bat
ambitious, and determined to get .
chance 1t the coverted position.
The guard position Il another battle
- there are enough men on the squad
tc M each position twice. Delo ID
alternating with Ellington 1t center,
but f1nds sufficient time and enerGy
70 endesvor to capture Q guard posi-
tion, thereby remaining In the game
under Ill conditions. The other can
didates for this position are McEl-
vain, Gillaspey and NcGillis.
In Captain Ellington, the players
have chosen an able leader. He plays
. high class article Of football. So
far he Il whiriwind on ofEense and
defence. Under his leadership the
school should turn ont . championship
team.
Coach Krause Il not making any
predictions concerning the game Sat
urday. He Il working on . number
Of new plays, and each practice ses-
aion Odds effort to put . team against
Canon City that viii be worthy Of
. decisive victory.
Arrangements have been made to
bring 4ontrose High School team,
here October 25th, This will be IN
exciting game, and the loyal rooters
are looking forward TO very inter-
esting game.
The Thursday chapel has been de-
dgnated - football period BY Presi-
dent QuigIey. Songs and speeches will
malke up tie greater portion Of the
pogrnna, while yell-leader Kelley
hepes 70 test the lung capacity Of the
: :s;,s,t =. .ls. ssdE b se'as over The ysll'
H. eane Saturday vii BE wen
uoEeA ~ 6ma 70 attend 70 ~ noth-
- e q eneosTnellnsnt Il UfiI eiva
= ~ p9o - H. sehoels 4 egy
~ fs91all &e1ne q ~ seassa 4
9 -; I. q : -; :. e. !. ,.s;' So
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
CORSET
slI[s LIFE

Mfs. 2. c. Gift, Of Spencer, who
was visiting in town was almost killed
BY 1nae rcckless hunter last Satur-
day.:
Tat afternoon, - Mrs. Gift was
calling on her friend, Mrs. Herman
Wertk, the ladies went into the gar
|den.y Suddenly Mrs. Gift felt blow
in h6f stomach that nearly threw her
dowlL It made her faint md she was
hurried into the house and . doctor
called. II was then discovered that
q Hhllet, evidently almost spent,
had Struck the corset steel. II yet
Ereta}h led sufficient force to crack the
steel but did not penetrate the body.
A half inch either way would have
meant death.
The Werick home IL in West Cunni-
son, at the former Cuenin residence,
and the garden faces the Palisades.
Evidently some hunter, either on the
Palisades or ON the river bottom this
side wss shooting reclklessly. Mrs.
Cliff is recovering all right, but II
was . close call.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Meets with Accident

Mrs.. Ed. Welch. wife Of one Of the
Rio Grande railroad men, met with .
rather painful accident Monday morn
ing, while preparing breakfast for her
husbend. who had been called to take
. train to Crested Butte. While going
into another room for = moment, she
stepped On something, causing her
ankle to turn under her, with the ne
suit that one Of the bones We're brok-
en-. The accident ID quite painful and
will lay her mp for some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
6clIa1-kIaEee

oa aondAy, September md, e fhs
home Of the bride p Chic.go, secssrd
sns the xSsdd'HE We'd NJ. e NJ N0rssst s sehs
Z the son Of Ars. D. c. Mason of
here. The bride l. : Chicago = III. Sds
several ~ % sumner. @ an ana i tSsss tSeresoss drs
quite well Known ana hiehly,fsspectsd
She !. . very charming and accom-
The many friends Of the newly-weis
join with Us in extending most hearty
congratulations, ana wishinr thern
bon voyage In their journey together
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Jsdse Biaeh Bslds Deavsr Cssrt

Judge Thomas J. Black Of the
Seventh district, has been called -
Deaver 70 hold court on the district
bench there for . member Of IL
court, who u absent for three weeks.
Judge Black will return the fist,
stopping st Gunnison TO hear noeioas
and demurrers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Chanber Of Csaneree Meets Tsalshl

Chamber Of Coaneree Meets Tsnlght
The Gunnison Chamber Of Com
'merce will hold its regular meeting
at the La veta Hotel. it $50 this
evening (Friday). Among important
matters to be discussed win be the oil
situation. II you want to know where
your oil money d going, be sure to
attend. There will be . supper at
$1.00 per head. II you intend being
present, II possible notify the secre-
tary, F. c. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
~. HRaRI1n n

