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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-11-09

aEa,.naej from Last Week.
Onice of County Marshal
Jackson County
Harvey {. Hoffman, Marshal
Kansas City, Mo.
March IL, 1918.
Mr. Nm Marshall,
g5l0 Agnes Ave.
C.y,
Dear S.r.
Your name appears on our books
n. member OF the Marshais he
serves.
Thu. purpose Of this organization is
g., me protection of our homes and
industries while our country is at war.
No nave a fne organization of home
gu,r5s here. splendidly differed and
FrIIsped with modern rifles and ma
r6ire guns. who will respond prompt
N when necessary.
Realizing that the Marshals Re-
seryee are composed of business men,
mechanics. farmers and sportsmen
who could not we'll afford to spend
several days and nights perhaps in
doing patrol duty, it is my intention
to utilize their services only in an
emergency where they can respond
and give relief until the equipped
home guards can arrive.
| believe in this manner we are
thoroughly prepared to Immediately
handle any situation that may pre-
sent itself.
thank 70 ufor your ready response
andn feel sure | can depend upon you
in ans case where the enemies of our
government may give trouble in this
locality.
Very truly yours,
HARVEY C. HOFFMAN,
HCH FS County Marshal.
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
$40 Post Office Building
Kansas City, Mo.
July Z, 1922.
National Cereal Mills Service,
?. O. Box 1858,
Kansas City, Missouri.
Gentlemen:
| am in receipt of your letter en-
closing report of your Investigator in
Minneapolis.
thank you for this information.
Very truly yours,
w. EBERSTEIN
Marshall Eberstein
MIC Special Agent in Charge
There Must Be Something in a Name.
The Board of Avon, queried: what
Is IN name?" The Labor Crushing
detective Agency made pretty good
use OF names and changed them about
as often as the sailor trims his sails.
The operative by virtue of his op-
elations, especially when working two
.ChentS' at one and the same time
lot his own profit as will be shown
later.
However, the Leopard never changes
hs spots nor his habits of prey.
The letters showing the changes in
names Of the firm, but the same own
eTShip are as follows:
- July 20, 1921.
DIR. Ghas. Wolff. Jr.,
Wolff Packing Co.,
topeka, Kansas.
Dear Sir:
r ms will introduce to you Mr.. A. j.
tspllh my partner in both The Mar
s Sail Service and The Gate City
We wish to advise you that we re-
teNea your letter of the 9th, asking
lo . certain information, and will adj
use you that this information will be
easy 10 get and we will instruct our
operative to send in reports concern
ing this at once.
for your further information will
safe g'e that if you will place three more
9 b our Operatives to work in your
rant that we will guarantee to
oieak the Union in Topeka within the
!. ninety days and we will smash
i up so that it will be several years
20 they will attempt to reorgan-
re. .1t' The report from our Operative
ma, Ia' The logical time has arrived for
i iq1 10 break this local and it will be
~ 91.' Judgment on your part if you do
roI spend a little money to put this |
-.t mace to Your business in a position
"lefe 1t is helpless.
me main object of Mr.. Esplin's
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-11-09
DIXON * HARRIS

UNION TAM SERVICE.
nas and Night Service.
We Have Added Two New Iars.
IS East Main Street, Champaign.
tall 1854.
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Meets First and Third "Wednesday,
7sS0 L. NJ lahar Han.
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JAS. s. ~ son. n. Il.
~ v Elm street. Ulaana- 5-Sii2
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Professional
Directory

