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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
THREE IMPORTANT MAJOR ROAD
PROJECTS NEAR GUNNISON
NOW GOING FORWARD

thousand dollass and hids q IL sazne
are being advertised for In anothse
page Of IL News -Champiou. Thsoe
interested can socare details Of tha
work proposed. at tie county clerks
II, now, the crossing Of The Laks
Fork by . high bridge and three miles
of Blue Mesa rosd can be gotten und-
er way, Il will Be BY far tie biggest
year Of construction the Rainbow
Route has ever seen. In fact, this
high class government and state
road making has just now begun in
the vicinity Of Gunnison by these pro-
jects, of which H. T. Reno is resident
state engineer. One may know what
Is aimed at by next winter II he
drives over Monarch Pass and state
roads Of that character. This il
building for the future, making not
only passible road but . wonderful
highway. over which the tourists from
eastern states will come in constantly
increasing streams Of summer travel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
BgeDERMOTr & co. MOVING
INTO NEW QUARTERs

The handsome nsw brick garage Of
AcDermott Z CO. q almost complet-
ed 70 ohSces and material are being
moved into ths nav structure ~ we
90 TO press, and the garage will be
opened for busfness next Monday.
to Clark 3 Abel, contractors, win
possibly have = 1ew Odds and onds to
hnish up. Tha hoilding b constructed
Of Houtrose pgeaeed brick, has cement
hoors and ootos approaches. Il is
on 81 tie ulnGt eompleto modern
stszeeQEao - ~ erected IN our city
and Aaasr1 1leDefusott md Nelson
are vary pre1d q it, and invfts the
pehdie = eall ard visit ~ nsw quart
At IL ftuut eeatsr will b buiit-in
o6Ices With Gtugago for materials
above. A LadieS, 1eSt Room, with al
toilet couvsniaaees will occupy the
east frout corner. AZ ~ rear will
ths biaekEmitA shop and machine shop
for rypair work, wifh Storage capacity
tor tie farm nachinely which 1fcDer-
mott Z CO. handle In lar9s amounts
- international Harvester Company
aoontA The roof II high, not only
GtSfng re2laf fto0 fano6 but euablin4
tie gteel euppprts to carry - oof
With but tAfOo small center pillars to
break tho garage 6oor spaeo.
AItoSeth6f MeDermott Z Co. have
Z ney home. of which not only the
nrme hut 0unnteon - : modorn city
should - pfoud.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
DEATH OF s. b. CLARK IN
Los ANGELES JULY

Word was received in Gunnison
this week Of the death Of Silas B.
Clark. formerly Of Gunnison, which
occurred At Los Angeles on July 7th,
the cause being cancer Of the liver.
Deceased was So years Of are.
Mr.. Clark WAS one Of the early
romers to the Cunnison valley, and
mt one time kept grocery store hare,
which was alTnost entirely destroyed
as TO contents during the big hte On
Easter Sunday. some twsnty years
ago. He was married to the sister Of
A. F. Cunningham Of Gunnison. Mra.
Clark died IN 1907. Some yesrs later
he marri0 Mrs Marie Crary, who
died a year or two ago. Mr. Clark Il
survived by one son, Allan, who re-
sides in Los Angeles, and Z step-
daughter. Ruth Crary, whose home
is IN Cheyenne, Wwo.
J The cd gentleman was well 1flkad
~ friends and business sxsocixtes d
Gppnison and thruout the county,
who're he was well known.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
J. Z. PALl1Ea1 BRofiEER
KILLED AT cAeex4 Wy0

". y. Palmer brethsr ef Clasuncs
T. Palmer of Gunnison, wes busned
70 deeth' in the wreclnge o. IN auto
IN which h was, driving nser Casper,
Wyoming. Monday night. His beoth-
e., whq has been in SaguaehA for IL
past month, was notihed of th6 cnfns-
tr9phe. and left for Caspsr Tuspday.
Jhs dseeassd was plpnAse q
ceeper ard IN Company vita Thsa,
0'Donhell and two other msn UDgu
Fid1og on ths Yellowstone highway,
ct of Caspsr Monday night and e
eerding te infoFmation received b.
4SA W. l. Richardson, mother q
1s- Clnrsnos Palmer, The car suiRer-
ed . collisioA. The ear turned over,
pinning the occupants beneakh Il and
caught nre. Palmer. and O'DonnelI
were burned to death and The other
tro men badly injured. Tho sccident
occurred on barren stretch Of road
and no assistance could be summon
ed in time TO extricate the two men
who were alive from under the car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
- s. - q =
eulls1n INE e1E
FROM LIKE CITY ! SUNNY

