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We hove ot seceved 2 bne o Ladies,
Misers and Childbens Costs and Ladies and
Masses Suts.
THE PRICES ARE RICHT
Registered
Hereford Bulls
For Gale in Anderess Bres. Posture
Bred by A. 7.Crows & Sens, Husted, Colorade
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SVERY PAIS SVASANTESS
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A great developmect is going om '§
in Rio Blanca county where the |
Grand River, Mecker and Salt Lake |«
R. R. has been formed 'ithmpihl“
of ten m:ll'mnlomho_finpnni’
+ through Meeker to Salt Lake City. |
It = reported that conetrection |,
work will begin in a few daye ‘2
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HARMONY RESTORED
AT FORT COLLEGE
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Whea Governor Shafroth entesed
:—~ duties of hie office one of
mast vesing probleme thet con
fromted him was the condition st the
Siste Agricaltural College, where
discord sud lack of harmony pee
vailed to such an extent thet the
work of the institetion was seriowsly
10 & misimem.
The faculty was divided iato
cliques and there were factions in
the board of trustees. The trwe
purposes of the agricultural college
had been subverted to perscnal am
bitions. Farmers and business men
of the state had lost confidence in the
institution and the taxpayers were
carrying a needless burden through
repetition of courses.
“Now they are teaching our boys
the science of alfalfa roots ivstead d‘
Greek roots,” eaid a well-known
farmer recently, “and our girls are
learning the economy of the home ™
More than that, there is being cul
tivated and there now exisis an en- |
thusiasm and an absorbed interest
among students in the work of t.hoj
school in its relation to the possibili
ties of the home farm. Boys and
girls hasten back to the farm eager
to apply the training and the scrence
they have acquired at the cdbgo]
This means an increase in the pro
ductivity of Colorado farms, im- |
proved conditions of living and |
handreds of thousands added to the ‘
wealth of the state. 1
Uraniam ore has been discovered
near Twin Lakes. A atreak lm-‘
ing five per cent Uranium hae
zon found in alarge vein by George ]
Hartman. The honging wall ie
granite and the footwall a shistore |
dvke, 30 feet wide, the whole back
ed by an immense vein of bwd.qo!
porphyry
J H Anderson, formerly in charge
of mining operations at the Lucky
Strike mines south of Gunmieon,
bae clowed a deal for a growp of
claims at Ouray. The Anderson-
Halter Mines Co, capitalized =t
£250,000 has taken over the Micky |
Breen and Grizzly Bear properties.
The company aime to erect 2 Kuen
zel smelter and etart operstions om
a large acale.
GUNNISON NFw W
DOYLEVILLE
NeSeChamphs CucTenisadanes
Nos . 2 e
Th&-gbflv-&_
i canch v ot Npriag coeek
M““*?
apnding 8 couple of werhe B
vor
mh"flft\-vni:m
wday. She e to be goue wll
Ber Lo Caumiieos
ur tauchmen wiv hasnting
'firfia‘u--flh’:fl-. &.?
e Gmalem biroaght oad
mu--u.--u:.u'f':
Mot vnnell wante eome lnmber fo;
mole vuthuidings
DAYTON
NewsChamplos Oustegpentenss.
Nos. 1, wO,
- Now Mary Urolt west to Lake Oty
Nai wrday
Mr. and Mrs. Joha Thompeon e
contly made a trip to Gunaison
Chas. Car has bevn L
Jd H will soon have the
i !-:L A F Ewbom,
| mhape to rua fur the winter.
| Mes. Mendenhall came down o
Lanke Uity last Friday to apond the
day a1 the Gateview ranches.
Eiection will be beld in .u..
Wentbrooks btu-h'..'li o .‘..5.
republican judge phace
CE Pwyer who resigued.
I UL Olark of Montrose has besu
=wp here barguining for the Antoas
| Yeager horses. Grant Youmes has
| been helping corral them from the
| ronge
CASTLETON
iwm
Nov. 2, isie,
1 Kubler wine shut dows bor the
winter the Ist.
Susbeam and Nar mines otill ron
ning full time.
