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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
katherine NODDED Assent

training the myrtle at the base Of the
old rock pedestal that held the sun
dial.
Very few suitors had ever passed
up the winding path, There was
something frosty In the air at the
Fenways': something that nipped ro-
hnnce in the bud. 80 Rodney Al
Ian expressed II, the nrst and only
time he ever asked Katherine to mar
ry him:
"Shs thinks there's Q, Fenway With
wings right beside St. Peter. "a like
to ses the pride taken out Of her. all
rights
but Kathsrins went serenely on
through her 'twenties : without ap-
parently regretting her position a. the
prize maiden lady Of the little Maine
town. She had plenty Of money, an
assured position. and all the old doc
tor left her. Life had run In serene
channels until tie war 6ame reached
America. Rodney had orsanissd the
[ nrst' volunteer company that went
down the coast. She heard he was
captain. and his sisters smiled 1t
her In church in sort Of triumphant
way for having missed such chance.
He was In the hall tonight, decorat-
I ed and handsome, with one Of the
Haisey girls beside him. Evelyn. the
prsttIest one. Katherine heard some
one say they were, engaged, and sud
denly she realized that m Of tho
girls and friends OF her own girihood
had some special soldier to welcome
and cling to. Her straight, dark
brows drew together slightly. and
she drew her fur cloak closer around
her. It was chilly ID the back Of the
hall. She heard 4 window close two
seats behind her. and glanced back
to see yho had noticed her discom-
fort.
He was 4 stranger to her. tall.
deeply tanned western type Of man.
with service bars on his sleeve. La
ter. a. the meeting broke up. she
noticed be walked with = limp. and
appeared to know nobody there.
Their eye met again, her1 WITH !
quick questioning Of her duty to him.
~ the other members Of the com
mtttee speedily gathsred up their
guest units among the boys and went
home.
sTIl ssnd ycsr IN Hass home 10
rnoFrow, K9fha1ne." 1lrx Hampton
eAtlea = ~ vest osk NJ under the
E roe1q k6skekine knSv there uns ne
ceo6tet An - Nd dons vas %.
fetlfG6 N 1aQ m noGa9 ~ ,thS'
- tuzI11 uith ~.
{ d. - = ~ elRa6Glr ~ tov1l<
- ~ 16une ~ d1nner witA, ~.
1lartaS eyeS spsned widely whea
- ~ - p - n sxtra plees Tor
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

~S-{UIZ16
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office ut Montrose, Colo.
May 8, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jesse
w. Powell, of Gunnison, Colorado, who
On June ,Sth, 1914, made Desert LSnd
Entry, No. 08276, for Sk Mex, See.
II; Up. 50 N. Rg. I E. Lot 2, SEX
NWk, Section z, Township son,
Range 2E N.N.P. Meridian, has hled
notice Of intention to make final desert
land Proof, 70 establish claim to tie
land above described, before q. r.
Nourse, y. 8. Commissioner, ct lGun-
nison, Colorado, on the IL day Of June,
1919. sd
Claimant names q witnesses:
Chas. L. Wilbur, Oscar Milford, B,
Porter yantuyl, Louis Rouviere, III Of
Gunnison, Colorado. .s
Source Of water-supply--Powe
Non coal
o. C. SKINNER, Register.
Eirst publication, Nay 8, 1919
Last publication, June IS, 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
why THAT LAME BACK !?

That morning lameness- those sharp
pains when bending Or lifting, malks
work burden and rest impossible.
Don't be Handicapped by bad baek-
lsok 70 your Kidneys. You win nals
no mistake BY following this Mcnt-
rose residsut's example.
A. G. Freeman. farmsr. 10e g. Elrae
st., Nontross. Colo, says: X saRtss1
3 long time witl kidney and b,a11or
txuuble. I hAd No euntxol ovaY NJ ~
neys and my back was lama 0uI1s
Kidney Pills quickly re1iGyo1 -
When 1 was b III mountn1a Z t6ok
some DooA,s K3dney Pms ~ -
ard ] mqW thy hept ~ AGn: -
hg ln5d ups Tor eveRy - ! ~ -
heek beeoai9g lanps ! - 49G1S
g 8 :: 8 3 .'';: s;'' =: !: ! :: !
s; ): Sd;
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
KEEPING FOOD IN SUMMER
WITHOUT ICE
Three Methods by Which Tempera.
ture Of Sfnrps Nav Ra Kent me-