The cunnisoa bassball tsen aun3ay
settled beyond .. doahf II qneG1toa
Of G0nniSon or Lake CITY 6aD1oaB
npeEicrity yhen 6ey hectc4 ~
whiting Ltke CITY twixlss1' fae; ~
wsll known goal, defeattng thd ~
to IN Z nfne- -inning gnno q H. Nor
NAL groundA FolloWinG thair Wiet-
Org over tie LaIs City Sean u H.
Fourth Of July lthe Gunaisonitss
were promptly.. eallod fer . retul4
game on July eth, N6ieh E6gulted h
an even more decisive defeat for tie
Lake team.
A good crowd turned cut for The
game Sunday, altho stormy weather
largely interferred. Manager ~NibsS
Lashbrook pitched for the first six
innings, running up . splendid n.
cord, and in the seventh, Alex O'Neil,
local high chool phenom' took the
mound and dealt out still more dis
aster to the visitors. Lake City wore
out four pitchers in IN unsuccessful
attempts 70 throw . monkey wrench
into the cogs Of the Gunnison scoring
machine. The Cunnison lineup was -
follows:
Sievers, C Lashbrook, p.
O'Neill, B Ellington, b
Evans, 3 B Hills, SS
Bruyr, CT Boehmer, LF
Yoklavich, RF
CONTINUED on Fourth Pase)
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

walk, providing. Of course, they are
laid under direction Of the town auth-
critics and comply with the ordinance
OF the town as 70 location and con-
struction. All property owners not
having sidewalks ct the present time
are urged to 20 Mr.. Robinson OK one
Of the 6members Of the undersigned
committees immedistely, 30 th1t work
GEORGE SJEE1VANe
JOHN A. STEELE
Committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
DELTA 1OO6fKRs AT NORMAL
BANQUET TUESDAY MIGHT

Nearly hundred snthusiastie epl-
eyado State Normal boosters frouu
Delta and vicinity gathered Tuesday
evening 1t the Gunnison Commereisl
Hotel and enjoyed = ~Delta Boosters'
Club" banquet and get-tcgether party.
A number Of speakers gave brief a.
dresses after Tie banqust, pledeine
loyalty To the sekoel Ind boofinS
down especially on the value Of -
Stud2tS LoeA Pund. Supt. Foetes
of the Delta schools was toastmastpr,
and b introdoced Pras5dsnt ouigiey,
Doan yehnson. Principal llonfgome1y'
Miss Lazy SPieer, Nrs. Grace Cum.
mings. Mfu Eva Caspenter and Mn
Margaret White O1eary, custodias
Of the Loan Fund.
The following nornine. Wednes-
Day, tie Delta club took possassiou
OF IL pletform II Normal chanel and
pFocesded to put on the peppiest no
gram imaginable, including imperson-
aticnss readings, addresses, etc. Niss
NcCleary was chairman Of the meet
ing, and the chief talk was given by
Mrs. Cummings, county sapt at Del
u. -
The boosters then got busy and In
very short time raised fund Of SIS
which they expect to Increase 70 SiOO
before the term is over, to be made
. part Of the Students' Loan Fund.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

Louise Evelyn. TIE ls-month old
baby girl Of Mr. and Mrs., Andrew
Fisher, was drowned in m irrigation
ditch which traverses ths upper s. G.
Fisher ranch six miles above Cunni-
90 on 0hio Greek. Tuesday evening.
The little girl had besn piayiug
about the house md 1t ssyep o'cloek
thst evening, whsn abe failed TO ap-
pear, her parents became alarmed aHA
ihstituted . search for her. Ffndin0l
NO trace, they notified neighhpn and
townspeopiee who Ill 5olned h tAe
hunt. AZ sb0ut nins o'eloek search
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
WESTERN slope
RO7AR|ANs TO
MEET HERE

