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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-03-10
Oil Stocks

WILL SELL SUBJECT TO PRIOR
SALE.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Grocery store; South
End St, at invonce price. Phone
1920 10-3t
The nonpartisan leader., 1919-12-29

PnfREBRED BOURBON RED TURKEYS: TOMS
80; hens. 81. If taken before January IS Salts.
faction guaranteed. Mrs. Homer Smith, Plsb,iry
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY
rabbits veal. eggs. horse hides hides and peits
:; Si,d H. Mason & Co.. l6 East Third St. St Paul.
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PUREBRED MAMMOTH BRONZE TIIRKEYs
toms. so s1o: hens. s5; SC White orplngton cock.
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China geese: all varieties ducks turkeys and chick
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Agents Wanted

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
FOOTBALL RESULTS

- chhurS-LynchhurE College. O;
William aud Wary: u.
~ tcNinst"n-N. VI. LIST. Johns
game postponed.
At Hiack>hurE, Na.-NtrSinia Poly
technic Institute. IL; linmidcn- Sidney,
,t Charlottes~ilIc-I University OF ,ir-
Sinia. q; Rirhmond College. O.
Ar Observation-Disclosures aud Lee.
Il: Randolph Nacon. u.
At New brunswick. y. J.-RutEcrs
10: North Carolina. a.
Al >partanhurs. :. C.-Wonord. q,
NJ Athens, Ga.-UnivcrSity of Georgia
-: Citadel. q.
AZ "aincsrtlle. FLn.-rnircrsity of
Florida ~; Georgia 4. .S VI. =.
At New Orlesns-Tulnnr, -; Jcncr-
son College. q.
Al Observation-Disclosures Of Teunes-
sec. ~: Mnr?viilc. -.
81 GrecnNillc. =. C-Furman. II:
oriethropc. u.
Al Columbia, s. university Of
~ cambridge. Mn>s.-iIarNard. u:
RoSton college. u
4, New, ha,en-rnle. 20; Springfield
~ decentralization. -; Trim
AZ West Point-Army, o: Holy Cross,
\, Hamilton. y. I.-Colsa1e. Is: sus-
Queharaa. :.
=. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a: y. VI. c.
\, Ithaca. y. I.-Corn,veu. o; ohcr-
lin. q.
Al acknowledgements Tech. IL: Wake
Forest, O.
Al Arianta-GeorEia Tech. *: Fifth
Division. u.
Al NaShville-Nauder,i 40; Union
Annapolis, Md.-Navy. 80; North Car
olina state. q.
Baton Rouge. La.-Louisiana state
University. 3i:SouIhwcstcrn 1. l. o.
Al Iu>r-i loosa- All--IniNcrsitv OF
Alah2sra. -; Hirrnin CHAM Southern, q.
NJ BirminG har-Auhurn. 10; How
art. u.
NJ Bethlehem. Pn.-Lchigh, 10; Ur-
sinus, q.
AZ Columbia. Mo.-Missouri, IL; Dru
~. IL.
Al Wooster, Ohio-Wooster. AZ; Hir-
am, q.
1T LynchburE-Lynchbur High
q.
At Danville-Danviile Military Insti-
tute' u; 'hn'am Training school, aG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

ever ever attempted. Practically all officers
ror me army arc available for assign
inent to the service schools 'rho e.
selected for physical. recreationaI and
UhSohet training and instruction viii
extend This training to the pos. ooo ~
khaki. Tho extension to school and
university viii! be a slower process
Beyond the army and the coIIepcs
the men who head the camp mt Ben.
nlng have another ideal. When Tho
SelectiNc service law called tho M
nst weon tho ages of twcnty-one and
.nirtS-one To- present themselves for
examination for army service one ~
everT four failed TO pass the physical
c OK ar, Exhaustive study Of
cause shows that many of these mon
would have been physically perfect
or az least capable Of passing the ex
proper exercise or proper corrective
y 'mhastics early in life. Somewhere,
IN some future ORGANIZATIONS care viii
n oe taEsn to prevent this waste, not
my OF miiitary. but OF commercial
man mood While tho school as stated
Is ior INC army. IL is the hope of it's
nation. toF uie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

