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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-19
ZBYSZKO DEFEATS MADVAS
Polish ttcnyyNciEht Wrestler Win,
First Fail In ~ Minutes;
SECOND In 4.

HARRISBURG. PA. March Is
Wladek Hbyszko. former worlds cham
pion and present holder OF the Polish
heavyweight title. threw Ivan Madvas
in forty-one minutes tonight. .ibyszko
secured his second fall in seven min
utcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-19
WILLARD WILL BET $4,000
Champion Wants Even Money That He
VIII Defeat Jack
Dempsey.

NEW YORK, March Isles Will
Hard is ready TO bet $4,000 at even
money that he will defeat Jack Demp-
soy. This announcement was made
here today by Doc. Archer, the cham
plon's secretary. Archer said the
wager is available at even money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-19

l LYNCHBuRG, VA. March IS
Forty-two men have responded 10 the
first call for the baseball practice at
the Lynchburg High School. and the
team has started training under Coach
Arnold of Virginia Christian College
Six men are trying for the pitching
CT a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-19
ALLIED DOCTORS
FREE OFFER

This week we will give free ex-
amtnations and consultations to all
Corners. Those cases that arc cur
able by our system We will accept for
treatment absolutely free. except for
medicine used. We accept only
durable cases and take no money
from those who are incurable. II
you have any chronic or long stand
ing trouble call at onco and take
advantage OF this Grand Free Offer.
Hours: 8 TO 1; to s; z TO
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

unfold, / assure you that we shall
keep in very close touch with yourself
and other prominent citizens Of the
central and western portions of the
state.
.On Saturday, November e, 1t
noon, We expect to hold ! general
meeting which win be devoted prim-
axily to the southwestern railway sit
nation that Il, to tie San Juan coun-
try. n the dining bal Of the Denver
Civic and, CommeFeial Association
Chamber u CommeFee Building, sixth
1oer. Some time fkeroafSer, Ne viii
p HE nanner, taks up tAe MarshaIl
Raes Deejeet, 4 being our intentien to
eNeyt evefy e4sat 70 e11eate tho haal-
Ae6g - e Danssr 81 ~ GGIeiG1s
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
Banks SHOW
Bis INCREASE
INDICATE rnoseH.oys CON-
0eRel1ls keeO 1an1Esl 1hssaan6 -
- e 0sasissa Cjsy Faa1sial

On pags 6>ar & IT, Nsvp-Ckn-
pioa are pgik1sd ~ lnanefnl s1nHe-
He1ts - IL two Canaisea banhs fer
November IL, wtieA Win psove q.
tsresting reaAinG for ~ plhaie.
boeh theoe AnaneiAl inGeituf5oas
show . leap u nsaxiy 500 0o90O
IN resouress, largely dse 70 marhst-
ing Of crops at this season Of the yen.
and to the geAerally prosperous esn-
dition Of the county, Of which these
banks form the financial center.
The First National Bank statement
shows total resources Of $ec1 ,7l0.O1,
or just 500, 900 more than the state
ment published in September. since
the 17th Of November, deposits have
continued to grow until on Wednesday
the total reached eo8l, ,241 80, or close
to million IN resources.
The CunAison Bank q Trust Co,
our newer bank, 10 also coming strong,
its reeources aggregating $522 $50. .7S,
or $o2, 2,0SS.O0 more than the highest
notch ever reached before and 1884,
977.OO more than . year ago.
A million and . half Of banking re-
sources sounds pretty good for this
town Of 1900 people. II also speaks
well for the business ecumen Of the
officers ef these exeellsut banks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
Y. w. HAS PARTY
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Wednesday evening, the Advisory
Board and the Cabinet members Of
the \. w. C. A. entertained four of
its members st birthday party Ct
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
Johnson- The Y. W. C. "A. has plan
ned on sending Merry Chtistmass
to the little children cf an Indian rex
ervation IN New Mexico, ,and the fore
part of TIE evening Was spent in max
ing beautif1l ri6bon baes. Fifty
dolls are elready dressed and balls
- neckties are = b purchased fer
the9R Later II IL ssening delieious
y seahnsnks of eaoco1ete, cake M
1et We1D uorved, Those preee1t
!1A M9nnun6s Huland, Nelson, Nor
19 y61nooe, ~ Mleoso 1picsr. Dors
Tu1lYt HatsA He1esd, Yewel1
kaggn, lf3l1et HufeAins, NnstkG
9ySr. - n.exes. Hslsa By
c.:s g e. -. saA - I
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
SOLDIERS INTERESTED IN
VOCATIONAL EDUCA.
TION PLEASE NOTE

