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The Washington times., 1905-11-15

Ihe telegrapneQ answer from ROcap
was exactly the same, but he followed
II this morning with letter IN which
he sets forth his views more fully. and
incidentally takes a fall out of those
who seek some Quibble of words TO get
out OF the payment of bet. His letter
Is as follows
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
BUSINESS SCORES
AGAINST EASTERN
Final Game of High School
Series Ends % to 6.
REPLETE WITH FUMBLING
Neither Team Was Able TO Freeze On
to Leather-Captain Bowies'
Touchdown.

IN the last game Of she High -Schaai
football series yesterday the Eastern
team won from Business at National
League Park by y to s.
The game was characterized BY funlb-
ling on both sides, ~BOwles. the speedy
Business quarterback. making the only
touchdown OF the game for the embryo
merchants on a tumble by one of the
Eastern players.
Eastern began the scrimmage by kick
ing on 70 Business on the latter's 10
yard line. where Powell was downed
IN his tracks. After several Intellectual
attempts around the ends Captain Bow
les kicked thirty yards, and 1t was evi-
dent from then on that ali the boys
from First street could hope for was TO
be able to hold their heavy opponents
down to small score, . -
Trying Out Material.
The Capitol Hill school had substi-
tute team in order TO draw out material
for next year, and it was two or three
minutes before the youngsters pulled
themselves together. but when they did
a touchdown was soon forthcoming
In the second half Captain Field went
from full 10 his regular position al
right half and Farmer replaced Martin
at the other. For a while this change
IN Easterns lineup looked good for d
big score. with Business at the small
end OF the horn. but after two beau
tifui runs Farmer became careless. and
began his old trick of fumbling. Upon
one occasion. Just at this point of the
game. IL il had not been for the quick
work OF one OF the Eastern men VINO
fest On the bail AFTER the haIEbaek Ind
run twenty yards and then dropped ths
leather behind the goal line, ii would
have cost his team one ce ITS scores
The Washington times., 1905-11-15
Eaughton Says Yes.

:, The question put to these men -wasi
"A bets B that Jones will be knocked
out in six rounds. Referee stops bout in
third 20 save Jones further punishment,
Does A VIM Kindly wire answer,
The answer received from NaughtoH
was directly TO the point and covers
the entire case. 1t was:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07
AatO 7hfeves, BesC0re
4Ameyie0n Motor League In- angurafes Campaign Against
 Enemie5 of OqcHers.

To protect it's members from the ln- creasing danger of losing their auto mobiles by theft the officers of the American Motor league have devised a registry system under which the car of each member may be registered and described in detail and a protection disk" attached 10 tbe car. thus notify ing the professional culprit that an or ganized national body will urge his conviction and punishment if any thef: is attempted.
 Besides offering reward of $1O0 for the conviction of the thief who steals an automobile, the A. NJ. L. offers a separate reward of S25 for conviction leading to the punishment of any of fender who maliciously injures the per son or property Of q member while on the public road.
 The league has issued to its members the following announcement: ''To Mem bers of the American Motor League The A. M. L. protection disk tells It's own story. 1t IS shown Oboth sides) by accompanying cuts. It Is covered with red leather and may be attached to the car without danger of scratching or marring the polished surface. The let tering Is in gold and will not tarnish by exposure to the weather. The disk is three inches .n diameter and is sup piled with a strong red silk cord, by which 1t may be attached to any con venient part of the car.
 ''The league on learning of the theft or any registered automobile belonging to a member will immediately send notice and full description of the stolen car to the police authorities of towns within radius of several hun dred miles from the place of theft, with notice also Of the reward offered for the conviction of the thief. The name and address of the owner of the stolen vehicle will be given and notice will be sent to bim at once in case the thief is arrested or the vehicle reeov- cred.
 similar notices win be sent to the various dealers in secondhand ma chimes. who will thereby be warned against the purchase of the stolen car and vi; vi; tiI5is be enabled to identify and detan the thief who offers the stolen property for sale.
 Notices with full information will al so be sent to the automobile papers
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07


