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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
g FREDERICK s. NELSON
HANDS PLACED
uI'ON THE STATES

wiping both sides with damp
sponge In the presence OF the victim,
! placed them on the table. a small
piece OF slae pencil between. We
then sat down at the table. side by
eide. and placed our hands upon the
states.
Soon a shrili scratching sound a.
a writing could be heard In the
quiet. mysterious air. When Il stop.
I'D. I raisdc the top slate and there
upon IL appeared the desired mes
mgc.
How Easy. when left the
room for the states | wrote the mes.
sage on enc and covered II with a
piece OF slate exactly fitting the
frame. When I placed the frames
together I failed TO insert tho pencil
~ ! appeared to do. Instead. I used
. litu. OF this now you $40 It and
now you don't Authorization"
When raised the slate the loose
piece lay unnoticcd upon the lower
slate. upon 1, the pencil. placed there
while raising the upper slate.
HOW THE WRITING
NOISE Is PRODUCED
The writing noise was produced by
rubbing against a piece OF slate be
meath the table. a small pencil fast.
. ened TO my knee with a rubber band.
Simple. isn't III
also received slate messages In
dark eeances- Seated around a table
- . dark room. tho people on either
= would hold my forcarrns When
|kSDihie I used confederatcs TO hold
- arms. but failing in this I switch.
- = false arm. concealed under my
cnat or the table. for the person on
my right TO hold. With my right
hand concealed In a black glove.
wrote the message on the slate.
This was q particularly lucrative
method Of message delivery.
Once ! prepared a seanee for an
cid hdy who insisted upon holding
my right arm. As usual. I substi.
tuted false arm for her. when
the writing commenced. the excite
mert Of IL was too much for her
ovcrwrought nerves She Jumped
from her chair--naturaily the false
arm jumped with her.
MY Cod she cried. as she hur.
rfedly dropped the arm. he's coming
apart"
] managed to recover and conceal
The false arm before the lights were
turned on. but tho afterwards re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
40 Knitted Skirts
Reduced to Csc Each

MANY women make II point to wear one of these
AVA close-fittng knee-length knitted skirts under
thin petticoats.
These are in drawstrng STYLE in light-green.
red or blue and white pin stripe patterns--re-
duced TO 25c. r,,v rou,sr.,ns sronr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Rubber Cushion
Hair Brushes
$1.OO and $1.25

THE good bristles in
l. csc Brushe s
straighten out the most
tangled locks, and yet
they are not too severe,
because they are set in
rubber cushions.
Two sizes, $1.OO and
$1.2S.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Notable Values in
Black and Fancy Silks
at $1.95 Yard

THE smartest Of plated skirts and other modish
4 garments are suggested by these Striped and
Plaid Silks with their harmonious color combna-
TONS
Included Striped and Plaid Satns,
Messanes and Taffetas, Block-paid Messalines
and Taffetas, in both vivid and subdued eff
fects; SO inches wide, $1.95 yard.
A SUPPLE, LUSTROUS BLACK MESSALINE,
most adaptable gownng silk, in 36-inch width,
priced unusually low at $1.95 yard
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Simple Little Tub Frocks
For Wee Girls
S1.95

= L pictured there is
choice of pink, blue
and green chambray,
made with collar and
cuffs of white rep and
INNING of white piping on
aist and the two patch
,ckets. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
rice $1.05.
LSO AT s1.95 are Tub
Dresses In plaid and check
ed ginghams with collars
of white lawn or contrast
nbrays in combination with
2 to 6 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Children's Knit Underwaists
35c

NERY satisfactory undergarments are these
staunch little Knitted Waists, with their tape re-
enforcement, strong bone buttons and pin tubing at
sides.
Sizes to Is years-35e: THE nov,,.r ans sro,v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03

ing color, and plain chambrays in combination wi
checked Bingham. Sizes 2 to 6 years.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
DOWNSTAIRS STORE

I may be only few rows of braid or beade
spray that distinguishes one of these Frock
from its neighbors, but it is to the skilfu use o
his establishment that the dress owes it's smart
ness.
Overjacket effects, accordion-plaited
skirts outstanding hip lines and modified
straight lines are exploited in this showing,
to the end that up-to-the-minute style may
be had at this moderate price-$21.75
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
This Sprayer With a Quart Can of
Spray Solution. 85c ~