Brother Of Football
Stars Also Dons Toys

Bricklry. the youngest member OF
the famous football family. has en-
tered Worcester Academy, where he
will he = candidate for the back
field position ON Sid Hnkeltou'S
team. Last ycnr he was Ineligible
10 play for Everett High school he
cause VI the residence rule of tho
Massachusetts High school Athletic
Association. lie played Two games
early in the season and promised
IL be sensation IL he had been
permitted To continue playing. His
iilustriouS brothers. Charlie md
George. arc keeping their hand In
football in professional way. The
former Is organizing pro" team
II New York and the old Trinity
stnr Is gathering together team
In Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
GEORGIA TECH AMASSES
81 AGAINST OPPONENTS O
suhd Divided Into Two Teams PI,yi,r
h""bic-Ichdcr to Give Players
Prucficc.
[Ry As,ocin,ed Hrcss

ATLANTA. GA, Oct. 4-Tbc r;corvi,
iech football S1uad was divided into
twc teams today and amasscd total
81 - 20 against two opponents. beat
nNIsion team from Camp Gordon. As
20 y. me unusual feature OF a foot
odll douo!e-headcr was arranged 10
Eve an the Tech players practice
Judy Harlan was the star OF the
EaMc with Wake Forest and Red"
aaron against the soldiers. The SOL
uicr game was terrific affair tho
heaVy regulars trying 10 batter the
Sollegians by sheer force of weight
nut getting more than they gave in
men Iaid out and bruised players
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
GOLF Is GAINING GB|
IN SCHEDULE 4
Tremendous Change In,
IN Gunlc I'm Re
Years,

Not so mlny years ago
sport especially reserved
aged and Oil men. With 4
ie was thu easy-soinr
those WHO had reached
fury mark and whose I'd
dens wcro linIs!ncss worn
dupuis. or both.
There weru some outstI
men, fewer women. but "a
ing was coupled with
haired gentle men who ,
with Il round in lis an
well pleased TO turn in
even lost almost half OF
releGating to the cadd!e
as molding tho tees s,
could be sparid the labd
over TO form i:he little I'D
send.
Something has workc,
douS change III tho game
II was no, the war. be-
was growing iiapidly evc
recent disturbances in
was not that ifne game
10 play, because. II a
courses have Teen made
within the last. few year,
4 sporting fad. like breed
Iehlngese or JilayinG arc
the contrary, Il hard. fatil
athletics. II Ia dilfcul
the real reason for its
IL has Developed among
society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Sport
Great Zbyszko Planning
to Return to Mat Game

WreHtlcrs of tho country mny be
Interested In the recent announce
ment that Stnnislnus xbyszko, the
Older brother of the wrestlfnE family
and one with AN intimate knO,yIedre
OF the EnInc, In about to return To
his country inter five ycarn or
war work. Zbysxko hopes To tour
America I'm the interest OF Poland
and wants his old manager, Jnrts
Herman, to arrange n series of con
tests, the receipts of which will go
to the Polish fund.
II VIII he u distinct novelty Tn
have wrcatlcr of the nbilIty of
the elder Xbynzko back on the mnt
and wrestlinE for some good coune
The younger ZbysKko may ioIn
hands with his brother md chuI-
lenEe all Corners. IT will he N
brother net TINT may upset INV
thing tant the rirnls cum put up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
HORSES TO PASS TESTS
MUST BE SOUND BEFORE
PARTICIPATING IN RACES
Expert Veterinarian Appointed by Ar
societfons Under Jurisdic-
tion OF Jockey Club.
Especial to The Times-Disnatch.

