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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-10-27
Drowned by Bio Fish

HORNsEA, England.-Wounds on
the body of P. H. Lee, who was
found drowned, indicated that he lost
his life as the result of an attack by
some big fish while bathing.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
Dear Miss Brooks :

Dear Miss Brooks:
We have read your corner evc-v mi, =. ,
iaper, and II has been indeed very in,,r...,'.-
"ii you please answer few questians ~
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~ mamas there" Tanks in adyanes
biLLiE AND BOB.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
Dope Peddlsr Escapes After FIah,

Los Angeles.--After waiting several
months. during which they obtained
much evidence, the police early Mon
day succeeded in cornering a gun
man and wholesale dope" peddler
known as 1.-THE rat'-only to have
him escape.--"The rat" Is believed
by police to know something concern
ing the murder of William Desmond
Taylor. SHIN movie director. Patrol.
man Seager surprised the rat near
the Chinese quarter selling morphine.
The gunman struggled with the Of
ficer and finally succeeded In hreaS-
ing loose. Whipping out his pistol
he began firing. None of the shots
took effect. Seager returned the fire.
but failed to bring the gunman down.
THE rat" finally made his way
around the corner, where he escaped
in waiting machine driven by
confederate.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12

Houstoa.-i1arl Grey. race driver
OF Flint, Mich. vas Killed at the CUR
Coast speedway Sunday afternoon on
the last lap OF the second race. Grey
had hit the inside OF the fence in
the previous lap. Tut continued to
drive with piece q the fence wede.
I'd between his left front wheel and
the steering gear. AS he tried 10
come OFT OF the turn into the nome
sirf;ch In the last lap. the hoard
caught his steering apparatus. caus
tug him 10 tnr1 over. lie was caught
under the ear and crushed. he died
instantly.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
CHANCELLOR IN STATING VIEWS
DECLARES NATION is NOT
SEEKING FAVORS
Secretary Mellon Welcomes Refund.
Ing Commission, Expressing
Appreciat on Of Govern
ment's Action

Washington.-Great Britain wan
at billion dollar war debt to the Unite
IT. states on such terms as will produc
RS the least possible disturbance In tn
trade relations OF the two countries
e Stanley Baldwin. the British chancel
d lor of the exchequer, declared in az
o address before the joint meeting OF
the BRIT sh and American debt fund
ing commission.
I'VE are not here to ask for favors
or TO impose on generosity" said MI
Baldwin. 1--WE want fair business
settlement, square deal, settle
ment that will secure for America the
repayment to the last cent OF those
credits which the United States gov
eminent established In America for
us. their associates In the war"
Mr.. Baldwin's address was in re-
ply to one OF welcome by Secretary
Mellon, chairman OF the American
commission, who expressed particular
appreciation OF the courtesy of the
British government In having desig
mated as its delegates men so distin-
guished. lie called attention that
this was the first time a chancellor
OF the exchequer had left his coun-
try to participate In mission OF
this character.
The treasury secretary assured the
British representatives that the Amer.
lean commissioners were no less sen.
Sible than themselves to the virtual
necessity of efrecting definite set
tlement upon a basis entirely just tc
both. He added that the prompt
payment by Great Britain of $780,
100000 OF interest duxing the past
three months. pending final arrange
ment, was to his mind conclusive
proof OF the right spirit of financial
which he WIS proud to say
had always animated both of the two
sreat English speaking nations.
The British chancellor in his reply |
approached the problem in a broad |
General way. declaring the settlement |
would determine the material welfare
If the great mass OF wage earners In
Treat Britain and the Uuited States
lie submitted extensive statistics az
o financial conditions in Great Brit
Tin. and study OF these figures was
'egun Immediately by tho American
commission.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
NEWS Of A WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN BRlEFsST
MANNER POSSIBLE
happenings That Arc Making History
Information Gathered frem ali
Quarters OF the Globe and
Given In q Few Linoa
WESTERN

