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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
Gunnison, February 0, 100;

0uihsohs EcoruhIy " ASVo.
Dear Mary
Guess will curl up by the FIRE and
write letters. Rather cold out today,
and fire feels good. Got new sup
ply Of coal from Henry Purifiers Bald
win mine. Only cost $3.50 a ton.
Wonder il there isn't . shortage in
somebody's home around Baldwin way.
heard Sid Jones and Bert Sales, each
hauling q huge load Of coal, tipped
over yesterday. 'Spose ought to be
ashamed for laughing.
Have been looking over the annual
spring, crop of catalogs-clething and
garden varieties. Am planning on Q
new suit this spring, and . new hat
to match. Our miliiner, Mrs. La N.
Rogers, this week bought the Yule
building on Main street. and is going
to turn It into big hat and suit es-
tablishment.
Wonder il there will be fiFe sale
in millinery, at Crested Butte. Heard
Clara Browns millinery store there
was badly damaged by fire this week.
And, l am going to have some gar
den and chickens. too. A. w. Mergel-
man got in new strain of Plymouth
Rock hens for his lola ranch this week,
and maybe can get some from him.
viii have to go after them myself,
because il Jack gets that far, ne will
be sure TO take q run over to Vulcan
to look up the latest news in mining.
n. c. kelleher made q big strike in
the Golden Link down there the other
day. He'll be q millionaire one of
these days. He was in town Saturday
with his little girl, Mae.
And M. o. Waterman and son also
struck It big in their mine, the Gold
King, in Mcintyre guich. oh, there'll
be lots of mines making good soon.
Went to funeral yesterday. Tom
Walsh, section foreman, was killed
by freight coming down from Crest
ed Butte. His cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Maltin Donnelly, came down from the
section house at Parlin to attend.
Old Doc Stork and that scamp of 9
/ Dan Cupid, seem to have left the coun-
try. Maybe the racket the newly or.
ganized orchestra makes while prac-
tic;ag, scared them both Off. Leon Ga.
vette is violinist, A. ID. Smith plays
the flute; H. F. Lake Jr., the piano and
Vim. Coombs, the cornet. They're
going to furnish music for the st. Pat.
rel; ball.
Jack brought home the mail while
ago. He received card from John f
Brothers, who is in California, saying
he is going on to Cuba for a visit.
We take the Denver Times, and
see there is lively contest on for ths
most popular young lady in Colorado
Miss Pearl Strouse is the only Gunni
son girl entering.
! You ought to see my boy dolling up
He is going out to the Lee Lehman
ranch to a dance tonight, being givel
for Emmett Miller, who is leaving fo
(, Lawrence, Kansas.
! It is nice when>the neighborhood cal
get together once In while. Obi,
City folks turned out the other nigh
to help s. M. Harrington celebrate hi
I 10th birthday. suppose the next BIZ
gathering will be Mr.. and Mrs. Tark
ington's golden wedding. They hav
been married nearly fifty years.
Must close now. The boy wants hi
supper early SO he can go to the de
pot to say good by to Charley Biebel
Jr, who is leaving for Mexico.
Will tell you more news next weel
\ Sincerely, AGNES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
FRIENDS SURPRISE MRS: RucK

Saturday being the birthday of
Mrs. VIM. Ruck, large number of
her lady friends decided to remind her
Of the fact, SO piling into the England
sleigh, and armed with the '"makin's"
for a sumptuous luncheon, the jolly
party swooped down on Mrs. Ruck
and surprised her. A most enjoyable
time was spent visiting. Needless TO
say, the guest of honor received all
kinds of good wishes that she may
celebrate many more birthdays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
CONTRIBUTIONS WERE GENER-
GUS IN SEAL CAMPAIGN

Judge C. H. Stone, chairman Of the
local committee Of the Tuberculosis
Association of Colorado, recently sent
a check for $106,to the state chairman.
This amount represents all the tuber-
culosis stamps sold in the county ex-
cept Crested Butte and purchases by
mail order direct, which were consider
able.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