A representative Of TIE Federal
Board for Vocational Edncntion will
- IN Gunnison Wednesday and Thurs
dsy, Deeember 3rd and 9Th, fer tie
purpose Of meeting Ill disabled soldi-
en-, sailors, marines ard nuries, ae-
eording to word received here In let
ters to the Mayor, the Red Cross,
the American Legion and other indi-
viduals and organisations working In
behalf of former service men, It was
announced thit Mr.. J. 8. Mills Of the
Board in this, District will be in Gun
nison these days In accordance With
= request made by the Board, every
eBokt Is being made by the organiza-
fions and fndfviduals informed to
hase Al persons handicapped by the
dfnabiIlitieS 6spY incurred h service,
- hnnd to meek Mr.. Mills.
TAooe asked to meet the Federal
Beard representative include not only
those who have previoualy made pre-
liminnly application scr vocational
education thru the Board, but those
whose cassa are not yet complete -
usll-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
ROAD SURVEY VIA WAUNrTA
HAS BEEN COMPLEFED

The state road survey for the pItDos
sd new and improved highway 1FVm
Monarch pass via Waunita to 0unni-
con. has bssn completed by Jack neb-
inson, county Surveyor. ard hs II now
making maps and pro6les Of the route
with preliminary estimate Of cost.
A. surveyed, tie route leaves the
new state road eonstructionwhere It
swings on toward Sargsnts, alds fol-
icws ne origina! rad e Tie foot Of
Monarch pass q - Blaek sege rnaeh.
'1l1eut151ef r<to5DDEun1ny
park divide ~ = easy gradsy but
slightly over sfx rer cent 10 any ease.
Dropping TO the springs, e follows the
canon, instead Of climbing the hill by
Turner'S ranch, since nearly half Of
this new road down the canon by the
lower hot springs has already been
built by DIR. Davis. This will make
q water grade here.
The entire cutoff il about sixteen
miles TO where It strikes the main
Rainbow Route at Doyleville, the dis
lance saved being several milex, but
not determined exactly 1t present.
b Mr.. RobinseA does mot think thnt
the cost vii bs'over $l6y 900, which will
certainly be cheap enough when we
consider that the state and govern
ment are spending nearly $500 900 on
the Monarch pass road via Sargents.
With this data before them. it is be-
lieved the State Highway Commission
will decide to build this Waunta cutoff
and do it next summer, so that it can
be completed simult9nneously with the
road by Sargenes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
JAMES BOYD AND CLARA
HAYMAKER MARRIED

The wedding Of Miss Clara Hay
maker to Mr.. James Boyd was a sur
prise to their many friends The. wed
ding, which was very quiet. was per-
formed at the court house in Pueblo.
The bride was beautifully and taste
fully gowned in brown messaline and
georgette, while the groom wore the
conventional black.
Mrs. Boyd, charming Gunnison
gin, who grew up among us, conn
pleted high school and normal, and
has since taught very successfully 1t
Bowie and near Montrose. She was
teaching 1t Montrose at the time Of
her marriage, and will probably COM
plete the school year there.
Mr.. Boyd ID quite well known in this
on Tsyio%r % river. rbese sse neh the A,%ons yonns
couple viii make their home.
Hearty congratulations and best
wishes are extended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
BIG JUDGMENT AT OURAY
FOR RECKLESS AUTO DRIvINC

0ontroee EuterpSise:-
C.sE. NcCulloch was given judgusent
in the district court for the sum Of
81, 100 against Thos. II. Sullivan, Alva
Sullivan, Harry Watts, Joe Watts, and
II. e. Biunxe. Of San Miguel county.
for damages received in IN automobile
smash-up for which tie aforcsaid d.
PENDANTS are said to have been respon-
sihle. 45O0 of tie shove ameulmt
was for damages TO tie auto, and TIE
1900 fer personal damages. The
judesnent was rendered In defanlt Of
tie e-appsaxence Of the defendaata
The accident upon which IL case
wAs based occurred ct Ounay On the
Fourth Of July. The young man who
are alleged 70 have been driving rsek-
lsssly. rnn into the McCnlloeh ar and
broke Il mp considerably. he antc
was occupied by Mr. ard Mrss Meal
lock nd Mr. and Mn. A. =. Lsekr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
COAL STRIKE
AGAIN LOOMS
naACK CLOUD CONTINUES 10
THREATEN QUE PRO8PER1Tl
CsssGs1 Bate Out. Set3eneat q
Ownes.. Rejeessi 81 llinesA