Three Methods by Which Tempers.
ture Of Stores May Be Kept Low
"One can get along without ice in
hot weather very nicely If one Of the
following arrangements can be util-
ized." says Nellie n. Killgore, Of the
Colorado Agricultural College:
Cement Cold Shaft.-A ventilated
cement shaft extending from the
Kitchen thru the basement and six
feet below the basement floor. Com
tains dumb waiter for food storage,
which can easily be pulled to work
table level when needed, and lowered
later. This keeps milk, butter. ETC.,
cool enough for practical purposes.
It is best to build the shaft in a
house is being constructed.
Ventilated Cupboard.-WhAre the
weather is moderate, as in the noun
tains, tall cupboard on the cool,
shady side of the house with q screen
ed opening at top and bottom with
free air circulation thru shelves, will
serve the purpose.
"lceless Refrigerator are
varied in construction but all use the
principle Of lowered Temperature
caused by the evaporation Of water.
In this box or wire frame having
shelves and q door, is covered with
canvas, burlap or carpet and placed
in Q current Of air. It may stand In
. shallow pan Of water, and should
have q pan or can of water on top,
and strips Of cloth reaching into It
and connecting with box covering, or
the can may have q slow leak which
will saturate the box cover. By the
evaporation Of water the temperature
Of the box is sufficiently cool for food
storage. Specifications for the con-
struction Of one Of these boxes can be
had from the Extension Service Of
the Colorado Agricultural College,"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
a
Service Guest
00
- tsoe.A poaassrm

(cs0ySiGht DlS. ~ shs Mcclure Wevo-
~ oysaleassl
-And I would like to suggest hight
now. while we are assembled here TO
honor our beave boys just returned
from the front" Mn. Hampton paus-
ed to give full emphasis to her next
words. that We each one take one o.
more home eth M to dinner.
Katherine heard. but made no sign
Of acqulescence. She had been ON the
CItiEenf league committee Of vel
come and bad worked for two weeks
on the program for entertainmeat.
bat this was bringing the question Of
patriotism straight Into the privacy
Of her ewn home and she objected.
In happened to be . particularly cozy
home where she had lived since the
death Of her father. Doctor Fenway.
With Maria Tupper ~ housekeeper.
Nobody In North Waldo ever spoke
Of Maria ~ . servant. although her
life had been devoted to service In
the doctors family.
The house stood well back from the
sidewalk on upper Main street; q
large. old-fashioned house. with o GU
pcla on top and . wide piazza sur
rounding three sides Of its lower
floor. The garden was withered and
brown now, with patches Of snow in
the deep hoIlows around flower beds
and shrubbery. but In the spring and
summer II was glory to the eye Of
the passerby.
And to old-time residents Rather
Inc seemed a part OF the garden. some
how; 30 many seasons had found her
there. working here and there over
the ANIMALS and perenninIs. and
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
sls,esry :, e,,atln,o,.

The art of akating was invented by
the Dutch. and was popular in Holland
centuries before II spread to England
and France. Ths first blade-skates
used IN England were introduced from
Holland about 1850. and are drst men
toned in . diary bearing this date,
January 20. 1851. Prior TO ths uss e
skates by ths Dutch. sort oe skate
made Of tie bonss Il animals vas used
n H. northern peoplea. dating haek
q peehlstoeie ti4ess 4ey1eal efSeh1ne
Defl5,tive 6ons 1katGe hass be61 foun6
= - narshy ot11s neax E5sndoa. and
~ btVpefvs1 Il ~ 11ll15h mnGsun.
II peelo1 when akNtlpes = h =
k.eun nsWs l9nted = sI5Sln6l4 =
~ kneNn = h3stfsianss N ~ ~ 4;
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
mNt04lm.!.el! noaA<

: ale.1ls.R - -. - - :
: :
H. Knrseis. Mn. In L asnGs,
CEsstsd DueoD; z ,. vaagn, D..
vie; CAaa. Newbsrg. AImsut; q -.
lGeCey, France; "A. L, Wa4eEnaa
Hawarden, Iowa; o. r. Nigre, Ttfn5-
dad; Phillip Pressler. Baldwin; C. 7.
Hurst. o. r CLARK. NrA C. Rsavisss.
Frank Stull. n. Quinn. H. 8. Crssks,
Gunnison; r. w. Mcdonald. lGssarsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
IMPORTANT. LINK IN HIGHWAY
CHAIN SOON TO BE SURVEYED
Paonian:-

