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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
.ENTERT AINmENT MOST
WONDERFUL At FAIR
no EXPENSE SPARED BY FAIR OF
FICliLs TO PLEASE THE
PUBLIC.

Among the superb and very exp.u-
s.ve special amusement attracts Ions al
rsaty caurrurted for the 1900 Colorado
s.a.a Fair. are:
The o. UEssar Girls novel musl.
cal feature This - s-Ireite Of ar.
r---. nralgI-s 81 10 play numerous CON
N.r.-.rs - Instruments. rendering
r.a-.... rH'rafac and TopliaT selections
fnm 20 endless repertoire This Is q
r.a-.. nr,-autatl0n of the h Shes; type.
H. aIrut aud costly costumes fire.
glar.l! changed, add much 10 this at.
tra.lre performance.
International g. worlds champion
tumH,r,. In two wonderful acts. Act
l-Gr"arrst aggregation Of marvellous
ilmnlrrs and pyramid builders whose
'-afs ARE executed with such whirl.
0.HI rupId.iy that they are Justly con.
-yGcd 10 be the fastest acrobats In the
ur.gar~e-assuminc such terrific speed
.na' the spectators are completely be-
a,lleTed. Act "A reproduction Of
.ho famous tumblins contests of circus
iays Running down an incline, then
.'4IAA- 10 a EliElA4%bhdIAs lAsAE bHllf-
are shot Into space, performing ,the
most Incredible somcrsaulrs before
arebrng on the grouud-comedy Of
tHr most laughabIe type prevails
throughout.
Holland and DoCkrill." world ia
nous cquestrians. Two separate and
distinct acts. Act I. Entering in a gold.
-u chariot by four beautiful Arabian
horses, they present an unriyaled eI.
h.lrNun OF bareback riding, driving
anI horsemanship. A dazzling picture
uf beauty. life, color and motion. Act >.
A magnificent presentation OF his
t"r.ral statuAry groups, IN which a for.
'uu" In rich and elegant costumes,
arms and emhiems is displayed. Intro.
dur.ng Caesar" the famous dancing
horse.
Uncle Hiram and Aunt Lucludy"
lNr and Mrs Bert Dayis), for -
years the leading fun makers OF the
great Circuses and big fairs through
out the country. No make-up-a
natural feature. They pack the streets
down town and then the crowds fol-
low them to the fair grounds. One of
the funniest features In America.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
CU<NIsoN's ANNUAL RIDE EN-
Gunni-ou Country World Itself
People knU~ How TO Have 4 Good
lime

American Commission Co. News
Hho0Pee' Powder River, Let her
buck Ride EN- cowboy, and all
other frontier celebration ysIl- sSm-
u.url cannot rescrl1e the success Of
tins atTasT Al Gunni=ga, Colo. My,
hos We HlsE tEa, ge could de-Erbs
70, Such u.d-umsrs as Harry Young
,uG-u. Scott Davls and other. Geo.
AaaHls. Lang Spann. !, J. Gregg and
others too numerous 90 mention thoI
10. 1-, but they were too modest TO
.ag =oI say. that Cheyenne viii
a-... 90 Tn au-g % beat GlEHls son 5
aarn-.an
Th- ara.r -,a--sd of agth . whirl
1l Hr.Eea-ias. July lstH. kept spin
ming a. "a ..... rate unit. the last
hlr.Us aur-s was 'sCra-Chg1' on
Sa,-naas
H.r-. l.Eg calf sop.ng, burking,
r..l.-. --cs -.dsuE and rppInE, and
.E.. of uD-ni.rg St0rE. made up the
mayor pa---HU os the entertainment.
E..g rar. was hnf.y Contested ] he
~.'rnge" af race horses were from
.-a' .arrt,- except one bunch from
So spmug AMI another from OE-aho-
r.a The aid horses we're the heavy
trl used aa COW horses in the
Poo -r,au- and. boy. they sure can
buck Io prr-nn from the plains
they look ruu heavy and out Of place
under a saddle, but they know all the
t.r.. and have the strength 10 put
'-em over
These wi'd-wcst shows are getting
'r boz the rage nowadays. Even Chi
.aE0 took q pointer from these west
en- towns on how 70 have q good
tu". and put on q "buc}in' show
last month. However. Chicago didn't
gut tho real stuff. " for the boys were
professionals and did their work for
the money and not for the fun.
All the old-tfmcrs and a lot Of the
young ones know where the herd
gathered on Sundays and holidays TO
ride q few bad uns." In tho words of
Briggs. the carto0nist, these were the
days Of real sport"
tn" Gunul-or affair was q top
no,rher,' m frontier day celebration.
but He believe that a management
could put on an affair that would eX-
cell all uth,rs without q question of
doubt by limiting competition in all
events no local people. or rather by
harUug the professionals from all of
the events
Some Of the Old-timc "buckaroos"
wcrC around. but they didn', mix up
vlth the "doings" like they did be-
fore they developed few "spavins, /"
ring bones" ctc. Date Scott is still
riding his horses for the speedway
money, and has not got too old to put
on the gloves for the entertainment of
the crowd Rich" Vader, Richard
Eadcr or Dick" Vader or whatever
YOU have a mind to call him, wasn't
in front of the gTandstand near as
much as some years ago but he was
working all the same The boys had
him ranging wild horses The only
time that Richard came out in front
was for the calf roping contest, and
his brother "hobbled" his record by
sending out the biggest calf in the
corral.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
ROPE HNlI~ WOLVES
RAID ON CATTLE HERD

