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Name and Residence. Age.
Wallace. George r.. Kingston Legal
Hatchett. Inez. Kingston Legal
Stewart. Robert f.. Seattle .....71
Kidd. Dorothy l.. Seattle ......eI
Ives. Lawrence H.. Seattle 90. Legal
Brown. Marjorie D., Seattle .. Legal
Coan. William r.. Fort Worden az
Moses, Hazel Hadiock ..........iT
Marcel. Frank A.. Seattle ......35
Crowner. Verse; J.. Seattle .......20
Bullock. Walter, Fortson ......fg
Younger Lizzie. Forsyth. Mont. 81
walker. EAard. Seattle .......s4
kcyser. MiNfed. Spokane .......25
Pozzie. Jerry v. seattle Legal
Jussenburger, VIOLA. Seattle Legal
Forester. Fred. Seattle ... legal
Joyce. Rose G.. Seattle ....... Legal
Oass. Alfred, Seattle .......25
Hedie Josephine c.. Columbus.
mont. ......s.. ............-.. ..zf
Gould. Alexander W. Seattle 30
Fisher, Josephine. Seattle illegal
Goodwin. Roy ~, Newark. N.
y. s...s-..s. siseEai
MatfheNa nafav VI Ctirano fanai
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DEATHS

Miller. Elizabeth. 81, Lakeside hos
pitaL
Uuby. Gus. IS. city hospital
Mckenzie. John, SO, city hospital.
Cohen. Isaac 81. swedish hospital.
ward james ~. So. Minor hospital.
Baker. Alfred H.. 81. Providence hos
pital.
yanaka. satara. 81, Nippon hospital.
Porter, Alfred. 81. Providence hos
pifaI.
johnson. Edward s.. 80. Seattle Gem
efal hospital.
Craig. Robert, so. Providence hos
pitai
Hoberts Thomas Il. ~ 1lol Ma
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Ship News
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The sowery theatre. built In
1899. was the frs; playhouse In New
York 10 be lighted by Fas.
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November ff~str TaJttna Maru. To-
kohsms for Seattle. f.zis miles from ~.
attic az p. "a. stf Eastern aicn. 80
attie faf Pansrsa. essmlies south % CAPE
nianco a. ? M. afr ffoliy~ood asatti-
for Hto. SO miles from seattle az
. m. ctr Lyman Stewart. Seattle for
Oieusn. sto miles from Oiegrn at D. "a.
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DIVORCES GRANTED

Pelham, Irene from Leith T..
Locke. Victoria N. from Percy II.
Kansomc. Ethel from Frank Edwin.
Thomas. William NJ from Sarah r..
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tx SERVICE MAN WANTS WORK
20 years old; married: high school
graduate: s years experience drug
clerk. but hotel clerk. salesman o.
anything will do. Phone or wfi0
y. c. Davis. Terry Apis, Apt X
EN -sRRvICE MAN: AfARRIED
fret class janitor: wants position
and fuels. First class repair man
and can manage apartment house
Ellis. Apt. Al. Elliott 1875.
Ex- SOLDIER. FAINTER, PAPER
hanger. would Ike steady employ
Can drive any make OF car. Eiiiou
s2Ss. Caulkins.
YOUNG NAN WISHES WORK. AGn
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some high school education Cab .
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perience as weider. VIII conside
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will lease. kenwood sss.
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FOR RENT-5-RooMF URNISHEF
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CHEAPER AND BETTER THAl
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FURNISHED HOUSES

GROOM FURNISHED HOME.
block from car: walking distanco
from University: fine loeAttoD~
will lease. kenwood SSs.
WINTER CAMPS, Sc TO sic MONTH";
West Seattle. West 5i-R.
FOR RENT-5-RO FURNISHED
house. Phone North 40.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-08
THE LEADER
A Rosh HashOnah Story
Rx SANIIIEL GORDON

