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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11

aid that she IL indeed q true enter
tainer who can hold the attention of
the guests from the carving.
A welLcooked fowl and carefully
kept tools will make the carving a
pleasure, and some skiliful carvers
enjoy being the center Of attraction.
A well-trussed bird looks better on
the table than does q bird with legs
and wings at all angles. II the
sinews have been removed from the
legs before cooking they tthe legs)
Will Be much better eating.
In carving. the fork should be placed
shout half way down the breast bone
and kept there TIL the bird II carved
Remove the wings. drum sticks and
second Joints. then slice down the
breast In thin slices. A large platter
b q most Important part Of the carv.
ers equipment. % that there may be
plenty Of room to place the carved
meat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11

greatest boy on earth, bar none, even
though you plaster your hair back,
wear smart clothes, smoke cigarettes
and fail to bring home . cent. He is
the man who won the love and life
partnership Of the greatest woman on
earth-your mother. If YOU win as
good wife as he did, you will have to
60 some. Just you remember: He is
"somc man." not "the old man."
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
FRIENDS NEW AND OLD

By Henry Van Dyke
Make new friends but keep the old;
Those are silver, those are gold.
Time and change are surely best;
Brow may wrinkle, hair turn gray.
Friendship never owns decay;
For mid old friends, kind and true,
We once more our youth renew.
But alas! old friends must die,
New friends, must their place supply.
Then cherish friendship in your breast,
New is good, but old is best: :
Make new friends but keep the old;
Those are silver, those are gold
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
SPINACH BEATS ALL MEDICINE
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER 4 TONIC

Medical authorities tell us that the
common garden spinach is one of the
best blood purifiers and tonics that
suo usqM 5uIIds sY3 u! sYv3 uno suo
has lost his pep and feels sort % dog
zone mean any way. Likewise, it
helps to reduce the H. c. L. as far
as food goes, for it is cheap, nutrious
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11

for variety II is
wise to enlarge
- oos's roper
oolfA Potatoes
@ unlform siSo
and shape sho1ld
bo saved for bak-
ing. while the i'm
perfect In shapo
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
well. 1 must close now. There

Well, 1 must close now. There is
SO little news to tell. Everything is
election, which reminds me Of a smart
thing Jack said yesterday. said II was
funny that SO few women ran for Of
fee, and he said it was due to the
fact that they had TO stop too often
to see if their hat was on straight.
More news next time. AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
M11 he4slo.
Wedding BELLS to Ring

Wedding Bells to Ring
The wedding of Miss Anna X. Yok-
lavich of Crested Butte and Mr.. John
Papish of Pueblo will take place next
Tuesday morning at the Catholic
church in Cunnison. A very elabor-
ate wedding has been planned, details
Of which win appear next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11

the foWI than the man
at ths head q tAs tnblA
4 taetfai gUast yin b.
AAppily sntertainsd by
de hosteas o. tie lady
nan. rather than stare
he fowl ct q eoun-
tenance while the host
u wrestling with the
cafYinl. 2osuA ma has
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11

campfire Girls Having Outing
The Eighth Grade Campfire girls,
cn1peroned by Misses Minnie Green
and Miss Jennie Hanlon are enjoying
an outing at Waunita Springs this
Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
SOCIAL DOINGS

Little Folks have Birthdsy Party
Miss June Kane enteftained TIE
little members Of the KiDderraxtep
n birthday party Saturday after
noon. The little folks had . rood
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
d. A. X. Have Turkey Dinner.

Mrs. W. L. Curtis ntertained the
ladies Of the ID. A. X. At a sumptuous
turkey dinner at her lovely ranch home
o. Ohio Creek last Saturday &C noon.
The ehair was one Of the most en-
5oyable events Of the season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
N lIIs
flxx,3SaH{E4 flxsBSiHHEE44G {a{ :

Remember that yeu have suly oos
body and that Il 10 easier q keen n
veil than 70 build Il up after you have
DistroAted Il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
Meet with MrA Miller a Ra,eh

Meet With MrA. Miller q Ranch
The Altar Society Of the Catholic
church cleared $S3 ut their food sale
Saturday. The ladies held their req
uiar meeting this week at the home
Of Mrs. Lonnie Miller on the Gunnison.
Autos took the members to the ranch
and back: The afternoon was made
doubiy pleasant with the auto ride
and q delicious lunch served BY Mrs.
Miller. The afternoon was both pro-
fitable and pleasant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
WAYS WITH porAroGa