Rotary Intsrnatioaal viii pat on
some big driving cards At 0unnison
the week after Cattlemen's Days. On
Friday ths 2Sth from 1E0 to It's Ro-
tarians and Rotasiaunas Of the clubs
At Grand Junction, Delta and Mont
rose are expected to arrive for ! two
days celebration hers. the guests Of
the Gunnlson club. The cooperation
of cItisens and business men Il asked,
for in sense 0unnison itself ID host
to these Rotarians. who are leaders Of
busineAs thot and activity IN Western
Colorado. II win be wonderful oppor.
tunity to show the world what nne
little city Gunnison Il, and what we
have 70 offer In the way Of summer
sntsstainmsnt.
The visitors will come In cars FIJI
day essning and put 6n : paxsds Of
their own saturday morning. the 18th.
There WIN be iish fry ct the Nor.
mai Athletic Aeld. baseball games and
sports, : banquet in the Colorado Han
cafeteria IN tho evening. toppine on
with grand ball at nine.
Tho principal speaker 1t the 0unni-
son elnb lunehson Monday was CD. A.
8. Peck Of Denver. chief furostsr Il
tho Rocky Mountain states. He had
Just rsturnsd nom IN auto TN Va
Crested Butte to Somerset Crawford
and Tho Black Mesa rouee hons. yvAils
tho ColoaeI sses 20 mueh scsnssx i
his work II eight mountain statss jhat
the ordinary visw might go -
monplace, ~ vas especially sat1anls1L
tic Over he vonderfnl senls ~
mountains sncifclihg the - q 4 1nas
riveB - 80 approaches CG6eed
Butte. vssy nne1 m of ~ i6sy.
be 1eelatsd. slsc pfsising S I06ushI
Hotk - D1aek llel2 r16is ~
s1foe 11ssltef talks1 k1oeI q $
euhy. 1oet ~ 1nl1on1, - i =.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

Three major projects Of grsiina
and surfacing the RainboB Rouko
Route near Gunniapn Ars under w
ct this time. each T. cost arsond tsa
thoosand dollars, and 10 ~ paid Ter
largely out Of tie county's sharo q
state rond bond money voted = 1o&0.
but only Just available.
The frst Of these b bstween PaKlin
and Doyleville. where . tweuty-foot
road which takes out all the kinks -
evolves standard state road. gradod,
ditched and surfaced, il in charge q
county forces under direction Of n.
J. Slate, road foreman, in Commits
sioner Knowles district. Mr.. Slate
has dozen teams, with graders and
tractors on the job. When complet-
d this six or seven miles I'LL ~ Of
the same quality ~ Monarch pass,
and the adjoining road this way from
Sargents, joy and delight to motor
County Road Supt. Archer Miller
also has = gang ut work running
this way from the finished road three
miles east Of Sapinero, in Commis-
sioner SuIlivan's district Here arc =
large number Of short turns, which
must be taken out, TIN gyAdes perfect
ed and . standard roadway completed,
probably as far this way ~ Little
Elk creek. John johnson, experience
ed road builder, IL foreman of the
gang which has half . dosoa teams
and ~ adding equipment ~ tie work
gets strung out. Il Is not expensive
work and the ten theussnd dollars
will build . considerable mileage Of
first clAss road along tha Rainbow
Rcuts, b0eh east and Nest Of Csbolla
station. At present the tsazns have
ireAched Red Greek.
Tbc third project covers the two
miles from city limits of Gunnison
/ east known as the Cemetery Lane.
This has always bcen bog hole, and
will now be fixed right. The hifis ct
both ends are to Be graded down.
lnnd materials used b an and widsi
the road bed thru the meadow, after
which X will b covered with disinte-
| grated granite. Engipeer sstimafes
on this project run ffom eight g ten
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
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Neela ln6se1snk ~: S1lliven
nefheess vhe 1Gvo eok1e<lte e36te
+ 01Dtum ylEo& No4e .esoR ~ -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
.CATT[EMEN II
STAGE shQVI
NEXT WEEK