ITO spray plants and rose
L bushes now is to prevent the
appearance of many OF the garden
pests, such as caterpillars, leaf
bugs and aphis.
The Sprayer pictured has
sufficient force for use on
bushes and shrubs as well as
smaller plants. With quart
can of "Invicta" Spray, S5c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
BUENA VISTA



Mr. James Dunn 6. on the .ick iist
this week.
Mr. Orion McMury was in Nicho-
lasyillc Wednesday
Mr. and Mr.. T. u. Ford were In
Danv.lc this week
Nr Paul Wilson Was in Lancaster
Thursday on business.
VI Tboma. Jennings was IN Ian
caster saturday afternoon.
Miss Carletta Ruble spent Sunday
with Nj. Elizabeth King
Mr.. Howard Lane spent the day
with her mother Tuesday
Nessr. Roy and Silas wilson spent
'nis week n Oven County
Nr. .nd Mrs Eugene Ruhie were
IN Nicholas,ille Wednesday.
,ir and Vss Juo vaudcrpool were
shoppers Boz Dan,.llc Monday.
Nrs s. g.. Wuon and SON were in
N..so.a,vll, f.,ia, as shoppers,
Mss Ruth BroadIus pcnt the week
,a3 with home folks 10 Nicholasville.
Nr a7 v- or Carter spent
Saur .e sunday with relatives
here.
Mr. lnt Mr. Jno Carter spent sun.
day with Mr. and Mrs Henry Will.
Jams.
Nlr Joe Hamilton vas .u Cincin-
natl tli. wees with car load Of
stock.
Mr. Mamie Jennings. Miss Susa
and Mr. Thomas Jennings spen, Mon.
day at Berea.
Messrs. Chanault Ruble and Paul
Wilson were in Nicholasvillc Saiur.
day afternoon.
! Misses Julia and Nora Lowery OF
Wilmore are visiting Mrs Leslie
/ Brunn,r thi. week
'lr VIII a her r1. returned home
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Plain duties are often not relishcd
simply because they are plain. \
little ~ the spectacular Injected i'm
10 them would cause their perform
ance with alacriiy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Lucky il the woman who can tell
% lie when she hears Il. :" says an ex-
change. But some don't wait 20 hear
10. and neither do some men
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Not satisfied with grabbing oft
nearly all Of the presidential nom.-
nees Ohio now boasts "A child that
was born with nm extra finger on each
hand and an extra toe on each foot.
all perfectly formed. And perhaps
some day IL. too, will be PRESIDENT
al nominee-of the feminine persua-
sion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

after a pleasant visit with her sister
Mr.. Mamie Jennings
Mcssrs. l.. " Ruble. Fletcher Scott
Will Brown. Eugene Ruble and Jno
lson attended the Democratic meet
ing At Lancaster Saturday
Nr. and Mr. 4. u McMu,ury gave
n party "a honor Of the High School
Saturday evening The house was
beautifully decorated IN Autumn
flower and Delicious refreshments
we're served. Scvcra friends beside
the High School were invited. Ever,
one enjoyed hs or her selt tina.
evening
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
GOLD MEDAL
NAA ',!l!!l!.o on
" Esy1SWsif ~

Tn. worlds standard remedy fer kidney.
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles, to
enemies a lite and looks "a u-e s.ner
1900. All druggists. three sizes.
ta-k for tss nam. Gold N,dai on every DC.
s-d rcssBt ~ Imitation
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Women
Made Young

Brieh, eyes. a clear skin ami hody
full Of youth and health may -
yours IL you willkeep your system
In order BY regularly taking
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Many man can see wart on a
neck in the pew ahead Of him when
he can't see the collection plate as Il
passes in front Of him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

The fellow who thinks the world
owes him a living is generally too Larry
60 collect IL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

- q. D." now has new signdc-
ance. II is tackled onto invitations IN
high society and means fetch your
own booze"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

There is a little JOY left TO man
kind The oyster stew is not yet
on the prohibited list.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

