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The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
FACES
TILDEN TOMORROW
Johnston Opposes Anderson
In First of Davis Cup
Matches.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-Gerald l.
Patterson. holder of the Wimbledon
singles tennis championship. and
william T. Tilden. American national
champion. will face each other at
2:3o p. m. Friday. for the first
match of the singles in the chal-
lenge round Of the Davis Cup con-
test at Forest Hills, L. I.
The schedule was fixed today by
Patterson. as captain of the Aus
tralian challengers. and Richard N
Williams. as captain of the Amer
ican team defending the trophy.
After the Patterson-T Tilden match.
James o. Anderson. representing
Australia, will meet Little Bill"
Johnston, of California. in the sec
ond singles match.
Pairings for Monday play will be
Paterson against Johnston in the
first match and Tilden against
Anderson in the second Teams
have not yet been designated for
doubles match next Saturday, al
though it is believed Anderson and
Pat O'Hara Wood will represent
Australia against Tilden and Vim
cent Richards of the American
team.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
Rickard to Use Yankees
NelU Stadium, for Fights

NEW YORK. Aug. -3e--Tex Rick
ard. seeing his title of premier sports
promoter threatened bv the action
Of the Republic Athletic Club in
hiring the Polo Grounds for boxing
bouts. has taken retaIiatory steps.
Rickard announced today that he
had an understanding with the man
ayers of the Yankees new stadium in
the Bronx whereby he can use the
ball park for any athletic contests
ne wishes to stage. The stands seat
$4,000. which is about the same num-
Der as can be put into the Polo
Grounds by enlarging the seating ca
pacity.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
Gorgeous Georges" Will
Desert Ring for Films

LONDON. Aug. 3o.-Georges Car
pentier, European heavyweight cham
pion' will desert the prize ring for
ever and devote his life to the movies.
This announcement was made by
}. stuart blackburn. motion picture
producer. who has just completed a
photo drama in which the French
boxer was starred.
within year Carpenter will an
nounce his retirement from the ring.
hiacknurn said. Carpenter has al
ready signed contract giving his
cinema services to Blackburn for
three years. i'i
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
SHAMROCKS BEAT
DOMINICANS,
Three Runs in First Turn
Trick-Sherwood Play
Today.

Shamrocks threw monkey
wrench into the play-off of the
triple tie in Section A. unlimited
class. by downing Dominican Ly-
ceum. to 4. in a Shining contest
halted by darkness. yesterday
The Southeasters overlook a two
run lead established by Domini-
cans in the first inning. with three
runs in their half of the same
frame. Lefty Kuhnert tanned the
league leaders thereafter.
Sherwoods and Shamrocks meet
today. The defeat yesterday makes
the play-off of the tie game of
Tuesday between Dominicans and
Sherwoods necessary.
The standing of the teams ,.oS:
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SISLER CLOUTS
BROWNS TOLEAD
OVER TRIBE, lis
Two Big Innings Keep
Foil Clan oi, Heels
Of Yankees.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3o.--st. Louis
made II two straight oyer. the In
dians by taking today,s game. II
to .. Hoone started for Cleveland
and was continually In trouble.
Mails went in to pitch the last in
ming and was touched for six runs
and seven hits.
When the Indians attempted to
put over a rally in the eighth. Van
Glider. as he did the day. before.
acted as -eliefe. hurier and halted
the tribe. Sisler got three hits. one
a triple. thereby tying Ken Will
iams' record for the year of hittins
safely in twenty-seven consecutive
games. Copnoliy. Cleveland's new
outfielder, got two hits The score:
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
Holy Name Defeats
ROdmers in Title Game

With Joe Mccarthy twirling SEN
sational ball. the Holy Name nine
COPIED the first game of the three
game series for the senior cham
pionshfp from the Roarners. 40.
Mccarthy allowed but two scratch
hits and whined twelve of the slug
ging Roamers. while Brayton, hurl-
ing ace of the Roamer nine, was
nicked for but six hits and famed
ten alien batters
Fee" Colliere produced the punch
necessary In both instances, driving
out two singles, which scored ali
three of Holy Names tallies.
The second game will be played
tomorrow at Union Park, starting Al
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
English Women Soccer
Team to Play in D. C..