Sheriff Hugo synhorst and tw
members OF posse led by him an
one bandit were wounded 10 n figh
between bank robbers and officers a
Maurice. h.. near Sioux City.
Bouldera. some aB large as box cars
ioosensd by heavy rains. slid down
TO the tracks OF the o. W. X. &. w.
main line and interrupted service for
some time near, Hood River
Definite action has been started to-
ward recovering money for bond.
holders OF approximately S1.0OO.vv
worth Of city Of Spokane Improvement
bonds which were dofaulted.
messenger OF the Hellman bank
was robbed OF Sl5,vv0 at Los Angeles,
by four robbers In the wholesale dis.
triet before the gaze OF least two
score pedestrians
After New Years owe said to be
perhaps the noisiest in the cltys his
tory. but featured by what dry Of
ncials termed remarkably few ar. /
rests" for violation OF national and 4
state prohibition laws. New Years Il
day found Los Angeles comparatively
deserted. +,
Iaitson-the-beach. an exclusive re. &C
'ort. was reported raided by federal "a
prohibition agents. The agents were
'aid to have gone among the diners. in
e'zing liquor at tables and arresting ma
many guests. to
Thea schweitzer. chief prohibition Gus
officer at Salt Lake is firs
made defendant In suit brought to era
scorer money and bank deposit die
ooks he Is alleged 10 haxe seized n p
read. ro.,
Citizens OF Santa ROSA have sub prof.
rioed $4,000 for the purchase OF a 1872
acre park site adjoining this city OF {
be known as Luther burbank PARK TT
: burbank. famous as a plant wiz. dire.
a. has consented to uesign the lard. sion
lpo. mea,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12

boise fhe seYeptseptb sessloa Of
che Idaho legislature assembled aaa
organized shortly sftor noon Monday
Nheu CHEF Just ce Alfred Budxs Of
ne supreme court ~ Idaho admin.
i.te'ee che oeth " office ~ tbs honse
'hampeF " ihe stats capitol.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading your corner, 'aust R.-
tween you and Me-" and think it Ia very In
ieresting- You are so clever answering oue,-
tons that thought would ask yos few.
Wishing you piles upon piles Of success. RI
| was born on May 20. 1911. What ), lrskv
day. color flower and months, ~ What /,
the address of Rodolph Valentino Art Aoord
and Gloria Swanson? (S) Is Rodolph vaten-
mo married! If he is who did he marry,
~ How old is Rodolph Valentino? t5) L.
t all right to be picture actor? Wishing you
Happy New Year, yours sincerely,
DMPLES, Ut.
Thanks. Dimpies. ~ The flower for Nav
20 IS the Lily Of the Valley. meaning. Return
II Happiness" flower for the month l. the
'onquii. Saturday is said to be your luaky day.
November and April your months. your =
rs red and yellow. and your jewel the emer- =
ID ~ Rodolph VALENTINO will be % neg.
day. Is married to Winifred Shssshnessy and
ives at flSo Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles.
am. Art Accord. Universal Studios. Uni
ersal City. Calf. and Gloria Swanson at tAs
asky Studios. Hollywood Calf
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
~ How high must a person go IN school
before taking course in stenogrnphy 70,
now long does it take to learn it1 f3) Do
shey give summer course either IN Provo or
pa, Lake! 4) Who Is Rodolph valentino's
~aulns laoy at present. and who is his wife.
thanking you in advance, remain.
SUSIE. Spriugvile. Ut
~ Students are accepted ut IN. h,s;,.s.
colleges after finishing and ninth grade. a,
Inc length Of time required depends largely
upon the individual-frcm six to nine month,
,o' Inc business colleges are open an y<sx. 1
nave mad Catalogues seat YOU. (I) There /, ns
e.ase IN re making at present in which
'souo'pa stars. SO do not know who the for
go que VIII De in hi, next. Mia Nal&
starred with him in Blood ard ed" -
~ anda hawley IN The Young Raisb - Nj. tive
a'est p'etures Win fred shsusAnsssy i the
present Mrs. Valentino.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12

