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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
TO BUILD RETAINING DAMS
FOR YOUNG TROUT

J. d. Jennings, game warden, in
forms ~ that the game and fish de-
psrtment 10 planning the introduction
Of retaining dams st points on, the
main streams where young trout are
distributed. These will be quiet and
protected waters, fenced on In such
manner that the little fellows can
grow undisturbed and find plenty Of
food Then, altar some months, when
nngsriings IN length, they will be let
into the main rivers.
There Il NO doubt . great deal Of
the loss Of young trout would Be
ayoided by such plan. and the
streams better stocked ~ . result.
In the higher creeks, beayer dams can
be utilized for this, but around the
Gunnison II would be necessary 70 use
some Of the sloughs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
NORMAL SCHOOL FINE ARTS
DEPARTMENT TO TAKE TRIP

Part Of the Gunnison Normal School
faculty will give q series of concerts
on the Western Slope In June. They
expect TO get dates for concerts in Pa
onia, Delta, Ouray, and Telluride.
The society will be composed Of
Miss Haseltine, contralto, the vocal
teacher; Miss Firebaugh, reader, the
dramatic instructor; Miss Trip, yio-
linist; and Miss Redding, piano accom-.
panist.
We al know from the fine entertain
ments which they have given US here
that these towns are getting quite q
treat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
MONTROSE PLANNING TO
STEAL 3. =. HEADQUARTERS
Action ef Neighber Net At All Ncixh.
besiy.--Wfll Be Resented.

At the meeting Of the Montrose
Chamber Of Commerce held there
Tuesday the secretary was instructed
to send the d. 4 R. G. company .ar
invitation to move the Offices Of tbs
division from Gunnison to Montrose.s
Also . committee was appointed to
boost the matter.
Looks ~ tho Mentrose men ars mp
to pretty SMALL business, don't you
think? We thot the new booster
spirit Of the Western Slope was ia
build by gctting additional buKinea
- H. &lepe, not BY tearing down
their neighbors. I.
These rumors have been rife be
fore. It's time for the Gunnison
Chamber Of Commerce to get busy
and stop that sort Of friendly rival.
~" There arc plenty Of things
Commercial organizations Of Western
Colorado can busy themselves nt
things in which they want Gunnisun's
assistance--without trying to dss.roy
their neishbors prosperity in the ac-
tivity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
TOWN REFRESHED AFTER
HOUSECLEANING YESTERDAY

aClean Up Day" was generally OBJ
served in Gunnison II one might judge
BY the busy scene ON Main street
yesterday morning, when dozens Of
business men were out raking mp the
streets and alleyA
In the residence districts also, vnty
GOOD work was done, although some
streets or portions Of streets as usual
were left rs eyesores to spoil IN other
wise spotless town.
One good feature, News Champion
observed that the town council na.ie
rood on its promise and furnished
plenty of teams to haul away the rub
bish. On SO many occasions folks
have raked the streets, only to have
the piles lie until the wind whipped
the trash again into tie four corners
Of our city.
uuSb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
oURAY TO HAVE
BIG FOURTH OF JULY

OurAy, Colorado, l. the first Of the
Western Slope towhs to announce q
Fourth Of July celebration. as per the
following dispatch received BY the
News-C Champion yesterday:
"At . meeting Of the Ouray Com
mercial Club held Wednesday night It
was decided to have . three-day lth
of July Victory Celebration. Il is
the intention Of the Committee to
make this the largest celebration ever
held on the Western Slope. Cslifor-
mia Frank win have his wild west
show and stampede. There will also
be . barbecue, fireworks, water fights,
ball games between the different
town. cf the Western Slope and plenty
Of a&hle35e sports. On account Of
0uray being an deal location anouR
TIE mountains II q expected thsf
thousands Of people from valley towns
viii take advantage cf the opportun-
ity to enjoy tie cool mountain 6reezes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
RDR[ST QUEEN
To START UP

