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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05
May Resume Farley.

SOFIA, March 5.-An uncon-
firmed despatch from Angora to-
day stated that Near East peace
negotiations will be resumed short
ly at Prinkipo. They will be a
continuation of the Lausanne de-
alterations. Turkey. it was stated,
has agreed to participate. In the
meantime the Balkan capitals are
filled with rumors of troop move
ments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05
HARDING URGES
WORLD RULE
BY LAW
Gratified by Ohio senate's
Approval Of Court Of
Justice Plan.
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Continued from First Page
represent the wise policy FOR our
own people, but would be an
emphatic testimony Of our purpose
to encourage every feasible project
for establishing the rule Of law,
as opposed to the rule Of power in
this world.
Cannot Conceive Refusal.
"The whole story OF civilization
has been the story Of the efforts
to substitute the domination Df
Justice under law for armed might.
I may say frankly that Il 10 In.
conceivable TO me that the Ameri-s
can people, who have 80 long been
devoted to this ideal, should refuse
their adherence now to such a
program as is represented by this
tribunal.
Nothing could be farther from
the purpose of the Administration
than to suggest that our country
surrender any Of its control over
its own fundamental rights and des.
TIMES. But we may he sure that
the States and the people. precisely
as they have always arisen between
individuals; and just 40 courts Of
justice in equity have been set up
to determine issues as between in-.
dividuals, so it is proper and logical
that provision should be made for
a like adjudication OF those differ
ences between nations and peoples
which may properly be committed
TO such determination.
TIrro1 KRuIa AZ axw
IT look upon the establishment
Of the Court Of international JUS
tice, with the jurisdiction. that has
been given to 1t, as one Of the
greatest advances which world So
ciety has made toward conditions
in which at last the rule Of law
may be substituted for the rule Of
force. 1t looks to the settlement
OF issues before they become dam
gerously acute; It contemplates the
elimination Of the causes Of conflict
and war. Feeling thus, can not
but believe that our own country
should be among the most devoted
adhertnts of such a program.
In view Of these sentiments, you
win not doubt the sincerity with
which assure you how greatly
appreciate the testimony Of APP
prevail which the Senate resolution
has brought to me. Nor VIII you.
I trust, omit to recognize the satis-
faction with which acknowledge
the fact that the first testimonial
which has come to me from any
legislative body in the nation comes
from my own State of Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05

Prices realized on Swift & Company
sales of carcass beef in Washington, D, C..
for week ending Saturday, March 3,
1923: on shipments sold out. ranged from
400 cents to 1900 cents per pound and
averaged 1853 cents per pound.-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05
HELD ON CHARGE
Of STABB|NG
WOMAN
Alexandria Man Said to Have
X Been Engaged in Tri-
angular Quarrel.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. March g.
John Edward Reed, colored, charged
with assaulting Julia Wheeler, also
colored, was today held for the &C.
ton of the grand jury.
According to testimony the negro
woman was found with more than a
score of knife wounds on her body.
The couple are alleged to have quar-
relied over third negro, Andrew
Pyre, who was also arrested, and is
held under $500 bail for violation of
the prohibition laws.
The committee of Greater AleXan-
dria will meet in the Chamber of
Commerce building this afternoon to
conclude plans for the trade exhibit.
ton to be held March 1915.
The George Washington Birthday
Association will meet tonight at 8
o'clock to wind up the financial af-
fairs of the George Washington
Birthday parade. The Retail Credit
Mems Association will hold its regu.
lar monthly meeting in the chamber
tonight at s o'clock. The Near East
relief committee Will also convene
tonight at o'clock in the Chamber
Of Commerce.
Oriental Court, Chapter No. 10.
will confer a degree on class of
candidates tonight at 8 o'clock in
Pythian Hall. Following the de.
gree work a reception will be given
the new members in honor of the
visiting candidates from Norfolk
Va. ...LA..
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employees
GET RICH
GEMS
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man workers will be trapped by
French lures and snares"

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man workers will be trapped by
French lures and snares."
"HOchs'' for the Krupps.
Then Z followed more loyalty
speeches" with thunderous ''hochs'
eor the Krupps.
At the conclusion the assemblage
quietly broke UP and the people
quickly dispersed. The Krupps
drove off in two discreet looking
carriages. their automobiles having
been confiscated by the French.
A few minutes later a strong
French patrol, carrying bayonetted
rifles, that had been posted about
khe buildings looked on in amaze.
nlent at numerous silk hats and
crock coats about them while solemn
1aced Germans scattered in every
@irection. q
In the same hall where the jubilee
celebration was held the former
Kaiser just four weeks before the
d91S revolution received the pledge
Of the Krupp workers to himself.
French Control Customs.
KARLSRUHE, March 5.--French
troops today established complete
customs control of Karlsruhe har-
Dor, which was occupied Saturday.
+, Germans were forbidden to. remove
coal and coke products.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05
Heavy Damage by water.