Ibis Make of for oueaon
mat are puzzng 1t will and privilege answer care
u and promptly all questions submitted questions u
limited 10 and jul and must accom- pauy each Ius
special information send stamped envelope All will
always be held in absolute confidence. wan
An letters should be addressed very plainly in pen and ink
- 'AA' DoA io'o oan Lake lily MZ~H Il
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
GENERAL

h'ore IMAM fifty proclaimed eve
witnesses TO the Herrin rots wore ~
dereed TO appear in o)urt To tes,t.,
10 the defense OF five men eharge,
with murder.
Tortnres rivaling tho old inopis,
ton have been brought IN B-s, a,
bastrop, where the broken skeletor
OF watt Daniel one OF the men kid.
mapped last August by masked raid.
erS was sewn 10 heavy car,Iboord
frame AID scientists fold how his
bones were cracked and broken nv
SINE machine OF torture before a
was killed.
william Rnysdale. colored. was shot
ana KILLED at Muskogee, when he M.
.smpied TO escape from a police of.
fieer. Va
police dragnet over the city OF
hemphis, has been spread for two
negroes. one OF whom seized a white
Woman as she alighted from a street
cur near the city. dragged her to a
i'ine nearby cut. beat and attacked
ner during hours in which he held
her prisoner.
Two are dead and several wcuuaed
ss The result OF clash betwee, the
whites and negroes at Cedar Key.
Ella.
Failure to find any common ground
upon which TO base future neyot,a-
IONS for working rules and wares
homed as a distinct probability nj
chicago, as the conference OF oper
ntors aud miners from fifteen hitum.
nous districts adjourned after two
DAYS IN which no real progress had
teen made.
Announcement Il made OF a n,r.
plane service to DO established ,or
passengers between Cleveland and
Buffalo.
Hearings OF charges OF masked
tAnc deprcdations 10 horrbous,. Par.
ish. la, have begun. All persons an.
ierins the court room are searched
for weapons
A mother and bsr 5-ysaf.oid son are
Had aud two others Severely wounded
u tia resuli Of msasac aftaek on
rantono family New Years sye. rfs
isysf uan sls<hsd his owD throat
in ssehanse Of shots foilo1ins che
'eieap of Restaurant al Chieaeo. 80
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12

meansf Thanking you In advance, I am.
| BOY Utah
Welcome. Boy. ~ Well. the lttle girl WI,
In hurry. wasn't shef I really could not say
what It means. unless her experience Of Nm
Rering at the step, with some other boy who
was not As gentlemanly you evidently are
has taught her lesson. and she pusses
the opposite extreme of too much haste I
wouldn't think anything OF Il. and would in
vits her to 20 with you again She is evil
IDENTIFY girl worthy Of your attention and u
you treat her In . scntlcmanly manner che will
no doubt appreciate your invitation ana will
be good friend and PAL
Dfar Miss Brooks:
We have been reading your corner lately.
ana nave = Few questions we would ike to ash
you W We are two young nen Of IA and
nave been going with girls and they say we
don't know how to firt. and have gone hack
on US. AS we love them dearly we want 20
~, no" 70 WIN them back. win you please
'ea US how1 ~ Is it proper to liss e;rlsr
lS) Is 1t pre1,-r-s~-s.s->- -. v-.< si.
to the dancer ~ Is it proper TO kiss your
brothers. girl under the mistletoe en- Christ
mas? As desire this information very
sincerely. we hope to hear from you scqn. Two
isve-sick boys,
MIKE IKE. Meridian, Ida,
~ Well, you odd young men Of IA
believe you need advice more than you need
information. and am quite sue / an better
qualified to give advice than information on
he particular subject you have on ysur mind
You say you sincere in desiring this in.
orn,ation. 80 l will give you sincere advice
You say these girls tell you that you do not
now how to firt- That very likely means thev
onsider you SLOW. it is expressed ia
iodern slang. You have quite ene. h soeed.
am sure. for your age, and II you try 10
ttain too much speed you will be going
atlrely toe fast by the time you should prss-
-y essin to show the girls some attention
o. boys, L most urgently advise that you for
It all girls. TAR fgoiha +l.s-r.. IS.
rned. and especially these two. and attend
richly to your own business for few more
ars. when you will have learned lust how 10
eat a girl properly and win be attracted
the girls who will appreciate such atten-
On. t2) Most empha,icay il IS net proper
kiss girls. Boys and girls of fourteen should
thinking thoughts far removed from sueh
this if thsy ever hope or wish to build a
anhood or wonianhood which will be OF the
ist benefit to themselves or their assoc iates
When you have reached the proper aye II
u be quite all right fer you 10 take as ma-y
is to dance you wish to. or who win
with you, but that will be severaf yesr.
ice. 1t is considered quite proper at tho
ietide to kiss anyone who Ia fourni standing
Ter the naistletoe
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
WASHINGTON

