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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
A FEw PRIRNps

There d IN old legend thaE Whe1
man was cast cut Of Paradise, a
angel secured for him three blessingl
wife. children and friends. ThesG
blessings ara still his and Ged pity tn
man who does not possess at leas< one
Of them Wives and children may no(
be granted 70 al men, but each Of u
may At least have friends.
Not many, it's true, but ut least Z
few. Publicity attracts friends, pros
perity attaches friends. but adverni-
ty il the acid test Of true friendship.
How comforting It Is to call TO mind
the old friendships-those that toler-
ated you in times Of stress-friends
that forgave you for your fragrant
faults, your foolish errors. And we
all have q bunch Of these.
In your circle Of acquaintances are
several rather inconspicuous men 80
far as the limelight goes. but these
men are none the less great and good
men. There is the one who is as con-
slant as the North Star in his friend
ship, true rs the dial in the sun in his
business dealings. You just know that
he is for you always and that he Is
to be trusted to the limit Of human
endurance. You hank on him, you
count on him. Perhaps you do not see
him every day. but you know he Is
there when you need him and will
come when you call him.
Then there is the friend who re-
minds you Of the old translation: ssThe
great man IL he who does not lose his
child heart" He il the friend you
spend your summer vacation with, the
friend In whom you confide your gains
and losses, the friend who plays Santa
Claus 70 your children.
There Ii the cheerful, optimistic
frind who, when he talks, unweaves
. rainbow with homely philosophy
and when the world looas dark viii
place before you q pleased star to
guide you back TO Hope. He makes
you believe in things that you did
not believe before. He convinces you
with Q lefthandcd logic which il al
ways nearest his heart.
And 50 we might 20 on listing these
friends by their various charscteris-
tics. Some Of them bark at you but
down deep In your heart you know
they would never bite you. So prize
them deeply for among the greatest
blessings to be found along the rug
ged path Of life, are those few, real
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
roayEIrUas NOTICE

Gunni.on, coiorado. July Is. 1921
xoS are hereby eotia.s that !. ]. ! have .,s
is3i, Three Hundred Dollars each
year in labor and improvemsnts or
One Hundred Dollars upon each. Of the
Holy Noes. Elk Horn and Or. Wise
lode mining claima situate In Goose
Creek Mining district County of 0un-
nison, State Of Colorado. the location
certihcatee Of which are found of re-
cord book 4oe. pages 11l and III. in
the onIteo Of the recorder OF said
County. in order to hold said claims
under the .previsione Of Secttoq ~!
States and tbe a24D0mont thereto ~
proTo1 JanuaYy ~ 1854. eoe0ernlnO
annnel labor upo0 Dintn4 esa1nr -.
lag ths aaount required r. bold I'D
lodes for The pefioAs ending uIon The
Of Jun. iSiL sAa1 q within ninety
so sos|es. ~. q HID n,sssy 81 sssss sks
70 Ssetfibats pear Dreeort3oa - 2ees
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zS:Iss zSsse ssse{ 80 sss 49,: .: ~:
sx1ss1ifsrs. q u Sssns e ssa1 -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

Punch (Lond0n)-In connection with the proposed German
moratorium it said that if France devise method Of
keeping mule weak that it not kick and strong
that work. there might be solution of the difficulty
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
Bonus vs. Tariff

Washington Daily Neps-
The President vetoed the bonus bill The tariff bill he signed
effect quickly affix his signature
One of the assigned by the President for vetons the
bonus that would ultimately the 110OQOO00 Of Us
about 81 000 for the benefit Of only 5O00OOO
What about the tariff? The New York Herald Republic
Of this county in higher
Of living between 900 and s. 900 year
many people will this tribute go? Just mere
principally to few individuals and trusts already
rich.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
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CoNsTITCTlONAL AMENDMENT.

