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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10

7 Until you find the right answer to
that question, you won't get one-haF
of the sheer enjoyment and comfort you
should get from each days smoking.
Maybe you have the answer already.
Maybe your present cigarette is exactly
the right one for you. If SO, hang on TO it
you're lucky and this story is not meant
for you.
But, unless you are posihive-unless you
KNOW-that your present cigarette suits
you better than any other cigarette pos
sibly can, it will pay you WELT understand
this question of "How much Turkish"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10
Says Boxing Matches
Are Not For Girls

London, July 10. - Boxing
matches are not for girls, either in
the ring or among the spectators. is
the edict of the Royal Air Force
in an order directed to it's women
members.
The practice of watching boxing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10
Turkish and Domestic
BLENDED

So the average smoker finds that the
just-right cigarette is a happy medium
that he can smoke more often and actually
get more solid pleasure out of his smok>
ing, all day long, by choosing a cigarette
whichis of part Turkish and part Domestic
tobaccos, combined in a good blend.
Suchcigarettes are called Turkish blend"
cigarettes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10

we shal resume che advertising Ia hi,
paper for one Of our leading aTurkish
blend" desrsffs. These advertisements vii
tsllyoumoreabcu "Howmuch TurkishfD
and wefeei quitse efsain shsy vii inssrsssyou
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10
Straight Turkish rs. Domestic
Tobaccos

different from each other. turkish 6a 3
a delicate, smooth flavor and a very rich,
heavy aroma-Domestic has more real
tobacco character, and the better grades
possess what tobacco men like to call
'1ife" or sparkle"
Some men (comparativelyfew, however)
can smoke straight Turkish cigarettes all
day long.
Others-many of them, our records
show-go to the other extreme, and prefer
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10
How to recognize a good
"Tnrkish blend"

There are only two things that count
in a Turkish blend" cigarette. One is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-10
HER MOTHER FINDS
REAL BENEFACTOR

Mrs. Jennie Sather, 139 Melrose
avenue, Lansdowne, a suburb of
Philadelphia, tells how her mother
met a real benefactor: Mother suf-
fered from diabetes, stomach trouble
and a rundown system. She was
very much weakened and showed
symptoms of gastritis. 4 friend of
mothers on Susquehanna ven
Philadelphia, had the same com
plant and recommended Tanlac to
mother. Tanlac has done my moth
er so much good"
The genuine j. I. Gore Co. Tanlac
Is sold here by Kramer's and Steev-
er's and other leading druggists.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

BE 6ieier ISOLDE bringen miro. Nm
qlorreiden Bierten Die groBe Geitpa'
raoe, sic mannigfaltigiten @ergnigen
auf BEN 8entong ountD MusiteaungS.
plaBe nnb in Der Ndbe ienes BlaBes
Barnes groBarttger Sirius. Mm
@arnstag 6ns lang eriebnteS etmfebr-
felt. AT 6em Sic beriibmte Isl. Mrtil=
lerie Mniiffapene aufipielen miro.
Son 10 l1br morgens Bis balb IL
ubr miro bieie @apele i'm @mpire
8arf fon5ertieren, mdbrer6 ibr re.
guIGres @on5ert nben6s auf 6emMns.
felungsplabe ftattfin6en miro, mo tie
audi 6ur6 tire alsge3eibnete Muiif
our grbeiter11ng ser Nobmittagsitun=
Sen, sic int ionitigen nit &feroetpett=
re11nen ol1sgefiGt per6en, %bettragen.
- gerg11s Sails itd6tii6e 9rigfeit
bot 6anfen6 nnb loben6 anerfannt,
6oB ct. CLOUDS @ilfe sic erite
.onf benz Selbe Der 8erniitung
unb bob uniere Seimgar6e oie lebte
NOR, peld)e bas Gel6 berlieB, 10 lange
&ilfe baielbit p%onn0ten tpar. Mu6 tpar
ct. gIou6 Ole erlte 5ta6t, pel6e ben
bon BENT Eorna6o IN Gergus Sals
beimgeinbten Benobner1 urteritu-
bnna CUR 2in6erung Ser infolge Ser
&%eimfndl1ng eingetretenen SLOT 5u-
geben lieB. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Pofpiue