The United Ladies' soccer team.
Of Newcastle. England. win be seen
in action againstI team OF local
male players October is.
All members and prospective men,
bers OF the local team entered in
the Southern Soccer League will
meet at the Sport Mart, 1904 r
street, tonight at s o'clock, Elec-
tion of oficers viii take place. and
details Of the coming season ard pruc-
tice dates IN p srranyed.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31

OF ali champions acting in de-
Tense Of their CROWN this sesson
we should say that Jesse ?. Guii-
ford. OF boston. amateur golf cham
pion. faces the most rasping assign
ment of the entire competitive
shoat. ~ y,
Mr.. Guiiford is sturdy young
New Englander Who at the soon age
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
DODGERS SWAMP
GIANTS, 10 TO 3
Nehf Pounded for Six Runs
In Opener-Cards Down
Cubs.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 30.-Suffering a
form reversal today the Giants were
beaten by the Robins by a score of
10 to 3. The defeat broke a winning
streak of six gamese run up by the
champs in the West. Art Nehf. who
started for the Giants. failed to sur
yive the first inning. He was fol-
lowed by Jonnard. Barnes and Ryan.
Grimes went the route for the
Robins and was at his best in the
p.nches. The score:
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Totals. 81 10 81 12i Totals. a 1Is27 9
1Batted for NcInnis 10 e'ghth.
IxBatted for Boone In eighth.
IxxRan for Speaker In eighth
Score by ianinks:
Cleveland ..2'o.o&I eoo-
81: Louis ~, 20 90 l4O 0os-il
Rrns-Connoily. Gardner. ONeiIl Foster.
sisier 20. Williams t2I. Jacobson az. Nc
Manns ta,. serereid. Errors. seweii
Williams t2). Gerber. Two-base hits-wii-
liams t2l. Jacocsonf .O'NeilI Three has,
hit--sisier. Base sonr baiis-On Boope. 4;
on Mails. .. on wriEhr. 8: on ysnGnde-. l.
Struck out--By Bone. 2: BY Wright. 2 SAC.
rifce hits-5wanby. SEVERED, Gerber Stolen
bases-Connoily. Gsrdner. s'sler, Jsc' b-ou
Wild pitcb-Boone; Donbl" p,ays-wamby
to ]. Sewell to McInnis; Wood IA MeIepis:
Gardner 10 Nelnnis. Left IN b&ses-CIere
land. IL: 81. Louis. II. Pitching record
runs 10 hits off Wright in I - innings:
runs hits off Van Glider in % innings;
runs n hits off Boom I'm eight innings: g
runs hits eff Mails In I inning. Umpires-
Moriarity and Owens.
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Rnns-Bancroft, Meusel. V. Barnes, OF.
son '2I. Johnston. b. Griffith. Neis f2l.
Myers t2l. Schmsndt. High. Errors
Frisch. Young. Johnston. Two-base hits
High. s0Ison. Bancroft Home run-MeuseI.
Sacrifice ,hits-schmandt, Myers. Sacrifice
hits-schmandt. Myers. Sacrifice ny-
schmsndt. Stolen bases-Hirh. Neis Left
on bases-New York. o; Brooklyn. s. Dou-
pie plsys-Johnston to Olson to Schmsndt:
Groh to Frisch to Kelly. Bases on balls
ON Grimes. 2: OF Sehf. 1. Struck out-By
Grimes. 5: by Jonnard. ). Umoires-sen-
teIle and Klein.
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Runs-Johnson. Mostil. Fiagstesd. Errors
-Schafk. Rigney. Two-bsse hit-Ccopcr.
Home run-Mostil. Sacrifice hits-Bianken-
ship. Rigney. Sacrifice ny--strunk. Stolen
hase-Collins. Double piays-Schalk to Shee
ly to Collins; Blankenship to schalk 70
sheely. Rases on balis-OR Blxnkenrhip.
8; Dauss. J. Hit by pitcher-By B.anken-
ship tCutshawD. Struck out-By Bianten-
ship, q; Dauss. 5. Cmpires-Guthrie and
Dineen.
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Totals. 81 8 - Ia Totals. 81 3 o
xLebourveau out. hit by batted ball
Phiisoelphia .......e % o01. o.
Bcston .............2 90 900 x-2
linn>-Rapr. Powell Kopf Two-base hits
-Rspp t2i. G--iSe. Left on bsses--PhiladeI-
phia. g: RG' -. : Base on baIls-Of Hub
bell. J.; off " ieE. .. Struck ont-By Hub
he'll. =: ny Miller. Z. Sacrifice hits-Cruise,
Roscr. Ford. Double plays-Gowdy to Kopf;
Fletcher to Parkinson to Leslie Time
1881. Umpires-Hart and Emslie.
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Runs-Goetz, Girardi. Fitzgerald Mills
Sweeney, C. Steel, smithson. Frazier, Tay-
lor. Errors-Koogle. Jones, smithson. Fra
xier. Home run-Frazier. Stolen bases
Fitzgerald. Harty, Frazier. Taylor, Eaxan.
Bases on balls-On Clatterbuck, . struck
out-By Clatterbuck. &: Kuhnert. }. Double
play-C. Steel to Frasier. Passed ball =.
Taylor. Hit by pitcher-By Ciattprbuck
tMillerD Time Of gsme-1:2o. Umpires-
Carr and vensel
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'Pratfs Circuit Drive
Beats AS in Tenth