And still. mo vote. no eat" Law
might help some.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Reverse are depressing only to
those who give in to them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

is the dead past ever real
dead" inquiries an exchange. We
don't know OUR has always been
painfully alive.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

\ Chicago school teacher recently
gave up his job and opened up %
beauty shop Ne remarked. IN sub
stance. that 10 these days the man
who dispense, knowledge has nothing
before him but the poor house. while
wealth and fame awaits the fellow
who ear hang artificial beauty onto
an ugly mug
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

" you find button of your coat
be- gallant aud tell your wife when
she Is busy II will afford her an
excuse for forgetting
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

the of
Carterse
wi OF er sale o lie highes, and best bidder
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
GRAND HOTEL
FOR TEACHERS

A big deal IN Cunnisen real estate
went thru this week when President
Quigley Of the Normal School pur-
chased the Grand Hotel from Mrs. C.
II. Meyer. DIR. Quigiey intends to
rent the place, which Il divided into
nix three room suites and one five
room suite, to tse teachers Of the
school.
Nj. ard Mrs. Meyer remodelled the
Building, which used to be an opera
house, nine years ago, and since that
time haye been very succeaGfully oper-
ating frst-class hotel Il il became
Of Ars Meyers falling health that
tiaey are selling. They viii retain the
five-room suite, having leased Il foF
year.
bue to the shcrtaSe Of rooms for
IL school people, II was necessary To
pcevidd quarters for the faculty nsem-
b11s ~ nolna such maano, ut VA
~ dofmitogy = bui1k and seooanAoda-
tfono enn - made for teaeaerS ~
sfnde1ts without 49, TooGps, Il Il
heDed by the eitfseas q Gunaiaon ut
~ heil11g yill - Attsd - ~ ~
6oe hooDtto1s ! & S ) 81 4
s II. "a llk1 Jop ul1l1tfn, M
- - oeeuDy1nG - aoG1-etairs
- 1ec1es - nnoxfng fnfn ~
i IT - - IU0U nf7lok tolanSs
- 49, vW - e3o6od = -
- 4 - e.
: e Il q. ~ 4 q =. y = ; ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
900 EXPECTED
! n NORMAL

The attendance e The Humnssr Nor
NAL viii - unusually larry ffun pso-
sent fndieadoea ptubaAay neaxly ~
foiks are nnaeA wcrris1 aheut sscurine
oae Who known a. g con s,as1sS,z1 4
reons beuesfne onaf( ~ ~
snitabls le6ein1Ss n (oSSI ~ svvie
9 Z. ~ !ees 3syse q ~ 1c1H 80
e 49, z ~ ~ -
~ 4 4. 8! :. :
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
10 FElII'
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49, - 3 Sz3 e nm
49, ~ 1evn - NJ o. s
-. g.: So.

- ~ ses.leaalg - psssigss-
- ..eq.aee - ~ n1r vegt
leo1b1 ~ d. Je4n 49, q II
Nesuab ~ = 49, e11g9e1 ~ ~
tsXn sathseitiss - pe,ie sUliiSo1'
s s!;:;;;7 II. =! =; <: = I: :: =; i; ~: =: =
~ Wset Town fot tWo 1ays, thu6 u
tef1ating tie slz0ama. IL III IL:
ditehee, ponds, etc ~ NJ dry enough
= hll al the wtggie 1n1lk - txp days,
TIE tins my 6e ex1QnAed - three.
A Spray gom IN oil Has IN sec1red
70 trsat 6ny Wutar hales tkak a. ut
dry - ~ 1ee IL main diteh. A list
q ~ exnet dnyp w1ter y T. - tnfn-
I'd 81 in ooeA mt - tcwn viM -
pablialboa - xkqt 49, with GaxaGno
- lawns cnn - ohoAd. Evofyuae-
=. a(vised ~ 1lt wsll soahsd up this
Dr. Jshnsen especially calls a&4en-.
ton to The way mosquitoes breeds in
IN up-tuynea tiA can or hrolren einos
taf. Such . receptacle' viii casily
hatch md grow hnndrods of mosqui.
toes. 0ne wuu)d hardy beliavo e. .
but this ts . fact, ~ III peSpSfty
owners en- assist = IT, rsoconifo
campaign hy 6eoing that s1sA 1880
II taken care q. -
Let's make Gunnisoa mooquitoless
thia summer. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
HIGH WATER
IS RECEO|nG
NAY CONE UP AGAIN IN
REGULAR JUNE RISE
Cssst Damage - Wessssn Slape val'
1sys Lever D0vn. Comparatively
Iftle Trsabae Here.