9tenstagmorgen b%ergan9ener 8o6e
tpuroen in Der bieftgen &irbe tpGbrenb
eines bonn bo@tp. p. Sulius, o. g. g.,
gebnltenen 8rantnmtes fiirs Qeben ber>
bnnben &arl &rter bon Mnrtb unb SRI.
Mnrtn Nbles, So6ter Der au bieier @e>
meinbe geb0rtgen Samilie STILES, BET Der
Elm freuoiges @od8eitsfeit gefeiert tpur6e,
bas CUR @ntbietung Ser ber3lidften
@lidtpiinfbe Bette Weranlni1ung CAB.
@age es Dem gliidliben Baare itets na@
8un1@ ergebenl
Setter Olon, tpeIder nabe3n 5ebn
Sabre bier 6as @@nferbnnbtperf betrieb,
fat iib na6 Dem &oipitnl in 8nbenn be-
geben unb ii6 bafelbf unter dr3tIi@e
8ebanolnng geitent.
Sic Farmers 2tbe @tod Shipping N1z
~iociatton biet @arnstag lire @tertelz
iabresberiammlung, gu Der iib biele Mit<
glieber einfar6en un6 ii@ iiber ben GUT
frieoenftellerben @ef@dftsberlauf beri@<
ten IieBen.
Sn Sol. S. $betiens 8arbieritube tpur<
Be eingebro9en unb cine @9nblabe tint
$500 bera1bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

IA, Suit beginne11. 8ei6e grer8itien
mer6en bon benz bobp'iten &errn
Mbt Sgnatius Conrad, 9. g. g., bon
Der Seem 5ubtaco 8enebiftiner Mb-
tel IN Der Dto3eie 2ittle Nof, Miriam
ias, geleitet.
: Das Set 6es betligiten &er3elts
Seln, 6as 8atronsfeit Der bonn bohm.
p. Ma1rus, 3. g. s., paitorierten
Ser5 SsSein @emein6e IN Sreeport
lrltrbe leBte11 Breitag 0aielbit III fei,
crli6er 8eiie bagcngen. I'm &c ubr
5e1ebrierte Ser bobp'i1e M1gr. &id)ter
bon Melroie ba5 feiarlibe Mmt. no,
BEL bodtp. P. Mlpbons, 8. g. g., nls
9iafor nn6 bodp. &err. Beterrteter
bon MeIroie als Suboiafor aiiiitter.
ten. &o@tp. @err Mr5t bon Sal1f
Centre bielt Sic Seitpreoigt, trug BET
Ser feierliben Nrueeiiion, Die nod
bent Mmte o11rG sic Stride gehalten
nnrbe> abs Mllcrheili3lte nno e@rteilIe
aum Sbluiie ben characterization
Seacn.
Das Set 6es IL. @null1s> 6as
9atronsfelt Der bonn bo6m. 9errr
Mr5t in Sauf Centre paitorierten 81.
Saul @emeinfe. E,;,rbn am MontaJ
in feitli9er Mci,e legangen. @ohn.
P. lllri9, 8. . g. bon ct. SpbT5
5c!!i.sr!erte I'M s. Ebrs fas 5otanit,
flrrbei 5odn. p M::arus, .. g. g
ron 6reepprt us Chiffon aiii't;erte II.
6i;: iye!tpre6igt biclt:: 5odm. F. G6M=
orb bon ct. Sobns tpar S1botafon
un6 Ser bodtp. Srtspfarrer 3eremo>
11iar.
@ie in ser ct. 5tanislaus@ Sc
mein6e gu Berbam 10 erteilte Der
bo9p'ite 8ii6of Sol. 8ui@ am leb-
ten Counting IN Ser bonn bo9tp. p.
@esep5ers, 8. g. s., IN 8utler pato=
rierten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baS
fl. @nframent Der Sirmnng.
Mm Montag firmte &o66erielbe IN
t9pole> mo- bodm. &err g. 8rennp
als 8farrer angeiteM lit, 200 Berz
1onen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Kir4liae uaArihten