.arman,, Wyo, Aug. 2a.-Hear-
~ rr. cattle bawirng. Luther ZIng
.'ra,.d and was amazed 10 Oh
-. rye ,Ea, q mother wuIf had driven
about fifty head INTO bunch. around
IS hlch she had stationed eight half
grown pups. and was engaged in cdu-
eating the pups IN the ar Of ham
st~ngIng So intent were the wolves
on the job that they did not ob-.rso %
Etng until he galIopcd his horza into
their midst.
He .assoct one pup. dragged it IN
I'll IL was helpless. turned and rode his
horse over II, the animals hoofs
beating il TO death, loosened the rope
and lassocd q second pup. which was
IN the same manner.
Meanwhile the mother, who at first
had attempted to attack ling
horse, had decampcd with the other
six pups.
Several head of cattle were severely
bitten By the mother wolf, but she
wus interrupted before she had ham
-trynR any
The wolTs den was located the day
after tn" attack on the cattle. but the
wis" old muraudcr had moved the
sur, iyors OF her family TO some other
location.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
COOPERATIVE MARKETING
OF LIVE STOCK NEEDED

This is a movement that has saved
the farmers Of Colorado hundreds of
thousands OF dollars during the last
year. Shipping associations are
needed everywhere. They help the
farmer by increasing his profits.
Farmers organizations should inves-
tigate this matter and establish ship
ping associations in every nook and
corner of Colorado.
The State Farm Bureau has deciar-
ed for cooperative marketing of
live stock and the farmers of the
state will be given assistance free
of charge if they will write to the
Agricultural College, making their
wants known.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
BAD LARK SPUR YEAR
IN WYOMING MOUNTAINS

Sheridan, Wyo., Aug. 12.-H. C.
Taylor reports that on the west slope
of the Big Horn mountains he observ-
ed the carcasses of more than 1000
cattle that had succumbed TO lark
spur poisoning, and that the stencil
from rotting carcasses of these "poi-
son weed" victims is communicating
the air for miles in the vicinity Of
Hyatville. Cowboys are patrolling
the range, Taylor reports, in efforts
TO keep live stock away from sections
where larkspur is plentiful. Taylor
was forced to pitch a camp twenty
two miles from Hyatville, far from q
stream. because the water had been
SO contaminated by putrefying cattle
that II stank abominably.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
FLOW OR DISH ST. BIBLE
AFTER CROP Il REMOVED
If Cultivated Crops Are To Follow
\ Good Method l. To List Land
After Grain j. on

One Of the best ways TO handle
ztubblc fields on dry lands is to disk
the stubblc as soon A. possible after
the crop is removed. according to
Truf kczcr. Of the Colorado Agrlcul-
turaI College. II the land is to be
pu, back into fall wheat, plowing
should be plowcd Immediately. The
earlier the plowing is done, the bet
ter III" chances FOR getting a crop.
II the stubble land is to be- put in
to cultivated crops the following
year, a good method to follow and a
cheap one Is to use the lister just
a soon a. the grain is off if possible.
This is one Of the cheapest methods
Of controlling weeds and putting the
land in shape to catch moisture. 1t
also is very good way to control
blowing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

