Gunnison news-champion., 1923-09-21

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wight Charles. Gunnison
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Nstss. willard. Penrose
Buell. Crawford, one of Westerns
bit football men. was injured in prac-
toe Wednesday evening. Three men
tackled him in practieing a kick off,
and II was thot that in the scrirnage
that someone stepped on his ankle.
j. vas thot that the ankle bone was
broken. but upon further investigation
d Vas found that only the small bone
Ir the leg was broken. but all the liga-
neuts were torn loose. Coach Krause
took him TO Salida to receive proper
alteution. Crawford was playing
right half back, and his injury will
mean a severe loss TO the team.
Miss Anna Todd and Miss Stella
lowell returned Sunday morning.
Miss Todd spent her time at Tonkawa.
Oklahoma, and Miss Vowel visited
her mother and sister at Enid, Okla
Capt. "Dinty" Dowd of the foot
ball team met with hard luck this week
q, football practice. He sustained
sprained arch and has been forced to
Use crutches. From all probabilities
he viii not be able 10 play in the first
ZANE, but he will recover before the
econd il is hoped.
Herbert Warfie returned Saturday
70 attend school again this winter
Herbert has been travelling most all
summer in interest Of the school. He
has been advertising what possibilities
there are here for students, and sue
eeedei in obtaining many students for
Western.
Miss Lucy Spicer, dean of women
At the college returned Saturday after
spending the summer attending the
University Of Chicago.
Miss Steckleberg, instructor in the
home economics department of the
college came in Saturday morning.
Miss Steckleberg has been spending
her vacation at her home in Plmouth,
Nebraska, and at Columbia University
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. George Damson re-
turned Sunday morning from their
vacation. Mrs. Dsmson spent her va
cation at her home in Abingdon, ILL.,,
visiting her parents. She reports her
father is much improved in health.
Mr.. Damson spent his time at his home
in Flint, Michigan with his mother,
and at Holland, Mich.
After spending an enjoyable vaca-
ton in various points Of interest in
Mrs. Grace Cummings is
back at college WHERE she is an in
structor.
Perhaps you have noticed the gaudy
green caps with the red bills on the
streets lately-well, they are the col
lege freshmen. or rather the most
prominent feature Of the freshmen just
At present.
A very clever little book has been
published by the college. 1t is called
q Nv" book and it contains instruc-
tons to new students as to now to
register, tuition, fees, and explains all
the different organizations Of the
school. There are rules published in
this book for Freshman to follow, anc
there are many helpful hints to the
Students This little book is quite an
addition 10 the school. and we hone