| toPecLai 10 Ine Times Dispatch
ns NEW YORK. Oct: THE appoint
various associations racing under tho
Jurisdiction OF the Jockey Club has
all those who believe that racing tests
should DO held only under conditions
| when the horses engaged are thorough
~ trained and when their bodily con-
dition Is such that the danger OF &C
cident is reduced TO a minimum
It is essential for the best interests
OF the sport that unsound animals. par
ticularly those that have been ncrved.
should be under the Strictest scrutiny
ana II law forbidding the participa-
ton Of any ncrved horse lin trials OF
favored by vast majority OF those
who arc interested In breeding and
racing.
"NervinE" Destroys AnimaIs.
The operation known as "ncrvinE'
destroys al feeling in the afflicted
member. and i, has been frequently re-
sorted TO in the past on some of our
greatest thoroughbreds of his day. was
so treated when his usefulness on the
track became impaired through chronic
lamcness which baffed vetcrinar' skill.
He won many races afterward for
the Dwyer brothers. hut his career In
the stud was cut short as a result OF
the trea tment the dead foot becoming
diseased that Colonel Milton Young.
of the McGrathiana Farm. for whom
the, horse earned fortune. was com
Hanover Ii Notable Example.
Numerous other cases OF similar
nature might DC cited: but that OF
Hanover. a horse which has done moro
Tor the tnor3ns Inbred red in AmeriGa than
will be sufficient. His blood is in the
veins OF our best prcsent-day thorough
reds and his d n B ter Rhoda II.
when mated with Orme through the
Derby winner, orhy. founded a family
Il doubt Hanover's usefulness as Il stock
horse was cut short from five to ten
years. nnd the loss 10 the blood stock
interests Of the United States is almost
incaicu!able.
With reputable and competent vet
crinarian in the paadock-onc whose
sole interest lies IN keeping tho stew
ards thoroughly posted on conditions
hu"ncc or prejudice his vison-the
character OF the racing. should take
whose usefulness in racing has passed
and who's. presence on the course Is
a menace to life and limb. would be
refused permission to start.
New Move VIII Aid Sport.
The Jockey Club is constantly on the
alert - promote tho quality Of the
sport in the Empire State, and this
nSwee; move ls slons the same lines
give notice OF motion for an amend
mem TO the rules OF racing At the an
nuai meeting in January which would
do away with the use OF toes and heels
on racing plates.
Should tho amendment bo written
into I'll. rules L is To he hoped that
the Jockey Club will follow the exam
pic OF tho French authorities and place
in the paddock mt Al! our courses a
case containing samples of fair and
unfair" pate. With this precaution
taken. those guilty OF violating the
regulations should have no excuse
when caught redhandcd in n practice
which has been responsible for much
or the inconsistent racing, c. lcc!ally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
HARVARD SCORES SECOND
VICTORY OF 1919 SEASON
Two Marches md Field GonI Give
Crimson Warriors Gnme, Win
ming II TO q.
Ire Assoo!ntcd Prc,r-

HARVARD. MASS. Oct. 4-Two
Harvard marches. one for forty-nve
yards and one for twenty yards across
Boston College field accounted. for
touchdowns and Il field goal by Hnr
ween from the twenty-yard line rave
the Crimson today its second fnotbaII
victory OF Tn" season, II to q. Exccp,
Tot few minutes In tho third period
Whch 4 long clevcrly thrown forward
pass placed Boston College on Iar
fards ciEht"en-yard line. the offensive
Of the visitors was cntireiy On tbci-
side OF tho Held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
RUTGERS DEFEATS
CAR0LINA.BY |!
Return to Whining EicyJ
Veterans HIVE Ste1
Effect.

nv HshHcIatrS Pr1
NEW BRU ESWICK. n
Rutgers DEFEATED North
10 . today in the iirst
football contest of the sea
turn 10 the Rutgers eleyp
Mount and Alexander, wh
for .S!lk.r, had a steady
tho inexperienced men II,
and bo!stcr,.d up the an 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
VANDERBILT WINS WILD
OVER UNION UNIVERSITY
Iepnes"eennn Dcfcnt Missi.sippi Eleven
by Overwhelming Score
of 80 to a..

