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The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11

Bucharest--A train travelling be-
tween Jassy and Pascani was stopped
by Fascist and all passengers of Jew
ish appearance were brutally beaten.
The tr;dn crew made no attempt to
shield the passengers.
Among those attacked was an Eng
lish Jew who has taken the matter
up with the English Embassay here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
LAWYER DROPS TILINGER
CASE AGAINST EDITOR
Unfrocked Rabbi Threatens to Sue
Literary Digest.
fJewish relefraphic Agency,

tJewish Teleeraphic Agency
New Orleans Judah Elfenbein-
Tillinger. the unfrocEed rabbi who con-
fcssed before Rabbinical court in
New York in February that he was un-
worthy of holding rabbinical office.
has entered suit against DIR. Mendel
Silber. rabbi. and editor of the Jew
ish Ledger" here, for the publication
in the Ledger of an account accusing
Tillinger of conserving under false
prctense with Christian Minister.
Tillingcr's suit against DR. Silber IL
In nbeyance. however. as the lawyer
whom the unfrocked rabbi retained as
counsel refused to handle the case any
further after "A conference with DIR.
Siller.
1t is understood that Tillinger has
left for New York to enter suit against
the Literary Digest for an account
Ing of his career published in March
Mr. Dawson, New York attorney, Is
said to have been retained by him ns
counsel for his suit against the Di-
gest.
The owners Of the Literary Digest
hnve not been informed of any suit
against them by Tillinger. who is said
10 have been involved as witness
against Hilsner in the famous Aus
tralian blood libel case.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11

The basement will contain n large,
well ventilated social room. with mOl-
ern Stage and dressing rooms on each
side. Connected with the social room
will he the Kitchen. ladies' rest room
and check room. Dinner for 700 guests
mny he prepared with the modern fa-
cilities of the kitchen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
The Council of Jewish
Women
Triennial to eliminate Council Mem
bership Drive.

SesAW
AS the 2O3 Sections of the Council
of Jewish Women meet for their first
meetings of the year. during the month
Of October. the outstanding work that
will relieve their attention is the
Councils membership drive. Each Sec
lion is planning to report n large in
crense to the Tenth Triennial Of the
Council when 1t meets in St. Louis ON
November 11th TO 10th. This mem
bcrship appeal was initiated in the
spring Of 1922, and Is being renewed
this fall under the direction Of Mrs.
Clarence f.. Mack Of New York City.
chairman Of the Triennial Membership
Campaign. and Mrs. William Loeb of
Providence. National Chairman Of the
committee ON extension.
Councils Religious Wsrk Before Pan
American Conference.
Anna Garlin Spencer. special lecturer
in Social Science. mt Teachers College.
Columbia University. will include
report Of the religious work OF the
Council of Jewish Women in her dis
cusslon of 1.-The Religious Work Of
Women In the United States before
the Pan-Americnn Auxiliary at WASH
ington. ID. G.. in October. Her discus
sion will refer to the Councils pub
lication@ Of "A Coarse OH Jewish Mu-
sic." It's study circles on Bible. Pray
er. Jewish History and related sub
jects: Its organisation of religious
schools. especially in cities and COM
munities where no congregation Is to
ie found: . religious work among
the deaf. and its special prnyer hook
for this group: its Observance Of an
annual Council -Sab,,ath. when the
Councils most prominent women In
every community occupy the pulpit Of
the Local synngog: and its publication.
"Tle Jewish Woman
Executive Secretary On Speailng 1elDf.
Es.eile NJ. SternberRer Of New York
City. National Executive Secretary Of
the Council of jewish Women, will adj
irerr limited number Of secfipns
previous to the st. Louis Triennial in
Novesier Her brief speaking tosff
will inciutle the cities OF Newark. n.
j.. Albany, n. Y. and Cleveland. where
she will address the local Sections ON
the; Vienna Conference the world work
OF the Council.
Cleveland Initiate Big Sister Gssup.
The Cleveland Section OF which Mrs.
SicgmniM Herxog is President. has de-
cided to include program Of Big Sis
ter work among its ACTIVITIES. Its in
terest In this work was aroused by Its
service for delinquent girls. A course
On Big Sister work will be presented
az Martin House, the Cleveland Sec-
tions home fOs< working girls, by pro-
fessional social workers. Mrs. Max A.
Ratslicsky is directing the Big Sisters,
Mrs HerzOg recently presided mt
large meeting attended by representa-
tives Of twenty women's organizations
of Cleveland. to further the cause Of
the National Council for the preven-
ticn Of war.
"Cop9ressional Digest Praises Ceun-
ell Publication.
The Congressional Digest" OF WASH
ingtOn. ID. c., in a recent issue. In
clutled an article on Tracing the
Footsteps of the lmmigrant.'P This
article wns a digest of the Councils
publication, what Every Emigrant
should Know" for which the editor
expressed generous cOmmendatiOn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
ANT1-SEMITIC WEEKLY
DIES OF ANEMIA.

