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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
MapleLeaf
Men Lose
Out, 6 to 4
Game Brings Out Good
Soccer; Large Crowd
Sees Hiawatha Battle
BY ALEX c. ROSE

uTEST SEArTLE'S powerful soc.
w Ger team practically clnchcd
high honors in the senior division OF
Tho Star league Sunday In defeat
ing the Maple Leaf Post 6 20 at
Hiswatha playfield.
The game was ono OF the best
played melecs seen in Seattle for a
long time and Il was clcaniy played.
The fine combination play OF the
West Seattle forward line and some
kharpshcoting from the penalty line
BY George kempton. who shot two
penalty goals. won for the West
Siders.
The Maple Leaf squad held the
upper hand In the first half. lead.
ing TO 1 at half time. but W the
second period the West Seattle
eleven took the upper hand and
walked Off with the game.
LEAFS
OPEN
Jack Suter opened the scoring for
the Legion boys. counting On pass
from Jim Bennett, Bob FoFgic
missed penalty kick kempton
qualified 10 minutes later on u pen.
atty kick.
shortly after rorgie put the
beating Billy Mccall between the
West Seattle uprights with hard.
low shot
After the teams came hack on the
field for the second period the West
Siders were awarded another pen
atty Kick. kempton scored a clean
shot.
MCCALL
SAVES
The Legion was then awarded a
penalty kick by Referee Waller. but
Mccall had no trouble stopping
BENEFITS shot.
Kempton passed beautiful cross
scored counting easily.
Tommy Barwicks added another
five minutes later. II was the pref
test goal OF the match lie was
about rs yards out in front OF the
uprishts when he shot.
BENNETT
TABLES
The Maple took up the running
and Bennett scored a long. dribbling
&hot.
A run on the Maple Leafs end
brought another goal for the West
Siders. Rufus Weston scoring from
cIose-in.
r,.t. ..s- -. a.. v.us. a..
the game when he scored from a
hsmkaway. Mccall had left his goal
open.
The final tally Of the day was
chaiked up by kempton who con
verted a wonderful overhead pass
from Weston.
KEMPTON
STARS
Kempton was the outstanding star
OF the game His combination was
excellent He played particularly
well with Tommy. Barwicks on the
left side OF the field. He shot three
goals
the defense for the winners. Burns
and Weston also played well for the
winners.
Bennett. watts and Fletcher were
the only players to play their regu-
lar game for the Maple Leafs.
About 1000 people watched the
game.
The teams lined up as follows.
West Seattle--Mccall. goal: Nc
Grath. Upton. fuiibacks. Kelly. Ma.
ROM. Quarterman. halfbacks.
Stronge, Burns. Weston. Barwicke.
Kempton. forwards. Maple Leafs--
Fletcher. goal: watts. Caigraith.
fuilhacks: white. Abbey. Smith.
haifbacks: Bennett. Brady. Fcrgie.
suter. W. Dewie. forwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
CUNNINGHAM SIGNS

BILLY Cunningham. the outflelder
sent to New York last year by
Seattle. has signed his 1899 contract
Cunningham is being considered as
a successor to George Burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

Ia IONGE SIGNS

Mickey Ia Longe. former Coast
league catcher. has been signed az
manager OF the BrantfOrd team Of
the MichigansOnta league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

Robert L. Humphreys. pitcher OF
the Georgetown university. has been
signed for a tryout with the Vernon
Tigers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
Ben Paris Billiards
Five Enters Finals
Defeats Shaner & Wolff for Place in Playoff for Star
Junior Basketball Trophy, 28 to Ia; Schedules tor
Playon Announced
By LEO II. LASSEN

DEFEATING the Shaner Wolff quintet % TO Ia at the
- Eks' club Saturday night the Ben Paris Billiard five
qualified for the finals The Star Junior Basketball league
Battery c. Collins Cubs and the Dandy Baking Co. have
also qualified for the finals
PLAY in the big round robin series for the Junior trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
THOMPSON WINS
ALLEY TOURNEY

In the Individual sweepstakes on
the Imperial alleys last night. Frci
Thompson. Tom oponneil and Hoitz
finished ono. two. three.
The seartess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
CONNOLLY AFTER CnIN