CoNsTITCTsONAL. AMENDMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that at the
General Eleetioa TO be held oa the
there viii be submitted TO the quaii-
The The eusssion Of Of am s%.ndins % q The Ssouo con:sio
The authority for subsaisssas such
question r. found tn section Two (Sl
Of Article XIX OF the constitution %
si 81 so .s e .. ss: 4s :SS e :s
Srai xsssmSsy. which Z. u Vor5s a.
flGuree. folloWtng. VIA:
AN ACT
10 suBNT 70 the 9gA!Iy7HD
COLORADO AN AMENDMENT 10
sHGrioN g o. ARIlcLE H. 9E
"a is11 ssSrss+R S5 es4GaARq Rfo fpsf1sS; a4i 81
- u eaesasA - tne osss.as Asseo-
by es The state 81 Cesess1es
section !. There shall be submittsl
e the oaaiifi:d electors Of the STATE Of
Tor members Of the General Assembly.
s0e thsis seeroval or r.4sction The fol-
soving amsedmene 20 the Constitutiea
sstifisd by . majority Of thoss voting
ehefeon. shall be valid - Dart OF the
Section ]. Section 81 of Article > Of
the constttution OF the state Of Colo
sedo. shall be anssssd % - to rse1 -
Section 81. The General Assembly
shall proyids By Law the right and
Oower OF aliens who are or shall be.
under Acts OF Congress or Treaties. In.
eligible 70 American citise enship. to ac-
suire. inherit. possess. enjoy and dis
pose of property. real and personal
Section >. Each elector voting at
said election and dssirous Of voting for
or against said amendment. shall place
In the ballot boz his or her ticket
whereon shall be printed the wOrds
For the Amendment TO Section ~ OF
Article .. concerning property rights Of
aliens" and Against the amendment
20 Section 81 Of Article .. conceIning
proprrty rights Of aliens" and shall In
dIcate his or her choice BY placing .
cross opposite one OF ths other of said
group of words.
Section T. The votes cast for the
adoption or rejection OF said amend
ment shall be canyassed and the result
determined by the laws of the State
for the canvas OF votes for Represen-
tatives In Congress.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the state of Colorado. At
the City OF Denver. Colorado. this Goth
day OF September. A. d. 1922.
(SeaD Carl. s. Mii.ILkEN.
Secretary of State.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
BOOSTING FOR LAKE
CITY CUTOFF OVER BLUE

Montrose Press
J. c. Peters, Tom Heibler and H. w.
Lighte have returned from Lake City.
They report things booming there, the
Black Wonder working 45 men. They
report that the new road built by Hins-
dale county to Creede is in fine shape.
They are bosting for the cut off from
the Half Way house which would elm
mate 68 miles on the round trip be-
tween Montrose and Lake City.
Speaking Of the above cutoff the
News2C Champion learns from H. T.
Reno, resident road engineer, that
this new line IL to run from the Lake
Fork across the head Of the Little
Blue, northwest to q point ON the
present Rainbow route . mile and .
half north Of the Half Way house.
This would seem an out-of- -the-way
route, ~ compared with cross cut TO
CONS out two miles south Of the Half
Wsy hou1e cu tie Big Blue, but we
are Aaeured thak this latter route or
. coNneet3ea down the canon Of TIE
Ht43e M would - very expensive
ecnstxGc45oas wlb6eolo IL fuod nCw
nrypys ri 80 - K f1ses ffom the
Lah 4e!k no esoe1es only . roll
md 8 eV16$ i1aS iaesf. It WiIi, q
8: - g; - SIs :! . s - - - :
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
Stood For Something

Middle Park Times
considering why E. Democratic candidate
opponents put together and also votes than both the Re
publican candidates. it is natural to think that because
he the Of the five candidates who outlined
told the people that he intended to do anything
for their relief.
The people are dissatisfied are looking leaders that
offer help them and they not paying much attention to
those who running other fellows platform
Mr.. Sweet not only had program which was good in the
primary where his enemies friendly but when directed
against the enemy in the general election will be still
more effective.
Punch (London)-In connection with the proposed German
moratorium it is said that France devise method Of
keeping mule weak that it not kick and strong
that work. there might be solution Of the difficulty
Washington tailor named Feeny recently advertised that he
had made heavy purchases Of cloth from which he could make
suits much prices than he had waited until after the
place heavy burden Of the United States
Congressman Nick Longworh, who married Teddy Rooseves
daughter and who of the rich the Ways
and Means committee at attacked Mr. Feenys statement
printing the president of the Carded Wooen
ufacturer association admitting the truth his statement and
showing how ugged figures The latter is silent
Englescood 1918 and again in 1870 the Repu
cans Of Colorado sony promised to abolish Of the
boards and bureaus and consolidate Others Have they
They have They have created several boards
have abolished and have consoldatd The salaries
bureaus than one million dollars year In
to provide office for the growing horde
state office building authorised at Of $5OOOO0
The building has already cpst mora an ana the total
ss psid IN az t ecs saas pciiticisns have
efrontev 70 come before the pece saying they
pense1s etey ete Do you be1isve ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