Declaring that stock dividends sc
gregating S2,l49.l52.f25 wore issue'
by so corporations last year. Senator
frookhard, Iowa, announced he would
introduce a bin for taxation Of such
distributions.
Plans for an attempt n the SENATE
TO pass the Bursum pension bill over
President Harding's veto were said
to have been abandoned
A resolution expressing the senti
menis OF the senate In favor OF WITH
drawing troops from germany WAC
passed.
The senate has passed the McNary |
hill. granting a two-year extension OF |
time to settlers On government recla-
nation projects.
AIRS. Alexander Graham Bell. wild.
ow OF the famous inventor. died at
the Washington home OF her sister,
after long illness. She was G3 years
OF age.
President Harding has vetoed the
Bursum pension hill which would
nav Increased the pensions paid to a
he widows and veterans Of the civil | II
nd Mexico wars. :,
An effort to termine the basis for
last summer In the prices n,
I gasoline and kerosene is being o.
ade by the senate oil investigating :.
,mmittee.
Immediate authorization of from -
3,000.000 to $30.OU0,00J for erection
Washington OF building to house 0''
yernment agencies now In rented CIT
arters was recommended in a re- U.S.,
IT to Congress
soldiers Lonus to be financed ply
a reenactment OF the excess prof. Me
tax law was proposed In a hill CON
'oduccd by Representative Frear. app
Mellon has sent letter Brit
congress urging the adoption OF nate
stitutional amendment prohibiting guis
free securities. this
ip subsidy legislation viii remain VI
DO background this week. AS Wy
ars now stand It will be difficult 'iiS
L the senate back to the discus III
n OF this subject. which occupies Brit
place on the administration pro- lean
for the session, before the mid sible
the month. niece
perry to the value of S3lS,O0O, 900 ''oii'
led In the hands OF the alien '"'''
'ty custodian on November 20. s"S
according TO the annual report o0o''
custodian. 'nio'
men
resolution of Senator Norris. moo
AZ the federal trade commits into,
investigate the Armour-Morris b.a
acking merger. was considered rrea,
senate agriculture committee III,
TERED to subcommittee. annr.
or the seven men indicted by gene
cial war frauds grand jury will woul
'eeded with at the earliest op- of th
ty according to department OF Grea
officials. tie {
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-12
FOREIGN

Two hundred aad fifty-six prisoners
are to be released Immediately in
various parts OF Mexico under an
amnesty decree issued by President
Oregon.
The Turkish government has issued
decree calling to the colors all able
bodied men In tho liberated regions.
according to dispatch from Constan.
tiople.
Primo Uktomsky has been sentenc-
to be shot at Moscow, for having
acted as chief of tho army for the
salvation OF Russia" which operat.
ed for a short time In the Rostov.
Don district.
A London dispatch says the en-.
gagement OF the Prince of Wales to
the daughter OF weli-Snown Scottish
peer Will be announced within tho
next two or three months.
France is modifying her forces pre-
paratory to action which NAV be tax
en- upon Geimany's refusal to meet
reparations payments.
Death a. the hands or firing
squad will be melted out on January
10 to Niewadomslxi. the assassin of
President Narutowicz OF Poland.
Premier Poincars Of France pro-
poses two year moratorium to Ger.
many and reduction to fifty billion
gold marks OF Germanys rsparatlon.
Il is reported that the different fac.
Tors OF China had settled their diff
'ulties and that the southern party
as prepared TO recognize the rokin /
Tho Turkish national assembly has
ieclded 70 uphold the national pact |
md ismet Pasha. has been authorized 1
% biSn peaee With such powers a.
IN accept the terms OF the pact.
Plans are ~ making. say LONDON
'iHpatehs, for the marriage OF tho
'fiHce u wsios 70 an Italian prineass
Reports from lierlin. state that an
H'empi saa made 20 .,low % lars
n'ppnientsi group cowprslne an
'Haesif.an statue ~ i.mpefoi y ullau
: ~na 'aopumsnis ~ jasmees sna
700 Aoltse
AZ p result AZ Unsatisfactory usas
lpm tlpsAnee d a unlagela1d ibai
ilN f|lNt ~ IliI.l MaIi.gr.n..,,
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-11-02
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Upper Gunnison


