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Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Splendid Bargains m Women's
Underwear


Underwear
Women'S KaySer and Viola
Union Suits, low necks, no sleeves
and lace trimmed, in both regu-
lar and extra size. special for Dol
lar Day, $1.OO a suit.
Women's pink gauze bloomers,
also few in black, Fhaki, and
white, regularly S1.25 a pair, spe-
cial Dollar Day. 79c a pair.
Women's all silk undervests,
regularly $500 each, camisole
top, special Dollar Day, $500 ca.
Silk bloomers to match, special
for Dollar Day, $500 a pair.
Women's Summer tape top
vests, low necks, no sleeves, CANT
sole top, regularly soc, special
Dollar Day, B for $1.OO.
Women's extra size Summer
Vests, low neck and no sleeves,
special 3 for $1.OO.
Underwear Dept.-1st floor.
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Women's Knit Skirts, Special
2 for $1.O0
In grey with different colored
stripes, were S1.00.
Knit skirts, that are part wool
and were S1.95 and S1.75, spe-
cial Dollar Day, $1.OO each.
1St FloOr-Special table.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
NainSook, Special 4 Yards For 81

S6 inch ongot fine quality soft finish regular February sale s195 1O
Dollar Day. special 81. piece.
81 90 waists chndrens
lar stock Dollar Day for $100
S9c quality white SO inches
inches
Dollar Day, 2 for S00 White Goods DeptFrst Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
SILKS

1-TT We 7
admiration Chinese and
and putting it through
until the
this operation
be represented by that
fabrics Lady SILK"
Some Of these
silk shrngs the pat
SIOO yard
small OF blue and white striped Jap SILK ua solu
for soc a yard
Day.
Chnons separate bloues or phh
orchid and gold quality Dollar 75c yard
stripes shirts and
our .75 quality. For Dollar Day, S5c yard
handsome designs and color combination
that s. q a yard low Dollar Day, $f.75.
n material that would make
stylish sport quality Dollar Day S2O0 yard
Popns ana Wnei were JEW
Black SIX Charneuse $3.50 yard; also
in navy and brown.
o quality black Ianeas formerly S1oV S"u
slack crepe de chine numbers which we
sold for ss5O per yard. Dolsr Day, s2OO per yard
de
and maize yard Dollar Day
Belongs plum only Dollar Day 500 per yu
brown black Dollar Day >%oo
yard. - :. -
one yards in good eoors speea
rr,ce for Dollar Day SI75 yard.
Ceopette of Fine Quality, Regular $3.50 Yard Special
Dollar Day, $2.25
of our regular SEQ quaV' ror Do"r
OF the $3.50 quality for Dollar Day
black crepe best numbers which we
h,x $500 yard
de i'm nav brown pink hght bue SILVER
an ana maize: $500 quality For Dollar Day sl''
~ w silk First Floor
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
FURTHER DETAILS OF
DR.. kELLEY'S PROMOTION

In letter to DIR. Sullivan Of Gun
nison last week. DIR. James II. Kelley,
former president of the Gunnison Nor
NAL. explains more in detail the pro-
motion which we called attention to
in last weeks News Champion. DR..
Kelley says: The job is called Execu-
tive Secretary Of the Pennsylvania
State Education Association. Its duties
are TO serve as business manager Of
an association which has nearly $4,000
members, and to edit the Pennsylvania
School Journal On March ist, am
TO open an Office in Harrisburg.
The man whom I am to sue
coed will become editor emeritus. He
has served as editor for fifty years.
Our State Superintendent says that
my job ranks next to his in import
ance and opportunity in the education
nj work in our state"
DR.. Kelley has risen fast since leav-
ing Gunnison. Since locating in Penn
his salary has increased $500, and
viii be $500 for the first year and a
five year contract, which is generally
conceded TO be sign of appreciation
of successful efforts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
REP. COWAN WRITES OF
LEGISLATIVE DOING :

