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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03
BULLETIN.

London, March ga telegram from
a northern European capital received
in London yesterday afternoon says:
"a have just learned on reliable aa'
thority that Russia has asked Delcasse
to act as intermediary and open peace
negotiations with Japan"
Delcasse has signified his willing
ness, but considers that LansdoWnes
cooperation is essential to success
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03

Senior Don Manuel De Aspiroz's
funeral took place at washington.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03

Madison, March Ex-senator Bar
ney A. Eaton, under indictment in
Milwaukee for bribery, took mis- seat
Senator Stondall last night introduced
a joint resolution providing that the
members OF the legislature go to st.
Paul to inspect the Minnesota capl-
toll, which was recently completed.
The resolution says that trip to
Minnesota's capitol will aid the Wis,
consin legislature in the solution OF
the capitol problem. The North
western and Milwaukee roads have
offered the legislators a rate OF $5.4U
for the round trip.
A bill of Importance was passed
by the assembly, when the measure
went through, which provides for the
levying of license tax upon railroad
companies, as we'll as the ad valorem
tax, the amount Of the former to be
deducted when the latter is paid into
the state treasury. This is to pro,
tect the commonwealth in case the
pending litigation goes against it in
the suits brought by the railroad
companies to resist payment of the
ad valorem tax. The measure re-
ported back by the committee on
judiciary, a substitute for the one in
troduced by Mr.. Irvine earlier in the
session, providing that all suits
against the railroad companies for
back taxes be tried in the circuit
court for Dane county, was ordered
engrOSSed, as was also another
measure by the same committee.
which provides that no corporation
through its officers shall be excused
from producing books, papers and
other documentary evidence in cours
when demanded by the state on the
ground that such evidence might tend
to subject it to a penalty or forfeiture,
and that no Office or agent of any
such company shall be excused from
giving testimony in such actions on
the theory that such evidence mighv
tend to criminate him, but for the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, March 24,-The senate
passed a joint resolution to return to
the state of Alabams certain battle
flags OF that state carried by con.
federate soldiers in the civil war and
captured by the troops OF Wisconsin
The bill to increase the term OF office
of the commissioner of labor and In
dustrial statistics was advanced by a
vote of 16 to IL. The joint committee
on claims reported in favor OF passage
the normal school appropriation bills,
carrying AN aggregate of $4,000, for
a new site and building in Milwau>
kee, $4,000; new building at Platte
vile, $115,000; new site and plans for
building in La Crosse, $50, 900; new
heating plant at Whitewater school,
$1,000. The joint committee on
charitable and penal insti btions in
troduced a bill to bring the Milwaukee
industrial school for girls under the
administration of the state board or
control, and the joint committee on
fish and game introduced a bill to APP
propriate from the hunting license
fund money to pay the expenses of the
members of the committee who go to
Chicago for the interstate conference
on FISH and game legislation.
The assembly passed the Aldridge
bill to prohibit the assignment of the
salary and wages of married man ex-
cept by consent of the wife in writing,
the one by Mr.. Andrew providing for
the recall of an unsatisfactory alder
man and for the election of his sue
cessor, and one allowing bounty of
So for the killing of a cub wolf, $40
for mature one and $13 for wildcat
or lynx. 1t advanced the Henry
Johnson measure prohibiting paid
legislative lobbyists from working in
secret with members. Mr.. Norcross
made a sensational speech against it,
pronouncing it ridiculous and un-
practicable measure. The Potter
bill, abolishing the Office of county
supervisor assessments, was ordered
engrossed.
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in tho Wartburg. They were ordered to
produce what had been destroyed (velsls,
.7-S2. That must have been q c;o'mpa ,g-
tiyely easy 'afk Having Written ,d .h1
& several times afterward. Il is probable
that. iBarpch would have no trouble to