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and -.rE AN. parr of The work
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=" .=n' b. The 'yE" ~ men, "f
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and fullest kanalrdgr ur t.r ."b at
hand
E.. s..,E .n.pv'ar. An import
ar' .u. and tgurnrt ,ur He
should 81 a..-rr. such n.rr.. attitude
ara -r .0a4.' Am-..s .na, tn" men
with ~ rm b, work, -.-p"rts his
knua I,u-- of 'ho work and absolute
know Irds. uf th" Juh m hand The
man u..u roniid"nc" IN his knowledge
trmanI- respect fr1m those with
l~ work Coupl" thus dignity. CON
tt,rr,. knu~'rdgc and ability with
q firm and manly attitude towards
tn, crew Mlth which h0 works and
the Inspector should never find il nee
r--ary To- d"t"ria," in the way Of 4
mor" policeman or guanisman on the
lob"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Farming at 5000 Feet

At over 1000 feet in altitude on
top Of Black Mesa, Fred Knott last
year raised some fine potatoes and
He also has several fields in grain,
and is developing a remarkable
ranch way above the rim rock, where
il used TO be difficult to get stock up
to cat the wild grass. There are now
several ranches taken up on top of the
Black Mesa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Olathe Cr,erion:-It seems utterly
have to be cajoIed into advertising
their business when the value of ad-
vertising has been proven time with
out number. The newspapers task
in this is similar to that Of the preach
cr when he tries to get people TO ac-
cept salvation. It's for their own
good but most Of the time they can't
see 1t until they are just about dead.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

There is law in Colorado which
compels owners of farm lands to cut
the weeds along the public highways
that adjoin their land. This work
must be done between July lst and
August 18th each year. II the
cutting of weeds is not done by
August 18th the road overseer of the
district is ordered to destroy the
weeds and charge the exnense against
the owner of the abutting property,
and this charge is added to the taxes
hat must be paid the ensuing year.
We do not know whether or not there
is law which compels people living
in towns and cities to cut their weeds
once n year, but If so we wish to
goodness someone would enforce it
in Las Animas. Our yearly weed
patch is disgrace to the city and is
unnecessary and uncallcd for.-Las
Animas Democrat
FISH TAGS AT News-Champion
Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Putting Large Acreage in Alfalfa
In Belgium.

4. +. Mergelman now has about
100 acres of alfalfa, all of which was
formerly mesa ground, on which he
raised grain He has seeded the last
tract of eleven acres this summer and
secured an excellent stand. except
that a volunteer crop of oats is
crowding the young alfalfa. The
Rouviere ranch is another large pro-
ducer of alfalfa in the lola section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

with all thy faults, love thee,
still," seems to be a popular ditty
with the moOnshincrs.-Omaha World
Herald.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
IN THE Or
CHARD.

Do you want .
man to pru n .
your fruit treesr
We don't care
much for prunes
but we'd like to
have some pears
SO / think I'll
have you pare .
few.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Says an exchange: THE modern
city takes everything the farmer
raises, including his half-raised child
rcn, and then advertiscs for more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

Free speech" shouts the anarchist
No doubt, bu, why be 4 hog because
its free.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27
Ranch and RANCE
INSPECTOR l. lEKl
IMPORT tNT ENPLONEE

N..l hrpe ard BE- lbf, 90 ~hu~
Eu, Murk should Be- Bunr-l-
.ua ~lFpu-,a O." b., Policeman or
f,u4T- -r.... nn Jun
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

FISH TAGS AT News Champion
Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-08-27

FISH TAGS AT News-Champion
Office.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23

myself with excellent results There are
thousands OF delicate, nervous, rundown
to.ks who need just such preparation az
TINS but do not know what 10 take. There
fore l have urgently suggested the wide
spread publication of the sworn statement
Of the composition of its formula so that
the public may know what they are taxing
] his complete formula IS now to Be found
N newspapers throughout the country. Il
IS composed principally of organic iron N
the form of iron peptonate Of special spe-
enc standard and giycerophSophateS whieh IS
one OF the most costly tonic ingredients
known. 7 o the credit of the manufactur-
ers it may be said that they Use the most
expensive form of iron peptonate, whereas
by employing other makes they could have
put the same quantity OF actual iron in the
tablets at less than one-fourth the cost and
by using metallic iron they could have 70
dueed the cost 10 less than one.twelfth. but
by thus chespening the product they would
have impaired It's therapeutic
efficacy. In my opinion a careful exani1a-
ton Of this formula BY any physician or
pharmacist should convince him thai Nux-
ated Iron is 10 be placed among the very
highest class and most strictly ethical prep
aratons known 10 medical science. Il ex-
GELS anything I have ever used for building
u1 the system and increasing the red blood
ccrpuscles thereby enriching and fortifyina
the blcea against the TsSsGss Ct dlsaass.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23

