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Evening star., 1923-01-23

Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie will have
as honor guests at dinner Sunday
evening Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme. This will be the first OF
series of dinner parties which Mrs.
Mack kenZie will give.
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., was hostess
at luncheon Saturday in honor of
Mrs. ID. Il. Crissinger and Miss Donna
Crissinger, wife and daughter Of the
new governor of the Federal Reserve
Board
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Representative and Mrs. Homer p.
Snyder were hosts at dinner last
evening, entertaining a small com
pany informally
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Miss Edna Muncaster. daughter OF
DIR. Steuart Muncaster. will entertain
at a dinner this evening in honor of
Miss Agnes Shand and Miss Marion
West
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall will be
at home at the Hamilton Hotel to-
morrow afternoon after 4 O'Clock, and
will have assisting her Mrs. Calder,
Mrs. France, Mrs. Pomerene and Miss
Alice Page of the Senate circle, and
Mrs Thomas r. Walsh, Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty and Mrs. c. c. Nc
Chord.
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Madeleine Austin, Miss Ruth Hitch
cock, Maj. Cassajus, military attache
of the Spanish embassy; DIR. b. Barto.- :.
sovsky, secretary of the legation or
Czechoslovakia: NJ. Zarrinkafch, sec
retary of the Persian legation; capt
Gordon-S royal Serbian army
and NJ. Marovinovitch and NJ. Gou-
teSha of the legation staff.
Evening star., 1923-01-23

Mrs. f. Hart Fem, wife Of Repre-
sentative Fem of Connecticut, and Mrs.
George X. Favrot, wife of Representa-
cards for an at home from to 6
o'clock Tuesday, February 6, at 1925
18th street.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
PROHIBlCNf POKUTA
MA SPLATkY.

Dne Is. dubna 1929 odsou-
zen byl povestnym liz zastan-
Gem prohibice Il mayorem We
FairvieW yesn 'ci, ID. j. Zinne-
rem Paul Wirth, 1894 zap. 3.
III. do okrcsniho vezeni proto,
ze nemohl zaplatiti uloZenou
mu tucnou pokutu pro prestou-
peni prohibicnich zakonu. By
zavren l03 dni, kdyZ jej okr.
komisai'i propustili S podmin-
kou, re bude pokutu splaceti.
Wirth ale ma svobode Sc k pla-
ceni nemel a protO musel do
lapaku po druhe odsedeti 81
opetne l30 dnl, kdyZ PAM ko-
misari MIN zacli opet smlou-
yati vcera .iej pustil na cisty
yzduch noyym slibem, re bu-
dc "dluh' na pokute vaznoucl,
t. j. S500.O0, splaceti S5 kaz-
dy m6sic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
WHISkA. K NfZ Sc NIkDO
NECHCE HLASITl, DARO-
.VANA NEMOCNlCfM.

We sklepe domu {. 4211 Eu-
cid ave. vysiid.li prohibicni a.
gent 95 lihvi jeste stare, po-
ctive, pTedvalecne whisky, ma
lezite opatrenych prislusnymi
bondy. V dnsledcich oblevu
Zatcen byl mattel restaurantu,
kuchar, manager hotelu els
nix, vesmes ltalove, 2 tehoz
domu. Byli pfedvedeni pred
m municipalniho soudce Siberia,
ktery musil pro nedostatek du
kazu sice vsechny propustiti,
jalikoz sc nikdo X pokladu TO-
mn, y pochopitelnych pricin,
nechtel HAST, ale kofalka pro
padla kontiskacl a dana hude
do zdejslch nemocnic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
SMUINA DRAzBA.
Prodej majetkn l;di, k rimz Sc
nikdo nehlasil.