 and to the prominent newspapers and every effort will be made to recover fhe car and convict the offender. If any unregistered automobile is stolen from q member the league will exert every effort to recover the property, but having no recorded description of the ear, is action in such case will be less prompt and effective.
 The member whose person or prop erty is injured should at once secure the arrest Of the offender and take him before the nearest magistrate. Witnesses should be secured and, if necessary. the aid of the public prose cutting attorney (or other attorney in- voked and the criminal thus brought 10 punishment.
 '.The reward of S25 in such case will be paid for conviction which leads to the punishment of the offender. That is to say. a mere triiing offense which ends with a brief lecture by the magis- frate and the discharge Of the prison er is not one that calls for the pay ment Of this reward
 What the league aims to do is to bring to punishment the brutal rufians who cannot plead infancy as an ex- cuse for crime.
 TO get this protection send to the secretary for registry blank. When you haze filled out this blank it will contain q detailed description of your car, from which it can be easily iden- tifed. Then return the registry blank to ieagne headquarters. where it will Ike filed according to the city. county and state in which the member resides. A numbered protection disk will then ue sent to the registered member. and ihe number of the disk will De entered upon the registry blank. describing his machine.
 Persons not members Of the Ameri- can Motor league who wish to avail themselves Of this protection should apply to American Motor league. Van cesbW b7ilding. New York"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07
'tNe0C Rule fl Men0Ce
 70 SbOt1 ''
"HarUard- : Yale Process For Whiteq0asAing Young PrcfessionaiAth-
 Letes Vioidtes Principles of Amatenrism; Other C0Neges ShoaId PrOtet. ;
By JAMES E. SULLIVAN.

Americas lending athletic authority and
 seeretary-treasurer Of the Amateur Ath-
 letic union.
 The information recently sent out from Cambridge, Mass, that Yale and Harvard had officially ratified the new eligibility rule providing for tbe white washing" Of a certain class Of one time professional athletes has caused an endless amount of comment in athletic circles. and many believe that its effect will be far reaching.
 One clause of the new rule is as fol- lows: Any athlete who. on arriving at
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

See Naquin's for price on furniture for that bed room.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Refrigerators. the best kind at the right price. Naquin's.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

HOTEL NoBLES-ne best in Tombstone for the trSseling man Large And cool rooms. Jas. HerroD. Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

The best always at Bisbee Bakery, Phone 245.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Refreshing soda water at the Bis bee Bakery.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Order from our wagons on daily route. Bisbee Bakery.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Naquln's for good furniture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Kitchen outfitters, the place where the kitchen is supplied at the right price. Naquin's.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07
E 2 . S z 9 R s . s R G . E . 7
 BUSINESS and LOCAL
R 9 1 g 1 k H E H R H 9 @9s9 1

Naquin's will buy your second hand furniture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Fresh tomatoes under tie Postof fee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

Naquin's for secondhand furniture
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO
 CALIFORNIA POINTS.
THE oRNpoRFF HOTEL

Fl Paso is entertaining many of the people from Bisbee. Douglas, Cananea, and surrounding towns It is sug- gested that when in the Pass City they try the OTndorff hotel. It has hand somely furnished rooms. is so pleas antly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class, that visi- tors will be thoroughly satisfied with their visit at the Orndorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

For Fresh VeeetabIes-See what anderwalker & Scott have, under the post office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07
REVIEW CLASSIFIED "ADS" LONE CENT A wORD..--.
roR sALE

FOR SALE--2 twelve horse power gasoline hoisting engines. (Weber) One new. Address Mitchell Dev O., P. o. Box 11S9.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-07

FOR sALE-One fine milch COW.
 Inquire this office.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Items From Tin Cop.
News Champion Correspondence.
Monday, Ma,

News-C hampton Correspondence.
Monday, May l.
Homer Smith left for Denver first
Of the week
Bob Bohn is completing improv-
meuts ON his hotel building by add
ing a fresh coat OF paint
Those living at Gold Cup are in
possession of new piano which
was recently brought over the range
with some difficulty.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Neiderhut en-
tertained few friends and relatives
at dinner last Thursday in honor of
Mrs Neiderhut's birthday.
The crowd at the dance SATURDAY
night in the town hall was not as
large as usual. on account Of bad
roads. but a very pleasant time was
had by those who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W W. VOL were
pleasantly surprised Wednesday eve
ming by number Of their friends
coming in % spend the evening
Finch and Pit made a Jolly evening
for ALL
Monday, MAY first while school
election was held in the school
house No. >. the children were
given half holiday. II. r. Morris
received - votes for president Of
the board and Geo. Duncan q.
The Tin Cup school viii give an
entertainment at the close Of school.
in the town hall. Saturday, Nav Is.
\ very interesting program Is being
prepared and the public Is cordially
invited. Exercises begin at eight
D. IN. There will be a dance after
the program for all who care to STAY
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Dorchester