&1tr5 Dor @1luB performer geb1
11ns sic Madri@t ar1, 6aB Ser bodp
P. Meinulf 3. g. s., langiGbrigel
8farrer Der @emeir16e in ct. Martin
I'M boben glitter bon ,83 Sabren bas
!3eitlt9e geiegnet. Sic 8eer6tgune
fin6et 1rd6iten5 amstag :n11f 6em &lo:
iterfrie6bofe in @ollegebiue ftatt
M0ge Ser tint sic @bre @ottes 10 Der:
6ienitbo4e @erftorbene ruben in 6rie:
ben! MGberes in 1dditer Drummer.
Sic Sabresere8itien zines SeilcS
Ser CUR ct. Sobannes-Mbtet gcbori.
gen bodtp. @ene6iftinerbater beginn1
in beiagter Mbtei aat Z. S1lt, mob:
reno Die 5meiten @rer5itien Der bofm,
8eneoiftirer in befagter @btei am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
bcHreht piclc
OrtIbaftett.

@ault Ste. Marte, Mib., 2. Suli
= Gin Duteno Mi6igan Orti6aften
meroen berte onrh Sic 3eritorungcn
zines @aIofeuerg be6robt, peldes I'M
tpe1tli6 bon bier gelegenen Eerritori=
nm mdibren6 6es qa15en Cages mite
tie. Erout Safe, @aco, 8rtmlep, sc.
11ep, @eners, @trones, S5arf, Mtl-
diff, Sobnionburg nno Sid befam,
pfen Sic Ilommer, sic 6ur6 elmer
itarfen 8in6 ongefa6t mer6en.
Die 8emobner bon Eront Bate
fan6ten beute 1admittog einen Silfe,
ruf Inn @rtra5ige aus. Sic Depeide,
Sic 6ie Ietten 8orte olts 6teier Na6=
ridt entbielt, beiagt, bob Die Slom.
men an 5tpei SteQen Biz a1f einesDfei,
Ie berangeriidt tpdren.
Sssn Maco nn6 11mgegeno, mo- Die
TIammen oIe umlieqen6en Ortifof7
ten be6rober, fonnte btsber nod fein
@inbolt geboten tper6en. Ser Gtienz
babntelegrophiit mel6ete. bob sic Sc,
tpobner Ser Ortiduft flii6ten, 6a bic
ie Ortidaft fider 5erifort meroen
miro.
Die 6Iamme11 5erit0rtert beretts Ell
men Sell ser Ortidoft Senep bente
aben6 un6 sic 8erbin6ung mur6e I'M
terbrohen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

Nebers!
gte 1diden Sic mir een annifoaog JON @ulbmMcn BloDer Ninnos, me audi Dos
4ampblet y@e tam NINA elm gueg Blper 8iano burhnen" INF ee 2fe bon ge.
broudRn &Anbeen m6 4Mers. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
ueuer SinfcrlHat crs
1tanmt.