A. there are several thousand ways
Of preparing potatoes. Il seems a II
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
CARVING A FOWL NOT
a POPULAR INDOOR SPORT

The ordinary observer at the table
feels much better qualified to carve
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
Knew What She Wanted

II want ,some ice-queam," said the
little Gunnison Miss, climbing on the
stool in front Of . fountain, ~An' ]
want it in horn wifout any gravy"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-11
Last Meeting Of Season

Last Meeting Of Season
Mrs. Robert Hards Jr. entertained
the members Of the DeWyk Club at her
home Wednesday afternoon. This was
the last meeting of the summer season.
The ladies spent the time in a pleas
ant, social manner and the hostess
served dainty refreshments before the
guests departed. This club is COM
posed Of the young married women Of
Gunnison. and new members are be-
ing added. Thursday evening, Mrs.
Herbert Andrews entertained the club
ut theatre party at the Unique.
Enjoya yable Card Party H1l
The I. ]. Thompson home on Upper
Wisconsin street, was the scene Of q
merry gathering "Wednesday afternoon
when Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Harry
Smith entertained some fifty ladies'
at q card party. A very enjoyable
social time was spent and the hostesses
served q delicious luncheon at the
close Of the card games. Mrs. Laurel
Spann, the bride of the week, surpris-
ed her mother. Mrs. Thompson, and
her guests by returning Unexpectedly
from Denver that morning-just in
time to receive the congratulations
Of the ladies and participate in the
jolly afternoon.
Entertains School Faculty
Last Saturday at one o'clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. O'Leary,
occurred one of the most dainty serv-
ed and elegantly appointed dinners
given in Gunnison this season. The
affair was in honor Of Lawrence
O,Leary's graduation from High
School. In the reception hall, bud
vases filled with snapdragons greeted
the guests, while American Beauty
roses and ferns made the parlor q
veritable bower. The dining table
was beautifully laid in silver and cut
glass with q center-piece of snap
dragons. From the chandelier float
ed the school colors. The dinner was
q sevcn-course, each served in q man.
ner which seemed perfect and proveC
the unusual excellence and skill Of
the hosts mother, Mrs. O'Leary, il
the culinary art.
The fish course was distinctive ant
could be cqualled no where outside ol
Gunnison. Beautiful Rainbow ant
Loeb Leyen trout caught by the hos
pitable host himself, and cooked a
only an expert can cook, mountain
trout, delighted the eye and tickle,
the palate.
The guests were Miss Lois Bor
land, as guest Of honor, Miss Edn,
Schmitt, Miss Lucy Green, Miss Adj
kansgan, n RS. X. Morrison, Mr.
F. Geo. Damson, Principal and Mrs
o. s. Causey, President Quigley
State Supt. Mrs. Mary C. c. Bradford
Mr.. Lawrence OTeary and Mrs. O.
Leary. Mr.. T. OLeary was kept ava.
owing to business. The guests de
parted late in the afternoon, votini
Mrs. O'Leary delightful hostess an
Mr.. OLeary most genial host.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
TAKE COURAGE

nj oW and again reads in Delaware and other
AN newspapers, OF birds or animals killing themselves.
All such tales denied by the distinguished French
naturalist J. Henri Fabrc.
No animal commits suicide, he says, because living
thing less than knows the meaning OF death. So
far any animal understands its life eternal It does
not realize that its existence be terminated Man
aone realizes that death is the final curtain to the page
ant Of earthly life.
The altitude OF civilized toward suicide has not
changed greatly in all the centuries since Confucus,
philosopher OF China, in 500 B. C.
II is recorded that the sage about to hang
himself to a-tree, and addressed him in this fashion:
However great your misfortune, the greatest of all
would be to yield to despair That misfortune is the
only one which is irreparabe.
"The truth which has been proved indisputable by
the experience Of centuries is this: So long as a
has life there is need for him to desparl
"ie may pass from the greatest misery the greatest
JOY from The misfortune TO the highest felicity
Take courage As though you this very day be-
ginning to recognize the value OF life strive every
ment TO make the most OF it"
No truer word be said TO anyone who for any
reason, is despondent or discouraged.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
HOMES FOR GIRLS.