Data nd ~ Nm. Eis4
Byerrum, (nee Florence Uglow) Of
Yorkville, lllinbis, was operated on
last Sunday for appendicitis At the
hospital in Aurora, Illinois, and =
message received by relatives later,
indicate that the patient IL getting
along nicely. Her many friends hope
for . speedy recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
They PASSED
THE BUCK
Mighty Hunters Return With Little
Game. However, There II Soae
vension Being Eaten in Cuniison,

Not everybody who went after veni-
son returned empty handed. Once IN
2. while > party Of hunters would get
the bucks on the move and win BY :
snap shot, but mostly the male deer
stayed in the high timber. and with
dry ground, underfoot and no storm
70 start them down, It was easy -
pass the buck.
Golliar Dollard reports . fne i've
pointed buck on Mn creek.
Frank keenan, and Chester Trevas-
then returned with plenty Of deer
Mack Allen. Harry Bryan ara
Harve Billings were succcssful hunt
ers.
Joe Davitt and Lee Stanley brouehk
home the bacon in the shape Of ss1se
u \; { J. sehnits, =. B. Hsrzlek -
Wallace, 8)Dse<s LindaIey, and All
Miller retnxned fsusn - klnt ;vII5s
TIVE fRe bue3le. Thy Wsrs q ME-
~ ereek nerth - Lila
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Asss.le Res.lss In Brskea Am

Charlie Dent was brpusht into Jus
tice Elorer's court yesterday, charged
with assault on Joe Smith, at the lat
ter's sawmill On Stsuben creek, Toes
day night. Dent was working for
Smith; they had some words, and
R,st ssss.a s.1S ~ r. -: s.fE r. yp .s Smith sa y.
and costs BY DE Judge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
sunnIsea lle1or Rxpepds,

The expanding business Of ths Gun
nison Motor Co... has induced that
arm TO rent from Mrs.. A. y. E6st&Sol
the remainder Of the big brick bloek
on Tomichi Avenue, which they win
occupy November first nrs. East
man expects 70 remove her machinery
business across the street into tie
frame walvheusa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Marshall Dsvis Hs.e On Fsr.'ssh

Ensign Marshall Davis Is home on
. furlough. coming in from Seattle
. couple Of days ago. He expects TO
be with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The0. Davis, until about the sixteenth,
when he will most likely be on on
another long cruise. Gunnison friends
were glad TO zee him back again, even
tho the visit was not for long.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Csad wsve TsaisAs

Csad Wave Tsaishs
The weather men Ill over Western
America report . frigid spell cominG.
The cold wave u due tednys - -
your overcoat out Of hoek shd yo4x
spods dug. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Forest Ranger Exan

FOte38 B2u1ef Ex6m 3
The Forest Supervisor ct Gunnison
has been advised that he has been
designated to conduct the examina-
ton for Forst Ranger, to be held ct
Gunnison, Colorado on October "a.
Those desiring to take this examin-
alton may obtain application blants
from VIM. R. KreutEer, Forest Super
visor. Gunnison, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10

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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
Licat. Herriek Heme

Lieutenant Myron c. Herrick ar
rived this morning, with his wife and
baby for two weeks visit ct the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Clara n. Herrick
and brother, n. B. Herriek. He was
seriously wounded in France, and
has been in the hospital for months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
WEDDINGS
FEATURE week
WauLsv-Nssa

The vsdding Il Archie Z. WaIher,
paaee 4ea1ey sveaing H. q, o&
0eeoeera q 6nes Co1o. IL hou1o q
- et11fo pargnt2 1Gr. and Mn.
Ironk Ned. Il at Grnnd Valley, buo
u wedding party csasisting e : few
relatives and infinate friends drUvo
IL ehoEt distance to Rtfls and tie
couple weye married a& Avs o'e3ock b.
Icy. Fowler, of tie Presbyterian
church. The bride was chafnineiy
dressed In blue.
After : few dAys visitine friends
q tie valley. the wooded pair arrived
Wednesday evsaing at Cunnison and
are at home to friends q Tie resi-
dence Of the groom's mother, Nh.
Phoebe Walker on the Upper Cunpi-
son, where they will remain for .
time; until securing . business Of thein
own. Archie WalDer l. one Of our
best Gunnison boys; . sturdy, sue
cesgful young ranehman. His fair
bride, whom he met during school
days while she was student 1t tire
Colorado State Normal, completed her
coarse IN. that institution in 1915 and
hss since taaght ct di6erent Western
Slepe polnte.
Congratulations are generally ex-
tended e. them at the threshold Of
welded life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10