Paris-"La Vieille France" an anti
Semitic weekly, appearing in France
for the last five years. has been dis
continued, as its publishers put ii be
est"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11

"Ofene TOiern''-Oppn Portals
by l.. Mates (M. Lune) published
by the Literary Group. David
Edelshtadt branch 400 Arbeiter
Ring. Labor Lyceum and the La
dies. Educational Club, Denver,
Colorado, 1923.
The hook cf poems in Yiddish by
l.. Mates (M. Lune) published in
Denver recently by the four above
men; ioned Denver organisations is an
event Of interest to every lover of
poetry. to which the book IL worthy
contribution. 1t IL Of especial interest
to Jews. beca,Ise the hook of L. Mates
IL valuable gnin directly to the young
and growing Yildish literature. Though
the school Of modern Yiddislt poetry
counts number Of talented authors.
1t now may claim one more gifted rep
resen:ntive In the person of l.. Mattes.
l.. Mates. young mnn. 20 years of
age. lives In Denver. Aisyit Ave years
ago broken in health. he came from
Chicago to enter the j.. G. II. =. as
patient. Health partially regninetl. he
occupies now the position Of librarian
In that Institution.
During his strsseale 70 regain health
and In ,lntcf yenrS while working MS
libra rian and postmaster Of the Sana-
torIuin. he exercised and developed his
I,oeticnl gift. The ''Ofene Toiern" con-
Trims most Of the poems written by
him during these years. Therefore L.
Maftes is Denverite and Coloradoan.
His Muse has. much Of n local char
acter. refiectinG the moods and feelings
Of man struggling for henlfh. "A re-
view of the book and a personal sketch
cf the poet will therefore be Of par
ticulnr interest, to the readers Of the
Denver Jewish News.
The .Ofene Taiern" is divided in
thirteen series Of poems. One Of them
is named "obserissener Txwit"-
..1:rOkcn BloesOm''. The poems group
cd under this melancholy name were
written by l.. Matfes when his health
was precariOus. Torn awny from life
and activity. which he loved so much,
sick md lonely. the young poet con-
sidel.s himself a "brOken blossom" The
sadness, almost despair, dominating
these poems. are natural. In the poets
ina gination his mother is constantly
with him. The tears which she might
have shed, If she knew about her lone
Iy. sick boy. are to the poet real tears.
The loving mOther-image is great re-
lief to him in his misery. especially
when he is sick and suffering. The
entire series "Opgerissener Tzwit" is
therefore dedicated ito the memory of
mother with love and sacredness."
Fortunately the poets health i'm
proves. and so does his mood. He
makes some trips to the mountains and
is inspired with the wonderful pictures
before him. he writes the group Of
poems Colorado"
Il raise my voice
To sing of thee. Colorado.
NV Colorado"
"See mountain rises above mountain,
Mountain tCp on top. top on top!
And valleys lower down.
Vale into dale. vale into dale.
Look
And get the magic play of light and
shade;
Observe.
The massive colonades. castles, cathe-
drals.
Formed by the gigantic richly colored
rocks.
Lis en- to the song of the innumerable
pines moved by wind:
Absorb the symphonies of the roaring
water falls.
of the racing from stone to stone
dancing streams.
Imbibc the deep silences of thcs noun
taina:
The white dream
Of the silvery ever sun melting -n-
melted snow
ITO he Continued)
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
Structure Will Include Auditorium to Seat
1,40O Persons,> Fourteen Sabbath
School Rooms and Large Social
Room and Stage

