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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

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T.. F. Durkin, the new assistant
superintendent Of this division Of the
Rio Grande, came in from Salt Lake
City Saturday to assume his new duties
here. He takes the place Of J. w.
Lynch, who has been transferred to
Helper, Utah. Mr.. Durkin's family
will reside here rs soon rs they can
secure . house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller went
over to Walsenburg in the car last
Sunday to get Mrs.. Miller's sister,
Mrs. Chauncey Summers and bring
her back to Gunnison for visit.
They returned Wednesday noon. Mrs.
Summers will visit with her mother,
Mrs. L. A. Myers, and other relat
tives for . month.
II you had Just bought . new $50
suit Of clothes and got warm while
you were driving and took or your
coat, and then discovered ut the, end
Of the journey that It had ;clted out
Of the car, wouldn't It make you mad
That's Just what happened to W. u.
Soden, but having become acquainted
with the value Of advertising in the
war, he promptly inserted . want ad
In the News-Champion and found his
coat, - well - some bills and other
valuabies: The OIeary car bad pick
ed Il up coming down from Waunita
Springs, and until the I'd appeared,
they had no way Of discovering the
owner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

The eou1ky eo0nnianieoers vin neet
Tuesday, Tie tth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

FOR SALE:-One buffet. bookcase,
gallon freezer. Mrs. T. A. Owen,
Gunnison. 3l-lt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS

E. e. MUELLER, Gunnissa
Watch Repairing Jewelry
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

ORDER EARLY-Your Smith Hill
Anthracite. Star Coal Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

Anyone Wishing fence poles Of any
size. inquire Of Marvin L. Bryan or
w. G. Green, Gunnison. 29-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01
LOCAL xsws or INTEREST

Z Z Z I Z Z
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

FOR RENT:-Small four-room house
Mrs. Essie Snodgrass Sit
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

WANTED:-A small furnished house
for coming school year. Mrs. VIII
bur Curtis. soft
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

FOR SALE, CHEAP-Wardrobe in
excellent condition, straight-backed
chair with leather seat, and m oil
stove. Mrs. X. Morrison, Gunni-
son 2s-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

HELP:-In the house thru
haying. Mrs. 8. c. Fisher, Gunni-
SON. Phone 67Jl 30-S1
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

~ AV0O01 y y
spseial Aesat And vsut thzu =
Ne - yss6ssday.
ces.ye 0aadlsr v,.e = ~ Bssass
Innd.y.
Jamns EIliest& q Chicaeo eaue 4
ysss.sday to visit his cousin Mn. Jshn
0a AAeette Civogse q Beoesa,
sens q Yesterday noon - hsr vay -
There have been SD auts.shfls
licenses issued up TO dafs, sayu Clerk
c. c. NcWilliams.
Nh. Lnls Daily anA eAildrsa Il g.
Ida, are visiting Nm. JoAa clifford,
Ars. Daily's moeher.
r. L. Adams Of Ri1e cana down
from tie Buttes On de train Tuesday
and veat On To Doyieville.
Ms- Flossie Bird and sen Ralph
left for Cortez Thursday noon. Nrs.
Bird has been visiting her sister. e.
ther Tsehop.
Yesterday Willett Estes resumed his
old place in the Gunnison postofflce.
Mis- lnez Huntington viii 70 to Denver
for . months visit.
-oo
L B. Howard cane in from Denver
Thursday noon. He had gone over
to meet his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Howard, who were coming from
Illinois.
Mrs. Teresa Pastore, who has been
spending her months vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos David,
left Tuesday on the evening train for
Dawson, New Mexico.
- aa
Saturday. . crowd Of teachers. and
students enjoyed . nsn fry 1t Almont.
The trip was made in cars and trucks.
Messrs. Lee and Harwood were the
fishermen Of the day. !
--oo-
Miss Helen Gray, q nurse at St.
Luke's hospital, Denver, arrived ON
Thursday to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Gray. Miss Helen's va
cation lasts three weeks.
Judge Sprigg Shackleford left on
the noon train yesterday for Lake
City where he will attend to legal
business connected with the estate Of
the late Josephine Gardner.
-OO
Mrs. Annie Turpe and children Of
North Platte, Nebraska, came up from
Grand Junction Tuesday evening.
There was q dance at Jacks Cabin
last evening and quite crowd was
present, even II q cloud burst did oc-
cur yesterday afternoon. A small
bridge was washed away on this side
Of Jacks Cabin.
DR.. Geo. Sullivan is enjoying q
visit from his brother, Dugald Sulli-
van and family, of De Beque, who ar
rived the latter part Of last week.
-
= Mrs. A. G. Clark gave card party
at her home yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Lillian Blakely, who is
visiting here from Denver. A dozen
ladies were present and dainty
luncheon was served.
Guy Palmer and family came from
Denver last evening in their car.
Hugh has been taking treatment while
in Denver.
w. N. Millspaugh and daughter.
Ruth, after spending the past week
with his brother. J. r. Millspaugh,
left for their home In Rome, Kansas
Wednesday.
Ben Parrish. Olathe wrestler. was
operated on for appendicitis at the
st. Luke's hospital Saturday. He is
doing nicely. During the last two
matches he has been very weak, but
expects to be stronger than ever after
the operation.
n
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-08-01

FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
Has two and one-third lots. Mod
ern. Inquire A. E. Winslow 31-tf
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been touched VITA the acid and the blight
OF SIM and they are eternally dcfaccd and
blasted, sir. and lurcd 10y the insidious lip
Hnd Icy the sensual surroundings. they fan
easy victims to lustfui. Designing infamous.
vile. corrupt. h"iliSh. d"baScd. Impure de-
generates. who call themselves men. and
they "uyt- 10 be arrested for going around
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Let me help YOU dig out, "l:ehold he
hath hid himself smrr.: the stun.
fOok WOMEN CHAINED


And when l -" men called TO hiah duty
ana royal scr.iC. the sdc OF Cod Al
mighty. can't bear 10 see them hide
crown and rui" over a kingdom ana be-
,o.H" 'h"ugcl to som" iabl, or Influence
on. ,h"r" ar poor Women chained 20 some
hru;a. husband arms chuck full o( help.
III ..hHaren. I've. "rH crowded "'ith care
- ?si.iess, II s.ems to me- ana uuonGins
- Ia" gale? slaves ia siberia ana th.y
drag their tortured. aching >u-cring bodice;
Yong. day after day. until death toIcitcs
down their VuIv.rIng .y-litS ANA they .:n-
prac" m" long. sncct sleep tina. knows
no waking till tho trumpet OF G.hri.!
sounds the f.veii.s on the resurrection
morn.
on. Their" are slaves to fashion. ON.
women. VIII, are chained To- thu. MoIoch Of
p-sd" and yaiiiy Just securely -nd hop.-
icssly they ~cr" IN The power OF th,.
Tower of London, and all tn. nobl. long
gone; nc humber Joys Of III. are noln-
!iE but bitter ashes and tn" quiet paths
81 domssitc pesce have absolutely no charms
for nu!titud"s Of women IN our day
The sweet pratt" OF babies voices. and
tn" clinE!nE touch Of tiny fingers sem to
awaken no responses OF live IN thcir hearts
IN the wh;ri OF society. The. Eiudy circles
ui fashion alone allure them. and the hes I
$50" oI lie they never see. They don
know what IL The choicest sweets OF
human existence they never taste on Tia.
lace OF this "d-th
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1919