Public Printer Carter said this
morning that reserve documents
which are offered to the public for
sale were stored on the floors
where fire broke out and that more
damage was done through water
than through fire. He said that a
quantity of shelving and office fur
niture was ruined.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05

through any loose electrical con-
nections.
The first fire was discovered
by crew of men who reported at
T:30 to work on the installation Of
q new elevator in the annex. They
put it out without outside assist.
ance. When the next broke out.
however, they turned in a, general
alarm, and Engine Companies No.
8 and No. IL, responded. The fire.
men worked for several hours be-
fore they had the flames under con-
Ktrol.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-05
KRUPP WORKERS TAKE PLEDGE TO RESIST FRENCH TROOPS
HE TAKES PICTURES OF
SOUNDS
*

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Prof. Joseph T.
Tykociner,
of the University
of Illinois,
who has
! perfected a
machine that not
only photo
graphs the usual
moving picture
but on the
same film photo
graphs sounds.
so Tar nave
the experiments
gone that the
ring Of a bell.
the slam Of =
door, and even
the human voice
are reproduced
Win accuracy
that is uncanny.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
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Wednesday. December se
Owen Whip was an out-goinc pas
senEer Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sedmark have been
released from quarantIn. for scarlet
fever.
Miss Olive Buck went to Pueblo on
Friday To spend her vacation with her
mother
Mrs. Geo. KApushion Jr. was on
the sick list this week. but seems to
be improving.
Miss Mary Teak came up from Al
mont Saturday to spend her Christmas
The weather was very nice here on
Christmas day and there was no snow.
but on Wednesday, 1t showed quite a
bit
a dance was given Tuesday night at
Croaun Hall by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Noklavich IL was "A masauerhd. and
all report "a finc time. a number came
up from Baldwin to attend
The school children are enjoying
their holiday vacation very much
After the vacation. the eighth graders
expect TO move into the new ronu
which was built this summer.
Mr.. Henry Job and Miss Annie Pasis
were married at the Catholic church on
Thudsday. December 25th- Rev. A. Hi
big oniriated Miss Mary Teak and
Mr. Tony Paste stood up with III,
couple. Mr. and Mrs- Job expect &c
make their home In Trinidad We all
wish them "a long and happy married
life
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
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Saturday. December ..
Mrs hnnlc 7. KILLER and children are
visiting In Denver this week.
Cattle are still being found on the
ranges. 90 cAttlsmcn are kept busy
riding
MlucH here are running about thee
days per week with not much better
work In sight
quite a lot Of hay has been baled the
past month and probably nifty per cent
Of IL has gone TO market
Several auto parties from GuuniEon
took advantage Of the fine roads last
Sunday and drove to baldwin
The weather has been nne so far
this winter. Cattle are SIN in pas
tuTe. Looks like snow today, how
ever.
From the loads Of parcel post tine
stage carries every day, II seems that
Santa Claus ir getting in shape for a
generous Christmas.
Several ears OF cattle were shipped
recently, and few more cars will
probably 20 out during Stock Show
week in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