The fae4 that Nuxsted Iron is today be-
Ing used by over three million people an
Huslly and that many physicians arc pre-
scroing II as d tonic, strength and blood
Aullder IN weak, nervous. rundown cOudi-
tons has led to an investigation of its
merits by designated physicians and others
whose reports should be OF great importance
&C the public generally. Among these Is the
statement made BY Dr. James Francis Sui
Ivan, formerly physician OF Bellevue Hos
Pital (Outdoor Dept). New York, and
Westohester County Hospital, who says:
When one patient after another began ask
ing ny opinion Of NuXated Iron, ! resolved
90 90 thoroughly into he subject and md
cut for myself whether or not it possessed
TIE real value claimed by its manufacturers
and sttested 20 by 50 many prominent peo-
pie. This is exactly what / believe every
honest, conscientious physician should do
before prescribing or lending his endorse
zent 10 any product whatsoever. II an ar
ticle IS worthless We practitioners ought 70
be the first 10 know of II and If It IS eth.
cacious we are in duty bound 20 recommend
II fer the welfare of our patients. a study
Of the composition of the Nuxated Iron
formula so impressed me with the therapeu-
fic efficacy Of the product that ! inme-
diatsly tested il in . number Of obstinate
e.ses So quickly did il increase the strength
energy and endurance of the patients o. whom
II was ad r7iulstered that | became tirnlv con-
wi-eed OF its remark able valu as a tcnic
Ess hicod huhdsr' ! have sinse tskeR ~
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way thst has never
failed 10 remove dandruff al once and
that is to dissolve il, then you le roy
lit entirely To DO this just get about
four ounces of plain. common liquid
arvon from any drug store tthis is all
You viii need) apply IL at night when
retiring: use enough 10 moisten the
scalp and rub it IN gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all of your
dandruff viii be gone. and three or four
more applications viii completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of it. no matter how
much dandruf you may have.
You viii find all itching and digging
or the scalp viii stop instantly. and
your hair viii be fluffy. lustrous- CLOS
sy. silky and soft and look and feel
a hundred times better.-adv.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
WHITING CLUB
GROWING FAST

The membership committee Of the
Commercial Club is delighted with the
prospects of the Club. reaching its
first century membership mark by the
night OF the next Club meeting to be
held in the Slovenski Dom. Thursday.
June 24th 500 p. m
The undersig gned committee requests
that such members as have not vet
responded to the call or the commit
tee to procure one applicant, by the
night OF the next meeting. not 10 delay
the matter.
Application blanks can be obtained
from and OF the Membership Commit
tee
WHITING COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
DR.. c. s Hiniard $50 119th street.
+. Miller. 500 llsth street y Wins
berg. GOO Schrsge avenue. s. Setter. 542
10Th street. Leo ] Lentzen. 554 119th
street
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
WHITING PLANS
OLD-FASH|ONED
CELEBRATION

WHITING. Ind. June 23.-At an en-
thusiastlc meeting of the Whiting Bus
ness and Professional Mems Associa-
ton held yesterday noon at the Geneva
House President /. B Ritter or the
association appointed finance com
nittee Of eight men to raise funds for
tae monster Fourth of July celebra-
ton at Whiting
According to Oscar Lottinvilie. sec
retary Of the organization. the goal Is
$500. which it is thought. the com
rnittee. composed or hve-wires. viii
nave little difficulty in raising.
The wonderful growth Of Writings
first business mems organization was
Indicated yesterday by the number Of
new applications for membership
The finance committee is composed Of
II B Ritter. Harry Powers. r. E
Green. DR.. NJ. L. Ritter, Russell Smith
j G. Bennett P. ] Moser. Francise
Mcnamara and Thomas Cerajewshi
Wen not have much trouble IN rais-
ing the monep," said Mr. Mcnamara
rhis morning. practically half the al
lotted amount is already pledged and
we are pretty sure that Whiting viii
understand the purpose for which the
fund IS being raised and will respond
generously.
Among the features already sched-
uled for the DAYS entertainment are an
historical pageant. music by the SO
piece Standard OIL band. wonderful
athletic carnival. floats galore. Chica go
vaudeville with twenty persons on the
Program and movie men who Will hlm
the whole day long
It Is expected that the pavilion now
under construction in the Whiting park
VIII be completed in time for presen-
tation OF vaudeville acts. pageant
dancing etc
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
THE 10 AND
BEHOLD" DRESS

