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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23
CEL EBRATION MAGNIFICENT
SUCCESS THRUOUT
Continued from First Page)
Hercfords

htreiOrds
year old hereford bull
year old hereford bull
! year old heifer
Hereford herd of four or more.
andrew Fisher was first on Here
for COW and calf
L. !. Nader, second, on 2 year old
He ford bull.
Any Breed
". A. Gillaspey took first on the
champion bull of any breed. He also
wuu prizes on the following
Shorthorns
bull, years old or over
Low and Calf
year old heifer
Herd Of four or more
following are the results of Fri
day and Saturdays races:
lst Race
Button, owned by May, lst
Sugar, owned by Scobey, 2nd
Saguachc, owned by Scott, 3rd
End. Race
DeLan, owner by Cassaday, 1st.
Little Spider owned by Irwin, End
Velvet, Owned by Lee ,3rd
3rd- Race-Roman
Irwin team, Miss Trickey rider, Ist
Irwin team. II. Walters rider, End
Scobey team, o. Scobey rider, 3rd
3rd and =, Race
Gimme, owned by Cassidy, Ist.
Peggy May. owned by Hurn, End.
ith Race
Lady Ne, owned by Irwin, 1st.
Deer Trail, owned by Hughey, End
Sad Sam, owned by Elliott, third
9TH Raee-Relay
Barker String. lst
o. l.. Scobey String, End
Button String, 3rd
6th hRace-Consolation
Myrtle A, owned by Irwin, first
Frair Naught, owned by May, End.
7th Race
Puett, lst
Lee, End.
Mott 3rd.
Wild Horse Race
Doc Thorne, lst.
B. Courvoirsier, End
H. Roark, 3rd
Saturdays Races
DeLan, owned by Cassaday, 1st
Frair Na9ght, owned by May, End
Lady Nc, owned by Irwin. 3rd
2nd Rsee
Travelling Kid. owned by May LIST.
Oseuro, owned by Moss, End
Boys Favorite, owned by Irwin, 3rd
3rd Race
Humming bird, owned by Thompson
1st
Pauline, owned by Vance, End
Johnney, owned by Hayes, 3rd
18th Raee-Stake Race
Button, owned by May, 1st
BuenA, owned by DeYarman, End
Snip, owned by Scobey. 3rd
5th Race ~.
Velvet, owned by Lee, 1st
BONANZA, owned by Scobey, LIST
Della, owned by Vance, End
Tad, owned, by Scobey, 3rd-
7th Race
Bonita, owned by Irwin, 1st
Gopher, owned, by T. Button, End
Doc Rice Jr., owned by Slane, Bird
sth Rsee-Relay
Irwin String, 1st
Sccbey String, End
Gates String, 3rd
The money for the bucleing contest
was awarded to B. Courvoirsier for
first pace. Leonard Smith took second
money, Gene Wilson, third and Doc
Thorne fourth.
AZ . fitting close for the fine cele-
bration, q large crowd gathered ut La
Veta Friday evening for the Grand
Ball. Exceptional music and q fine
lunch made the evening more enjoy
able. Souvenir ribbons were given
each guest to remind him Of the won
derfuf time he had had at the Nine
teenth Annual Cattlemen's Celebra-'
tion.
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ELECTION JUDGES ARE AP-
POINTED BY COMMISSIONERS

Continued from first page)
tober 10. which is two weeks before
the general election and on Monday,
November l, the day before general
election, for the same purpose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

The Labor American GndianapoIis--
French Pretender Enters Butter
Trade" according to a headline, and
we suspect that there are many pre-
tendrcs in il all over the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

The Denver Express naussatcs the
public b. claiming that the reason for
NcAdOO's defeat al san Francisco was
b,Ca4-. the Denver Pos; was for him
He OEomuch h0nUrs Tam-B0m- Nc
AiDo's defea, vas due 10 the fact that
he didn't want tn" job. and that the
administration was opposed 10 him
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Col. Paddock OF the Boulder Camera
dlsmisses the entire prohibition ques-
tlou as campaign issue by very
truthfully rcmarkIng that they don't
make any thing worth drinking these
days and its getting 70 be lost art.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Entered in the Po-tOGICc at GunnisOn
for transmission through the mails as
-eruUd-ClA- matter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. f. G. Palmer and son, Hugh,
went to Salida Sunday evening. Hugh
will undergo an operation for nasal
trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