oh naI don't &c, 81, hid II Tho. stun. lie, me
,.B.hoid. he hath hid himself among the
PASSING ur c'lA rs ,:,,r ,>ro ,,r,y,<
=, what iYs. pi,iaoio Thing. wn@n Goi wsmiai
hHyS pot; Ard Hs,,ieI ips'sad VIM. 4
go to n.a"en and you'd rather so to hci.
When God wants To write your name down
hav. it down on the dcvtis book as one
Of his RICH, hsnh boxers;
stuff WV
=. on Say, watch for the white lights
and behind them fathers. mothers. wives.
low" and PURITY ' and ga re. 'n n: nrthimF n,
place. tn you. 80 SIRENS voice is nor.
Tenderness and the eyes OF gIadness. and
III" hearts OF pure. sweet love walt to
OH they are shining In the windows Of
h"aNen too IA" friendly rays that stream
cursed world. And II IA" white lights
attract you then It's furious storm, "i ne', NAV
beat against you like the angry wave, OF
bus. sir lil" my friend the engineer said
You are safe behind the white lights
when feel my engine swerve.
as N., oyer stranr" rails We far.
For what awaits me there.
swlf, and free, sh, carries me.
nj Thrpp I'M, arb H. "n%noWn a: night.
That al! the lights white
a blu" light. "hepair I, crippled car"
\ green Light signal. SLOW
\ red light i 4 danger liI;nt
But "a whit. !Isht--An. liza Let '.r go
Again th" ron f"ld "" roam
And when tire night s faiT.
! gaze into tn. starry UoW.
And wonder what is there
For who can sioalS for thosc who dwell
behind TN. cury!nE sky,
80 man has lived to toll
Just what 1t meant to die.
Swift. towird life's terminal We trend
TN" run seems short tonight
Cod only knows what. - tilr end
But hop. that al! your !iGhts show
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been touched with the acid and the blight
blasted. sir. and iurcd 10y the insidious iip
tHd 10y the sensual surroundings. they fan
viic. corrupt hciiish Lcbascd. Impure de.
generates. who call themselves men. and
th"y "uYt.. 10 be arrested for going around
,bhNDoN p nHIr4, oS ;u. r,,,uoou
Girls. vito preserve som" scmblsrcc ot
dec"9ey a; home. on. they ,seen to abandon
souctni'r t.. the glare OF the lights and IA
the stf:.ii % tn. music. and thor" Is SOM
strained assoria;ion with men, ,ba; bIun,s
tn" mr. synIinii''sE "' s'r$ nn I anI
on their flushed checks. sir. th.. 10, breath
aud ~ flames are kindled on PASSIONS
lure them away. Why. we are told that
innocent girls. ontcci into the dance halls
companions. when they left home they were
.n:ruity. but Wien mornings dawn came ii
found '!oSe poor girls possessed OF secrets
sanctoa n! the marriage altar.
o.. o The found them lying like
wthSrGf buds; sir cas-; away %s!rsc,z" rcd
ihr%ms'"E dam hq al They talk ths
na pihs ey dsnea hs
ously oh: they whiri Wal, a minute!
Thcy arc just tasting the foam on the
amr Of .inful pleasures. poor deluded girls
mat they've got TO drink yct. Girls. | APP
peal To YOU. in the nam. of Jesus Christ
iou al" caiIuus"d. don't you hear IT, BE
hold. hc hath hid himself among the stuff. ="
Come ont.
oh. II ,ou spend your years in the silly
rounds OF diners AMI clubs aud dances and
operas and all tn. insane and asuin.
C"ssorie@ that gO with sI-callrd society. you
VIII hud at last that you've hidden your
self among the stun. that you've passed up
a crown and kinEd )m. and all you've got
10 SHOW IL Taluc!cSs stuff that hide Gods
eyes and drown Ills voice.
O, men Of business, are you here Men
or IN" professions. are you here? Wait
a minus"| Let me appeal to .you..ewill you {?
Saul Knew his duty and 30 do YOU. Its TO
get up and walk down this aisle. SuuIs
Guty Get out
CIR OFT OF RUBBISH
AND SIT DOWN on THRONE
Got out OF the rubbish. get out from be-
meath the pots and Kettles and let God put
q crown ON Iour head sit down on a
thron. instead OK crawling into hol. with
III" camp luGGas". saul knew his duty.
Sau, knew his uestiny. SO 90 you and |
want you To rise to your opportunity and
10 your privilege, sin KS important; Take
Re a King. Take y"nrs. will YOU, my
girl: Re "a Queen. Tan" yours and don't
shirk and hide meath tho stuff. | beg OF
sir. beg of you. don't allow the tinsci
twenty -four carat goii OF righteousness
Only the women who pay atten-
lion TO their duty. regardless OF all else.
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FIVE

willP mt OF your life minslc,
dawn OF eternity. m-n viii
,ncc ,nd they will bSp-
with tears. when the Lord
the evening hines OF nfe.
"HcnOlt. h" hath hid him.
suur." Crawl out. Take
l riCht. Us un To Nom-
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will HAD your crown and your Kingdom. aud
when you leave the world. you viii leave
II poorer because you left Ii. 80 my appeal
To you is, my urgency with every ounce Of
strength I've got left nay appeal To you is
take your stand for Christ Live "a Chris
Tan lfc chil,ircn wiii love you. men Will
md God viii crDMn Nnmr llie WIN sMcc..s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