V okresni marnici, Zajiste v
neimene vabnajsi mlstnosti Gle
velandske konal okresni koro-
ner pravd6 truchl.vou licita-
ci. Prodavany byly drobnosti,
naleZene Il neznamych mr.
tvych, neb tech, k nimz Sc nj
kdo nehlasil, ktefi naSli posled
niho odpocinku na vefejne u
traty ma hfbitovd hdi zapome-
nutych. VyteZek prodeje chu-
diCke pozustalosti urcen byl
ma hrazeni utrat pohrebnlch.
Drazba vynesla sotva 500. -
Po zakonem predepsane lhute
jednoho roku jsou Il podob-
nych ubozaku naleZene drob-
nosti prodavany, coz Sc delo
vcera. Ma dlouhem stolu Wy
lozeny byly kapesni noze, no
dinky, prsteny, knofliky, ma
usnice, klice, jehlice atd. vse V
obalkach, opatrenych, pokud
bylo mono, .meny datem,
kdy nestastny mattel doko-
nal pozemskou pout'. Ma j.
mem stole byly predmety OBJ
sahleisi, hodiny, hudebni ma
stroje, mezi nimiz i prenosny
fonograf. femeslnicke nacini
jednotlive cele soubory V
krabicich, ranecky satstva, po-
chazejici re stravnlch domu,
kde maiitele zemreli sice smr-
| Ii prirozenOu, ale nebylo moz-
no naiiti n6iake pribuzne, KITE
ii by mohli ma skromny ten
maietek miti vlastnickych ma
roku. NejdrahocennejSim pax
predmetem byl parek nausnic
malymi diamanty, naleze-
nych u zeny, iejiz mrtvola w
tazena byla u jeZera. Byly
Ivydrazeny "a $3.50, ostatnl w
tezky byly daleko pod tlmto
obnosem. Drazby podobna
konaji Sc "a dozoru probatni-
no soudu a licitatorem spray
Gem jmeni ztracenych Jest
sam koroner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
NEMECKA ACITACE v Gle.
VELANDE.

Glen ceskoslovenskeho par
lamentu, professor dr.. W. Me-
dinger. uycrejnuje Y zdejsim
ntmeckem liste angllcky psa-
ny Clanek "Ochrana menSin' ),
Jest to ylastae jeho rec pred
neSena pred videnskou polite
kou spole6nosti. Jak jinak ami
bVti nemuze, stezuje 81 ma u
tlatovani Nemcu ac iinych mi
norit. jake lsou luzicti Srbove,
Slovaci dosud ponechaai Ma
q arllm ma pospas i iine vubec
reZna. Jmak odporucuie Syy.
carsko ia model X urovnani ma
rodnostnich sporu a mezi il
nym pravi. ze budou-li veci po-
stupovati TIME smerem dale,
re nebude celis.tvych narod-
Mich mensin liz ia nekolik de-
sitilcti Y Ceskoslovensku, liz
nm Tyrolsku. Polsku, Elsasku,
Jihoslavii, Rumunsku j jinde
Chytre ovSem zamlcuje, re ne
mecke uZemi Jest vlaStne Zgel
| manlsovanym uzemim ceskym
| ktere zntmceno bylO IA vlady
Hababurku na ukor ceskeho IL
du. Ostatni ieho bolesti Y clan.
ku oplakavane jsou vice ne5
znamy, jake, zc Nemcum \
Cesk osloyensku nebylo dovole
no spolubudovati novou ustavu
ale neuprimne zamlcuie, ze
naSi Ncmci Sc strani kazde spo
luucinnosti, ba, ze iejich vud-
&c dr.. Lognan odporucuje hro-
madnou yelezradu prot mia
demu statu, 0 tom Americe p
dr. Medinger nepovida niGeho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
NOVA UPLATKOVA AFERA
Pflbuzny ba:lifa vysvobozoval
vszns "a $4,000.

