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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

Fna pokojnej bezpecnej praee!
Keby mas ,obisiel bliziaci sa vichor
od Vychedu! Keby zem pohltla
vnti+orneho vonkaiSieho nepria-
tel'a! Keby. 80, jak lNasne by
bolo dvom bratslzym n&rcdom ka-
zdemu vol no, samostatne, ma svo-
jich tradiciach, vo svojom svoj-
lraze, pod jednou strechou, " jed
nej vlasti v pokoji nazivat' -.
| Me; "a t'azkej temnej noci so
vsetkych stran hroziace nebezpe-
6ie zavrelo nam iista a my sme
Tube srdci dobre zachovanej
lnem0hli, nesmeli dat slova. Hla-
su nocnemu nedai sme ozvenu.-
Bola este t''azka, temna noe. =. . a
nase srdcia unesene holy jednou
tMbeu: "Netrhat', netrhat' te-
raz; spojit' elm uzsie spojit' sa
vsetkymi svazkami. -" A my sla-
bi, nevedomi, nevyspelf slovaci,
este vacsmi, krcovite prit1lili SINE
sa ku Cechovi, bratovi mocnejsie-
mu, sebavedomemu, vyspelemu. =.
A S tej strany, odkial' ozvalo Sd
"a onej strasnej noci to k1zelne,
opojne slovo: "Autonomia", "a
hrnlela ma mas kliatba: "Vy zrad-
covia naroda!"
Mas zabolelo srdce vel'mi, vel'-
nj cd zial u vyrvalo sa nam z
Gsf karave slovo: "Vy zradcovia
vlasti!'
A .neboli sme my zradcovia ma
roda, ami ii tam neboli zradcami
vlasti. Hnevali SINE sa, ale ME ma
!luzelne, opojne slovo "autono-
mia, ale, na nocne TINY, ktorymi
zmeravely usta nase. Bolelo mas,
re jedna tuba, tuba "a autono-
miou, "a tymto slnkom slovenske,
ho zitia-bytia narodneho, mas ne
moze spajat', lez mas deli a nicf
| Mas mylily strasne nocne prisery
a tych tam drAhej strany zmyli]
poziar tisicich nebezpecenstvi, po.
kladany "a ranajsie zore...
X !: y:
| Noe este nepominula, ale uz po.
Gina syitat', briezdit' sa.
Slovensky l'ud prichadza do du.
sevnej rovnovahy, zivot naraza
Ia riadntl kolfaj. Obcianske pra
va povipnosti nachadzajn poma
lly uznania a platnosti. Narodnt
1Iovedomie sa budi, siri. Nepriate
ll'om stlpa sa ma krky. Pominuls
hrilza Dol sevicko-mad 'arskej in
vazie. Nychodna vichrica u Var
savy zastayena, odrazena. Tesin
Orava, Spis, prestaly matozit
Mad 'arska propaganda trait kre
| dit a silu donna v zahranicf. Mie
roya 'smluva prijata a podpisana
| Nome, ze prve ranajsie zore bu
Ida este temnym mraenom. zatie
ihen6, - ale predsa svita.
! GiNala bud Tebe, vecny Boze
Dnsi-srdcu odl 'ahlo, mono povo
! lit utlumenej tube. Tie svazky
ktorvmi SINE sa v hroznn noe ii
lsfcich nebegpecenstvi ku silnejSie
Iau bratoyi pripitali, mono po
naaly jeden "a druhym pop1st at
lodvazevat'. Jeden "a druhym.
4 A AZ vyjde slnko mad Zenit "a
Iliari svetlo jasneho dna, mech pad
MI tie svazky vsetky, ale a;
|vyjde. 81: Potom netreba svazkov
dvom slavianskym bratom 2;
fmracnaho dina postaei ruka ruk'
fkra6at -.
! Tsraz, ked' sa pocinajd trstit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

1&7( l0d n - s16Illl0 g ~
Tsaas5 psaa . vyshaAf. 4. s-
byt' Hlinka d l'udoyej strany,
antonomis 6rsnska. bola by
NJ odbayenk. Ass ma vxdy. 4 TAX
piSe ktosi kdesi. Jako ked ten
neony kohat povedal: 6 Ked
nina .neai, kpAiti zaspia 4 :slnko
l,am nevyils iakziv nihdy.''
TO axerie lsn sliepky 50 slepa-
fim roanu =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04
Pise: Xnax Zobor.