F. w. Gloyd and F. C. Woody prom
inent bankers of the First National
bank of Salida were in Gunnison the
first of the week on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. f. Ellington of
Hotchkiss are visiting their son, DIR.
Ellington and wife for a couple OF
weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Miss Norma Moore left for her hom
in Montrose after u pleasant week
visit with Esther Williams here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Columbia Record.-Gov. James NJ.
Cox began as a printers devil. That
ought TO qualify him for distributing
the pi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Miss Marie Lavenhagen came in
from Denver Monday morning and will
visit friends here for several days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Engineer Reed and wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIII of Grand Junction have beer
visiting the A b. Warner ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

After a weeks visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Paul Boyles, Mrs. Nita
-Comstock returned to Denver Monday
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. 7. j. Reardon of Delta spent
celebration week here with her nieces,
Mrs. J. J. and Mrs. Lonnie Moller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Arthur Miller and guest, Miss
Lillian Ginham of Kansas City went
down to Cimmarron, Monday to view
the wonders Of Black Canon. They
returned by train the same evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

No. e-Tincup; No. 1o-Irwin; No.
2i-Vulcan; No. 2s-Moscow; No. %
Allen Voters in these precincts
had been very few in number.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Captain Mathewson of Irwin motor
ed down from Irwin Tuesday of last
week and spent the week here at the
celebration
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

George Il. Momyer of Monta Vista
came in Sunday and will teach at tn.
Normal for the following term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

L. Weinberger of Denver who has
been renewing old acquaintance in
Gunnison the past week returned to
Denver Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Miss Rose Newman and Ila Haskini
left Sunday evening for Salida aftel
a very pleasant visit here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

j. L. Scobey was accidently kicked
by horse at the races Friday after
noon. He is able to walk, but he had a
very narrow escape.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Misses Irene Ball and Anna Arnott
we're registered at the La Neta hote
during the celebration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Ralph Stones friends will b,
glad to know that she is getting alon,
nicely al the Salida hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Over from Salida to take in the
celebration, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hughes were the guests of the Tom
Owen family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mra K. Williamson and children
left for their home in Grand junction
Wednesday morning. Mrs. William
SON has been working at the Jap's
restaurant
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

jos Noklavich and Tony Rozman
OF Crested Butte took in the races here
last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mahoncy and
children OF Delta visited in Gunnison
Cait!ymcH's week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Tyrcr Of Lake
City Were Visitors in Gunnison for the
celebration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Sadie Hill of Denver is visit
ing her brother Charles Bates and
family. this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Frank Dunn Of Powderhorn was a|
visitor IN Gunnison Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. Joe Gallatin entertained the
DcWyk club delightfully."- at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Mrs. J. Cayanaugh arrived in Gun
nisOn Monday after a two months
visit in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

A. +. Shaw. Il. Mitchell and VI. F..
Cooper of Sargents were in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Raymond Dotts Of Delta spent last
week AZ the Arerbcrry home here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

o. l. McMeckin Of Denver was in
town Tor 4 fcw days the past week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

Harry Williams j. the proud pos
s"-OT OF a handsome new car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23
6uulisuu Nrms-G huntpiuu

Published every Friday in the year By
H. +. LAKE. JR-, Editor and Manager
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-07-23