II is just 50 years since Americas
national park policy was inaugurated.
Halt . century ago Congress voted
that an immense tract Of land in Wyo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13
(centinsed from Pass Six,

oaid slsesioa and desirous Of voting 70,
81 against eaid amendn<ns shaii place
N the ballot box his or her ticket
yhereon shaii be printed the worda.
For the amendment OF Section I Of
Article ~ Of the Constitution Concern
ting terms Of office OF state offic~rs.-
and the worda Against the amend
meat OF Section OF Article " of the
Constifntion concerning terms Of office
OF state officers.- and shall Indicate his
or her choice by placing q ero.s t1<)
Of ~ords-
Section e. Tie votes cast for the
adoption or rejection OF said amend
n<nt shall be eanvAssed and the resuls
determined In the manner prescribed
By the laws Of the stat- for the can
Sassins OF votes for rep sentatives In
Congress-
IL WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
h~reunto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the state Of Colorado. at
the city Of Denver. Colorado. this seth
da, 0f September. A. ID. ls.e-
tSeaD CARL & Mfi-IIKES.
Secretary Of State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

and envelopes TO be given away or
sold AT small cost with som" slogan
as Petersburg Has It" Or Peters
urg Welcomes You" or Make Pc
t"rsburg Your Business Home" upon
them.
Tho officers and directors arc %
consider the formation Of financial
corporation that shall be conducted
upon strictly business basis, and
the shares OF which shall be offered
and subscribed for hy the public.
The corporation will have the power
TO invest In any business already or
Eanlzcd in Petersburg and district, az
wei! as to invest in any business
that may contemplate. coming to Pc
tersburg and district. 1t Will also
nav" the power to create. promote
and hoat amy business enterprises In
This district and TO buy. build and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
OLDEST MASON IS
DEAD IN GOTH YEAR

the Masonic fraternity In America.
lie was proud OF his connection
with the Masons. and story OF his
initiation makes interesting reading.
He removed to 81. Charles County,
Mo. and when he had attained his
majority he peti,ioned FOR member
ship in the order. The record shows
that he was initiated on "Monday
before the full moon in November"
as Is the custom in many of the
country lodges to this date. Ia
designate their times for gathering
He served two lodges in the capac
ity OF master, and he rode sixteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

deaf IN real estate. particularly Camp
Lee. stocks and bonds
Tn" officers and governors are 20
give every attention. by prompt ac-
tiUU. To all matters that have for
their a!m the Improvement and Rd-
"tuccm"rt OF such important public
Interest such * education water
supply, highway. street and road i'm
pIovcm"n,s. Colonial Heights bridge
sanitation. housing. recreation con
tors and parks. corporation with
city county and state officials tn,
securing and maintenance OF cquit.
adj" freight rates and tor the promo
ton and attendance at trade con.
ventions and exhibits.
Tho committee especially desires
that the great farming industry o.
Petersburg and district receive every
ioSsihle encouragement and support
and requests that ii strong repre-
sentative farmers association be
formed. and that the association and
It's interests should receive all posi-
bic encouragement from the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
The committee also contcmpla;cs
substantial support be extended
through III" proposed financial cor.
purat.ou. for the creation OF. along
SouHu oNSiHecS !lH'S' III. proper Ihd =
ketIng facilities and storage of the
produce grown in the district. The
farmers are 10 be encouraged to grow
better and more crops truck, cattl,
and poultry. y proper trade MARX
and Standardization be created. -
that the highest price, because o.
quality standard. may be obtained
The agricultural agent gives particu
lar attention TO the possibility of ad-
vantagcs 10 farmers III combination
buying and selling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
ADOPTS c. OF c. PROGRAM
Will Suggest Comprehensive Plan for Placing Peters
burgs Business Body in Field as Efficient and Aggres
sivc Body-Stagc Membership Drive in October

PETERSBURG VA. Aug .. The
reorganization committee appointed
~ the Chamber Of Commerce mas dis
cuss"d and adopted plans which they
consider worthy - action .1r tho
generalization and advance OF the
'hhmoer % Commerce
Inc committee decided ;ha' Il
Hriv" FOR at least roo new ru.lr-
"ers tax" place on Tuesday and We'd.
n"sdaE. October 3 and : Tn mem
hcTs ais" decided than tho yearly r.e
to hc so tor each member. pavabl.
quarterly and that two weeks after
IN" drive tn" Chnmher az Commerce
should be orrnnized ~ follows pres
dent two v.cc-prce.d dents, hoard %:
governors. and that the members
elect to tn" board The following
IN" president or The Rotary and Xxi d.
wants Clubs. as well as the president,
81 tn" Retail Merchants Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
LARGE TOBACCO SALES
MADE BY OPERATIVE

