davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

uAl pains N n1ck
could not stand
caused by female
trouble. I felt 80
tired all the time,
had bad head
aches. and for six
months 1 could
not work. ] was
treated by a ply
sician an d took
9th er remedies
but got no relief.
A friend told mo
about Lydia i.
Pinkham's Neges
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
TIRE nAMAGEs AUTO.

District FIRE companies responded y
fersOn streets last night, and eXtln-
-gIished a blaze In an automobile al
That corner. The car was owned by
Timothy l.. Keefe. COZ West Fourth
street. The damage amounted 10 go
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
sENATOR RALL hi 10

senator /. Heisler E1 W.il discuss
'.The League OF Nations" at the Citl-
zenshlp School In Townsend tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
SIX MONTHS |
COULDN'T WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Me Strong
and Able to Work. Recon-
mend 1t To All My Friends.

Bayonne, y. j..
and legs 80 that
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
POR QUE SUFRIR TAN
TODEL ESTOMAGO?

Cuando sufra I'd. de quemaz6n en- la
region del corazon. dolores del esto-
mago, indigestion, eructos, agruras,
nerviosidad, etc.; puede I'd. tener la
completa seguridad de que padeces de
dyspepsia.
No hay remedio alguno que Ia COM
bata tan eficazmente como les Pildc-
ras Indianas Vegetables del DIR. Wright,
legitimas. fabricadas por Wright's In
dian Vegetable Pill Co, del 372 Pearl
St., Nueva York. Sus componentes son
puramente vegetables, no producer
irritacion en- la delicada membrane del
est6mago. Su accion es suave, pronta,
eficaz Y segura, el estrefimiento que
invariablemente acompana a la indi-
gestion, desaparece por complete, v su
uso continuado eliminara por complete
los sintomas de dyspepsia, limpiando
el est6mago de impurezas Y devolvien-
do la salud v fuerzas perdidas.
T6melas con constancia y no per-
mita que falten en- su casa. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05

pre- el que marcha mis de prisa liega Ell
primero al termino deseado
Entretengase solamente a la nina Ell
los primeros amos, permitasele la distra.
cion y ell juego; hagase que los mismos
objetos de entretenimiento sirvan de me
dios para irla disponiendo al estudio, y
no Sc la obligue a ejercitarse en- labores
Embellishments, pues nj tiene fijeza pa
ra observar 10 que Sc lie enseha, nj sus
manecitas estan todavia preparadas pa
ra manejar la aguja, como equivocada-
mente Sc supone.
IPor que no poner en- practica, para
la educaci6n de las nifias memories de
siete amos, el recomendado sistena de
Froebel, sustituyendo la demostraccion
material scon la ensefanza intuitiva a
la tan diffcil ahstracta y te6rica?
O.-Estos parrafos pertenecen a ur
estudio escrito en- ell afio 1880.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
DESDE LA Gen
TRAL HIGH School"
-VARIAS NOTlQAs
COMENTANDO

Todo 10 bueno debe saberse. No de-
bemos, pudiendolo hacer, pasar mad
vertidos los grandes resultados del yer
dadero progreso escolar en- este plan
tel.
IAcsso no merecen tambien aten-
cion las noticias escolares? jSe COM
bate hoy entire los partidos' politiccs,
todo por la supremacia, siento ell te-
ma pre1ilecto la escuela, sea aque
los ni1os que sin ella Sc han queda-
do? Pues 81 estos problenas presta-
mos nuestra atencion Gpor que no pres
tarla a la actual escuela, para darncs
exacta cuerta de sus adelantos dcs-
varios?
Siempre celoso de la instruction Y
fernando parte del gremio estudiantil,
no puedo menos que d9r la pubhcidad
articulos cortos que atafien al estud ,.
81 asi me 10 permits, dispuesto estoy a
dar al pueblo interesado, ell resulne EN-
mas complete de los buenos 0 ma 'os
trabajos de mi escusla la "Centr i
High
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Anunciese en- Eel c7NUNDO"
MANTENCA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
REsFRIADOS CATARROS INFLUENZA Y AFEccIONES DE LA
GARGANTA, PUEDEN FACILMENTE EVITARSE, MANTE-
NIENDO LA BOCA, DIENTES, AMIGDALAS NARIZ
LIBRES DE MICORBIOS INFECCIONES