uppcr GunnI.nn. Nov

Upper Guunison. Nov. /,
ia wir habcn kcinen bananen."
Irwin lsham took a load Of produce
70 Crested Butte last Tuesday.
Edward Wylie sold number oi
choice steer 10 J. j. Gregg last week.
Mr. Mabel Duncan and Mrs. Elsie
Duncan visited at Sargeuts last Mon
day.
Sir. George Pettis came W from
Paonia and Is visiting at the Irwin
lsham ranch.
Bertram Bardin spent several days
this week on tthe Cement creek range
riding FOR his beef
Alex Standlcy. son Verne and DR.
Hyatt spent the final day Of the fish
ing season on the Cooper ranch.
The Rev. Roy Loney left for Sar.
gents after conducting religious ser
vices here for the last two weeks.
George Pettis came down from the
Taylor river road camp where he has
been employed for the last several
weeks.
VIM. Greene and family are located
on the Jennings ranch. The commu-
nifty bids you welcome with a large
capital W.
A number Of the ranchmen wno run
their cattle on the Gothic range went
up last Monday to move them 10 a
lower altitude.
Mrs. / L. Harland left for her
home in Washington after spending Z.
fortnight with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. ID. Work.
Henry Bright came down from Tay-
lor park for a load Of supplies. This
Is Mr.. Bnght's last trip to Gunnison
IT viii not be long until he is snow
bound in Little Alaska" until next
spring.
Richard Walkers Dort truck met
with an accident last week. In driving
over bad piece of road the steering
gear was broke. Dick Is making his
daily trips to town with a team until
his car is repaired.
Clifford Hardy of Colorado Springs
spent n day at Sleepy Hollow" ang.
ling for the elusive trout, this was
Mr.. Hardy's final try at the shy
trout, We might add that his efforts
were amply rewarded.
A large number of cattle from this
section of the county will be shipped
to Iowa Nov. Z. This will be the frs,
time that Gunnison County cattle will
be sold direct 10 the feeders. The re,
suit will be watched with interest.
With a number of the rancnmen'.
wives moving to town, the Upper Gun.
nison bachelor colony will shortly &c
into winter quarters. In this colony
there are number of men of distinc-
tion and accomplishments. We boas,
of having the National Parchesi
champion in our midst,also an EXPIRE
sident of school board. anothc.
carried the bass drum in his home
town band, while the horse shoe
pitching champion of the township /.
also among US.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-11-02
The Game With Cedaredre

Gunnison l2-Cedaredge o tells the
story of the closest and hardes:
fought game Gunnison High has had
for n long time. Outweighed but not
out-played the Gunnison team fought
its way thru the game getting but
one lucky break This came in the
second quarter when Riley recovered
tumble and ran thirty yards for n
touchdown. Gunnison was within
striking distance of the goal twice
once on the ten yard line and agar.
but one yard from the goal only to
be penalized and loose the opportunity
to score. Besse intercepted a pass
and ran thirty-five yards for touch
down in the last quarter. Three long
forward passes which would have
meant touchdowns for the Cowboys
failed because of inability to hang on
to the ball.
1t would be difficult to pick out in
dividual stars for the Cowboys as the
entire team played consistent, fast
ball altho Bessie's punting and for
ward passing, Hayden's field running
and the line work of Riley and Wilson
deserve special mention. Chadwick,
Smithers and Stell stared for Cedar
edge.
The game was slowed up because
of penalties and time out on both sides.
The superior physical condition of the
Cowboys asserted itself early IN the
fourth quarter when they stopped the
Cedaredge line smashes time after
time. The Cowboys reversal of form
as shown in the Grand Junction
game took Cedaredge by surprise al
tho they played the best game of the
year according to eye-witnesses.
This Saturdays game with Salida
will give the Cowboys a chance to
show the home folks a real game of
football. Salida is showing fine form
over her early season games which
means that the Cowboys Will Rave to
play fast ball to win.