The cal situatioa ID again threaten
-. After laboring for two weeks,
1n3er command Of the preidens, the
0pefators and miners yesterday quit
aaA west home. Final rejectioa Of .
eD0psomise was DE 70 tie FepEeaen-
tafives Of tie workers, who Fef1sed
- accept the IL per cent increase in
wages offered by the gUvernment In
ves6g1tors, who made this award
with the understanding that It
vsuld be accepted by the operators
and NOT passed ON the public in in
creased cost Of coal. The miners say
4 is NOT enough. The operators pro-
test against the cut In profit, but 6nal-
~ accepted. They were very willing
- gYunt any sire increase u wages,
II they had the privilege of passing
e n 70 de public. IL fact, H. great
general public il the only group aat-
fsied with this award, which seems
6nir enough ~ temporary measure.
1sre. later investigation can deter
making too much profit, this can Be
determined. and at any rate the ~
per cent viii be that much less taken
1ut II the consumer.
Baldwin and Somerset mines are
still working except the Star and o.
C. mines at Baldwin Crested Butte
miners went out ostensibly because
aeme Of their officers were not taken
Rock 10 WORK after the strike. An
four mines. ut the Buttes en- closed.
and we understand, fires haze been
drawn m the big mine for tho winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
TO SECURE JOB FOR
THE JODLESS SOLDIER

The state wide campaign to secure
jobs Tor jobless soldiers Is progressinr.
eornfy. lev sns s9s sssa .Ss1 y I. Sunn'sse ss
mayor Of their town Or tke cccsfy
commlasionsrs, q Carlton aIllS ~.
esssay s q tks 49, sssssys 49, g q
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
Bis STORM
SWEEPS STATE
FOOTBALL GAN. HAS no y
CALLBD ORR ACCOUNT o.
Thsss Esse - 0asu + LevlR vaDgR
Gays VIA Liza Fan

A teFTi4c stes1 kas 49, %
stste for several days ncw. Il D.
snd Asakfoss, traiSmsa rspsgt. 49,
fest AZ snow. while q tie etAef -
ef TIE range Il 4 almost - ~ M
tvo feee q Salida and mors tknn .
foot On The plains. -
On account Of tie storm, CoasA
intended to celebrate Thankigivine 81
sttatching the scalp Of Delta e -
football cap, were forced 20 poetpeAe
the game. However, We learn that
the .greund II being scraped, -
the nAatcA game for the c&5sno1ip
Of Western Colorado win staks plaee
tomorrow. s,,i9
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
MARk 1wAlN.s FUEL oRDEz

Wall Street Journal:-
The present high priees for coal
ycan = note addressed hy MARI
faGhion to the United States Secretary
- tn Trraguyy N-1oo0 ssWAent-11k
aueat ccnl strike q 10oo-0e vus about
9 its apex. The country was facing
. fuel famine and winter was fmpend-
iag. In many eities coal was obtain-
able only ct $50 ton. This 20 affect
Mr.. Clemens, who was short rs IA
supply for household use, that he de-
termined to voice the situation - il
appeared to him and he did 20 in this
extremely generous offer to the gov
ernment:
ssThe Hon. Secy. Of the Treasury.
~wsshington, D. G,
~Sir:-
@Prices for the customary kinds
q coal having reached the altitude
which puts than out Of tn reach Of
literary pers0ns in straiten1d eireum-
skances, l desire to place with you
tie following order:
~Forty-fiye tons best old dry gov
ernment bonds, suitable for furnace,
geld 2 per cent 1864 preferred.
Twelve tons early greenbacks, range
aize, suitable for cooking.
Eight barrels seasoned 25 and SO
cent postal currency, vintage Of 1866.
eligible for 6ndlings.
SPiease deliver with all convenient
Dispatch to my house, in Riverdale,
with lowest rates for spot cash and
send bill to your obedient servant,
MARK TWAIN,
Who will be very grateful and vote
night"
Whether or no Mr. Clemens succeeded
h laying in his fuel supply, he had at
last the broad Illuminating laugh on
the contentious Of capitalists and
niners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
NOTES ABOUr IllPR0vElaENra
NUMEROUS IN WEST Town
Fslks Ont - the Dsulevard llakia1
Homes Msdesn and lmpFSvih1
Ranches