PHILADELPHIA. AuG. 3o.-The Boston
Red sox took the second game Of the series
from the Athletics here today In ten in
nings. to 3. Pratt's home run In the
tenth clincbed the game. The score.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
oirates Whitelcash
( Moran Squad, 20

CINCINNATI. Aux. so-The Pitsburgh
cIratcs shut out the Reds In todsy's open
|nr contest to o. Rain In the nrst half
Pf the ninth brought the game to halt
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
PhiLLies and BraUes
Split Double Bill

BOSTON. Aug. 30.-The Philles and
Braves split double header here today. the
Braves winning the hrst, to 1. and the
visitors the second. 8 to 4. The score:
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31
Cards Break Streak;
Beat Cubs in Tenth

ST. LOUIS, Aug. so.-The Cardinals
emerged from the slump today By taxing a
hair-breath ten-inning contest from the Chi
esgo Cubs. 20 4. The score: n
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Runs-Kirchner. Collins, Mccarthy. Er.
rors-Hook. Naiiey. kirchner. stolen bases
Taylor, Collins t2D. KircIsner, Richardson.
Sacrifice hit-Byrnes. Bases on balls-On
Brayton. 3: OF Mccarthy. 8. Struck OUT
BY Mccarthy, II; ny Brayton, TO- Double
piays-Bo1eher to s. Colliere TO Taylor;
Boucher to Taylor to 8. Colliere; y. Colliere
to 8. Colfere: Byrnes to NaIley to Gulick.
Time Of rame-1:50. Umpires-M -Messrs.
Doyle and Crooke.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31

Sacrifice hit-SchanE. Left ON
Observation-Disclosures, 5, New York, 4.
Double Play-Seott to Ward to Pipp.
Base on baiis--OG Hoyt, IL on
Francis, IL on BrilIheart, I. struck
out-By Hoyt, IL by Francis. ., by
BrilIhesrt. ,. Umpires-Conseliy
and Nnllin.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-31

Upon this of wonders America places hopes
retaining the Davis Cup matches which open Hills
l. L. tomorrow Tlden of the U. S. team Bill Johnston
his San Francisco rival will American coors in the
matches Nneteenyea Vincent Richards
Der selected for Davis Cup competition start in the
doubles match paired with Tiden
Patterson and Wood, Australian Tuesday
national doubles crown
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Chicago -. aeI oeo oee -
st. louis ...... 800 900 900 AS
Run.--MiIler. KruE. o'Farrell. Aidridee.
Hornsby- Bottamiy. stock. Mann. Blades.
Two-bas- hlts--Stack. Mueller. Toporrer.
Threc-hase hits--o'Farrell. Aldridge Home
run-0'Farreu. sac~ihce hit--stoek Daubie
.'-~----r'--s<bv 70 Postrrsl~. c'r~--~,,
Terry. UT 5v pitched hsli--Br North diet
ioeheri: nv Aldridg~ .fBcttomiy). sfrurk
svt--B- tfiridFr. 1. <arsh. 3. Teff On
fa~rs--rhirarc. 6: ~. Louis. :. empires
: o'pay asd RIEler.
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Second Game.