Construction $l5O0O0 addition Temple Emanuel
begun it announced by the building committee, of
which Kohn chairman. The F. Kchhof Construc
ton company has been the the
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
A DENVER BOOK OF YID-
DISH POEMS.

"Ofene Toiern''-Open Portals
by l.. Mates (M. Lune) published
by the Literary Group. David
Edelshtadt branch 400 Ark,iter
Ring. Labor I.yceum and the La
dies Educational Club, Denver,
Colorado, 1923.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11

fifty-foot addition is being added
to the south OF the present structure.
1t will le made Of brick. stone and
terra Gotta. to harmonizv with the pres
ent building, which is said 10 Ike one
OF the best examples of Moorish archt
lecture in the west. .
EASIER APPROACH
TO BE BUILT.
1t is planned to remove the present
approach steps and build new and
easy approach for all entrances. The
entire interior will be redecorated. and
lie oak panelling and woodwork, of
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
Congressional Digest Praises Ceuu
ell Publication.

"The Congressional Digest" OF WASH
ingt0n. ID. c., in a recent issue. in
clu,letl an article on Tracing the
Footsteps of the Immigrant This
article wns digest of the Councils
publication, what Every Emigrant
expressed generous cOmmendatiOn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
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40

bolo 19,434 KRAFT, teda 5.21 krat ma
knihu.
Ked' uvazime poeet ljednotli-
vych slovenskych grnp meste
New Yorku pomerny pocet knlh
v knihovni, priznat' 81 muslme, re
Cesi Slovaci nielen ze su najd6-
stojnejsie zasttpeni pocte svaz-
kov, axe al V usilovnom citanl. Rn-
SOW, pocitaj1c medzi mich al ohrom
ny pocet ruskeho zidovstva, je me-
pomerne Wac New Yorku, po-
Get ich knih v Public Library
mensi. Keby SINE pripustili, ze Po-
liakov je New Yorku aspon tol'-
ko, ako Cechov a Slovakov, pri
malom pocte knih v knihovni, IL
silovnost 'ou v citani mako me-
prevysujn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

je do referencneho oddelenia, u
miestneneho v strede nadherncj
budovy ma AZ. ulici. Oddelenie sld-
Ii stndiu, vyskumu a je k dispozl-
eli pre- roznych odbornikov. Y
tomto oddeleni je 1851 ,sH2 svaz-
kov a brozur, z coho bolo 1922 do
10000 svazkov, prisl1chajncich
do slovanskej divizie.
Zaujimavym snad' bude We
diet, ako ktori Slovania citajd. V
ruskej divizii 9,156 svazkov tesi'o
sa 53,O55 cirkn.acii, eli kazda kni
ha priemerne pozicana bola $40
krat. Cesko-slovenskych 10,157
svazkov tesilo sa 1886 cirkula-
eli, Gili kazda kniha presla do ro-
ka 3.77 krat rukami citatel'oy.
Pol'skych 3,723 knih vypozicane
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