In cutting rnisins or candied peel
rub butter on the chopping knife TO
keep It from becoming sticky.
Rinse all pieces Of paroffin when
taken from the Jelly and PUT them In
60 an old coffee pot kept for that
purpose. When ready to use. melt
the parafiip and pour over the new
js.lly. This saves another dish and
noihing could be more convenient for
pouring.
When food Is burnt ON = granite or
aluminium dust q thick coating Of
soda over the bottom of the dish
aud cover with cold water. Let stand
for a few hours. then remove all the
deposit. using steel wool. II II Is not
all removed. repent with Ahe soda.
Brass beds. Tenders and andirons
may be kept bright by washing In
luke warm water In which little
murIatic acid. ave drops to quar-,
has been added: this removes any
dark stains: rinse well and rub with
sweet oil, then polish with chamoiss
skin.
Asparagus, green beans. or peas
II left from dinner. may be washed
and drained from the sauce and pse'!
In a salad, thus nothing Is wasted
Make your own card index. adding
to II from day to day. Have set Of
cards with recipes using bits of left
over food; for example. cupful OF
cooked tomato-what can beslone witt
it--tomafo rarebit. see cook book page
-. Spanish toast. see note bool
Noe Three and So on. at a glance nj
= card one can decide what recipe
will fit the food 10 be used and til,
taste Of the family or persons to be
served.
An index Of this kind will be tn.
growth of years and will prove of In
estinnbIe value, for one can never
carry ~ one small head all the things
useful to know sbout leftovers OF
small amounts. Of food wisely used
N..l hl~4 ~s4Q
Miss Blanche johnson of Sapiner
arrived nm the train TUESDAY, eyeninp
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

ing the roots and .
wealth Of beautiful
blossoms WILL be put
forth. Coffee grounds
worked into the earth
around palms and ferns
will keep the eartll
sweet and will tighten
the sail
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

Remember to attend the American
Legion picture show-"Cardigan" to-
night, 1.-THE 9th) at the Unique. It's
for worthy cause. and it's going 70
be good show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

The eolsmas Of the "WoSsas's Page"
are opea to az oHy ladv readsss, wAo
soy Of sstevestisg .sDs. hessshoad es-
peIenees that p.sy help Others, esoksae
recipes, club and social doixgs, and any
good original stovy that scs ess ssse.
Let's get together asd make this page
the rery best part Of the paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
hoUsehoLo hiMrs

Pour hot coffee into the saucers Of
your geranium plants often; II very
hot IL cools before reach
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

Mrs. Grace LeJune and mother, Mrs,
Mary Williams departed for Denver
Tuesday evening of this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09

GBNEf8a1
6: ,s.,: y w.:.... N..:p.R.. r.,sAl

-fhs maa VITO vins 10 an average man
Not buift on any peculiar plan.
Mot bless With any peculiar luck.
Sust steady and earnest and fun Of
p1uek~
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
Nun w. ~s.o

Miss Blanche johnson of Sapinero
arrived on the train Tuesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
The Ranshuoman
Says

She speaks her mind ON many
things. She will have some-
thing interesting to say from
week to week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-02-09
Shall We Have A County Ageat'
II Not-Why Net!

To have. or not to have. that is the
question:
VIII IT be better for our farm. Ia
struggle
Alone. and paddle our own canoe.
Or hire an agent to help get rid OF our
troubles.
In hopes that he can end them---To hir.
All me; 20 on and hire and perchance
The heart.ehes. and the thousand
Farmers are heir to-'tis n consumma-
tion
Devouily to be wished for. To hire. OF
mire
To mirei and lose our LANDAU.
There's the rub.
with no wise hand to guide us. wha,
things may come
IL We Alfalfa plant wrong time OF moon
Then have NO hay. There's. one trouble
with Q County Agent near to consult
Ny his advice. the hay might thrive;
He'd earn his salary if he but
Saved the crops OF ONE who did NOT
know
just when to plant and how TO SOW
Or disc, or harrow! Who will help us
Who lack that knowiedge-a fearful
To live in dread OF harvest time
With uudeveloped grain from whose
viii come no monetary return.
Help us To cultivate what land we have
A failure might make towards OF us all
And put to night all our ranch am.
bittons.
To hire. or mire?
An me: go on and hire.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Riverside