Ma smetisku ,politickfhot stran-a
nictva slovenskeho .je. jeden ko-i
hut, ktery uz cd vecera celu Bd-
Iiu roc neseredne kikirika. Stras
ne .sa hneva, ze kohlti "a s1sed-
nych politickych smetfsk este spia
nckikirikaja "a ze slniecko mako
nechce vyjst,'. zarnieka xychodi,
pocina sa briezdit', svita, zob,l-
dia sa i susedni kohuti a 5 nasim
nosnym kohiitom spoloine, jako
by . zaEod, veselo kikirfkaj1, re
sa to ozJva Cd Dunaju k. Tatram...
Odrazu, hl'a, vykuklo slnko, mas
noany kohnt .ezatrepe krydlami,
pysno So yytiahne a chvasta sa
pred sliepkami, ze on zobuda o.
statnlch kohltoy a ze slnieeko ma
ieho .kikirikaaie vyslo.. A sliepky
mu verify, : ved' majl slepaei
rozum.
-. = = = >.....~..a'
Taxa, tenaa noe zal 'ahla mad
zivatom len teraz esl0bodeneho
slovenskSho haroda. Lad bez ma
rodnehe sebavedemia, hez nAred-
sisah idealev, nauseny zit len Ii
..st veeetativny, nllRae9 uaosta-
II, schudobny, ozobna eeny at
5fosna svetova vojna znieiia al til
psslednn .hnetnn siln jehe, eohro-
:naaa slespadarstvo, priemysel, OBJ
chod, penaznictvo; statisice l'udu
spszbavila zamestnania chleba.
len nedestatok, ,draheta a nespo-
iAjnost' vzraStly do neslychanej
vysky. Vojna rpzvratila al lnysle,
dusevnn rovnovahu slovenskeho
l'udu. Sloboda stala sa mu anar-
CHOU, republika pelesou ldpezni-
ctva. Pomer cloveka ku Elovekovi,
ku vrchnosti a ku statu vysinul
sa riadnych kol ali; zakon, po-
1iadok, povinnost' a praEo mu ja
kosi :vypadly z pamati. PovieYal
vc.cik prichadzaj1cej vfchrice Cd
vychodn- Coho sa len .dotknes,
vsetko vsade boil, stone, a krici.
Bola to noe, najtemnejsia noe.
Ia tel istej temnej noci novo-
atvereny mlady mas stat prezival
s,nrtel'ne lzkosti prvych detin-
skych nemociach. Vlastne dietky
Y Stat Atvorenej otciny nepozna-
JIG "den navstivenia" svojho, ne
priialy, zaprely svojich oslobodi-
tel'av. Vsetky hrozne nasledky
yoany pripisoyaly So ma 1eet svo-
jej vlasti, teraz uz oslobodenej.
'yisfce a tisice dDbre sorganizova-
n:eh dobre vyzbrojenyoh lotrov
Eeztrestne, pod rdskom r0znych
sl'achetnych hesiel podryvali do
veru ibohe eho lsudu. Viady, vrch-
nosti ' zaehyate zachranenia Via
sti tax hd'astne yydobytej, udre-
ly al ia, kds nepriatel'a nebolo a
trpeli al nevinni. .Zvonka: italska
zrada, ltok Dol 'sevikoY-M Mad 'aroy,
lad,arski zahranicna propagan-
Ia tesinska, oravska a spisska O
a.tazka, .Rusi u Varsayy, mieroya
s1nluya nezakoncena, nepodpfsa-
IL. Vsetko vsade pail, 3 zerie, CO.
no So len dotknes. Bola to noe, mai
temnejsia, noe.
A do t;azkej, tmaVej noel tejto
s s.jedaaj sstrany .zsHznelo klzelne,
opojne. sloyo: atpnonie!
Has ten aiseh6 DIAL osyeHu Y
srAciacll nasich. Bose /! Keby pre-
stsla asc4 Keby siovensk Ind
laa 11ksed,ss presvGd 6eniei I Keby
,ikstsi resolu6ny, odbojay ka-
4h1Btf 4eby nastsda idslsa zako-
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