geometra tax tryznit', ako by mt
niekto jazdil po chrbate stude.
nou rasplou.
"Klimusko!" krical. "Hol1b
ku! Kde 81, Nlimusko?" .
Asi dive hodiny krieal tax geo.
meter, a ked' uz zachripnul 9
smieril sa myslienkou, ze bude
nocovat' V lese, doniesol k nemu
slaby vetrik nieci ston.
"Klime! 81 TO ty, holhbok9 I.
deme -
"Zabijes maj
Gale, ia som zartoval, hol1bku
Mech ma Bob potresta, zartoval
som. AXE ze by som NAL revol-
very? To som len tax 70 strachu
luhal! Bud talk dobry, pod me
Mrznem!'' E
Kim, ktore1hu istotne napadlo
ze skutocny lupic by uz Dol davnc
pres s konom telegou, vysiel ?
lesa a nesmelo sa priblizil ku
svojmu cestuj1cemu.
"No, coho 81 sa, hl1py, nal'a-
kal9 Zartoval som, a ty 81 sa Il "a.
kol. Sadni sip
"Boh ii odpust', pane,' zahun.
dral Kim, vyliezaj1c ma vozfk
"Keby som to Dol y%del, ami "a stc
rub 'ov nebol by som S tebou isiel
Div som cd strachu nezomrel... ,
Kim 81 'ahol konika. Telega 81
zachvela... Kim sl'ahol este raz {
telega sa zakolisala. Po stvrton
81 'ahnuti sa pohla napred, geoma.
ter 81 zakryl usi golierom a zamy.
slel sa. Costa a Kim sa mu uz ne
zdaly nebezpecnymi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
PRESOLIL.

Geometer Gleb Gavrilovic Smir.
nov priSiel ma stanicu GriluSki. D.,
statku, kan boil povolany, muscle
sa ist S konmi tridsat -Styridsat
verst. Ked' nebude kocis opity .
kone dobre, nebude to ami tridsat
ale ked' bude mat musku, alebc
kone ut 'aihane, bude i pat 'desial
verst.)
'sProsim vas, povedzte mi, kde
tn MAIDEN postovne kone?' obra.
til sa geometer k stanienemu Get
nikovi. ...,.....
"Ake9 PoStovne? Tu sa nenai-
de do okolo sto verst ami cestov.
ny pes, ME to k6n. Kan idete.9"
''Do Devkina, ma panstvo gene
rala Chochotova.''
eco robti'9 zfval cetnik. ed tie
ma nadrazie, tam byvajii niekedy
ma dvore muzici, ktori vozia ce-
stuj1cich.''
Geometer vzdychnul a pustil sa
ma nadrazie. Tom po dlhom hi "a
DAM, jednanf a vahanf naSiel zdra
veho muzika, zasmuSileho, peho-
vateho, obleceneho v roztrhand ha
lenu a backory.
s'Cert vie, akn to mas telegu!'''
zamraeil sa geomater, vyliezaj JIG
ma vozik. "Clovek nevie, kde je
zadok, ami kde je predok."
"Kde' je konsky chvost, tam je
predok, a kde sedi vasa milost'
tam je zadok..."
Konik Dol mlady, ale chudy, S
odrenymi nohami a pooknsanymi
nsami. Ked' kocis vstal a sl'ah.
nul no bloom, len zavrtel hlavou
ked' sa vsak dopalil a 81 'ahnul he
este raz, telega zavrzgala "a
chvela sa ako v zimnici. Po tire.
tom sibnuti telega sa zakyvala &
po stvrtej sa hnula miesta.
Takto pojdeme celou cestou?'
pytal sa geometer, pocit 'ujiic slime
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
sLOVANSKA LITERATURE
V N. Y. VEREJNEJ KNIZNIC1.
c. s. T. K.