And when the
with the y irpic
speak your :,nu
tin" your grave
attuues for you
- "u r"t IL ?
Come on out.
self among the
sH.Nstr tAu#Fs \
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AND UNHAPPY
WHEN GOD Is GOLD

MISERABLE AND WIN WyM,iHIArr Frnn - o,n
ana ,,o w9Inen Who" only ideal and only GOD
happy va.; aocuinula, lions .SMay- bring
fob r re' eeai i II III .heE
urrs. and iiIey hard" and dwarf the De,-
milk OF human Aindness i;to :. Sort OF
4 butiermills or whey. ana feed upon tho
inind ii dives its victims To- a prcina
TUE grave. worn out and faded and tired
and tnc coffin tlsd 9Th IsF5 sody re which men
STUN w
:, J., Let nc help y9u, dig out. viii, YOU? For
h.,p you i%nit M, Nov. VIVA would haye
saul? OH, II h-'i refused to have taken
comma nd OF The Continents! Array beneath
which I've STOOD with an uncovered hcaa:
ley Forgc and al on. the capita OF ou-
E!itterlng pillar standing on the banks Of
" Potomac. tossing It, mead high above
surge ike III. waves .! III" sea- wouiI!n't
be th.re and tonight. ~. !migh, be sing
Country Coz 0' RS 60 Of Ther M'"s Instead OF NY
=. What II BENJAMIN Franklin had shirted?
stood IN the Continental Congress and said
am AN old man. four seoi" years OF
out that God guides the affairs OF men
nefa me and h'T not on 'gT l a all 10 the
ground and much less can an empire or a
Mr., President thai We open This convention
and George Washington. level. keen.
bright. noble. manly. praNc--he seconded
oh; VIVA, il abraham Lincoln had shirked
pen and signed tho Einancipa lion rrocla
NATION oh: the BLOOD hounds might he
cane brakes OF III soUth!ancf W" might
ssi. he tssrns ct on" anoIh"r's throat
love. So. Ecg OF you folks don't shirk
Gods greater tasks for the mean con-
anybody afford 10 spend his or her
!ife aiInlessly. that fellow is not you God
called you TO noble purpose; 70 pray and
ing with the stun for What are you
oh my: Rsmsrnhcr please tina, stun is
transient, stun is - weak as rope Of
SMOKE an" or vapor u"S 1S nm g. cloud OF
tan manhood. that's eternal That stand
cerated into ashes. ''''AS VIII DC '"'t''-
sampson had strength, hu; he failed lie
S S!ni,. SO Ia IKE 70 nu' the red ANA
Keep away. my boy, they vii. shear your
hs to in w fT@"' of f Ga hG %
I'd Ike 10 put il in front of every saloon.
"a lik. to see II up In some institutions
| summaries, keeE. out of there. they vii!
GREAT CHARACTERS ARE
LAID IN GRAVES OF DIStiRACT l..
Poor Absoicm had bcIuty. but III tried
to put his iaiher out Of business. and lie
went down to a grave OF disgrace. Alcx-
ander hau tiie power OF a conGuerOr and H..
wrapped the drapcry OF his couch about
him and sheathcd his sword and era wicd
into his grave. the conIucror OF the world
when he WAS only thirty-two, bu; he died
a slave TO strong drink lie hid himself
meath the sun.
oh. Ingcrsoil WAS eloquent, Grand! But
ne failed because he hid himself bcnca h
the stuif-ln:idelity'
Dig out: Come on! I've cone here to-
night 10 help you II can. The outwa rel
things for which men and women struggle.
they are only stun in the great emergencies
and the great cXiEencics OF life. They viii
not see YOU through. sir. these great things
that we battle and fight for-nrver,
Thc Lord kept track OF Old Sau-ycs.
! I3ut God hasn't forgotten where you are
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Evangelist Tells Life Story
of Saul as Warning
to People of
Today.