they looked especially so this drab
autumn afternoon already fringed with
twilight For the last haf hour their
proprietor and his visitor had been
occupying two of the comfortable so
pOrific arm-chairs. which perhaps was
the reason why the conversation had
refused to come into proper swing. And
vet Saul AIogilev was good company
as a rule; he had to be. or else he
would not have been on visiting terms
with Grcgor GavriIof. For Grcgor did
not hold himself cheap, he was blessed
with plenty of the worlds goods, as
his surroundings testified, and could
afford to be. and insisted on being electic
in the matter of his aquaintances.
You seem to have left your tongue
at home Saul" he said, wearying of
the slow drag of their word inter-
change.
Il am sorry was the answer. Il
know ! must appear dull to you; l.
would net have come at all today had
you not pressed me-"
"Whnt is it? Another discovery that
is going to elcctrify the world? For
mcrcy's sake leave Off telling us hum
limiting facts about this poor human
mechanism of ours. You do your best
TO show us what worms we are. and
we. in return. call you great man.
The exchange is hardly fair
Saul smiled. "You are safe against
that. at least for the next two days"
he replied. II am taking a rest"
rs that so?" Then you are in my
hands. You won't feel dull much lon
ger. We dine together this evening,
and then the tileatcr-there's that new
French play everybody is talking"
He stopped rs he saw Saul shaking
his head
Not the theater?'' he went on.
well then the soiree at Won Kuno's
the Censor: he is anxious TO make
your acquaintance"
Thank you. George. said Saul. but
don't take offense: I want my holiday
all to myself
Il see you are going into the
country
.''
'"' VIZ" It,
Il did not intend making a mystery
"i' It, S'''' ''"' h'
Now Nnnr he
''iS evening '"'i'e'' ''
GINS r- ,hsr,-e
Gregor loohe" p'''''N'
ed. All e'cc"'i'''' ".
certainly nut ,h"t sum "'
pam anything
Il nave Always "''S's''" '"
as tti'i' ior S''i'."',"
speciion' continue" '""'
though 10 drive ho'he ~ MS
every s!iiipie' '"" ~" w
you were p"rh III Ill! i"'''
NOT nave ieit hi"ci' W
remember now s''u
ms Is inc '''"e WIG" :,
turned INTO co'h'i'S H'''' ""u
the ahgelS mo p""hhe'i''' "'''
Is mnch tranlc III 'r""HS ~
forgiveness.
saul iShored MS ii''""'
Thesc days mean i"'ct " mt
said r"hsNei!' t9es can W III"
the turhoii Oh the "o'" "'"
my petty strivings' my 'Enop'e "'"D
tions' inc! renlho hie 'n"'' "~ a.
there Is Srehter PURPOSE anu WV.
issue Tor which must WIN Ivy
are the incentive that spurs 'i'e vi J" "''
nag ana nave time 10 '"Ne ""'
measure OF the VahitE VI 1t AL ANU
turthef. 'here Is 'heir HUMAN "'p''
'heE are the lirhS-''e o'''' Inns
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Friday, August 90.
Engineer c. II. Cowan is back at
work.
Fireman J. S. Edwards is on the
Crested Butte run.
ssrcman F. ". Stamm is on the
pa sengcr run 20 Ouray.
Engineer ". J. Foxgruber is on
The switch engine this week.
". 4. Stuckey Of Los Angeles is a
nov man NJ the round house.
Eagineers J. +. Beryhill and c.
J.. BFaswcll are on the extra board.
Engineer Chas. Hazelhurst is
spending 4 few days in Salt Lake City
Fireman F. G. Perkins is taking q
vacation trip of two or three weeks
Fireman J. +. Darter is taking the
cNamination for promotion to en-.
gineer.
Fireman J. b. Haley is home from
the Salida hospital but not yet abl,
10 work
Engineer II. NJ. Dunlap has gone &c
Grand Junction to work on the broad
guage territory.
Fireman II. +. Beauvais is firing
on the North Fork mixed train foi
Engineer Layden.
Car Repairer F. p. Hall is returning
20 Salida to work, as business il
picking up there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

%,a.-Champ.on Correspondence.
Tuesday, Aug "a
Stat, Son are haying in Waunita
pa.k
We ar" very glad to learn that Mrs.
VI. f. Leonard is better this week.
Walter Adams cousin, Mrs. Dom
nell and daughter from Tennessee,
are making him q visit.
So far this week, we have had fine
hayIng weather. Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday nights we had quite 4
heavy frost
Mrs. r. II. Slate and little son,
Bob, boarded Sundays train for Sal
ida Bob will have his adcnoids re-
moved at the Red Cross hospital.
f. d. Stcphcnsons sister, Mrs. Kir-
shcr Of Lamar, Colo, is visiting at
the Stephenson ranch this week
Billy Mcdonald stole a march on
his friends He boarded the train on
Friday evening, landed in Omaha
and married Miss Bertha Body. Bill
and his wife haven't returned rs yet,
but ar" expected almost any time.
We sure wish them all the happiness
possible. Bin is one OF the most pop
ulnr boys in the community and high
ly respected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
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CEBOLLA