The legislature is still moving along
and q large number Of bills are CON
aidcrrd every day However. very
few Of the important or Of the admin Z
'ra'lon measures have set appeared
before the general a. =cmbly for A.
ton
Probably the bill that has created
the mos, comment during the past
week is one drafted TO prevent discrim-
nation in the buying, selling or dis
tribution OF commodities.
II appeared before the House for
the second time Monday, when il was
referred back TO the Judiciary com
mittee. after its authors had made a
fight to have il acted upon immediate
ly. Maybe il viii again appear out Of
committee, maybe il will not. lts
authors have premonition that il will
not. and they are probably night.
The bill fixes a heavy penalty for
selling goods cheaper in one part Of
the state than IN another or in buying
commodItics at Il higher rate in one
place than in another.
T~r ai Jet Of the bill is to prevent
the large milling, creamery and grain
corporations from putting the indcpen-
dent buyer or seller out Of business
by manipulation Of prices.
The authors of the bll are Rcprcsen-
tatiycs Wilson Of Las Animas, Gods
man, Burlington; Sutton, Fl. Morgan;
and Mabel Ruth Baker Of Denver. In
supporting the measure all told Of in
stances where the small men had been
put out Of business by 4 criminal
manipulation of price.
One instance cited by Representative
Godsman was where -four mill start
ed in his town and was forced out of
business when the large millers i'm
mediately dropped the price of -four
thirty cents lower in that town than
than il was in other towns few miles
away Representative Sutton told OF
the good effects of the law in Nebras-
ka where it has worked out in fine
shape and has resulted in stabiliZing
the price Of commodities are prevent
ed the corporations from driving the
small man out of business.
Enemies of the bill term it Non
partisan League measure, but II il will
work out for the purposes intended by
its authors, think Il TO be one of the
best laws that could possibly be put
on the statute books.
Retailers. however, fear that it will
work hardship on them. The auth
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
ITEMS FROM THE PITKIN MINER

Andy Fiknini went 20 Gunnison on
We.snesday TO remain for while
Mr. A l. Pearson and little son
retLrnei from Gunnison Monday.
Nj Ellis johnson came I'D from
Gunulz5n Monday for several DAYS
visit wIth Mrs. T. z Williams.
Chas. WhitlOck returned Friday aft
er I years absence and has gone 70
WORK N the timber.
Mr.. c. o. Metealf returned Satur-
day from several months spen; in Cali
fornia and Arizona
Mr. W. W. Mckee of Gunnison
spent several days at the Corbitt ranch
near Parlin.
Billy Aurdie went to Gunnison on
Friday on business
Maurice Metrox returned TO Ohio
City Monday. after 4 weeks absence
At the county seat
Mrs- VIM Murdie wen, 10 Gunnison
Sunday 10 visit her mother, Mrs Sell
lari. who is Ill with the flu.
Floyd McLain and Lawrence Little
returned TO Gunnison after spending
a few days vacation 1t home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

PgshelsiEe Eay, i mn 2 b. done thru
q Constitutional couva-- ION Governor
E..-p e5tlmaEsz that Dee cost Of the
convention EilI b. paid IN one year IN
-aglng the cost to the STAKE By this
Cancellation
have received several lettcrs and
ts-eFTams from the barbers Of Delta
county, asking that the Board Of Bar
Der Examiners b. continued. a. this
Board Is maintained without cost TO
the state thru the licenses and fees
paid By the BARRIERS themselves.
feel that II the men who pay FOR this
board desire 10 retain IL, they should
have the privilege. When the bill
came up, Il was Te-rpfeTred TO the
Medical Committs.. where, no doubt,
i will be held Indefinitely.
Among the minor bills. might
mention a bill by Senator Banni ster
Of Grand Junction, which does away
with cut-thruat notes: and another to
change the name OF the Grand River
20 that Of the Colorado River. At the
present time, as everyone knows, the
Colo, River IL formed by the junction
Of the Grand River and the Green
River. This bill would call for the
same name from the time the river
starts until il enters into the Gulf
Of California II will not interfer
with the water rights on the Grand
River.
r r ROCKWELL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
SUPERVISOR STEWART
ATTENDS CONFERENCE

Supervisor Chas- Stewart of the
Gunnison Forest spent three days in
Grand Junction last week to confer
tioH with this years Forest budget
He returned Sunday evening.
Officers OF the Rocky Mountain
district Of the Forest Service were in
Grand Junction recently to confer
with the supervisors of Gunnison, Un-
compahgre and Battlement Forests
concerning the annual apportionment
Of funds for operation of these For
est. Appropriations for 1921 were
made and polices formulated
Di-.-ict officers who met with the
locl. supervisors were; A S. Peck,
dist net forester; c. NJ. Granger, as
siE.aut district forester; John McLar-
en-, charge Of fire projections; and
J. ! Buchner, fiscal agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
BURNETT is
COMING

