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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12

Gloria Swanson in a film version
OF "Zaza" viii be the chief event at
the Ohio next week
The Seventh Sheriff will be the
eature for the first half of the week
the Isis. On Sunday Powder
liver" official war movies, will open
weeks engagement at English's.
Mysterious Goods" will be the
movie feature for the first half of
next week at the Lincoln Square.
Mister Smiths will feature 'If Win
ter Comes next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12
BOY OF MINE" OPENS
SUNDAY AT CIRCLE FOR WEEK

The Circle Theater will celebrate
Harrington Week" next week by pre-
anting BOY of Mine" the most re
sent boy story by the famous author
* concerns tire life of young Bill
.atimr. only son of William and Ruth
] .atimer. The senior Latimer had
been a bachelor for many years prior
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12

Ruth Noller will complete the pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-12

was made in England, is headed by
Percy Marmont
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
LAKE CITY REPORTS
BIG Tot RiST III SINES>

LIKE C.,g. July Ia:-I-ake City
summer resorts are enjoying the
heaviest July busIncs- .n their history,
showing all re-urt- crowded and a
HeasF listing of advance rrservations
on the book Of some resorts in other
Colorado points
Lake CITY. hub " CoIorado's yaca-
tlunIaud r ,hn0god with tourists
wEo are initiating over the old min
Ir- trails CO. the rrcT,ati0ual aections
uT the parable of forest. lake and
stream IN the high mountains. These
are daily augmented by tourists who
are taking advantage Of the reduced
excursion rate, and By motorists who
Immediately started ColoFadoward.
The highway which enter Lake
City from all directions, are carrying
care-frec ;hrong Of vacationists.
making their pilgrimage 10 Colorado's
Resort Wonderland FOR rest and re-
juycHalioH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Boxing and Wrestling Card Was
Feature of Cattlemen's Celebration

other ,a--rt ,he barrel aud ~orta.'ur'
600 Darur.' 1rerhalarrrd O. vas rIE
and turk. the har-sl- ur4iH ua1h'.
.rd "-a.Ig tarplo usrr uu'.Hrrn4r
D.. until 'r, hus h.~aue a..p~4-'r.i Hrs
.n't.nd tH, watrh far real ore round
-af. .ta fur draw
The thfe ..r-f-a' aa- ,Ea most
Interesting .r 'Ir -Fa.. rr.r-.w
Gonna. b.'arA the popular are-,l.r
fwm Baldwin aral gu.. 6tt.or
ppura- o. a.. opponent amt the upgr
up % pretty exhibition Marvel C0inr
~ Grand Junction wa. h.. raruu.-Dr.
bur uu' unt.l ,trc" falIs VA ], % -rcrs
~ .rr,n-..
The fourth semi Gual aa in ,f,
form n' Eafcr~c krau-. Introducing
far S,u,ssr. the t.l round a'.I~'. o.
Ta0rra high school. vfn journey e,l
.rr" 20 Meet Eas muni Carroll. q local
hgh school bosrr The bout was de-
~lar"d of by Carroll, as he did no;
feel equal 10 the task Of tackIing the
star amateur athlete Of Pl0uIa high
school At that late hour III" match
maker was unable to secure a worthy
opponent, SO Sucker became an in
tercstri spectator as guest Of the
management.
The finals were next on the card.
the siy-round boxing bout between
Van WetzeI Of Alamosa and Paul
Wright Of Gunnison. came Ia a speedy
termination at the end Of - seconds.
IN some peculiar manner Wright can e
in contact with one Of Van WctzcTs
straight lcfts TO the point Of the Jaw
and the jar sent him to the Land ~
Nod where number and cheering are
unhcard Of and the bout wa ended
The final in wrestling Wa a subs'i-
tutc bout in which Georg. Roscorla
Of Mecker took the place Of George
Pullius Of Nontrose, who failed 10 put
in an appearance. Clarence GilllS-
pey, the local giant and popular anna
tour champion heavyweight Of the
Western Slope, brought forth favor
able comment By an interested audi
enc" thruout the match After six
minutes OF strong defensive tactics by
Rcscorla, he was forced to succumb to
GiIlaspcy's painful holds The first
fall was accomplished with a half Mel
son; the second was short and sweet
This program concludes boxing and
wrestling for this year The athletic
department is very grateful to all
the athletes who so kindly offered
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