roso polvo antiseptico, libre de ingredientes
venenosos. Gargaras de MU-COL, tibias o
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestimable valor y 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci0n debe aspirarse de la
palma de la mano puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que limpiara las cavidades y
facilitara la respiration natural. Contin1e
este tratamiento sin interruption v no
tendra que temerle a la Influenza epi-
demias de grippe y catarros.
Todo Doctor que conoce el MU-COL
no recetara nunca otra cosa para resta-
blecer Las membranes mucosas de la nariz
" garganta, clando estan en- condicion
acatarrada
Consiga hoy nlisrno TN paquete tn
gallo siempre q la mano no admita susti
tutos, pida y exija MU.COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas ae~o.lisa'
das.s
THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc
Bufg5o, NJ !. J.. Y. "A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05

En- San Juan vic la luz. Aunque hijo
de padres pobres, logr6 fuerza de apli
cacion y constancia graduarse de Ba-
chiller en- Artes en- ell Seminario Conci-
liar, y los 81 amos de edad ejercia en-
Bayamon ell cargo de maestro de instruc
cion primaria
Aspiraba Ferrer a mayores triunfos
intelectuaies, y reuni6 algunos recursos
para trasladarse Europa, con ell pro-
posito de estudiar Medicina Estudi6
con admirable empefio, Sc graduo en- la
Universidad de Santiago de Galicia, y
regreso luego su pals, en- donde Sc hi
20 pronto notable en- la practica de su
profession
Presto tambien importantes servicios
politicos ADMINISTRATORS como Dipu-
tado provincial mien:bro del Directo-
rio del partido autonomista de la Ca
mara de Representatives.; fue catedra.i-
co de, Fisica Quimica en- el Institute
civil, y de Anatomia en- Ia INSTITUTION
de Estudios Superiores Cooper6 con yer
dadera eficacia los progresses del Ate
neo, del que fue vicepresidente; di6 en-
el conferencias importantes; colabor6 en-
los principales periodicos del pals en-
algunos del extranjero, y presto ayuda
enthusiastic casi todas las empresas de
utilidad plbiica que Sc iniciaron en- ell
pals desde 1875 hasta el dia de su falle-
cimiento.
Era muy aficionado los estudios h.
terarios en- prosa y verso; cultiv6 tam
bien ell genero dramatico, y de sus afi-
clones educativas nos quedan como re.
cuerdo un valioso estudio acerca de LA
MUJER PoRToRRIQUENA, Y la me-
kjor Memoria que Sc ha escrito bajo la
soberania de Espafia sobre LA ms
TRUCCIoN PUBLICA EN- PUERTO RI
CO.
Publico un poema titulado CONSE-
cUENCIAS, y deja inedito un tomo de
poesias liricas.
Era hombre de arranques generosos,
algo apasionado y vehemente, pero de
inteligencia may clara y de noble CO.
raz6n.
IN. Fernandez JUNCoS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
NUESTRAS
SOCIEDADES

Para dar una prueba mas de la bue
ma cultura, educasion y progreso de
todos, para orgullo nuestro, Sc han
tornado, con mas entusiasmo que en-
amos anteriores, las diferentes socie "a
des integradas por maestros alumnos.
Todas tienden a prepararnos fisica, mo
raj intelsctalmente.
Los "Seniers para el mejor des-
arrollo de Ia masa estudianti1, han for
mado SUI sociedad de Cuarto Afio. J6-
venes, enthusiasts riger sus destinos.
Ademas de esta, Sc han tornado
otras para fines altruistas. Una FRA
ternidad Escolar'', orgullo de todos,
por dominar en- ella ell buen compafe
rismo; Y otra, ''Sociedad Atletica G.
H. So, merccedora de los mayores elo
gios l....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
MAEsTRos Y
AIlUMNOS