. Wednesday. December 2s
\ blizzard and snowing at Pitiin on
Monday.
Robert Gilohrist went 10 Boulder on
Monday TO spend Christmas
Riley Boudurant went to Snltda on
Friday to spend the holidays with
home folks.
Judge and Mrs. Hefftn.r and son
were GunniHOn passengers Monday. re-
turning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mr. Geo. Myers were out
going passengers Friday for Canon
City to spend the winter.
SIR. and Mrs. Plewis were passengers
for GunniSon going TO spend Christmas
with their son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. q /. Linscott and
daughter Beth. went to Nontrose on
"Wednesday for vacation week.
Mrs. ID. {. Mason. OF the Bon Ton ho-
tel returned home fram Pueblo. where
she went to attend the funeral OF her
aged father.
l. f. Patton Of Gunnison, Rio Grande
roadrnnStcr. was an official visitor on
the Pitkin branch Friday, going on The
came day to Salida.
Mr. and Mrs Clark and children Were
arrivals from Wisconsin Monday. to
visit the formers brother. Frank Clark
and family indefinitely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
Upper GunnisOn
Thursday. December 2
N-~.-Champlo. Corre.pense.ee
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Thursday. December IS.
Verne Standley is helping Dallas
Duncan bale hay.
]. w Britton is wintcring some
cattI. at the +, J. Scheid place.
Mrs. p. b. Hartshorn spent Christ
mas with friends in Crested Butte
f. j. Seheid spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. John Ogden at Almont-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Severn spent
Sunday Mt the home OF Mr.. an! Mrs
Forest Duncan
John Berryhili moved TO his ranch
in Lost Canon. after spending several
months at Castleton-
r. ID. Work has repaired his bridge
a number of cattle punching upon the
structure. severed the stringers.
-'The man who knows his neiehbors
usually amounts to about as much as n
doughnut does without the rim.
Thos Poage, son-in-law. of Alex
STANDBY. was called to his home in
Scandra. Kansas, on word that hts
mother was reported very sick
\ number Of the Upper Gunnison
people attended the Christmas en-
tertainment given by the pupils OF
the Almont school Miss Mary Teak.
the teacher Is To be congratulated Tor
providing very original and interest
ing entertainment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
Ohio Creek
News-csa.p,s. Csrresps.Aesee I
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Thursda. December ~.
Harry Miller returned Monday from
Denver.
Mrs. Ethel Sisson spent Wednesday
at the David Easterly ranch.
Mrs. Joe Eilebrecht returned from
Delta recently to spend the holidays.
David Easterly came home Saturday
from Denver. where he had been with
cattle
Little Karl Easterly has invited his
piaymAtes this afternoon to hep him
celebrate his fourth birthday.
The Christmas program and dance
At the Fairview school drew large
crowd All report . good time.
Fred Ailes. who has been With David
Easteriy. went home to speu0 carist-
mas with his mother at New Caef1e.
Mri eaville. whs spent The 4nsaer
on tie 0corge WisemaA raachs Ikff for
GunAison Saturday. After Christznas
she sxpects to enroll at the eo3lAge
Nastlus vaa voorhis returned Aa4nr-
day ho0 Denver. His bsoeher. oesve
Day ~. - wife eeos With nt1 y
yer Chrt1onas nlgAk
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE

A New Years Eve Watch Night
Social and Service will be held at the
Community Church next Monday eve
ming from 8 to IL. An invitation is
extended to all young people and
adults to be present part or all of the
time. There will be a social program
Of games and fun. There will be a
community "sing". Stereopticon Pic
lures will be shown. There will be
religious service with messages
suitable to the close Of one year and
opening of the next. And at IL the
church bell will ring and after wishing
each other Happy New Year all
will go to their homes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
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wednesday. DecemoeF 20
Earl Carpenter has gone TO Mont
family who are spending the winter
there.
Mrs l. A. Frank has been appointed
treasurer of school district No. 25 to
MI the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Mrs. +. l. Scott.
w s. Spain made u trip to Montrosc
just before Christmas to consult a
physician there concerning a serious
attack of stomach trouble. He Is home
now and somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Frank entertain
were Miss Lillian Frank. who Is at
tending school in Montrose. J. ]. Car
penter and John N. Caughie.
Mrs. J. J. Carpenter. who has been
in Denver for several months. under
going medical treatment. Is very much
improved. Mrs. Carpenter 10 living al
1859 ciarkson street while In the capi-
tai city.
Mrs. Todd Morits of Paonia, re
turned home short time ago after a
two weeks visit In cebolla. She pass
ed thru here again a week ago on her
way to Denver to visit her daughter
Mrs. Grover Carpenter and family.
Mrs. E. l.. Scott of Willow Park
ranch. who is In Denver undergoing
special treatment for injuries received
in an automobile accident. which oc-
CURED in October. is reported to Be
getting along nicely. Mrs. Scot. Il
still unable to walk without the aid OF
crutches because OF broken ankle
bone However. Il II gratifying tf
learn that the Denver surgeon predtcti
a complete recovery and states that u
is only a question Of time until the
present lameness will entirely disep-
pear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Wednesday. December 2s
Mrs. Fred Wilson and children went
TO Gunnison Monday to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e
A Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Sammons and
family spent Christmas with Mrs sam
mons mother. Mrs. $. T.. Cobb, and ,ho
Jardine family.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Radeka and
NrsL Radska'z brother. Geo. andrews.
who has been visiting the RadeFas.
went TO the Tomtcht to spend cnrist-
mas with Mrs Radoka's parents.
Mr. and Mrs c A. Mcneil and baby.
Lewis Sammons. Sr.. and Alya Sam
mons, DR.. and Mrs. Chas- T. Kinney
spent Christmas in Gunnison. guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Sammons.
w. c. Howard went up to his Upper
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
Marble
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Saturday, December %
Mrs l. l. Williams returned from
Denver Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Duty have moved to
the Center coal mine
George Poke has gone to Craig. Colo
to spend the holidays.
Mrs Bell. who has been quito sick.
Is able To be out again.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mulligar. si1
pound girl All doing nicely.
Mrs. Cisco and children have gone
to New Castle for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs, BIN Mccugh have
moved into the house vacated by the
Mrs. James Singleton has gone 10
Denver to be with her parents during
the holidays.
Mrs. u. J. Brooks entertained a
number of friends Friday evening. All
had good time.
Sunday morning the sportsmen oi
Marble held turkey shoot. Mary fms
birds were secured.
Judge Thomson cut his foot quite
badly the other day while cutting wooc
at the power house
Walsh d Brooks remembered theii
patrons with the neatest OF greeting
cards ever seen in this town.
Mrs. VIM. Robinett and daughter
Shirley. came In Thursday after
weeks stay in Gienwood Springs.
Patricia Harrison. daughter of DIR
and Mrs. Harrison. got hurt quite bad
ly while coasting on Main Street hill
Mrs. Alice Rule. daughter OF Mr.. anc
Mrs Alex Shaw Is visiting her parents
Mrs. Rules youngest daughter II
quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamprecht and son.
came up from Carbondale to spenc
Christmas with their daughter. Mrs
VIM Smith
Harry Maicom has returned to Mar
BILE. after several months absence ans
has taken up his old job with the c. X
5. J. Railway.
Commodore A. ]. Mitchell has gone
to Denver. after several days spent II
Marble in the interest OF the ful'
Marble company.
Christmas Day In Marble was OBJ
served in the usual manner. Family
dinners and many get-together partie,
were the order OF the day
The entertainment given by the Mar
BILE school was one OF the best evei
given in Marble Special mention OF
the dance given BY Miss p-banci
which was enjoyed by all
Thursday evening. Miss Iva Nobl.
entertained the members OF her 800.
club and their husbands at cards. \
dainty luncheon was served ana Al
voted Miss Noble a delightful hostess
The Marble firemen gave another OF
their dances Christmas night, which
was largely attended and all had q
dandy time. The proceeds of the
Firemen's dances are TO be used I.
purchase chemical engine, of which
Marble surely Is in need of. as ths
water pressure here is not to be relied
on.
Mrs. Walter King went to Salida
today. She will be gone some time
Marble Union Sunday School gave q
delightful entertainment at the church
Sunday evening. The music was ex-
ceIlent and the children did wonderful-
ly well. The Christmas tree was Q
beautiful sight with its gl.ttertnG
trimmings. and the presents were tn.
best of all Great credit and thank,
are due the loyal workers who laborec
so hard and faithfully to make thi,
Christmas one to be remembered bs
the Marble kiddies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
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9 News-Cha.Sse. Cerresss.Sesee
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Wednesday. December IS
Mr.. Avery arrived home for Christ
mas. Also his son, Allen. who is at
tending school In Ft. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Lee were called
to Salida last week on account Of the
serious Illness OF Mr.. Lees father.
The Radio In the Rio Grande eating
house Is working fine and furnishes q
lot Of amusement Tor the folks here.
Christmas passed OF very quietly In
Sargents. Owing to a turkey shoot
held by Mr.. Montgomery everybody
was supplied with turks. Several Of
our citizens went to Salida and Gunni-
son for the holidays.
The teams from the Akron mines
were laid on for three days recently
on account Of most Of the miners wO-'
ing out for Christmas. We under
stand that Harry Waters will start
driving one of the teams hauling ore
from the Akron mine after the first
On December 22nd, the school child
rem gave a very interesting entertain
ment which was well attended by the
townspeople well several from
crookston and Doyle. After the ex-
ercises closed, the room was cleared
and dancing continued until midnight.
MFR. Wiley and Mrs Cook furnished the
music. on New Years Eve there Will
be another dance-a masquerade---tc
dance while the old year dies and q
new year comes. Everyone is invited
and a good time promised
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
Republican Party Jackass Gets Loose in Demo-
cratic Stable