Ns~s-Chamyion Cores oondence.
Tuesday. August p.
Mrs. 4. y. Emanuel and daughteE
Uf Florence arrived in CebOlla Thur
day % JOIN Mr Emanuel, who has
been here since August 18th.
Mr.. y. l.. Carpenter and son Fired
ar visiting tho formers brother-in-
Law, J. J. Carpenter. They have just
sold their ranch At Cedaredge and arr
planning 20 leave in October for Cal
lfurnla 20 spend the winter.
H. T. Baldwin Of Denver arrived in
Ceb0lla al noon "Wednesday, and IN
exactly au hour later, he landed q
L0rh.ayen trout. weighing two and
No u Ginger Quill The biggest
catch Of the week was Z three and i
half pound Rainbow, caught by ". 4.
Scott Of Denver.
4 party Of seventeen motored in
from Denver and spent Sunday in
C.b0.la. The seven men in the party
Wsut hunting for sage hens and re
turned with the limited number. The
women who were in the party remain
ed At the hotel and put in the time
visiting and taking snap shots Of
some Of the scenic spots nearby.
Mrs. Mahoncy made . visit TO Ce-
bolla this wck. accompanied by her
brother. Mr.. Rciss Of lola, with whom
she has been visiting the past six
weeks. She will leave this week fOr
/ her home in Ottawa, Canada. Accom-
panyng them TO Cebolla was Nj
Nichols Of Powderhorn, who is VISIT
ing her sister in lola, and who leave
next week for Neekcr where she wiL
teach school the coming year
/ A dancing party in honor of The
birthday anniversary Of Falus Carpcn,
ter Of TOnopah, Nevada, who IS her,
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J
J. Carpenter. was held Saturday night
in the club room Of the hotel Dur.
ing the evening u birthday caE,
| lighted with pink candles was brought
in and cut by the guest Of honor, aftcl
which the guests blew out the candle
making a wish for the future with
many more happy birthdays
! Arrivals Of the week at the Sport
mans Hotel are: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. {
| VanLeer. Bloomington, Illinois; f. r
! Lester and family, Springfield, Hi
nois; Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Shuts, Ply.
mouth, Wisconsin; NJ. J. Ready and
/ family, Greenville, Miss; Mr.. and
/ Mrs. v. VI. Staniforth, Master Bcr
! Homcson Jr., and their grandson
. Texas. Frank Beuhling, Montrose; 4
. r. Gromley, Jim Gromley, b. E. Al.
lison, Ole ". Nelson. Grand Junction
". 4. Clark and son. Ward, Canon
/ City: Mrs. X. l.. Carpenter, Fred Car,
pentcr. Virgil Atchison, Anna Atchi,
son, Bobby Atchison, K. w. Curtis
I Cedaredge; +. y. Curtis, John Nor.
rell. Harry Graham. Paonia; DIR. Geo
L. Howard and wife, daughter, Betty
and son, Tom, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Pickett, daughter, Elaine. and son
Gordon, Mrs. II. Stratford, Mr. and
/ Mrs. J. MacDaniels and daughter, VIM
| Eichelbcrg, a. Lester and wife, Il
f. Grimes, II. F. Baldwin, K. l.
/ Station. all Of Denver; Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. F. Charleston, Miss Olive Clarks-
ton, Scarbough, n. Y; Mrs. /. y,
I TOuzalin, Miss Charolette TouZalin,
/ Truman Robertson, Colorado Springs
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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News-C CHAMPION Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, August %.
Fishing here has not been good the
last two weeks.
We had some heavy rains last week
which hindered hay making.
Someone said that wild raspberries
would be ripe about the first of the
month.
Oscar kranland is here from Dem
yer, assisting his daughter, Mrs.
Stanish in the boarding house.
Carl Swanson (Axle), Geo Watson
Jr., Roger Kistler and Ernest Mazza
quit work at the mine here and are
going to Utah.
Mrs. Walsh was here a few daya
last week, packing her furniture that
WAS stored at Sim LaPlante's ranch
for few years.
Joe Hyland was here for a few
hours Monday, and brought up a-sam-
pie of oats and barley raised on his
ranch near Gunnison, which were g
inches high.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Aug "a.
Miss Daisy Hilderbiddle is visiting
with the Templetons for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carnigee and
baby, Louise, moved back to their
ranch near Haig, SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hirdman will
soon lie avefor Delta and the sur
rounding country TO spend some time
picking fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Spenst of Den
yer and daughters, Laura and Hazel,
arrived last week to spend some
time at the Waters ranch. Mrs.
Spenst is n sister of S. S. Waters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, August 26.
Ar. and Mrs Nobels are going to
Canon CITY tomorrow TO make their
future home
Miss Norma Nichols returned from
lola tutay after spending two rnonrhs
E,th 4 sister
iiF. and Mrs. Guy VI. Doering re-
turned from Lake City Wednesday
sni went on 20 their home AZ Cathe-
lE.A the same evening.
Bud Andrews, Misses Alice and
Esther Rice, Ruby SammonS and En-
ma Foster mOtorcd out from Gunni-
son Sunday and spent the day visit
ing relatives
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Friday, August 20.
Cassell lie Fevre returned from
Colburn Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Partch came in from
Salida Saturday. Mrs. Partch has
been having some dental work done.
Carl Bergman and Ernest Botten-
field were over from Crested Butte
Sunday and Monday, hunting and
fishing with Lloyd Carpenter.
DR.. Jackson and DR.. Curfman are
over from Salida, visiting at the A.
A. Miller and Partch ranches. They
say they are having great time
hunting and fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Elephants indispensable.

