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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25
PRESIDENT WILL URGE
ACCEPTANCE OF STRONG
ANTI-RED LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Recom-
mendation that congress speedily pass
Attorney General Palmer's strong an
tired bill viii lbe made in President
Wilson's message to congress. it is
learned here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25
stanfield Woman Named in Suit

Alleging that her husband, Wallace
A. Miles. had committed adultery
with woman in Stanfield on a GER
tain day last April, Mrs. Marietta
Miles today brought suit for divorce
She asks the custody of their two
children, possession of their house
hold goods and the defendants title
to the equity in lot reservation ad-
dition to Pendleton. She is represent
ed by ]. II. Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson to Arrive.
Mr. and MrS w
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

Miss Marion Noon, niece of Mrs. w.
Fl. Dickson, returned last night to La
Grande after a visit at the Dickson
home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

Mr. and Mrs. Eli Enbysk left early
this morning for Portland and Asto-
ria. They expect to be gone about
three weeks visiting friends and rel
atives. They will spend Thanksgiving
at the home of Mrs. Enbysk's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ring, at Astoria
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

Get a small bottle of "Danderine"
at any drug store for few cents, pour
little into your hand and rub we'll
into the scalp with the finger tips. BY
morning most, if not all, of this awful
scurf will have disappeared. Two or
three applications often removes every
bit of dandruff and stops falling hair.
Every hair on scalp shortly shows
more life, vigor, brightness, thickness
and color.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

Mrs. p. T. Hales will leave tonight
ter Portland. where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her daughter, Miss
Rena Hales. Miss Hales is a sopho-
more at University of oregon and will
spend the holidays in Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

w. B. Nuckols, of Helix, was in PEN
dleton yesterday. He left for Hot
Lake last night for a two weeks stay.
Ray Wilson, of Helix, is in the city
today.
X. Alexander returned this morning
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Bixby of Nolin
are in the city today.
Leon Cohen is spending a few days
in Portland op business.
H. Dorman. of Declo. Idaho, is a
Pendleton visitor.
James Reeves is registered at the
! olden Rule today.
David Nelson has returned from
yisit to Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

will leave tomorrow for Umatilla,
where they will spend THANKSGIVING
and the Switzler reunion at the John
SwitZler home. Other guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sharpstein of
Walla Walla, Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. Dyer. and Mr..
and Mrs. william Switzler.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Turner and sons,
Russell Turner and Switzler Turner,
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-12

Geo. Sadler, 2nd lieutenant.
Bert Saterbo, Camp Lewis.
Jay Schuck.
Lieut.. John Siebenbaum, avia-
lion corps, Mather Field, Sacra-
mcnto Cal. Honorable discharge.
o. b. Selund, LIST sergeant,
France.
Wesley Schaefer, Unfit, Camp
Curtis, Baltimore.
r. G. Schram, aviation corps,
Texas.
Fred Sherman, engineers, S. p,
1852.
Clyde Smith, 500 N. L ST., Taco
ma
Leo Smith, 500 N. L ST., Taco
ma.
Herbert Spaulding, Y. NJ. C, A..
work, France.
Bert II. Stanley, NJ. S. t., u. S.
Army, 302d Squadron, Carlstrom
Field, Arcadia. Fla. Honorable
discharge.
Clifford l.. Stanley, Enlisted
Reserve Corps. Honorable dis
charge. Now at Ann Arbor( Mich
University.
Henry Steen, bet. Co. f., 63rd
init, 7. S. Ord. Dept, Pig Point,
Virginia.
William steen, U. S. S. "Dela,
ware New York city.
Ralph Steen, Latouche, Alaska.
Pvt. John Steen, engineers,
Camp LEWIS.
Elvin Stevenson, spruce div,
Oregon. Honorable discharge.
Don r. Stockley, med. div. Hon
orably discharged.
Harry Swanson, navy, Bremen
ton.
Douglas Porter swimm, navy,
Bremerton.
Donald Taylor, field art, France
Pvt. Charles f. Todd, II. d., LIST
Reg. Eng, A E.. f., Germany.
Lewis l.. Todd, navy, Co. 10,
U. S. S. "Swallow," New York
city.
Duke Tonneson, navy, Bremen
ton.
Leonard Tronas, Coast Art. Ft.
Worden. Honorable discharge on
account of illness.
Herbert Ticker, Seattle.
Lawrence Turnbull, 2nd lieut..
Honorable discharge.
Major Fred A. Udell, U. S. NJ.
Corps, Seattle.
Edwin l.. Van Devanter. navy.
Address Burton.
Kenneth Van House, ensign,
q. s. A. R. F., Annapolis, Ind.
Eugeue Van olinda, navy, sub
chaser 299, San Francisco.
Lloyd Waldron, Bat. F., 63rd
c. A. c., France. Honorable dis
charge.
Alfred Ward, N. II. s., Seattle.
Honorable discharge.
Mark West.
Frank Wise.
Candidate Fred S. Wiman, 9TH
CO., C. NJ, G. 0. t. s., Camp Han
cock, Ga. Honorable discharge.
w. S. Whitman, BIS S. d St,
Tacoma.
Carl Earth, med. corps. Honor
able discharge.
Martin Earth, ammunition train.
Honorable discharge.
Parents and friends are request
ed to notify The Record of any
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-12
THE ROLL OF HONOR

