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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

Early History Of Seattle leaa.
chief seattle rushed into hln via
VAIN la great state OF eAeilvmohii
lutie Anrellne looked at him Ia a
frlrhtsnnd manner. for u had been
, many moons since she had seen MIN
that way.
Taking a blg chew OF dried nalm
ON. he flung himself into bis moss
covered stump stool
Iila daughter AnEeliue. plucklns
lup enough courage. dropped her
leiama aud ran over to him
"skiaoo." he Hereoly cricd, cauH.
Ing the duaky maiden 10 utter a low
Puget sound
outside they could hear Elliott
bay aud Mt Rainier. then bat a
small hill. scented to take up the
echo.
Angelina sadly left him. after
lEi,ing him a sort Of Magnolia blufi
about going To the \ " G. A. bat
instead eolns "a the skating rink,
III IN the work OF the muckruk
Iera." he muttered when be was
laFain alone gazing AZ copy 81 the
weekly Tan natk' which he had
lhcfore him aud which for The
Twenty third time that morning he
had consigned 20 the Happy hunt
Inns ground
blowing hia nose fiefcely a fcv
times. he aeon had the chici OF 20
lice before him
Motionins him to a chunk o
moss. be requested him % squat
Handing him the Tan Bark aue
pointing to the glaring headlines
the chief Of police read these start
ling words
LAKE WASHINGTON TURNER
OVER To i4EHCiii
loPrIoN GIVEN OK LAKE UNION
water supply In Hands ~ TRUST
Green Lake at that time only be
Ing a damp anot. the above Nouit
b. true 81 regard 10 the water sup
lply
The chief Of police. grabbing ~
a tafnahaWk ard fiinEinr Il az .
wildcat that was at that momen
looking Ia a partly open flap. nut
ltsrusi. OIL If &c oniY understood
lpaiitlea an would be sell
Get omt the nraKunei thunder
cred Seattle. and capture l.enchl
you will fad him on Queen Anns
| hnl"
Going to the police station TO
Gated where the present one stands
and since then but slightly imprux
cdi be washed hla face. and thus
disguised. started towards the aSell
secilon Of the village
Arriving GA Flylaud Dive b. met
Lsschi GA hls uag 10 the baseball
game
Together they proceeded 10 81
aisle'u wigwasu. where already a.
angry efuwa had gathered
The erowd. hnNcvur. wan 81
arnaa even that the thrnat % the
chief of paiiea 20 arrest them Eos
cbatrucgiBn the sidewalk. failed "a
/ open a passage NaY
u Princess AuEeline however. noi
helnr quite aa aeuse a. The crowd
hit ueon = great scheme she
started tao DOGS fixhtlnE about a
block up the path. and In thfr. mia
uies the cFuud peFe All headed IN
I that diFerstea
After tbs three wrrr comfortably
seated. Seattle. Eolax over Va = cor.
reF q the fnom. brought forth a
I large wooden b8wf eoutaluinE sums
I fluid
This. be exclaimed. ~wili settle
/. the whnie matter
Upon examination the chief aaa
] fesshi discovered the fiuid 20 b
whifrNaah which some muuihs be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
A Word From Josh Wise.

There's n fo9i
born cy'ry mlnute
an Que discovered
ey'ry other minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