&arts, 9. Suit. - 8remier Gle
menceo,1, Staatsiefretdr 2anftna,Ms et
niiter bes Mel1Beren 8alfour, Mns
lanosmini1ter 8idon, Baron Wofin'
un6 Discount @bin6a bon Sopan
pie MtniIter oeg MenBeren Clifton
p%otsestolien entihieoen iid beute nod
, mtttoq cine reltett Siinferrat gu TON
itit,1ieren. 0ieier Siinferrat miro ous
foIqe1oen Mitglie6ern beiteben: Sc
fretdr 2onfing, 81. 3tdon, Muslanos
mtniter goIfour, Mtnifter Sea Melt
Berer Eittoni nno 8aron Mafino
ssiihrer ser iopantfden Trieoensbele.
cation. -.
0er Mot miro temborGr 6ie Mffd.
rem ser Trieoensfonferena iiberneh'
men. Gin 3ebnerrat miro %aegentpar'
tia niht fonitituiert mer6en.
MiniIter oes MeltReren Ettton'
mohte es IN ser @eriamml1no flor
SAT- Storien %oerronee, boB ones Terri:
tori,m, 6os Oe1terreth tpeaqenom'
men p1.r6e, in 6em 6!terreififher
Rrie6ensbertroae ~ongefiibrt uno bar.
fiber beittmmt merbe.
BieSer einmal sic Ti,tnte Traae.
Dieie M1aelegenbeit riih Die SHIT
me=ssroae mieoer in 6en@or6ergruno
fpeIdes @eridieben man 10 gerne Der:
hitet Mtte.
1Ghreno ser Stat bonn Sienor Der:
itGnoiqt tpuroe. 6aB sic nere itolieni.
fde Oereeoten beitimmter pte Sic olte
porqeben miro, 10 tpor es cine @nt:
td1,idune, nls Eittont erfldrte bnf
csstolien tpiinihe, 6aB Iber ones bon
0eIterret6 o%beenommene Serritori:
Inn in 6em 6fterrethiif,en Trteoens:
pertroae enoaiiGtiq berfiat meroe. So
Elm 6erortiges @erlonaen es pohr:
5heinrih unmSalih MAIDEN miro. ben
@ertrna oieie @o6e ferttaslftellen II,
Sic Shottet1 at elmer Iangen Musein=
onoerietltno ooro1tsihtM.
@mKiide 9elegaten ipllen bernommen
,perben.
Ser &at miro morge1 sic nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Rthn1on0.

8ru. 6. Br0nen bon ct. Saul traf
hier su 8eiu6 1einer Sd1ni1te, bic bet Der
Samilie g. g. @ugemer III 6eren Conn
merbaus am @ori elboe Gate 5u @nfte If,
Elm. .sSn 8egleitung Ser Bertha @igen1er
un6 Ser @lt1abetb 8rtnfer berab1@ieoete
iih Sic ct. Ba1ler Samtlte CUR 5etmz
rei1e na9 Ser &apitolitabt.
Sran Mi@. 9ndenitl@ bon St1eton,
g. s., mar mebrere Sage @aft Ser So
milte s. Bend.
Srnn S9om. @inenbrtng, stpel9e meb@
rere 8o6en i'm @ofpital rnter dr5ti<
der 8%eban6lnng iitan6, 1T 9ienstag aus
Der &eilnn1tnlt enflaien noroen.
Mn9bem er finf5ebn Monate als @ee<
mann I'M 8aterlonbs6ienft g%eitmnben,, 1T
9ran8 81. @uppert nls ebrenbnft @ntlafz
iener an bic @eite 1einer @ltern 5urid>
gefebrt; nit ibm %erfreute in glet9er Bet<
lie: iein 8ru6er@arl, Der auf fran50iH@em
Bo6en benz @atefla11b feline 9ienite lief,
Die @ltern 6uri9 feline @iudfebr.
Sen. Soft nno Srau bon @potane,
Ba1b., paren Iebte ISOLDE bier BET ben
@lter11 3u @aite.
@eIWlUIISI< SltIuuCA9 ~" ~SuA'~
9ff00ttger iinb bon Nabnon1e1, mo tie 11d
mebrere Boden beiu9stpeiie bel Srel1nz
oinnen nufbielten, na6 9anie 5urndgez
febrt.
Ser at. Martin SSrfterbof nabm 81
Mitglie6er in. elmer borlebten @onntag
gebaltenen Weriamnlung III ben 5tpetten
Oroensrang nnf.
Sn LETTER @amstagnn@t brangen STE
be in ben Gang II. S@lener 2aoen. iaben
lire Mbiidt aber f6le@t gelobnt, ba lie
it6 NIT einenr SSyuno bon 46 Gents be-
gniigen mubten.
q. 8. @ielon6 unb Srau, 8tlb. M0>
ming 1tnb @nttttiin, 81. Sc. nte9t nno @e@
mablin unb Sacob 99lener nebit bei1erer
@dlfte iinb bon ibrer na@ benz Stasta
Bart eema6ten 8eiu6sretie tpteoer oaz
beim eingetroffen.
@einrib 8ades bon Sorbolm, g.. g,
tpel9er bier ber1pnn6ti6aftli9e Be1ude
madte, 1T na6bn1ie 5urideetebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