Mrs. r r. An and - RalrR =,
tue111e 11o0 11g0 . ~ r H
~ 80. ~ H. - a1l61F
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10

We learn a. we 70 to press that
Marshal Wells has arrested two boys,
who confess to having been target
shooting in the vicinity at the time.
They have been bound over. till IL
29th for . hearing in Juvenile court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-10-10
CanpbelIAWhalea

A quiet wedding occurred 1t St
Peters Catholic church last Saturday
morning which united Mr.John Camp
bell aad Mis- Marie Whalsn, two pop
.uler young people Of Crssted Natte.
Only tie immediate family was pres,
eat. Rev. A. Hilbig o1lieiatsd, 1sine.
the beautiful ring servics. III altaTs,
u The church were beantifully deeorat-
Cd with cut flowers and feras, md
appropriate music WAS played thruout.
tie ceremony.
The newlyweds departed the sane
1orning for . short hoaymoon trip.
= Salt Lake City. They have host
cf friends throughout TIE county, who
Join the News-C Champion In extending
hearty congratulations and besf
wishes for long and happy married
life. Mr.. ard Nrs. Campbell viii
reside In Crested Bntte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
0 t RO VUELO
AID N | RABLE

Segtn leemos en- la prensa de Nueva
York llegada tltimamente a Puerto Ri
co, el gran dirigible "R-34" solo in
virti6 SETENTA Y CINCo horas de
Nueva York a Londres.
iSetsnta ycinco horas! 81 volvemos
los ojos al pasado, hallaremos, en- los
libros de historic, que, Colonel gran
almirante- te-necesit6 setenta dos dias
para cruzar ell Atlantico. El Savannah
primer buque de vapor que recorrio
esas aguas, empleo en- surcarlas vein
ticinco dias.
Hay otcos dos records mas nota-
bles atin. El hidroplano "NC-4" in
virtio IA horas y 18 minutes en- su vue
10 desde Terranova a los Azores. AL
cock y Brown tardaron Is horas ~
minutes en- ir de Terranova a Irlanda.
Un aviador suizo, Mr.. Taddleci, Sc
ha coronado tambien de gloria. Ell ha
sido Ell primero en- salvar los enhies-
tos Alpes. Dos horas emple6 en- la audaz
empresa.
Al propio tempo que los aeroplanos,
los hidroplanos los aviones comien-
zan cubrir la enorme distancia que
separa un Continente del otro, todas
las antiguas rutas sobre ell mar reanu-
dan su actividad interrumpida.
Gabril D'Annunzio, por tiltimo-poe
ia y aviador-se apercibe para una en-
presa de titan Ell intenta ir desde Ro
ma Toxic, "piloteando" ell propio
aeroplano de guerra que lie hizo cele-
bre por su arrojo entire las tropas de
Italia
iSon veinte mil millas a cubrir! La
ruta de este viaje a6reo al traves del
Asia Menor nos da una idea de sus
peligros y de sus obstaculos. Ell poeta
cruzara la Persia, la India, Tonkin
la China.
Italia resurge vigorosa despues de
la guerra. Sus ejercitos, sus uteratos,
sus hombres de ciencia, sus invento-
res, sus etaditas todo ALI tiene aho-
ra. un vigor de juventud extraordina-
rio! GEs Roma que resurge? Los item
pos corren y los pueblos al correr de
os siglos, caen y Sc irguen, Sc apla-
nan Sc levantan, en- un infinite an
hello de verdad de bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
Lea
Ell CARNAV VAL

deres aliados Y asociados que libraron
juntos las campaiias de Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
LIE NEUTRALIDAD vUELvE A SER
EN- Ell SENADo ESPA,
MOL s.