mght refresh ny i mem GSo a men veil a
Yer; deepiy ntsrsated, wsuld T b llFely
Spirit had Inspired aud guided the proph-
&et lnSthe first preparation QI Peter, i:2J,
and It Is generally believed, that the I'm,
preston thus made would be very Vivid
upon tie mind and heart. Surely that
same spirit would mot be, absent when.
a. His direction. the work OF reproduce
In burning the roll could not be passed
over IN sIlelre. He had not Only slrnel
ddesptised and rejected Jehovah, Jeremiah
was instructed here fore to speak lo
ysfss P5 IF IT, r9sr
BY day and 10 the, froa! s. night. Pre-,
eIaey what Jeremiah ad fo.erpII6 q IN
ar,cr Of the siege by which Jerusalem
would be reduced, Furthermore none
throne Of Judah. az had also been de-
clarad dor. XXI BOD. IN short, an lgno-
niols END aTa l, 81 ~ nonde 'ha-
Observation-Disclosures TO the command
of God Just noticed the roll was rcwrlt-
|Sten. Verse 32,. q complete copy taken
much other matter, probably Of an his
torlc or religious character, What be-
came Of the book Some haye thought
TIA, was retn.ne sya n be ii ha %
pnnies OF the prophets. Some have
Thought that il was iald Up as ,he Is, first II
book was in the custody o. ~ h.ls snurei
not m,t' Informed med Of its disposition 4 more
Important question Is. OF what vaiue , %ns
tho King was impotent In attempting g
oppose. The Almighty. Second i pa ae e
he woTd of fnr Tie ehnur Sawed
The nation and the king. Finally It was
aifterward when tho captivity came i, Z
proof that G io rh had pee xxv ia,n WV
Observation-Disclosures points are OF spe-
! cial Interest In this lesson: ]. There are
degrees of guilt among me un nned some h
and presumption. Many act as .heiE
outrages against the word o. 80 500 o npu 40
IL IL their irrational lnhdellty could inya !,
nn erect such persons should be openly
II onposed, whatever their station or abil-
I tiles. 9. The Lord will protect! those ,,ss
I have finished their testimony" and then
| Il Is Of small consequence by what method
they are removed 70 Their, reward; they ey
j "a Hence { continue their good work. for
4 God viii honor those who honor him.
ana in his own time no will bring 70
pass his glory through them SO tnas
\ in the end It shall appear. that tholtfh
Z, prosecuted, thoy have not lived In VAIN
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American trimmed citizen nf Balnpnrg
& l,h,lipplne tslants. wns recently lost us
gracefully to the sultan Of Gannssi III
d game Of poker. s.
rhc Post explains that Datto Grande
learned the game from his irienhs y,
tho army, while the sultan Of Ghnassssi ISL
was forced to rely. upon his Auntuto' or
skill and the devices known to tho
Ntoros. Yet when The test came, the
Sultan Is reported TO have k me 4
his Amcricnnized friend out or All lis
caraboas, his wives and hls rain,ent,
THAT is bad enough. but we resent the
Posts conclusions. Give attention, II you
please, to this unpatrlotic confession;
t'iterc is n study in ethnology ana
craftsmanship worthy of pious ana tire.
less research 'rhe whole problem 81
civlizilig the Philippines mny be com com
pressedginto that one branch Of lnvcsligfr-
ton. Cnn Il Moro Sultan, utterly isilop-
rant OF American methods play poker
better than one who has been ca lrt Wy ~
ronched BY American army officers, inc
{nridc az their country7 If this is true the
PhIllpn,ncs are and Of right Ought 70 DC
frcc md independent. II It beta cain UNI,
Nous attack upon the efficiency OF AM
erIcan methods in our inslllnr possessions l'
Tic sooner It is exposed tho bettter' s5 ~
:. III il true that the 1Tllipnos are no"
IL : sense Americans, but blood Is thicker In '''
MN water, and o,ir, native prlde IS ~ ~ 4
own truc American brethren Thcre Is
nm intmation in the Posts observ N''l
,hnt n Moro Sultnn, savage ana u nlct.ei'
cd has a greater talent for POKER 1'is' 'l''''
q civilized and cultured American CIV '
zcn. md can hest us a. our own GUMS ny
We resent the Impeachment At least cast W S'eI
shall never surrender until the mater
has been put to the test Let us PICS
dir man from Richmond or Petorspelrs ;.
~ Norfolk especially Norfolk, ana let
him hold sennce with the sultan h'tl OF d
any Of his hcnchmen, and If the f III
exncrt leaves the table with Il soil'arS
wIfe. Or wild boar, or polished bamboo ''al '
q. q rt,stic decoration on his copper colo p
hide we will yield the chips; until then
o,,r faith III American tulent remains >
mistaken.
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.THISDAY In HISTORY
Au!ggu!s.;tI9th.