Joe Connolly. tho outficldor the
Seals sent 10 tho Texas league last
spring and whom the New York
Giants grabbed. Is holdout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
Times Do Change

When Johnny Evcrs used to play the keystone bag
for the Chicago Cubs, back in their championship
days, they didn't lose any love for the Chicago
White Sox, particularly after the Hitless Won
ders trounced them, in the 1906 worlds series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

Since h c n,
Johnny h as
travelled much,
playing in
Boston, manag-
ing the Cubs,
and then jaunt-
ing to New
York as assist
ant pilot. And
now he is back
in the Windy
City, but with
the White Sox.
He'll assist Kid
Gleason tn is
summer. Yes,
brother, times
do change!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
JACK KELLY DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 13.-JaclS
Kelly, at ono time weltcrweieht box.
ing champion OF the Coast. is dead
herr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
THOMA LEADING
BOWLING STARS

CHICAGO. Feb. is.--Frcd Thoma
Of Chicago leads IN the worlds
classic championship bowling tourna.
ment here with total OF i5S 1850
points In % games -. Devito OF
Chicago Is second with is7 1850
points. and y. Kafora OF Chicago is
third with 1871 1850 in 80 games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

The proposed Pacific coast and
Southern tour Of Bob Macdonald
and Walter Hagen has been
abandoned. Aliho they were ask.
Ing guarantees Of $3.50 for 80
hole engagements. they were UNI
able to secure enough dates to
warrant the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
REDS SIGN BrsuER

Victor Johnson. right handed
pitcher OF the BAY City district. has
been sip~nee - the Cincinnati Reds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
Links Chatter

out the proposed course OF the
MERGED Golf and Country club which
was recently organized.
Joseph Noyak has been re-engaged
as professional OF the Spokane coun.
try club. Novak will resume his
duties March /.
The California state junior golf
championship tournament will be
staged during the latter part OF
June over the Del Monte and Pebble
Beach courses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

Field roair--kitrker !. Tanner 7. Evans
:, bird 6. Fcidmsn J. IL Bow :. caeria :.
Pre- throws Hasten 6. 10 Bow .
Eefercs-Bob Eerrin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

go the ~<s-ru eosfr.r this s<sson.
The saneai r~se with Jim Tea
Iyeks ryra~u.e sr~~ on M.y 70.
Coach Tommy f.oud~n aaa r-o,---.-
corksufn are directing the talifine 81
= ~oFntur elkhf-onrsd harNe AZ the
Ncheni 81 Hcirnee ~ the Tarurfo uni.
The eoussrsstiea ~ofk IL easa@ done b.
sfgasntA.
Ishirh university will inaurarss~
a nii~ist~w feef ball arm la the fun
dsmenfai. Of the gsm~ under dlr~~-
tion Of Professor ~. n. Rsiier. di-
resief ef athletics.
Massachusetts, Institute o. Technology
hsa bought the Boston A. boathsuss
on the Charles river and wII una Il a.
headquarters for eaFsm~n.
University % Minnesota may again
take W baseball 80 part OF the sports
curriculum.
stanford boasts a rifle club. Tn. stu.
dsnta' first test all BE- q tsfeeraphfr
match with University Of Washington
February "a.
sit collegiate foot hall fanse. are
scheduled sf the Pod. grounds. New
York. beginning with the fsrdhaas
". eeerE~tewn K.ms October "a,
and concluding with the toiumisa.
w. Dartmouth battle >etember IA.
Holy Crosa has booked 70 baseball
games against Eastern rlvsIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

WliiiAnt WrFisy. 3ntus ovusr of fhr
rhiraEo Cuts ana Toe Angeles CoAsfers.
says he Usa offered tiVe.seo for Ayncis
Stats " the Naw York Xanha before be
com plstsd the deal thAS sess the yo9nE
Anscl 70 the nruin4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

TUE Ben Paris team had TO
L trouble In defeating the shsner
& Wolff team in their playoff game
at the Elkg' club Saturday night.
The winners SCORED fi points in each
half
fscRrie Bird was the best man on
the floor. tho Billiard forward max
ing six field goals. nhinaldo Caccia
played a good defensive game.
Max Tanner was the leading light
for the losers.
The lineup and summary follow.
p.-x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