c. ~ u6t56tsd, superintendent Of
the M46oll6o 1lines Co., which last
year tsSk ever he Forest Queen and
Ruby Kin6 nitnes ct Irwin, arrived
ye3terdny 70 commence operations for
the sum1nox Nh Bctsfcrd intends to
sink 6 "a 40 fset this summer
frcn ~ bottom u TIE old Queen
q . Iarsady down 80 -fset Of ~.
ter, and this should develop the fam
Gus Forest Queen under modern con-
'ti0ns Into into : frset producer. r., -.
Botsford, will be in charge Of opera
tions, and ten to twelve men will be
employed thru the season.
Supt. Botsford is also at the head Of
the mining operations Of the same
company ut Mogollon, New Mexico
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
COUNTIES NAY BUILD
MONARCH PASS ROAD

Tony Mcneil, county clerk Of Mon
tFose, was . ,TetuFning passenger on
$40 last weed, having been over In
terviewing tke SGtate Highway Com
mision about rod projects. on the
Western SIc1o. NJ. Mcneil states
4Ant tie cosnlf613on has been unable
- secure my bids o tie MpnarcA
pass construction, al contractors be-
fng afraid Of the labor md material
problems Of this summer. Other
state road projects are sinilari'- q.
1oyed.
Il = proposed thst Cunnison and
Cha4ee counties - together and NAH
: 3ofnt I'D "a t6e wosk IkeFe 4
&157000 avAilabae for IL 1lonareA
- posfiea 81 tie Rafnhow koutl
III, ,semmsr. and Il surely oueht q
~ used :
81 11onSll sta&ss tl,af ~ repssted -
Kiafioa u 4ooAoo 8or H. 1Cea.
1se Gmox1un - - - e1 -
- 1pr ~ ls1h CT
-, = s1Aefc1Y y 6l15S YnoDo6
- - - - - 1sGzis2 j -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
palmer FIRST IN ORAT0RY
EASTMAN THIRD IN ARGUMENT
We.tem Slope Athletic and Omtorical Nee,
in Montose Today. Start Of We'll For
Cunnison.

The match will not be arranged N
til the contestants land in Mont .rse
Frank Dean or Gerald lIaxelhursl
win be our representative in tn
Last Friday Q preliminary boxina
match WAS held Ut the fair grounds
Scobey and Dean boxed and Nichols
and Bennett. This was Just for prac.
tice bat it showed what xe could do.
Many Of the other boys have boeH
chosen who were the best in the othe,
athletic stunts. The following an
the boys who take part in the athlstis
division:
no Yard Dash:-Gerald Hazel
hurst, Bert Williams, Thomas hughes.
Shot Put-Leslie Cofer, William
Delo, Bert Williams, John Matthews.
$50 Yard Run-.Eari Nichols, Willis
Gillaspey.
Pole vault:-Gerald Haaelhur,t,
Tommy Nourse.
120-Yard High Hurdles:--cecil
Carroll, Wilmot Bennett. William
Delo, Hugh Palmer, Leslie Cofer,
Willis Gillaspey, John Matthew'S.
Discus Throw:-Leslie Cofer, Willis
Gillaspey, John Matthews.
Running High Jump:-Wilmot Ben
net, William Delo. Bert Williams, John
Matthews.
2S0-Yard DASH Gerald Hamlhurst
Bert williams, John Matthews, Thom-
as Hughes.
Javelin Throw:-Leslie Cofer, VIII
liz Gillaspey, John Matthews.
Mile Run:-Eari Nichols. Willis
Gillaspey.
230-Yard Low Hurdles Cecil Car
roll, Wilmot Bennett.
Running Broad Jump:--Bert VII
lams, George Eastman, Hugh Pal
mer.
AAO-Yard Dash:-Gsrald HaxeihurBt
Eaa Ni6helA willis 0illaapey. :.
Relay Race:-Cerald. Haxelhurst,
Bert Williams. Thomas Hughes, cecil
Carroll, Leslie Cofer.
Many Of the students went down "a
yell for them, thus helping them keep
the cups which we won last year
We have had two yell practices and
we all know the yells will help great
deal. Encouragement always helps
anybody.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
| MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
Is BEING ARRANGED
Parade which Exceeds Last Year
viii Start st Nine O'eleek Be
Ready Promptly.

