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Editorial Continued on Page Seven.)
Water Adjudication
Heard at SapinerO

Water adjudication for the ranch
owners OF Water District No. 81, com
prisng the region west Of the mouth
Of Tomichi creek and south Of the
Gunnison river, was held at Sapinerc
last week Monday and Tuesday and
quite a large attendance resulted. IL
spite OF the fact that the matter wa
not much advertised.
Ranchmen of the Lake Fork and i'm.
mediate surroundings of Sapinero
were especially interested, and 81 wit
uesses were examined in the matter
OF providing dcrees for some thirty
applications for water rights by farm
ers, ditch companies, power and reser-
voir companies, all of which involved
large amount of irrigation flow.
The hearing was held before Jos.
l.. Atkinson, referee, and a number of
attorneys were present from Mont
rose, Lake City and Gunnison. Clyde
Mclean was court reporter.
On account of the large amount cf
business and the fact that many con-
cemed did not seem to know about
it, the hearing has been continued un :
I'll August %. when it will be resum-
ed at Sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND
ANY TRACE OF MISSING LADY

Montrose, Colo, July 2l:-A posse
of more than 100 members Sunday
secured the Woods ranch in the San
born Park district in vain for the body
of Mrs. Gevenieve Wood. wife of John
Wood. recently convicted of the mur-
der of Fred Dobler during a fence dis
pute on June llth. After the search
members of the posse declared they
believe the woman was the victim of
foul play.
Mrs. Wood disappeared from her
home ten days before the Staying Of
Dobler. Since the woman's wearing
apparel was left in the house, authori-
ties fear she was slain.
The posse was led by Sheriff Samuel
Phillips.
Montrose county commissioners
have offered a reward of Sl00 for any
information leading to the solution of
the mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of Mrs. Wood
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
MRS. ELLA NEALE DIES IN
ARMS OF DAUGHTER

From a Pennsylvania Paper
Stricken suddenly as she started to
walk across the floor at her home in
Manor township, Saturday morning al
$50 o'clock, Mrs. Ella Neale expired
almost instantly in the arms of her
daughter, Miss Ada Neale, who sue.
ceeded in catching her as she fell
Heart failure was assigned as the
cause of death. Mrs. Neale has beer
in her usual good health, and her de.
mise came as great shock to friends
Deceased was born in Germantown
Philadelphia, January 9, 1874, and wa.
daughter of the late Rev. G. A
Reichert. She was married to Tour,
ney Neale, and is survived by the fol.
lowing children: Edwin Neale. Muir.
raysville; John Neale. Ford City;
Tourney Neale, Kittanning; Lewis
Neale, Gem, Idaho; Mrs. w. E. HUFF
Gunnison, Colo; the Misses Ada and
Amy Neale, at home. She is also
survived by 81 grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren.
Funeral services at the Lutheran
church, Manorville, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock Interment in the
kittanning cemetery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Robbers Are Caught
At Telluride
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Continued from First Page)
participated in by citizens and offici-
ais, were caught. A number of stores
at Buena Vista seem TO have been rob-
bed as well and the stolen property
was found in the car.
Sheriff Hanlon left Wednesday for
Ouray in company with Sheriff Hutch
inson of Chaffec county to get the
men. Sheriff Hanlon says they will
be prisoners Of Chaffee county, altbo
they may have some charges 70
answer for the rubbing of the U. s.
post office at Doyieville.
A peculiar incident of the mems
capture was that among the stolen ar
ticles found in the ear were pair Of
handouts, which were promptly put
to use in securing one of the robbers.
Upon reading of this in the Denver
daiIies, Mr.. Stephenson concluded he
would take another look at his store
Sure enough, from drawer where he
had not looked for some time, were
missing pair of handcuffsff, which
ne possessed.
Hanlon returned last night with the
report that San Miguel county refused
to give up the prisoners, who pleaded
guilty and were to be sentenced by
Judge Black last night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
COUNTY OFFICERS FEES
ARE IN BAD M|x-UP