~ HE Young Women's Christian Association is doing
timely thing. 1t affects the branch here in VIII
mington.
At its national convention in Cleveland the subject
OF paramount consideration will be the housing problem
as II affects business I'D employed girls
At the recent convention OF the National American suf-
rage Association in Chicago Mrs Raymond Robins presi
dent OF the International Congress OF Working Women
made the statement that there are 100000 women in
industry in the United States two-ihirds of whom are
Under q years OF age and large majority Of whom live
away from home
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr chairman Of the hons
ing committee. National Board OF the Y w G , cites
the fact that 10000 girls seeking homes were turned awav
from the Y w. C. AS in New York City aops in 1919
though $1,000 were accommodated.
The Y W. C. A. is not going into the housing proher
blind Before the war the lack OF housing accommo-
datens for wageearning recognized and the
organization began work which has already brought re-
suits
Excavations being made for the Grace Dodse
Hotel in Washington. This 10 be hotel for women
and girls with left open for ransients visit
ing Washington. 1t will cost in the negtborho of ST.
10000 and is financed by the national organization II
will contain $50 single rooms plenty OF shower baths
social the ground floor. adequate accommoda-
tions for group and club meetings. big dinngroom in
Urinary aleting rooms where girls may press and mend
their clothes, and kitchenete
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

ating dlsconient which our news OF
the Lenine campaign featured. This
one is bound TO fail. II will not be
long II is sure to leave a btler feel
ing OF resentment among the men thus
sent 10 disaster. II will augment qhe
pinch OF high prices" everywhere.
Another most dlsquieting thing is
that the organizers Of this "rebel'
strike were able 10 find so much hui
man raw material ready TO their hands.
When strikes break out sporadlcally IN
this fashion, without any special local
grievances and with no set Of glow
ing demands" 10 arouse enthusiasm.
II Is impossible not 10 perceive that
there must have existed very alarm
ing quantity OF dissatisfaction through
out The classes. so easily rallied 10 an
empty cause. The workers so sus-l
ceptible to secret appeal must have
been laborlng, rightly or wrongly.
under a corrodlng sense of real wrong
This should be most carefully stud
led. There is no reason for IL. The
American workingman is the king OF
his kind. He ought TO be The last 70
surrender to the postwar mania for
imagining that in the new millennium
goods can be made without work and
oan be decreed by Soviet
council. Why have so many Ameri-
can workingmen been ready TO follow
The Pied Piper from Chicago who does
not even pipe?
The strike will do good II IL has
startled our oomplacen1, well-to-do
people into looking searchingly into |
those matters. We must not permit a !
hotbed for the breeding OF Boishevist
germs 10 be left in existence anywhere
in this republic. IL is far too danger
Gus in a day when every east wind
brings US exceedingly likely specimens (
Of these germs from that fever-ward 1
of Europe which is divided between
nations where Lenine rules and those !
where he is only feared.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
JOHN BULL AND HIS rrsuEnIEs.

~ REAr advance toward complete restoration. during
" 1912 OF Great Briian's nshng Industry. which
severely crippled by the war; is indicated by adyices to
the Bankers Trust Company from It's London informa-
ton service
The total deadweight Of the fish landed by British
fishermen in 1919 Is estimated at 1888 10000 pounds
pared TO 2iC5700o0o pounds In 1913. But because OF
higher prices the money value OF the 1919 catch al
most co per cent greater than 1913 the estimates being
1913. about S70000Ooo; 1919. about si25C0oOoO
The war 10y creating necessity for the services OF
The steam rawers and fishermen in the British Navy,
and also by its interference with the safe prosecution Of
deep sea fishing had reduced Great Brains catch in
1917 10 7o20O0o pounds less than one-hird of
its pre-war bulk In 1918 the yield only about s62
100000 pounds total which was increased by almost
100 per cent in 1919, the first year OF peace.
The value Of the 1919 catch was the greatest in the
history Of the industry. Restoration has been aided by
Parliamentary grant OF about s50ooeOo which Is used
TO guarantee The purchase OF FISH not Immediately dis
posed OF in the regular markets by the fishermen
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
Heartburn Stopped
by Internal Baths