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. I-van-
dcrbilt opened the season here this nft
eTnoon by defeating Union University
or Jackson by the score of 40 TO O.
The Commodorcs literally ran wild on
their lighter Opponents and after ,hn
nrst quarter changes in tho l'nc.up
were So frequent that it was almos,
impossible 10 keep up with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
POSTPONE FOOTBA
On Account Injuries 4,
Players Fray With
Not STAGED,

lSnecial TO The Times
LEXINGTON. VA. DC,
result Of injuries receive
players OF ST. Johns CO
the game scheduled 10 be
today with Virginia Mil,
WAS postponed. The date
has not been set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Rival Pedler Palmer
Boosts Jimmy Wilde

over In England n new description
%, Jimmy Wilde, the wonderfully
t:.e'cr nyweiEht champion, is going
'"s rounds OF the newspapers.
" seems That Pcdler Palmer, him
WIS met by boxing writer nfter
I'M exhibition bout between wilde
"n ..u. another London fnvoritc.
"idcf" asked the writer.
bioomfn' ghost with ,ammer
IN is and WINS Pcdlcr,s nromnt
respOnsc. pIo"P'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
-fW-,-S JSc likes GAME
from SPENCER HIGH 1910
l--I EAAi1r Csuelav Tar Heel.
Oefpa'e AS> .uo Break,
NsS!rogs

-E%,-:EJ-E.G y &C., <--r--s.-
burg E.eh Schoo, Ae= :o5zy 5s:sa;- i
Spencer, Y g High = - Ia ,Ae
..i;tz; game .. ;3s ieA-i his season
TEe locals easily outc.asSed the Tar
l1eslS. despite age and we Cht and
breaks "a Spencer. Two o: me touch
downs followed stra@sa; ball and one
was the -esGi: ot twcct TO- arc for
w2-G pass 20 q score Quarterback
-.she and E!Eh;halt Anvil p-Gc;jca lly-
placed The whole game for Spencer,
The at;e-7oon was hot enough 20 make
!he PLAYERS suffer. Line up:
Lyme htu-I Position Sptncr- Y :
sa.!aa4a..... right end .. we ob
Burn aIn...... rign, tackle ...... Spake
MI. @T ......... right guard ..-.. F-eelau:
!a..N:1'7'' ..... center : Smith
Hettit .......... lef, suard ....... TrrN.c.
arthur '........ LEFT tackle ..... Ba-rsEr-r
hauEhaH. 1880. LETT emo ........... .Ashe
l'eakc. ...... quarter hack ....... .l.ertz
T,FonweH-. right hHlE back .Atw!l
summary: Observation-Disclosures. :: Cal
!ahan: Goal from touchtown-re sub
:u;utions-For Lyuch0urG Jones fer Nil
III IT.; ingss for Jones: Time Of auarters-
Alcod. OF LynchburC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
NIundin's Team Wins rcnnnnt.

l.. Is. Mundin's nine Won the cham-
pionship in the Twilight Baseball
League in the game staged yesterday
afternoon on c. &. \. Field with Fred
Feathcrstons team, tho score being
II TO .. The teams of the Twilight
League having disbanded for the sea
son ar. planning 10 organize a basket
ball league for the late fall and winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
FORWARD PASSES SUCCEED
Georgia A: d VI. Defeated After scor-
Ing First by Florida ALL
Entors mt gainesville.