DEs MONIES, La, June 2l.-rhe
10 and behold dress" held upon one
shoulder by a string Of beads, and
on the other hand by the grace of
God, as worn by girls Of today, was
berated by HRS. Charles Greene,
chairman Of the Home Econon1ic de-
partlnent of the General Federation
Of Women's clubs in her report be.
fore the convention at the Coliseum
Monday.
She also criticised parents for per-
rnitting children use Of automobiles.
Miss Georgie Bacon Of worcester,
Mass, and Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter
of minneapolis, were the only nom
tnees reported for the presidency by
the nomination committee. Election
IS TO be held Tuesday.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
OPERA STARS IN
POPULAR SONGS

Rosa Ponseue. whose dramatic Sc
prano has thrilled many New York
Metropolitan Opera House audiences
sings that simple love song. Values
for Columbia records this month Her
Interpretation If this ballad is just as
vivid as if she were singing some great
soaring opera aria.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23

overstreet. Wright. Upshaw. Lee. Be-
Finson. Larsen and Park. who VII
stand for recollection next fall follow
ing a meeting Sunday at which res
luuons were adopted asserting thai
constructive legislation has beer
strangled IN congress" and that ct
forts for redress by labor have met
with subtle and open hostlities." and
stating that organized labor owes a.
legiance to no political party an
that II is .partisan only to principles .
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
LABOR BEGINS FIGHT !.
ON CONGRESSMAN

ATLANTA. Ca. June -Represen-
tatves OF the Georgia Federation Of
Labor and the Railway Brotherhoods
launched a campaign against Senator
Hoke smith and Congressman Crisp.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23

Advertise in The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come WITH
constant effort.
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23

prefers Of these beautiful opera airs
than these artists with their years Of
experience
The Lake County times., 1920-06-23
What Is, Nmnated Iron !?

Physician ExpansSays Public Ought To Know What They
Are Takine-Practica Advice on What To Do To
Build Up Your Strength, Power and Endurance and
Increase the Red Blood Corpuscles
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-30
5istere MAJ
KI %1EN

salad, crackers and chees Office.
My Own Recipes
Herring is one of the nj t kinds
of fish to serve as il can boned
easily and is, not too fat Half q
fish is usually counted as brtion.
In broiling fish the fleshsG ide i;
cooked first and the skin side Jus'
enough to crisp the skin.
PIMENTO PUFF.
pimentoes.
2 cups canned corn.
/ teaspoon catsup.
IL cup stale bread crumbs.
Salt and pepper.
3 eggs.
Rub pimentoes through sieve. ADD
corn, catsup, salt and nepper. Ado
yolks of eggs beaten till thick ant
lemon colored. Beat whites of egg
till stiff and dry and fold into frs
mixture. Turn into buttered tam
bale or custard cups and bake 81
minutes in pan half filed with no
water. Serve at once. This ma,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-30
Copyright, 1920

Coarse salt is one of the most eff
fective ways of cleaning off icy steps
and sidewalks. {,
Have on hand few pounds of
common ordinary barrel salt, ready
for use some morning when the
weather has changed for the worse in
the night. A thin sprinkling of the
salt will save time and hard work
scraping off dangerous icy places.
The salt melts the ice, making it
possible to sweep or shovel without
breaking the frozen coating with a
separate tool.
Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST = Halves of grape.
fruit, soft-boiled eggs, toast, coffee
LUNCHEON - Pimento puff
brown bread and butter sandwiches
little picked cucumbers, eggless
cake, tea.
DINNER - Cream of tomato
soup, broiled herring, scalloped po
tatoes, beets in orange sauce, fruit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-30

be baked in a baking dish.
EGGLESS CAKE.
IL cups dark brown sugar
IL cup butter.
/ cup sour milk.
cups flour.
/ teaspoon soda.
1-2 teaspoon cinnamon.
IL teaspoon nutmeg.
ga cup raisins.
1-8 teaspoon salt.
Cream butter and sugar. Sift flour
before measuring. Seed and chop
raisins and sift 1 cup of flour over
them. Add flour land seasoning to
first mixture. Add milk with soda
dissolved in it. Add raisins last.
Bake in a loaf in a moderate oven
for SO minS.es -,
In swe ass e right
to bear he. IN family name in com
junction with that Of her husband.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-30

bekahs will give tacky party, COM
plimentinp +he members of their or
der and the Odd Fellows and their
families. The gathering will be one
of merriment in keeping with the
happy season, and it is expected that
all who viii come will array them
selves in tacky costume. Christmas
decorations will be used to beautify
the hall, and tacky symbols will be
combined with the green of the fol
iage and crimson berries and leaves,
while fruits will dangle from the
boughs of the shrubs. 1t is the pur-
pose of the Rebekahs to make Friday
evening a memorable event in the
mental calendar of the members, of
the order for 1920.