Paonian:-
Still another important highway is
in prospect for the North Fork valley,
according to the report Of the Forest
ry Department. The Forest Service
has ordered n survey to be made this
summer for q twelve-foot automobile
road from Buxzard creek, on the
Grand Valley side Of the watershed,
to the West Muddy ranger station.
This will eventually have its outlet on
the Redstone state highway from
Somerset over to Marble and will
form an important connecting link in
the chain Of better roads, particularly
as It opens hitherto comparatively
inaccessible territory. Indeed, when
this road is complete the motorist may
utilize it in any one Of half q dozen
delightful one-day drives, such as the
circle trip by way Of Glenwood
Springs, one by Grand Mesa, or one
by Grand Junction and Delta. How
soon construction will begin is not
stated. but the needs of the Forest
Service renders it probable that no
time will be lost in entering upon the
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13

Lester Evans, the small son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Evans, of Doyle
vile, met with quite serious acci-
dent last week when in sliding down a
flag pole, he tore loose the muscles Of
his forearm. He was Immediately
brought to Gunnison to receive medi-
cal treatment,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13

~ hssr. KasAsriss bsonn - - -
esef'csoeeasasnsas Isaving - - -
IT q ~ fhtA9S Daaes - ~ e
- Ovsgsaness at ~ nFuak - ~
~ - q ~ henDeon1 - ~ oomo
a9oA IN ~ l1nano ~ boanaaD
- ~ ftssadB ansag thsa.
4Aer1o - 60 GzDoef1ng - -.
eapy.. - ad1sl ny pss0lo ~ q
60. ezcepting . sastr - = -
And then. hov II happsssd ~
never knew. but Hatherins nv hin
grow teqPs and white. and Maria
helped hef nft him to he couch h
tie Doctors Cd room next the study.
Shell shock and overexertion. young
Doctor Norton's verdict was. He
must rest and be checred up before
- tried to 60 on farther.
II the days that followed the full
Ssssoa oe var came home to Kath-
crime - Il had never before done.
Csad u white. she took her place a.
ne nurse. and fought to bring him
hack to the normal. He wss Bob Lor-
iDer. she feund cat pothins nore. but
q the end q slx week1, Vnen hs vas
able 70 have breakfast In tie littJo
- parior Oh the dining room, shs
fs(t - u be had always been . part
q her homa.
= supposs Il didn't mean anything
p you. Miss Fenway. that might" !" be
vas telling her: you just did your
duty BY . strange soldier. but to me
It was handing me back my faith In
human nature I'd said all the time
since We landed. nobody cared except
ing those who really belonged to you.
don't you know. and I hadn't soul.
I don't see how you'll ever get rid Of
me now"
She was pouring his coffee. and met
his eyes for one swift second as their
hands touched in passing cups. but the
undercurrent Of appeal In his words
sent the color to her face. dellcately.
Maria was singing gospel hymns out
in the buttery and Cheer Up. the
canary overhead. was trying wildly
to keep up with her. The sunlight
poured through the south windows on
rows Of Towering plants and the pink
and white china.
1T will be very lonely without you,"
she said, softly. you've made me
feel as II had been given the oppor-
tunity to realize q little Of what serv-
ice meant In having you here"
"And nothing more" he urged.
sWould you just as soon have taken
In one Of the others instead Of mel
I've liked to think that right from the
i1rst time we looked at each other you
meant to ask me-"
His hands had closed over hers and
Katherine fen . relaxing of III the
old prejudlces ~ she looked at him
iaughingly.
'Oh, dear Bob. I've grown accus-
toned to you here. and I don't know
whether want you to 60 away or not.
It's Just like taking the camel in your
tent. isn't 1T Marie said the first day
she saw your pipe on the mantel. you'd
stay right along and now I'd miss Il
terribly"
Bob took out his record card which
the doctor had filled out daily. He
pointed to one line on II, "Quartered
Indefinitely" 1t said.
''Can l stayf" he asked. Marfs's
singing came nearer along the hall.
and Katherine merely laid her finger
ON her lips and nodded assent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
Do veur Own rhInkrns.