A friend Of the News -Chsmpioa
noted recently some striking hcno b&-
provements being made BY Wet
Town citizens, especially thoss tbe
have places out on ths Bsalsvazd, "a
9ives NJ tie followinr:
The town is sxteading IL nsht pe1ea
north and BY another w0ek, IN zn<pl-
der and Davis families via have N
leRated lamps 70 tie past go.
Lonnie Aillsr's nice, nev eettnge
looks fine, and the surtunnding 10y
stacks indicate that the new ranch 8
rrospering. g
Frank Knowles has BEEN sysdua)Iy
making improvements until ~ nv
has = modern ranch home, with liGAt,
wHter, furnace heat, etc.
Bert Warner spe&t . large part sof
last wiutsr hs1ling fertilizer -
toyn for the forty acre ranch. ~
9 eQleod4 err tt1osganeeA II 2
alfalfa md potatoes s6owed t6e ~ -
suit Of this labor. Mrs. Warner Il
now teaching In the Cunningham dis
trict, driving back and forth BY car
every day.
The D. R. Logan ranch is sporting
. fine new barn.
c. L. Wilbur 10 building up an ex-
cellent dairy herd and supplying .
large number Of Gunnison families
with the best Of cream and milk.
Twelve children attend school from
the families of those mentioned.
Quite . little community, almost
enough for . district school Of their
own.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

1iss Lazy Spieer and lGiss 11ana
Mckee Will r1DFooent ~ Ioen1 ~
c. A. a< - nnk5e1al eou6e 6esUneo p =
tpdy = ~ h61d a Doa 1eefiGay - "a
Deceuibor 81 - JanoaxY = -
gAtes 1i@9 Haa6nR WS113oys r.
ley an1 fko0 unfvef1iif ~ m N n16
IN osot H. Un1tDd Dtaeoo ViI f(1o-
~ lheir oeoq11. 1k1sl Nh, - 1pyI
fpneWno4 1eo11olg pseog - 80
1ooa peo1a 1T II Go1oF67 (o1S
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Frank verxuh Dies 1t Batte, Mont.
On tie 18th Of. this month Frank
verxuh died ct Butte, Montana Of min
er's congumption. His brother, Mar
tin versuh. well known merchant Of
Crested Butte, in our county, went
Immediately TO attend the funeral and
returned this week. Frank verxuh
formerly lived ct Crested where he
was married to Miss Mary Kovacie.
They have three children.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
LITERARY LION no APEAR
AT COMMUNITY CHU1CH
PadF.ie Csaun, Celsheaee1 lFilA ~
and P1ayvEigh1, Wm Lse1usU \
Cunnissa Dsceabsr Thied

Among ether new faaAnEus, tie
Colorado State Normal Sehes1 y md
ertakiAg 10 bring - Gunnisoa .
nstsd kterary eFitie ard aufAsr, Mr..
PAdraie Co1am.
Nr. Cs11n v1s sae e H. fsunlers
Of II lrish Ndfis1nl ThMkxe, ~ III
playa wsss wTit1sa fer - pssssats1
By ~ esleAEuAsd Ahbsy Ihmtaf
Players. He hns fer edIns tins beea
recognised - 80 Il H. HEssaxy and
intelIectunl leo3sg1 Il IL Celk3e
Rennissaace, anA u - e H. yeune-
er nss0bers Of tAe nseswogeAy gyU1p
including william Butlss Yeafs, lAdy
Gregory, GeeFge Rnsssal, CD Nh
linGtoa Synge.
While many ef ths writer's sf thia
group draw much sf their nnteTial
from TIE old folklore and fairy tales
in which Irish tradition b - rich.
Mr.. Colum has devotsd himself main
~ to the presentation Of these ele-
mental feelings which touch IN alike.
Bora in the country, and reared ii .
small town, he has felt keenly the
sorrows and hopes Of the poorer Irish
elass; and he writes Of ths love for .
BIT II land, Of the love of . woman,
oss.A - eAsG 0S0SsC&~s<e ~ GAD41ASo4-
istic Of the Irish.
The gift Of speech b IL gin ef
the lrishman, and from Ill Tie reeom-
mendations we receive, Mr.. Csaam Il
In no way lacking in the elequence and
wit Of his race.
The school has contracted for one
lecture at $1,000. bat II 10 hoped that
we may secure enough 1t the first
program to insure tie price Of two
other lectures, $50. Mr.. Colum will
poetry. Wait whitman, Political Stu
atisn IN ireland. or be viii rad from
his ON worhA The selection viii be
made according to what seems 10 be
TIE greatest interest Of his sudienee.
Surs aDd everyone loves IN Irish-
uaani Come cut b tie Community
ehunh on Dccember third and hear
Mr.. Colum.
Admission. 80 eents. Seata sscured
= 0Ieaxy's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
OFF TO MEXICAN BORDER.
MAY MEAN WAR IS MEAN