Ibrigen Delegaten urb SO. Maflafoff,
rnifif6en @eian6ten in 8aris, lber
6ie rl1rtGnil9e @ren3frage unb ipe-
5ieG Sic @erfiigl1ng uber geiiarubien
berb0ren, bon mel6em &urnd1ten ei.
rte1, groBen Sell berlangt un6 gegen=
ipdrtig febr gegen Die 8iinf9e bes
rn1Ii16en Romitees in Baris borgebt.
so. BibonL Ser fran5oiti6e Mini-
iter BEG Mel1Beren, mirb @orittenoer
6es States fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Jacobs Qrairie.

Soiepb Gid, @nttin unb @troer bon
2itfle Sal1s, Samilie Soiepb @engel bon
ct. glorb uub @ef@tpiiter 9ele11e 1t11o
2ouiie Snfeltamp bon &ibbtng, Ntn1.,
tparen Sonntagsgdfe Der BIER nobnert<
ben Sannirien 8laii1s S@erer rn6 500
fepb Sauer.
8ie Sran5 Sin1o11 70 itebt audi Deib.
I$bei1e11 feiner1 11elte11 Stn4 IN siet1er
@oIleroung teben; betoe Geba1ibe latie'1
auf Die @oblfabrt Der gern1tnte1t Tars
u1er f@lieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

Nif. Seller, 5obn unb Eo@ter, Bbis
lipp Seller uno @attin unb 9err Sors%
berg, @ater Der lebtgenannten, bon gns
rnba, iparen iber Counting germ beerib.
te Gdite Der bier tpobnen6en SamtIie Qnz
brens 8eunnel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03

- Sic umfangreihften @orberei=
htngen 51 elmer %tpiir6i9en Geier 6es
gIorreiden Bierten mie at Ser Eri=
@~ol1ntpA@eimfebrfeier nnferer @oloa=
ten iin6 getroffen, II. es mer6en mob
re G%rel16entage fem, Sic nns 6as On
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-07-03
Gebens> II. ,~ta<tahntnnas>
1f3ctf.

= Tolgen6er @rief nit eingeidloiie=
ner, auf $216.62 lartenoer @el6an=
meiinng ging cent boGm'ften Serrn
:8ii@of 8ui6 al:
2ang6on, 81. g.
SEN 80. Stunt 1919.
&odtp'iter SEER 8ii6of Soi. S. @ni6,
9. 9.
ct. @Ion6, Minneiota.
Mit gr0Btem 8e6auern bat meine
quite Bolfsber6e bon. 6em 5erg11s
SaQs 11ngliif geb0rt. @or 5ebn Sob
rem mur6en 2ang6on bon etnem GD=
clon. beimgein9t nn6 metne 2ente
Iitten. Dieielben. ipmpotbiiieren anfs
Sesnnigite nit Ser arr1en 8%ebolfernrg
bon Serg1s Jdns unb erlaaben sic
Mir Sbnen sic ett1geidloifene @elo=
onpeiiung 511r @eruen6ung beim
8ieoeronfbo1 ser Stride ODER 5n
@obltGtigfeits5nefen 5%n5nFenoen.
Mit 6ern @ebete 5n @ott, 6aB CT Sic
IN Sbreu1 groBen @erfe fir @ott II.
@aterlon6 iegne, berbleibe ib
@rqebenft in gbrtito
vgfep.) 30. SC. @orrD,
ct. @Mntorinsftr6e
in 2ang6on, 81. 9.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
o 600 90 o o o o o OF o o
10 DOYLEVILLE o
8 1000 o o o o o. 90 8
News Champion Correspondence:

Monday, Aprll 2o.
DR.. Tom Knowles, who has been
in Uncle Sans big army over in
France for nearly two years, returned
two weeks ago. He spent couple of
days last week visiting his brothers
and families, and in q short time will
resume his practice at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Fogg were up
from Gunnison Sunday, visiting Mrs.
Fogg's brother, Ed. Mcconnell at the
Evergreen ranch.
We have had considerable rain and
snow during the fore part of the
week, and the roads are again muddy
and in bad shape. The storm was a
great benefit to the range.
Fin Mcdonald sold his ranch and
cattle to Zed Scott. The deal was
closed Wednesday and Mr.. Scott will
take possession on the 10th of May.
Mr.. Mcdonald expects to locate near
Littleton, and talks very strongly of
the thoroughbred business.
VIM. Rose and wife came in Monday
night from Hotchkiss where they have
been spending the winter.
The whole neighborhood has been
in Gunnison several days this week,
attending the ditch trial of Marlatt VS..
Prosser. We understand that a COM
promise has been arranged, and from
now on peace and good will will
reign in the Arch ditch.
The school house lane went to
pieces in hurry after it was wreck
ed by the recent storm and several
cars were stalled. However, the
road gang will be up Saturday and
the whole thing will be graveled.
Mr.. Weaver and family returned or
Sunday from Trinidad.
N. w. Slate and wife are expected
home Friday. Mrs. Slate has full,
recovered from her recent sick spell
Pat Stephenson has been out oi
school for week, suffering with
blood poison caused by a small Gu,
on q finger.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
20 o o 30 o o o o o o o o o
o VULCAN O
o 900 600 OOO 600 o
News Champion Correspondence.

NeWs-Shamplon Correspondence.
Tuesday. April %
No mail for five days and no more
before Friday.
The recent fine weather has put the
roads in good shape.
VIII Warrant is expected home
about the first of the week.
j. II. Hollenbeck came up and
spent Easter with his wife and daugh-
ter.
Mrs. j. II. Hollenbeck came up from
lola about a week ago and is cooking
for the Good Hope leasers.
Frank Dempsey has quit hauling
and is busy on his ranch. The new
ore hauler is expected in Fridav.
DIR. Weiss expects to be in camp
about May lst, to put in the summer
A couple of yearling bears came
down Camp Greek gulch to within q
short distance of Jess Ferguson's and
then took a bee-line for Willow creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson have
been down from Cathedral visiting
their two sons, Jacn of Powderhorn
and Jess of Vulcan.
Monday, April 2S
Four inches of new snow fell herr
Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferguson re.
turned to their home near Cathedra
Wednesday, taking with them Mrs
Bert Ferguson and son for a visit
! Mr.. Williams is teamster for thu
/ Good Hope mine now but the lowe
road is in bad shape. The high lin.
will probably be opened to travel in ,
few days, which will help the leaser
greatly in getting out ore.
Jess Ferguson made a trip to tn,
Clyde Welch ranch the first of tn,
week and on Friday left for the hom,
ranch on Rock Greek to visit his folks
/ In spite of the stormy weather, gar
den work has started up here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
FINE MOLYBDENUM ORE
STRUCK IN BON TON

Geo. earns and Geo. Farnham Of
Ohio City are taking out carload of
ore from the CORTLAND. which they
expect to ship in June.
Major H. S. Ehrman, who has re-
turned from spending the winter with
his daughter in California. is in town
a few days preparing to resume min
ing on the Emma H. at Pitkin. This
excellent molybdenum and silver prop
erty should show great mine with
more development.
Pitkin Miner:-In driving an up-
raise on the vein in the Bon Ton mine
a body of molybdenum has been
opened up that, is ten feet I'm width
and Of good quality. Every foot u
development shows up better values.
Arthur Damon. dotation expert, ar
rived Wednesday from Denver, and
the mill will start this week, when
the Notation process will be given .
thorough test.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-05-02
5000 oooO 600 ooC c
o MARBLE
o % 90 o 5000 90 {
News Champion Correspondence.