Mrs. Ed. Bailey. 123 Channel ST. Kew
ark, o., writes Iyrrelps Hygienic Insti-
ne OF New York. as follows:
Il can truthfully say that the Cascade
has done me a wonderful lot OF good.
had heartburn or sour stomach for Is
years and would take soda in a little
water TO relieve the misery for a short
time. But since using the Cascade have
never been bothered that way, and I can
eat anything. ] have also suffered so
from sick headaches and have used the
Cascade for them and eau cure one in
one-hah hour. have had very few
headaches since using the Cascade. The
Cascade is a grand thing ia that Il helps
you to help yourself"
The ~. y. t. Cascade cieanses the
lower intestine its entire length ana
keeps II always free Of poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation,
Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, bilious
ness, Headaches and all the many serious
troubles which they cause are absolutely
relieved and Dreycntsg 5y t1is, &stafc
Treatment.
n. B. Danforth's Drug store, IN VIII
mington, will be glad to show you the
u. Il. l.. Cascade" explain its simple
operation and will give you, free on re-
quest, an interesting little book by DR.
Chas. A Tyrrell of New York, q noted
specialist on Internal Bathing for %
years in that city. Clip this out as q re-
minder to ask for the booklet at your
first opportunity. ....
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
CAPABLE OF sElr-GoyEnNMENT.

JoME RULE for Wilmington, II the Legislature grant
AZ IT, should be good thing for the people OF our
city.
Is ridiculous.
In The past many of wilmInsions troubles and ems
batrsssments have been due to the State Legislature
composed largely OF who did not live in city
and who had intimate knowledge or or interest n its
Affairs has arrogated 10 itself the right TO City
Council Street and Sewer Department Water Department
Park Department and Health Department
In mitigation Of those ofenses against the Homo Rule
principle IL should be said that rule such municipal
functions were performed at the instance OF Wilmington
politicians and others who afraid TO have the
tiers passed upon by Wimingtonans and who had suf-
ncent pull" in Dover TO convert the Legislature
municipal body for the benefit OF their schemes.
i is high time for such policy TO be abandoned and
or The responsibility for municipal legislation and action
TO be placed fairly and squarey upon those who COM
poso ihe municipality.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
GETTING WELL.

Ohm BULL was very sick parsonage not long ago
D He was troubled with acute war debts complicated
by loss of international trade and local His
eign exchange temperature dropped exceedingly low.
There those who feared funeral.
The patient is past the crisis Indeed he is on the
road to complete recovery, according to Francis Ssson
president OF the Guaranty Trust Co, New York.
"n the year following the war" ssson says British
foreign trade was the greatest in history"
How's that for recuperation7
Immediately after the war Slsson points out It was
that fears OF revolution and upheava beset British
ers Business was unstable Debts mounted high ma
ton wholly devoted 10 war was turnins 70 thoughts
wholly of peace. and the business OF peace with this
result:
English traders in all world markets." asserts
sisson British export business for 1919 i3 per cent
greater than for 1918. Her foreign trade January OF
this yes- greater than that Of the United States"
Sisson logically suggests This supplies an economic
lesson for the United States"
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
Gems of Thought

There is to Tell a girl you would die for her
unless you carry heavy life insurance
-.
II you happen 10 hear a woman praisnr a mans wis
dom, it's sure sign that it is not her husband
@I-:
4 pessmist is man who just turns in an alarm,
every time that ne notices the fires Of enthusiasm
:&:-:
debt OF honor is one man always pays. but even
though ne may have TO borrow the money to do il
;-:-.-:
mans GOOD nature can be accurately gagged from,
the distance his children TO meet him when ra;
home. oiAino
-:
Sincerity is speaking as we think believing rs We
pretend acting as we profess and also performing ~
we promise, aud being as we appear to be '
-:
Never be cast down by triGes II a spijer nrso, ,,
thread 20 times 20 times will he mend n sis
up ,our mind youu DC hing and you vii do +, '''Ns
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
SCHOOL ROOM Is COOP
FOR SUSSEX HENS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del, Aprul i5.-In the
Dover and Caesar Kidney agricultural
class rooms the instructor has been
using live hens to illustrate and teach
the students the proper metcds Of
selection of breeding stock and proper
methods used in the selection Of laying
stock. Chickens were kept and fed in
the class room while teaching or This
nature was done. The chickens appai-
emily did not object TO their treatment
while in the class room. for their per-
formance in egg laying was OF mighty
good merit. An egg per hen having
bsen laid regularly, so that the per-
formance OF laying was rather high.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
PERsHINc's DIGNIrIED POSITION.