Darrell Goodell, U. S. S. vicks-
burg.
Maurice Goodcll, battleship
Maine.
Pvt Earl El Grandy, 62nd lnft
Frank Grover. A. Il. +.
Howard Guerin, killed in action,
Vimy Ridge, Aug. 81, 1917,
Basil Guerin, Brit. army. Glass;
ed and invalided. Honorable dis
charge. Now at home town of st.
Peter Port, Guernsey Island.
Albert Guy, med. corps
Harland Hall.
Mahlon w. Hall. Honorable dis
charge from the Army. Re-enlist-
ed in the Navy.
Lief Halsan, France.
Harold Hammerlin.
Fred c. Eamerquist, c. r. 7.
Queens hospital
Alex. ID. Hamerquist, r. g.,
France. Honorable discharge. Va
shon.
Charles Hamerquist, Can. Rifles,
c. =. f., Siberia, has arrived at
Vancouver, B. c.
Howard Hansen, 9th Depot Bri-
gade, Camp Lewis. Honorable
discharge.
Clarence Hanson, navy.
Capt. Henry Harmeling, judge
advocate, Camp Lewis.
Edward Harmeling, Camp Lew
is. Honorable discharge.
Sam Hathaway, aviation corps,
San Diego, Calf.
John Hay, Mccormick, Wash.
G. j. Hendricks, Bird Unfit, w.
N. g., Camp Lewis.
Wade Hazelhurst, N. 7. s., Sc
attic.
VIM. Hiersch, Bat D., ID f. A.,
Camp Fremont, Palo Alto, Calf.
Louie Hofmeister, 159th Init,
France. Honorable discharge.
VIM. Russell Hopkins.
DR.. Guy O'Neil Ireland, med.
corps.
Frank johnson, merchant ma
rine, S. S. Philadelphia.
Austin ?. Kane.
Lycurgus Keebaugh, navy.
w. H. Kellogg, 91st Division,
France. Honorable discharge.
Chas. G. Kimmel, NJ d. n. A.,
Allentown, Pa. Honorable dis
charge.
Arthur King, U. f. s. Chemical
Warfare Service, Berlin, n II.
Frank Kingsbury, Tank Corps,
339 B. N, Camp Dix. N. J. Hon
orable discharge.
Pvt. f. +. Kneebone, Co. C, 9th
NJ. G. Bat, A. f. F., France. Hon
orabie discharges.
Pvt. l.. N. Kneebone, Field Hos
$50, 18th Sanitary Train, Camp
Lewis. Honorable discharge.
Rex Korns, Fl. worden. Hon
orable discharge.
Sergt. Daniel Landers. France
Honorable discharge.
Paul Lamoreux, amb corps, U.
Of W.
Harvey Lamoreux, Camp Lewis
Ethan Lamoreux, Camp Lewis.
Ben Larsen, France.
L. Larsen, Camp Lewis.
Abe Lokke, Inft., Fl. Lawton.
Russell Leeman, navy, Presids
10. San Francisco.
Morton Torrance, signal corps,
Camp jackson, S. c.
Robert McClelland, France.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-12