sI q ( q y =
aa5 q. c,--The city OF Thebes demolished
BY Alexander, during the mysteries.
/ ea8-Ibrahim. son OF Anhmet, Sultan OF
Turkey, assassina ted
1772--R evolution In Poand tho preroga-&
II tlves OF the crown, lost more than
half q century before, were restored.
/ so4--The President ordered two glnboats
to cruise off the coast OF Georgia anu
South Carolina to protect the ports OF
these States.
1s11--The French, under Macdonald cap
tured Flgueras. IN spain, atter q aes-
pernte resistance by It's famished de-
tenders.
1s12-Battle near Gedeonoyo, In Russia,
between the French 10000, and tho
RUSSIANS, 10000, The French drew
of at night with the loss OF 600 killed.
l . zoo wounded. The Russians admit
tea the loss Of 1000 killed 5000
wounded. Not a prisoner WIS taken,
1sae--Considernb excitement occurred IN
Wall Street over inc unloading OF
eleven drays Of specie at the various
hanks, the entire amount when had
lust arrived from Philadelphia being
100000,
1s51-.The great aggregate meeting" OF
Roman Catholics from all parts OF
Great Rritain held at Dublin, for the
inauguration Of the Catholic Defense
Association.
1854 Canton, China, occupied by insur-
gents,
RESTITUTION forces, under General War
rem seized and destroyed the Weldon
Railroad, before Petersburg, Va
1870 Franco Prussan War; bombardment
Of strasshulg from near kehl epm-
mences, Communication ba1Ween
Metz and Chalons .fbecnmes dlfleplt'"
The Emperor Of France and Fr'nee
Imperial at Chalons,
1s74--Troubln between whites and blacks
In portions OF Arkansas and South
81 Carolna gave rise to fear N Wash
o05ington, p, O., that 2 general taGe war
es5,hroughnut the South might follow,
1904 m usso Japanese War Japanese ne-
5agIn general assault on Rlhlunsi cap.
t tured trenches In front Of fedeuht at
lsfoot of mountain.
thur. VI sti6 ~
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The DUTY of Democrats.

Thomas Jefferson, the high nriest OF
Democracy and popular government was
never afraid to trust the people, nor are
we. Every now and then some pcSsi-
mist rises in his place and proclallnS
that popular government ista failure. ne
viii point you to political rings ana
election thieves and srafters and al inc
bad men in politics TO support his caln''
and IL we should MI take him at ms
word, we should tear up our Const.tu-
lion, smash our institutions, retire the
officers of government and call for a king
10 rule over lis. But the pcssmist does
not shake our faith. We stlll believe ~
the people We still believe in democracy
and its Institutions. There are abuses.
There are machines, election thieves
erafters and civic traitors of various
dissertations. But II we but so down to
the root of the matter we shall find that
The main trouble Is popular Indifference
and neglect The people arc so busy AZ
tending TO their private affairs that they
do not give proper attention TO public ar
fairs, and popular indifference Is the po-
ilcian's opportunity" Tile farmer knows
that he does not need 10 work IN order
Ia get crop of waeds single years
neglect will yield un abundant harvest
Indeed, constant care and constant work
are necessary 10 keep the weeds down.
1t is even so in tho field Of politics. Let
the people leave the field alone for q
season. and the political weeds will spring
IN and, grow. numerous and rank, and
then there must be several seasons Of
hard work to destroy them, root and
branch.
All this season we hear men say II an
disguised with politics and wash mS
hands of the whole wretohed BUSINESS
shall take no part in the primary
election"
Now, in simple reason, is that patriotic
Ia II sensible? is that the way to roo
out the political weeds and make Dem
ocratic harycstr Is that the way to max
nonpar government n success? If al
n,re mon to,,e that stand the govern
,ne,,t mug; an IN destruction. THE hon
If ronu,nr government is IN Tie pur
men of tbe land, and II they surrende
and give M the struggle, The doom O
popuIar government viii have hoe,
scaled
Away Win such false doctrine an.
ness,nism. THE people are aroused Lc
,hem 90 into the primary, every demo
Graz o. mem, ana po's loF ~, me neS' cum "a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