The committee on Memorial Day
celebration consisting Of H. H. Fogg,
C. E. Florer. and Nesdames Osborne,
Zugelder, Lambdin and Mullins have
adopted preliminary outline Of the
program for Memorial Day, which
comes May 30, or next week Friday.
The parade will start at nine sharp,
from the Court House yard. The G.
A. r. veterans will lead the way, fol-
lowed in order by the Flag md Re
lief Corps ladies, the d. \. r, II
boys IN Khaki, bsnd, Rel Csqss werlE.
Marching north to Georeia Neiiue
the parade will circle to Gain stres(
and step TO the waiting automobiles,
The program at the cemetery is ar
ranged a. follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
Adjourned League Of Nations Meetinl

AdJourned League of Natt0ns Meetfh1
The mass meeting Of citizens held
to discuss . League Of Nations organ
ixation was not largely attended Tues
day night, and those present decided
to adjourn and have more widely
advertised ssthering in ten days ol
two weeks. Il b proposed to al
Dean Quigiey to- give ~ his opinion d
the League and to speak ct that time
On what be saw of the war.
This meeting viii probably be held
ut the Community church. Ex-pres.
ident Taft II the head of the organise
tion Il II planned 70 start here ~ well
q in every other county cf the nation
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
Tsvn Ls9s CAaaslne Handa.

Martin Tsyek Of Crested Buttes =
eently pufehaDed Of Mn. Eva Nc
Knight, lots 26, 26, ard the vest 125k
feet Of lot "a, block - jn Crested
Butte, paying 500 for same.
F. G. Zugelder has purchased from
the ]. b. Glass estate lots - TO ~,
block ~ IN Gill's addition TO Gunni-
son and lots Is, IL, in block z, Kel-
ley's, al for 500.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Operations at the Searchlight tun-
mel On the Cebolla having been sus-
pended for the present, Millard Fem
nington and Fred Hay returned Fri
day and are making preparations to
60 to Irwin as soon rs the roads clear.
They vii operate the Square mine for
Boston parties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Ths county roed eeag Eaa1Eing up
0hio creek ~ . hsres Hnne witk ths
Biebel lane, the mud Of which ap-
peared bottomless this season. How
ever, II h now RrePeriy repaired and
erading extended sboul to the Hide
SPOTS are being smoothed on to Bald
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Excitement has been great in the
High School the last few days. All
who were planning to take part in the
Annual Western Slope Athletic and
Oratorical meet have been getting
ready for the big event OF course,
the students in dramatics and the
athletes have been practicing for .
long time, but unusually hard work
has been done this week.
The contestants in the oratorical
meet have all taken their turn In en-
tertaining at chapel to get in practice
for Montrose.
The following are the. contestants
who left ThursdAy:
Humorous Defamation. Esther Ar
terberry.
Dramatic Defamation. Leah Hart
man.
Oratorical Defamation. Esther VIII
liAms.
Original Grafton, Hugh Palmer.
Argument, George Eastman.
Miss BorlAnd, their coach, Irene
Wilson, Suzanne Stevenson, and Ena
Miller accompanied them.
The boys in the meet are going "a
win we hope and bring the cup back
to Cunnison as they did last year
They carried the banner covering one
nide of the coach into Montrooe-thAt
II, they starte1 81 from heFe With 4
It is not ceYtain whether boxing
contest will take place or not, never
theless, Gunnison High School has
challenged every school. Telluride
accepted our challenge, but Wednes.
wire sayi9g that the boxer had gotten
scold feet" and would not box. Grand
Junction has also written = conditional
acceptance, but probably she'll do thu
same rs Tulleride.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
win Get Car Of INT.