Chyrna "New York Public Lib
rary" ma v cirkulacnom oddeleni
1,146,92S svizkov. V roku 1922
cirkulacia knih dostipila cislicu
9,929,059. Slovanska literat1ra "a
stGpena je nasledovne: Cesko-
Slovensko 10,157 svazkov, Rusko
9,156, Pol 'sko 1928. Tieto cislice
tykaju sa jedine cirkulacneho od-
de.;enia, l1toreho s1 kniby vypo-
ziciavane. V tomto sii ME zahrnute
knihy, nachadzajnce sa V r6znych
filialkach knihovne V urcitych
ciastkach mesta.
Vaznejsia literatiira zariadena
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
Ia priroda.

s terase jedneho hotela V Al
pach krmii hostia krdel' kure-
nice, hi 'adajdcich pokrm ma pa
ziti.
Zrazu slietoi jeden jastrab, o.
strymi paznrami pochytil kurea,
niekol 'ko raz d'obnul don od-
niesol ho.
Ma terase, pri pohl 'ade ma tdto
udalost', niekol'ko dam zamdle-
10, pani mierili svojimi palicami
"a dravcom a vyhrazali sa mu, ce.yy
hotel Dol rozeulenv. each, chu-
diatlo! Strasne! Ia, aka je len
hrozna ia priroda -
Upokojili sa len pri obede, ked
servirovali znamenite vyprazan6
kurence.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06

otriasanie diviac sa vlastnosti
ruskych vozkov spojovat' tichu
iazdu zelvi so srdce otriasaj1 j1cim
kotrmacanim.
"Do-o-jdeme!" uspokojil no
vozka. "Kobyla je mlada... Az sa
rozbehne, potom ju nezastavis.
Nolo-o, prekliata!''
Ked' telega vySla z nadrazia,
boil uz siimrak.
V pravo sa prestiera1a temna,
zmrzla rovina bez konca... Ked
pojdes tadia1' istotnc prides k cec
tow na svadbu. Ma obzore, kde
tento miznul sply, al oblohou
dohasinala zvol'na rodzimna zia-
ra... V l'avo od cesty, V temnia-
com sa vzduchu serily sa akesl
kopecky, boly to STONY z minuleho
leta alebo dedina. Ktore bolo pr
We, geometer nevidel, preto, lebo
ma tel strane zastieral obzor siro-
Ky neforemny chrbat kocisov. Bo-
10 ticho, ale studeno, mrazivo.
"Ak alto p1st'!' myslel si'geo-
meter ,usilujnc 81 zakryt' usi 60
lierom plast a. "Neisty cas- - pre-
padnu cloveka, ol1pia no a nikto
sa 0 tom nedozvie, i ked' by sa
diel striel 'alo... Ami ma vozku
sa nemozno spol'ahnnt'.. -. Aky to
chrbat! Take diet'a prirody sa
ia dotkne prstom a mas dusu ma
jazyku. Al tvar ma zvieraciu, po-
dozrivn!"
"Hej, mily!'' pytal sa geome-
ter, "ako TIA zovu?"
"Mna? Kim.
"Ako je tn II vas, Kline? Neni
tn nebezpecno? Neprepaduju tu?"
"Ba ME, Bob je milostivy.. Kto
by prepadal?"
"Dobre, ze neprepadajh... Wal
som sebou pre- kazdy prfpad tri
revolvery,'' zaluhal 81 geometer
"'Vies, $ revolverom k1I spatne
zarty. Desat' lupicov mozno spo-
riadat'. ~
Sotmilo sa. Telega ma jedon RAJ
zaskripala, zapiskala, zachvela 81
a prave akoby nechcela, zahnula
ma l'avo.
rKam nina to vezie Z" pomysle'
81 geometer. "Porad siel rovno 8
teraz naraz v l'avo. Este ma zave
zie do nejakej pelese a.. a.. Stava
sa to. "Pocnvaj," obratil sa k vo,
kovi. "Tak hovoris, ze ME je ne
bezpecno? To je skoda... ia ss
vel l'mi rad bijem lupicmi... NJ
pohl'ad vyzeram slaby, nemocny
ale silu mann, ako byk... Raz mns
prepadli lupici. Go bys' myslel
Jednoho som tax napall, ze... Il
rozumies, dusu vypustil a druh
| diva sa dostali skrze nina ma Sibir
! Neviem sam, kde sa vo mne ia sill;
berie. Jednou rukou popadnen
takeho chlapika ako 81 ty a.. pra
| stim MIN.
Kiln sa obzrel ma geometra, "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
mihal celym oblicajom 81 'ahnul

