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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
YOUTH HAS THE
ADVANTAGE IN LIFE

Agricultural College News-Notes:-
The value in staying al school is
stated in dollars and cents in figures
recently compiled by the bureau OF
education and distributed to boys and
girls throughout the country by the
chiidren's bureau.
From a study of large number Of
actual cases il has been found that at
25 years of age the boy who remained
in school until he was Is had received
50 900 more salary than the boy who
left school at IA, and that the better
educated youth was then receiving
more than $500 year more in pay.
This is equivalent to an investment
Of $4,000 at per cent" the state
ment said. Can a boy increase his
salary as fast in any other way?
From this time on the salary of
the educated boy will rise still more
rapidly, while the earnings Of the boy
who left school at II will increase but
little"
| While wages have increased with
the war, the proportions shown in a
table of weekly earnings still hold
true, the statement said. The boy
who lef; school AZ /! a. the time the
average of S4.00 per week, his wages
Increasing each year to 500 a week
ct IS years of age. The boy who re-
manned in school until he was Is, be-
! gan work at $40 week. At 20 the
salaries were $3.50 for the boy who
left school early and $500 for his bet
ter trained competition. At 25 they
were earning Sl2.75 and s3I.OO re-
spectiyely, and total wages up to that
time had been S5,l12.5O and 81 ,337. SO
50 that the boy who remained in school
had earned nearly so per cent more
in eight years than the other had in
II years.
"Children should stay in school as
long as possible, because education
means better jobs" the children's
bureau urges. "Boys and girls who
| 60 to work at the end of the grammar
school rarely get good jobs. The work
they find to do is usually unskilled;
| it offers little training or chance fol
advancement. When they are older
they find that they are still unframed
for the skilled work that offers a fu-
ture. Education means higher wages
MANY boys and girls, when they
leave school find work that offers !
high wage for beginner. But these
wsees seldom grow because the work
reQnires no training.
a position with . future and stead
ny fncreasing wages requires school
training.
poes it pay to continue your school
tetu1ies? Education means . success-
III and useful life; II pays the individ.
tuak Educatinn means efficient work
ers} = pays the nation. Show this d
! your parents and ask them what they
6h11k shout Il Stay IN school"
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT
ED STATES PATENT.
LODE

Mlnerhi survey NO. iS'sS. boSioN
Serial No. 0i3362
United States Land office Montrose.
Colorado, May 18th. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that in pnr-
suance of the Act OF Congress approved
May 10th. 1sl?. The Headlight Gold
alton created. organized and existing
under the laws Of the State of Colo
rado. whose PostofYice address Is Cum
nison. Gunnison County. Colorado. has
made application for patent for Fiji
teen Hundred u500) linear feet on the
Boston Lode bearing copper. together
Northerly side. and Three Hundred
t30o) feet on the southerly side of The
middle OF said vein at the surface so
far as can be determined fsom present
developments. and all veins Iod..s.
ledges or deposits. and surface ground
within the lines OF said claim, 5s7 feet
west from center OF discovery shaft
and sl3 feet running South II degrees
is minutes East from center OF dis
covery shaft situate in Goose Creek
State OF Colorado, and described by the
official plat herewith posted and by the
ister OF the Montrose. Colorado Land
District as follows, to-wit:-
Beginning at corner No. /.
cross tX) at corner point on a.
spruce post ins. 50. as fl long set 2
seIibed B.I X 1882. whence
W. rss es sSe W Ger M ses a { ser. II 4 NJ r. H..
grses 81 minutes ". i!i5 #.
Cor No. 9, Sur, No. 1886 Gray Horse
L9de; Lids. The Hsadlisht Gold Mining and
degrees Il minutes W. sO3.2 IT
Thence n; lz degrees az minutes e.
ary A See r. r'eEssS. st. Ihe NSrth h b9ans ,ss
n. z. n. at n. So degrees as minutes W.
s72.!i IL from the n. Il Cor OF said
section. =
500 n TO Cor No .
A cross tx) at corner Ioint on a spruce
post ms, 50. IS It. long set IT in
III. ground in mound of stone scribed
B-2 x 1882. whence.
Thence S. z degrees IS minutes E.
1900 II. to Cor. No. 8.
| CROSS txb at corner point on a
II In the ground in mound OF stone
Cor. No. .. Sur. no. sh sisi cbamn,ou
degrees W. $40 r.
Thence S. l2 degree. AZ minutes W..
N r n at S. s. degree. e IS s. minutes in sas T. T.
se3.e1 IT. from the n. y Cor. of said
500 It tc corner No 4.
| a cross tX) at corner point on a
spruce POST in. SO. as Il; long set 2
/ No bearings available.
800 II. To Cor. No. l. the 'nJtes plsee W of
beginning and containing 2O. $50 acres
variation at all corners IA degrees IS
minutes East and forming a portion Of
North half of Section ?. Township AZ
North. Range 2 West of the N NJ r. n.
The amended location certificate OF
said lode mining claim being recorded
In the Recorders office of Gunnison
1 County, Colorado in Book 1876 at Page
q Adtoining or conflicting claim as
1 Date Of posting this notice on claim
/ May 24th. 1919.
THE HEADIIGHr GOLD MINING;
AND MILLING COMPANY.
4 By E. n Nourse,
4 uy,r~,rssy. Agent and Attorney.
| L. e. Neale. 81
/ Fred H. Brown.
Q. c. Skinner. Register.
First publication July =. 1919 !.
Last pubiieation Sept 5. 1919.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
u. :. Mall
Couaty Officials