The monthly meeting OF the
Friends church will be held Nednes-
day evening after prayer meeting.
The Knowlton Heights 7. I. \.
met Friday afternoon n the school
house. they enjoyed 4 short program
and decided 10 hold 4 box social al
the school house Dee. p. \ pro-
gram IS being prepared and a prize
viii be given 10 the most popular
young lady
Miss Ellen Mcintyre underwent
an operation for appendicitis iis--
day a, the Nazerine hospital in Mani
pa
Miss Bonnie Mulch is in school
again after being absent Tor two
weeks
Mr.. Albert Mutch is building 4
cow barn on Miss Scully's ranch.
The Bible class will meet al the
church for Bible study Friday even
ing
There will be I special meeting OF
the Missionary society az the Ames-
bury home Thursday afternoon 10
perfect all arrangements and tag arii-
Giles for the bazaar. All articles
should be brough; Tor sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. McCluskey
and daughter Marie and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o Edwards attended the
christening OF Marina Rose McGar.
raugh and Albert Henry McCluskey
at the Presbyterian church in Cald,
! well Sunday and were entertained
AZ the r. ". Kingston home.
Mrs. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Ames
bury and daughter. Bee. were en-
,ertained al the DR.. HUMPHREYS home
lin Caldwell Saturday.
All remember the oyster Suppei
program and bazaar to be held a
the Riverside school Saturday after
noon and evening. December -.
w. 4. Larrance and Sam Moln
tyre left on Thursday, by auto. OF
a sight seing tour in western Ore
gon.
Mrs. r. d. Emerson shinned he
turkeys to La Grande. selling then
Tor Is cents per pound.
We are glad to have the Armhel'
family here again. They moved Il
from Emmett last week. adding lou
new pupils TO our school.
Our road boss, Mr.. Otto Schaiiei
has a crew OF men crawling IN
road by the church. this road ha
been almost impossible for the ma
man in wet weather.
Mr.. F. d. Emerson lett Wednes
day Tor Baker. Oregon. TO look ate
+ his business interests there.
Mrs. c. A. Rohrer entertained I'll
L. J. Roberts family for Sunday dir
ner.
Mrs. II. b. Macy. Mrs. Lawrcnc
and Mrs. Williams visited relatives
Nampa. Middleton and Star last wecl
Mr.. Paul Kelly OF Nampa is stay
ing with his aunt. Mrs. Emerson
while Mr.. Emerson is in Baker.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14

Tuesdays OF each month Meetings
VIII be held in private home during
the cold weather. The next meet
ing viii be December Is. az the Chas
GuiiicksOn home
Don't forget =. 7. A. Friday night
at the school house. \ good pro
gram has been arranged.
Mrs II. W Arnett. Basil and Mad
cline Arnct; and Hilda Fins,rom were
Caldwell visitors Saturday.
Ar,ie and Georgia Newport and
Ivan Durnil spent the week end 1t
their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. ". Post and
family were Caldwell visitors Sa,ur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Levcrton. Bcu-
ford and Violet Leverton were din
ncr guests Sunday at the {. O. Cot
fey home.
Mrs. \. F. Dunn and children
visited several days last week with
relatives in Nampa
l. J. Durnil was a business visitor
in Caldwell Saturday.
Mrs. s. c. Tucker visited Friday
afternoon at the Mrs. Mary Smart
home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Sebree were
Caldwell visitors Monday.
!. J. Durnil and Charlie Cloud
were business visitors nj Parma Tues
day
Mrs. r. d. Sebree motored 20 Roise
/ Wednesday with Caldwell friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vain IRE the parent.
OF a baby boy born. December 10.
Dorothy Galley was 4 dinner guest
/ Sunday at the 4. w. Andrews home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pri;chard an,
family and Mrs John Galley lef'
for Wendell Saturday. Mrs. Galley
I expects to remain over Christina
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pri,chard will re.
turn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Andrews ans
| Iohn and Miss Smith motored tS
Roswell Friday night and attended
| the college minstrel show.
Mrs. Jane Andrews visited las
week at the A. w Andrews home.
Orville Hartman has installed
radio in his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd and son wer'
Caldwell visitors Tuesday.
The Bales children are not i'm
proving as well as could be expected
The baby has an abscess on his neck
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Judd am
son visited Sunday afternoon n tn
4 10. +. Hartman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Tucker wer
Parma visitors Tuesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Lake View

There was large crowd gathered
AT the Lake View community hall
Friday night and organized the Cald-
well club, committee is Fred Nagle
Iohn Walker. Fred Dibber. Mrs. Bert
Bailey aud Mrs. Dick Crouch. the
committee gathered at the Crouch
home TO draw up the by laws.
Mrs. s. d. Grammer has returned
home from the general hospital where
She has been seriously i'll but is mrch
improved now.
Mrs. Bert Bailey visited with Mrs.
S d. Grammer Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Herder's sale was well at
tended Wednesday. Glen and Mrs.
Herder will leave soon for Oregon
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. R. Mailman VS.
tied with Mrs. Waltmans parents. MIR
and Mrs. w. l.. Gibbons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Shaw anc
little son were Caldwell visitors Mon
day.
;lv were Sunday dinner guests oil Mr.
and Mrs. ]. J. Miles.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. }
/ Miles last THURSDAY. The mex
meeting will be held at Mrs. K. X
Bowers home. two weeks from las
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Greenleaf News