I Chas. Miller was wp to Castivtes
with a load «f potatoss last week.
Richard W has beem o the
mummuwuu—r
ot present.
C. A. Parteh is adding t porech
-mhhb-udnb::-h
--» | PrOving his place.
N.-ufi-fi:d‘i-.hfi
Saturday sight wae attepded
'd.11.-fl.'-l‘-.
The telephone . 13 are
. -u.u-m.:':m
tieton. fwmhw—
win by the § of Bovember N the
weather hulds guud. .
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SOMERSET AND THE MUDDY
- | N wsOhamplen Oasvespuntnes.
p Ors. 8, 1000
» d:' L. Rush went te Buwb Sater
, .
2| M. D. B Shaw vislied in Delta o
; i" days of last week.
|| Walter Webb of Marbie s
| & ew d.nuthlfl'\r‘.n
)| Paul Husten hm: vace
) | thom at his ranch ot B .
) | The democratic county candidates
» | were in Bomerset Mw‘-y evening.,
i Dr. Weedin has resigned his posi
) | tion at Bomerset, Dr. Bowie taking
, | e place.
| Frowk and Nellie Hodgwon of Eagle
:;.n apending some time visiting
| Rudy Cary.
| Wiley White and family left Somer
‘wet laot week. Mr. White will vielt
|im Missouri, while Mrs. White and
llth*”wt‘uhkm.
'| John Kieretich passed through
" Friday me enroute for Bowie
| from O'ml". with a new
team he had beem over to purchase,
OHIO CITY
{ ‘O'OLm' mf Toape .
i Nov. 2, 1916,
| E. G, Dice left on Sunday for
| Marbile, '
I Frank Draper went to Oklahoma
| on Nov. let.
| 3. M. Flick took a car of cattie to
! Denver this week.
’ Judge Wegener was here on huosi
'nm several daye lant week. i
Mrs. Sellard visited her daughter
Mra. Fred Dice on Wedneaday
MW two wer
| mons in the house on Sunday.
J. F. Pearson returned from a trip
| ::nmtth county omn "wl-&l
| day.
' Mre. J. M. Fiick and children came |
‘nplro- Guanison and vielted over
| Sunday . i
Misa Luella J ohneon returned home |
from her viat to Demver and other
| pointe on Saturday. She started
| teaching the Ohio school on Monday .
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CROOKSTON
| News-Champten Osrvespsnfeace.
l Nov. 2, 1910,
| Walter Adams apent Teesday ia
Gunnison.
| B S Watters completed his tele
| phonen last week. There are cleven
on our line now and more expecting
to join.
'| Mies Kate Walker went te Guawi
son last Saturday. ber sister Neollle
retersing Sunday evening with her
w.-«thmm
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SPENCER
News Champsd Usrtespeadense.
I Nov. 2. 1990
Nre. Downey and Miss Easterly
n last week
was in Spencer calling on
A.l.fl-y:omtv-h--
tooth where be has completed &
woed contract. J.rlhvh-l-.
A. Lamh returaed from Sawtenth
Wednesday .
PION
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Nos 1. isle.
An sddition o the bigh schowl
Hhomey esvived Shis week 8 the
iof o ook case and & sember of
w ke,
The givls' basket ball wam will
i PEactEang vetduus basket bali |
i wenk as B She l-.anlhu
Lot eye banket ;
Frol Frankes s daily expecting the
S rrkay text bosskn N“&s
e i presing te be one of
ot imlerenting @ the bigh achoul, |
crvieods taking it being vers devy
1t romted :
B A Hulhwman. representing the
=lale i mamoncie tion of Colorado
~~-c'ifl-r'-:u-l-un wenk
e gmve mome v I lerenting w
escences of hin army e and the
wly dimagreeabiv eature of hie talk
(was that it ended too soos. Br.
iblu.-mn ® very popular with the |
high wchool folks and s alwaye very
cordially reveived y
| Mies Womtgate gave a talk on !