Because a recent decision of the
state supreme court declared that the
salaries Of the county officers in "A GER
tain class of Colorado counties must
be paid out of the fees of the offic.
and not, as has been done since the
act of the legislature in 1916, be paid
directly out of the general fund ir
twelve equal annual installments, q
great miNup has occurred and last
Monday meeting Of county attorney
from over fifty counties was held II
Denver TO determine on a plan of nc
ton.
The sheriffs are the offices hardest
hit, and a number have resigned, thru
the state, declaring the job not worth
while in these days when people ar.
behaving themselves 80 well, and
comparatively few fees are collected
f. NJ. Nourse, attorney for Gum;
son county, did not attend the meeting
but expressed the opinion that its rec
ommendation that Governor Sweet 1T
once call an extra session to remedy
the hole in the law, is the only way
out of the difficulty. The governor is
loath to do this, but wants test case
brought However, what is seeming
ly a test case having already been de
cided by the supreme court, no one
else seems to think this would solve
the problem.
The Gunnison county officers are not
so much affected as some others since
County Clerk McWilliams and County
Treasurer Herrick always collect
much more than their salaries in fees
anyway. The county judge is con-
sidered state officer now, and the
county assessor has no fees anyway,
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Gym Contractor
Breaks Ground

Westerns Gymnasium is becoming
a reality, for work was started this
week by the contractors. The tool
shed has been built and the ground is
being broken, and if anyone is still in
doubt as TO its eSat location, they car
now see where il is to be erected
Quite n good sized crew of men are at
work and the actual construction work
will soon begin.
The foundation is 70xlO0 feet. Carl
+. Anderson is superintendent, The
General Construction Company OF
Denver. the contractors. Ernest
Miller is assisting with the carpenter
work, and other builders will be put
on as the lines of the gym become
outlined
The college club house is also
fast on the road to completion The
roofing is being put on this week, the
fireplace is complete and the porch is
also finished. Fritz ZugeIder built
the fireplace, which is a splendid one,
and W. H. Allen is completing his
contract on the roof and log part Of
the club house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
LIST OF JUDGES APPOINTED
FOR THE PRIMARY AND
GENERAL ELECTIONS. 1924
Nan,-
rrrrInrI InrnIIon

i'r""th"f Location Name
GunHisou-Mr- Gertrude Thorn
ell. Mfs Elizabeth Hatch. T " E-t"-
buylsN IlIc-Nra Eag SLAM. Tom
Noble = L. Mcdonald
k"Ear-Enrl MgiItu. Fred Euu-
Were. PM Hcis~
stone. Mr. q " WIss. Niko WEIGH
. Wet Guuuts"n--MyTa Ronald
I.oIs Harmon, @Hude Miller
Trim"
PttkIn-EImcf-" wahl Ruby Cor
u'g "" Hcnd",s"n.
u ohio tlty -GcuTE- Cnrnrz HON
"r Flick. O. 3 Werner
y Castl"i"n-ChHs- LlEhilcy. Dnv.
Duhlwan, los = TarJyh
l3- " MhItepluo-H Robert Parlin. Mrs
Anna Mcmahon. MrS Emil Peterson
Is. SRpin"ru-'hRs Tart. Rocco
NnntRT"Ili. John Chance
- CimarIun-Eufus BERRY. II II
Miles. ! l.. l.DnEtIu.
n PUwd"rhuru-S u Nichols.
Louis sammons. G r. kinney
u. eylll.-MTs G q sampson.
Nm Il. Allen. Mrs Hannah shhcki.-
20 Pnrlin-HcIcn Dcoring. Edna l..
C0rbItt Ciaribsl McDnnough.
- crested Ruttc-W I. Johnson.
Jenui" Il Erns0u. W. + Holmes.
- Marblc--A. :. Thompson. II g.
Hrowncli. Mrs y. J. Hrook-.
Roberts, ]. l.. Dempsey.
- SnIncrs~t--J. T. Mcconnell. Carl
Berg. Clara Williams
%, Lake Fork-CarI Benson. 4 W
20 Muddy-F. o. Shhefrer. Edward
Allison. \ G. Bmtsfurd.
on motion the above were selected
as Judges Df election.
W L. MERGEI.MAN.
GEORGE SULLIVAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
MRS. HARRY SMITH LAID
TO REST AT WATERLOO, IOWA

Harry Smith returned to GunnisoR
this week from Milwaukee, where he
was called by the death of his wife.
Eta Belva High Smith. Funeral ser
vices were held from the O'keef &
Towne funeral home at Waterloo,
Iowa, on Tuesday, July 18th at 2:30.
Rev. Horton of the Episcopal church
officiated A vocal solo. Face to
Face" was rendered. Many beautiful
floral tributes testified to the love and
esteem in which Mrs. Smith was held.
Interment was in Elmwood cemetery.
Accompanying the remains from Mil
waukee. where Mrs. Smith died, were
her husband, and sister, Mrs. Johr
Lynch, and other relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Over 100 New
Students at College
(ContInucd from m, nnrnA