Sp hers r' s Iii , ssoe Had !'s = lfs
ns a ana a a "d1 sF hs d a spriH fa
s Maalrs supsss a Md,
q sGf s .soo if From ntSs SO. oo s nhs
g ;iitp original drawings, Jokes. ,p,ils,l
"a; fs F5% XXI is syssn$ q
denco of healthy and la,iinnlo sohoot
spirit, aud viii hope to greet s"1h t, Pareln
GsPbf t HsSf yspi cs lS Ss's wv
JosErtI coNRAp;, Aa AZ 11I 7 Y, lI.y 4,
Mir. j osepl Conrad, which svns recently
produced II London by t y, ,s : rgs,, III
st fTl1norI IL Ills Wv Volume called "Tnlt.
Max Beorho prpl1,inE; thH Play saaly rs
tEat when he read " III I'VE .m tnr1 IL
ms,Iail way By the usual mnnagcrs and
TIC author wIh slEh n2 ,,ay t'r II swr II tate
ns snHrt Tor III nat Or Gonpnd Inns lid
~ "i l,ns Ieen 10 excise Tic sentences not
appearing between quotation mtark Is; o., a.,
though Mr.. l3cerboiin was iless ~ ,!,ov ti,n
~ siory Wy yet IN he thinks that Joseph Conrad
ID .'ons 'of lie fnw people whp Stmshtt
really help to Improve English drama nina !,
nil, REVELATIONS or, NAr ~ RI i,,l By
ijsioh nv tho author San Francisco
rhe s'' author Of this strange work rs :,
suies us lint he does rot want i, 70 sefm
protcntious, hut that he h saove m pon nf
nm1iph iayy Import I,t, This being NE casfi,
no : reasonable person could jnstly 9 ,ha
lin for Grs1y s,a'nE Ee,a 1ne
~ pG fGrees Of matte mat!er and
c end matters n describing them g g, ns $
'tllscoverics unparalleled slnsc, ,hs o oan
ci,,dcs thnt considerations OF mere NOD =,
esty ought not to preclude tho simple
statement of fact.
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TOR: STREET bon. OF JERusA-
LEM by FLORENCE Morse knsley,
Pr, 1870 Harry Altemus Go, Phlln-

Mrs, Kinslpy Is 3aIn9lg, Tho Most pop-
plar, o. those. WrppG, Wh3 have sought
when tic Son al Man walked among
have brought home to thousands, Of men
apd women the fact, 9nd rea nra :, q
and personal way, perhaps, than the
gospel ma rra,lyes usually do TOR,
Is rather slender in grasp and plot, and
Is considerably .beleW the Anl hor,s best .a
min nil y Of Jer,sa al helper and "eyes"T 70
n blind beggar tn the day when Tho
great PLATE; thpndetlnsa .h!lh IophYh ,y ihnIe
at ,IhoS lad and Blinded hin, Both Tor
ana his master Chelluh, have their sight
restored ut the Masters hands,
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Rookie and Their Makers.