¢ naterbary and its Bistore relations |
the early part of the week Having |
Vikited Canterbucy and secased pic
tures of the interesting places the
eture proved s very interenting one
iddesd. The talk was given in rola- |
[ ton te the “Canterbury Tales. by
[ Chaucer. which the Junior Englieh
clans in now studying . !
Dlassics for the Froshmen and
sophomore Bnglieh classes wore e
coived last week The Freshmens will
vead “Tvanhor, by Scott upnxw"‘
mores, “Silse Marner.” by ot
J wmior and Sewior classs are reading
“Adyiin of the Ring.” by Tennyson
land “Awstoceat of the Breakiast
Table.,” by Holmes The Senior ‘
[cinss will later take up the “Oregon
| Trail.” by Parkman. {1
| Thw.-nmvr::*r-
L noon will probably be the !
ol the -.lw i Q-m'
| The Teoller .td Grand (
Jm oo & very team o |
i gome should prove a very |
i teresting .s“h-. ol the
Inrge enpeuee !
[ the touthall team rom Grand ,--“
tion it i necessary to charge a larg- |
or adwission fe:. As this . the last |
game here open wp your hearts and |
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GUARDKING HIS OWN PROPERTY.
— !
l doshesn's Wethed of Gesling with
Avercious Wesshent. .
’ “Feve,” said the Virginle w-‘.l
‘ls anvther Jeckhson yara
“Juckson wsed bales of cotted B
the ramparts that he threw up ta @
| femse of New Oricans and it wes net
urally & metter of indifference 10 him |
'vhooo eotion he employed. I-Cl
| it happened 0 beioag to & rich mer
| chant.
“The mevchant followed bis bales
with doglihe devetion. He eould mot
r 1o tear himasi! away frem them.
Ses standing over them whee
Jacksca happencd to Grow sear and |
Tuating wp 1o the chisl, he said: |
“‘Mensious, &t s damage e your |
@ to tabe my cotten. All preperty
® sacred sad must b protected.” |
“Bul’ saM Jackesm, ‘ere you 990 |
Wis o pour sotton?
“Oh, sure! Mest sure’ saMd ~'
Wmerchamt. 1 bnow the merks, all of |
them. X puis, alore, this cotion, ele, l
must he Sofonded.’
= “Jackesa turmed ® & private and
told him o fetch & musket at omee.
The mushet boing brought, the gem
oral laMd it la the merchaat's arme
and seid, with @ grim smile: |
“‘My friend, you are the most prop
or peré®n 1 know of to defend your
owa property. Stay here, then, and
@ so. Stir at your peril.’ "—Detreit
Free Press. 1
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WHEN A QUEEN BATHES |
Qpenish Reyeity in Seclusion Gperte
with the See Wawees.
The fashiomable bathing resort of
Spaia is ia San Sebastian. But de
women in that well-nigh tropical elime
wear startling costumes? By ne
means. Their garb is as staid as that
worn on the English ceoasts; wvery
charming.and bec ming, but withal re- '
served and dignified. The material
is apt te be dark blue serge trimmed
with white braid or erimson serge.
At Trouville, in France, the bathers
are not rarely annoyed—eor not an
moyed?—hy the leveling of opera
glasses, which practice is rigorously '
forbiddem in the Spanish resort. This
prohibitiom i# partly explained by the
frequent presemce of the queen meoth- |
er, and also the voung queen, whe, of
course, are left perfecjly unmolested. 1‘
Their bathing box is very picturesque. '
It is built in the Moorish style, with |
minarets on efther side, and the dome
in the middle surmounted by the rey- |
al crown in gold. When in use, it is
slowly rolied down to sea, and rey
alty ecam bathe in perfect privaey, |
though the “box” is mot inclosed. !
Passing Beliefs.
Read the famouws chapter in Victer
MHuge's “Shakesprare”™ about the pro
dise knowiedge of the worll and the
wniverse as imparted by the philese
phers and lcarned mea of Greece, and
you will wender how the science of
this contury will o regarded Wye
men of 3500 A. D.