Continued from nrst pagc)
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I-lit.' AEu.a. Pueblo
Edw 'rir Frances. Crawford
IIHh"r Inr. Pueblo
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tafb'f. l-lh lnnr, Niagara Fails. y Y
Garcia. S~u. Con. JDs
Giuru. Mrs. 4. Il. Grand Junction
Grant hV~ Alice. chiffon
Hampton. Lucille, Monte Vista
HiEg'uE. Lucille. Arlington
ii"Iluwas. Augusta. rucbI"
HID. Mr. Euih. Coda rdgc
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Montgomery. Emma FLORENCE
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$ufIzEuE-r. NSvyu, Center
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Packard Frank. Oklahoma city. OK
Patton. lanes, Grand Junction
Pickering. Glady-. Canon city
Potter. Barbara. colo. Springs
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Smith. Elizabeth. Mack
Smith RUBY. Palisades
Smith Mrs Jesse. FruitR
STRAY or. Irrtha, Shlida
St"tusultE. George. Canon City
Taylor. clara. Canon city
Williams. Wayman. Canon city
Williams, Mrs Ricketts,. Canon City
williamson. Georgia, Durango
Williamson. Elizabeth. Durango
Waterman. Verne. Eckcrt
Vowel. L"tta a. raoria
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

and mus, collect a salary, also the
county superintendent of schools.
Sheriff Hanlon, since he went on
salary basis has not made fees large.
but instead calls up witnesses and peo-
pie wanted on the phone instead Of
making a trip to accumulate milage
and fees. However, he can make his
salary, or most Of it by this method,
if no other solution is found.
In the meantime some counties are
in bad way as result Of the un-
expected decision.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eilebrecht re-
turned Sunday from very pleasant
week spent in Grand Junction and
Montrose. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ellie
brecht Sr. and Francis Eilebrecht ac-
companied them on the trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mrs. Fred Rogers and son visited
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. B. H.
Joreensen over the week and returned
to Fer home in Grand Junction Tues
day. Her little daughter, Virginia,
who has been with her aunt for some
time. accompanied them home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mrs. 4. ADruva came in last night
from the lower country and surprised
her daughter, Miss Dorothy. Mrs.
Druva with several members of her
family, have been enjoying an auto
trip thru the Western Slope. The re-
mainder of the party went on to
Creede, but Mrs. Druva decided TO
come up to Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

"Poss" Parsons, sporting editor of
the Denver Post, is in our vicinity on
a fishing trip. Incidentally he is get
ting material for an article on the
new gymnasium under construction at
the college, for his paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Merging the Rainbow Route with Pixies Peak Ocean
Highway real live question for Gunnison to settle
showing made by the special representatives who here
ought thing and Chamber of Commerce drec-
justified getting behind the reported that
counted 5000 tourist week pessng thru
II this fact side of the with the
and most varied attractions is not getting anywhere
This must be because the tourists
at the source properly advised and roads
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Election Judges
Are Appointed

Continued from First Page)
the ritkin hatchery road two week
ago, It was decided to let the balance
OF the construction Ia the lowest bid
der
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

With the by Former Governor Shoup that he
will candidate against Robt F. Rockwell for the Repub
the cleared for West Slope candidate for
Office True judge Morley of Denver will oppose
Rockwell but guessing that the Republicans will stamp
the PaOnian the better of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

/ Mrs. Guy Munson and daughter,
Miss Hazel Maupin were visitors at
the Frank Stull home for few days
during the week. The ladies came
over from Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lindsey anG
daughter, Lorraine of Salida are visit
ed in Gunnison last week with Mrs
Lindsley's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Richardson. Clarence Richardson Of
Delta also is spending some time with
his grandmother, Mrs. Richardson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Development of Cattlemens celebration into real home
coming time the possibilities of the future II is line
development will add the friendly spirit of the
gathering and reasonably The celebration
being used for this purpose by families and little
artificial aid would bring large
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

The DETECTION Of Senator Wheeler of Montana from the DEM
fold unexpected Wheeler elected with the help
of the soad Famerabor radicals, who the residuar
ae of the Nonpatsan League and bound follow their
lead the Laoette There be general
that this of northern states from Wisconsin to Mont
likely its electoral vote for LaFolette.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

|. Governor and Mrs. Sweet, their son
VIM. Sweet Jr., and their daughter.
Miss Elsie Sweet, and Mack Stanley
were in town Monday, registered at
La Veta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