We received 4 copy % the Pros
pector's Guide" which has been pre-
pare by a joint committee OF the
Colorado Metal Mining Association
and the Mining Bureau OF the Denver
ChaInbeT Of Commerce The folder j.
for free distribution, and il is beIiey-
ed viii prove helpful in directing at
tention 20 some Of the undeveloped
mining districts Of the state.
Colorado i enjoying Z revival of
mining interest More prospectors
are IN the hills than for many years
past. More systematic development
and exploration work i under way in
old mining districts than At any other
rine during the past decade The com
ulittse believes that exploration and
development work now under way
mean prolonged or renewed life for
severaI important mining camps in
Colorado. Its members are extremely
hopeful that new mines OF possibly
= nev mining camp will result from
the efforts Of the prospector during
the present year. The time is ripe TO
max a special effort TO revive inter
est .u mining. and help bring about
imprnTed conditions that will lead 70
incr'lscd activity in the development;
of our mineral resources.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
HERE'S HOPING OTHERS
FOLLOW THEIR EXAMPLE T.

OwatoUna, Minn.-The Steele Coun-
~ Agricultural Society will diseon-
tinus entirely the use Of billboaris and
window card advertising to advertise
the Steele County Fair this year, ac-
cording TO an announcement recently
made by the directors. Instead OF
these mediums they will continue their
advertising entirely TO the news-par-
ers, and will use printers ink in great
er quantity than ever. Last year
they advertised in 81 papers and this
year they will use many more. A good
scheme-One that could well be follow
ed by other county fair organizations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY ASSEMBi.Y Y

Gunnison, Colo, July 10. "a.
Notice Is hereby given that an As
sembly Of Delegates representing the
Democratic Party of Gunnison County,
Colorado, is called for and will be
held in the Court House at Gunnison,
Colorado at 1000 o'clock a. IN. on Sat-
urday the End day of August, 1924,
for the purpose of selecting Ten Dele.
gates to attend the Democratic State
Assembly to be held in Denver, Colo
ado, on Friday. August s, 1924; Dele
gates to attend the Fourth Congress
sional District Assembly and Dele
gates to attend the Seventh Judicial
District Assembly and the Eleventh
Senatorial District Assembly, date
and place of meeting of same to be
announced later, and for the purpose
of, nominating candidates for the Pri-
mary Election for the following
County Offices:
Representatives to the 25th General
Assembly for Gunnison County.
County Judge
County Clerk and Recorder
County Treasurer
County Sheriff
County Assessor
Noohts IupeiIitSitciit Vi sSSnoois
County Coroner
County Surveyor
County Commissioner, First Dist.
| rict
County Commissioner, Second Dist
rict
Precinct Officers for the various
Justice Precincts of the County
Committeeman and Committeeman
en- for the various Election Precincts
of the County, and the transaction o!
such other business as may properly
come before said assembly.
The Precinct Assemblies for the
incorporated towns of the County will
be held on Wednesday, July 80, 1924
at 1880 o'clock p. m.
The basis for Precinct representa-.
ton in the County Assembly shall Re
one delegate for each 25 votes o,
fraction thereof, cast for Hon. vii.
liam E. Sweet for Governor at the
F, General Election held November
Z, 1922. The total number OF
Delegates shall be 60, apportionec
among the several precincts as fol.
1 l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
ICuIt-ru-I fT0m Page OreI