You enile ot ol modical preserty
Seas. Bere b oue of the seventeonth
csmtery: “Barthworms olit and
ceanttd and ot b plocss and
cheppud, & geod mess of pottage made
thereo! 99 catmeal and water and
esten b them that hate e blach
Sunlics, 4otk purfestly cwre hem
therest, though it s sever oo leng
rested. This s very tree and ol
beth sheatimes proved” Yet o 0 rend
B & csabemperery et the Wyl
oand of & sheup © e comlloat Mg
® stianists s aad vemm
“Gutuily and & Gssee o sale.” ‘
00AlL 00AL Ooal,
Cinrence Adame f
| Fumusese snd Quessssase. Tel- |
boaver 361
W Fogg will whe o himaed
= e B
h-‘.‘_____ o |
See the New (Niver Typowsies.
Seveutesn coute o day.
_ BF L Jo., g ‘
| Olasence Adames.
Furuture and Quecossere. Tel
ephone Heaver 361 '
| The K Heines -
"M“: ~?'—bf
‘ Lost Saturdey, i weu, cheched
blue sad white shoulder shawi. |
i Mas 8. C. Fiousx. |
!e — :
| Ous car of wiater apples will soon
arnive. ewe our ad for pasticulare |
41.50 Gaverre Baos i
' eM. R Blackestock, veterinarien,
s kcated ot Guanison and will ane
wer all calls promptly. Phose Gun- |
nison, 0l i) o ot
Our supply of Holidey postale
‘have arrived We iavite you %
eall and woe them
41.52 Gaverte Baos
For Saie —A good pieno, cheap
for cash. For pamticulars addeess
414 Mes. AJ. Jomsson, ,
Therse will be o choot ot
;(h’-.flmn'on(‘i::u
the 13th. = Hagiving ohowst tea
io'“.
When in need of & good,
Rotary. For Sale by G. D. Mastia.
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Presbyterian Church Notes.
f W‘pfiu‘n-‘
ochipet 10454 m., 173%p =
Sundey achood 012 M. Ohrition.
ll‘ahvc“-inn&n
At the ing ecrvies Dv. Heb
b e oy
) 3 n evening o
“Dealing ia Fotasss.”
' The epecial masicsl esevicss will
inclede ot the mosniang esrvics, a0
woa the " and o wslected eclo
onag bp Profommey Founhe. A the
esrvice the enthema, sen
nge are apriben,” (Newton)
end “Retera, O Wandesor, Retora”
(Wileom.)
The public is cordially iavited 0
these serviers.
Cattle Selling Well
| Demver Unmion Stack Yarde, Oct.
31.—Reesipts of cattle were liberal
here again last week but demand
continwed ae otrong as ever and
trade was active. Good ecattle seld
(ot prices very little diffevent from
the proceeding week but the medium
and plainer kinds were weak to a
dime lower owing to a decline im the
eastern markets. Beef stuff of all
| kinde was wanted and eold readily.
{ Good 10 choice steers brought &4 50
10 $5 25, and a few fanev steers sold
up to $575. Cows wsold largely at
£375 %0 $4.25 for the pretty good
killers, with fancy stuff upto %4 50
Feeder and stocker trade wae active
under big demand. Good to choice
steers brought 84 40 to $5 35 and
fair to good grades went at $3 35 to
$4 40. Feeding cows sold at $3 (0
‘to 83 35 and choice feeding heifors
up to $365. Today's receipts were
5,500 head; market weak to 10c low
er in sympathy with eastern declines.
W. N. FULTON.
Alfalfa as a Sell Dealer
D. W. Frear, Uoloredo Agrisultaral College,
Fort Colline
. The great virtwe of alfalia is ite
ability to incresse the sitrogea ocon
tent of the woil. Abowt 77 per comt
of the air is nitragen. It is esti
mated that there are 32,000 toms
‘mmw‘r‘vd‘b‘.”‘.dfio
present rate 18 conts & pouad,
over $12,000,000, if it could be wsed.