Xou can't become q man Of mara,
man Of real achievement. ~ long %
you are but an echo OF other people.
You can't possibly progress as yoa
should In your chosen life work. Fog
the highest success demands vigorous,
alert. independent thinking. And your
thinking is the opposite Of this. ns 70
vealed by your blind, uncritlcal assim.
ilation Of other peoples ideas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
Stimulate Retail Sales
ADVERTISE
U.S.. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

NEVER before has the American public had the
- money to spend which it.has today.
The merchant OF manufacturer who sits back and
waits for this money to come to him without making
any effort to get It will awaken when it IS too late
He will then realize that his more aggressive com
petitof has been on the job and has taken advantage
Of the strongest sales weapon known 70 industry.
namely, advertising.
Don't wait for things to come your way without
doing anything to help them along.
Advertise increase your advertising. Use the
newspapers to tell your story. Multiply the value
Of your safes talk thousand fold and more. Develop
that great potential market which is ready and
willing yes, eager to buy the things you have to
sell but does not know that you have them.
To stimulate business surely. quickly. and econom-
ically-Adye1tse now.
us. DEPARTMENT or LABOR
W. B WILSON. Secretary
aocn y. MlsoN Dbsew c.l i..a,a = Iissss Sss,s s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
rIeasant Old Aee.

What blessings are these-fhaf -
soul having served i:s time. - -
speak. In the campaigns Of desire snd
ambition. rivalry and hatred. and all
the passions. should live In III ON
thoughts and, as the expression soea,
mould dwell apart. Indeed, II II has
IN store any Of what l may call ~
6ood Of study and philosophy. nothing
enn be pleasanter than an old age g
1eisure.-Exchange.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SeriaI No O13389

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Novem-
Der IL, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that j.
Herman Dishinger OF Lenihi, Lemhi
county, Idaho, who, on June IT, 1918,
made Homestead Entry, No. 0133S9,
for tract Of 1894 acres within the
Salmon National Forest, in sections
10, 16, 81. %, surveyed township IL
north, range 20 e., Boise Meridian,
embraced in Homestead Entry Survey
No 619. List No. 4-10S6, more partic-
ularly described by metes and bounds
as follows.
Beginning at Corner No. 1, from
whence the section corner OF Sec
lions Is, 16, II. %. lies s. 67' So w.
5.26 chains. thence N. AS 1S' +. 17.75
chains to corner No. Q; thence N. As
So W. 4.93 chains to corner No. g.;
thence 8. 43' 40 w. 6.36 chains to
corner No. 4; thence N. 4Oo 81 w.
14.72 chains to corner No. s; thence
N. 40' 2T w. 39.40 chains to cor. No g.:
thence 8. So 90 w. 20.43 chs. to cor.
No. z; thence s. 30o AS f.. 52.36
chains to corner No. 8: theice s. go
AZ 4. 11.25 chains to corner No. g.;
thence N. 54' Il. 13.79 chains to cor
ner No. 10: thence 64' Z. 266 chains
to corner No. H. thence N. 54o e.
1885 chains to corner No l, the place
OF beginning has fled notice of in
tention to make final three year
proof to. establish claim to the land
above described before. Allen c. Mer-
rift, Y. s. Commissioner, at Salmon,
Idaho. on the End day OF January,
1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William Oltmer, Frank Andrus, Lon
Grfggs and Frederick Bolts, all of
Lemhi, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
Nov 2t--Dec %
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Greatly Benefited by chambsriain's
Tablets.

n am thankful for the good have
received b. using Chamberiain's Tab.
let's About Two years ago when |
began taking them was suffering
u great deal from distress after eat.
Ing. and from headache and tired.
ianxuid feeling due 10 indigestion and
u torpid liver Chambcrlain's Tablets
corrected these disorders In short
time. and since taking TWO bottles Of
them my health has been good. "
writes Mrs. NJ. r. Harwood. Auburn.
n, Y. For sale By u. G.. Hettinger.
Salmon Druggist Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-21

There 10 mere catarrh In this section
~ tbs country than al ether diseases
put toasshss. And for pears u vas sup
local remedies. and ~ constantly failing
% cure with local treatment. pronounced
u inesraeis. CAtAssh u . local das<ass.
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditscns and therefore requires ccnstiiu.
uenAi treatment. Halls cAtarrh Aedi-
cine. manufactured BY y ,. Cheney .
Co. Toisdo. Ohio. 10 . constitutional
remedy. 10 taken Internally and acts
thru the hlcod ON the Mucous surfaces
cf the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
wnfd 10 offered for any ease that Hairs
Caisrrh Mciieins fails 20 cure. oend for
circulars ami tsssimeniAls
" J. CHENEY q CO. Telsdo. oAiN
Sod By psas9tsts. Tse
Halls Family fatis for eonssipasioa.
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LEADORE AND UPPER IEMHI