Digno de todas alabargas cs Ell p
baio realizado por el cuerpo de pro
fesores: Todos contribuyen al meie i
miento de Ia ensehanza y a clos. e
bemos la buena organization de Ia es
cuela. Adem&s de maestros laborioss $,
contamos con jovenes progresistas, 70
dos verdaderos hombres, amantes de Ia
educaci6n Y factories del buen orden
que reina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Ell CERTAMEN DE
lei MUNDOn

Con jnbilo he1los visto el resultado
del escrutinio del certamen Royal
pues en- Ell vemos que Sc van reaLzan-
do nuestras justas aspiraciones, tenien
do el mayor numero de votos la sim
patica y bondadosa Miss o'Neill. Mere
cido es el triunfo de la querida macs
ira por su cooperation la escuela,
y dispuestos estamos para que el triun
TO sea de ella.
JOSE MUNIZ RIVERA
(Alumno de Tercer afio de la &C. H. S. ;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
BALE EN- LA
CENTRAL HIGH,

Para Ell dia de octubre esta anun
eiado el baile que celebrara en- los sa-
lones de la High la Sociedad At
letica G. H. S., para su primer benef-
clio. Por Ell entusiasmo que reina po-
demos asegurar que ell exito sera gran
de-. Ae
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
LA EDUcAc1oN DE LA MuJER


Decia Napoleon 7, y la experiencia ha
conhrmado su dicho, que ell porvenir de
un hijo es siempre la obra de su ma
DIRE. Nosotros, parodiando al invicto EN-
perador, consignamos q. la felicidad del
hombre sera siempre la resultante de
una ,buena educacion de su compaiie-
ra. Pues que, Gno son patrimonio de la
ignorancia y el escandalo las palabras
NAL sonantes, la falta de prudencia, el
olvido, en- fin, de todas las conven;en-
cias sociales7 Ell buen eiemplo de una
madre, es el bello cuadro en- que deben
recrearse constantemente los hijos Y
ic6mo ha de servir de modelo la que
empieza por desconoceTse a ST misma?
Ell hombre, siempre avido de nuevas
sensaciones, con tendencia natural a
satisfacerlas con 10 que n.sjor Sc aviene
su caracter; mas Quito, mas ilustra-
do, llega cansarse de la conversation
insulsa de la esposa. Sus modales aspe-
ros, su desenvoltura quizas, lie repugnan;
ell no poderla pedir consejo, lie desespe-
ra; 10 impertinente de sus exigencias lie
LENA de ira; y Jqne sucede con seme-
jantes defectos? Ell carifio Sc convierte
en- indiferepcia; los momentos de per-
manencia en La casa son como siglos que
no pasan nunca, y surgiendo Ell encono,
hacienda la disidencia, tomando forma
-
ell despecho, la dulce tranquilidad del
hogar y la dicha que en- Ell reinaba desa-
parecen para no volver. Todo ha sufrido
un horrible cambio; 4escombros solo que
dan del magnifco edifcio que Ell amor
habia levantado, Y los hijos ioh! los hi
jos, esos pedazos del alma que todo es-
to debieran ignorar, recogen ell fruto
de tanta discordia; connaturalizandos
con 10 que de sus padres aprendieron,
tocando mas tarde en- la vida practica
las tristes consecuencias del NAL ejen.-
plo, llegan a maldecir, no 10 dudeis, a
los autores de tantos sufrimientos.
La educaci6n, fuente inagotable de
bondades, ha de ser la piscina sagra-
da en- donde, bebiendo la mujer Ell nee
tar de la ciencia, regenere sus naturales
inclinaciones, modere Las tendencies de
sus caprichos.
''La mujer ilustrada, dice Ell doctor
salustio, esta exenta de las supersticio
nes que degradan Ell alma, de la char
lataneria y de La murmuraci6n.
ICON Ell cultivo de las ciencias y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05

Las autoridades m6dicas, estan de
acuerdo en- que las amigdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas Sc infectan, causan ell
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cuello,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
EN- Ell TEATRo CINE
VICTORY GARDENn

La sociedad de Cuarto Aiio, celebra
ra la priinera function de benefcio ell
dia de octubre, en- el amplio salon
del Victory Garden, ccdido gallar-
damente por sus duefios. Debemos con
tribuir al exito del acto, para estimu-
lar nnestros compafieros de aulas es
trdiantiies en- Ia lucha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
Ell cARrBE.s