The Women's National Golf and
Tennis club, recently launched
In New York. will be exclusively
for the fair SEX and its member.
ship will be limited To 400. The
charter membership fee will be
81, 900.
Mile. Suzanne Ienglen is playing
golf az Nice. France. II Is new
diversion OF tho great lawn tennis
exponent.
Toledo has three public golf
courses and later in the season will
have another The locker charge Us
s3.75. no other charge being made.
Womon's Golf association OF Phil.
ndelphla includes q clubs, largest in
the United States.
Miami will next winter add
four golf courses, thus doubling
its equipment.
Twice postponed on account OF the
absence from the city OF members
u the board. the election OF officers
~ the Tualaun Country club Is
scheduled TO be held Tuesday night
Willie Lock. San Francisco pro.
fesai0nal. has been engaged to lay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13
Johnson
Tells of
Batting
Great Walter Thinks Left
Handed Hitters play"
More Baseball Batting
ny WAITER JOHNSON
YOU prefer
pitching Ia right
ar left handed
batiersy

II n fellow Is
n good iattet.
he Is n hard
man TO foe !
whether he Is q
right handler of
left handler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

-cosinx ON free kick from
hand foul Just outside 81 the penalty
ares. Jenkins won the gsm~ for
Ballard against the Hawthorne
yuniers al Columbia yesterday. The
final count Was 90 o. The field
was . sen Of mnd. The losers out
played the Esiisrsf team most Of
the way. but the Ballard defense
sfffsned wh-n~sx their goal was
endangered.
The teams lined up "a follows.
Ballard Juniors-Hovve. goal: Nsi-
son. tornI~y. fuIibaeIs~s Hampton,
Jenkins. Mor~e. haifbsckss hates.
Sundsky. wsiby. Neweanb. Howe.
forwards.
Hawthorne Junier>-si.enrer.x goal;
Erieks~n, y. Wood. faiibaeks: Corn
Ing. w. usrmans~n. Leslie, half
backs Guinness. a. Hermsnsen, l..
Wood, Head. WATSON. forwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

s~~ent American irasse player deal
that iasais~d uhe-e ciass. >e~ tavk
thiraxe white sos by Tho waiver
svatr.
Dick fsstfitmaii. former hin league f1r~t
saeAsr. vii manage the Charlotte team.
In the Auth Atlantic ieasus. this season.
International league fer t~o ssasons.
leading Akron ana Reading
nobby nyrne. one ~ the best third
sachsrr In the National league vhen he
Used 20 play the het cnfner for the i'iitns
turg Pirates years axo. ~iii manaas the
ssHina~ team. Ia the Mint league. this
yaAr.
low Bius. former Portland first.
~ark~r. new with D~tr"if. says he
VII hit left baaded all tho time this
sesr. lie switched aver 60 the star
beard sias 81 the plate against south
pass Tor several seasons.
nassbaii ecoiairs 40 nner specimen -
r~parfsa than that snrusa ~ trans
HfpHEg. restiand's see catcher. ~hsu hs
saa pifh the Fhuiy 9uaksfs last Ysar.
~hrn bic club as scfappinN Wtth an
umpire tii hlla. nruss1' hii hln
YELLED fbe fefasf uelasf You hii.~
hruExy ANSWERED. 'rsur salary 10 bigger
than mine
Dave pan,ersh. tbe hiE ssathpa~ ab.
tsined ~ ia~ w. t.gais ftuens n srs
caiuuhas. N the American association
IN trade shirh sent n ire~Ss o. the
Columbus team. Il no ysunFstrf, Hrs
2, years ala. ara all tseia his isih
year 80 a hufisF this seaNen
The atAier ManafAesarinE Ca. or De-
treui ~tii drop ali professional ATHLETES.
Per a number - Feafa thrY haes tFrn
famous for thslr festhall and baseball
teafua
Latest rep-sfs from Chicago have
u that hid siss@an Will sa4ad pat
81 hts 1851 tsfi.ia. uhieh se~sa. that
she<ts siii BE- st fif.t. tsiiis. 81 s~~s-
eaa. Maiitxsn - q and Jaba~sa
rhsrt. VIII the D sptieu 81 teiilsss.
the ~at iaftsld n. graduated fr~m
salt taAs al the md Of shs ivzo
rrz~ssn-
william WuEisy. 4ain' o-nsr OF fhs
rhiraE9 cuts and Toe Angeles CoAsters
says hn nsA offsfxa tige eco for Ayucif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