fnae bude shbtchom \ puzd d5jsfcfs
rokoch.
Ma 5. strane tohto casopisu mai
dete ohfasku Borden,s. Eagle
Brand zhustenello smlieka. vyrez-
|te2 e2klpon zaslite no The Borden
Company, oni vam posld zdar-
ma dpravy, ako ho mate uzfvat',
spoln i S 5knizockou 0 vychoye
lddti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

Pokrac coval1ie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

Teraz, ked sa pocinaja tratit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-02-04

smetisku pock6ho fna pokojnej bezpeene prae
sloveskeho den ko Kby mas obe bziac vcho
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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D o 600 OOOO OOO o o L

Ncws-Champion Correspondenre:-
Thursday, July IA
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Mcneil came
down from Cathedral Tuesday.
Eugene Foster and Clarence How.
ard are down from Cathedral enroute
to Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Ferguson pas
sed thru the valley on their way TO
Gunnison Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Ebert made a
flying trip to Gunnison this week to
consult a doctor regarding the illness
of their baby daughter.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin return
ed to her home in Gunnison Monday.
Most of the valley people are in
Gunnison taking in the celebration.
G. NJ. Doering came out from Gun
nison Tuesday to take his nephew and
niece, Wallace and Eta Doering back
to the celebration. Mrs. II. Radeka
accompanied them to Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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News-champiOn Correspondence
Monday, July II
] Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Rawalt of Crn
nison were guests at the hotel Sut
day.
! Mrs. c. G. Davis Miss Christie
Geo. FaLer and David Meyer spen
saturday in Gunnison.
Misses Olive and Clara Arthur O.
TT Dodge, Iowa arrived on Fri.il
and will remain for n few weeks.
A ball game between Doyleville and
Ohio City. which was played on Mon
I day, the Fourth, resulted in a victory
: for Do.-icyille.
DIR. and Mrs Davis entertained
their friends from the hotel and the
cottages at a car~i party on Tuesday
evening in the lobby of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Utley Of St.
Petersburg, Fla, are spending some
time at Waunita and are taking the
baths. They are touring Colorado.
Quite number of the students of
tn Colorado State Normal at Gunni-
son motored 20 the Springs for din
ner Saturday and enjoyed the SWIM
ming pool in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mcdonald Of
Doyleville, with their guests, Mrs. l..
7. Grady, son and daughter, of Belle
Plains, Iowa, spent Sunday at the
springs.
Rev. Glenn Davies. pastor % the
Community Church 1t Gunnison, will
conduct services in the hotel Sunday
at 300 p. m. Communion will be al
ministered. There will be special
music.
There are number of people tax
ing the baths this summer. Among
them is Lois Sander Of Chicago, who
has been helpless from spinal trouble
for sc, ef:.l months. After zen days'
treatment here, he is able 10 walk
with the assistance of cane.
Misses Honora Lynch and Loui ;e
Fery Of Sterling, ILL.,, Miss Eva Land
of Philadelphia, Miss Katherine Nei-
mayer of Aurona, H., who are spend
ing the summer at Waunita, spent the
past week at Ouray, and also took an
auto trip to SilveTton. Ouray is very
beautiful and is considered to be enc
of the most picturesue places in Colo
rado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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Sews-CharnpiOn Correspondence.
] Forrst Duncan is enjoying a visf
from his brother. Dallas from White
| pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wiley and Harr7
Eerihuel and family spent Tuesday il
Ohio City.
Mrs p. b. Hartshorn and sister
Molly Nalrod. spent the Fourth a
Crested Butte.
I Rudolph Sneller, from Crestes
Butte vas seen in our part of the val
I ley Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin lsham of Gun.
nison were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe lsham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ou,cal. are en-.
joying a combined pleasure and bust
ness trip TO Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Isham and child
r1n spent the week at Ohio City, the
quests Of Mr.. Isham's sister, Mrs
Cooper.
A large number Of people from
here attended the dance at Alrnont
Monday night and all report an en-
ioyahlc time
Albert Cooper from Ohio City has