News-t hampton Correspondence.
Friday, April %.
Geo Davis and Chas Lewis have
gone % work on the Enterprise
Tom kennev Of the Enterprise
left camp last night for Aspen. He
will make the trip ON shoes.
Dorchester continues 90 have a
slight fall Of snow every day How
ever the snow is gradually going.
The snow in the park is melting
fast and already large lakes OF water
are showing up where the snow is
backing up the water
During the last week the follow
ing men have come into dorchester
from Aspen over the range. Alex
Malmgreen, George Davis, William
Arthur, Charles Lewis, T. Audeson,
j. SunGin and A. Anderson.
A. f. Smith has left Dorchester
by way Of Tin Cup, on important
business. He will send into camp
a horse to replace one in the new
team purchased last week. He will
return by way of Aspen. While in
Aspen he will look over a compressor.
All the mill apparatus has been
ordered and is expected to arrive in
Aspen this coming week. The con-
tract for the hauling has been given
to Jack Atkinson of Aspen. lie will
team the supplies to Ashcroft and
then break open the road to the top
Of the range and will try to open the
road on the other side Of the range.
He is counting on help from Pitkin
county but will have 10 open the
road from the top OF the range 10
Dorchester.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Parllns
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, May ,.
Mrs. Susie Moore was re- elected
secretary of the school board Of this
district
Mr. and Mrs. George Crylie spent
Friday evening and Saturday in
Gunnison.
Joseph Welch, an employee ON the
d. and II. c. at this place, left Tues
day evening for Ireland
What might have resulted in a
very serious accident occurred here
Monday evening. The stage had
Just returned from Pitkin and was
disposing Of baggage at the depot
Some one placed the two little
daughters Of J. Harris in the wagon
that they might ride 10 the stable.
when the horses became frightened
at the bagC-Ce and started TO run
tearing through bitches. bushes and
finally across the bridge 20 the post
Office where the wheel ca1Cht on the
corner of a fence, upsettinC the Wa
gon and throwing the two children
oat on the ground. Aside from a
few scratches and being badly
frightened the little girls were un-
harmed
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
G. linnns. Nsuunslno

- OGmn,sn..,Hess C~waer aud
- - ps~sot II ttse co~Ssy
0nI1iAG Tuesday. Je~. h
tsi9e shssst IN Csl,fs<nIa.
Dono knonSs~ wcre ss~us.d t. ths
sua lissss ccsap pany AID ~ she
@A nsSs'iy eosap.ay II Anshrs-
- suuiUnassaa ct ID G. kelIcu-
- - caastsbie at Bowcrman
- sccsgApi.
s ~ G. Emerson was granted
< tnIe ~ klscks 81 and -. Mes,
I Asssxa, cd Mrs. Florence Daa-
~ M, Is ~ ~. block "a. f,rs;
q aN'aa. Su eco VA AcDoa-
go wsanaed tax sale certificate
81, s.e Of 1893, on payment of
0obls.
This bssag the principal business
a0pesrlag the commissioners ad
JsRed 70 aaeet again june 7.
There y talk Of psttlng IA three
- bndGes acro-s Taylor river
aoDse Almosst II is Just ~ wears
- ths, these present bridges now
Gondeusssj were built. Before thai
~ sprsce logs tattened ON the top
wssh poles and slabs spiked ON the
sa1ees NJ that burros and ponies could
- t.ken across were the only bridges
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
he TWn Trustees.

After approval Of bonds and re-
paess OF various officers. certain spe-
CD bills we're allowed amounting 10
$Nl.s3 These were mostly for
work in the streets.
A dumping ground was selected.
This is on the gulch just above the
stoie quarry a mile north Of town
As mentioned in the News Of last
week. the council is making some
experiments with different kinds If
street paving material The one
l,rst adapted to our streets will be
the one officially adopted.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO"