More earthquakes occur in Italy
and Japan than In all other coun-
tries combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

a. c. Scales. OF San Francisco
WAS winner Of low gross honors in
the recent Auto Show golf tourney
NJ Del Monte. George Erlin won the
net honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

The California Bankers tourna-
ment will be played at Del Monte
May 20. n and 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

Monoy.hack guarantee with every
suit. Laff. the Tailor. ii06 3rd.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

will start Wednesday night at
Collins playfield with the Bat
terry G club tangling with the
Collins Cubs at Collins play
field at z p. m.
The schedule for the piayoff fol
lows
Battery G w. Collins Cubs At
Collins piayfIeid. February 10: B~n
Paris Billiards W. Dandy Baking 60.
al Knights of Columbus. February
10: Collins Cubs VS.. Ben Paris
Billiards at EIks Club. February IS.
Battery g VIZ. Dandy Baking 90. az
the Armory. February 20: Collins
Cubs W.. Dandy Baking Go. at X.
Of C.. February Is; Battery G W.
Ben Paris Billiards at Collins play.
field. March 1.
The rest Of the teams win play an
elimination series for class - honors.
The drawing has been made as fol.
lows.
o. West Seattle rz1 bye 90. Pirates
20 bye 60: Seattle Boys club tsl.
w HFbtAtEA'ii n 1fk va ip8tthfb 'Afto
0l, Mikadoes 90. Asahi Juniors n0l
Wilson's NJ. ,B. G. Oh. Shsner a.
Wolff n2. irnperiais G9 bye nfA
Stacy showns uD bye 40. Yesier.
a. G.
In this drawing No. plays No. 2
and so on down the line with the
winner Of the first pair meeting the
winner Of tire second pair until tho
complete rounds are finished. The
schedule OF games for this week fol
lows.
Seattle Boys Club VS.. Washington
Para at Collins pIayfield. at D. m.
wednesday.
Ballard Cubs W.. Milxadoes al X
OF &. at 7 y. m. Saturday.
Wilson's VI. Asahi Juniors at X
OF c. at 8 D. m. Saturday.
shaner g. Wolff VIZ. Imperiais at
F:1ks club at I D. m. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-13

(GnflS55

Je-~ seesfa. eatfi<id~r s~.t In
philadelphia by Washington In the
r~rcnt American irasse piss~f deal
that iasais~d uhe~r ciass. >s~ terk
sud bast.n. has brrr srut 20 tho
shiesxo White kos by Tho waiver
svat~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
900 5000 900 600 o
q POwDERHORS o
o u
600 OOOO 900 o o
Ncvs-Chanp.on Corcapondenee:-

Fr.a Uas cara. 4ovn from the saw
null s., ..a.--s . oh load 81 lumber
Tor Ira-s ll.l.
Fa,a a.I ina roumans have gone
tD I-at. t.'. t.r % ..a days visit wltL
thor Faf.G HAIRY Yolmans.
NJ and Wr Wa.,.r Goldman and
II Dan. .,r. E.-.,uI. Sunday q, the
J. G. JAni... ra.r-. up the C~bolla
". C.. Huaard ard son David went
to the upper saasa Wgducsd day 20 bring
down some r.,l.. 90 feed the rest Of
tn wluts.
T,lr g4.H.ra turned yesterday
from .E ar,s- vacation. While
away be- MATED 'unuds iu Sallda. Red
Wing lrI U.a.,r, .pondlng the most
Of G.- ah .u.r ,0 Denver.
Fred So ..r wen, 'u Guuuison last
Thurdag ra bring Mrs. Wilson and
thn babe home. They have been
visiting h.r parent, Mr and Mrs, +.
a. FUHtnr. ..r0r b.tuTe Christmas.
Clar"usr Howard went up 20 the Up
per CcbOl'a ranch Saturday and his
Father. vs.. G. Howard. came down 70
the home place Sunday. Mr. Howard
had been up the ALLEY two month";
attending his stock and ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
To Subdue the Light.