FL viernes pasado Sc form6 la direc
tiva que ha de dar vida al period
co de Cuarto Aaos Ell Caribe''.
Reina verdadero entusiasmo para q.
este "caribe' sea Ell mejor de todos
los de los amos anteriores venideros.
Quo asi sea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
A EMILIO CASTELAR,

Sin tempestad q. en- los espacios brame
Fuerza menos querida la bonanza,
Y la paz del espfritu Sc alcanza
cuando Sc vence la passion infame.
Quien las puertas de la gloria lame,
Entire en- la lucha con. viril pujanza,
Tome primero la guerrero lanza,
Y antes la acci6n que La molicie ame
Asi la patria que angustiada gime
Baio Ell pie de la odiosa tirania, ~
Con palabras de amor no Sc redime.
81 ell hambre fiera, demacrada y fria,
Siempre en- Egipto su segur no esgrime.
rs porque Ell Milo Sc desborda un dial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05

r z NJ / NJ G. L o NJ
1.-THE BEST"
7 yp g wr It er


znconrrara usrsd I'll MUNDo- En-
q oafe Central. DC Gonzales , oano
Plaza Jose z. Mater. Advk
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05

Una finca con 4,6o0 m c., camino
seboruco, dista TOO metros parada
20. Tiene hefmosa vivienda MADEIRA,
cuatrO habitaciones espaciosas Guar
to para planchar. Dos servicios sa-
nitarios. "Garage" con habitacion
anexa.
Dos casas concrete, Avenida San
Jorge. Tres habitaciones. dos servi-
clos sanitarios.
81 interesa comprar alguna, diri-
jase
Alexandra Rodriguez
FERRETERIA FINLAY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05
A'laTa DIA COMO HOYl
L@HS E@
"RsSordar es vivir--Dante.
"Rscordar es vivir--Dante
s DE oCTUBRE DE 1s47

NAc1o Ell DR. GABRIEL FERRER HERNANDEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-05


arte profession que cada una piense
dedicarse.
Los conocimientos llamados de ador-
no, y que tanto Sc avienen con su carac-
ter, no Sc les deben escasear en- modo
alguno; la nnilsica, depurando los SEN
timientos mas delicados del corazon; la
pintnra, despertando Ell sentimiento de
10 bello; la escultura ensefiando a perci-
bir las imperfecciones del cusrpo, rene
dio de las del alma, ademas de Ia acti-
vidad Intellectual que desarrollan, faci-
Titan la manera de matar ell ocio, causa
muchas veces del olvido del deber.
Es precise, por otra parte, tener muy
en- cuenta que no convene exigir a las
nifias NADIA que no Sc avenga con su
edad y naturales disposiciones.
FL olvido de este consejo, altamente
practice, tiende positivamente a SOTO.
car las mas envidiables dotes, facilitar
do La manera de contraer enfermedades
que consumer los mas privilegiados or.
ganismos
jComo obligar una nina permane
Ger horas enteras guardando un silencic
mortifcante su edad? SC6mo exigil
de su naciente inteligencia progresses il
compatibles con su desarrollo? No sien
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
FARMERS MUSCLES NEED
VARIETY OF EXERCISE
Play Does Him Good Same as Anyone
Else-Will Prevent Him Becoming
Muscle bound

Agricultural College News Notes.
Most people think the farmer does
not need exercise. Isn't he using his
muscles all day? He is, but he isn't
using all his muscles and he is using
some of them too much. That is
why he needs exercise.
Frequently he spends the day on
the seat of a plow or some other piece
of machinery. He sits bumped up
and his shoulders begin to get round.
A little exercise in the evenings with
Indian clubs or dumb bells would
straighten up his back and freshen
up his muscles. Too much heavy
work tends to make him muscle-bound
and slow. A good game Of baseball
on Saturday afternoon or a game of
tennis or swim would help to re-
store some of the natural lithesome-
ness and grace that belong to the
outdoor man. A set Of muscles
fatigued from day of constant use
feels fresher after little light ex-
ercise when the days work is done.
"Too much work tends to make a
man dull in mind and silent" saws
Alfred Westfall Of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College. "An hour or two of
play now and then helps to keep him
youthful and fresh in mind. It is the
old story Of all work and NO play and
what they did to Jack. Lack Of play
and lack Of the proper kind Of exer-
else are two Of the dangers peculiar
to farming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
Purebreds Fall" for New Ration