High water throuout the Western
elope Of Colorado hss played havoc
with roads, bridges and farm lands
this week. more especially In the low
er valleys west Of us-
In our own county the high water
mark was reached Tuesday, when
Charles Chinery's government gage
at the bridge, . mile west Of town,
registered 81 feet That ID prohahly
the highest ever moWn, but 70 far, it
has not seriously damaged our bridges
nor ranches, altho the Tomichi and
Ohio creek are far over their banks
and spreading thru the meadows.
The Storm Of Wednesday lowered
tie Gunniscu 70 @-3 feet, and Il u still
hover this morning. However, the
danger Il not believed ever, since the
Mg snow in Taylor PARK and the
West Elks II yet to come.
Yesterday the railroad bridge at
Pariin was Threatened, but by rushing
. trainload Of rocks il was saved.
Water is very high in Soap Greek and
the bridge there ID m bad shape. e.
mer Wiley went down again this
morning to look after il The torrent
hns swept away several acres Of 6ne
ranch land from the Crews 4 Warren
FaneA 1t Sapineyo.
Floods IN Grand Junction were the
'verst Saturday night when the Gun
Alson reached 1S.9 and the Grand al
most ~ high. A great deal Of dam
age was done, but luckily the Gunni-
son retreated . couple Of feet, due 70
abatement 0f floods on The Uncom-
pahgre and North Fork.
D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
LIST OF COMMENCEMENT
EVENTS IN NORMAL, II. 8
AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Prssran fee Next Week

ubO8hos - ASS4s " 49,
FRIDAY, MAY 2o-
Righth Crade Tfaining Seheel Cen
nsspcement, ComfnnnifS Church. o:ee
o'clock.
SUNDAY, MAY So
Baccalaureate Services. Seymen.
sPermanent Values" Rev. William
Mast, Grand Junction. Community
Church, 500 O'Clock.
MONDAY, MAY 31-
Fine Arts Concert, Community
Church, 500 o'clock.
TUESDAY, JUNE L.
Normal Senior Class Play, "PygmA-
lion and Galatea,~ Community Church,
$3.50 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE p
Presidents reception to c. 8. N. 8.
Seniors, La veta Hotel, 500 o'clock.
Cunnison County High School Alumni
Dance, l. o. o. F. Hall.
THURSDAY, JUNE b.
commencement Exercises Of the
Gunnison County High School. Ad-
dress: Mr.. w. e. Baker, Superinten-
dent Of Schools, Telluride. Commu-
nifty Church, 500 o'clock.
FRIDAY, JUNE -
Commencement exercises Of the
Colorado State Normal School. Ad-
dress: Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford,
State Superintendent. Public Instruc.
tion, Denver. Community Church. 500
o'clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
A.ssher TAs.s..a's. CAsssA

H. n. Webster, ~ treasarer Of the
Methodist church, yesterday reSeiyed
from the Cenenl Board q Phile1el-
phia 81 900 from tie Centenary Move.
ment 70 apply On Tie church debt, ead
Immediately took up notes to that
amount. This centenary movement
was . natioa-Wide a6air 70 aid stxug-
Cling churches. We raised nearly ,
thousand dollars In this county last
year for it, Ill Of which has returned
to N after many days. This with the
bequest Of Mrs.. Josephine Getchell
viii reduce the net debt TO about
$1,000. which is partly covered by un-
paid subscriptions made when the
church was dedicated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
OUT FlsHIN'