Ths Twsnty-rir.t kss.al c.lssr.-
s;sa 4 ~ CattIsmea's Dsss viIi
stnst Wednesday of nsxt wosk. seen-
tinnine until Friday niaHt
This years celehfa<ioo will be uDeA
IL same - that of lat yUar, m
ono OF two added attxaesicaa 1he
groQp Of Wild West por6ofuoru fruun
d Irwin GhDws at Cheya1ne win
ut be present this year, md pexhspo
some o. the fancier raclng StriuEu
viii not be with NJ, but for genuine,
oure- enough ranch stun, ~ fed 4baE
Cunpison county is.Wsll able = peo-
dpcs Ill that q necoesaxy ften -
ewn people.
The opening days HroG1n WIN IN
eiude . ladieS free-1or-al1, . men'a
free -for-all, COW horse rnce for Anso-
citation memoefs, . CIV horse froD-
for-all, boys and girlss pony raess :
men's relay and . Wild horse race.
Thursdal Afternoon m exhibition Of
aaddIa 4hoEoos win akaxe Tia progress,
and . pnmher of vnxiega1sd nDs ~
e W01nmd60. Is =;
Hridav win uitnnsS = n69 =
eonas1eka6u tAano on4 neNu114 tnp1e
annnG tkeak heine - 49, -
cow h0rse whip yelay rnee, -. -
SuelZing eontesk wilf - sesep& ~
tween other events during ~ 6lroe
dayss progY1m, tie finals taking plpco
Friday afteynoon.
on of the unique features prenais,
"a fcr tin pr, which Win 70 1olbe
1uxnfGh much auu1exnG1k WtN - ~
eontook ~ milking Wild eat&3s, aleo
lie 1lf1le eontegk
Th6 80 aGs ~ H. three daVu
vim Vit6 IL r1aVine ~ ~ tAtee-
esrncrS3 S9sobad tnurIament bstWee.
Goa51fl1 6annionn nnA lfou9spss. u
~ Set md Se1sGe raxqdQ u!ll
|so1n = 2ten ele161 IWos - ~
t1G6l1 Sz1 rlay - 1rse days and -
kS4u16661 ~ IL lo1oeo q IL m
[ - wfm pley - - -ts9. Z,
'ero H winner q - nj u1l
on1 9ayh oHsoR = 40 Hqree =
~ Gual q Il haaahS1l tornd $,
= ~ tesp 49, .tsSs s1go
- ~ lrS To dayg 81 80 -
- ke& A Gzlj 1 esogy
: 10y wiu ~ H. Wl(e1o - 7;
- niGkk A<1l9s GoSe ppe3al
svD - ~ 11qGA - 4lk ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
NORMAL GIRLS INJURED
II AUTO WRECK sat.

Miss Alva johnson, sumner Neral
student, sustained serious injuries
Saturday evening near Jack Cabin,
when the steering gear of tAs Foed
truck in which ghe Uns xiding, gave
way and caused the txuek o turn
over. The machine, which is ths fam
liar green kid wugsar whjeA Peter
johnson has been ming - transport
the Logan School chfIdrsn 70 ana
from Gunnison during ths past ysar,
vas returning with . Ioad Of eoIleee
girls from . picnic trip to Irwin Lakos
above Crested Butte. An the driver
essayed the sharp curve st The end
Of the long, straight stretch above
Jacks Cabin. where the road crosses
. concrete culvert, the radius rod
came loose, all control Of the ear was
lost and It whirled into the ditch b.
yond the culvert and overturned.
Miss Johnson's left arm was broken
above the elbow. two fingers badly
smashed, right hip bruised and other
bruises. She was taken Sunday to
her home in Canon City. Four other
young ladies1n the party were more
or less injured, but all are doing nice
~. The truck was not badly damag-
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
BABY FISHER DROWNED N
IRRIGATION DITCH TUESDAY

o. lifted up ths bridge over the irfiga-
ton ditch about fifty ynrds from The
ranch house and there discovered tha
little BODY. The baby had apparent
= fallsn on the bridge .. hank
~ aheye the bridge md = the cur
Isnt carried her and3 u structure.
her clcthing caught - ~ under
p'iS. 81. keDosoash -. issia.di.s.-
h suu,zuoned but the child had long
6eqn beypud human uid The doctoI
eG11uae1D lhats ~ koA been dead two
h1es fe1orsto IL 1p1ing Of the body.
Eunexnl servineo uore held yestor-
dAYs eftesnoon fSom tie Community
ehareh, Rev. Wnm. ). Jones o6iciaf-
Ing, md gnwo N extremely touching
funeral address over the little easkef-
A trio composed of Nesdames Rutland.
sid Lawn -kaw1on and Mr.. Harlow
Iawreaeo sang Two numbers, ~Safe
Ia the Arms of Jesus, and sJoWels." I"
lGis Eawyl Rsadipg played Tie pipe
1hs funeral was unusually large,
= ehe }ainily nnunbesB amoag th6iI
ffisnds H people Of tie whole CON.
Innnity. The littls giri OAs an ex-
tyemely hsighk md Iovah4e tet, ~
fho SudAenness With which s1o Wa6
called holae Daaves N e1Ipty opoE n
H. hsaxts a. family and naiehborS
thnt can novoe be 6lIod.
Mr. and Mn. W.G.1Nn n21G1ut a. 0al-
ida, GrnndparentD ofstAo child, Woro
notified T1eDday niGht an4 arrived n
0unaison oax1y wednesday mofninR
T. - of asaiafanea, Mn. FiGhaf Wiu
aeeompany .Ehom 6oek - 9a1ida for q
hsSsz visif within d. MT 1ew dnys
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
s'S3H VIM II ikliGio6s lsao6 4 sss.aucEs !.