Purebreds Fall" for New Rations
We lugged one of Beck's tall stalks
weighing nearly ten pounds long be-
fore maturity, up to Holmes ranch and
watched three of his Shorthorn heif-
ers eat it bare of leaves in a thrice
and then commenced "wooling' it
around. From what | have seen of
sunfiowers in the San Luis valley it
is my impression that they are a
natural crop. They make cattle fat.
Sauder has it right-a departure of
far-reaching Importance in stock
feeding is about due. My advice to
San Luis Valley growers is to write
Prof. w. l. Blizzard, Oklahoma Ex-
pertinent Station, Saltwater, Okla
homa, and see for themselves what
his experiment in sunfower silage
feeding have accomplished.
The office of the county agent was
moved from Saguache, the county
seat, to Center, the new farming town
25 miles south, for the reason that
the Saguache neighborhood gave at
tention largely to live stock and hay
and the agent was called upon to
spend more and more Of his time In
the real region Of farming. Up the
broad, level and well-drained stretch
Of gravelly loan all the way from
Monte Vista, eminently suited for po-
tatoes, peas and alfalfa, there is .
succession Of farms laid square By
the section lines that fairly shine pros
peity. There appears to be No
choice OF location and one farmer has
nothing on another when it comes to
rich, evenly growing corn fields, hog
droves nosing in the green alfalfS,
great potato cellars Of cement con-
suction, huge barns and eomely farm
residences,
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
THE TRACTOR vs.. THE MULE
EE v all Mn-nn


No" udayr We see the tractor doing
duty, like charm; its the most
important factor in the business of the
farm. OFT We sec the farmer sitting
on a spring scat painted green, and
wOnderuus gait he's hitting, as he
tools his weird machine. Horses look
TO hIm like takers, and for mules he'd
give no mon; for hc plows dozen
acres where a team would fail at one
As | view the mighty tractor, olden
times return TO me, when ! was n
tragic actor in the scenes of husban-
dry. One old mule was my allotment,
one old mule of brindle gray. and he
knew just what a swat meant, for
laruptcd him all day. All the weary
day | whackcd him, soaked his ribs
and then again, and longed to have
tractor, which was not invented then
With club his ribs | polished, hop
ing thus some speed to gain; but all
schedules We're abolished by that mule
and clubs were vain. All my better
years were sFuandered in this slow
and futile way; up and down the field
| wandered. slow as goose grease thru
the day And the mule-at last
sacked him and took up n fountain
pen, sore because the useful tractor
had not been invented then.
90
BUTTER WRAPS For Sale.
NEWS-CHAMPION OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
INSI FFICIE\T IT NDS
THREATEN STANDARD
or STATE COLLEGES
Am endmcnt Initiated to Provide Re.
lief To BE On Ballot This Fall

Colorado institutions Of higher
learning aur threatened with genera
exodus Of professors, their scholastic
standards are at stake and the Who'll,
system OF higher education IN the
state faces financial Disaster Il
meet this crisis the authorities OF
these colleges are looking forward tc
the passag" OF the initiated amend
mcnt providing increased revenue
for the maintenance Of the university
and tn" colleges Of the state.
This amendment will appear or
the ballot at the general election Nov
z. The passage Of the amendment
allowing an increase of the state levy
from four to i've mills docs not seen
direct appropriation Of money for
educational purposes. 1t simply gives
to the general assembly the power tC
give more money to these colleges If
in the discretion of that body, the
funds are needed.
Increased appropriation have beer
made necessary by the rapidly rising
cost of materials and the necessity
Of increasing salaries. Many profcs-
soT5 have gone from Colorado to in,
stltutions in other states or have Civ.
en- up educational work because OF
the low salaries.
y constitutional amendment was
necessary because the statute at pres
cnt puts the levy for state purposes
to four mills and the levy is now
within fifty-thrce hundredths of that
limit.
The text of the amendment follows
The rate of taxation on property
for state purposes. shall never exceed
four mills on each dollar of valuation
Provided, however, that in the dis,
cretion Of the General Assembly AT
additional levy Of not to exceed one
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17