Mrs A. Maynard Barbour II en aut .oRt
o tbo Tlme AppoInled,' Two stories q mys-
tcr r which have been phenomena,ll1iiy, sn hc
cessrul IS spending t s' I'M ,a j u ead 1ny
outskirts OF Boston, where sne ~ gseaua N.
n pfncot{ gs6tnan any eSpeet e pubsh Dur IT,
Ing the coming autumn me , t,Lls p1 NAM nm
new story has not yet been dec'deo upol'
~ MrS T3arbOlr 9fl1f. { a5l sa.a3 W. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

Mr., Mortimer lMenpes and his , taien'fn 9
daughter Dorothy, have Joined 20 saries
az Of color 81 books brought out by The MAG,
Me l4o hf hes @' tse SfH las
! raj Ions for tic volume have been en-
srayed BY Miss Ma,,de Menpes, and p,r'nttssd 60
Snder e artsss EmpoffgSis'SMp enp a h hs
written the text of the volume. which,
like her fathers paintings, Is rloh IN
color and in It's perception Of the pl t'
esQue.
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L ,p..n,nnton Bureau: No sol Fourteenth
street, Northwest, corner fe el' $50
M Avenue. 49,.
MANCHESTER Bureau: Carriers Drus 80
No. 11o2 Hill Street. .,u
Petersburg Headquarters w a. 9 go
a North Sycamore Street.
The DAILY TIMES DlsPAI'C-.ff7h 20 ''o'1
at cents n copy. III !.
The SUNDAY T1MES-Dlssrl.AA.A''S ~ =
sold al cents copy.
The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH 1n t''''1 I
Ing Sunday in Richmond and M rams
and Petersburg, by carrier, Y cents per
week or 50 cents per month.
THE TIMEs-DlsPATcH, Rlchmoro' va
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925,
GOOD CHEER FOR TO-DAY.

GOuD vi INlN w - 49,
It j might sing
A little song to cheer fatnting heart,
And l, should seal my lips ana sly
apart,
When i might bring
4 bit of sunshine for life's ache ana
smart
How could hope to have my grief
4 relieved
If / kent silent when my brother
grieved?
And so know
That day Is lost wherein fall to lend
A helping hand to some wnytafin n1
friend; ss
But If It show
A burden lightcned by the cheer :
sent.
Then do hold the golden hours ven
spent,
IND lay me down to sleep in sweet
content
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Tor, followed him faithfully thereafter,
In contrast to Chsiluh, who, 10 representtedl
as TIC man who bore Witness hsa va ~ ne
TKh prss at hFT e tsmp ne1 n hree
dnys' The story goes on to the, resul-
r ree,lon morn, liz cflef lntcpes, being the
account Of the redemption OF iorh'er
heggar's brat s55
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An occasional speech hefore summer
gathering seems ~ remind US that Mr..
Fairbanks Is stlll there.
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rA soe fInsi'T ~ MsfeG1rs's University
ds sRsaI rpih g RIsb@s'oos their elder
mot hers nj II college tho students OF Nc
Gulrs. sehqo! et lon oxn All, er !ssled and
executive abilities, and "rhe &, irep, !, IN no
the tangible evidence that thls summons
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A Base Impeachment.
NE are humilated TO learn from the
Washington Post that Datto Grande, an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

.John D. Rockefeller:. Character
Sketch" by Ida NJ. Tarbell, Is now IN
press, reprinted from the Two arlic.es
of which the second appears In the cur
rrnt McClure's Magazine. So great has
been been ' The popular interest IN this last
Word on Rockefeller by the historian ORG. ,a o.
standard 81 that ihe ivy McmibTIiG t Wns
with 5000 untitled orders for the maya
zine in which the sketch began, me BOOK
may be expected to have a heavy SAFE
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entered January ~, 1908, at
Richmond, Va, as second o.ass
matter, under act Of Congress
| OF March 8, 1879.
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80, ,,,.adorc,,sh,,rg Evening Journal