Our county commissioners have de-
cided to 20 in Nth Montrose, Ouray
and San Miguel counties and secure .
car Of the T. N. T. while the war stock
is being distributed free. Gunnison'a
share will be two and . half tons. A
this will be enough to blow quite hole
in the atmosphere, Road Commission
er Wiley il hunting . safe place to
store the explosive. II is proposed
to use It first in blasting of some Of
the cliffs along the Rainbow route =
few miles below town in the Gunnison
canon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
SOME ITEMS ABOUT ROADS
AND Road BUILDING

Blue mesA il yeported in very seod
condition now, better . krent deal
than the road over Cerro summit.
Mantrose folks howl at Cunnison for
~ opening IT, n.eaa eesly. I'D nsw
- can grswI q tAsM Abcue &quAw
Hll hsing yuqgh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

The stores will be asked to close
until IL o'clock.
The committee plans to have every
returned soldier Of the county that can
be mustered in the parade. They
wish especially to emphasize the hour
Of starting rs nine. sharp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
Dean QU|c[EV
COMES HOME

Deap QnioIsy has rsfurnsi frpa
Fxalee. II II ~ ely ds1h9 abouk
what ~ peeD1e II CGneissa thsuG1E
Il hins & was dispelled by NJ reeoD-
tioa q tAs traih 6uDdny. n beys
It tie efocAoo1 WeTo there. rnoay 70 IS
tie flFst - sha1Is hands witk hin.
A. H. d.an appeared, . yell aross
that shook tie zone above.
~RAal RAHi RAHl Dean Quig-
1eyl Who's Quig2eyi
When be stepped from the train h
was almost smothered in the welcon,-
ing mob that hastened to shake hands
with him. Apparently, he was Is
glad to zee us - we were to see him.
He said that the welcome had increas-
ed, II anything could have increased
his joy, at getting home.
He spoke briefly in chapel Monday
morning. Evidently he had been bonn
barded win the usual requests about
impressions Of France fthe three
questions" he said (which are al
ways asked . man from over seas
How do you like France 2 Are you
glad 70 get home ? and How about
this graft Of the Y. N. C. A.?' The
last question I shall let answer itself:
! am one Of the grafters, and am
too modest to speak about myself.
The second question and the third
question can be answered together
France Is . fine country-for French
men-tut America for me. loud APP
plause.)
"Mindr went on the dean, II do not
intend this q . reflection upon the
French people. and right here want
to say something. The boys who
are coming back have been unfavor-
ably impressed with the French sol
diers and the French women. Now,
they have said things about them.
What they have said II true. But
must remind you that the soldiers
have had very little opportunity 10
zee the best Of the French army. The
reason Il simple: the best are all
"under the crosses" As for the French
women-there II . custom IN FSznop
that every time there = = dsa&6 &
tla taui1y, TIE 6stelSe4 nkSee5I, n1x3
case you can underst1 ND Why u
soldiers have seen few Of the best
French women"
Dean Quigley remained in Gunni.
son only two days, leaving Wednes-
day for Oregon to visit his mother,
He WIl neturH in n c0rule Of WQnka tu
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
FISHING sEASON OPENS
SUNDAY, NAY Is,

: OUNUA1p MAI -
All the ardent Ashermen are setting
their togs ready for TIE grand tfy-outa
which comes sunday, Hay ~ ~
ecuree the winter may be high ana
muddy, but present indicatiens ayo
for the finest lind Of weatAer ekd
Willia 1GeLAuGhli - lanaiIys -.
peet to - up 70 Gokh3e - stay 1las
snmnnes. startling teday.
II ---ssssa44--
q. u ~ - - n:
- No - NJ
1lsl -; llas liIiIs - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
REPORT WOMAN's VICTORY
LOAN COMMITTEE