J. J. Barrett spent some days here
fishing and meeting acquaintance last
week, returning to Grand Junction on
Sunday. He declares he still likes
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

|. Mrs. Henry Bright and sister, Mrs.
Ann Roland, went to Taylor Park on
Monday, after visiting in Gunnison
for week. Mrs. Bright has just re-
turned from the Salida hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Leadvle and Siverton Colorado the lime
light this week because of raids by prohibition With the
appointment Of George Stephan of Delta chief of the federal
bureau things going to happen We have long
Of the opinion that the for nonenforcement
prohibition law the lack good faith the executive Of
this applies alone federal officers but all down
the line. Where there's will, there's
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Laude Of Den.
yer arrived Tuesday to visit with Mrs
Leila Hazclhurst for week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Miss Cleeta Brookshire of Salida is
helping at the Fisher Beauty Shop at
present and plans to stay for some
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mrs. S. f. Land, who is spending
some time at Waunita, was in Gunni
son Tuesday, greeting aequaintances
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25
Constantly Improved but No Yearly Models

There are obvious benefits to the
purchaser in Dodge Brothers
policy of making constant, gradu-
al refinements in their product in
stead of changing from one de-
sign to another year after year
Chief among these is the fact that
the car may be operated through
out the full limit of its usefulness
without the extra depreciation
loss which results from a rapid
succession of radically different
models.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Miss Ruth Delo is the new clerk
greeting customers at Martins Book
Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Mrs Louis Sarrasin Of Grand juno.
tion was up during the celebration, OF
q visit to the C. Besse family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

Will Lehan left Monday for hi.
home in Salt Lake City. Dan Lehar
accompanied his for a visit
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-07-25

For the time in "a the majority of each precinct
board Of election judges in Gunnson republican So
the rule ruin polcy of certain Democratic poi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08


Dice Evangeline Booth:
"Podemos caer, pero no con-
siderarnos vencidos."
ttLa miseria no ba dismiauido
en- los Estados Unldos a pesar
de la prosperidad que sc espe-
raba como consecuencia de la
guerra"
"La' pobreza nc ha disminuido Gu
los Estados Unidos como consequences
de la ola de prosperidad que Sc espe-
raba seguirfa a la Guerra MundiaI"
declara Evangeline Booth, qnien, CO.
mo Comandante del Ejercto de Saliva
con, Sc ha esforzado como nadie para
aliviar a las victimas de la miseria y
Ell infortunio.
Porque Evangeline Booth tiene dere-
cho a saber de estas cosas. Los pobres
estan s1empre entire nosoSros, mientra
ella procura estar siempre con los pc
bres.
Como parte de audiencia muda
por Ia emoci6n, quede absorto al OR de
labios de Evangeline Booth la original
historic de los comienzos de esta plau-
sible organization. La escena tllvo lu-
gar en- ell camerino de un teatro. Yes
tida con los andrajos de la pobreza
que acababa de representa-, me rela-
to las luchas de los miserables, de los
caidos y vencidos, pintandome eli II a
dro mas vivo de la miseria. hasta mo
yer las cuerdas mas sensibles d. mi
alma.
"Veintisiete de nosotras fuimos
encarceladas por recorrer las Gales de
Londres tocando trompetas, mientras
proclamabamos la Paz de Salvation, so
p~retexto de que alterabamos la paz."
lei fiscal vino a vernos a la pr1-
sion" Evangehne Booth, como digna
hija de un padre noble, cast n ado
lescente Sc defendi6 haciendole la his
toria de la redencion de u compale-
ras de prisi6n, indicandole q~uienes eran
elias.
"Todo 10 que listed tiene que hacer
ahora es relatar su historic a la Cor
te'', dijo ell fiscal, mientras Sc enjuga-
ba las lagrimas que lie Ell re-
lato que acababa de OR.
Al igual que Porcia, Evangel1ne
Booth supo defenderse. Ella sabe lie
gra a los corazones.
Siempre que llega al punto culnnnan-
te de su relaci6n, Evangeline Booth
reacciona y sonrie:
stAhora a secarse las lagrimas. TIE
nemos que hacer algo".
Eminentes autoridades concuerdan en-
proclamar a Evangeline Booth la mu-
jer mas elocuente del mundo, sobre to-
do en- la Interpretation del coraz6n
humane.
Ella sabe conmover con la dencade-
"a de n innata fuerza dramatica, So
breponiendo los impulses del ecorazonI
a TODD otro interes. Ell "yo'' esprit
tual de Evangeline Booth Sc manifesto
IN todos los actos de su vida. Durante
su Ultima enfermedad ide6 una nueva
campana, que denomin6 ~'.descanso",
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08