Governor Taft informs the Flllp'nos
maj this country will not tolerate any
from the Filipnos In It's
policy Of preparing them for seif-goyern-
ment, The Filipinos being only poor lg-
norant sayages, the ethics OF this remark
NAV impress them as lrllle strange,
Taft intimates tina we WI chfis'ah'"e
the F!liplnos, with the Calling gun when
ever necessary,
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one Of the most originally wordsd L 9 q IN
ions Of book was K s nths py day fev Who.
in speaking Of T. Berkeley Smiths new ,eos
BOOK, "Parlsians Out OF Doors; said y, tna IT.
Smiths delightfully."- symRathelc. r ,,.,ti,
would make wooden Indian part VIZ"
his r. "
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a i. 5. ID IS.
The larpers have in nreparatloIn, nm, VOL 70,
me Of Poems b Pr aaasshter Of he
ia iie't Joh NE iIay Mrs. whImeyis already,
wei, known Ias the author f. \, Z.
eharmB yGlumdes b nm9 9oSe , Of pawn The
nov rleri'o Collection viii contain twenty7slxs
love sonnets and other poems !. q, az o. o.
which are notable for tn me res eGautS Mrs.
WHITLEY has returned to her Long ISL
and home, where plans are under W sr h WHY
for studio for hef awh pae IN ut Long
o lsaRd w the social jail World among them
Mrs. Clarence Il: MackaS' l, irna, au where
favored pursuit. In both the instances
cited, this Is writing,
Booth Tarkington's serial story Y, the ne
Harpeys Masazas Is gaining ming s momep Is
Mr.. Tarklngton's first achievement SO far y;
and as giving promise & ns u 9t cfo
York Moi eompleting Tho revision Of the
Anal bI PLANS aansra 70 f fqenGs e laa
in September. lie will spend nteurly J. 2
year abroad, much OF chat time ln Capri
The recent suit brought ny Nr, rFeu'
erick AIny Thomas against Mr., Lucy,
for a review published In Punch, has
opened the question Of the relation ne
tween author and critic. According q
statements lately made by q well-knoWn
critic and By an eminent author, both
has, many min faults Clement K. Shorter, IN
Ills weekly letter to the London sphere,
SAYS that most reviewing Is "a compcund
of sugar, maliciousness and Ignorance;
tfThere are numbers OF reviews pup
lished,'' no goes on to say. which. lhs
innocent editor admits into his columns
unconscious that they are dloialeu ~
hire hire malice" From the authors stand
point, Sir Gilbert Parker had some som, n Z !
| system Of reviewing, lte considers that
men OF letters are very badly treated ~
this respect, They may have spen I've
or three years In producing q Work, ana
then find It cnreessly reviewed by some e
journalist incompetent to form sqund
jndgmeinit. Or II may be that the per.
sonal element enters into It. Nor elghtt
years ! Sir Gilbert Parker declares, y
was subjected 70 q series Of reviews I y J
| ono of the most powerful l.ondnn news.
| paners which amOuntTd 70 nothing SNORT
| or persecution. ] could trace the same
| hand In each Of them, and at last When
| got 10 know who the writer was, !
found out that II was q case Of personal
malice, Nor Is the evil confined 10 So
\ ynra crit clSm, 434..5
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. @ o-o--e-o-o-0- o-0-o- 20 q 0-6-0
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MODERN MATTERS or DISCOURSE,
by William Cleaver Wilkinson. PIP.
525. $50 net. Funk & Wagnalls Cons
pany, New York,
one paper in this well written work
will serve as q type Tor all. Professor
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

W H. Sharlock, Of the Winters
Cigar Manufacturing Co, Of Denver.
a friend and admirer Of our progress
i've cigar manufactures, George Berg.
as fisherman who can fish more and
catch less than anyone he ever knew.
u spending thirty DAYS in this vi
cinity. mostly on the banks Of the
Gunnison in company with Mr..
Berg, where they get the merry
ha hs Of rainbow and eastern alike
for their futile efforts to catch on.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-16

A. X. Craig, forest supervisor oi
the Battlement mesa reserve and
temporary supervisor Of the Guuni
son reserve arrived Monday TO or
ganize this section. Mr. Craig is a
very obllging gentleman, and we feel
sure Will treat our local industries
the very best he can under the rules
OF the reserve. We publish an in
terestlng item concerning forest
rangers OF whom, Mr. Craig tells "
he expects, seven Will be needed for
this county From week to week
other sections from the ru' 'es will be
published for the information of the
large number of our citizens who
live in or close to the boundaries.