Clerk and Recorder, c. C. McWiIliams
Treasurer. L. G. Palmer
Sheriff. Pat Hanlon
Assessor. A. ". Thomas
Surveyor. J. H. Robinson
County Judge. clifford II Stone
Supt Schools. Ncrna Waterman
County Coroner DR. J. u. Walker
County Physician. Dr. +. =. Hanson
County Attorney. D. T. Sapp
Deputy District Attorney. SpTiYg
Shackleford
County Commissioner. LIST. District,
George l. Miller. Gunnison
County Commissioner, End. district
C. 1. Mcdonald. Doyleyills-
County Commissioner. SRI DIst.icJ
". II. whalen. Crested Butte
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Jack Robinson came in "Wednesday
morning from Whitepine, where he
has been for some time past.
The family OF Grant Rutland and
guests left Wednesday on the train
for an outing at Waunita Springs.
A. H. Stone, Of Oneida. y. Y, an
old friend OF Grant Rutland. is visiting
the family for q time. He was here
some nine years ago.
-Uo
Mrs. Carl Kruger, formerly Miss
Annette Vidal, Is here from Denver
with her little girl, visiting her sister.
Mrs. c. ID. Jones. The ladies left
Wednesday for an auto trip to the
Paonla fruit district.
-Op-
Sim LaPlante was a pleasant caller
at this office last Friday. Mr. La
plantc is back from Salida, where he
has been residing the past year, and
intends spending the winter in this
city. He is selling stock for the Ba-
ker Steam Car Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
Gu.ni.on Town officials

Mayor. F. C. Martin
TloTk. + J. Hards
Treasurer. w. W Mckee
Marshal. %. c. Wells
Police Magistrate. c. L. Fiorer
Health Officer. DR.. +. ID. Sanford
Town Attorney. +. NJ Noursc.
Trustees. c. l. Stone. C q. An son.
Geo. Sullivan. Jos. McDermott Earl
Berryhfli. F. w. Zugelder.
The Bosrd meets the frst Tuesday OF
each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Trevarthen and lit
tie granddaughter, Alta Hurley went
to Denver Monday evening. to visit
with her son, George Trevarthen.
They expect 10 be gone n number Of
weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Mrs. Mary Kurtz departed this week
for Salida, TO spend week visiting
with friends, before going on TO her
home in Salt Lake City, where she is
now located, and where her son, John,
is engaged in railroading.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
USEFUL INFORMATION
Rio Gra.de Tine Table

west-bound passenger train
arrives in GGunnison at. .ll:li a. m.
East-boEnd passenger train
arrives in Gunnisnn at. AIS p. m.
Crested Butte train arrives In
Gunnlson at ............ 400 p m
Crested Butte train leaves
Gunnison at .....-.....Il:I5 a m
discontinued on Sunday
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

E Trade papers report that owing to
scarcity Of crude oil. gasoline is to be
made q = lower grade. Just how
that is possible needs explanation
The gas -Jawn D." sells these days =
nothing bat kerosene snyvay. Fsass
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

! After spending the summer in Gun
nison. Miss Edith Welch left Friday
last to again teach school ut Forsythe.
Montana.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