PHYSICIANS ANp SURGEONS
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ITO be Continued
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09

pinas y Sud America para aconsejar las
eentaias de las inversiones al capital
anericano.
Dos importantes companies america
mas poseen va extensas plantaciones en-
e. oriente. La Compafiia de gonna de
To- Estados Unidos cultiva en- la actua-
lead mas de 100000 acres y la Good
year tiene tamhi6n en- production mas
de so,Ooo pero ambas operan en- suelo
brltanico.
Ell promoter de esta asamblea, Fires
tone mcstrose satisfecho del resultado
de la misma, aseguranao que cuando
Ia proyectada association de consumido-
.e3 este constituida, quedaran definiti-
vamente eliminadas las difcuItades que
anora sc originan apenas la Gran Bre
taiia moaifica caprichosamente las Ia
rifas de la gonna en- bruto.
ST los Estados Unidos desean obte-
rer una absolute Independence econo-
mica, debe tener complete dominic de
Lag primeras materias para sus indus
tlias. FL carbon, Ell hierro Ell algodon
Sc prcducen actualmente en- los Esta-
dos Unidos en- cantidad mas que suf-
ciente para atender las necesidades del
pals.
Con un srrhinistro permanente de go
ma en- manos americanas, no nos we're
mos precisados a recurrir una naci6n
extraIa para mantener nuestras indus
tfias en- el mayor grado de forecimien-
tc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09

WASHINGTON, MARIO s. Impor-
tantes manufacturers y fabricantes re
!ac-onados con Ia indu3tria del automo-
vii, estAn decididos q invertir varios
millcnes de dolares en- las plantacione3
Ge Sud America Filipinas, con Ell
iroposito decidido de arrebatar Ing.a
terra e. monopolio de IA production de
gonna en- brute.
Los representatives de las principales
frlnas reunidos en- Washington para es
tudiar la dificil situaci6n creada por
Las rsstricciones introducidas por ell go
bierno britanico en- la industria auto
movi!ista, han hecho interesantes de-
claraciones en- este sentido.
Henry Ford, dehiSa-nente representa-
Go en- esta asanbIea como Ell mayor
eonsumidor de Coma primer manufac
surero del mundo, ha ofrecido $50 0Oo,-
600 para llevar a cabo este plan.
Harve7 s. Firestone multi,ninonario
J fabricante de llantas de automobiles,
esta tambian decidido a invertir Guam
tiosas srmas en- ell cultivo de caucho.
Is cosa descartada que los principa.
les capitalists que fomentaran las
plantacicnes en- Filpinas y Sud Ameri-
ca, estan todos recluta6cs entire las. II
las de los industria.es relacionados con
IA fabrication y ventas de automobiles.
Firestone, que ha aido Ell promoter
de esta asamblea de industriales en
Washington, tiene proyectada otra en-
Betroit dentro de un plazo de sesenta
dias, en- Ia que Sc procedera a la cons
t.trci6n de una organization permanent
to cuya raz6n social sera 'Asociac:on
Ge consumidores de gonna americanos.' =
Aunque la niencionada asociaci6n no
smprenderfa por 81 nisma las planta-
clones, caucheras, haria sin embargo
una activa campana para interesar a
los capitalists del pals a que licieran
inversiones en- el negocio.
Firestone conferenciara detenidamen
te sobre ests esrzso con Ell personal tee
nsco del departments de agriculture
comercio antes de prcceder la con
yoeaci6n de Ia pr6xima conferencia.
a. ministro do agriculture wallace
cree que las plantaciones de caucho
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
cualquier lanzador.


Huho buenas jugadas en- ell campo
por parte de Ndfez, Ramiro, March
y E. santaela del Colectiva, G1ulo,
Fabrega, Llompart, Juan y Manuel An
dino del Caribbean.
Esta de enhorabuena la novena "Co-
sectiva" ror haber conseguido la COO
peracion de los sres. Luis SantaelIa y
Armando Meiias, entusiastas admirado
res de este deporte, que desean trans
formar el "Colectiva', hoy novena de
segunda clase, en- un formidable team,
que tornado por elementos j6venes pue
Ga medir sus fuerzas con otros de pri-
mera clase.
A continuation damos el score de
este rehidisimo encuentro:
ooLEcTIvA Ill 020 300
CARIBBEAN OIL o01 100
oRONISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
DEPORTIY4S
FJUEGo" QUE STRIVE DE PRACTT-
CA A LOS MUcHACHos DEL "Ro-
YAl CORD DE- AGUIRRE