Herbert McConaughey.
Charles Mcintosh, navy. radio
div, transferred to Harvard Uni
versity. Honorable discharge.
JAS. Mclean, ambulance corps,
France. 55lS 10th Ave. n. H., Sc
attic. Honorable discharge.
Chris Madison, Camp Lewis.
Honorable discharge.
Olaf Maritvold. Dockton.
Melvin G. Marks, navy.
W. W. Maltson, LIST lieut., hos
pital unit. Honorable discharge.
Ray Miner Troop b.
Hugh Miller. France.
Martin S. Miller, France.
Donald Mills, S. a. T. c., Uni
versity, Seattle, Honorable dis
charge.
Arnold jefferson Moe, radio
operator, mer, marine. Honorable
discharge
Miles Moon, Camp Lewis.
Glenn Moore, marines, New
London, Conn.
Harry Mummey, navy, I'd Eng,
San Diego, Calf.
Elmer Myers. S. A. 7. c., Sc
attic.
Philip D. Myers, U. s. N. r.,
1880 Eastern Ave-, Seattle. Hon
orable discharge.
Andrew Mass, France.
Victor Nelson, Camp Lewis.
Corp. Gus Nelson, S1st division,
France. Honorable discharge.
Ray Newly, asst pharmacist,
med. corps, aero squadron, Eng
land. Honorable discharge.
Alex. Newman. 2nd lieut., Ala
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Ia
coma. Honorable discharge.
Shelby C. Newman, list lieut.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Harold Parker, navy, Bremen
ton.
Holger Petersen, navy, u. $.
Destroyer Mckee, New York city.
John Peterson, artillery, Camp
Lewis.
Axel Peterson, navy. Honor.
able discharge.
Allan Peyser, navy, U, of w.
Harry Piatt, navy. Honorable
discharge.
Arthur II. Pixie, navy. Honor
able discharge. Portage.
Emmett Piukhan, France. Hon.
orable discharge. l4l4 Borean
Ave-, Seattle. care A. d. Cowan.
George Plancich, Camp Brown,
Texas.
Lucas Plancich, Camp Lewis.
Honorable discharge.
Chris. Plummer, Italy.
c. Potter. Portage.
Arthur II. Poultney, 10th Field
Co, Can. Eng, France.
Ed Purcell, navy.
Geo. Purcell. Camp Lewis.
Laurence Riehm. Camp Lewis.
Honorable discharge.
Elmer Ringdahl, Quartermaster
Corps, France.
Sidney Ringdahl, Co. NJ, 10th
INIT Honorable discharge.
Monte Robb.
Fred Robertson. France. Bur
ton.
Leslie Rodda, Fit. Wor,len. Hon
orable discharge.
Howard Rodda, navy, Bremen
ton. Honorable discharge.
John A. Runge, LIST Reg, U. S.
Eng, France.
Robert saekett, artillery, Brem-
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-06-12

Ross c. ANYWAY, marines, U. s.
S. Rochester.
j. A. Bailey, med corps.
Ernest Bailey, navy.
Ralph Bales, cavalry.
Seth II. Beach, France.
Claude Bibbins, signal corps,
3l6th Bat. Honorable discharge.
Adna Bibbins, LIST lieut., Co C,
10th Unfit, France. Honorable
discharge.
John Berry, artillery, France.
Honorable discharge.
Chas. Berry, N. CO. Training
Camp, Chicago. Honorable dis
charge
VIM. Berry, sentry shipyard,
Ballard. Honorable discharge.
Ross Bittinger, France.
Willis Blekkink, S. A. T. c., Sc
attic. Hon. discharge.
Marco Botich, France. Honor
able discharge.
Lloyd Boyington, mcr. marine.
John Brink, Bat. T., 2nd +. A.,
France. Honorable discharge
Geo. +. Bucknell, 65th Reg, C.
A. c., France.
Ray Butler, New York.
Bruce Butterworth, France.
John Bullock.
Burton Campbell, navy. Now en-
route to west coast of Africa.
Ray Campbell, Co. b., 10th
Supply Train, Cochem, Germany.
Carl Carlson, aviation corps,
San Diego.
Oscar Carlson, FIT. Flagler.
Russell Carly, n. T. s., Seattle.
Russell Cherry, spruce division,
Satsop, Ore. Honorable discharge.
Lynn S. Coe, sergeant, Co. NJ,
23rd Init, A. E. f. Honorable
discharge.
David Cook.
Clifford Corbin, navy, Bremen
ton.
Prvt. Albert f. Corbin, infrm-
airy, mis-. Diet, Camp Lewis.
Paul S. Coye, signal corps, Kel,
ley Field, Texas.
f. c. Cowley, serg., Co. F., III
Eng. Honorable discharge.
j. H. Cowley, clerk, Co. f., III
Eng. Honorable discharge.
Harry Crosby, Co. A.. both
Eng, France.
d. Danielson, navy. Died at sea.
Adolph Danielsen, Dockton.
Albert Banner, Ell Centre, Calf.
Honorable discharge
w. ID. Danner, NJ. G. c., 44th
Init, Camp Lewis. Honorable
discharge.
Carl Davis. Honorable dis
charge.
Francis &. Deery, Hdqrs. Troop,
End Army, A. P. o., 91S, A. E. f.
Carl Diemer, corp, Fl. Worden.
VIM. Duke, sub-chaser.
Clarence Duke, France.
bhl1 IL bhloil, NdIlp Lewis.
Honorable discharge.
DIR. Geo. H. Ensing, capt. R. A.
Med. Corps.
Chas. Etter, France.
Col Forbes, Burton.
Edwin c. Furbush, 23rd Eng,
France.
Edward L. Fleming, France.
Miss Alice Gerry, yeomanette,
Bremerton. Honorable discharge.
James Galley, marine corps,
Philippines.
William Garvin, navy, Pearl
narbor, Hawaii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
POSTAL REGULATIONS ARE
STILL IN EFFECT