Runs-Moknn. Walker. weinert t4). Roser,
Gibson. Ford. O'Neil Errors-Fietcher
Roser. Ford. Brsxton Two-bsse hits-Rapp.
Leslie. Powell. Gibson. Sacrifice hits-Ford.
M"sau 80. Rspp. Lrst ou hs<.s-pri',.-I'
phia, 9; Boston, Z. Base on balls-O6 weia.
ert. 4; off Braxton, J.: od McSaniara 1.
by OeschEer. I. Umpires-Hsrt ard Emsiie.
Tine-1:50.
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White S0r Whip Tigers
In Eleventh., 2 to I

DETROIT. Aug. 30--The White soI won
an eleven-inninE tilt from the Tigers herr
today, 2 to I. Mostil's homer in the sixth
inning featured The score:
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xBatted for Francis In seventh.
xxBattea for LnMotte In Ninth.
NxxBatted for Briilkeart In ninth.
InninRsi
WashinEtoa 49,. 02i 900 O10-4
New York -. zoo 10: 00x-S
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Totals. 50 7x2s aol Totals. 81 II % n
x0ne ont when Winning run scored.
xxRan Cor Tvporcer In 9th
xr,an for Bnttomly -in 10th.
he f.uf
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To..is 3s IL "a Is Totals. - IS q
sRatted for Y Rarnes in eirhfh
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Standing Of tine Clubs

Yesterdays Results
New York. ); Washington. 4.
st Louis. II; Cleveland,
chicago, 2; Detroit. III inninrs,.
Boston. 0; Philadelphia, 3.
Today's Ganss
Warrington at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland
Chicago at Detroit.
s Boston at Philadelphia.
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First Game.

Totals. 81 s.41a Totals "a s
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
COMMUNITY CHURCH DEBT
TO BE LIFTED THIS MONTH

The N. f. Ladies Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon at the Community
Church, Mesdames o. Peterson, w. A.
Estes, J. A. Wiseman, and A.. N
Chipperfield acting as hostesses. Mrs
C L Stone was on the list Of hostesses
but was unable TO attend on account
Of illness.
Thirty-four members attended be-
sides the hostesses. The committees
which has been raising money to can.
eel the church debt Of $500 reported
that $4l9.50 had been raised, with
still some sources to be heard from
A food sale will be held tomorrow and
a supper on Washington's Birthday
and It Is thought the total amount Of
the debt will easily be raised before
the end Of the month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
J. NJ. SAMPLINER. RECENTLY
DEAD AT JUNCTION, LEFT
PROPERTY WORTH Sl05, ~

Property valued at $l05. 900 was left
to members Of his family by the late
Joseph N. Sampliner. pioneer mcrch.
ant and influential citizen Of Grand
Junction, who died on January 7th.
While no inventory was made. the
entire estate is valued at $4,000 in
real estate properties. and $55 900 in
notes, bonds, stocks and securities
making q total Of $105, 700.
The deceased willed that none of the
property. aside from the income de-
rived therefrom, should 20 to his
children until they had reached the
age Of 80. A special provision was
made, however, that the trustees be
permitted TO entrust the estate to the
children at the age Of rs, should this
be deemed advisable.
To the Elks' Lodge Of Grand juno
tion, Mr.. Samplinc.' bequeathed the
500 gold certificate owned in the as
sociation which was formed to finance
the organization Of q club here; and
to the A. F. 4 A. NJ, Mesa county
lodge No. 55, he willed $3.50 worth Of
stock held in the Masonic Order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
PONCHA PASS is SURVEYED
BY STATE FOR IMPROVEMENT

Salida Malt
Engineer Patrick Higgins Of the
State Highway Department, and crew
of engineers are making a survey Of
Poncha Pass road with view of per-
mancntly improving it. w. L. Philbin.
county commissioner, was Uniformed
by the state highway commission that
they had appropriated $4,000 for Pom
cha Pass road and will award $4,000
later for further improvements.
II Is planned to make the survey
for a permanent road which will elm
mate the dangerous curves and make
the. grade easier. With Poncha pass
completed and a road over Ute Trail
Salida will have the most desirable
north and south road In the West be-
cause it will shorten the distance from
Santa Fe by $50 miles and will pene-
trate the greatest scenic region Of the
state.
ChafEee county will receive $4,000
from the state as its return on the
one-half mill levy for 1921 and $4,000
for 1922. The apportionment was
not received last year because the
| highway bonds were not sold in time.
This money will be available in July
and viii be used to improve the Sail
da-Buena Vista road.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
FOUR GENERATIONS REPRE-
SENTED IN LOCAL FAMILY