FL Royal Ccrd derrota al "Fortu-1a
Machine Shop con un score de 10 a
s, en- Ell sexto inning, despues de haber
"explotadc" tres pitchers, y desorga-
nizar Ell fin-feld', pues la primera
Sc retro de su base, secundandole Ia
segunda. Esto fu6 un Waterloo para
los muchachos del Fortuna. GNo reco-
nocera ei Fortuna que es ''buche y
pLu.na" para nuestros muchachos?
oDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
.coLEoT1vA VS.. CARIBBEAN

E. domingo 4 del actual, Sc nev6 a
sfecto en- la magnifca hga del Hip6-
otcIn7 de la San Juan Racing Club, I'm
interesanse desafio entire las novenas
aIltes mencionadas. Aoudieron I'm con-
siderable namero dc adniradores de
ambos teams, los cue prestaron una
meta de algeria entusiasmo dicho
suego. Demas esta decir que este fu6
'luchadisimo por las. dos parties y aua.
que al final el Coiectiva, antes Pratco,
Sc llev6 la victoria, no obstante los ju-
gadores del Caribbean salieron altamen
70 satiSfechos de la discipline y buen
eonportsmiento de sus contrincantes.
Puede decirse que el Collective desde
q principle del juego, cuando anot6 su
frimera scarzera, venia dispuesto ha-
Ger expsotar por bueno Que fuera, a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09

pcdr-an inic.arse cen reaultado favora-
blc Gentr9 del Ii14lte continental de
los Estados Uniaos.
FL departamento de comercio essa
Ievando a. cabo una esccupulosa inves-
tigaci6a sobre las condolences de Fill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
La tragedia de Ward Island
tDe o.ghe New York Times,'y

Habiase sabido desde hace tempo
cue 81 el hospital del estadO en- Ward
island Sc incendiaba habria una terri
bic p6rdida de vidas. Ell edifcio era
antique inadecuado para su objeto.
Estaba excesivamente lleno de asilados.
Era defciente la protection contra in
ccndios. Ell personal para luchar con es
tos en- toda la isla constable solamente
tie once llonibres y estos tenian I'm ma
terial anticuado que emplear. Mas toda
via, llevaban cabo tareas diarias de
otIa indole, y en- case de alarma ten
irfan que acu6ir de diferentes parties
de La isla la estaci6n de bombas. Era
evidente que no estarian en- posici6n
6e hacer frente a un incendio impor
tante. De consiguiente habia habido
INA inteligencia con las autoridades de!
Ia ciudad para que 81 algo acontecia Ell
vapor John F. Brennan llevaria refuer-
EOS desde Ell muelle de Ia Gale veinti-
aeis Este. FL DR.. Heymann, superinten-
Gente del hospital, frecuentemente mani
festaba q. Ia existencia en- Ward Island
era una constante vigilancia contra Ell
incendio. Era Ell case de no hallarse Ell
estado la altura de sus responsabili-
dades, sin preparation para proteger
los infortunados asilados del hospital
y sus empleados.
En- la madana del domingo antes de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
Henry Ford ofrece $50, 600, 90 pa
ra plantaciones en- Sur-America

LA MAYoRTA DE LOS EABRICAN
TEs DE AUTOMOBILES REUNIDos
EN- WASHINGTON APORTARAN
CUANTIoSAs sUNAs CON ESTE
OBJETO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09