Carl Robechek, 1905 Wood
land ave. byl ma velkoporotni
Ealobu pfedstaven okresnimu
soudci Bernonovi proto, ze mel
witt $4,000, ably .iistemu tre-
stanci Sc dostalo propusteni z
trestnice. Soudce pOdrZel Ro-
becheka pod Zarukou $4,000,
kterou slozil bratr obzalovane-
no, Emil Robechek, republi-
kansky politikar bailif okr.
soudce F. p. Walthera. Pre-
stupek vyznacen jest We vse-
obecnem zakonniku jako zlo-
Gin pod ohlavenim "Preciny
prot verejnemu soudnictvi.
Pred podanim zalopy w
slechnut byl Charles Robechek
Y ufadovn6 okresniho zalobce,
Edw. c. Stantona, kde popira
kazdou vinu tvrZenim, he to-
liko podnikal kroky, ably L.
veZnenemu bylo pomozeno do
k$zati, re byl nevinne odsou-
zen.
Zaloba, jez jest prva svehc
druhu naSem okrese, lie w.
sledkem vysetrovani, zahaie
neho as pred dvema mesic
hlavnim probatnim llredniken
Okresnlho soudu j. p. klrbym
Jmeno vezne, jehoz prosp6cf
bylo pracovano, Jest John Hol
ben, jenz byl jiz V unoru soud.
ci Waltherovi probatni urado>
nou odporuGen k parolovani
ale .jiz breznu Sc Kirby do.
Zved6l, re HOLDEN, odsouzer
bvl puvodne ma dobu cd led.
noho do sedmi roku pro kupo.
vani kradeneho zbozi, parole
poruSil bylo nailZeno, ably
odpusteny mu zbytek trestu
odseddl. Vysetfovatel pax w
Zvdd6l dale, ze pfatele Holbe-
novi Zaplatili piibuznemu jed
noho pridelence okresniho sou
du iisty obnos, prav6 dob6,
Edy HOLDEN dan byl pod pa
role.
Kirby, lax Jest asi dosud Y
pameti ctenafstva, odmitl po-
vedeti soudci Waltheruvi ime-
no, kdo uplatek prijal byl
protO sam pro nevalnOst K
soudu TIME soudcem ma neur-
Cito odsouzen do okresn. yezni-
&c, ale ma zakroceni apeiacni-
no soudu lined propulsion. V6c
vsak Sc jiz utaiiti nedala a
dalsl yysetfovani vyneslo ma
potrch hofeji popsanou aferu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
PROHIBlCNf AGENT SPRO-
STEM OBZALOBY
kRADEZE.

Diva dalsi prohibicni agenti
smirciho soudce, Leroy Fowler,
2235 vych. 90. ul. a Petr Wa
gner, 1863 vych. 20. III. byli
municipalnlm soudcem j. Ter
rellem sprosteni obzaloby, na
oba vznesene pro kradez. Nell
ia prohibicni prohlidky Y byte
S+cva Jokice, 1885 vych. 60.
ul. ukrastl revolver. Die do
mneni soudce Dyly dukazy pro
dalsi Vedeni 2alohN neposta6!- !
telne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26
NOVf LEkARNICTI
CRADUANTI.

Ohioska lekarnicka rada po-
tyrdila &c certifikatu q celko-
vcho poctu AZ zadatelu. Sko-
rem celia tfetina hspesnych
kandidatu pochazi 2 Clevelan-
du. Zkousky konany byly )
a 4. dubna y Columbus.
Mezi Cleveland any, kteri
prosli St'astnG uskalim zkouSck
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26

cteme i krajanska jmena: w.
+. Duchac, Karel l.. Pekarek Il
Lawrence Sebanek.
Mezi pharmacety, kteri do
stall certifikat iako lekarnici
as;stenti, jest pax imeno A. M j.
Karlinskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-26

Ia zkouSek dosahl neivetsi
pocet bodu prvnim odd6leni
95.8 n, G.. w. Boyer Cincin-
natl a drrhem, iako asistent
lakarnik byl prvnim Sc 93 bo-
dy Jakub Bronsky Clevelan-
du.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