Rev. Joseph Smith concluded his
meetings Sunday evening They have
been in progress since Thanksgiving
and have been well attended and at
prohicd hV his powerful sermons.
Many were definitely blessed lie
departed Monday for Nampa where
he will conduct and all day meeting
before going to his home ln Cali
f0rnia.
Mr. Morcland OF Caldwell made
a business trip 10 Grceulcai Wednes-
Mir and Mrs. Oysicrcamp moved
TO the south OF Wilder last week.
Edgar Rhodes returned from Nc
Call Thursday where he has been tor
4 few days.
Rev and Mrs. Knight OF Wilder
attended the meetings here several
DAYS OF las, week
The lyccum number given las.
Wednesday evening by Mr.. Ford was
unusually entertaining and interest
ing lie demonstrated how the ouiia
board IS operated and many tricks
generally obscure from the public
Sehurn Harris and daughters. Ma
bic and Merle OF Kuna. spent SUNDAY
in Crecnlcai. Mrs Cooking returned
home with them.
Mrs. NJ. O. prcssnaN has been
quite sick for several weeks bat Is
improving.
Rev. and Mrs Rice OF Caldwell
spent Sunday in Grcenleai.
Frank Herlockcr and Sidwcll Dbl
lon departed Tuesday Tor Iowa. Mr.
Herlocker will spend a few weeks Wis
iting his father who is not very well
Mr.. Dillon will spend the winter
visiting relatives.
c J. Antrim. C. l.. Armstrong
10. IA. Rice. I. II. Winslow and r
F.. Deane attended the sale at Pickle
Butte Tuesday.
Rev. White OF Nampa attended
the meetings in Greenleaf Sunday.
The road east OF Pipe Clutch q
being graveled.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoffman and
Miss Gail Baldridee made \ trip 10
Caldwell last week and attended the
piano recital given by Miss Minnie
Hoffman.
A large crowd attended the Christ
mas bazaar given by the Matrons
Guild last Thursday evening.
Mrs. NJ. T. kirkpatrick has left
for Portland. Oregin, where she Will
make short visit and from there
She will 60 TO Los Angeles. where
She will be Joined by her sister. Mrs.
Lon. OF Pontiac. Illinois, after few
weeks visit there they will go on
an excursion trip to the Orient and
make trip around the world. They
expect to be gone year or more.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Parma Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson ad son. Dale
attended the College OF Idaho nm
strcl show at Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilson and son.
Toe made a trip 10 Boise last week
and attended the Shrine circus.
Mrs. George Davis underwent an
operation for the removal OF her ton
sis last week.
Miss Myrtle Leigh visited in On
tario on Sunday OF last week.
Miss Della Moline entertained a
number OF her friends at her home
on Monday evening of last week
Games were played during the even
irr and at late hour rcireshmeni.
were served.
Mr.. Earl Powers and mother. Mrs
Anna I.aude and Mrs. Kate vii
liams autocd to Boise on Monda.
OF last week.
A large crowd OF Parma people
attended the Elks ball in Caldwell
Wednesday night.
s. L. Burnett spent several day
OF last week in Boise. assisting hi
brothers with their annual sale a
the Burnett shoe store IN that city.
Ms. G.. G.. Person spent Thursda,
visiting friends at Notus.
+. C. Johnson left "Wednesday Of
business trip TO Portland.
The members OF the Westminstc
Guild met at the home OF Miss Bald
ridge with Miss Minnie Hoffman an
Mrs. L. c. Fisk. assistant hosiesSe!
last Tuesday evening. \ larg
number was present and many nc
articles for the bazaar were brough
to the meeting Refreshments wer
served at the close OF the evening
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
THE JUDGE REVIEWS THE
LESSON