unusual thing for COW of any breed
10 give milk with less than 81; per
cent butter fat and the majority do
much better than this. The specific
gravity test reveals the removal Of
of cream and the amount of
water or skim milk that has been add
ed.
Clean milk can only be produced by
the most painstaking methods in
handling. As some women are just
naturally good housekeepers, SO
some dairymen are naturally clean in
their habits of handling milk.
Lastly, if milk is to keep well and
perfectly satisfactory during the
summer months, it must be kept cold
from the time it comes from the cow
until il is consumed. Every dairy
man and every milk dealer should
keep this motto: whole, Clean and
Cold"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
SunhoWer Revolutionizing Feeding

SuniioHer ReyolutioniZing Feeding
"Nta have six farmers who are either
err. * silos this summer or prepar-
ing their unused silos for storage"
sad ". o. Sauder. the enterprising
county agricultural agent whom I
found in his office at Center, and who
kindly spent goodly part Of the
afternoon plotting me about among
sunfoanr growers and pure breeders
Of that vicinity. "They are making
4 -,a~t at least on silage crops this
year and will have something this
WINTER 20 put out to cattle. ! have
So just enough of the sunfower
cuItn alton to be convinced that this
na~ rdIblc can be grown with splen-
did success At this altitude and in this
soil ! know sufficient of the results
Of fredIng that class Of silage to make
firm my convictions that here is an
agency which is to revolutionize cat
tie feeding in Saguache county"
There was an audible snicker in
tho farm bureau last winter at which
Sauaer appealed for some action on
tn sunflower 'silage notion. That
some Of the farmers got to thinking
over. the fact that the star crop Of
weeds OF the upper San Luis valley
W. "4iA SNit4ltN'iS' 80 why not give
the improved variety a chance. And
thoy did. c. f. Beck, four miles
north Of Center and J. X. Holmes,
the Shorthorn man. who lives little
further out, have dandy patches of
sunfowers on their places this sum
m"r and are erecting cement stone
sllos. The plants already tower well
above the head of man and are get
ting ready to bloom and seed out.
The corn that was sown with them
is not doing very we'll.
] tramped thru Beck's sunflower
field, broke open the brittle stalks,
some Of them two inches in diameter,
and chewed the iuicy pulp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17

mil. on each dollar of valuation may
from Itmc to time BE- authorized for
erection Of additional buildings at, and
for tho usc, benefit, maintenance, ami
support Of. the stat" educational in
stitutlons, provided further. that the
, rate Of taxation on property for all
state purpose including the addition
al levy herein provided for, shall never
exceed FIVE mills on each dollar Of
valuation. unless otherwise provided
IN the Constitution"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
MILK MUST BE WHOLE
CLEAN AND COLD TODAY
Whole Milk Will Not Have Any of the
Cream RemOved-Clean Milk Can
Only BE Procured With Painstak-
ing Methods. II Milk Is Kept
Well il Must Be Kept Cold.

Agricultural College News-Notes:-
The three essentials in the produc-
ton and marketing of perfectly sat
isfactory milk are expressed in the
subject of this article. BY whole
milk we mean of course, that it is
all there-nothing added to il nor
taken from it. Milk tests are reliable
and convict the dishonest dealer
Cream is worth more than milk, and
when part of the cream is removed,
the consumer is defrauded. 1t is an
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17

quiet streets of this substantial town
which has nary Changing engine bell
and no noise louder than the chug
Of the municipal electric light plant
engine to disturb its evening quiet.
Far off among the distant hills are
the flocks and herds which form the
stock in trade of the "barons."
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-09-17
Give. the Old Gentleman Away.

Pansy Pyetin objects strongly to the
way father uses the English language.
His grammar Is SO uniformly correct
as to show that he doesn't go to thea.
tiers or cabarets or any place.