Lieut.. Bryan Herrick arrived Sum
day, straight home from France, but
was unable to spend more than few
hours with his mother and brother,
since . wire called him at once to tbe
Mexican border to Join his command.
Mexico Is still spelling for fight.
In fact Il looks ~ tho she won't be
good till she gets = good drubbing.
The wise heads predict war within .
few days or weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
Drunk and Discrderiy

Frank Leavitt, well known about
town. was captured by Marshall Wells
Saturday night on complaint Of Mrs.
Tucker, who asserted that he was
drunk and disorderly At her place in
Kelley's addition. He was jugged till
Monday morning, and ct ten o'clock
C. A. Florer, rs police magistrate.
heard the case and assessed him $685.
10. which he paid and faded out Of
town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Mr.. and Nrs. Victor Odebraski d
Denver, are newcomers IN Gunnison
Mr.. Odebraski having taken ths posi-.
ton Of book-keeper for the Gunnisor
A OIL Company. They are domieil-
I'd ct the Cooper building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
FFeishe Wreek Yesterday

A wreck which might have proved
seri0us occurred yesterday near
SPANS, on Little Elk Greek. Several
ears Of . freight train turned over
and were completely demolished but
fortunately NO one was reported in
jured. The wreeker was sent out It
once, but the evening passenger from
Aontrose did not arrive here until
one o'clock Q. m. this morning. The
wreckAge has not been completely
cleared away as yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Miss Ada Hicks, who ID attending
the Normal here, left Tuesday for her
home in Sargents, where she will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

DR.. Rex Elington returned Sunday
from Hotchkiss, where he had gone
TO be with his father, who was quite
III. pr. Ellington reports his father
as improving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
NJ. Csrslyp KslIsy N

The many ftieads a. Mn. Careayp
5sss 5s'ssy arsss,. HI 8 y sssiS ss So, r s.
naiss q "a Ne~sn. ~ i Z t oissSe. AZ xsosner ~;
- - ~ axsisli - Fietbergs
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Miss Frances Norton, stenographel
and bookkeeper for the Oil Company
left Monday to enjoy come weeks Of
vacation with home folks 1t Wichita,
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

DR.. A. H. Good and wife Of Pitlsin
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Wiseman, and while IN our city
they attended the ball given by the
Rebekas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Mrs. Geo. Sandberg and younger
children plan . trip to California, start
ing in day or two. They will proba-
bly, stay until after the first Of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

E. n. Nourse and son, Tommy went
to Denver Monday. Miss Elizabeth
Nourse. who Il attending the Boulder
University, Joined her father and
brother ip Denver and spent Thanks
giving with them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28
GLAZING me- nDCORD
OF D8AyTw oOLDlERS
Psoveue MsrshaI1s OGies seads ~
Nsvs-ChnnRisa IL - 0aee. Only
a feW 61ae2ogB
OGIes II Prsvese Marshal,
0envey, Colos Nov. 10, 1919
PNkG1Ase News-C -Champiea,
0nnde.as Colorado.