been trying his luck at fishing this
week. We are all hoping the little
man catches the prize fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. Dennis and
children. Thelma and Ralph. visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wiley Wednes-
day evening. They motored up in
Ralph's new car.
Mr.. Nourse p this week building
summer cottage near the Marshall
bridge where he has n summer home.
Mrs A. NJ. z. Crooks is also ad-
ding another cottage to her already
large beautiful summer resort.
There are at least two people in
our neighborhood who can keep a
secret We learned Tuesday that
Miss Fernzella outcalt and Mr. So
verign were married in Denver March
10th. Mrs. Sovereign has lived here
practically all her life and has host
Of friends in the valley. Although
Mr. Sovereign has not been here very
long, he has made many friends. The
best wishes of the entire community
are extended To the happy couple who
are at home TO their friends at the
brides homestead.
Mrs. A. VI. r. Crooks entertained
number of friends at her home at
Cottonhurst Friday afternoon. The
time was spent in playing $500, sew
ing. music and conversation. Mrs.
Curtis won the card prize and Mrs.
Mcdowell won the sewing prize. De-
licious refreshments were served and
the guests departed in a very happy
frame Of mind. Those present were
Mesdames Mckee, Mcdowell, Sulli-
van, Markey, Bacey, VanBuskirk,
VanAken, John Duncan, Curtis, Mar
garet Dunbar, Jones, Spann, Richie
Walker, Trampe, Scheid, Misses Out
calf and Bilderback.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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o MARBLE q
o o o o O O o O DO o. OOC
News-Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Saturday. July 0.
Mrs. Ida Carey went down to Glen
wood Springs to see her mother, who
is quite sick.
Mrs. Royston arrived recently to
visit Mrs. Foot. Mrs. Keystone is
from Penny Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller came in on
the Fourth TO see their mothers, Mrs.
Ida Carey and Mrs. V. Mueller.
The bell of the Episcopal church
will ring for the Sunday School on
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Mar
Bile is on the map again.
The glorious Fourth was celebrated
in Marble Hall. As the morning was
showery all went to the hall where T.
A. Boughton had the lawn cleared
for the picnickers. There was a very
large crowd. Mrs. John Jerrald and
Mrs. Joe Lardn were those who got
up the arrangements, which were very
served in the dining room, and ~
the men came in, Mrs. Berge pinned
a flag on the breast of each and how
pleased they were. Mr.. Berge and
Mr.. Routt jigged for the old-timers-
The most enjoyable Fourth that has
ever been in Marble, was spent.
On Saturday night, July 2nd. Mr..
and Mrs. Margasena and daughter,
Marguerite gave a party and dance
at Marble balml to the community.
Dancing was from min. to midnight.
Everyone had their best disposition
with them and there was more smiles
and laughter than has been seen in
Marble for many yeas. There were
about eighty present and almost all
danced, old as well as young. Il
was interesting to watch the old-tim-
ers look wistfully around whenever q
quadrille was announced. The hall
was beautifully decorated with rcd
poppies, bunting, evrgreens and
fiagss Mr.. and Mrs. John McLaiAI
furnished most Of the music on piano
and violin, while . phonograph did
the rest. The lunch was simply great
all the way from soup to nuts. Never
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
+ FUNERAL OF LATE DOCTOR
J. T. MCGOWAN AT SALIDA

Dr.. J. + McGowan Of Pitkin, who
was so ba4.y burned last week that
he died at a Salida hospital later.
and was burned there, was very well
known among miners Of this section.
The follo".ng was taken from the Sal
ida Record this week: The doctor
was w.Il known throughout the min
ing camps 90 this section and was be
loved by all. He was liberal hearted
and a friend to man Compensation
for seryices rendered was the least
consideration 10 him. his desire being
TO bring relief. Hence he died panni-
less, and A. Bauer, an old-time friend,
and the doctors Of Salida will bear
the expenses Of the funeral, which
tok place at Fairyicw last Friday.
Thus pass the familiar characters
that are 20 closely associated with
the mining camps of the early days,
and they had their part in pioneer
work that made Colorado what il is
now-the best state in the union"
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VULCAN
News-Lhampion CorresDondence:-