Or readers win reeolI6et that in
yanuasy at saIida, ths evanselists
Kramer aDd Nitchal1 uezu Kidnapped.
dfivsn ont Of toVn in pevere weather
and LETT Reaf rcache Springs with Z
warning mt 70 come back They did
1cone back. snd aBig JIM being Z
nghter pceeeeded - 60 Aftes the feI.
lews Who thot they oou1d .scpfe him.
X0n1ey u tAiS te6k It the openlng Of
the district e6uxt 81 Bueas Vista.
Frank CostaAss. yfank Mufn Antonio
MAO ard Emil Leo wefo Aned $500
eaeh ~ epsts fpr their intefference
Win gospA seryices: This cost the
aftsr the boee3eeeiag and Eide 0pe1
sitnstioa at eAiI1a
Ths evengoeists ~ very vell
lnc.a hese hon services conducted
last Nov1ber. 's5
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
FgRsYIlE s!8vs

!. M Ganoae E6Rris Wheel nnd
Caxzy-Us-All, eunsd BY w. II. For
syfhe of Fort Collins, arrived this
Wt6k for IL annual season, making
the oAs certain and Wholesome Ak-
t1actioa far the little fclks during
tie c11ebrafion. Mr.. Fee1ythe he1
lpeh touring ths state siI,ce early
March, md COMES hezu from ten days
q lleneEese daring md 4aalowing -
q 4 issstsd = usual 1T wese =
ID nnnuate Han, and Wfn ta,is yo1R
|Aeyk = sgisa = IT, nsrrySge
II. Ysrsytls sdvsrtises rsdueel
rates fee 1Szz a1on, I'm cente ~
Ferris Wheel - and thzne- -1or-a-
quart1r t3e3els = IL CaSfy-Us-Al1.
4 = alvuy1 eco6 elean sluasene11
With IL r6Fay3ko attraeti9ns. Ne
gaMblfne; not&ing - Witch one q
aihamed - taks his children ~ II
best gil III 6hew b alrpadY ~
'rp "a rin stszt thls svsaiag = =.
HA.~AkS - = = --sls = = Z. n
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

NrA La N. Rogers II entertaining
Misses Jessie and Sloy Nordelle, her
nieces, who arrived yesterday from
Kansas. and plan to remain for .
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT
on LOCAL SIDEWALK SITUATION.

Some time since the undersigned
special committee was appointed by
the Chamber Of Commerce TO work
with the Town Council for the pur-
pose Of securing additional Gide-
walks IN town and completing . NUM-
ber Of breaks in the sidewalks as
now laid 20 that little later on,
probably the coming winter we can
secure FREQ mail deliyery.
ssa Is Tss%bsss q esmssss as ss 81
rs soon a. we have more sidewalks
and rlso the residences In town are
numbered, that on application, we
are entitled to free delivery OF mail.
On investigator the committees 6nds
that there arS number Of places
which can be connected with the walks
already laid 70 that without Imposing
any great hardship on the. property
owners, cement walks will connect
practically al portions Of tl1s town,
or at least one side Of nearly every
residence street. The COMMITTEES has
prepared map showing the side-
walks - now Laid and the connections
that should be made to form . com
pIste sidewalk system. This map 81
ct the ofRics of City Surveyor, ]. n.
Robinsou, Who u employed BY The
town to run the levels Tor sidswallEs
at town expense.
Although ths town has already
two sidewalk districts established
and. and although the Board Of Trus-
tee. could compel property owners to
install sidewllks along their proper
~, We are informed that they do not
desire to take this drastic measure
unless It ID absolutely necessary, A
great many ~ the property owners,
mot having sidewalks 1t present, have
already indicated that they would be
glad to combine with sdjoining prop
erty owners and connect the missing
linls IN our sidewalk system.
The COMMITTEES has secured . pro-
position from local contractors to lay
sidewalk during the remaining pres
ent season ct the rate Of l6 cents .
square foot, property owners to pay
the expensessof any fill required over
nix inches. This would make the cost
~ laying hve-fook walk on Z twe4-
ltg-Avs foot lct $21.60. By compar-
ling lis pri3 with fhat In voGue in
other surroandfng towns, ~ nd It
10 very reasonable ebarEe. Surveyor
Robinson has consented 70 receive the
application Of those who desire to
lay sidewalks the present season, and
endeayor to get In touch with the
owners Of vacant property whore nee
essa ~, 80 % to fully complete and
connect the cement walks With those
already laid in any particular 1oFtion
Of the town, and property 0Wnoes aro
urged 70 consult with the surveyor q
an early date relative to tie nattoR.
The laying Of cement walks n .
good investment for the property
owner and adds many times tts ~
|penDe TO property values. No ro0txie-
tion viii b made - 70 who G1InA ~
given The contract for any rartteular
J. n. AIIen III lnst sunday 1ksnn
3antaA Ana, Califefnia for . NIT 8
GunnfsoA 4r. Allen has Boe boon
b eur eity tor foar yeaxs.
H. and Ms Ff6nk Daddy and son
and Mis- Daisy Colvin. Nhp lavs beea
vis1tin6 for ~ ~ sevsIsl vsels4
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