MADRID, % de agos5o.-El sefior
Perez Caballero, ex-embajador de Es-
pafia en- Francia, declare hoy en- ell
curse de un discurso pronunciado en-
la session del Senado que la neutrali-
dad conservada por Espaiia durante la
guerra habia empequenecido ell pals an
tie los ojos de los otros poderes.
Dijo que la politica international del
gobierno ha sido muy vaga. Comentan-
do ell mensaje enviado por ell rey al Par
lamento, declare ell senior Caballero que
Sc ha omitido un punto de gran impor-
tancia, y es el que Sc refere al acerca-
miento de Espana con los Estados Uni
dos.
Termino su discurso manifestando q.
Espana no puede permanecer aislada
que en- SUI concepto ell gobierno debe
tratar de buscar la alianza con los po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-16
H UELGA De
AVIADORES

Era 10 que nos faltaba por yer: una
huelga de aviadores.
Seg1n la prensa de Nueva York lle-
gada tltimamente a Puerto Rico, Sc
promovio ALI una huelga entire los pa
jaros con alas de hierro', como diria
Romani, el aspirante pretendiente de
Senador.
FL servicio aereo postal funcionaba
normalmente en- los Estados Unidos.
Esta huelga ha venido a interrumpirle
por algunas horas. Pero iva estan fun
clonando de nuevo los aeroplanos! Un
POGO mas de jornal unos caballos me-
nos en- los motores! y volar Sc ha
dicho! Esto prueba el poder de las
ideas sociahstas. El derecho a Ia huel-
ga Sc ha elevado a las mismas atlas
capas atmosfericas. Ha subido seis
mil pies de altura
De estas alturas descendi6 un foto
grafo en- Chicago. FL dirigible, donde
ese artista trabajaba, obteniendo plan
chas de la ciudad vista de paja-
ro, cayo como un pajaro herido sobre
la ciudad alarmada. Hicieron explo-
sion los depositos de gasolina, incen-
di6se ell globo, etc. Y total: ounce
muertos; cuarenta dos heridos
iHe aqui el peligro del future! Guam
do los aeroplanos crucen ell aire a mi
llares ique dificil ha de serle a los
ciudadanos pacificos sentarse a cielo
alberto, para gustar de La fresca brisa!
Sera este delete tan peligroso por 10
menos como hoy ell deporte de ir a pie
por algunas Gales de San. Juan
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
JOHN NELSON
A BENEDICT

Miss Imogene Hooper, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Hooper of Com.
ertown and John Nelson, manager OF
the Farmers Elevator of Comertown,
were united in the bonds of holy
matrimony by Rev. Mas of Westby,
Monday, October 9th, at Westby.
The newlyweds left Immediately for
Fargo, where they will spend their
honeymoon of week with relatives
and friends after which time they
will be at home to their friends at
their home in Comertown.
The bride is a very popular young
lady of Comertown, where she has
resided since young girl hood, her
parents being very highly respected
pioneers in that section of the coun-
ty, and the groom is a very popular
and widely known young business
man, coming to Comertown two
years ago from Canada where he has
considerable land holdings. Mr.. Mel
son also has a homestead IN this
county besides a farm which he purr'
chased here last summer; ne Is
known as a very successful business
man and is league booster as wei
as booster for all farmer activities
He has been manager of the Farmer:
Elevator at Comertown for the pas
two wears.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31

Bruce Pierce were in Redstone one
day last week. u
Mrs. Geo. Jackson, mother OF MRS;
Sullivan, proved up her homestead
Tuesday. She had Joe Whltlsh ana
Willie Ross for witnesses.
There was quite little excitement
at John Whitish's one evening re-
Gently when it was found that the
roof of the bunk house was af,re. Inc
bucket brigade got busy and extin,
guished the flames before the hre had
made much Roadway.
Miss Conner is now boarding with
Mrs. Bruce Leet. Little Louis Leet
has fully recovered from her unfor-
| tunate accident.
| Mrs. Geo. Stringer is suffering
| from a bad case of erysipelas., Her
many friends hope for a speedy re-
covery.
Frank Leet was at the county seat
Friday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and sons
Ruddie and Leonard and Billie An
derson spent Saturday evening al
John Whitish's.
Percy Pierce was at Redstone
Friday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
= 4 J
SOLDIERS NAMES RE-
STORED TO REGlSTRA-
TION LISTS