Monday, July IL, 1921
Mr.. Curtis Is busy working his
claim on Willow crek.
VIM. Noel and Irwin Gray were in
camp this week, looking over their
properties here
Jim Crowley made a tTIp TO Mrs.
Williams ranch on Sugar Creek for
potatoes recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle were
visitors recently, in from their home
stead on Willow creek.
All who attended the picnic held
IN PowderhoTu the Fourth, report 4
splendid time in spite Of the rain.
Jess Ferguson wife, and baby and
Bill Warrant spent several days re
Gently visiting relatives up the Cebo.-
Ia
James Mcconnell and James or-
bury were over from their ranch on
Wright creek after potatoes from
Jack Dempsey.
Chas. Mergleman camped in Nul-
can Saturday evening with two other
men, cn route 10 Beaver creek. The
are going TO put a fence around
Charles homestead.
Mrs. Jay Williams and Miss Smith
arrived the third from Kansas City,
No. Mrs. Williams will spend the
summer on the homestead with her
husband, but Miss Smith will 20
back 70 Kansas City after Cattle
mems celebration.
Jack Dempsey moved Mr.. Walker TO
Gunnison the last of the week. Mr..
Walker intends 10 take in the Cattle
mems celebration and then look for
location to settle down. We all
wish Mr.. Walker the best of success.
Mrs. Beth Ferguson spent week in
Gunnison visiting friends, and also
attending TO business matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15

Geo. Philips and Phil Durant came
over from Salida Saturday and spen,
the week here taking in the big show
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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Sews-Champion Coruesp5ndenoe:-
Saturday, July .
The train gets 10 within two niles
Of Lake City now.
Many Of the Lake Fork people
went 20 P0wderhorn FOR the FOURTH
Mis- Nelson went up to Lake City
some time ago To have dental WORK
done
Misses Miriam Witherite and Mabel
JOry and Msssrs. Loci Carr and Vim,
Jory weut TO SapInsro for the sth.
Mrs- Croft and son, Albert, Nr
and ars. John Blair and Cid Evans
were In Gunnisou on business Wed.
Hesday and Thursday.
M Cliff Was over 70 the Powder
hon the other day 20 find horse Of
his which is on the Lake Fork.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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q PITkIN o
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.-w.. .Chnmninn Cnrrcsnondnnce. :

Nows-C Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, July l3
G.. A. Dewey was among Pitkin
folks who took in the celebration at
the county seat.
Misses Parr and Schumate are here
from Waco, Texas visiting with Mr..
AND Mrs. J. F. Maneth.
The Pitkin baseball team won their
first victory Sunday when they played
the Quartz Creek boys.
Carl Heftner came in today from
Madrid, New Mexico and will remain
with his parents for q few days.
A. /. Pearson returned home from
Denver Monday. Mr.. Pearson has
bccn looking after some business
there.
II. J. Smith of Florence arrived on
Wednesday and expects to remain for
several days looking after his tim
Der interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Murdie have
been visiting friends here for sever
nj days. They drove in from Denver
in their new Dodge car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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. 600 1000 OOO 20 o
.ws- Champion Corr apondcure.

News Champion Correa apondcncr
Thursday, July Il,
A. X. Stevens is spending a few
days In GunHiEon.
VIII Ehrot Of Delta is in lola visit
ing tho Ehrct ranch
VIM Strausburg left on Thursday
for Lake City 70 visit friends.
Roy Gab'er Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. ". A. Gabler, at the Ehret
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Of Denver
ar" visiting Mrs. Crawfords folks,
the Edcns
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mckee Of Atch-
inson, Kansas are visiting at lola for
n few weeks.
Mrs. Earl Mullin and little daught-
or took in the celebration at Gunni-
son this week and visited with Earl's
mother, Mrs. Celia Mulln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15