mihal celym oblicajom a 81 'ahnul
konlka. .,...
"Ano, brachu..." pokracoval ge-
ometer. "Nech Bob chrani 81 so
mnou nieco zacat'. Nestaci, ze lu-
pic zostane bez rnk a n6h, ale
este 81 to zodpovie pred s1dom...
Znam vsetkych sudcov komisa-
row. Som nradna osoba... Idem,
predstaveni O tom vedia.... a hi "a
dia, ably mi nikto mic zleho ne
sprawl. Vsade si ma ceste rozosta-
veni cetnici... Po... po... pockajn'
vzkriknul naraz geometer. "Kam
81 to zaSiel? Kan ma vezieS9"
eco nevidite? Do lesa !" .,
"Skutocne les...' pomyslel 81
geometer. GA ia som sa I'll 'aknul
Vsak netreba prezradzovat' svoie
rozeulenie! !! Zbadal uz ze sa bojim.
Preco sa tax casto na mia obze-
ra Iste nieco zamysl a.. Predtvm
len tax, tax re siel, co noha nohu
mimic, teraz ako upal 'uje! "Po-
cdvaj Klimo, preGo tax zenies ko-
na?'
"Nezeniem no. Sam sa rozbe-
hol... Ked' sa raz rozbehne ziad-
nym sp6sobom sa nezastavi. Sam
som neni rad, re ma take nohy!'
"Luzes, brachu! Vidim, ze lu-
zes... Ale neradim ii, ably 81 TAX
rychlo siel. Zadrz kona... Cujes
Zadrz ko!''
"PreGo?"
"Preto... preto, ze majn "a
mnou 20 stanice vyjst' styria ka-
marati. Potrebne je, ably mas do
honili. 81 '1bili, ze mia v tomto le-
Sc dohonia. S mimi sa to pojde We
selsie... Sn to l'udia zdravi, slim,
- kazdy ma pistol. Co sa stale
obzeras vrtis ako ma ihlach? ? Ha
Ma nina sa nemusls eelkom mic
obzerat'... ma mne neni mic zauif-
maveho... iba snad' revolvery..
Jestli chces, vytiahnem ich uka.
zem ii, axe s1..." $50
Geometer urobil pohyb, ako by
hi l'adal v kapsach, ale v tom Okla.
mihu sa stale nieeo, coho by sa
V svojej bojazlivosti nebol nazdal
Kim sa naraz vyvalil teleg2 &
ma vsetkych styroch sa rozbehnul
do h1stiny.
"Pomoc!" krical. "Pomoc
Vezmi 81 prekliateho kona te'
legou, len nezahub moju dusu
Pomoc!' - Ozvaly sa rychlo ss
vzdial 'uj1ce kroky, praskot ,
chrasti - a vsetko utichlo... Geo
meter, ktory neocakaval takett
prekvapenie, v prvom okamihu 2,
stavil kona, potion 81 sadnul po
hodlnejsie do voza a pocal premy
Stat.
"Usiel, nal 'akal sa, hTupak..
| No, co teraz robit'? Sam ist' ne
m6zem, neviem eesty. tiez by mo
hi mysliet', ze som mu kona u
kradnul.... Co robit'g Kline! Xii
mev'
"Klime -. odpovedala ozvena
/ Myslienka, ze bude n1teny cell
noe v zine presediet' v tmavon
lese poc1vat' len vlkov, owen,
a frkanie chudej kobyly, pocal,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-07-06
70 Moly.