To modify the too-brilliant stream
OF light that falls from an electric
lamp which has a porcelain globe 1t
Is a good idea to make shallow
bag Of the thinnest silk In very pale
flesh color or ivory. mount 1t on n
heavy wire or feather boning hoop
which will ft the lower part OF the
porcelain shade and draw the bottom
together, finishing Ii with Chinese
tasSel. Chiffon or any very dlaphan-
Gus material Is equally good for max
Ing this shade.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Gunnison-
. Mrs. p. c. Campbell is in the hos
pital. where she was operated on Mon
day. She is getting along nicely.
5. c. Barney was called TO Denver
Monday on account Of the serious i'll
Eess Of his father-in-law.
Eph Bailey is on the sick list
Morgan Jones is az the hospital in
Pueblo, where he will have an oper-
alton performed
The married folks club had a dance
Saturday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Cain. All reported a
pleasant evening.
A number of Crested Butte folks
went to Gunnison Saturday 10 take ir
the basket ball games that evening.
Mrs w. R. Guiliford is reported as
quite i'll.
The L. c. church members had 4
party at the church Thursday night.
and spent the evening very pleasantly.
The Pythian Sisters surprised the
Knights of Pythias Wednesday night,
when the latter were holding their reg
ular meeting. A delicious luncheon
was served by the Sisters, and pleas
ant social time enjoyed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
o o o o o o o o o y o o
. CRooKsIoN o UPPER GUNNIsoN
r
o o o o o o o o o o O O o {
PPER GUNNISoN
CoTespondence:-

Sews-Champion CorTespondence:-
Tuesday, January g;
Frank Knowles came up from toyyr.
ngcsHtiy 70 treat sick horse for Roy
Dunbar.
John Minke has been down this way
from Jacks Cabin the last ten days,
buying fat cattle.
Frank Prcsslsr Eas visitor here
for several days last week. Frank
plans an extensive TRIP east this
winter.
Nr and Mrs. Frank Shied and Mrs.
Roy Dunbar visited Air. and Mrs T.
y. Work At their Gunnison ranch last
Sunday.
Miss Minnie SwaIb. the teacher al
the Paragon school. is having n very
successful term. Under her tutsrage
the pupils have shown much improve
ment
Leslie Work has been on the sick
list the past week He returned re-
Gently from Salida and reports some
ideal winter weather on that side of
the range. The eoldest day was six be-
low.
VIM. Elmer was visitor from Tay-
Tor river last week He says il Is
much colder down this way than on
Taylor river. How is it that every one
You meet these days says the particu-
lar part Of the country he comes from
Is warmer than the other?
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
. o o o o o o o o o o o o o q
% lola O.
o o o o o o o . o o o o o o o.

Wedneday, February 1.
Lee Lehman and son-in-law were
down this wee from Gunnison on
business.
Mr.. Strausburg is putting up ice
and hauling coal for Earl Mullin.
Erred Brown and Boyd Roberts
were in from Spencer on business re-
Gently.
Pete Pacheco returned this morning
from an extended visit with his par
ents.
Mrs. Ireland and daughter went to
Gunnison Sunday. We are very sor-
ry to hear that she is very i'll there.
Mr.. Potter has returned to his mill
after visiting in lola for a few days.
John Smiths father came in on the
train Monday evening and stayed over
night with his son.
Mrs. Whitney came down from their
ranch Sunday to meet Mr.. Whitney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