lhe NHAtlIAL'4 mere IN san / r1nC1scO
by the Democrats, with excellent
chance in the opinion Of many wise
acres, for beating Harding 10 scuffle
IN November. A. Il H. tho. about the
only place he Is running strong is Bel
gIum.
Col. Paddock OF the Boulder Camera
dlsmisses the entire prohibition ques-
ilon as q campaign issue by very
truthfully remarkIng that they don't
make any thing worth drinking these
days and it's getting 10 be lost art.
HarryW Williams is the proud pos
s"s0r Of a handsome new car.
o. l. McMeckin Of Denver was in
town FOR 4 fcW days the past week.
Raymond Dotts Of Delta spent last
week al the Artcrbcrry home here.
-Oo
jos YokIavich and Tony Rozman
OF Crested Butte took in the races here
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tyrcr Of Lake
City We're visitors in Gunnison for the
celebration.
Mrs. J. Cayanaugh arrived in Gun
nison Monday after two months
visit in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mahoncy and
children OF Delta visited in Gunnison
Cait!ymcH's week.
%
Mrs. Sadie Hill of Denver is visit
ing her brother Charles Bates and
family. this week.
A. F. Shaw. r. Mitchell and VI. f.
Cooper Of Sargents were in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
90
Mrs. Joe Gallatin entertained the
DcWyk club delightfully."- at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
-oo
Misses Irene Ball and Anna Arnott
were registered at the La Neta hotel
during the celebration.
-
Miss Rose Newman and Ila Haskins
left Sunday evening for Salida after
u very pleasant visit here.
Mrs. Ralph Stones friends will be
glad to know that she is getting along
nicely al the Salida hospital.
90
George Il. Momyer of Monta Vista,
came in Sunday and will teach at the
Normal for the following term.
Miss Norma Moore left for her home
IN Montrose after a pleasant weeks
visit with Esther Williams here.
-Oo
Engineer Reed and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII of Grand Junction have been
visiting the A b. Warner ranch.
Mrs. 7. ]. Reardon of Delta spent
celebration week here with her nieces,
Mrs. J. J. and Mrs. Lonnie Moller.
Miss Marie Lavenhagen came in
from Denver Monday morning and will
visit friends here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Ellington of
Hotchkiss are visiting their son, DIR.
Ellington and wife for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. z. G. Palmer and son, Hugh,
went to Salida Sunday evening. Hugh
will undergo an operation for nasal
trouble
After weeks visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Paul Boyles, Mrs. Nita
returned to Denver Monday
evening.
Captain MathewsoR of Irwin motor
ed down from Irwin Tuesday of last
week and spent the week here at the
celebration
Over from Salida to take in the
celebration, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hughes were the guests of the Tom
Owen family.
L. Weinberger of Denver who has
been renewing old acquaintance in
Gunnison the past week returned to
Denver Monday.
j. l.. Scobey was accidently kicked
by horse at the races Friday after
noon. He is able to walk, but he had a
very narrow escape.
F. w. Gloyd and F. C. Woody prom
inent bankers of the First National
bank of Salida were in Gunnison the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and guest, Miss
Lillian Ginham of Kansas CITY went
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KEPT Ger AWAKE
d. Terrible Pam, IN Back and
Sides. Cardi'Ca,e Relief.

Mafksyille, La.-Mts. Alice Johnson,
1 this place. writes: "For one year
htkSed withan awful misery in my bach
I'd sides. Ny left side was hurting me
Nfe time. The misery was something
)xiu.
lcould NOT do anything, ncteyen sleep
\ aisht. # kept N. awake mast d The
bs1t :. .ltosk different medicines, bal
Io!h:as it me any good OF relieved me
hi! .coE Gsndui 81.
Twas rot able todo any Of my vol
% 3tey.af sea soiwcsseatl the time,
has c4ss:re: 70 ny Eel ii and on. go
pssa Si:h ny baez TN x::7 stopped
Icxs | WIS nct able 10 sSasttsu up
naia IL decided ] weta try csrari
=. BY ume had taken tie :utire 5oa:
was feeling pretty COED and ;Su!a
trzisa:sa up and my pains wese asariJ
llgone.
ls.al always praise cardsd. | con-
lausl tss;ss it until J was strong and
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q the locations Tia Old NellI
.ar1 an DOING ! falr business pfcenlc e
IS Ed AZ s;Haren 1hiie hauling 1 stem
iron Charley Branon No. ! 70 Ella
Wilson No. 8 hurt one Of bis team
| horses 50 badly be had to get another
one to deliver the stem.
q. L. Campbell has got his 0. 1 9.
brood SOW from Ohio. II sure Is 9
daisy. It Is registered and an up 70
date hog sure. !.
The traction road scraper was On
CamDbell's Run last week and dia
some good work.
Mr.. Boner, one Of our merchants
will move In E. R. Bakers house
known as the Austin property, which
will make him yery handy to his store
Reliable reports say company Of
men has optioned the Ben Tenant
the John Morgan and the Bill Hanon
farms for so days for the purpose OF
coal shaft. The location Is about
three tourths Of a mile below our
town.
Cold weather is throwing the far
mers back with their planting corn
', as there is a very small per cent plant
ed.
The Eastern Petroleum Company
is e1pectedito drill the VIII Laugh
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HARRY W. BAI Y|ER
ofBerkely Springs, ". Va
Republican Candidate
sI FOR
Commissioner Of Agriculture
WEST VIRGINIA
Thor, ~. many ,eap. rhy Mr. Bayer should b acnisd
elected By the Republicans He 100 per cent Amecsa
cent Republican and always has been and assures
fcnt aduu;s;ra,on OF the Office credit to the state
the party. ssss ~
Asa life long Republican he has served his parry ~
sd when entrusted With office In Morgan county and WI 60
same IN State Office. -
He can be depended on by farmers aboes procuces &s
cmsrers generally to enforce the laws as written g ne se
hos Tine reduction Of the High Cost Of Living depends e -
Client ADMINISTRATION Of the office Of Commissioner q
than any other one agency The legislature ceaeu Ine
OF service TO all the people,
..,,ar,,o, =, ,rodnc.s Of the farmer 10 the consumer
,ennlacd and provided for By the Special Laws pesea
last three years they had been executed Hoaa
cost living 5o in the Industrial sections alone Ese9 we
Ms grocer bills during the last three years 70 eee
been benfted as Legislature expected BY 'ae pss q
Special legislation
If the Voters Of this State want acton nominate eng
elect Harry ". Bayer as Commissioner Of asllcl5
ture Of this State.
Coming from the Great Agricultural and Orchard bs
Virginia Mr. Baye is familiar With the cost CT pFoauccn ~
rhases OF the producers program and marketing poes
in touch with the consumers needs eses y ~ ~, 80
be- candidate ,owork out rerse problems anu e o. ~
; tn the people producers and consumers ALIKE Tnqm ~
serve .Ss;ses
He has been endorsed by farmers organizations AoOt
tons producers and consumers generally anu saoaa .
nv the Republicans cy on Overwhelmingly large malofis
III, Vernon Johnson who Is well known to evey kepqDne
" . virginia as one Of the Leading Of the NAVEL
as Speaker Of the House Of Delegates during inc SESSION
Of him:
Berkeley SPRING. Y: w
March %, lsssp
Nv pea- Sir writing ron behalf q ny n oNs. -
" PAYER Of this county, VINO Is '"'' " -
si0o. S.., resident of this county all his NE
man who is well qualified TO I'LL this Important otsss W.
himself md he STATE. ,,.,. Nm ~ ~ +
..nno recommend him 100 highly to you and hope you
r y clear 10 help US this end OF the slae 70 ssss
STATE Offices. . :, ,,.. ,nsvs,,s css.5
AGAIN want 10 add my personal endorsement u M
s, ~ Won and us, that receive your acse sses'
yours i'V VERNON B. JOHNSON
rh;s ;s onv one Of the many hundreds @ es
1o-saments received by this office showing the a.
;.v and sterling character Of Mr.. Bayer NJ: has
ers statement Of principles shows he IS an ELL ei
candidate who will devote his whole time Y .ne
Yes Of the office in creditabe and efflelenI man
ner.
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Wait a Bit.