The record Of the Woman's Victory
Loan Committee has changed from
activity to history--a history Of which
every worker may justly be proud.
That So, 900 or nearly 20 per cent Of
the entire quota for the county should
have been subscribed by women in .
county where there Is no woman's
payroll speaks for itself - to the
stick-to-itiveness and the patriotism,
as well O. the business sagacity Of the
women. The returns show that bonds
amounting to ~, 200 were subscribed
BY the women through the workers
while $12,26O were subscribed by
women through the banks Of the
county. The following are tie dis
tricts and the Lieutenants, together
with the amount subscribed:
Cunnisos. Mrs. 8. r. Spenc-
Ter, Lieutenant ------------1 120S6O
Cunningham, Mrs. Geo. An
defson, Lieutenant --------- l15O
Fsirview, Mrs.. Veta Easter
ly, Lieutenant ------.---- $50
Paragon. Hrh Ed. Wiley,
L1eutenAnt ------ ------ 100
White Pine, Mrs. Anna Nc
Aahon, Lieutenant ----- 1850
Doyleville, Miss Besie Gib-
bons, Lieutenant -------- $50
Pitirin, Nn. John Schuttler,
Lieutenant -------- ----- 26O0
Crested Butte, Nrs. Victor
Benson, Licutsnant ---- $50
Jacks Cabin, Nrs. J. r
Spann. Lieutenant -------- $50
Pariin, Miss Hs1en Deering,
Lae9tenanS ------o -----4 eb9
LieutenAnt ------ $50
Baldwin, Nrs. r. s. n,
Lieutenant ----- -~. i1OO
Ohio City, Mn. r. A. Ilt4le,
Lieutenant - 40
Sapinero, Mrs.. Chas: TINT,
Iieutenant -- $50
rOwdslhorn, Hrs. r q. 1fe-
Gregor, Lieutenant 3fo
So4erset Mls. Roy Ham
mpnd, Lieotsannt ------ a6n
lela, MsA xake Rsias, Lisu-
Hnla11. m Hairy d
sshssslbsa tksss 49, l11le
= :
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

r. A. Little was in town from his
ranch on Quartz creek Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

In the Western Slope Athletic and
Oratorical tournament at Aontrose
this morning. Hugh Palmer Of the G.
C. H. S. won first in the contest with
original orations.
Last evening Was held Tie contest
ii argument. George p. Eastman
got third place. first going to . Mon
trose boy and second to Grand juno
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
Rseeives Wsed e Deuehtes's Destk

neeeives Wsed q psushte<is Desth
Mr.. and Nm. G. ". Artefbesf5
weD ea1led p Cogydon, Iowa, last HI.
day evening ~ . wire anno1ncing II
death d their daughter, Nm. Al
Deeta Ray AEtegSoETy thefr IN,
nDet his pafeafs u Deavef md WeaE -
~ 4OW1 With 6em. Mn. 0otto soon-
~ yfee4ay ysu ~ ~ befozU =
~ + =: - tIsir -,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23
Thsnas Msse Nstisasl Delegate

| Alex A. Thomas, Who for many
years has been the able county -
sessor Of our district, has been hon
ored by Governor Shoup with the y.
pointment - one Of tie state dele
Gntes to TIE National Tag Association
meeting 70 be hGld n Chicago, June
9Th. NJ. Thomas win probably IT
tend tie me6tin9.
He = one ef the best posted men b
ECo1ofado a tie Gnbjeet, both from
long experience and study Of the MT
ter. The governor has selected I
good deleCate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-23

Program at Cemetery
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-18
RIENyILLE PARISH MAY OBTAIN
100000 FOR ROADS THIS YEAR