wear; nut do / banker to be Trans
formed into sturdy man-at-arms? Do
l view the snout of an elephant with
covetousness? Why, but, Ninzian, 1
am astonished at your foolish talking
What need have I of perfection?
What would l have in common with
anybody who was patient with me and
thought highly of my doings? No.
Nlnzlan. il is in vain that you poster
ME with your continuous talking, for
am as used to her shortcomings as
am to my own shortcomings. ! re-
gard her tantrumS with the resigna-
ton | extend to inclement weather. II
is unpleasant. All tempests are I'M
pleasant. All, yes, but if life should
become an endless clear Nav after
noon we could not endure it; we who
nave once been dashed by storms
would cross land and sea to look for
snow and pelting hail. Just so, to
nave Gisele about keeps me perpetual
~ tretted, but now that she is gone I
am miserable. No. Ninzian, you may
spare your talking, you need say no
more for | simply could not put I'D
with being left to live in comfort"
Sir Ninzian had heard him through.
with that patience which is requisite
TO trends. And Ninzian, Struggling.
said, "Then do you choose Miramon
for your wife and no more dreams or
Tor your art and loneliness?"
such wishing would be overwaste-
full" Miramon replied, as he busted
away the third bee. "Since can hear
to give up neither my wife nor nv art
no matter how destroyingly they work
against each other, wish for eyery-
thing to be put back just where II was
an hour ago"
The last bee flew in a wide circle.
and returned to the cross. Life re-
awoke in all which had persisted in
! that hour, and Gauracy's baleful sun
was gone, and the dislodged worlds
and satellites were revolving trinity
In their former places. And the High
Gods rejoiced: for there were only
seven Pleiades, and Toupan. atloat in
the void. again seemed harmless
enough, because the eyes were closed
wherein is tireless and indispensable
malignity, and foreknOwledge which
is perturbing to the Gods.
Koshchei said only: What need
was there TO worry? Did | not make
my creatures male and female? And
did I not make the tie which is be.
tween them, that cord which | wove
equally of love and of disliking? En-
srs, but that is strong cord, and
though all things that are depend upon
1t, my weaving holds"
But MiramDn in his ivory tower
knew nothing of how he had played
havoc with the universe he only knew
that upon the black stone cross thre
bees were crawling fretfully. and thai
his wife tiiscle had come back to him
enraged.
"A pretty trick that was to play on
met" she says. "Oh, but l pity the
woman that is married to an artist |"
But why do you perpetually med
die without understanding? he re-
piled, as fretful as the accursed bees.
as angry as the intOlerable woman.
And they went on very much as be-
fore
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
Coming To Douglas
ON a return visit
The Progressive Doctors
Specialist
Treating Diseases Without Surgical
Operation
!, Ut the Douglas Hotel, Monday Nov
ernber 18th, Offices Hours: 10
a. m. to p. m.
One Day Only, Returning in Three
Months
FREE CONSULTATION

The Progressive Doctors Specialist
is licensed by the State of Georgia;
graduate of one of the best UNIVERSE
ties; twenty-five years of practical ex-
perience; third year in Georgia, comes
well recommended. Will demonstrate
in the principal cities methods OF treat
ing diseases of long standing by means
of medicines, diet and hygiene, thus
saving many people from a dangerous
and expensive operation.
This specialist is an exper. in dag
nosis and will tell you the truth about
your condition. Only those who have
a good chance to regain their health
will be treated, so that every one who
takes treatment will bring their friends
at the next visit
Some of the diseases treated: Di-
seases of the stomach, bowels, liver,
blood, blood vessels, skin, kidneys,
bladder, heart, lungs, eye ear, nose,
throat, scalp, enlarged veins, leg ulcers
rheumatism, high blood pressure, tu-
mors, enlarged glands goitre, piles,
nerves, weakness or exhaustion of the
nervous system giving rise to loss of
mental and bodily vigor, melancholia.
encouragement and worry, un6cvel-
oped children, either mental or physi-
cal. and all chronic diseases of men,
women and children that have baffled
the skill of the family physician.
A diagnosis of any disease of long
standing, its nature and cause, will be
made Free and proper medicines will
be furnished at reasonable cost to
those selected as favorable cases for
treatment.
Children must be accompanied by
their parents and married ladies by
their husbands.
Headquarters, Atlanta, Ga. Ms
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
DEATH SENTENCE
GIVEN TO NEGRO

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Oct. "a
John Goss, negro, who went on trial
at Bakersvi lie, N. c. Monday morning
on charge of attacking white wo-
man, was found guilty after five min
utes deliberation by the jury and was
sentenced to death by clectrocution
on November &c. 1928, according to
to word received from Bakersville
The attack on the woman prec pi-
tated racial disturbance at Spruce
Pine, N. C., last month and about two
hundred negroes were dcportedl from
the town. Troops were ordered there
by Governor Morrison of North Car
DINA and remained on duty for ten
davs before order had been restored
but only few of the negroes return
cd to their jobs.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
TAX COLLECTORS
NOTICE.: SECOND ROUND