MRS. LUCY MYERS ROOMS
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

orr Of the bill say i will not How
ever, those who believe il will work
q hardship are sparng no means TO
--e that i j. defeated
The bill for the reorganization of
the National Guard in Colorado viii
BE- acted upon this week. l. first came
up FOR consideration Monday, but was
put over = day for action. In a re-
cent address made by Governor Shoup
he declared that tins was one Of three
measures before the assembly that
were important / don't know wheth-
eT there will be much opposition 10
the National Guard bill or not, but
do know that when the bill comes up
70 appropriate money for the Colora-
DO Rangers that there Is going 10 be
a warm time. From what ! can gath
sr around the House, the majority of
the Republicans are going 10 fight the
Pct measure Of the Governor. unless
some powerful influence can be
brought to bear on them before that
time.
The resolution calling for 4 eonstitu-
tIonal convention passed the Senate
last week and has been reported out
Of committee in the House and will
probably BE- up for action soon There
Is such . large majority Of Rspubh-
cans in the House that il will probab-
ly 20 thru sailing here
This will cost the state about $500, :
600. An appropriation Of $3.50 900 is
asked for the Rangers; a good many
thou 5ands are asked for the National
Guard, and 50 they 90.
Economy is the Tatchword Of the
Republicans this year and apparently
they exercise il in a few little ways
ike saving a lead pencil here and
there, but seemingly they forget II
when il comes TO bigger things.
The election committee brought the
iaynes- Robinson election contest 20 a
close last week when the House adopt
ed their report dismissing the suit. BY
this action the votes from Clear Greek
county will not be counted. and Chas.
Iaynes, Republican, viii permanently
hold his seat in the House OF Represcn-
tativcs.
Three Republican representatives
voted with the six Democrats to not
accept the report. These Republicans
were Representatives Lambert, of
Douglas county: Mofatt, Of Alamosa
county; and Price Of MontrOse county.
am now member Of the election
committee, filling the place made va
cant By the illness of Representative
Thos. II. Kelley. In the committee
meeting Representative Nofatt and
Lambert voted with me against the
report. Il was our desire TO bring
the ballot boxes to Denver and count
them. This could have been done with
no expense to the state and II seem:
that in all fairness il would have beer
done.
DO not suppose that the House will
adjourn for at least n month and a
half more, and il may be longer than
that. II It is going TO be over by that
time, some hard work will have to be
done. There were l,l00 measures in
troduced and at the present time only
a small portion Of that number have
been considered. OF course, many
have been killed in committee, but
there is yet an enormous amount Of
work confronting the Twenty Third
General Assembly.
Yours truly.
c. II. COWAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

an extended visit .: Salt Lake City
and San Diego He expects 20 be
gone until May or June His wife and
children are still in Indiana where Mrs.
Snyder WAS called some time ago By
the death Of her mother. During Mr..
Snydsr's absence, Dan Lshan. Jr, viii
handle the office
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
Want r. VI. at Pifkin

A civil service examination viii be
held AT Gunnison on February goth TO
ill n contemplated vacancy IN the
position of four1h-class postmaster af
Pitkin. which carries with II salary
of sos q year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
DIR. Liggett Reported Dead

DR.. Liggett, who formerly lived in
Gunnison and Pitkin, is reported to
have dropped dead on the street of
Winnemucea, Nevada, recently. This
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

information is contained in letter
from Geo. Mccarthy. written TO Gun
nison friend
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
MI SICAL TREAT DUE FOR
FIRST WEEK IN MARCH

Prof. Geo. Damson of the Normal,
announces that he is completing ar
ranycments for combined concert OF
all the musical and dramatic organiza-
tions of the school. This GALAXY of
harmony and wit" is to appear March
9Th, and will include music by the
band, orchestra, glee clubs and saSo-
phone bands, which latter is something
new for Gunnison, as we have never
avenged more than one saxophone at
time, since the days of Eye old town
band"
kathryn Firebaugh Damson, in
charge of School Dramatics, is TO add
several good numbers TO the program
from the Department of Dramatics.
The proceeds of the concert viii go
toward financing the band trip thru
the Western Slope at the time of the
Western Slope Track and Rhetorical
meet, the first week in May.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
CHIEF CLERK SNYDER
GOES ON VACATION

S E. Snyder, chief clerk at Third
Division headquarters Of the Rio
Grandc at Gunnison, left yesterday for
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
COMMUNITY CHURCH

4. uEo DAMSON, Violin and Director Orchestra
j. ). HOGAN, Church Custodan-Phone 134-R
be celebrated next Sunday morning There
wi WILL; also be reception of members
chinese sse ssso last Sunday even
The evening i character the Gunn-
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church dM @ and hpe a h & &B0ss % @ teaching such large
the other classes What happy Sun
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MUSIC AND PROGRAM
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Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
MINISTER ELoPEs WITH
SIXTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL
IN NEBRASKA STATE