John Il. Sapp came in from Denver
Monday morning, on a business trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Friends are glad to see Mrs. Harry
Gavette on the street again. She is
able to get out for little while every
day, but is still suffering from the eff
fects of her recent auto accident.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

Silver Worid:-President Wilsonhas
signed the bill, just passed BY con-
gress, which relieves miners from the
assessment work required in 1913.
Owners of mining claims Will not lose
their claims as the result Of their fail
ure 10 do the work required by Jaw.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM PITkIN MINER

Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Steele, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Corun
and Mrs W. J. Brown, motored up
from Gunnison Wednesday morning.
A car of concentrates was shipped
from the Bon Ton Monday This is
the fifth car shipped so far since the
mill began operations several ks
ago.
E.K White. who has been teaming
a, the Bon Ton mine for some months.
left yesterday for Monarch pass.
where he has a contract on the new
government road building there.
Tuesday morning terrific fash Of
lightning frightened two four-horse
teams that were standing on the dump
At the Bon Ton mine. causing them to
jump over the high offing, piling the
eight horses up IN bad shape They
were extricated however, without any
material damage TO the animals
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
Z X X X X X X 4
X LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST \
I X X X K X K

J. V. VALDEZ was a business visitor
from Parlin Tuesday.
-OO---
Grandpa krcutzcr returned Satur-
day from California. and says never
again in that hot land for him.
-UO--
Mrs. Maurice Hogan has returned
from Durango, where she stayed some
time with. her neice, Mrs. Nellie
Frahm.
Mr.. c. f. McElvain has sent his two
younger boys to visit their brother at
Bowie, the youngsters going down
Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Doig will teach in
Crested Butte this coming school term,
and went up to that place Sunday to
get settled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05
United States Tires
are Good Tires

We know United States Tires Good tires That's why sell them
STULL & LlNDSlEY GUNNS0N MOTOR CO., GUNNIS0N COLO
W. H. WHALEN CRESTED BUTTE C0lO
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

j. V. VALDEZ was business visitor
from Parlin Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

L z Neale
Fred H Brown.
First publicatfon July Z. ISIS.
Last puh1Seatioo 0sDE :. 1S1S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-09-05

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
.INfORhATlUV.

Linsarea a dol negrii. - jack
sOnville. - Dol negrii acuzati dt
omucidere au fost scosi din inchi
soarea orasului cam pc la miezul
noptii 81 all ,fost linsati. o multi
me cam de cincizeci de oamani
au asaltat inchisoarea ca Sc cal.
te pc un negru care sc zice ca AZ
Fl atacat 0 fetita mica de alb 81
care Sc credea ca este detinut in
acea fnchisoare, dar care de fa7:
a fost TRIMS in secret la inchisoa
rea din St. Augustine inca in
seara aceia in urma amenintarii
crescinde a populated.
Aflind ca victima lea scapat
din nina, mnltimea a pus nina
pc eel dol negrii acuzati de omu-
cidere, la dus la marginea Orasl-
lui intr'un automobil. unde ia
impuscat pc amindoi. Dupa aceia
au legat cadevrele de grumazi 81
lea tras pc strazile orasllui. In
cadavru a fost parasit in fata
uplli hotel principal, lar celalalt
nu 4 fosttaflat nip& acum.
GAy;f,,1 :; .n<faas zyx:s IN, - oar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
DIN FUCA CONDF|ULUl.