A friend Of mine says he's tired OF
regular work and wants to hit the dust
Eailf out into the country and far
sway He doesn't want to get into a
rut. he says he Is a genuine tramp In
blocd and longs to get in closer touch
with the sights and the sounds Of
springswith leisurely strollipg where
adventures are new. no two ever
alike. I don't blame him in the least,
But hesforgets that thousands Of poor
mortals want the same thing every
sifing-yant nature first hand. The
trees are beginning to speak and they
seem to cali In mysterious manner,
Hundreds Of leaves are never still a
moment. New flowers are coming into
6xistence. New frasrances are every
where. Hold on my friend a little
8iger until the spring becomes sum
iner and the urge to get away
lAaye subsidized. You can't accomplish
anything worth while by constantly
changing grouU and many an impulse
must be conquered.
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Evening Chat
az M Iine. and staY Pul.

Get Into Line and stay fus
There stood q long line az the stam !,
window in the postoffce and wy ~ ~ ].
least seventh person beh!rdmTaitllin.s
as patiently as possible. Wnile iln
gertng helpleesly chatted TO one %
TWO acquaintarces wondering WY ms
,ime aid not 80 . bit faster. Feay
sooa / counted again from the begin
ming and discovered TO ny surprise
tl,at / was c,iIl seventh from the VIM
dow IA spite Of the fac: that seyeIa
pcrsons had been waited on anu ae'
parted. Then / began to take notice.
II wasn't long unit. | discovered what
was wrong. About cree In two WINES
either a, lady or q gentleman cams
rushing hurriediy into the postoliice
right IN to the front where be or she
slipped into q vacant SPACE. Usually
nothing was said though i meant NOV
ing back for those behind.
"Yoa have to hold your own N iine
here" remarked a fellow sufferer
naxt me. / used to char too until !
discovered II was impossible. Keep
your mind AID your eye in front has
been M slogan ever since | laugh.
ed. feeling sure no one would inten.
tiona!ly confiscate my rtghtfnl place.
with all Of US scattered sorta careless
Ike crd no apple.pie order In the line,
q ,niobt no nossibie FOR an indiyidus.
to slip into the wrong place quite inno
ccntly Just then a thin, severely
dressed woman hurried toward the
window and deliberately got third
Mace when she should have been be-
hind me. The gentleman next to he.-
one Of our highly respected citizens.
lost his temper. "See here. madam"
he said. "you belong way back" Tee
woman gave him one Of those razor
blade looks and stayed right where
She vas And then something happen
"a which looked like free-for.al tight
among d lot Of school children but
which In reality was merely justice as.
serting Itself. We all, In plain Eng.
iish. scrambled for position. And we
rot it.too. And the woman at third
went back to eighth and few others
lot lost In the shuttle. So that's the
way you'll have to manage when you
want 70 buy stamps at the window, my
friends. I've been asked for a solu'
don of'the problem.
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METZ.