We are advised by the Clerk
and Recorder that all citizens OF
the State of Montana who were
engaged in the active military
or naval services of the United
States during the late war and
whose names were cancelled UNI
der the provisions of Chapter
122 of the 1915 Session Laws by
reason of their being unable to
vote at the last general election,
are now entitled to have their
+ names re-entered on the proper
: registration rolls under Chapter
< 10 of the Extra Session Laws OF
= 1919.
< All soldiers of Sheridan Coun-
= tv. Montana, therefore, who were
j. registered for the 1918 General
* Election but were unable to vote
= thereat by reason of their being
= in the service should write A. A.
= Major. Clerk and Recorder, at
= Plentywood, Montana, ADVISING
- him the numbers of the COM
= pany and regiment in which they
= served and a description of their
= present residence, and the Clerk
\ and Recorder will be pleased to
y re-enter their names upon the
y proper registration folls.
u y y
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
Federal Land Bank Ap-
praiser Visits Sheridan
County This Week

James Griffin, federal appraiser
for Federal Farm Loan Bank OF
Spokane visited the arm Bureau Ot-
fee Tuesday. He appraised farm
loans for the Outlook, Dagmar and
Froid Associations during the week.
He requested the County Agent 20
assist the farmers in the west end OF
Sheridan county to organize a Farm
Loan Association, because farmers
We're coming from Flaxville, Scobey'
Julian and Whitehall to Outlook
He states that the best farmers IN
each community should start the as,
sociation-farmers who can use 5 IL
per cent money to improve thell
farms, pay off membranes, and buy
stock and equipment" The Farm
Bureau will organize the west enc
Of the county with Secretary.
Treasurer near either Flaxville OF
Scobey.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
PUBLICITY Is
HELPING PRISONERS
Articles Appearing in the Press Get
ting Results at Alcatraz.

Below is letter from Miss Alice
Park of Polo Alto, Cal, in reference
to article in Producers News relative
to the torturing of prisoners at the
federal prison at Alcatraz. 1t ap-
pears that publicity is dulling the
keen edge Of abuse being dealt out
at that~dungeon.
Palo Alto, Calf.
October TO- 1919.
Mr.. Charles {. Taylor,
Editor Producers News.
Dear Sir:
Your issue of October has fine
front page story about a Sheridan
County boy in Alcatraz prison. Pub
licity has already secured some mltl.
cation of sentences and treatment OF
prisoners in fedral prisons this year,
and every article is distinct help
Four young men were released from
Alcatraz last week. hope Mr.. Har-
dersen will soon be free.
Thanking you for sending copy OF
News.
| Yours for everybody,
ALICE PARK.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-31
LEADERS ARRIVE
IN SAN DIEGO
Make Trip Across Country in Car
Saws Montana Looks Good to Him
will Be Back Next Summer.
San Diego, Cal.
Oct. 26, 1919.

Mr. Taylor,
Dear Friend:
[ suppose my paper is run out, My
old address is Mildly, Mont. L en-
close $500 for renewal and please
send it to me at San Diego, Cal,
Madison Ave, Home 4132.
We made the trip over land IN a
tin lizzie and made it~o. k.
Went by the way of Great Fails,
Helena, Missoula, Spokane, Portland
Oakland, Frisco, and Los Angeles.
There were five in the party: my
wife. myself and three children. we
had a int and camp outfit. Out IN
the western towns they have. parks
fxed for the tourist to camp IN.
saw some nice country and some
mighty poor country. California mas
good roads and good climate: that Is
| all I can say for her
We travelled 1876 miles and usee
112 gallons of gas and made an aV
erape of rs miles per gallon on tn
whole trip. l broke two leaves Il
the rear spring and cut out two ooX
| ings in the front wheels.
| I have rented my farm Tor on
wear. Montana looks good to me ye'
I am coming back next summer som
time.
!. Yours truly,