N'H.H.'4-| IfH.- age '.'l
to hpa .4, ... -...a >r-.l ..a. give,
the gr~|.
Tn" I..' r.- Ir.-rtn. .a- 81
w.rr-tIIrg r..... ..-.a... JUNIOR Ma
reu and Ir.-.. Ia.. Tie. f.4s.'
back aH. .."r .... s--.r. ~ g .r.'
Hdsartag. .' ..Trr'u, ..'.r-a... 'l'
Went 'nr .a... '.a ,.r.r ~ -'..ut w ute.
for tun ...-....-. ..H the referee d'
clarcd gr.. at the rrl uS the match
"Eah. Ir. N.y.r .ur. 'n" """.
ycar.u.H ,r'.rf.n.. aAr gwen al oN.
purrl.'. p. alas. 4r8 H. arrahai..
-iur.. % i... nnr sr! Ea- asar' .a
r,rr.sra o. ".r.s..r
Ia. '..' ..a. ..t. bout aa. boz.
rar,r. ,rn -.a .... ..f WtriE.. and
"t1u,s" T. r.r .C EIn.l-ur. o. o."
rsu.tr. ..r.E.. .,ri four ruIr-. nH
draa E..- a.h,.t~- nn. very pupu-
lar t.rr ..# r.,rl."t blg hand for
ihcl- ab..r. rr give and take" II was
a bout i..ra 18th action. The aecnnd
-cml-tual Wa. "a los"-tap fest. with
.Inc,rr urD'rp0's love prevailing at ali
times b"tN,,a Marion Crawford Of
Paonla and Marx Nelson Of GuunI.on.
so one. V1. hurt or even spring,
and the y.oal greatly appreciated the
aTrrt.rnn," feeling towards cach
other
The ru-..rs oscu' was next pulled
uT which gave every body a ,lde-splIt-
,ug laugh. Npd and Johnny Reid de
rrdrd 20 b"y each other on the spot,
and the management arranged bar
-..r.. g. TO- .-l.r -, hold THpg were TO
hold their position until on" on the
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
GYPSIES ORDERED OUT
OF TELLURIDE RECENTLY

San Miguel Examiner
Officers Moore and Elskamp form
ed reception committee for band
of Gypsies who made their appearance
in Telluride recently. They were ar
rested by Marshal Elskamp on charge
OF violating the city ordinance and on
attempting TO dispute the charge, the
driver of the car was placed in Jail to
cool off. The other members of the
band Immediately raised ten dollars
TO pay him out and they left Telluride
post haste.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Salida Maii-On account of the ser
ious condition of Mrs. Ruby Bondur.
ant the family was summoned. The
children that arrived We're: f. E. and
Frank Bondurant, of Pitkin, J. A.
Bondurant, of Delta, d. f. Bondurant
Of Shattuck, Oklahoma, H. W. Bon
durant of Canon City, Mrs. John
Caves and two children. of Crested
Butte, and Mrs. w. G. Gallagher, OF
Florence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

An accident tha; might have had a
tragic ending occurred Monday after
noon, about $50, when the little twin
sons OF DR.. and MIR. John c. John
son were struck by truck. The tots
were on their kiddie kars and with
cheIr mother were crossing the street.
Clinton Miller in his truck saw Mr..
johnson and stopped. She had step
ped out Of the way and he drove on,
not noticing that the children were
there, and were right in his way.
Lawrence was not hun at all, but
CIaencc's head struck the ground.
The boys skull was not hurt, but a
nasty scalp wound resulted, the dirt
having seemingly been ground into
il. II is feared scar will be left on
the little fellows head, but friends and
relatives alike are thankful that the
accident was not more serious.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
1sSEzas.--3 EazES1ss1ssAxA

their service and made the shows
r-0.sblr. Iaa mean- of athletic en-
tnr-a..mer, appeal 20 the public ag
the b0s Office recc.Pt. -h0" a bank
balance II hi. time Of the year where
formerly red figure described the
financial condition. At the close of
the rgu.-g football -sa-ou. q series Of
rart- sI.. be- again pre-entcd TO the
public
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hendrickson, twin sis
ter of Mrs. W. II. Ireland, who came
from Delta to attend the funeral of
her sister, remained several days here
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Trezise, re-
turning to Delta the first of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Salida Mail-W. G. Neiderhut and
F. NJ. Rupp left Tuesday for Taylor
Park on fishing trip. They sent
home a five and one-half pound ma
tive trout as an example of their
luck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Joe Bromn. manager Of the Mon
trose Creamery, was business visitor
in our city over Monday of this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Little Norma Teachout was taken
to the Rio Grande hospital in Salida
last Thursday. suffering from appen-
dicitl.. She was operated on that
night and seems well on the road 10
recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

The Precinct Committeeman Of the
various precincts Of the County will
please take notice hereof and take
such action in the premises As may be
E. N. COLLINS,
Chairman.
n. B. HERRIcK, Z
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
DENVER IN THE RACE
FOR POLITICAL OFFICE

North Fork Times
When il comes 10 producing eandi-
date. the city Of Delta has nothing
on Denver. Here is u list Of candi-
dats- that are asking for nominations
from the Republican party. all from
Der er.
Phppz. Morley, Waterman, Schuy-
Ter, Means, for senator: Milliken for
SECRETARY Of state; Miss Craig and
Mis- Hoyd, superintendent OF schools:
and StonR for auditor. Guess the
WestrTu Slope j. not getting more
than they have coming if Rockwell
and MoyHihan are asking for office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

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: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Letter from Sally atlcrton to Bca
 tricc Grimshaw, Continued.