A baby daughter was born Thurs
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Wagner Of Brighton, Colo, at the
apartments Of Mrs .Wagner's mother,
Mrs. Jack Wilson at the Gunnison
Hotel. The arrival Of the little lady
makes four generations represented
in Gunnison. since the baby Is, . great
grand daughter Of Mrs. c. H. Meyer
and q great-Great grand daughter Of
Mrs. A. Unruh, ell prominent residents
|of Gunnisun. The proud grandmother
Mrs. Wilson. will be remembered BY
Gunnfson folks as the wife Of the 1ate
Clyde Lang, son Of Mrs. C. H. Meyer
while Mrs. Wagner was formerly Mis-
Jessie Lang. Congratulations are n
order.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

St. Peters Altar Society met Thurs
day afternoon. after having been post
poned two weeks. Mesdames Valen-
tine April and Ernest Miller were
hostesses. the gathering being at the
home Of the former. Business mat
ters We're discussed and plans for a
food sale talked over. the sale TO be
announced later. The pretty new
home of Mrs. April came in for q
generous share Of admiration. One
Of the most appetizing Of luncheons
was served and the meeting adjourned
until two weeks hence, when Mrs.
Louis Miller will entertain the society.
Owing to illness this week. a number
Of the members were unable TO be
present yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
CARD OF THANKS

We talEs this means Of expressing
our Eineere thanks and appreciation
70 en- friends md neighbor1 fer their
help ~ sympathy during or necsat
beGoovnment. We also wish 70 thA1k
tile members n IL Elk Lodgo wh0
a1sieeed WITH IT, funeral aEranes-
ms. \. QUINN
g . |. sss s:ss 5 !. Z SSSRH;;s'' SSH;''
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE

TO A. and s. GoCovACCI, AND
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING AN IN
TEREST OR TITLE OF RECORD IN
OR TO THE LAND HEREINAFTER
DESCRIBED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 2Srd day Of November A. d.
1918, the following described proper
ty, situate in the County Of Gunnison
and State Of Colorado, to-wit:
Lots 16, II, 20. Block 80, Town
Of Marble, was sold for the delinquent
taxes for the year 1917 and purchased
by Gunnison County; That said pre-
misses were taxed for the said year
1917 in the name Of A. 4 8. Gocovacci; !;
That the said Gunnison County, by
its County Treasurer, pursuant to All
order Of the Board Of County Com
missioners, dated July 7th, 1919, did
on the 10th day Of July, 1919, duly
assign the certificates Of purchase,
which were issued BY the County
Treasurer, to said GunniSon County for
shove sales, TO Mrs. c. C. McWilliams,
who on the 18th day Of August, 1921,
did assign the certificates Of sale TO
John April who hath made request
upon the Treasurer Of said County
for notification as provided by
The law Of 1906, IN order
that he may become entitled to .
tax deed on said certificate for said
year.
That the time Of redemption Of said
real estate from such tax sale viii ex-
pire on the 18th day Of May A. D.
1922 and . tax DECD will issue there.
for on the 18th day Of May A. D. 1922
unless redeemed heretofore.
Dated this ist day Of February A. D
l1922.
(SEAL) n. b. HERRICK,
Treasurer Of said Gunnison County
First publication, February 81 1922
Last publication February nth, 1872.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Attorney n. J. Kochevar returned
Wednesday from Salida, having &C.
companied his wife to that city last
Friday night. Mrs. Kochevar was
taken i'll last week with appendicitis
and went TO the Rio Grande hospital
where she was operated on Saturday,
She is recovering nicely and will
probably be on her feet within q week
or ten days. DR.. John McDonough &C.
companied them to Salida. returning
next day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