Continued From Page p
Roman dungeon. The probabilities
are tina, the Roman magistrates were
inccnscd against the apostles Tor the
same reason that angcrcd the owners
Of the dcmcnicd girl. These owners
were Obliged 90 pay the magistrate
well Tor the license 90 exploit their
charge So the apostles found them
selves in prison because they broke
no an casy-moncy combination among
phihppian gangsicrs. Like many a
promoter OF our time. they were in
icresicd only in profits. not IN the
moral question as 20 how the money
was made. or who suffered in the
process. Knight here Is where most
OF our difficulties IN society begin.
As long as profits shall be ihegovern-
ing passion of oar money getters.
90 the exclusion OF the morality ct
the process. SO long will this same
phillipan scene lind It's sequel in every
generation
"Mr Bryan. in his famous lecture.
The Prince OF Peace. spoke on this
very issue he said.
Nearly all our controversies and
combais arise from the fact that we
are trying to get something from each
other There will be peace when our
aim is 10 do something for each other.
Our enmities and animosities arise
from our efforts to get as much as
possible out OF the world. There
will he peace when our endcavor is
TO put as much as possible into the
world. Society will take an immcas-
urable step toward peace when it
estimates oa person By his output
rather than By his income, and gives
he crown OF its approval to the one
who makes the largest contribution
to the welfare OF all
Now you have heard what con
ccivc TO be the real task OF Christ
IAN missions AT NNutN anu .A''~"N'
Our business is 10 think in terms OF
output. and TO give the place OF
honor TO him whose service to his
fellows is his distinguished trait
The apostle Paul stated the thing
conciscly when he wrote. Look not
every man on his own things. hn'
.. every man also on the things OF
others. This was written TO the church
At Philppi where he suffered sucf
narrowing experiences. But he sans
and prayed his way OF the Philippiar
Jail and won his jailer to the caus'
OF Christ.
"The Philippian jailer iremblingl.
put the question which justine
S Christian missions the world around
5 What must ! do to be saved'' AM
20 that question there is but on
y answer. the apostolic one. 'Believ
on the Lord Jesus Christ. and tho
Il shalt be saved, and thy house
10 Christian missions only can save tn
I world its difficulties
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14

Charlie Cloud took dinner sun
day a. the !. J. Durnil home.
Hilda Fins,rom was an over night
guest Friday OF Madeline Arneit
The music club IS busy prac;icing
their cantaia, The Angel and the
Star" which will be given in the
church Sunday night December ,.
The grange met Friday night az
the A. f. Dunn home. IL was de
c;ded 10 meet on every first and third
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14

Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yenson OF the Gem
district were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maggie.
6qrq pue s9uof 6IIeH SIN pur IV
returned to their home ut Baker. Ore
con. they have been visiting with Mrs.
Toness parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Upton.
A. L. Klinginsmiih was Cald-
we'll business visitor Monday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Ten Davis

Mrs. 5. X. Collins. OF Nampa Wis
tied Friday and Saturday with rcla-
tives in Ten Davis.
Georgia Newport was a dinner
guest Sunday ~ the A. w Andrews
home.
DR.. w. J. Boone preached Sun
day at the Lower Boise church.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Amt 1t Cute'

Blake: Zones is one of those men
who have a mean sense OF humor."
Drake: "Yes. he's as bad as the
prison warden who put tack on the
electric chair"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-12-14
Twentieth Century Statistics

Visitor: What's the death rate
in this town?
Resident: about two per auto
mobile"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-25
Fed Ms,kly fueLlss
Pin helules fsuck,
Al Tractor,

I'VE have received many inQuirie,
asking II the Ford Weekly Pur.
chase Plan included only passenger
cars" Monte Vista Motor Car Co.,
local Ford dealer said today.
In reply TO these we wish to say
that the Ford Motor company has
arranged 1t SO that the plan in
cludes also the purchase Of Ford
Trucks and Fordson Tractors.
Many a business man operating
small establishment has seen the
need Of . truck for speeding up
his hauling and delivery services and
to most modern requirements, but
has refrained from making the pur-
chase because Of the outlay neces-
sary to be taken from his busin ess
1t the start.
He may now purchase q truck
on the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan
by setting aside each week q small
amount toward the truck.
Within . short time he will have
the truck and with the service 1t
will render he will be better able
to build up and expand his business
with profits increasing accordingly.
And the same thing applies to
the farmer who is desirous of motor
transportation for his products to
the city and who wishes to put his
farm on a better paying basis by
the use Of the Fordson tractor.
Under the Ford Weekly Purchase
Plan he can attain both these de-
sires within 4 surprisingly short
period OF time and In 20 doing place
his farm on an efficient operating
system which will not only enable
him to produce his crops more
economically. but which will permit
him to deliver them TO the markets
more quickly and At less cost.
The Ford Weekly Purchase
Plan takes in all Ford products.
cars. trucks and tractors and makes
the way for the ownership Of any
Of these Necessities easier than ever
before"