Sunday, April p.
John Williams has returned from
Silt after weeks visit with his broth.
ers, II. II. and Ambrose Williams.
Mrs. ]. J. Jarrel entertained at a
cards in honor of her birthday, April
l6. All had a very enjoyable time.
William King is home from over
seas. Willie says that he is glad to
be home. He says that France is all
right, but America for him.
Henry Rosetta came in from New
Castle to look over his mining proper
ty at Crystal. Mrs. Rosetta will Join
him in Crystal in the near future.
Mrs J.B. Carey was pleasantly sur
prised this week, by having her faith
er, V. X. Sharp, arriving on a visit.
Mr.. Sharp has been in Portland this
winter.
Jack Flogans, and Gid Cookmar
have gone to Carbondale to bring
home their cattle. During Mr.. Flog.
ans absence, W. F. Mason is carry.
ing the mail
Chas. Orlosky made flying triE
to Redstone Sunday. On the returr
trip he was accompanied by W. W
Woods, who has spent the winter il
New Canton, Illinois.
Another soldier boy, formerly o.
Marble, has arrived safely home from
France. Mrs Carey received a can
from her son, Hugh, that he is hom,
again. He is now lieutenant and i
in chemical research work
F. v. Mueller motored to Carbon
dale twice the past week. On tn
first trip he took NJ. d. Campbell, an,
James Downing, and the second tri]
he had Chas. Carey, Buster Brow
and v. R. Sharp. The roads are il
fine condition.
Mrs. John S. Brooks entertaine,
at birthday party at her home Of
Main street recently. After dinner
cards and music were indulged in un
til late hour when the guests depart
ed, all declaring it the most enjoyabl
evening they had spen. this season.
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NeWS-ChAmp1on Cor.eSpOndence.
Wednesday, April 80.
Mat Deering returned to his home
in Denver this week, after a pleasant
visit with his son, Mel Deering and
family.
Jack Jennings was up from Gunni-
son Monday and Wednesday on bust
ness.
A large crowd Of Pariin folks at
tended the dance at Ohio City Satur-
day night. All report a fine time.
Miss Gladys Walker of Cunnison q
helping Mrs. Jud Scobey for few
days.
Mrs. Frank Vader went to Pueblo
Friday evening for . short visit with
her hs&le son, Francis, gho il attend-
|ing school there this year.
Brownie McLain and family motor.
ed to Gunnison Wednesday evening to
take IN tie show.
Nra Hattie SeAneider and little son
|are visiting friends IN Crested Butte
for . week.
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News-Champiop Correspondence.

Tuesday. April 90.
Miss Bessie Dwyer was down from
Lake City Monday.
John Clark and r. Barrows stopped
here on their way to the Carpenter
Group Monday.
W. p Sammons and wife came down
from Gunnison Monday and will be
here all week.
John Howard came in from the Up
per ranch Tuesday and will remain
for a few days.
Fred Gray and brother-in-law of
the Lake Fork spent Sunday and Mon
day in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Darter are max
ing their home at Chas. Scheckers,
where Mr.. DaIter is eployed. The
best wishes of the community are
with the newlyweds.
Henry Braswell has moved from
Spencer and they will make their
home here, Mr.. Braswell having filed
on piece of land which he intends to
improve.
Eight or more inches of snow fell
here Sunday evening and autos had
a hard time going Monday. The mail
team Tuesday, but is back with the
auto again.
Rev. ]. S. Ferris, Judge Stone, Mrs.
T. OLeary and several other members
of the Normal faculty Of Gunnison,
were here in the interest Of the bond
drive Sunday. The speaking and
music were splendid.
Among the visitors from here in
town recently were: E. A. Foster, sons
and daughter, Jessie, Everett Sam
mons and Tom Foster and wife.
School election is to be Monday,
May 5th.
TIE Price Of Peaee.-
]. T. Tillman Of the circulation de-
partment OF the Pueblo Chieftain was
canvassing this territory for subscrip-
tions early this week He is cousin
Of the late Senator Tillman Of South
Carolina.