Ruh6GAee News Chanpioo,
0unfnna, Ce2oFndo,
0ooR 0krs:-
0o0o woakhn - yVur poper
pah1iGhod Q ~ = dan dnainqSases,
eoop1ed ytfh . E1quut ~ oDEtoin
- - 6aEa1aha h oedR = oanS5a
iii oZlee b ma1n eorFoe1ions n IL
records of registEanka Thru ysar a.
1orts ard tkooo q othar ne1npapers
threugheut IL sta1s, y - bosa mnds
poooi63o for ~ TO clear many ineouI-
psste draft recoEds. 4 Il -
This o&iee 3 very dssiruus Of elsar-
ing many moFo records and We again
acpeal TO you for additional aid. W.
oFo eacloofnG three separate lists
narired List /, List 3, and List 3
List I. Includes I'll names Of reg
istrants whoAo DRAFT record was n
ccmp5Gte ard IL stain Of delinquency
which hithsrte existed, thru error OF
otherwise, has been removed.
List & Ineludes an names Of regis
trants vhooe incomp1ote draft record
= partially cleared and reeds only the
affidavit from the party giving TIE
information.
List 3. Includes I'll names Of regis
trants with imperfect records and con-
earning whom We have no information.
Il Il our desire TO place In List l.,
the Honor Roll, ~ many names a.
possible, and you will render these
registrants . great service by giving
this list wide publicity. and we urge
every loyal citizen Of your county to
cooperate with u In this work.
Very rsspectfully.
OLIVER H. SHOUP,
Governor Of Colorado.
BY MILES G. SAUNDERS,
Provost Narshal.
List 1-Regisarsnts whsse inesaplsts
: Draft 1seesd New Stanas Clear
Cunnissa County
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Name Unit Of Service
Abel Baviere, Unit Of ser. unknown
Chas. r. Clark Unit ser. unknown
Emery Bissell Downer Unit ser. un-
known
August B. Hennebold Co. C. Srd
Balloon Squad, IT. Omaha
Neil Jones SO Aero Squad, Nine
ola. L. l.
Chas. N. Mclaughlin Unit ser. un-
known.
VIM. N. Plantx Unit ser. unknown
John Sharavarhoff Unit ser unknown
Chas. Ed Wallace Unit ser. unknown
List 3-List Registrants whose records
stand unelesred at State Headquarters
Gunnison County
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Melvin and Eva Leonard went "a
Doyleville Wednesday to spend their
Thanksgiving 1t home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Mary Blanehs Adams has been |
guest q the Artsrberry hsane the pas
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Min Berniee Lucero went TO Crest.
ed Butte Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

z Raylaoad'! !! JbsdI'on 'weat "a. crsnd
Junction Tuesday for . few days
visit with friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

List 2-Registrants whose incomplete
draft would Be cleared n parties CIV.
ing information weuld return sGads-
Wits sent them.
Gunnison County
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-28

Name Unit q Service
Albert =. Croft, Co. =. l2 Inf,
Edward A. Edwards Killed Oct z,sl7
Fred Frost Bat. d. 1st Field Art.
Fort Sill
Charles N. Goodman 10Th E,srs..
Fort Logan
Edwin Lee Miller Co. D. lth Hn. so
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-03-14
POPULARITY OF BLUE GRASS
Kentucky Soldiers, on Return March
From Battle of Tippecanoe, Gath
cred Seed in Indiana.

The tradition that the Kentucky sol
diers who fought at Tippecanoe took
back with them the seed that has made
blue grass famous in central Ken.
lucky, has never been questioned or
seemed TO require authentic proof. de-
c.ares a writer. Mrs. lowering says.
n her Authentic Indiana
ut was on the return march from
the battle of Tippecanoe that the sol
tiiers from Kentucky gathered the seed
of the blue grass which they found
growing in Indiana, and carried II
4, home with them, thinking 1t was su-
perio- variety because it satisfied the
hunger of their horses so well that
they would not eat corn. II flourished
so well on the limestone soil of central
Kentucky that il made that state IA
NOUS" This statement was based on
information obtained from early set
tiers of Indiana. Kentucky was not
known as the blue grass state until
many years after the battle of Tippe-
canoe.
AS long as slavery existed. Ken
tucky, lying south of the Ohio river.
was classed as a Southern state. II
never was claSsed as a central West
ern or middle Western state along
with Ohio and Indiana. In the census
report Of 1910. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan and Wisconsin were classed
as EAST North Central states" ano
Kentuclsv Tennessee. Alabama end
mississippi as EAST South Central
states"
When Indiana was admitted TO the
Union. in 1916. 1t consisted of ID coun-
ties. viz: Wayne. Franklin, Dearborn.
Switzerland. jefferson. Clark, Wash
ington, Harrison. Knox. Gibson, Posey,
Warrick and Perry. In the subsequent
creation of 20 counties out Of these,
making %. the boundaries Of the orig
lnal I3 counties underwent material
changes.