Hiss Esther pensmore Of salida,
came up yestsrday from the NIX HON
teSorf ct Halls Spur and Wfll vlglt
VIII hse ft1snd. Niss Dorothy DeIo,
until next Wednesday. Miss DensuAose
and her parshts, Mr.. ard Mrs. W. 4.
0np1norA have be1a speAding feu
dhys vacatioa % The 0unnlGoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

41ohn Dos,v : txavelIine sulssman,
~ I'D $500 81 Juet3ee Nepjor,l
eeg5s eatprday morning - ~ efasga
n tefnG drunk md dIspgdeziE
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

i ~ e>ly ditcAeo an 70 ~ moved
- isek lseass "a a A e ~ gsllIsy IL T.
- sg1 - W ssv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

n. and Mn Frlnk 'D1ddy and scr
and Miss Daisy colvin. Nhe lays beea
viattine for ~ ~ sevs1al vsska
witA Mr. - Nh. ~. " lls1ii, wlll
lease suiAay ~ thslr tos d ~
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

Assessor Haymalxer made trip to
Crested Butte Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

The echoila club Of the Normal
Qollege held an interesting meeting
yft1ay night ct thN Community church
e6j041hg some 1nu1lc and putting on
quite = program Of talks about school
matters. Prof h. =. Tope Of Grand
Janctioa acted - chairman. psok.
Wnl- Neieher Of Nontrose. John Keat.
President Quigley Of 0unnfeou u6eo
amoag The speakers. Dr.. Hotfsnger Of
Eexos nAde m interesting and sx-
tcnded talk On the pFofession Of teach
INK. epphasixing the need Of 4 larger
bodyof trained teachers who expected
~ make the profession their life Job.
Ifof. Brown Of Montrose vas reelected
puns3dent Of the scholia club. II q
Dy0pcsed to bold . banquet to which
tie ladies vfll be invited later n The
.spmmer term.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14
MRs. RoBERr 4. WILsoN 10
INJURED IN DAYTON. OHIO

Mrs. Robert H. Wilson Of Telluride,
weItknown n Gunnison and other
western Slope towns was badly IN.
Jured ON July 9Th. when knocked down
and run over By car driven BY IN
alleged drunken motorist at Dayton,
Ohio. Nrs. Wilson and her husband
ysse walking down the steps of The
D9yton postonace building. and Z car
driysn By man named Evans dashed
aaEass the sidewalk and climbed
i1gatsea steps Of the postofios before
\ - stepped Mr.. Wilson Jumped
II e1ns to escape injury, but Nra WI
ssoShaA NO chance.
Word received BY Mrp. J. R. Mills
pangh Of 0unnison. sister Of Mr.. VIII
soa. indicates that tho lady u resting
veil and now shows some chance foy
rooogpsy.
Ihe driver Of the car disappeared
lznDsdlAtsly after the accident. but
vns later apprehended and arraisned
- . charge Of driving . car while
dRunk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-07-14

J. r. Allan left lnst eunAnvz 1toul
Santa Ana, California for . visft q
Gunnfson. 4r. Allen has noe hoou
IN eur eity tor 10dr voaxs.