A feller isn't thinkin' mean
Out ishin';
His thots are mostly good and clean,
Out hshin';
He doesn't knock his fellow men, -
Or hArbor any grudges then;
A feller's 1t his finest, when
Out hshin';.
The rich are comrades to the poor,
Out hshin';
All brothers Of . common lure,
Out hshin': WI
The urchin with the pin and string
Can ehum with millicAaire and king,
Vain pride 10 = forgotten thing,
Out fshin';
A feller's got = chance to dream,
Cut hshin':
He learns the beauties Of . stream, i
Out hshin';
And he can wash his soul In air
Tkat isn't foul with selflsh care,
And relish plaiA md simple faro
Out hshin';
a feiler has no time for hate,
Out dshin';
He isn't eager to Be great,
Out fishin';
He isn't thinlin' thoughts Of peh.
Or goods stacked high upon . sheh,
But he is always just himself,
Out hshin';
A feller's glad to be friend,
Ont hshin';
A helpins hand heJl always lend.
Out hshin';
The brotherhood Of rod and line.
And sky and stream il always fns,
Aen come real close to Cod's deetkn.
Out hahin';
A Teller isn't plottisg sehsmes,
Out hshins;
Hes oaly busy with his dreams,
Out dshfn':
HIS livery. II cuat of tan, Hi
hte creed: to D. tie. beet ~ en-. Z
a tealet's n,eetly always man,
OFT 6skiis;
Aftsr thrse ysasS ef idleness II
AnAcoaf1o nine ~ SPENCER Il aR1in
eeang epeaea ~ Joe B1in&
=. Y z
s 1fee Ne11o u11ef Arrived = 1ala
mox11nga6 ttnin M = - GSe1f r
Ggnn1eo1 fkndG unk5I ASneefS1.
{. - e1e - - 49,
- C1lfDeFl1a, ~ ~ 80 1IIGi11I1 q
~ r. r. 9 saS :! g { =. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
Pis.sss Pessss Avsy

Ooytevi18e Pfonoe1 Rnnses Away
Word comes To CunAison fkiends e
the death AZ Mrs- Celia Davisua, which
occurred in Los Angeles The lZth. Of
this month Mn, Davisoa vas n old
time residsnt Of this county. having
lived in Doyieville for nearly tweaky
yearx- The family cane IN 1878, be-
ing among the hr.t settlers there.
Later the family moved 10 Guunisoa
and abeut 1870 they moved TO Califor-
MIA Her daugAters, Flo Daviooa,
Frank S0ttoa and Olive III lived b
Los Ange3es With their mother.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
CAN'T KkRP HOUSE WITHOUT
TIE NEW6CnAnfa0N
7al8 vfhlHehor. ~

MA Whitshosn Ave,
Cleveland. Ohie, Nay -, -
Youf issas & Nay m Ia nj es.ss:
Kindly e.nd 4 - We eannct hsep
hDuse without T.
We eTe gstting along very niealy. 1
Go. We hops yea felks ass ~ MI.
with a. sssssmtsssssss q 81 Is
fclks. Respectfully
e. J. SANPLlNER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

DR.. A. Taylor, C. N. Hudson, G. v.
Benson, Frank Songer, l. G. Espey,
and Edgar Wilson were among the
Masons who came down from the
buttes to attend the ceremonies ct
the corner stone laying Saturday
afternoon. VIM. Walker went up aft
er them and made the return trip
Sunday morning, a. the gentlemen
stayed over for the Masons' banquet
that evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
Miss Aren't
@keol B1sfA
NED WILLIAMS AND ~
!. MADELINE MATTHEW'S WE'D

The marriage Of Mr.. Edward r.
Williams and Miss Madeline Matthews,
which occrred at Hotchliss, Monday
evening, will come g . pleasant sur
prise to THAR many friends. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Of
the Peace a. L. Perry,
The young lady b the pretty
daughter Of 4r. and Mrs, A. C. Mt
thcws Of our city, and graduate Of
the Colorado State Normal School.
Since finishing. ut the Normal, she hss
been teaching in vcrious parts of the
state, and this week closed : very
successful term Of school ct Paonis.
She taught last year at Pitkin. SIG
y . charming young lady with host
Ned Williams il one Of the prom;-
nent business men Of Pitkin and vejD
and fayorably known throughout this
section: Congratulations sce exteNd-
ed the happy pair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
- - k1ale ~