empleados, veintid6s de los locos furio
sos perecie-on quemados y tres enfer
n,eros perdieron tambien la vida. El
aecho sorprendente es que las desgra-
cias no hayan sido mas. Sc da como
causa del incendio una ruptura de los
slambres el6ctricos. Los bomberos de
Ia ciudad llegaron la isla en- tempo
de tomar parte en- la labor de saliva
mento, pero cruzaron Ell rio en- peque-
nos botes y con material apresurada-
niente reunido.
La esponsabilidad por Ia inexisten-
cia de un edificio a prueba de incendio
para manicomio, debe ser asumida por
las autoridades del estado. Tenfan bas-
tante indicaciones de la situaci6n Ere
cuentemente Sc abord6 la question de
mejorar la situacion en- Ward Island,
pero Siempre hubo neglicencia. La YER
dad es que Ward Island fue descuidada.
Ell superintendent habia puesto en- CO.
nocimiento de gobernadores legisla-
turas los peligros de un incendio en- ell
hospital, sin resultado. En- la Ultima
semana misma habiase solicitado del
gobernador Smith que hiciera algo. Lo
Cue ahora debe hacerse es construir
man1comios a prueba de incendio para
les dementes. Sin retardo deberfan ha-
cerse las consignaciones necesarias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-09
FL mas yafoso regalo para su hOgar ' .
mayer encantO para su faniia

mayer encantO para Su fanlllIa
puede cOnsegnr llenando ell cup6n
vera emendOO baio sObe personalmente
Il Ia administration de HPUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO".
Con m0dica rebra usted la Revisa PUERTO RI
ILUSTRADO" ademas hermOsOs Ii
bros de los autOres pOrtOrriGuehOs.
Anualmente pubicaran contenendO los
prosa Dentro de tempo sea used
huen numerO de exquisite
de los mas eos trabajos de los teratO del pals Tendra
hogar la muestra de cultnra beo delete
espritu.
forta suscrbrse proIOngara
prmero de Fehrero Marco Abr Mayo
Juno Julio para ternars en- igus fech del p0xmo ao
81 que perdcr Op0rtunidad ene hoy mismo
cup6p remitalo $5.5G.
.~unr u ""an - r a - ~ %
Administration de PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO".
P, O. Box S45, San JUAN Puerto Rico.
A1ic e remto $780, a n de que
IA Ravista "PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO" durante
Darir del prirnero de 1928 hasa ell prime
PORToRRIQUESos Ia siguente direction:
ea'e ..--,-< - -
cindad -. Pals
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(...Efl1r'l2kE.

Edifieio construido expresamente para
aotei. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con bano, Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberfa Y cuanto
requiere el Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.0O $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubier.o s. 90
SAN JOSE No. 12
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Una carta interesante
San Juan. P. r.
Enero 8. 1928.
srcs- wyman Shine

Srcs- Wyman b Shine
San Juan, P. r.
Muy Sres. mios:--
Creo conveniente que Ell pIblico se-
pa que la Pepsina, Ruiharbo del sr.
Bosque de la Habana, que Uds. repre-
sentan, es un excelente preparado para
Ia dyspepsia y desordenes intestinales.
He sido siempre refractario toda
publicidad pero sufriendo a veces de
una defectuosa asinilaci6n debido sin
duda la labor que me he impuesto, he
probado ell prepaTado del Or. Bosque y
les conieso que sus resultados me han
sido muy satisfactorios.
Deseo que otros en- iguales circuns.
tancias puedan obtener el nismo bene-
1icio usando tan recomendable prepa-
rado.
Soy de Uds.,
Atentamente,
Teodoro MoscosO.
Presidente de la
Porto Rico Drug Co.
Advt-
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H() T E:.I. S
DALEARE.S

AREcTBo, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca
sa, Colraado Y Restaurant FL msjor de
Arecibo. sitiO para sutom6viies anexo
Al Hotsi.
Pedro oRPI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
Rotary Club Will
Motor to Grand Junction