It is taken out of the sir inte the
'woil by very minute plants called bac
teria, which live in the little nodules
(found on the alfalfa roots. It tekes
‘abost 25,000 bacteria to messute an
!-’r-‘-hh&.i' precesass
and them give it wp %o the alfalia
plast ia snother form. Alfalla
| plonts remove & lorge amownt of wi-
S ok i sSt B 8
e mech a jon i |
If the 00l ie %00 wet, the bacteria
canact work, and if teo hard, the air
“AI'I-.M hw&ouy
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o add sitrogen %o the eoil, kike al
folla, ate called logemes. Somm
1.-dfld-lb“-
swest, rod white clover; ssme
mese distantly selated ase bosns and
pu—
| The L T € will st Woduendny
| Now iub_“‘
I Tuchey shox et Eilsboscht s Sus
g, Do &, @ o o'chedh.
| Fos ssin—Baggy el besuess
| Inquese of ot
A Mus. Assn Buesct, Gesame.
Have s fow of shane e Becsed
BRock Cuchesuie fos enie &
(o 4 '9_‘_-_“_"{“""‘
Res J E Foosvch wall hald eee
vices ot the Epmcopal chusch Sea
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“ For Saie Lh-d'*-‘ l!fi Rowm
IAGIOR Bl Baan L nquare ot
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| Tergets for sale. two siave, eithes
i;‘w hawmjion office or by masl,
‘u-“cut____
| Wastkp— dob on sandch for winess.
| lasapesienced, but willing to lease
"-.d wilhng % work aher | leasn
| Inquire Guuaison News-Champion
. Hasuas g Perty and
t!m-"'"......,".?""-....c hall,
| Nov. 10. Rewerved scois at Wein-
Vlbfl'.«sw__.n—
W. A Keele sl hold
:lc-hy-d d-d' .:-.--1‘:‘?.
wtose a Parlia on Novewmber 2.
J*M : .
| Special low priced ssle on ohil
‘h"*‘-l. boy's suite. men's Wwon
;;:l‘d-! vard ok
¢ L
| For sais—Some housshold fue-
God-aprings, basesss, mettecssm,
esesns, twhiswess. Al
| overcoate. Cuas. F. Hussans.
Secure tickete mow for the cimh
ensesl Hervest Ball cad cuppes
Monday Nov. 7 ot the Weodmen and
Redmen halls, under the avapioss of
B, Poer's charch. The bem of
‘ b will b foraiched.
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Beal Oyotors. Thes asw
MILM overy wesh
from the Atlentic cosst. They em
—ll y A
Beos., Genninse.
Visit the ond Up-so-Date
ing o arw hat. For cioust and doom
bate, wo casry all the lstemt chapes
ond petterss.
Secoad lu:.'.,"n-': or
Maia N o
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s B e e o
Resmn ead Boaed
Two nicely furnished roome with
or without boerd
42¢f Mus. May Waikes,
Potter Bldg Main St. Guanison.
Chishes Binner
Will be served by the ladies of the
Methodist church, at the Masoaie
hall on election day. Cranberries,
sweet potatoes, good home made pi e
aad eakes and other good things.
Supper will also be served from
five to eight o'clock in the eveming.
| Everybody come.
e
Netine
New York Cafe Tov-’ufim
hoving bove vunted, the lodivs of B 0
Peter's church will serve the Besi
wess mon’s hot harvest supper in the
Woodmen hall from ste 8 o'cleck
. M. on the eve before election,
fl«-«, Nov. 7. The following
menu -fll.;- ‘-'vd: Hot roam
whd, slew ! te, beowa
v n
Goms That Bosm Nosd & fow Conpat?
Better come ia M-‘hh*
i bl
cigeed gooda, in qualities thet will
®ear well, in fact the very bemt
vanety W -M *-
estisly overy individual taste beth in
*‘-*-‘w
ing foor age for hall,
&‘umch.
CLsazucs Asamn,
Geasissa, Cole.
Deings ot e Bocsic Thoste
A Nov. 5.
i
Pictare No. 1. “Forgivea =t
l:;lfia- with & deep moral,
No. 2. “Beld Agi~" A wide
o
No. 4. “Ress of the Reach™
Oue of these intensely intrrasing
eowboy scenes.
Ko 5. His Too Sem™
Every pictuse & gesd ene.