Nsv n6al H1afo - ,...s9'-'E
Nh. elnnslsA e1rivea ~ ssslang
- - g Gs.s's'rss s.s's s;sy z ths e'ni.s
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
.EaSs1A1 essa4..4. Ri sGsSa7. 6sSSaAs s1a # !.
lpsle s. IL Band

Mnsie ~ IL hand
lnvooa<loo
soae A1nariea. Colorads Street
0chooI Childroa ssll
:; Ueusorisl Services
N1sie by tAe Band z
NsmotlSl Addrsss Mis- Aren't
4ql ~ etay 4pengll3s -
SsSsaissIjs e iass: i Y
lain Of the d. A. r, ~ s.
This program will be held Sunday
morning ut $50. altho ths stores will
close and many people will observe
Monday ~ the legal holiday.
Those who have automobiles with
extra seats are requested to meet At
the court house at $3.50 to assist IL
transporting the school children and
others who wish to ride out.
Please observe traffic rules ct the
cemetery in order to avoid any mis-
haps.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
mesa
OPENED

Blue Mesa was opened Friday last.
when two cars succeeded In getting
thru from Montrose. Travel 10 now
open to the entire Western Slope via
Cochetopa pass. Gunnison and Mont
rose.
Four men from IL Gunnissn
county road force are at work on The
tie Blue Mesa road, repairing the
banks and ditching out the water
from the grade The meaa route u
steadily getting better. but cannot be
called good as YET.
A number Of tourist oQtfits have
been held up in Cunnison several
dnyS, waiting for roads to clear. and
immediately started westward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Gunnison 10 to have Z municipal
camping ground. Tho site is the Va
can't lot next to the Gunnison Motor
Company. The Civics Club of the
High School has volunteered to
clean Up the place and the Woodmen
Circle has donated the money for =
handsome sign which was painted b..
~: y. Napier. II moro room il need-
ed, the block south Of the Guunison
Hardware Co., may be used.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
~. - = Ninp1Ael

- uaslh nsDesAe1
llut nsy1h u4s1ak -. - q ).
80 o. go = q. 81.
-: n9stas tsla1e slaoe ~ g1e11
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

N. v. Napier left Monday forI
wichita, Kansas ON . short business|
trip, intending to return with hisl
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
MEMO ORIAL DAY
By DdaaF a GueGt

The Ainest tribute - ~ g s
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Today bsdds tAer GfAyes ~ mas -:
Renew aleeiance< - tAeir tuss; ~, &.
Must bare sm hsadss; ID hiusbly ~ S. S.
We hold the DR. = dsars = tksy. e.
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Ths finest tribute ve oa pay - - =. ss
Unto cur hero dsad tsday, -
Il not Of speech or rpes rcd
But living threhbng Aearts hstead.
They sAAll resew ~ p1sdgs thsy ssalsd
with deash upsN Stths bettleA<ld;
That frsedemb Aag 1eAM hear ~ shane 4
And free nes wear = wrshts eAaia
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

H s. Martin Il here for = yisit With
HI btothess = ~ 4agtin- H expes4s
% rotnsn ~ III Se5diwJ Hsans q
Monte vistn shortly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Mrs. Reva O'Comer Departed We'd
1eedAy a4tef several weeks with her
father, Senator Dexter IT, Sapp. She
goes shortly to her home in Guatemala.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Es4er "a SiSa Sie1rn6a Ma
'1(s4iay evening Hfeer . monkks vAca
tion spent in BYitish Columbia. Th1,
rePort 6ne trip
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28
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BiskeV lf1neiB J. 0eCean11 Of
pe1yers M np!ed - Pittsherg, Pa,
y - hse - - 1l6nmeets nade ~ ~
Methodia aelll eeafevsaee. Rev:
Cheriea +. Heade, IL newly elected
Bishop, hes - asaignsd q Denver.
hers be viii b pestor u u Trinity
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

Aftsr three ysars ef idIeness q,
AnacoaGaa pi1Ie G, .9ooncers n ~,
tsiag epsas1 81 Joe ssissI 3.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-28

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