V skole pocas prednasky zdvih-
ne maly Janko prst. Ucitel sa ho
pyta:
= Co cheese
Janko: - Prosim, pan uGitel',
smiem list Won?
Ucitel': - Nesmies. AZ ma kon-
ci hodiny.
0 stvrt' hodinky zdvihne prst
Karol, sediaci pri Jankovi.
Ucitel': - Go ie uz zaseg Te-
raz aida ty chces ist' Won?
Karol: Me, pan ucitel', ale
Janko tu dnu vysiel Won!
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-14
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table. but here is the solution, as told
in the Intermountain Press:
Discouraged by the lack Of sufficient
patronage to make his business fnan-
cially successful, Roy Shade, editor
and publisher Of the Carbondale Item,
suspended publication Of his paper on
September 27 and prepared to depart
for California, where he and his family
will make their home. Queried. con-
cerning his plans for disposing Of the
plant and business he announced that
it was his intention to clock the place
and throw the key in the river" At
the same time he suspended publica-
tion Of the papers which he had es-
tablished at Basalt and Marble, small
er communities near Carbondale.
After carefully shaking the dust of
the city and county from his feet, he
and his family departed by automobile
for Long Beach.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-14
NOTICE % srocxnoLDEss

Notice II hereby given that the an
the First National Bank Of 0unnison.
Colorado. Will be held 1t its banking
house ON Tuesday. January sth. 1924.
between the hours OF four and SIX
ing -directors to serve duf1ng the ensu-
Ing year. and for the transaction Of
aax other business properly brought
witness my. hand and the seal of
sid bank NJ 0unnioen, Colorado. this
fourth day Of December - u. lS30.
(9EAL) oAMUHL r. SPENCER.
EIrst publicaslon, December !. 1913.
Last publication. January I. 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-14
LAMBKINS ARE II. s. FOOT.
BALL CHAMPIONS OF COLO.

The football championship among
high schools Of Colorado seems to rest
again with the "Lambkins" Of Fort
Collins. There were many who thot
the Colorado Springs "Terrors" a
better team, but after fighting it out
for sixty minutes in a bitter snow
storm last Saturday at Fort Collins,
neither team made score. However,
as the Lambkins won year ago in a
similar contest tie game leaves them
still champions. This is the team that
our Gunnison Cowboys rounded up IS
to 0 in 1921. Six Of the Cowboy
team Of that year are now on West
em State College team and no doubt
their football experience had some
thing to do with the excellent showing
made by the Mountaineers in 1928.
The six are, Pat Grafton, Ralph
Wright, Chas. Wright, Hugh Aiken,
Jim Brown and Allen Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-14
JAN. SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Beginning January 9Th, recrea-
tional class in gymnastics and folk
dancing will be held every Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 500 o'clock.
in the "Old Gym" for the women Of
Gunnison. The fee will be $500 for
q term Of ten weeks.
Beginning January 7th, a class in
folk dancing will be held every Mon
day at 400 o'clock for the little girls
between the ages Of five and eight
years. The fee will be $1.00 for q
term Of ten weeks.
Beginning January 11th, class in
folk dancing will be held every Friday
at 400 o'clock for little girls between
the ages Of nine and twelve years
The fee will be $1.O0 for a term OF
ten weeks.
HELEN C. PAULISON
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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-12-14
DoyievilIe, Dec. II. 1928.

his baler to Gunnison soon.
T. J. Eggleston has sold all his cattle.
horses and machinery and expects to
go To California for the winter.
Ed. Leonard and Ray Slane went to
Gunnison on business Saturday.
Bryan O'Fallon and wife were visit
crs at the Slane ranch this week.
Tom Noble is baiinE hay for Mr..
Mr. Haigier now but expects to move
Bill and Jack Doyle came down
from Jacks Cabin where they are bal
ing hay. to take In the turkey shoot.
Lory Curtis has leased the Herb Nc
Donald ranch. and will take possession
in April. He will live on the Slane
home ranch until spring.