Asa dar printll Carol al Re-
miniei nu mai print, ci pur 81
simplu, D-nul Carol Hohenzol-
lern. Felicitarile noastre neica
- 81 te rugam un lucru. Fara
|suparare. Lasa-l Ia naiba pc Ho-
henzollern din coada. Bucurescu
de pilda. Doar esti nascut in ce-
tatea lui Bucur.
O telegrama din Londra ne a.
duce stirea ca D-nul Carol de Ho.
henzollern, fostul principe de CO.
roana a Rominiei, dupa ce a dat
Gu tifla cOroanei s'a inserts i'll
partidul socialist 81 la viitoarele
alegeri va candida in calitate lie
membru al acelui partid. Bre
bre, bre. Fuiii All auzit parinte
Podea. Pc ell. Null ,slabi Scoate
0 brosura 81 impotriva lui.
MOI am spus de multi ca regali-
tatea un rau necesar. 81 dupa
cum Sc vede. 81 D-nul Carol de
Hohenzo1lern a fost convins de
asta, 81 STA zis: ,,Pentru ceva ne
sigur de ce sa-mi Gale cuvintul 81
sd ma despart de nevestica ca
re pretuieste mai multi ca toate
coroanele din lume?
Tn domn din Youngstown ne
roaga sc PUBLICAN urmatoarelrs:
,,,Unui dOmn din New York.
No hal acasa 81 lasa-i in pu4i-
ma Gu argaseala.
,,Coada."
Geo fl 81 asia, numai Mister
Coada site.
Suntem informant ca s'au tri-
mis- niste circulare pc la socie-
tati 81 membrii organizatiunei
noastre. Acum, circularele ca cir
cularele, mar fl scofala mare,
caci membrii organizatiunei noa-
sire stu ce pret Sc puma pc ase-
menea circulare carl circula I.e
toata circonferinta globului nos
tru la circa de un miliard pc n
dar vorba Cd circularele acestc
S 'au pus in circulate prin o me-
tOda care cam miroase, 81 ne O.
bliga sd slobozim 81 moi un cir.
cular ca Sc putem incercui III
tr'm cadru restrins ceea ce c!"-
cnla intr 'un cerc intins.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
PoSTA ADMINISTRATIVE.

N4AA 1O AAOq4A. 0AtA u
schimbul adresei am anuntat in
nenumarate rinduri 81 9 repetam
din nou, ca avem absolute lipsa
att de adresa veche, cit 81 de cea
noua, precum 81 de taxa de
schimh, pentru ca altfel nu pu-
tenn. M putem din pricina Cd da-
ca un anume loan Dumitru ne
cere sa-i schimbam adresa in.
tr'un anume loc, 81 'daca nu ne
lasa Sd stim de unde, apoi moi nu
pptem ghici care anume loan pu-
mitru ne cere schimbarea adre-
sci, din cei multi pc care ii a.
vem adss ori ca acelasi hume.
Moi avsm ca devixa seeviciu
prompt Il copgtiincios, dar PEN
tru aceasta ne trebue concursul
tutprpr acelora care ae Ger ser
viciul.
(10-11)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

- Paris. - Joffre, Foch 81 Pc
tain sunt in fruntea consiliului lie
razboiu francez, care acum Sc "a
fla in procesul de formatie, acest
ccnsiliu va cuprinde pc eel mai
mari strategisti pc care nici o ma
tune nu poate stringe atitea la
O lalta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
D,Espsrsy yiziteaza salonicpl

Sa[Onlc. EeneralUl* Louis
Franchet, D'Esperey, care a CO.
mandat fcrtele aliatilor in rasa-
ritnl apropjat, q ajuns la Salonic
din Constant tinopol, 81 9 fost pri-
NIT cu mare enthusiasm de catra
autoritati 81 populate. Genera
lui core este oaspeld guvernortl-
dar Q sable foarte frumoasa de "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