Continued from First Page)
presented by the speaker Monday,
which were intently listened to by
those present even though the
closing hour of one o'clock slipped
fifteen minutes over time.
Arrangements were further out
lined toward taking the bunch to
Grand Junction next week Friday and
Saturday, where Western Slope Ro-
tary celebration by the clubs Of the
Junction Montrose, Delta, Paonia and
Gunnison will be held. It looks now
as tho the attendance at this would
approach 100 per cent from Gunnison.
Besides Mr.. Moynihan, other guests
noted at the luncheon Monday were,
Districh Attorney Burgess and Assist
ant, Ed Sherman of Montrose; John C.
Reagan Of Los Angeles, Ralph Allen
and H. C. Bartlett Of Gunnison.
The Rotary club has donated $1,000
for securing and framing picture of
Edwin Booth to give to the Mask and
Wig club at the college.
Two birthdays of club members on
May 21st were those Of E. NJ. Nourse
and Ashton Winslow. Instead of
flowers, Rotary buttons were present
ed, Grant Rutland making the present
alton address.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
Band Won Fame
on Denver Trip
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Continued from First Page)
State College. Everywhere one hear
the people speak of Gunnison and the
college. The Denver dailies published
photographs of the band and glowing
accounts Of their splendid musical
ability. The Denver Times published
the following:
"There were lots of crack musical
organizations appearing in programs
during Music Week for the News and
Times, but it is an established and
recognized fact that the efforts of the
thirty-six piece band from Gunnison
composed of students at the Western
State College and the Gunnison Coun-
ty High School, are resulting in the
sort of criticism to be envied by other
musical organizations appearing Music
Week.
"Ably directed by F. George DAM
son Of the Western State College the
band is one of the best in this part of
the country. 1t is composed of 30
80 players, including two young women
who play the trombone and cornet.
This band has entertained large crowds
ut the stand ut Sixteenth and Califor-
mia streets, and Fifteenth and Stout
streets. Thursday night their concert
at the Civic Center at the Big News
and Times event was roundly applaud
ed. Friday noon they played to u
thrilled crowd"
The only reason our band did not
win any prizes was because it devel-
oped that none were offered except
in the juvenile section. Director
Damson was one of the three judges
in this contest.
The band came home tired, but very
happy, having had a good time in
spite Of the hard work and rather un-
pleasant weather. Gunnison is proud
Of her fine bunch Of musicians. Toe
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
Death of A. F.
Cunningham Occurs

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to pay their last respects to the de-
ceased.
The death Of Mr.. Cunningham makes
four old-time residents of the valley
to answer the last call within few
weeks, J. c. Mckee, Ballard Coats,
Frank Lightley, and A. F. Cunningham.
Mr.. Cunningham is Survived by his
wife and son, to whom the deepest
sympathy is extended in their hour
of sorrow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

The Normal Book Store is moving
this week into new quarters in the cor
ner room Of the l. o. o. F. building,
Galleries are being built around the
sides and rear, so that much more
room will be available. As soon as
the book store moves out its present
location Mrs. Annie Trevarthen will
remove her Apparel Shop into the
north front on Main street, very
much more desirable location for her
expanding business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH

William l. Jones, Pastoor.
Service, Sunday, May 27 Memorial
Sunday.
II a M, Sermon and Worship
THE Prayer Of Despair"
8 p. M, Memorial Sunday services
under auspices Of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps. Sermon by the pastor.
9:45 a. m, School of Religion.
2 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Re-
ports from District Convention at
Paonia.
Monday. $50, Picnic Supper at
Wiseman's ranch, Of Adult classes and
Sunday school officers and teachers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
Trinity Sunday

Trinity Sunday
Masses Sunday at and 10 o'clock
Subject Of sermon at both Masses,
The Holy Ghost, the Teacher Of
Truth and the Giver Of Holiness"
Sunday evening devotions, Rosary
instruction and Benediction at 7:3O.
Week day Masses, 7:80 q m.
Friday evening devotions during
Nay ut 1850. The usual Sacred Heart
devotions next Friday, June LIST.
Catechism for children every Sun
day ct 1:30 and on Tuesday and
Thursday at l:16. p. M.
Special Memorial Mass next Wed
nesday, Nay 30th in the church at 9
.. N.
Instructions IN Religious Doctrines
for AL adults every Monday at tn
ReetoEy e 9 p n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
New Ford Agency
For GunnisOn