[ >NIc!al to Tho TLnes Disnntch.

special 10 Tho Times Dispa,ch1
fNl..lGH, y. O.. Aug 2S-l;iYht
important salos OF tobacco running
into the millions of pounds and orders
}o' iHtur" deliveries received by the
Tobacco Growers co-Dpcrative As
s0c!htion. were announced today by
tho leaf department Of the big CO.
operative
80 successful has tho association
been In its first sales that South
'hTolint growers VIII receive cash
advances ON revised valuation and III.
members who have already delivered
their tobacco ia South Carolina Will
receive the heucht Of this revision
and their shar" OF Increasing profits
at the iiual settlement
pa SnlTbg Wig tarluctan ETETT'r
Large Sales to Dealers.
Tia" sales TO leaf dcllcrs and manu-
fact"r"rs have been 10 Largo ,hn, the
sccpnd distribution Of cash payments
for deliveries VIII b" made 20 Tn.
South Carolina members OF tho Isso-
"ih'lon just az soon ny tho sufficient
amount is collected 10 ..isc another
t"hs,sutial cash advance iu IN" near
future
Moro than 1000 600 pounds ~, IN.
iaa.o were delivered araln this wcch
:" the coz operative Warehouses of the
foc!at'on Is nov urging All It's mem
h"rs 10 make deliveries N view OF the
N"niand :"r their tobacco
Euthus!aSm for the new method OF
in"rhctng is on tho Increase and
'nany farmers who full.d t. join
IN" association this year have Ok
pressed their Wish to sign NJ next
years crop.
Deliveries In North Carolina.
steady deliveries continue through
"h' Eastern North Carolina where
r"n"ral satisfaction with the new
marketing method and the cash ad.
N"nccs sbeing voiced by members
~ ~" comparative. Hundreds OF r.v.
'u'wh"rs from Western North caro-
INA signed the marketing contract
ms week following the opening OF
~" hssoc!atinn warehouses ia the
las, and III" enthusiastic meetings
held at many points throurhou, the
Old belt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

WASHINGTON. Aug. Weather
outlook FOR the week beginning Mon-
day;
Middle Atlantic states: Generally
fair and moderate temperature until
latter part OF the week. when UNI
settled showery weather is likely.
South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: Generally fair and moderate
Temperatures. but with n probability
of rains by the middle OF tho week
There ARE indications this morning
OF disturbances over the Caribbean
sea. south southwest OF jamaica. 1t
probably will move northwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

farmers TO the end that they Will!
n"coinc nemlcrs o! the Chamber o.:
Commerce; traffic manager. for tho
proper advising and action In ,runic
matters. secretary. clerical staff and
thai AL such shall be under the dl-
'ect!on Of and report 70 tn. business
manager.
To Issue Monthly Publication.
AnpthSr important question dccId-
20 Was that the officers and governors
immediately consider the advisubiltty
o. iSsuing monthly Chamber of
commerce magazine or nous, organ
that VII! set form tn. ADVANTAGES Of
petersburg aud district and to tell
OF the woFH OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrc.
Another importan, question d.rll .
81 :hHorahly vas that 4 striking d.
sign o. views OF th- city In min!a
tur" De considered Tor writing papcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

ana "a representative Of The dincrcu.
professions, business and .radcs in
Tho city
For the purpose or proper repre-
sensations. the members OF each class
p' business ar" 10 be invited 10 meet
and nominal" their representative
10 b" elected 10 the board hy Tho
members OF in" Chamber Of Com
inorce The officer. and governors
vii! Immediately engage the follow
ing: business manager whose
work shall hc the organization and
management OF "a commercial de
partiu"ur; Hcld secretary to travel
in The Interest az tho Chamber o.
Commerce and especially for inter
rs,ing new enterprises TO settle in
the city. agricultural agent. TO adj
vance the agricultural interest of Pc
icrsburs and district and the secur-
Ing ot close cooperation Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

miles OF horseback at night 20 at
tend the meetings when no was
young man. distance meaning lit
II" or nothing TO tho people OF tho
Srcat West. For sixty-four years
he had been member OF the
Methodist Church
ite is survived bv one son. Or.
K : Edwards. Boise city. Idaho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27

and ono daughter. Mrs Horace Me-
Clucr. OK Highland springs rua
funeral services will be held tomor-
row morning at II o'clock At the
home OF his daughter. tho body be
lns placed ON Tho Chesapeake amt
Ohio train at O'Clock and ,akcr
"a o'Fallon. s. Charles County. Mo.
where tho brutal WIN take place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
SANDS MAKES STRONG
Address Al RDNROto