DIR. Jennings was elected school
director.
Croquet was the fashionable
spring amusement.
A strike on the d a. r. G. stopped
all trains out Of Guunison.
G. f. Pennington found a horse
that had strayed away three summers
before.
The Emperor Of the Cochetona
visited town mounted on his royal
donkey.
The first maple sugar social ever
hald in Gunnison was given by the
Methodist ladies.
Prospecting for speckled beauties
in the Gunnison had begun. No
game and fish laws % bother tEen, J
The bridge across Taylor river
was completed and travel opened by
that route from Gunnison 10 Aspen.
ss++sass.sss.s+s s4ss*s
New sewing machine for sale.
IA A
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Stockgrowers' Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Gun
nison County Stock growers associa-
ton will be held at the court house
in Gunnison on saturday, june 30,
1908, 10 a. m. Officers for the en-
suing year will be chosen and other
important business transacted. 4
full attendance Of members is de-
sired.
w. A. GuIAsrEY, Pres.
L. 4. E,sTERY, Sec.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Crested Batte
NewsaC hampton Correspondence
"Wednesday, MAY 3

lNfN--' nam ltiith 'etffte iishbfitf
Wednesday, May 3
Dr. J W. Rockefeller made a fly
ing trip 30 Denver last week.
Former postmaster i. +. Songer
has accepted position as fireman
for the c. f a 1 Go. at Anthracite
c. l.. Ross is becoming great
lodge mau. Last week the Masonic
goat took him for his Pad degree
ride.
Frank Young of the G. Il. &L Go.
arrived IN town yesterday TO make
his usual surveys OF their local
mine
Jos. Stuart the genial bar tender
in Geo Wilson saloon has gone for
a visit with friends in Pueblo and
Denver.
4 number of our young people
went out duck hunting last week
but with very little success. Roberts
got a ground hog and a hawk
Lou Beem who is employed as
watchman Of the Endner saw mill
was in town a few days ago and re-
ports about SIX feet Of snow on keb-
Ter pass.
The L. G.. church here is certainly
making good headway these DAYS
\ committee last week collected
about $500 % paint and repair the
building and purchase a bell
Y. E. Mctzler who has been visit
ing with friends and relatives in
Pueblo and Denver for the past two
weeks returned last Friday. His
wife and children will return in a
short time.
The condition Of the weather for
the past few days reminds us that
aside from Crested Butte being a
summer resort it is also quite a win
ter resort that is ii is quite a resort
for winter TO spend his spring vaca-
ton.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

NEw--CHNrIoN is the proper me
dium with which 30 reach the people
with your business notices and want
ads Why; Because Of It's circula-
ton IAN average Of 900 papers printed
every week for year past and be
cause Of the quality of that circula-
ton. 1t goes into the homes of the
buyers, Of the people who do bust
ness in a business way
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Lecture Tonight.

Prof. W. II. Olin, of the State
Agricultural college, will lecture at
IL district court room this friday
evening on "The II 5 Of Education. "
fsof Olin is live speaker and his
sArns uiA be well worth heaFing
Hs is spending several DAYS in onr
city ON work connected with the
county high school and has been
prevailed upon TO give this lecture.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
uuRnDGTA VoG
~ &rAnA 0s~s - c. 9ssg
s,slm is@ AOnnu1AsA
Caaios puksnn.