Al last I am going to try and fin- fish this letter. although it is very late and I am afraid shall finish if ra'h- CT abruptly. l am sleepy and tired and rather mixed mp in my mind. but to get back to my homily on love and its effect on John Alden Prescott.
 When l told him that men are per- ftctly content to write "fnis" and start another book. if they have found another heroine who promises an eX- ira hilip to their curiosity. he rose to his feet looking as though he were going to deliver very portontous speech. But. thinking better of it. he remarked. '1 am going to lunch. :"
 He had hardly left inc room and [ had gotten out this letter again. thinking ] would finish fl when
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

1 pocketed it before his grace recovered from his surprise at the eccentricity of his behavior. Holes, his shoulders to the door, showed a face that was now grim and set. He cast from him again the hat and cloak which he had been holding. s ...s.-
 Tt is, your grace, that desire a word in private with you, safe from the inconvenient intrusion of your lackeys." ..-, The Duke drew himself up, very stiff and stern. not a@little intrigued as you conceive by all this: but quite master of himself.
 Proceed, sir" he said coldly. let HIS have the explanation of this i'm science. that so we may make an5cnd of it.
 That is soon affoyded.' Holes, too, spoke quietly. This lady, your gracefi is friend of mine, an |. .. :. an old friend. I did not know it until Y. until had conveyed her hither. Upon discovering it, l would have escorted her hence again. and Il was about to- do so when your grace arrived. I have now to ask you to pledge me your word of honor that you will do nothing to prevent our peaceful departure-that you will offer no hindrance either in your own person or in that of your servants"
 For a long moment. Buckingham
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

"Boathouses - l repeated incredu- lously. Why the water is long dis tancc from them.'' To the Main ThOroughfarc Tow tide now He evidently scorned the use Of superfuous words. Greeks in there. Each boat house on head of one of the creeks. At high tide, boat can come and go.'
 How far"
 "To Europe if they want to-" he answered shortly. Almost anywhere from here"
 "The land looks swampy between here and there" | ventured after a few seconds silence
 "'Tis," he returned, and his teeth clicked as he bit off the word in a manner which needed no interpreter 10 me. He was tired of the inter- rogation. and 1 knew better than to question him further.
 He had driven very slowly along the rough path, evidently with re- gard for his car. but when we finally came to the end of it. and emerged
 
 us entrance after block or two on wide boulevard. he increased his speed perceptibiy.
 I knew approximately where we were and was not surprised to have him turn upon another winding road which jed us back to the broad thor oughfare which is F'ushing's pride. and which leads, with but few ag- erarations for motorists to the Greensboro Bridge. Down this we drove, at as fast a pace as the driver dared. or so l surmised, and so across the bridge. At the first opportunity past the bridge, he drew the car mp to the curb, stopped and put a crisp question:
 Where to, now?"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06

there came a call for copy. i There was great commotlon in l the composing room over lost page when I arrived there and it took mc l all tho afternoon to write new copy and straightcn things out. l came back to my office after six, ncrvoJs and cNhauStei. It did moi make me feel any happier io ece John Alden Prescott coming in inc Goor smiling and vigorous He had evidently been on he golf roursc since luncheon q, Of course. had had no lunchcon-somoho how hnd no time to cat in the middle oi tho day lately).
 "I have come back 10 take you Co dinner" hc said. His tone and man. Ter infuriatyd mo. He seemed go sure that l would go. He seemed sure thai he was doing the right thing.
 Thank you. it is most kind and thoughtfui of you, but you sec have at least an hours work here Then l am going home, have some toast and hot mink sent up to my Ted and got 70 sleep if possible" "NOu are not cross with me-" he asked in surprise. T thought ] would nnd you anxious to finish your dts ciIssion on io,c whcD l returned. have been thinking of it ali afternoon. That Is why. maybe, made IS holes h. ltogy.'
 ''1 glad I improved yonr golf. bul 1 must decline tO- add any more ti .our evident enjoyment or fife by fur- n sbin@ your evenings cntcrtain- Hseut." Then l explained ths lost copy and my hburs of work in fixing
 H' matter np.
 ''Uh. I'm 80 sorry. SO sorry. dear. % l,r said.
 "My aame Is Mrs. Athcrton. Mr. }'r scott
 ''Grtat Scott. womas. I didn't mean anytLing."
 ~ q Fou dtI. You meant ] wss a No.naE. You wouldn't have called mau dear under any circum stances. N,ithcr would you have iold tim yon were sorry"
 I had gotten under his skin. I;"e. and the color rose .n waves over -tis iaro.
 ''No. I dvnf czpect would. NriiHs-r do expect that. had goI is.-u s tnan. eouid yOU have com tlainrI t9 me about the copy in .Bci won-ia-gouss torres. You would nave r0nziIrr..d # aii in q days work" ] had been busiiy prntins oB fny coat and hai. as had decided moi tc do that hours extra work. ] turned and nodded to John Alden Prescott gaeet,y nrd .miled. ''Coo6 I5='tt.
 And I;hr. fhs-. ibat. LOtin=iy yonr discouraged. SALLY. ,c9py.lsiL 1924. NEA ser,ics. Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
By Dr. Clifford c. Robinson COLDS FROM EXPOSURE