Regardless of the fact that the hol-
idays are over and thousands of our
fighting boys have returned home, and
the ships are no longer crowded for
space in the shipment of arms or
other war ordnance to France, the
same postal regulations obtain as
ordered last fall.
The regulations are divided into
four classes. Packages cannot be
sent to members of the American Ex-
peditionary Force in France without a
written request from the soldier, ap-
proved by his regimental commander.
Even after the request has received
this formality, the package must not
exceed seven pounds. Packages may
be sent TO Red Cross and Salvation
Army workers, Knights of Columbus,
and Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries by follow
ing the same rules. Sailors may re-
ceive packages up to twenty pounds
without filing applications, and soldi-
ers in Siberia may receive packages
weighing even pounds or less without
petition.
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News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Feb. II, 1919.
Everett Sammons made n trip TO
Gunnison this week.
Mrs. Susan Cobbs is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. Sammons.
Mrs. Jack Jartiine, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Harry Dunn and c. Mendenhall were
over from the Lake Fork Sunday.
Ernest Bowers of Cathedral, passed
thru the valley on his way to Gunni-
son.
The Cochetopa forest ranger was
here Thursday taking up grazing per-
mits.
VIM. Sammons had a letter from
Roy Rice last week. His address is
Div. n. 39s Infantry.
Geo. Darter, of Lake Fork, who has
recently returned from camp in Van
couver, is in the valley.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Gray will be
sorry to hear Of recent attack of
appendicitis. Mrs. Gray expects to
go to Salida for an operation.
The Red Cross chapter met with
Mrs. A. d. Turner and Mrs. f. A.
McGregor Saturday. Meetings will
be held every two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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utHad!r req. IL.
Work every day at the mine so far
and lots of good coal being taken out,
Albert Wcbber and his brother Jim
my left here Monday for Grand juno
ton.
We had a heavy fall of SNOW here
Friday. and it has been showing some
every day this week.
Both Mrs. Mary Allison and Mrs.
Brewer have been on the sick list the
past week, but are now better.
A wedding took place at Gunnison
Wednesday, of last week, when Miss
Hattie Steele and Mr.. Ivan II. Keever
were married. The bride is the pref
ty daughter Of Mrs. Phil Pressler. The
groom is night engineer here. All
wish them long and happy life. A
crowd of young folks were busy with
tin pans and clubs that evening and
gave the young couple a noisy reccp,
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
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Tucsday, Feb.