week enjoying instruction bv mem
ters cs faculty. OF the Acr,calt.rsl
College. Monday and TUESDAY Prof
W l. Carlvle and Miss Preaiernasi
have had charge oi the work On
Monday Prof Carlvle occupied one
period in a general lecture ou agri-
CULTURAL topics. and breeds II live
stock In the afternoon he took the
bows Of the school aud gave them
Practical work VA Judging Eght
horses TUESDAY morRiRg he gave
a lecture on breeds OF cattle. the
various kinds Of dairy and beef
breeds aud how to know the best
kinds. In the afternoon he gave
practical demonstrations IN Judging
these and IN Judging heavy draft
horses The bows were required 30
Judge several and VI was found they
had prohted by their instruction, a.
their markings were m most cases
very close 30 that # the professor
In Judging draft horses only two
failed to select the best horse.
On Monday and Tuesday in the
mornings Miss Prendergast lectared
TO the girls. and in the afternoons
gave practical demonstrations in
cookery. Ga "Wednesday she gave
a lecture and demonstrations 30 the
boys Some of the ladies' of the
town attended the afternoon demon
strations After Miss Prendergast
had given her demonstration the
class gave practical demonstration
of the products OF her work.
The work done bv Prof. CARLYLE
and Miss PrendergaSt has been great
ly enjoyed by the pupils uf the
school, and they have received a
benefit not easily estimated Two
davs is of course, all too short time
for work of this kind. Bat il would
be hard work for any one to sell a
high school boy worthless dairy
COW or plug horse Nor could You
persuade any girl that there is only
one way to cook cabbage The
chief benefit Of the work is that il
broadens the horizon OF every boy
and girl; it is a practical application
of principles, and as such appeals
with great force to their understand
ing.
The Gunnisou Hardware Co.
kindly furnished free the of one Of
their magnificent Majestic Ranges, "
which would almost cook dinner
alone.
Tuesday evening Miss Prender-
gast gave short talk to some Of the
ladies Of the town. She spoke very
highly OF the pupils of the schools, of
their eagerness 10 learn and their
desire for investigation. She thought
that a manual training course and a
course in domestic scicnce should be
added to the other courses of the
school.
Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday
Prof. w. IL. Olin viii have charge
of the work and will give instruction
in Agronomv. Thursday at 100
A. NJ he will lecture on Importance
of Seed Selection in Grain: l:3O
=. NJ. Illustrative Lesson in Grain
Judging; Friday, 100 A. NJ, For
age Crops and their Values, l:3O
p. NJ, Farm Crops and Soil Pro
blems Evening lecture, HIS in
Education. The lecture in the even
ing will be free, and will be held at
Court House All are cordially in
vited to attend the evening lecture
On Saturday Prof. Olin and Prof.
Longvear will have charge of the
work which will take up some horti-
cultural topics, not yet decided up
on.
No4,-g
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

Mondays school election far
nished nothing exciting although a
good vote was polled. Apparently
friends of Jos. Blackstock rustled
the hardest as he received lS4 votes
as against 46 for Mrs. Lewis.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Brick Residence for Sale

Eight room brick residence. Clos
cts, bath, good barn. Plumbed foi
hot and cold water. Fine trees and
lawns lots-cl0se in.
Henry T. Lake
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

Tom Matchett was up yesterday
getting supplies for the new kitchen,
lSx22 feet, and a new cabin, lox26-
which he is building for his Seecon-
ota resort
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
440 Acre Ranch for Rent

Adj dining town of Gunnis1n VIII
cut 400 tons of hay. 20 acres now IN
oats. 40 acres IN alfalfa All ready
Tor business. VIII rent for > wears.
Henry purrier or Henry +. Lake.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

Nv next dates for Gunnison will
be June - TO -. Twill have some
thing special in Photos 10 offer at
that time. Watch this advertisement
Remember the dates. 1t will pay you
to do it.
Fot0grafcr Dean.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
New sewing machine for sale.
Mrs. +. y. NanAken.

Found on Crested Butte road last
week a log chain. Owner can have
same at this office by paying for
advertisement.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

CRYSTAL River Current-W. d.
Parry received orders the other day
from the Knickerbocker Syndicate
lthe Mitchell company TO clean out
the marble quarry road as soon as
the snow disappeared and TO repair
the bridge so that heavy machinery
could he hauled over it and he Is
now working ON the bridge. This
looks very much ike our marble Is
to be worked the coming season and
we are all glad Of it.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Town of Gunnison has es-
tablished a dumping ground near
the stone quarry north of town, and
all persons are notified that they
will be expected to dump all rub
bish upon these grounds
Bv order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Gold Mine For Sale

First class mining property for
sale Located in Gunnison Gold
Belt one fourth mile from town OF
Spencer. Five feet Of ore that tested
by numerous mill runs averages $50
in gold. All Tree milling, no refrac-
tory ores Easy haul 20 railroad.
Vein opened on $50 feet Of length.
Lies between two well known mines.
Price $500 invite thorough in
spection. This is a fine property at
extremely low price Am sole owner.
Par TRANOR
Spencer Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

Bring your soldering and tin
work TO the repair shop in the Bray
building ON Main street. Bicycle
cleaning and repairing OF every de
scription All work guaranteed or
no charge. T.. T.. BorrENflElD.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
fuenssure tos Sak
Fresh Crystal Lirae tor SAX

A carload of fresh lime Just
received and viii he prgmptly deliv-
erred . yoar order This is Crystal
lime IN chunks. the best the marke et
affords
Herman Maaer Ir.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
For Three Hundred and fftv

acre ranch four miles east Of Gunni-
son, ON lomichi river. Cattle, horses,
machinery etc. Address
J J.. Grifling
Box $40, Gunnison, Colo.