What the matter with the CT Republican? Instead
of its usual prompness publicity matters
decrept Empire printing twocou letters addressed Editor
Slls from Auditor Stong prominent O. c. partisan
it had such a letter!
That is a grave oversight. Editor Stills should his
in hand get another letter from Stong and beat
the Empire to it.
To be sure do much blame the Republican
expose the auditors the
devty in playing the political and trying kill col
benefit his home unequaled on
portuny for the Republican to Wop its party
Champion hestated wallop Casaday
have rods in pickle for him and his allies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
LETTER CONCERNING
GUNNISON TAX MATTERS
Denver. Colo. Dec. 10. Is

Denver, Colo, Dec. 10. 1929.
Df Geo. Sullivan,
County Commissioner, Gunnison Co
Gunnison, Colo,
Dsar SIR
Replying to your letter of the 18th,
ate not yet available. For 1921 and
ls22, Gunnison county, IN the general
fund, seems to stand about 22nd from
the lowest in the state; this means
that your general county levy is be-
low the average of the counties.
County taxes for school and all
other purposes, Gunnison ranks about
Sth from the lowest in the state.
Yours very truly,
c. p. LINK,
Colo. Tax Commissioner
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

The William Pitcher Concert Com
pany, third number of the winter Ly-
ceum course, was a Friday night at
traction Of last week, and cleverly en-
tertained the audience. Little Miss
Thelma Strange, the violin player of
the trio. especially charmed the list
eners and won many encores. She
had a most beautifully toned instru-
ment, and her tones were well nigh
faultless. Miss Strange has future
on the concert stage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Wednesday. Dec. &c.
Jack Dempsey was in lola Monday
after supplies.
Ben Kiiley. began work at the
mine last week.
Del Mckee and Mike Young were in
Gunnfson Saturday.
Carl Rosenbaum had business at the
county seat Monday.
Supt Haines was in Gunnison several
days last week on business for the
mine
Frank Hirdman In spending his
Christmas vacation with his Wife's
folks in SOmersee
Several from here attended the
Christmas tree and dance in Spencer
last Friday night.
AGr. 80 Mrs. A D. Mckee had .
cnfs1e1n. Darty Aonoey evening All
- turkey dinner to the men Christ
mas day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Endner, Mrs.
Della Lightley and Mr. i. 0. E. Wise
man drove Xmas day to the Lake Fork
to eat turkey with the Chas. Whinnery
family. Roads were fine they declare
Something unusual to drive to the
Lake Fork on clear roads in midwin-
ter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
ToDIscO-LYNCH

Just at noon today-Friday-
Judge J. NJ. McDougal united in mar
riage Mr.. Joe Todisco and Miss Jane
Lynch. The groom is an electrician OF
Pueblo, and his bride resident of
Crookston. Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Wat
tiers witnessed the ceremony. The
couple will make their home in Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

C.baIls ranch Tuesday for a few days
MiFs Cora jhfdlne came out from
Guuulson last Saturday TO spend the
Christmas vacation with HON. folks
Mr and Mrs Bailey Wilson OF Gate
View came over early Monday and
took the auto stage Tor GunniSon 70 do
their Christmas shopping. Baby Fran
ccE spent the day with Grandma VIII
son
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Thos. Nourse came home Saturday
from Amherst college, and is enjoying
vacation days with his father, E. M.
Nourse, and family. Tom greatly en-
joys his college work and will return
shortly to this college in Massachu-
sets.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

VIM. Downs is home from Grand
Junction to attend high school this
coming year. He will stay with his
mother at the Gregg ranch. William
has been at the Junction for the past
four years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28
Community Tree Great Success

Not only has the Community source of
pride and JOY to all of during the holiday lighting
the Main street of city, and speaking its Of
and cheer soul but has be real fountain of
nifty inspiration making Christmas real binding
of different ideas and thoughts into woeIt
to News Champion that the Tree of Light has
tnctly worth while.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eilebrecht en-
tertained at dinner party Christmas.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Eilebrecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Eilebrecht and son, Miss Tillie Ellie
brecht and Francis Eilebrecht.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Mrs. Chas. E. Smith left this morn
ing for Delta, after a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lucero
at Jacks Cabin, and her sister, Mrs.
r. J. Hards Jr. in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

Mrs. Mumeit has been elected to
take the place of Miss Thurman the
third grade teacher of our public
school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-28

w. L. Hyde and wife returned Sun
day from Springfield, Mo-, driving
thru in four days and half. They
report the road over Cochetopa as
very good.