Dice Evangeline Booth:
"Podemos caer, pero no con
siderarnos vencidos."
"La miseria no ba dismiautdo
en- los Estados Unldos a pesar
de la prosperidad que Sc espe-
raba como consecuencia de la
guerra"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
LA MAoUINA DEL TENIENTE
MARTIN NO FUNcIONA

NEW Work, abril 5. Omitted Press)
-Despachos dltimamente recibidos de
la ciudad de Seattle %anuncian que sera
de todo punto impossible continuar la
marcia en- ell dia de hoy aunque abo-
nance ell tempo debido a que Ell timon
de la maquina del Teniente Martin
no funciona debidamente y hay que pro
ceder a r~eparaciones antes de salir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
INSTANTANEOUS DE GENIE NOTABLE
Cara a cara con Eyangeline Booth
LA DEL EJERorro DE SALVATION
Por JOE MITCHELL CHAPPIE


ml0UJfdS COIHk4Sdbd O1dUd CdA SOA0
habia aprendido de su noble padre.
Los soldados del frente no olvida-
ran nunca los "~doughnuts'' y la ayu-
da prestada por las .'sallies''. Los sa-
crifcios que elias Sc habian impuesto
en- tiempos de paz para rehabilitar a
la Humandad en- Ell espiritu del Macs
tro, sirvieron en- los momentos supre-
mos para marcar Ell paso de n vida
a otra de mas de un valiente muchach.o
Mas de treinta minones de personals
Sc IAN reunido este ano en- las esqui-
mas de nuestras Gales para ~presenciar
ell desfle del Ej6rcito de Salvation.
La Comandante Booth Sc expreSo nua
vez en- esta forma acerca de las from
petas Y cantos %publicos;
Isl fueramos solamente a REAR, %
podriamos atraer a los caidos y des-
ahuciados morales. Ell sonido de las
trompetas imita las llamadas del Juic1o
Final, Y una vez reunidos todos, OBJ
servamos en- sus ojos u al3o de Ia
sonrisa del Maestro ha descendido has
ia ellos.''
Como bien dice Evangel3ne Booth:
HAY muchos pobres rodeados de
andrajos y de miseria, sin qle haya
llegado hasta ellos Ell Mensajs Iiivlno,
debido a que no Sc atreven entrar en-
los temples y catedrales por no mos
trar Sill pobreza. Los organoS tocando
los servicios religiosos Ell medic nj
mayor esplendor, no resultan mas ha-
mativos para ell pobre y Ell desilEs1o-
nado que una banda de musica en- me-
dio de "a Gale. Las tcoapetas y tambo-
res hacen las wees del orgailo en- Ia
casa de Dios ~improvisada al alre IL
bre."
Hab1ando, sus ojos negros brillan Co
10 dos estrellaS; sus nitidas faccio-
ics v sugesti, a ~personliidaa. unidas
a n dulce voz, nos ganan por COM
pleto, aun despues del %cansancio de Ina
conferencia. Uno llega a duGar de que
haya en- la escena una artista mas be-
LA que Evangeline Booth.
Como Comandante de Campo del
Ejercito de Salvation de Londres du-
rante cinco afos y C~omandante de ia
misma organization en- Ell Canada por
espacio de ocho amos, Evangeline Booth
resulta una curtida v~eterana que con-
serva ann la angelical dulzura de su
juventud.
En- la lejana Alaska I'M buscador de
orc del Klondike, hablando con ell ex-
tinto Presidente Harding, dijo: "El
Ejercito de Salvation rescato 10 qre
quedaba de mi en- la campans organl-
zada por Evangeline Booth. Alabado
sea ell senor!" En- seguida comenz6 a
cantar una de las canciones que Evan
geline Booth ha hecho populares.
Cuando Evangeline Booth supo este
hecho, no Sc Interest," en- 10 mas rainimo
por La fama conquistada. Enternando
los ojos. elev6 una oracion por Ell an
ciano que, ALA en- la lejana Alaska,
propaga la doctrina del Maestro.
Traducci6n de N. III.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-08
de Periodicos
para ilnpresOS

Tenemos en- existencia una
gran cantidad de papeI de perio-
dicos, propio para impresos, que
10 realizamos a $3.50 ell quintal
para la isIa, cortado al tamano
que deseen y libre de franqueo.
Dirfjase a la Administration de
FL MUNDO. P.