Tonight In the First Book of Samuel the
tenth cha ptcr and the twcnty-seCond verse:
Behold. he hath hid himself among the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
RED LIGHTS IN WINDOW
WHEN MEN MEET To DRINK

II
,v And there here are rcd lights in the windows
az ma, that makes beasts. and hogs out
Ing and pukins to their homes: biear-eved
gay. where their money earning capacity
has been reduced 80 Der cent until every
department OF life has TO suffer from Tho
existence OF the hell-born Institution
behind these lights youths homes arc
blasted: mems ambitions arc DESTROYED and
Blasted and the wall Of hungry Children rs Is
the echo YOU hear with the iing,ing OF the
whisky and beer glasses. oh. a saloon
beneath the Stars ana Stripes. The "a loon
keeper. In my opinion. Is the scourge OF
humanity.
"IIe hath hid himself among the stun"
rcd lights outside the door where they meet
to play the game OF death. and behind
Rcputations and hopes disappear like lee
In u summer sea. In hours when honest
mon ought to he asleep and .he uelrc OF
God retcns over ths tired. weary brcuiing
world, the brutal fight Is fought in Thai
gambling hell which makes one man Rich
And men walk from, these places. cir.
rayi,hed ~ despair and the crack s' Of tbs tbs
revolver, or the dark waters OF tho river,
tell the sad story that q lie went out.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-10

the terse sentence "a damned good
TRAIL, sums up his estimate of the
connecting link between the ends
of steel on this and the coast divi-
sion of the government railroad
Mr. Wheeler intends to stay in
Nenana for the present and will
probably seek employment on the
government railroad He will prob
ably go into the kantishna district
after the opening of navigation,
and expects to make the trip up
the Kantishna and the Bear Paw
to Glacier with J. c. NanOrsdel.
who is planning on taking up a load
of provisions in the spring. Mr.
Wheeler had been working with his
uncle, Charles Trundy, on Glen
creek, a tributary of Moose creek,
prior to joining the colors, and will
resume operations there later on.
He says that he will probably do
considerable prospecting during the
coming summer.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-10

miles, drifted in, in parties to the
Kern creek roadhouse, where they
all somehow managed to pass the
night. The early arrivals got the
hunks; those coming in later were
given all the available mattresses
which they laid on the floor; those
coming in later were given the
bunk" he says, and were asked to
help themselves to any portion of
the floor they could manage to find.
Every nook and Granny was occu
pied, he says, some finding rest
on the table and benches, and others
under those articles of furniture.
The proprietor of the house, Mrs.
Nelly Neale, cooked them a meal
and served it in several sittings.
To overcome a little difficulty
on the road between Seward and
Anchorage where the heavy snow
drifts seriously interfere with the
train service. the A. E. c. were
getting ready to put into commits
sion the small steamer Alaska. They
propose to run this boat on Turn
again Arm of Cook Inlet from
Mile II to Mile SO and, until such
time as the adverse snow condi-
tons could be overcome, carry
passengers and freight to connect
with the trains at the ends of this
gap. The boat was all ready for
launching when Mr.. Wheeler left,
and he thinks it is probably run
ming now.
Mr.. Wheeler mushed in and made
the journey from Talkeetna to Ne
mana in exactly a weeks time. and
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-10

half the year, and the temperature
! is so degrees below zero. Fierce
billiards sweep down from the
mountains and bury the land be-
meath twenty feet of snow and ice
and raging tides in Cook Inlet-the
nearest harbor prevent the entry
of any ship after winter sets in,
thus cutting them off utterly from
the outside world, except when a
dog team struggles to them over
land with the mail. In summer the
conditions are almost worse, for
then the land is converted into a
swamp in which breed countless
millions Of the most virulent mos
quitos. But, perhaps, the hardest
thing of all for them to bear is that
they are forgotten and ignored by
the people back home in the States.
Neither the Y. NJ. C. A, nor the
K. Of c, have given them Hut or
'Canteen, the Red Cross has sent
them no sweaters and socks to keep
them warm, no nurse to minister to
them in sickness. The library asso-
cation has sent no books, nor has
any other organization done any
thing to ameliorate their lives. Re-
Gently the influenza has attacked
them, and, having no hospital, they
have to care for their sick them
selves, in their own barrack-it is
difficult to see how any of them
can escape infection under these
circumstances. But with all this
hardship to endure, are they down.
hearted? No. They have set their
jaws in grim determination to do
their soldiers duty where they have
been ordered to stay, and there is
something very fine and splendid
in the undaunted courage with which
they have accepted their almost in
tolerable lot"
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-03-10

John Delfel, who had a barber
shop on upper A street. left this
morning for the Juneau Hot Springs.
He was accompanied by Locke Nc
Donald, and the men are travelling
with dog team by way of the
Valdez trail.