l@@@@ 100000
porul de- razboiu New Mexico,
vaporul comandantului flotei din
oceanul Pacific.
Marinarii 'aau fost inecati, dn-
pa cum spnne raportul, cind com
partamentul in care Sc luptau eli
flacarile u fost umplut Gu apa in
incercarea desperate ca Sc stingi
focul.
Grev& y telefoanele din Hills
boro. Hillsboro. 1ntreaga
forta de "a compania Home tele-
phon exchange de telefoane din
Hillsboro. an iesit afara din lucru.
Lucratoriis spun ca operatorii de
la Central Union au ceasuri mai
putine desglpcru 81 salar mai bun,
Serviciul de la Home Telephon
a fost sllSpendat.
Japonetii nemultumiti Gu att
tudinea lenatului., Toxic. -
Discutiile din presa japoneza re-
feritor laactiunea senatorilor din
congresuL Statelor Unite privitor
La chestiA Shantung-ului, reflec-
ia ca aceasta atitudine a produs
0 impresh neplacuta in Japonia.
Ziarele s55pn Cd ,,considerind ash
gurareaf 1epetata a Japoniei, ca
ShantungSpl va Fl reinapoiat Chi
nei, atitddinea comitetnlui din
senat fnsscinat Gu afacerile stra-
inc este rovoeatoare 81 insulta-
Barbs I. w. w, deci cere
divort. San Francisco. Pen
tru ca barbatul eli apartine or
ganizatiei I.W w. D-na Hulda
Malstrom cere divort de la bar.
batul eli.
Ea spune ca Malstrom este a
tit de ocupat Gu participates Ia
adunarile organizatiei !. w. w.,
incit nu areatianp Sc lucre, 81 asst
fel nu poate suporta; mai adj
ce acrza casel a defraudat bani
81 a fortat-o Ca Sc ceara imprll-
NUT ca Sd poata sal puma la loc.
in ultimul tinap din lipsa de hra-
ma suficienta femeia s'a imbolna-
Wit.
~
Pretul in Canada este mai jos
ca in Statele Unite. - Boston. -
Preturile aimentclor de hrana in
Canada sunt Gu. multi mai mici ca
in Statele Unite, dupa cum spune
un ON prominent din Boston, ca
re s'a int0rs acum de cur1nd de a.
colo. Pretnfile din uncle piete ne
care lea fzitat acest ON sunt :
zaharnl 3 aolari suta de funti /;
castraveti TO- cent? dnzina orr do
ua duzini ch Is cent?; ridichi 25
in legatu& cite Is cent? legatu-
ra; patrinjei cite saptezeci 81 dol
in 0 legaturA cu 25 cent?; cuca-
ruzul ver6ne5 cent? doua duzini /;
varza, donasprezece capatini mari
cu cite 40 cent; patlagelele 20
cent. un cosnlet mare; cartofii
nouazeci de- funti Gu 1926.
Carnea este Gu 33 procente mai
ieftina ca in Boston.
p'Espersy yi&iteaza salonicpl.
- Salonic. Generalulf Louis
Franchet p 'Esperey, care a CO.
mandat fcrtele aliatilor in rasa-
ritnl apropjat, q ajuns La Salonic
din Gonstaatinopol, si 9 fost pri-
NIT Gu mare enthusiasm de catra
autoritati 81 populate. Genera
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

Trenul in care a fost cartierul
lui Peryhing va Fl donat Ameri-
cei. - Paris. - Donarea intregu-
lui tren in, care generalul Per-
shing isl avea cartierul in 1918
este luata in considerare de catra
guvernul francez.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10
lui general Adosidessa primit in
primarul Anghelakis.

-
Viena aresteaxa ne bqlsestii ger
mani. - Viena. Kurt Rabe,
care Sc zice ca este un bolsevist4
german, q fosts arestat de catra
politia vieneza, acuzat ca find
un membru actiy in cercurile Coz
muniste din acest oras 81 ca, fost
organizator al unor demonstrate
recente. Oind a fost arestat el
purta uniforma germana in care
Sc aflau c1teva granade de nina.
Englezii pedepsesc un oras ger
man. - Cologne. - Disturbarile
serioase dintre germani 81 trupcle
engleze din Enskirchen, la doua.
zeci de mile departare de Colog-
ne "a rezultat in ranirea foarte
grava a unui soldat.
Fruntasul germanilor, numit
Kupper, a fost condamnat la
mOarte de catra currtea martiala,
lar orasul a fost pedepsit Gu
1O0, 900 marci.
Atlanta intre Jsponia 81 Kol-
chalk. - New York. - @ atlanta
mtre Japonia 81 amiralul Kolchak
de IA saliva Russia" este propaga-
ta de catra ziarele japoneze, du-
pa cum Sc vede din exemplarele
primite aici.
fncercarile determinate trebuc
facute. Restaurarea Rusfi in
seamna sfirsitul bolsevismului,
declara ziarul Toxic Jill.
,,Politica noastra privitor Ia
Russia" scrie Osaka Mainichi,
,,trebue Sc fie salvarea Siberi"i.
Pentru acest scop ar trebui ca
Sc recunoastem guvernul din
Omsk 81 sal ajutam Gu finantc.
aparare. comerciu. industrie 81 e.
ducatie." q
Trenul in care a fost cartierul
lui Pershing va Fl donat Ameri-
cei. - Paris. - Donarea intregu-
lui tren in care generalll Per-
shing isl avea cartierul in 1918
este luata in cOnsiderare de catra
guvernul francez. \
Beresford mort. - Londra =
Amiralul Beresford a murit Du-
minica la etatea de 73 de ami A.
miralul BeresfOrd fOst una din
tire .figurile cele mai IrOminente
in istoria nayala Angliei din til.
TINA generate FL "a nascut in
Irlanda in 1886.
Asia minora are ipsa de impli-
mente agriculturale. - Washing
ton. - Asia minora prezinta a
oportunitate fara pereche pentru
introducerea implimentelor agri-
culturale, pentru ca un Gimp
foarte vast asteapta sa fie lucrat
ca sd produca roade.
Anglia Isl are deja un agen;
comercial in aceia parte.
Consiliul de razboiu Francez.
- Paris. - Joffre, Foch 81 Pc
tain sunt in fruntea consiliului lie
razboiu francez, care acum Sc a.
fla in procesul de formatie, acest
oo,,c;1;,, x,o o,,nv;,Io nm oo; ,nn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