Tuesday, Feb. IL.
Hugh Munson is home on 4 visit
from Pitkin where he has been team
ing.
Two parties of ranch folks went up
in slcighs Friday TO take in the dance
at Pitkin. They report u fine time.
Henry Lucas, who is leasing on the
old Volunteer division of the Carter
properties, is preparing to ship car
load of ore shortly.
We understand that the Carter
mine and mill will start up operations
about the first of April with good
force of men. Irving Rowser is
Waterman at the property.
Mrs. Bert Rogers has received a
wire from her son, Chas. n. Goodman
that he was in New York on his way
home from France. Chas has been
for almost two years now in the En-
gineers corps.
George Phillips and o. F. Werner
made n trip to the county scat Mon
day. The former has filed aon an ad-
ditional 160 acres of land adjoining
his present place below Ohio City
George is planning n new experimen,
in agriculture by planting his spuds
on a side hill plat where. when he
plows them out, they will roll to the
bottom of the gulch ready for ship
ment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
National Forest Timber Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the
District Forester, Denver, Colorado.
up to and including March 1, 1919,
for all the merchantable dead timber,
standing and down, and all the live
timber marked or designated for cut
ting. on an area embracing about
3,16O acres within Townships SO N,
erho1se Culch Unit, Gunnison Nation
al Forest, Colorado, estimated to be
6,515, 900 linear feet Of green and
dead lodgepese pine mine propa No
bid q leGs than re Per c fneax feet
will Be coasidered- Deposit with bid
$3O0,O0. Ths right to reject any and
all BIDS reserved Before bids are sub
mitted fan information concerning tie
timber. csaaftisas Of sale. and sub
missS1i q Ids ihould Be obtained
from IL 1bgsst Supervisor, Gunniss6,
First 1SS1luasa -. u, 1913.
Last ron1llhsd ~. -. 1913.
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News-Champion Correspondence


Tuesday, Feb. II.
Joe Galloway went to Montrose or
Friday TO have some dental work done
{. G. Cats, foreman a, the round
house, left Monday 10 spend his va
cation AT Long Beach and other calf,
Ornia points.
Stanley kansgan is quite Ill a;
the Mountain View ranch
Sergeant J. +. Linsoo,t went 20
AontrOse Friday to have some dental
work done.
Mrs. d. ". Richardson and son
Earl arrived from Gunnison Tuesday
and on Saturday left for Montrose &c
b. gone Indefinitely, visiting with her
brother and family.
The lineman from Gunnison vas in
town Monday and Tuesday, looking
over wire 3 Ibles.
Chas v, ii and father called on
Cimarron - is Tuesday. returning
TO lola that =, ening.
Born. to Sir. and Mrs. Tom W.
IOpless on Tuesday. a fine baby girl.
at Montrose. Mr.. Topless went down
% NontrOsc today TO make her ac-
quaintance.
Slides are coming down in the canon
nearly every day.
Joe Heard had the misfortune to
step on a nail Saturday, and Is unable
10 attend school
Little Eleanor Warren arrived from
Colona Sunday. and is attending
school here and making her home with
the Chas. Heard family where her
mother Is employed as housekeeper.
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Bill BERTHE and Mort Slate rode the
flyer to Gunnison Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Prosser was a Dem
ver-bound passenger on Saturday
evenings train.
Word comes from Herb Mcdonald,
at the Red Cross hospital in Salida,
that he is getting along fine and will
soon be home.
Jack Doyle has moved to Crooks
ton, where he can better attend to
his duties as stock foreman.
Jess Leonard saddled his favorite
horse and hit the trail for the De-
Yarman ranch Tuesday morning.
srhe committee of which Jess is a
member starts counting cattle there
Wednesday morning. This commit
tee will count about 5000 head OF
cattle which is no little job when each
herd has to be counted from the De
Yarman ranch to Crookston.
81 Nesbitt and Mr.. Conklin were
over from Ohio City on business last
Tuesday.
DR.. w. A. Knowles was up from
the Junction looking after his ranch
interests during the week.
A. E. Marlatt sold to Tom Noble
100 head of COWS and to Date Seott
80 head Of cows during the week
Mr.. Marlatt will ship the remainder
iof his herd md expects ts - inte
the sheep business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
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News-Champion Correspondence
Monday, Feb. 10
Engineer c. AKroIl is on the ouray
passenger run during Engineer Pitt
sers absence
Engineer Henry Knoll and Fireman
". G. Allen are in pool service.
Engineer J. r. Berryhill and Fire,
men IL +. Beauyais, T. F. Doyle, J
b. Haley are on the extra board
Conductor F. p. Mahoney, Fireman
y. Boyle and Engineer ". p. Pnos
are on work train out Of Montrose
Chester Treyarthen Is now on -.
Crested Butte run
Engineer c. II. Howard and Fire
man b. A. Lindquist are on the Gun
nison switch engine, and Engineer vi
FoSgruber and Fireman B. ID. Tyrer
are on the Crested Butte switch en-
gine.
Fireman o. J. Billings is on the C
& S. branch, and c. l. Braswell is or
the Crested Butte branch.
Maehinist NJ. C Thomas went tc
the Salida hospital Friday for ar
operation
f.. A. Wsirick returned TO Grand
Junction Sunday TO resume his old jot
n fireman on the 2nd division
J.aF. Darter writes from France
december 3ist, that he expects t6
leave for the United States shortly.
Fireman Weirick, who has beer
working out of Sargents for several
weeks, was home for short visl,
last week. and went TO Salida 10 work
out of there.
Firemen F. C. Wells, L. J. Smith
and r. r. Wright have been put on
the emergency list on account Of dull
business. Fireman Wells is visiting
his parents near Durango, and l.. J.
Smith is watching engines al the
round house.
L. G. Lawrence is working at the
round house in place of G. c. Linton,
who has gone on as clerk in the round
house office.
Engine watchmen are now on an
s-hour shift instead of ~ hours as
formerly.
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Nc"s-Ihainploh Iorrceponuence-
Tuesday, Feb. IL.
Merrill Langwell is helping Mr.. Ar
rington at his ranch.
George Grafton is visiting with his
mother, who resides in Hotchkiss.
Vim. Duran, forest ranger, has been
on the Lake Fork for several days.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn are in
Lake City, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Marcus Milu has returned to Lake
Fork from the Wkinnery ranch to re-
sumo his school work.
Miss kathryn Arlington has been
the guest OF Mrs. Chas. Whinnery for
the past few days.
Arthur johnson has returned TO the
Lake Fork from Washington, where
he has been busy helping Uncle Sam.
George Darter has returned from
Washington, where he has been en-
ployed by Uncle Sam in the spruce
division. He will remain at Mr..
Schecker's, on the Powderhorn. for
the balance Of the winter, feeding cat
tie.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
LAKE CITY SCHOOL
CHILDREN SUFFER FROM
EXCESS CAUTION