Omaha, Neb., July 2S.-Authorities
today are seeking the Rev. w. o.
Harrell. so, and grandfather, pas
tor of church in Homer Neb., who
is alleged to have eloped with Hazel
Riley, Is, farmers daughter, after
she had asked him to help her find
work. The girl was returned to her
father by a deputy state sheriff yes
terday. She said she had lived at the
minister's home for several months
and had come to love him. when
asked him to take me away" she
told officials, "he said he would if it
were for an honorable cause"
They are alleged to have eloped
last Tuesday. Harrell is said to have
left the girl at Hooper, Neb., rejoined
his wife, who had been i'll in an Oma-
ha hospital, and left for the south in
an automobile
He would kiss me and tell me he
liked me awful WE'LL" Hazel told a
deputy state sheriff 81 first came
to love him on our way home from AZ
revival meeting several months ago."
The girl declared she had spent a
week with Harrell travelling in an au-
tomobile. Mrs Harrell was i'll in a
hospital at Omaha, but he did not go
near her, the deputy sheriff said the
girl told him. One official said to-
night that Harrell and his wife were
seen to pass through Ceresco. Nen
in an automobile yesterday. t4
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
HERE YE! HERE YE!

All Preachers and Delegates
who plan to attend the Annual
meeting of the Paradise Baptist
Convention which cOnvens Aug.
16, with the First baptist church
at Flagstaff, Ariz., are request
ed to write the pastor at Flag
staff, who will provide accomO-
datiOn for them.
1t is important that we know
how many will attend and you
should write the pastor at once.
Address your letter, Rev. ].
B. Bell, care Box Sc, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
DOUGLAS
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The fourth quarterly meeting was
held Sunday at the A. NJ. E. church
and was well attended. Rev. ]. r.
Rector, pastor of the c. NJ. E. church,
and his congregation attended the
services in body in the afternoon.
The thunder storm kept many away,
however, the services were grand.
The st. James Literary society en-
tertained friends with a moonlight
picnic last week out on the Bisbee
road. A regular picnic lunch was
served and all had a nice time. The
society plans to give many such pic
mics during the summer.
Mrs. n A. Gardner extended her
usual hospitality to the conference
visitors by giving them an auto ride
about the principal streets of the city.
Those in the party were, Rev. II. A.
Wells, Rev. /. l.. Watson, Miss Mable
Bland. Mrs. A. G. Reid and Mrs. P. A.
Gardner
The presiding elder, Rev. I. l.. Wat
son was entertained in the home of
Mrs. II. l.. Bailey while in the city.
DR.. J. W. Bryan is doing good work
and all the people of our race in the
city, go to him for service.
Mrs. c. B. Shaw and Mrs. Andrew
L. Brewer surprised their husbands
with birthday supper July 25, at the
home of Sgt. Major and Mrs. A. G.
Reid. Whist was enjoyed until a late
hour after which came the surprise
the birthday supper. A color scheme
of pink and white was artistically car
ried out and the two large birthday
cakes added beauty to the decora-
tions. The guest list included, C. B.
Shaw, A. L. Brewer. w. T. Weaver,
Sgt. A. G. Ried. D. Roberts, r. Flint
all, A. Chambers, and Prof. A. D. Lin
wood of Kansas City. Mo. Ladies
who assisted in serving were Mrs. C.
B. Shaw, Miss M. Bland, Mrs. A. l..
Brewer, Mrs. A. C. Reid.
F. H. Foster. the great playwright,
is rejoicing over the arrival of a ten
pound boy at his home last week
Mother and son doing fine.
Rev. H. A. Wells of Tucson was the
house guest of Sgt Major and Mrs.
A. G. Reid while here attending the
conference. Mrs. Reid gave delight
full entertainment in honor of the pre-
siding elder, Rev. l. L. Watson, and
among the gusts were Rev. Wells,
Rev. E. Ramsey. pastor of the local
A. NJ. E. church, and Miss Mable
Bland
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
M E SA
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(ey Alphonso Robinsonl

John Roberts and family left Mon
day for Phoenix in his touring car
where they will be joined by a party
Of friends and the trip made overland
to the coast.
Mrs. Katie Wallace left Thursday
for her home in Money, Miss. Mrs.
Wallace has been visiting her son. and
daughter in this city.
Ed Turner gave an entertainment
last week in honor of his mother, Mrs.
Katie Wallace, who left this week
for Mississippi All Mesa regrets to
see Mrs. Wallace leave.
The boys of the Gem City have or
gahized an athletic club. Harry
Scott is director and every boy is be-
hind the organization pushing it on to
success. Edgar Harrington is presi-
dent, Chester Morris. secretary and
Jimmie Robinson, treasurer.
Mt. Calvary Baptist church is get
ting ready for the annual meeting of
the Paradise Baptist convention which
will be held soon in Flagstaff, Ari9.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
TEXAS AFTER ku kLuX