Beresford mort. - LOndra. -
Amiralul Beresford a murit Du-
minica la etatea de 73 de ami. A.
miralul Beresford a fost una din
tire .figurile cele mai pNminente
in istoria navala Aneliei din il.
-tiina generate. I'll S a nascut in
iIrlanda in 1916.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-10

porul de- razboiu New Mexico.
vaporul comandantului flotei din
oceanul Pacific.
Marinarii au fost inecati,. dn-
pa cum spnne raportul, cind com
partamentul in care Sc luptau cu
flacarile - fost umplut Gu apa il
incercarea desperate ca Sc stinga
focul.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
DRY PARTY LEADERS
DIVIDED ON PLANS
Question az what Party WIN DO Next
Year Causes Possible split In
Ranks at Meeting.
TO DECIDE QUESTION TODAY
". G. r. L. Wants Ia Join Forces
with Dry Organization and Put
Ticket In Ecld Next Year,

CHICAGO. Sept - Whether the
national prohibition party should
continue to function and geek en-
forccmcnt Of prohibition legislation
passed ny congress ar whether the
party should hc dissolved, TODAY
threatened a split bon the ranks OF
the Delegates attending the meeting
of the national committee Of the
party The question VIII be decided
tomorrow hy "a majority vote OF the
delegates Virgil q lnnshaw. ma
llouAl chairman announced. owing
20 today's discussions
Delegates who are leaders of tho
" c. r T. brought out another
point for heated discussions when
they advocated combining the prohi-
huion party ana the " g r T.
forces and putting complete ticket
IN the field M the coming national
elections
There is no hope for the future
uf the prohibition party us a
poutcal factor In the United States. d"
IClnton y Howard. New York. dc
clared "Thc prohibition party
should be continued. but not as Il
political body II should support
The champions of prohibition re-
rurdlcss OF their political affilia-
lions The prohibition party has
been swallowed up hy national pro
h.hitou'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
POLICE THINK REAL ESTATE
DEALER SLAIN AND ROBBED

KANSAS CITY. Ma. Sept. THAT
Nlilihm l. Tiilutsuu, a Denver. colo.
real estate opcratnr who has .br,u
missing AT ST Joseph. Mo. since sat.
urdaA, was murdered aul ruNnrd
Was hlr belief Expressed tonight D.,
Maurice G Long 81 kansas tit, a
friend. who returned here fudn,
from ST. Joseph, whore he had been
assisting the authorities IN then
search
Iil'ots"n who was visiting at the
nom" ~ Joel T. Gates. city clerk of
~ Joseph started down town late
saturday Afternoon when he failed
to return search was begun. and his
clothing, badly torn. was found ON
'h' bank OF the Missouri river lna
puckcihouk. A,Id to have contained
several hundred dollars, was found
empty
Mr Long said hc believed Tulot
sons body had been thrown into the
Missouri river
Mrs. Tillotson Is the daughter ~
Mr and Mrs. Horace is lyon of
Dallas Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-02
CHICAGO STRIKERS
REMAIN PEACEFUL
'rhitNncn Who Have Walked out
ID" Not Parade, but Visit rir-
mics nt Suburban Parks.

CHICAGO, Sept - Chicago
craftsmen, ~ whom close To l5p 900
are ON STRIKE in TINS ,if, and the
immrdiat" vicinity Aii not stage q
"hor parade today rs In former
years
instead the workers with their
families spru' ~, da, at numerous
p''niv7 at suburban parks Irumi
n'u' labor leaders spoke aI man, of
ihr7, piyn.rs
A. 'ullWau. the workers took mart
In ceremonies attending the uu,rI
ing ot soldiers. monument Mai
''h Leonard wood was tu. prime.
pal speaker at Pullman
thousands ut workers taking al.
vantage Of The two days holiday
left the rlN, Saturday for u,,rn,
GUNNER resorts and aa rpsuI,
Labor day was the most quiet ln th,
history Of the city