I will be at the places named below
en- the following dates for the purpose
Of collecting State and County taxes
for the year l22j
Ashton tuesday Nov. 6tn from
II $50 d. =.
Dickson's Mill Tuesday Nov. 9th
from 10 to 1890 a. m.
Wednesday Nov. 9TH from to 9:3O
a. m.
Vaughn Wednesday Nov 9TH from 10
to 1880 a. m.
Wiiliamson's Mill Thursday Nov.
9Th from 10 to II a. m.
The office at the Court House will
be open at all times except when fill
ling the above dates.
F. M. Graham, Tax Collector
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
JUST A LITTLE ABOUT
JAMES BRANCH CABELL

Mr.. Cabell is to me a very pleas.
ant voice over the telephone. /
called him up when reached Rich
mond. He lives five miles out of
town. He had already joined the
Star Author Series of Matrimonial
Adventures through the solicitation
Of Mr.. Joseph Hergesheimer.
wanted to talk to Mr.. Cabeil
about his story for the series, but
the warm sunshine and the spring
flowers that the New Yorker some.
times enormously associates with
Virginia were visiting elsewhere.
1t was showing when I arrived and
Richmond had become a 1eweled
city Of cleaning icicles when l left
the next morning. did not meet
Mr.. Cabell. because the roads to
town did not take kindly to the
weather and motor travelling was
unsafe.
If James Branch Cabell had writ
ten nothing else. as the author Of
Jurgon" alone he would have n
unique place in American letters
But Mr.. Cabell's other books are an
aooltlonai reason for his high place
IN American literature. 1.-THE Bright
Bees of Toupan" follows, and
know of no other writer who wou,d
have treated the very intricate suh-
Ject OF marriage in this perfectly
delightful fairly-tale style
After all. should artists marrv7
leave 1t to you-and Mr.. Cabeu
MARY STEWART CUTTING, JR.
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FORD TRUCK FOR sALE-one
~ ton Ford Truck, in first class con-
dition can be had cheap by applying to
the fitzgerald Waste & Metal Co. Ol8
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
FOUND

Z KEN UP-One black Gordon Set
Female, taken up at my house
Owner may have same by identifying
and paying for this ad. ]. A. Jones. Nc
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unIIthniti IU1,R
TO THE AFFLLC TED

prepared successfully Female Disease-Ovarv or
Appendicitis Cramp; Coc Pain heart High Blood
Pessure Heart Disease Futtering Skip Heart
Weak Back Kidney and Liver Disease Gastrs Dyspepsia In
digeon Sour Burning the Stomach Choking Smotherng
Spells Weak Lungs Gall Stone Poison Eryspa letters
Old Sores Weak Eyes Catarrh Bronchitis The treatment is
harmless SAFE but effective Come help YOU
/ HEALTH is THE MOST PRECIOUS Jewel IN
THE CROWN OF LIFE
highest pinnacle the ladder of fame these empty
baubes be- with the happiness which
comes with perfect health?
though his arder the finest food in all
The writing agony and pain account Of
What riches the weakened whose DAYS
a months and who feel the happiness that with
tpcrfect health?
lily healthy condition enjoy good which
God meant
Therefore know stating a when we say that
Suggestion the Wcme Methods greatest boon that hui
mainly had For through you obtain
Health.
Mrs. Annie Mclaughlin, DIST.
One Mile West Of Fitzgerald Georgia
On Rebecca Highway Route Near A. B. & A. R. r. Shops
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FOR SALE-Fifteen acre farm inside
of the city, known as Smalrs Mill
farm Price and terms inviting. E. P.
Krcfer. Atty. OZ5
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
LOST

LOST-ABOUT eight weeks ago, a
II Jewel Illinois watch, Is year green
gol1 open face case, with initials L. M:
F. engraved on back. Return to Ais
w. Pine Street and receive liberal re-
ward. OZo
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms
(uufurnished) with bath. Very reason
able. 500 West Jessamine.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-7H acres and modern
bungalow, known as the Carol place,
S. w. Corner of city. For particulars
phone 405 or see Mrs. E. G. Hale, 406
West Central Ave. 1t
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FOR SALE-Nice big home at BOZ w
Pine ST., on easy terms or rent reas-
onabk. f. P. Keefer. O2Spd
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FOR SALE
NOTICE

An who want asparagus crowns
can and see me. Deal in Georgia
Green Asparagus Crowns for trans
planting. Between seventy and one
hundred thousand-also pecans for
sale, Joseph Everett, Jr., Route l.,
box a. Fitzgerald, GA. Decl3
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