GAINESVILLE. FLA. Oct. 4-Opcn-
ing their attack after the GcorpI,
a. q VI. had scored two poin,s on !,
safety in the opening quarter. the ALI
gators forward PASSED and spirited
forward passes Trough; the first tw,o
scores and forty-yard run by Cron,
Anderson took the next over plunc-
fnal pcriodg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
TECH DOWNS TIGERS, 1870
VISITORS PLAY STAR BALL
IN FIRST THREE QUARTERS
Jnck KorncEny, Substitute Rirn, Half.
Runs SiAty-Onc Yards for
Final Score.
Especial TO The Times DLsPatchl

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
Tech ushered in the 1919 football sea
son s7S,s here d ,Hdag 9% defSarn lS, ampGS"
tartar in the Prcsby,erians ana were
help scoreless until the fourth quar-
ter. Crisp got away for a touchdown
yards TO the boundary. hut his team;
mates were holding III the line ana
6 af ball was SroHs4 haSS 70 ad 4td
Hampden- sidney played air:.;isht
bali tor the arst three quarters. Their
,6ev heIa Tp0o!IHH for downs on thgir
Two yard strip. extensively they were
poor. failing 10 make single mrs;
How Tech scored.
Techs first touchdown came near
the beginning o: the fourth quarter
after trisps punt had been returned
raN the ball back twcnty-tivc yards.
successive OF Takl". plays and line
placed the oval on tamrdenS jdney'~
S.N-yard line where Redo puntuceG me
7 ger defense, for q touchdown. Crisp
Tn par;!cuiar hriEh. star Of ne
same was Jack h"rnesay 81 No!i"lN"
Who snhst.tutsa Tor ''edS"y Ia IN
BucHs. the nee; little baGN. carried the
ban dowa the field for total gain
do G6wn He ,sariS iI,iSkSd the ,' e6Si.
knrncgny's stellar work.
ko-ncEaNS WORN MAS NHenccl.fl3..
and ne put W the best brand o: foot
bal! that has been seen on Miles, .al.
IN years. Tech WAS no; herSa.: 90
dav and fumhles inte7spersci With
penalties were frequent The other
stars for Tech were 6 0tatn tiar6w.cH.
Hall and DAVIS.
Defensiveiy. the whole Har1ier-
ney team played like veterans Their
ends and tackles were fast and always
down field under kicks Smith. Who
did the puntinS for Eam1tsn- sidney. .
showed rare form ard S-sh-.y on:-
Dunted Crisp, OF Tech Tcch plays
Richmond College here mex. saturday. .
line-Ip and summary.
/, H Ts:a FT Fl. ,al t 800
tC1p;a:7l
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c--sT --A-ts: Sax .- -o-ss
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$40. =.:.',.sa. -. te.s. -z-=s---A-. a.
5.,,t..c, z,ln!:..-,.-.---7L- .-.' Ray Ssrss AS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
GEORGIANS WIN. 20 TOO
The Citadel Eleven Goes Down I,
Defeat In Fourth Quarter OF
Contest.
fHv Assncin,nh rrnsr,

ATHENS. Ga, Oct. 4-PlayinC rs
first football game since 1915. the I'M
ve!s!~r Of, Georgia eleven hca, Tho
H!taueiH rs TO here today. The Charles
TON team held nightly for three quar-
t=TS and then gave way before the
Eea and Black onslaught
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
YALE STARTS FOOTBALL
SEASON BY 200 VICTORY
Wins From Springfield Y. VI c. A.
Collrgc--Outstnniin- Feature
Field Goal by Bradcu.

opened is football season here today
hy defeating Springfield Y NJ. =. \
COLLEGE. - to o, y Held soal by
E-aGeT from the torty-yar! line MAS
The outstanding play although q sini-
lar score oi Tho-ue Murphy. substitute
quarter hack. from the th!r:y-yarG line
waS mace 81 4 more dit'IcUl; angle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

pANNlLl.E, VA, Oct 4.-Outclasse
ny age ana weight, the Danville Mill
ta7E institute cadets were defeated ~
Chatha Training Scchool Sc 10 o. On
the Chatham grounds. Il was the To-
Gals first game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

over muddy courses. and which has
been responsible for the Gripping and
destruction OF many OF our best horses
in the past.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10
SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS

1t has been source of much salts
faction to the editorial management
Of the News-C Champion to discover
how generously our friends are reply
ing to the request that the subscrip-
tions for 1919 be paid in advance. The
custom has been so long in vogue to
collect at the expiration of the year
that we wondered just how it would
take. However, without . single ex-
ceptiOn, SO far, our patrons have seen
the justice and fairness Of the propo-
sition to keep the price at $500, but
to enable the paper to become q better
and newsier sheet by paying for it in
advance. This is indeed the custom Of
all first-class journals at present. It
is fair to the management and right
for the man who does not, for business
reasons, care to subscribe another
year. Not only have the payments
been coming in regularly these last
ten days, but many have called to ex-
press their appreciation Of the excel
lent paper. and some twenty brand
new subscribers are enrolled on our
lists.
To those who have overlooked the
fact that the new arrangement is in
force. we again suggest that the time
for your renewal has arrived.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10
Vim. Strunk
Dry-Sox Shoes
-. "A . e

Use il'cH.y ct ;ie~. er abor' thr
@ltchen, spreading ,lr'u on tpe lOor
wlcr nEyia.as is iii,ci:: % spa.ter. 1t
Is easier IL l;i;;.citi'r'ai rp ti,an to
clean Vi. ,r there Is u kitchen range
not In use la the sn;an;er time it il
well to burn these pa.Grs every few
dnys TO prevent damnness and rust.
II the kitchen has but gas range,
then n good-sizcd waste basket should
be kept and the papers disposed Of In
whatever way is best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10
rr.e,e.. Australian citiss.

Australia. with Its boundless scrub
md bush has many tosns without
.ree to protect It from the g'aring sun.
his has been forcibly brought home
o the Australian forces who have
.azed In admiration at the endless
avenues Of England md France that
,re p,an:fh with trees. mainly oaks,
,Iu,s and pop'ars. No village, however
humble. seemed to he without these
venues. which appealed sc much tn
,a "Auss!es."
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10

We wish everybody who. loses .
Ford chain in the future, would have
It marked with his monogram. Ad-
vertising one as found" in these col
tums lastsweek, we had half dozen
claimants next day, and it was mighty
lard to determine the owner. How
yer, le. w. A. Keelor at last de-
eribed tne chain 30 well, and the spot
be lost Il near tailed % exactly with
~ erot IN which Nike Kelleher 1ound
II - News-C Champion aWarded heT
prize for tha small sum ef -
esats n advertising fees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10
TO BE BIG ROAD MEET
Continued From First Page)
to help on the Mcclure pass project.
County Commissioners Of
Pitkin County, Colo.
Delta County, Colo.
Gunnison County, Colo.
Gentlemen:

The Business men Of GlenYood
Springs deem this very proper Time
for representatives Of your counties
as well as Of Garfield, to meet and dis
cuss plans for work on what Is known
as the Mcclure Pass" road which
touches all Of our counties. That this
may be done soon, we suggest that you
gentlemen appoint q committee Of
three to represent each county enum-
Grated above, who together with three
from this county can get together at
10 q. m. Of January 22nd at the Al
bany Hotel in Denver to discuss plans
for going in q body to call upon the
Highway Commission to try to get
action this year.
You will note that we suggest .
time which will find representatives
from each Of our counties attending
the stock show, thus no additional ex-
pense will be incurred.
Trusting you gentlemen will see At
to name such committee from: your
county and that the names Of those
selected may be forwarded to the
Business Mems League Of Glenwood
Springs, am, Respectfully yours,
:, c. C.. CANADY,
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-10
PARENTS ATTENTION

desire your cooperation in sup
pressing the custom Of children "hook-
ing on" to sleighs and autos that many
Of the boys and girls are doing at this
season Of the year. A serious acci-
dent was narrowly. av1rted only last
week ON account of this sport. It is
in direct violation of town ordain-
ance with q fine Of from 3 to Is dol
lars. and i must be stopped or the Of
FRANK COMSTOCK,
Mayor.