The Poet writes OF the Leadore girl
With dancing feet and sunny curl,
And says the charming little miss
Without a word receives her kiss.
Now who ever heard OF Leadore
miss
Trying TO talk and spelling q kiss?
They don't do that where the Lemhi
flows,
Nor anywhere. else as any one
knows
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IMPOSSIBLE. SAYS CAREY;
GOES AND DOES IT


Harry Carey. the Universal star,
has registered another triumph In the
role OF 'Kaintuck" Cass, regular
Hillhilly OF the backwoods of the
State noted for It's blue grass and it's
beautiful women. In essaying the
role OF "kaintuck." Carey declared
that he though II impossible 10 have
man OF innate refinement visualize
an uneducated lgnoramus That IN
Just what the original sKaihtuek" is.
Because Carey felt he had 10 accom-
plish the impossible he worked hard
er In this picture than any OF his pre-.
vinus productions. And he won. He
has made THE Scarlet Drop" his
most human picture to date
The picture vii iopen AT the Lead.
ors thcmter on November "a
Tho big noise came In last Friday
afternoon promptly at four O'Clock.
consisting OF one hundred forty three
units, zach unit being some consids
cradle noise But when the whole
whole combination joined together in
one noise say. Minters Buf shortly
after the boys game started we
found out accordingly IA our side
piled M the score the noise subsld-
ed So we soon had things practic.
aily quiet.
While the boys. game was just a
tribe one.sided. n was good. clean
game from beginning 10 end Too
much can not be said In the praise
0f Waugh Clark. the gentiemanly UNI
pire from Salmon. who feariessiy and
promptly gave hts decisions regard.
less.
We would like 10 see u double
header take place each month. Let
we'uns have n special to take our
noisr down TO Salmon next month
What does everybody say?
There In rumor ah0at 10 the ef.
feet that some OF our girls lost their
temper In last weeks game. OF
course We won't admit the truth OF
said Tnmor. but In the event OF some
stray tempers OF the feminine gender
being found. finder please hold I'LL
called for, fi's strange hut fact
nevertheless. that even the prize
nghter can't win The game after los.
INK his temper.
Cine depiorable thing In connection
with tho special train that carried
tho young people from Salmon last
week. In the fact that boy oil the
Nt&tH EtAAG AttA 0At nfsAEfH ftAkIE vi
are. was very much under the iufiu.
ence of booze. This particular boy,
Il II said, manfashion. carried his
bottle with him and freely offered
drinks 70 several small boys on the
train. II Ii further said that the boy
used obscene language before some
OF the girls but took II all back when
taken 20 task BY one OF the girls
brother. TIL. writer was informed
that several boys were drinking and
smoking cigarettes In tho mixed
coach and so far a. the informant
could see. were not molestcd
II would appear 10 some Of us that
when such conditions prevail II Ia
high time for the federal officers 10
take hand In the game
Our sheriff came up on the same
train but II IL not known just what
action he may take. but Il IL KNOWN
that booze IL too easily gotten any
where III Isemhi county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-21
About Group.

II your children are subject to
Group. or II you have reason to fear
their being attacked by the disease.
you should procure bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy and study
the directions for use. so that in case
OF an attack you will know exactly
what course to pursue. This Is fav.
orite and very successful remedy for
Group, and II Ia important that you
observe the directions carefully. For
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-21
THANKSGIVING DANCE

The Salmon Municipal hand win
give d dance al Anderson opera house
Thanksgiving night. the receipts 10
70 for Uniform fund Old time aa well
as modern dances VIII be played by
the band the iifst part OF the evening
and by the vradenhurg orchestra the
remaining part. buy ticket Tor
si.so ana come early and stay late.
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QUESTIONABLE
Sci EETI0M

~ ~ ASiAFAGEE
SELECTION.
The newspapers of the state that
are not bound body and soul TO par
tisanship are condemning the recent
appointment by Governor Davis of o.
X. Baum to be judge OF the fifth jul
dicial district. Disbarment proceed
ings are pending against Baum. The
Supreme Court some years ago Sc
yerely reprimanded him for irregular
practice. The HALEY Times com
ments as follows about the appoint
ment:
On the whole we view the ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Baum as a d.
rect affront 10 the attorneys of
the state, as creating an embrass-
ing position for the judges now
officiating and as lowering the
high standard of esteem in which
the courts are held by the laymen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-11-21

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let's Immediately after supper and see
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EiSt.
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gist. Adv.