Rem wilson Is sporting new Ford
now DAYS. Sorry to say be is leaving
our town. he is moving to tne Ed
new Jones house on Campbells Run.
He works for the Red River OH Co.,
~ The I'i Elias wilson No. 3 has the 5
men Th ea Charley ,E; Brannon well No. al
so has the 5 inch in, both are going
down nicely. ,o,.., i,
No. . on the snodgrass farm;
The Eastern Petroleum Company
has It's roads completed to Elias WI
son No. 1 and S and Is nauiiaS tne
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Notes and Personals.

Nrs. Albert Crswell and daughter
Virginia were visiting with Mrs. Dor
81 Fletcher a: Pennington YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bice Of Eldora
were sacppiIsN town yesterday. !.
C. A Golfers Of buffalo, n. Y. was a
business caller here yesterday;
The Misses Ruth Eddy and Luclle
Lowe Of Fairmont were calling on
friends here yesterday.
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M0NoNGAH
LittIe Girl In Runaway.

Tie zen 7ear old daughter Of Sam
Maniey Of near KilNmont who drives
q horse and wagon through town each
morning abort eight O'clock TO de-
liver milk to the street car station
had . bad runaway here Yesterday:
Her horse having become frightened
at an automobile in the street near
the home Of Zen Swansons came
plugging through the street with the
little girl holding on the lines
screaming for help-No one seemed
able to do anything but get out Of
danger. Just before crossing the
Brookdale bridge she jumped from the
wagon. The horse dashed On across
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Earth stiII Growing.

Sln7the early days Of its history the
nth grew rapidly by the addition Of
|seteorlc matter. It is still growing In
DC same manner. though scarcely to
Il improbable extent. for the mass Of
lhetecric matter added yearly Is recf-
med 10 he only 10000 tons.
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thA wonderful new discovery for
corna, canouses and bunlors. The
pain stops with the very first drop.
In 10 minutes the corn may be
J easily removed. Expert Chirop-
odist's use tho same method. Many
Of them use Corn "FIX".
Corn FIX" contains no ether.
coilodicn. salycilic acid. or other
harmful ingredients to eat the good
leah and make the foot sore. No
moro extended treatments for sew
eral days and nights: no more
soaking or cooking" the feet
necessary. In 10 minutes the corn
g gune-so Is the pain. Corn FIX"
q quicker. safer and different.
Don't suffer another minute!
. Corn .FTX" Is wonderful, and win
surely help you. II your dealer
cannot supply you. send US Csc In
stamps and We will mail YOU a
bottle direct from our laboratory.
Your money refunded II you are
not satisfied.
CORN FIX CO.. Inc. Newark. NJ.
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10 THE REPUBLICANS OF WEST VIRGINIA.:


If .be state gives me the assurance that will be
nominated for State Auditor on the Republican ticket
Throughout the state my supporters have been most loyal
1bv are the kind Of people who cannot be bought by money or the
promise Of lob All they demand Of public official that every
interest be given careful and honest consideration And this my
onlyproulise.
cat. bv.r with the large majority Of voters Those who know
me best arc auncest supporters To those who do not know
me desire to qualifications for the office have not been
questioned hope to be Of real service to the state am
making fight am not slated with other candidate t05
Office Ihave no political preudces to crafty and no personal
fayors totbestoW.
am not making my campaign military man was an
enlsedman in he spanhAmer War When the World war
broke out Ireued as Adunt General Of the state and went mo
military service taking part some Of the hardest lighting
France Many Republicans feel that ohe things beng equal v"
kt,o
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rr,s,,,i a Mra Effie Halbert.

EunetaI g. VIZ I, y, s'' S,fis NV ssiber.
who died At the home Of her dauga.
Ter ;Irs. I'd Shayers were brougn,
here yesterday and informed mo tne y:
Willow Tree cemetery. NIB; aatpe s.
was a life long resident q AaEon
county having left her home near
Worthington about four year:~g y, u
live With be- daughter in Ohio; Tne
funeral services wa, conducted Dy
ReY. A. A. Dye from the home Of her
cousin Thomas Leeper. Mrs. Ha!ber.
was "a years Of age.
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N.w,, inch Coulter.

Dan Meo has opened up lunch
counter and ice cream oar!or IN ms
store room next to tae WINDSOR
Pharmacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-20

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