Special 10 Tho Times DISPATCH
NpERoRO. \ Z" Aug 2G-Olivcr
= sands. general manager Of tho
''F'W"ra' Co op"rativ" Marketing Az
location addressed TIA. citizens O.
ltoNhoro ana farmers uf Person C.our
I? here this evening
Mr.. Sands Is Il business man aud
rroke In plain terms as ono would
expect from Il business man /, was
.ukt ne address tn" pcopl" ~ This
section here wanted TO hear rur thor.
nav" h""n - MANY reports and ru-
nors that some o: the sigu.rs had
begun 10 feel u li'tic uneasy over
'hc situation, bu, after Mr. Sands
'pr''h theT" was nothing but op,i-
mis'n.
sands Convinces Audience.
Tho courtroom. one OF the larEer,
nudi'oriums I'm tn. town. was fun
10 oY"rflow!uv standing room be-
inE 81 "a premium ana FOR Two hours
MS hearers followed him with ran,
attention. II Was what might we'll
b termed 100 per cont co-opcra,tva
crowd for the few who we're no,
members signed bcfor" leaving rho
'oom II was indeed good dav
FOR the cooperative association and
,h' sr"cch VIII ions be remembered
by those who heard u
Mr.. sands was not abusive giving
'hose "h" preferred 10 stay ou, or
IN" association tho same rum, ac.
corded thos" who had joined in Tho
great work being done by tho as
torin'ion. II" made IL plain ,hu, ,bc
association was we'll prepared to car.
hnaucially for all tobacco pledged ana
showed that oven the independents
""r" feeling TIA" benefits ~ the as.
f"c!h''pn tn the prices which tobac-
CO is bringing this season
rms 'Person) County. is one Of
the strongho!ds OF the association
iropaoiy SO per cent having Joined
me association and with three ware
nouI"S ana "m1I" redryinE facilities
largest and best delivery points
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28

boys and girls and for men and women.
/ have seen so much smoking in Eng
land that think there Is danger in the
habit becoming widespread. AS the
mother OF three daughters l am honestly
In favor of any measure that may dis
courage smoking among young people.
/ am not at all worried about the per-
sonal liberty argument. / don't think
that we can have our society as it Is
organized at present and not give up a
certain amount of personal liberty in a
spirit OF cooperation. That cooperation
Is the finest kind of liberty"
Mrs. John Jerome Rooney. president OF
the Washington Heights Women's Civic
Club: II have been much disturbed by
seeing women smoking I'm public. be-
lieve ii sets a bad example TO young
men and women. 1t Is net American; II
Us simply an imitation of European
women, who have done II for years. l
am absolutely in favor of doing away
with that smartness, because j don't
think American women have contracted
the narcotic habit, but have taken IL UP
as a fad. don't like to interfere with
peoples liberty. but II a fad like this
ia detrimental to the morals or our
youth / believe the city authorities are
justified in taking strong measures to
combat it,
Mrs. Livingston Schuyler. president OF
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy: II am absolutely opposed to
smoking for money and I believe this
new ordinance is a move in the right
direction. It is the best news l have
heard in long while.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
SHOPLIFTER FREED
TO MARRY AN ACTOR
Miss Writer'S Will NoU APP
pear With Him as Miss Cupid.

The Court of Special Sessions-Jus-
tees Voorhees,, Healy and Moss-put
their heads together yesterday over the
case OF Miss Ruth Layinia Writer'S 20,
of the Grenoble Hotel, known on the
stage as "Jacky Winters And In the
end they didn't send her ur" FOR steal
ing pretty things from a department
store-a hat and pair Of earrings-bu
let her off so that she could marry
Tommy" Toner.
Toner was in court and told the JUS
tees that he was in love with the young
defendant; that he wanted to marry her
right off and take her with him in
vaudeville this summer to play Miss
Cupid" The court believed in him and
suspended sentence for the girl.
So or they went to the Tombs Prison,
where the Rev. John Callahan, Protes-
tant chaplain, married them.