Miss Ruth Wolfe, who has been in
SoIida visiting her aunt, Mrs. Maude
Monberg, returned Saturday morning
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
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News Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, July II
Joe Cipolini made business trip
to Gunnison Monday, returning same
day.
Mrs. Wilson and family arrived last
week from Louisville to join Mr.. Will
son who is pit boss.
Mrs. Lena Munson is here from
Walsenburg visiting her sister,
Mrs. Peter Piloni.
There is n new boiler installed at
the mine. Also several other repairs.
Fishing here is pretty good now, as
the water is low.
Chas. Anderson, wife and daughter
Annie motored to Cebolla springs on
Sunday. They called at Joe Hyland's
ranch on their return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15

News-champion Correspondence
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15

Gerald Hazelhurst returned We'd
from New York where he had been
on visit the past two weeks. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hazel
hurst will remain in the east until
the middle of August.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
HAS GOVERNOR BOT RESORT
NEAR SAPINERO?

An exchange bears the following
important announcement.
It is rumored that the Rainbow hotel
and all interests of the Carpenter fam
lily at Sapinero have been purchased
by Governor Shoup and associates, and
that it will be used as great summer
outing resort
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF

bstgre has Marble seen such a blow
out IS vas that evening. Mr.. ard
Mrs- Margensa and daughter are ius-
home frUm Denver, where the latte
has been studying music. None can
o=at them a. entertainers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15
SCOBEY STAGES WILD WEST
EXHIBITION AT SALIDA

J. l. Scobey returned Saturday last
from Salida where he was in charge
Of the Elks' Fourth Of July celebra-
tion. He bought over seven race
horses and five buckers for our Cat
tiemen's Day celebration. Mr.. Scobey
says that the Salida celebration was
pulled OF in very quick time, in spite
Of the rainy day, which delayed the
events until three o'clock. A number
Of Gunnison riders went over to take
part and carried of the honors in
the races. Mr.. Scobey is getting
reputation for handling wild west
events, and was in sole charge of this
celebration. the proceeds of which
the Elks devoted to charity.
Miss Elinor Miller returned We'd
nesday from Pitkin where she has
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-07-15

Eugene McGregor and family ar
rived Tuesday from California to make
their usual summer visit with old
friends here and on the Powderhorn,
their former home. They came by
car.
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LABOR JOURNAL

anyone member of organized labor has any crt-
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send in If you want anything printed journal will
boost Remember labor the only paper representing
labor right Sometimes it might appear you labor
ters little dry but if keep reading them will
Interested Have your local subscribe body
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EDITORIAL
AN OPEN DOOR FOR EVERY WORKER WHO WANTS
PEACE

The General Committee the Limitation of Armaments,
organized by Samuel Gompers performing most useful
service carrying out its purpose aouse and mobilize pub
lie opinion" on the question Of disarmament.
No great public question has held more of promise
for the human
The workers in partcular-the burden bearers of the
wordshoud rejoice that their movement has played sig
nal and significant part this great effort purge cvza-
ton of its most errbe disease.
Local unions, central bodies individuals should commune
cate with the General Committee Limitation of Armament
1919 F. street. Washington Offer suggestions, ask for era-
ture, ask for speakers.
Organized committees should write to the General Com
mttee, offering cooperation, asking help.
Send resolutions to the committee, asking that they be
transmitted to the official conference.
Here is door for who wants world
peace. Walk in and help!
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-12-09

Meetings Of the Label League are held every Thur
night at p m. at the Labor Temple
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-12-09
REVIVAL MEETINGS

Members of organized labor interested in the union label
movement doubt interested in the labor movement in
general The fine sentiment displayed by those present at the
Label League meeting last Thursday shows that these geto
gether meetings well thought Of
Churches have their revival meetings at times when the
interest is not should be- why not organized labor have
revival meetings at times when the interest of the members
it should be- good cup of coffee cake and
personal talk after listening to speeches makes people
feel better How would be to have revival meetings
after the first of the year under the auspices the
Labor Council? Let start in the with something
new and try and establish that cooperative spirit need tC
have successful organizations.