that "We've had fine rain and rejoice
in its abundance" and also sends US
q couple of newspaper clippings which
may be of interest to the weather en-
thusiasts. The Tallbrook Enterprise,
Of January 9Th says:
Last Sunday and Monday gave US
another rain of l.67 inches, bringing
the rainiest one of its kind ever
fall for December was 1882 inches.
Mr.. w. n. Smelser has reduced this
to concrete terms in pounds, tons and
gallons per acre. He says the Decem-
Der rains would put 305, ,S56 gallons on
each acre and the weight would be
1879 tons, or 3,05S,548 pounds"
From the San Diego Union of same
date we quote: Last December was
the rainiest one Of tits kind ever
undergone by San Diego, but in spite
ofthat fact San Diegoais probably saw
more Of the sun during the month
than did the residents Of any other
American community. The sun shone
SO per cent of the time. The rain
started December 1S, and in twelve
days there fell within one inch Ct a
seasons rainfall. The highest temp
erature for the month was 70 and the
lowest g."
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
DOYLEvILLE
News Champion CORRESPONDENCE =
Thursday. February

lhufSday, reDruary s.
Steve Waters was down our way
Monday gathering horses.
We have about two inches of snow
and considerable wind this week, but
it has not been cold.
Stanley Pugh and Pete Kunze are
getting out house logs for building
purposes in the spring.
Mrs. Bessie Sitter has been quite
i'll at her home in Waunta the past
week, but is better at present writing.
Wyoming cattle buyers have been
in our locality the past few days, but
no business has actually been report
ed.
The native hay market looks strong
er for the week.E. d. Stephenson has
orders for ten or fifteen cars at $500
per ton +. o. b. loading point.
w. A. Sheldon seems to be the top
trapper of our neighborhood this win
ter. He has twelve cyotes, two bob
cats, several mink and over a humid
red rats to his credit.
Little Herbert Mcdonald, who has
been at the Red Cross hospital for ten
weeks, seems to be mending slowly.
He has ulcers of the intestines, it is
thought, and it is hoped that he will
get by without an operation.
Billy Mcdonald was passenger to
Salida during the week, going over for
the purpose Of having an operation on
his throat. After examination by the
doctors, it was found that with careful
nursing, an operation could be avoid
ed.
At the annual meeting Of the Tomi-
chi Telephone company, the following
Officers were elected: Ray Slane, pres
ident; 7. J. Eggleston. viee-president;
u. ]. Slate, secretary; e. R Neon
nell, treasurer, and G. A. DesCombes
and Rube Knowles, directors. The
company lines win be repaired - soon
- tie frost d out of the ground.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
PITkIN
o 600 600 o o o o o o
piOn IOrrespOndence. !.

News-ChSmplon lorfesponuencc.-
WednedaH, February l.
Our Hello girl" has been on the sick
listthis week, but is up and around
aain.
Little Alice Bondurant has been
very sick with stomach trouble the
past two weeks.
The train had quito time getting
into PitlSin Wednesday on account OF
drifts below town.
Clarence Rogers is again driving
the mail after a short vacation during
which Jack Ferguson drove for him.
Mrs. Gus Gillian has reopened the
Rhamy hotel, which she expects to
coming summer.
A six pound baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flick
land, January 30. Mother and baby
are doing nicely
DIR. McDonough made n visit to our
city Tuesday to see Mrs. Farlee, who
has been suffering from hemorhages
in her head He returned on Wednes-
day.
Marvin Ivy made trip TO the Camp
Bird Friday, taking over supplies.
There are three men at work clean
ing UP, and Mr.. Nelson expects to put
more on soon.
We had n dance in the city hall
Saturday night, but owing to the cold
weather only few were able to at
tend. Those present had dandy
good time. Mrs. Gilligan served
luncheon at the hotel.
Mr.. McSparran died at Bowerman
Thursday night. Geo. Williams brot
the body down Friday and the funeral
was held Monday from the church.
Mr.. McSparran was an old-timer, hav-
ing came TO this county nearly fifty
years ago. As far as we know he
leaves no relations except a sister and
a niece in the East. He had host
of friends, as he was well liked by all
who knew him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
About Bosses.

One Of the fr"l notions young men
get Is that the boss iossTt know what
Is going on in the plant. We never
yet have known a hnsS who didn't some
how manage to know more about what
WIS going on in the concern than my
Of the employ ees gave him credit for
or t" put 1t another way: We've
never known n boss who raises the
pay nf shirker under the false be-
lief that he was a work.r.-Exchai ..