- ENERAL PERSHING is not seeking the Republican
~ Presidential nomination, but he feels that no
patriotic American could refuse TO II called by
the people.
That announcement made by him last evening
at reception given In hs honor by the Nebraska So
ciety OF Washington
II is a dignined position for him to take, and will
win friends for him In all parts OF the country.
ut hitins that I should say 10 you" General
Pershns said. that my whole life has devoted TO
the services OF country and while in seek
ms IT, feel that patriotic American could decline 10
that high position. II called upon TO do by
the people"
General Pershins also expressed his views Ne
braskan as TO lcbor and agricultural problems.
Labor In Nebraska Is especially honorable" he said.
"and the laborns there is held In hish esteem.
Through his intelligence he occupies an important place
in the community"
Although scarcity OF help greatly curailcd their ef
ncency" General Pershng added mo class OF citizens
in the Union did more to sustain the Allied peoples and
their armies during the war than the farmers They
must not In future be surrounded with hampering
slrictons regulations or adverse market
disions which prevent the fulnmen OF this duty toward
The millions OF people The world over who depend upon
lhcm for food supply"
Those and many other utterances Of the commander
who played such conspicuous and decisive part in
bringing the World War TO satisfactory conclusion
show clearly that he would make splendid president
They also supply ample justification of the efforts which
are being made by the admirers Of General Pershing
70 bring about his nomination and election.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
HAD TERRIBLE COUGH
In BED THREE YEARS
In 3 weeks, she was out on the
street again, feeling fine.

"fn 1916. I had Ia grippe, followed by
pneumonia, which left me with a severe
cough. coughed constantly from
morning tin night and then would wake
up in the night and cough and choke.
lost flesh and my appetite was very poor.
doctored with specialist for over
year, and had several other doctors. but
got worse instead Of better Last winter
! was bod-riddeu. had chils and fever
and got so weak J could not sit up in
bed ) minutes without fainting.
en- February. 1919, started on Mike
Emulsion. / was then in bed, but in 8
weeks l was able TO be up and on the
streets Just think Of It For 3 years have
been a physical wreck. in bed most Of
the time, and Milks Emulsion had
brought me out 10 wonderful shape. My
friends all tell me how well I'm looking.
for they didn't expect me 10 be living
tod.y...-s;iss NJ Roussell. 1908 Opelou-
sas ST., Algisrs. la.
In thousands Of just such cases Miiks
Emulsion has brought the same wonder |
ful relief and Improvement Il costs moth |
ing to try.
Mills Emulsion cleanses the stomach /
aud bowels Of all impurities, restoring .
healthy, natural bowel action and doing /
away with all aued Of pills and physics.
1t corrects the digestive orgaus and i'm
proves the appetite. Thus it helps ma
ture 20 build up the blood and tissues
and to strengthen the throat, stomach
and bowels. II helps build up flesh and
strength, and Is a powerful aid in resist
ing and repairing the effects Of wasting
diseases. Chronic, stomach trouble and
constipation are usually relieved in one
Gay.
This is the only solid emulsion made.
and so palatable that it is eaten with 4
spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged TO try Nfilks Emulsion under
this guarantee-Takc six bottles home
with you, use It according 20 directions
aud II not satisfied with the results, your
money win be promptly refunded. Price
5oc and s1.e0 per bottle The Milks Emul.
sion Co, rcrFe Haute. Ind Ssis By
druggists erery~ncre.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15

4 VERY merchant sells two
IL things - merchandise and
service. There are two kinds of
service-good service and bad
service. We are doing our level
best to give you good service.
Sometimes we fall down, for like
everybody else, we are not per-
feet.
When we do, please tell us about
it, it will help us to give better
and better service-the kind you
are entitled to.
When we don't fall down, il Is
nice to have you tell Us too, but
this is not so important.
Lastly-we are not printing this
TO FIJI up the page nor to help
diminish the worlds supply of
INK. We are printing it because
we want to serve you better.
Evening journal., 1920-04-15
rmAr nEAcoM coLLEcE pINNrn.

XGJlTH The Hotel dupont for It's setting the third
w nual dinner OF the Beacon College CLUB viii be held
this evening
II VIII to bring together in large numbers past
and pres nt students what is concededly one Of Tho
best colleges Of its kind in the East
In addition through the speakers chosen it will serve
high and far-reaching educational purpose in which
those who do not attend the dinner VIII share
Beacon College functions always have been featured
by dignity, airactveness and conslrucliyeness We do
not hesitate to predict that the held tonight will con-
form In all respects to past standards and that all who
attend it will have delightful time