Austin, Texas. July 27.-Represen-
tative Patmah, of Cass county, re-
Gently prepared petition requesting
the government to submit a bill to
the special session of the legislature
making it felony to appear in dis
guise in Texas. The bill, he said,
would be aimed at the alleged Ku Klux
Klan organization. Mr.. Patman cir
culated the petition among the house
members at noon, and several had
signed it. 1t was presented to the
governor that afternoon.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
REDUCED RATES ON ROADS
TO NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE
tBy The ASSOCIATED Negro Pres,

(By The Associated Negro Press)
Atlanta, Ca, July 27.-Announce-
ment was made some weeks ago that
special reduced rates had been grant
ed for delegates who may attend the
forthcoming meeting of the National
Negro Business League which will
be held in this city, August 18th, 18th
and 18th. The rate, as announced.
will be one and one half fare for the
round trip, thus affording an unusual
opportunity for the delegates and Wis
itors to attend the sessions of the
league and to visit the Gate City Of
the South where Negro business en-.
terprise has assumed degree of sue
cess, both remarkable and inspiring.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
TUCSON
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(sy Mrs. c. c. caldweID

(By Mrs. c. C. Caldweil)
Rev. Cornelius, pastor of Mt. Cal.
vary Baptist church, was called to
Boulton, Miss, on business. He was
accompanied by his wife and baby
and they will remain in the south un-
til September.
Mrs. Lucinda Powell of 28 South
Convent street is visiting relatives in
Louisiana.
Henry Wells left on the % for a
two weeks vacation in Ell Paso, Tex.
Charlie Washington entertained
number of friends at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Long. Bridge whist
was the entertaining feature of the
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served and enjoyed.
Miss Blanche York of South Meyer
street left this week for a visit with
friends in the Lone Star state.
Charlie Willis of Kansas is a re-
cent arrival in the city.
The young peoples Swastika club
held business meeting at the home
of Miss Julia Bell Watson last week
and arranged for picnic to be given
on Thursday the 28th.
James Cyle is reported i'll this week.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Viola Webb of Kansas City,
left last week for home after having
spent a month visiting her mother,
Mrs. Rena Webb, of 121 East 23rd.
street.
Gaines Moore, former resident of
Tucson, but for the past year has
been living in Phoenix, returned last
week and will resume his residence
in this city. His mother, Mrs. Rach-
ael Moore already is in the city, hav-
ing preceded her son several weeks
ago.
The Tucson Giants crossed bats
with the team in Florence last Sun
day. The Florence boys walked off
with the winning score.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
ALAMoReoRDo, NEW MEX.
(Ry Mrs. e. M. A. Fear.)

The Bible institute conducted by
Rev. John D. Fears, inspires the class
with better understanding about the
life and works of Christ.
Several stirring sermons are being
preached by the conductor and the
people are hearing them gladly. Much
good is being accomplished in these
religious services. May they, with
others continue, that the wicked will
forsake their ways.
The Tribune brings joyful news to
US every week. We are always eag-
er to receive it.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
RAeeAeE and ExPREss

Miss your train? 1t will never hap
pen again if you call us to haul your
trunk and baggage. Phone $3.50 next
time you need an expressman and
learn what Real Transfer Service
means. We put. the IS" in SERVICE.
Geo. M. Finley, the transfer man,
Stand, II South 4th street. Phone
$3.50.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
].lAk1@l
Church of God

Corner Fourteenth street and Madi.
son. Elder L. l.. Britton, pastor.
Residence, 14S7 East Jefferson. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Services also
are held on Tuesday and Friday
nights of each week, beginning at
1880 o'clock.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
hAIRpREssINe PARroRs

Phone the Busy Bee Hairdressing
Parlor for appointment We use the
Madame c. J. Walker System exclus-
lively. Mrs. M. B Brown. 3S North
11th street Phone 1867.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
Grace Baptist Church

S22 South Montezuma avenue. ]. H.
Jones, minister. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 1880
p. m. Everybody come-praying.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
c. M. <. Church

Corner Seventh street and Jefferson.
M. Thompson, pastor. Residence, 112
South Seventh street. Phone 1859.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. EpWorth
League at $50 p. m. Teachers
meeting every Wednesday evening.