Henry A. Spenst, for two years
foreman for the Gunnison Motor Co.,
has taken over the Ford agency in
Gunnison, and announces that it will
be run independently from any other
garage in Gunnison. Mr.. Spenst Is
in Denver today, and phones News
Champion that further announcements
will be made Immediately upon his
return, as details are completed for
his assuming the agency, which the
Gunnison Motor Company no longer
retains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Mrs. Sine Sorrensen commenced
work Tuesday making number OF
Improvements on her residence here.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, will be
added. rooms replastered, connection
made with the sewer and plumbing in
stalled.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Intermittent alarm clocks were in.
vented because it was discovered that
a clock ringing but once failed man,
times to awaken people. 1t is no diff
ferent with advertising. Every-week
advertising is more effective than one
splurge and then long stop, says the
editor of the Littleton Independent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Information has been filed in the
district court by Frank Holt of Spen.
Ger, against John S. Whitney, accus-
ing him Of injuring him during the
trouble at school election time. Wheth-
er 1t will be tried at this session OF
district court is uncertain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

DR.. John C. johnson left yesterday
for Fruitvale to speak at commence
ment exercises, and DR.. ]. S. Ferris
went for the same purpose to Fruita,
Colo. DR.. Quiglcy left this morning
and will speak tonight at Appleton
commencement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Martin Wenger, postoffice inspect
or, came up from Grand Junction on
wednesday and went TO Crested Butte
on business yesterday. He has a
number Of Offices in this county to
look over during the next two days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Rev. A. Hilbig returned Wednesday
evening from the district conference
of Catholic priests at Grand Junction,
and after remaining over day with
Rev. Cotter, went up yesterday to his
parish at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Jos. McDermott returned Tuesday
from Denver driving handsome Buick
Sedan for Mrs. r. r. Williams of Gun
nison. Also, Mr.. and Mrs. F. George
Damson came in Tuesday in their fine
new four-passenger Buick Coupe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ls2o acres pasture land
near Waunita Park. All well
fenced into nix different pastures,
running watsr IN every pasture:
joins Spring Greek road. Good
cabin. Pfice 500 for the season.
Phone Theodore Slate, Doyleville or
4. ". HA0LER Colo. Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Mrs. Annie C. Jarvis returned thil
week from spending the winter witt
her son, Frederick f. Jarvis, at Lo.
Angeles, and went up to her ranci
property on East River.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

KODAKERS-Get me best in Kodak
Developing and Printing. Only
highest grade work. Developing,
10 cents roll Prints. = eents each.
Postals, 8 cents each. ~ hours
service. 9il
THE MITCHELL & ECBERS DRUG
CO., Canon City. Colo. N-H
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Miss Hazel Dollard came up from
Delta Wednesday and has taken
charge of the Western Union tele-
graph office at Gunnison for a month,
while Mrs. L. +. Pennington takes a
furlough Of that period. Mrs. Pen
nington left the same evening for
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Salida Mail
Mrs. J. d. Miller Of Gunnison is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Allie Windi-
ate. Mrs. Miller's son, ]. ]. Miller,
was elected state treasurer of the
Knights Of Columbus at the conven-
tion this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

much praise cannot be accorded Di-
rector Damson for his untiring efforts.
in turning out the finest musical or
ganization on the Western Slope-and
one Of the finest in the whole state Of
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

f. II. Mcdowell left yesterday for
Denver to bring in his new car for
taxi service in and around Gunnison
this summer The new car is seven
passenger Buick touring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday Church School, 9:45
Morning services, 1900
Tuesday, May 29th, at 8 o'clock p.
M, Bishop johnson will confirm and
preach. All are welcome.
Wednesday, the 30th, Holy Com
munion at o'clock q. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

1t is reported that j. N. Chappell
formerly operator on the third divi.
sion at Gunnison, died in hospital il
Texas Monday morning ut four O'Clock
following an operation for appendi.
citis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mullin of lola re.
Gently drove from Delta Dodge tour,
ing car purchased thru McDcrmott
Co. agency in Gunnison. The Mullin,
were in Gunnison Monday visiting rel
atives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-05-25

Mrs. Marvel Seago and little daugh
ter, of Louisiana, No., are guests a
the George Jayne home for a month
Mrs. Seago is a daughter Of Mrs
Jayne.