Oycrheating, severe chilling and get ting thoroughly wet by storms, arc three leading causes of colds by ex- posture. Carelessncss in such matters is q case of ignorance or wilful neg feet of health, that will be sure 10 show in lessenng bodily resistance, before many years have gone by.
 This exposure, to which so many severe colds are duo, may be Of two kinds:
 1.-The sudden exposure or chilling which often occurs after sweating freely from an overloaded body and then a dash out into cold or wet.
 a--The longer or continued expo sure which may be the result of a long ride, working in cold room. under adverse conditions or exposure from outdoor labor with insufficient clothing or eothcr protection.
 Working in a warm room, with comparatively little clothing on. then going ont with the same protection, while pcrspiring freely, and meeting a cold blast from the north will give you the necessary impetus 10 a severe cold in the head and chest. The com tact Is sudden. sure and severe.
 To avoid either of these two causes of severe colds is matter which all persons can control to Il great extent. Do not lie down to rest or sleep with out cover. Never lie on n cold cement or ground floor for rest with the body heated above normal or at any time but for few minutes, when awake.
 Sec that the air supply to your room comes from the proper top window opening and docs not fall directly on your resting place.
 Look out for bad conditions when working in wet clothes. Change and become thoroughly dry before cx- posture to cooler air outside.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-06
Me Adyznturesj MggstyAnn A aud a99edyAnAy X 4Ns1ps 4y JeAmy Gru<sle eD

Eaggcdy Ann met tho nice fat po- liceman at tho door Of the HO0ly- gooly's house. "ls the magician still locked up in the iron cell at your po- lice station?" she asked him.
 You bet he is. Raggedy Ann" inc police man rcplicd as he walked in the 1ousc 10 where the Hoolygoolys and Raggcdy Andy were sitting about cat ing cream pulls and other goodies.
 We were afraid hn might have cs- Capcd." I;aGgedy Andy said.
 "I just reached himc in time to keep him from cscaplng!" tho nice fai policeman laughed as he helped himself 10 nine cream puffs. Just rs 1 reached my front door. ] saw T puppy dog rDn out. And the ma gician told mc that it was his puppy dog. This made me think that tho puppy dog had something to do with tho magician escaping from ihr pris- cn cell before. Then when ! told the magician that l would moi let inc puppy dog tn inc prison again. inc magician forgot that he was talking out loud and said Then l shall mol escape becausc Hector fihat is ihc puppy dogs name) can not bring me the magical medicine to make Ine shrink small enough to get through the iron bars Aha ] said tO my sclf shail just fool you Mister Ma gician.' so ] closed thc door all eT. cept A crack and sat down and Waitsd until Hector. tho puppy dog. camr lack with the Magic Shrinking Medi- cine, then l poured the medicine on the iron bars and they shrunk until they were so small. I am certain the magician can never get ihrough ihem.~
 Good tor you. nice fat policeman. Mrs. Hooiygooly said. Now that thcrc is no danger of ths wicked mag.cian escaping from the prison cell. Iei us a1I go down ard thank the Wild Ga zook for helping yOu.''
 Hiazgedy Ann and Eaggedy Andy thought the Wild GazUok should bc thanked too. s5 laughing and talking he crowd Of merry friends Bt =aily through the woods.
 All urnt well until ihry cam. tp a ialIcn tree. This they had to climb