A letter from Rev. Glenn Davies
written January 20 from Seattle, Wn.,
states that he is entering upon sche-
dule Of several weeks visiting various,
churches in the state as an efficiency
expert in church management. For
two or three weeks he will be at Kelso,
Washington.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

J. ]. Gregg left Monday for Canon
City and will be joined next week by
Mrs. Gregg. They will spend the win
ter there, possibly going to New Mex
leo, and will return to Gunnison about
the first of May.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Mrs. Jennie Woodruff Of Lake City.
who is well known in Gunnison Re
bekah lodge circles. passed thru Gun
nison Saturday night on her way u
Virginia. Mr.. Woodruff will follow In
a few days. and they expect 70 make
their future home in that state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
REV. FORDE breaches
TWO GOOD SERMONS

Rev. Forde, Presbyterian minister
from Salida, occupied the pulpit at the
Community church morning and even
ing last Sunday, and pleased his audi
ence by two excellent sermons.
1t is the plan Of the executive COM
mittee to supply the pulpit temporari-
ly for several Sundays until such time
as q regular minister can be secured
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Curtis Osborne returned Sunday
from Crested Butte. where he has been
for several days working on the heat
ing plant in the Catholic Rectory just
completed at that place. Curtis suf-
fered bad fall and injured his arm
20 severely as to confine him to his
home for several days after his re-
turn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

DR.. Miller, reputed to be the great
est Of the corps Of School foot specia-
lists, is expected to arrive tomorrow
evening for few days visit ut the
Fogg store. He will be at the store
Saturday evening and all day Mon
day, and il time permits, will give an
illustrated lecture Monday afternoon
from $3.50 to 4:30.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

DuiuStt " HllldSDey
Slate substituted for Pace, and
Koehler for Gillaspey.
After the game the Y. w. C. A.
extended an informal entertainment tn
the visitors at the College. A pro-
gram of readings and musical numbers
was given, including the prize-win-
ming "Around the Campfire" given by
the Athenean Literary Society. Coach
krause and Mr.. Mccormick, coach of
the Butte's team and principal Of the
Junior High School at Crested Butte,
were each called upon for speeches, as
were the captains of the teams. Light
refreshments were served at the con-
clusion Of the evening.
The Lake City Regulars are with
US tonight for return game with
the College team. The Collegians
journeyed to Lake City on january
goth and came back with the short end
of the score, but had the great pleasure
Of reporting the squarest bunch of
sportsmen on the Slope at Lake City.
The Lake City team defeated them
20-15, but tonight's game is expected
to turn the tables on the visitors, as
the College team is now playing in
much better form.
The bunch going to Lake City on
the goth included an orchestra and a
reader, Miss Esther Arterberry who
according to the Lake City Silver
World, brought much applause for her
readings between halves of the game.
After the game the Gunnison orches-
ira furnished music for a dance, and
supper was given in honor of the
GunDison visitors.
The High School team is to enjoy
another weekend rest, as the two
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Colin Moore returned on Saturday
from Crested Butte after two weeks
spent installing the plumbing and
heating system at the Catholic rect
ory in that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Mrs. R H. Guthrie returned Thurs
day from 4 months visit with friends
and relatives at Honeygrove, Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Mrs. Ted Knowles came in frou
Doyleville Wednesday for . shol
visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Dick Bryan. the aged colored team
ster, has been very III with the III
this week, but seems recovering.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

DR.. e. n. Russell was called Tues.
day evening TO Sargents 70 care for q
light case Of smallpox. He returned
Wednesday morning. There are two
cases in the Clark family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Herbert Whcelock and Warren Al.
len were visitors from Jacks Cabin
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03
CHURCH NOTICES

The Christian Endeavor Society
meets at $3.50 in the Sunday School
room. Topic-.Christain Endeavorers
Around the World" Leader, Miss
Nettie Scott. Special Music, Miss
Helen Mclaughlin. Everybody well
come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

games with Paonia for this weekend
have been cancelled on account of In
terference with the two lyceum num-
bcrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

J. H. Leonard and family were il
from Doylsyille Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

Walter Adams came in from Doyle
yesterday on short business trip, re
turning last evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-03

The Gunnison Building & Loan As.
sociation held . special meeting Mon.
day to complete arrangements FOR I'D.
vancing money on two or three build.
ing projects, which will be started n
soon rs possible this spring.