II H. said ,nat Slams teak forests
could NOT be worked without III" as
slsrauc- % elephants. uS hauling ma
chimes could not hs used IN the Innc.
ccss.hle plncns where teak trees grow.
On" elephant can handle from fifty to
seventy logs In season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
.---.,. II -..--.,. On o..

|--'FF y |."|'II7' on Tt.l.
Nr...."'.r sf.'--r .7- -nrfU,'ed less
o." % G.aIa Hr" .truw hat IN the
f.rf s-n'. D. rnrs.1 rraIh"r ~ ere
. ''.1. r.t -,1 20 over GOh00 dis
.-..' %. .n. ~ r.rnnt"ries. The
..f-' .H hu- been very
r. Dr.. Do 'HnH. oanar In 1913
-.' ~rr 'r' 'N 'lr" government
,.. rr,rf"r uG u rrrUTut"ry in the
-.. ..-.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Ancient 9 oothah.

China played football long before
Japan. 50 long ago that the football
century. when the ingenious Chinese
thought Of Initiating IT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
o. <, - !. -.

"Dc good l..e' Id Uncle Ebcn.
"aln' dc man dat Its yDu loaf on de
,oh. but de "ur dat shows you how
You kin tax" pleasure an pride In de
work
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
OF What Use In III

After growing for ter years. the
japanese cypress, one Of the smallest
specimens OF the horticultural world,
reaches the size OF golf ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Where He Siiok

The man who thinks he knows every.
thing always gets into difficulty when
conditions require him to verify his
information.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Jack Jennings, state game warden
took the train west Wednesday morn
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Sidney Horton of Mon:rose was in
Gunnison on fishing trip early in
the week
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
By WAY OF EXPERIMENT.

Executor
See here. II I
list my late
fathers estate
a. bigger than
II Is they'll
jump me for an
income tax and
II ! make II
smaller than It
Is the bank will
call my loans.
La wy c r.
Why not make
IT exactly true :?
Executor-By
Jove! I never
thought Of that.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Mrs. Hariin and two sons Of No.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
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N.a--Champ.on Correspondence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-01
LA COMPANIA VELAS-
Co EN- Ell MUNICIPAL

De 6xito SECURE y nenos totales, pue
de augurarse la temporada popular que,
con la function de anoche empez6 la
Compafiia de velasco. La Empresa, en-
su deseo de complacer al quito publi-
CO de San Juan, ha hecho, cumplido
va ell abono, una rebaja de mas de un
cincuenta por ciento en- el precio de
las localdades. Puede feliciarse 81 pI
blico en- general de poder gozar de un
espectaculo como Ell que presenta la
mencionada Compafiia, a unos precios
relativamente infnos. Nosotros, por
nuestra parte, aplaudimos esta determi
nacion de la empresa, que pone al al
canoe de nuestro pnblico no adinerado,
los medios de poder admirar las be
Has revistas que en- estas noches subj
ran escena La Compafia pronto em
barcara con rumbo Santo Domingo
y Cuba; Y, por 10 tanto, estas funcio
mes que ofrece son las iiltimas que po
dremos gozar de tan festive espscta-
culo. AL teatro, pues.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-01
"PuertO Rico IIustTad0 !

Esta popularisima Reyista. que taDso
credito ta conquistado EN- TODD ekf4is
pubIcara hoy una ,magnifca z5sf6n,
en- la que iiguran admieables .raba-
jos de escritores v poetas de Puerto
Rico y q exterior.
La parts literaria esta avalorada pOr
las frmas prestieiosas de Eugenio AS
toll Crist6haz Real Juan Cueto, Luis
villaronsa, yacinto Terry, Tancredo
Pinochet, Jose A. Balseiro, Jose P. H
Hemandez, LA. Hungria Lavelace,
Colon Echavarria, etc, etc.
En- Il informacion grafca figurs 10
mas saiionte de Puerto Rico y del ex-
terror, descollando por su inter6s Ell sal
vamento del submarine americana ''S-
So y las fotografias de La espantosa
ekplosidn ocurrida en- Wall Street, que
tanIas victimas produjo.
Esta interesante edici6n del colega,
cny6 portada aparece impresa a dos
coiores, se vendera al precio de 90 CEN
tavos. an vista de la carestia del papel.