Silver World
In face of the action of the county
commissioners and the town council in
favor of opening the public schools,
backed, as it was by large majority
of parents signing petition in sup
port thereof, the Lake City school
board refused to allow the schools to
start last Monday, altho all the teach
ers were here and Principal Heath
was strongly in favor of starting.
President Williams, however, spoke
and voted consistently for opening the
schools.
If our public schools are to be kept
closed so long as there are cases of
influenza here and there thru the
county, the school board might just
as we'll decide on dispensing with the
schools for years to come, for SO
long as the influenza germs cannot be
isolated by the doctors, so long will
grippe-like colds be termed the ''flu."
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14

Of M and Mrs. Frank Dunn, Of Pow
derhorn, returned from the ID. & r
G. Hospital. a. Salida recently, where
she had an operation performed on
her foot She is doing nicely.
The Headlight is still in motion.
Joe England and Mr.. Cliff have taken
Out contract work sinking the shaft.
The Cliff family have moved 70
Spencer 30 that the children may at
tend school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14

Cyril Mcdowell came home from
France last Friday, about the first
of our Gunnison boys to get in from
overseas. Cyril was with the hospi-
tai corps, but worked right among
The big shells, and even saw the Hun
.irmtn blow up hospital back of the
Lines A bad heart had him in the hos
pital toward the last and leaves him
incal acitated rCr active work right
low.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14
I57th, ONE OF COLORADO'S OWN
SETS SAIL FOR HOME FEB. zoth

1t is reported that the One Hun
dred and Fifty-seventh infantry, made
up of Colorado National guard men,
will sail from Bordeaux on Feb. 20.
The cablegram made no mention Of
the date Of the sailing Of the rest Of
the Fortieth division, but it is believed
that the entire division may sail dur
ing the last week Of this month. This
is the first definite information re-
ceived as to the date Of embarkment,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-02-14

Mrs. Phoebe Walker received a wire
Sunday from her son, Richie Walker,
stating that he had arrived at Camp
Funston, and presumably is on his
way home. Richie has been at Camp
Lee, Virginia all winter suffering
from the effects of the Flu and pneu-
monia.