Among those from Bienville parish TO,
hear State Highway Engineer, Duncan
9uie at good roads meeting held at
Minden, Tuesday, wcre O. e. Thomas
,ol s. p. Stewart, of Ringsold, W. {.
Campbell of Bicnville, II. L. Colon
I Gibsland, d. NJ. White of Sparta,
r. J. Woods of Alberta, and ]. s. Will
liams and A. i. Crowson Of Arcadia,
After the speaking these gentlemen had
conference with Mr.. Buie in con.
nection with making application for
state aid for road building. The con-
ference resulted in the selection Of one
cast and west road parallel with the
Nv. S. 4 ?. Ry. to be part or the
Dixie-Overland highway, and one
north and south road, beginning at the
Claiborne parish line, leading through
Arcadia, Bienville, Sparta, Ringsolo
TO Burnham Ferry. on which ROADS
state aid could be procured. Mr.. Butt
urged the immediate survey OF the pro
posed roads in order that our appllca
, tjon for state aid might be filed before
Jan. 1st. in order to get the SlOO'0oo0
o state funds to which we are entitled
for this year. We understand tina
6 Iimmeliate steps will be taken to hay
!. the survey made.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-18
The
ftitical Mans
Hat

Byou illiu ~ 40. "
.itsd in hats, it may be
',,use you have no
,als Of judging the e; TN,
'aaIl, headveaf offered
Ibat's why we find 50
.,py people turning 10
,tsorls. They are cer-
1inill advance of assured
asity and metropolitan
le. :,
Look over our new ran
|.tsolls. We have a
Il. selection of both Der
Il, and Soft Hats.
Many Of our well.
Missed customers select
pair Derby and Soft
Istarl excellent com
Ination for all occasion
The Stetsoa Quality
Mari is in every Stessor
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-18
Brooke & Griigsby
OIL LEASES
Room 6 Tooke Bldg. Ehone W


The Alumni Association, whose pfesl-
dent the past year is Miss Luda Aeyn
o,ds gave their annual picnic last Fri
day evening at the Byrd pond This
picnie is usually held the last OF Aug.
Int if it was just little late Thu
year, it was not noticed on account OF
the Joy Of the occasion. The happy
members Of the Alumni Association ant
their guest motored out to the pic
turesque spot, and some enjoyed swim
ming; Others spent the time in the way
that suited best. Absolute informally
created an atmosphere that appealed t(
all. A big camp fire was built, TIN
Young folks sat around, told stories
sang camp songs to the accompaniment
Of the guitar, ukalale and banjo. Las
: on the program, but not least, was tn
; spread" Of good "eats,' which wa
thoroughly enjoyed by all, Principe
Wagner, Misses Middleton, Cowley an
Bond were the teachers who honore
). the occasion as guests. Misses Glad.
9 Conper and Inez Baker, members Of Il
y association, were also present 9th
. guests present were Mr.. Y. G, Pipe
4 Mrs, d. II. Brown; Messrs Tom Bake
IS Of the L. $. N, borris Wimberly al
: Elmer Davies, Miss Addie Houston.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-18
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
is SKIN WITENER
How to make a creamy beauty lotior
for a few cents

The Juice of two fresh lemons strain
ed into a boti containing three ounces
Of orchard white ma ..es a whole quart
er pint Of the most remarkable lemon
skin beautifier at about the cost one
must pay for a small jar Of the ordi
nary cold creams. Care should be taken
to strain the lemon juice through a
fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in,
then this lotion will keep fresh fol
months. Every woman knows that
lemon juice is used to. bleach and re
move such blemishes as freckles, sal
lowness and tan and is the ideal ski
softener, whitener and beautifier.
Just try it: Get three ounces 0
orchard white at any drug store an
1.-Two lemons from the grocer and max
. up quayter pint Of this sweetly frs
,lgrant lemon lotion and massage It dali
Into ire iace, neck arms and bands
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-09-18
CHANGE YOUR MIND

If YOU brag that, after you nave
made up your mind, you never chahse
it, YOU boast that you are STANDING
still.
Things are happening VITA rush
in the world these days. Forces lcns
invisible are becoming visible. lnstl
tutions are being shaken. we NAVE
seen. for example, the fall OF the mon
archistic idea after centuries OF I'LL
challenged power
If you judge people by first III
wessions, you convict yourself OF nav
iny an idea proof brain.
Welcome the new idea, whoever pre-
sents it to YOU Check it up with you
old ideas and with your experience all
knowledge.
Don't be afraid to say to the othe
fellow. you're right; I'm wrong. :
[ Shreveport Times.