APARTMENT FOR RENT-5-room
apartment. COS w. Central Ave All
modern conven;ences- Mrs. c. E.
Emery. Phone 1851. tt
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WANTED

WANTED: More men and women to
retail Rawleigh's Good Health Pro-
ducts. Except onal opportunities Hust-
lers make ST hour. 100 Products-all
necessities. Must be steady, capable,
give references. Write w. T. Rawleigh
Co, Ct 1894, Memphis, Tenn. O25
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-09
STATE HIGHWAY DELTA
TO GRAND JUNCTION

Delta Tribune
Roadoyerseer, Fred Newman for
the Delta district. who has been in
charge of gang of men widening
the grade on the hill leading out of
Wells gulch, on the Delta-Grand juno
ton state highway completed the job
last Friday. Automobiles and trucks
can now safely pass at any point along
the grade.
Also a road gang from the Grand
junction end of this portion of the
Rainbow Route has been employed in
cutting down short curves along the
road in the vicinity of Indian Greek
east of Whitewater. The completion
of these improvements makes the
state highway n regular boulevard
from Delta to Grand Junction and Is
easily negotiated by car in less than
two hours. In fact some make the
trip in one and half hours, but that
is too fast for the ordinary driver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-09

He was i man who never would be
missed or inquired for and Was very
n-sriy Lstron's size: and that Saye
Latron the idea
-Af first there was no Idea OF pre-
tending he had been murdered: II wa.
the coroner who first suggested that
Things looked nziy for a while. under
the circumstances. as they were made
public Either the scheme might
come out or someone else be charged
rs the murderer. That put Il up TO
OvertOn He'd actually been up there
TO see La;ron and had had scene
with him which had been Witnessed
That partial but the evidence which
showed that he shot La;ron after
Ward-wns perfectly true. He thought
that I.airon as he uas about TO 80
20 Iriai. mishI be wiling TO give him
information which would ie, him save
something from the fortune he'd lost
through Latron's rlanipalaiions- The
circumstances motive. everything was
ready to convict oyerton. II needed
very little more TO complete the case
against him
$50 Il was completed
"But after oyeTton was convicted
he was not allowed TO be punished,
sir
Saniolne's lips Strengthened in con
tempt 'iIe vas not allowed TO be
punlShad!-
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-09
NOTICE OF ELECTION

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS or
THE TOWN OF GUNNlSoN. COLO
RApO:
NOTICE is hereby given that "A gem
vrai election will be held in the Town
Of Gunnison. Colorado. on Tuesday. the
Sd day Of April. 1923. for the election
of the following town officers. to-witi
ONE MAYOR for term of one year.
THREE TRUSTEES for a term of two
years.
THE PLACE of holding said election
viii be in the Council Room in the
Town Hall in said Town of Gunnison.
The polls shall be open from seven
O'Clock in the morning OF said day and
shall remain open to and until seven
o'clock in the evening OF said dav.
The judges OF election and registra-
tion VIII sit ut the polling place above
designated on Tuesday. the 27th day
recting. revising and compiling the
list OF qualified electors OF said town;
md will meet again at said polling
place on Monday. the End day of April,
1923. the day preceding the day OF
election. to complete the registration
list OF qualified electors, as required
by law
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Board
of Trustees of the Town of Gunnison,
in the State Of Colorado, has caused
this notice to be published and posted
March. 1928.
NTrEsTi JOHN 4. STEELE
\. v. NAPIER Mayor
Town Clerk and Recorder.
First Publication, March Q. 1928.
Last Publication. March 80, 1923.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-03-09

mechanism and flung It into the woods
So she sat in the car. waiting for the
capiors OF Hugh 10 come up.
Where l. her she asked them.
Where is hs?
They did not tell her: but reply
was unnecessary. Others eyes point.
ed hers to Hugh. He was in the back
seat Of the second machine with two
men. one on each side Of him She
stopped at the side Of the car where
he was and she put her hand on the
edge Of the t0nncHu
You have been hur; again, HughT
she munH. ed steadily.
"Hurt1 No." he said a eons,rain
edIy No"
The car started. and she sat silent.
with her hand still upon his. as they
went on to her fathers house.