The fact that Dave Banks. Who
had the rueard down IN the Peeos
country. Nas klllcd by the 1aaut
indians = short time AEo calls forth
several sseFies Of eminent hid
men
one of the best % the -hsds@
4. Marines. who killed four men
before Ne vas q. aud - nov 81
Arizona outlaw.
ore afternoon. while Tidlng near
Laredo. Tex. he mot a stranger ard
asked for a DRINK ~ water. TIE
stronger replied that hc had bat lit.
de. but that ~ was welcome a. that.
The bandit drank the water and
then shat the man 90 death. With
the remafks
-Yoa1 have more water nexs
tinae
About - years aEo Marines AS
discovered - ranch house. ard
- ruralaa began 60 break aaNn The
doars. but. while they were datn6
this ths outlaw climbed a stair
way O. y garnet tn which Naa
small window. and mounting one
OF the nffieefs horses. rosie or and
escaped seven officers had battle
with MastlasE later. bat he man
aged 10 escape win oniy alixht
wounds
The most miraculous escape that
Marines is known % have had o..
curred IN tha plains IN the Pan
handle II Texas Fuur rangers
sighted hIru riding along 20 ersa-
Ing where there VAS no shelter Ter
a. teass q uailr. They ride up and
ire fight began Marines would
face their until he had ernpttsd his
winchester. aud then would Fun bis
horse until ~ had reloaded. again
h. would about face and shoot nn-
ul his gun sas empty A bullet
pferced his rixht side. bat a. the
hioad Eushea from the wound. he
continued % fighf. he received
three ether wounds and finally his
horse vas shot from under him.
but he climbed down a deer ravins.
got lnfo a timhefei country and sas
eaDea.
At ore tiue Dave Hanks haf a
"ruu-in@ Wifh virgi carp IN Baf-
stow. Y NJ
Earp vas running things In his
corner q Sew Mexico AZ that time
One night IN a poker game Dave
cleaned him. After the game uas
over. Earp. sore as a barh-Nifsd
maverick hinted that Dave bad
done some crooked dealing. and
that e might not be a bad thing fnf
Dave n vamo1Ns.
Dave heard 81 the remarks TIVE
houra LATER. and made straight for
the back room where he hal been
toid Earp was playing sexsn-up
with a bunch u his hnurcrs-an. lie
STROBE over 70 the seven-uu tshle
gave q a bang with his fist. and
then stuck his face within four
inches u Earp's.
~f.afp for two bits and a ponehG
ehueksi IN. Ia take those guns Of
yours away from you and chuck
them down your gizzardi And !
wlil give you this much the best Of
~ az that. you NANCY cur And
then he deliberately pulled both
guns from his own belt. slammed
them down Oh the card table. right
ai0nKside Earp'a hands. and Hteprsd
five PAGES back from the table. feel
iux for his knife.
vlreH Earp simply wasn't there
In q pinch.
"Oh. stop this fooiin'." he said
weakly. 70 Dave.
The latter walked back TO the
table, picked up his guns. stuck
them back into his belt. deliberate
~ swept the cards. which bad been
replaced on the table. therefrom
and walked out. not even taking
the prscauti0n to walk out back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
Underwear and Hosiery for Saturday
CHILDREN'S

kCHILDREN'S
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eials pflced for only 49,, ........2Je
Misses apd Boys Jersey Ribbed Vests. self
fleece With covered seams, made from a
pure oombed cotton. with Pants and
Drawers to match. sizes 10 to %; spo.
eiaily priced from. ....... 35e to Zoe
boys and Misses Jersey Ribbed. Austria.
lian Wool Vests. steam shrunk, superior
finish, with Pants and Drawers 10 match.
this garment "a highly recommended for
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Boys AMI Misses Heavy FIeeced Cotton
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

~ Senator Burton laughed Nhen
he entered the peuitantlarf. hut be
didn't laugh any louder than the
feat Of ua did.
Vice President Fairbanks dellF
erred i0minute sermon Ia a Kan
aaa city church. talking GA Love.
30 Tar a. can be learned he made nu
reference 10 elopementa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
Wealth or Healthy

Young pttsburg hrokcn unde tho
wealth. and has bevn "a aanlarum
hopeless physical mental wreck
millions had he madof
information la the dispatches the
rst question that the ayerage
hut what's the difference him whether three
millions thirty milionss
The amount than the other a
madhouac.
The main point ls--he made too much
he has hespsd what huge Pile Of trash him and
In aolnu has ruhessy sacrificed the precious possessions
any have.
erossing dropped his snatch
the shadow Of reflected the has parallel
men who sacrifice health aud happiness for money.
or the chaser have the satisfaction
rcfee he any condition reflect alt that ha nil
lions comfort and pleasure those who love him aud
have been dependent him Hut perhaps these woad rather
have MN. IN sound mind and health than his money
Would You think sensible brain and body In
pus Tor others spend who would rather have the
money than have youe
The teverish desire Tor wealth which leads hts
health little isuobe which
leads commit crime for t.
Wealth nothing n bring
him better health. more wisdom and mclower spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

fore had been picked mp down the
coast
Thuh was whiiewaah fret intro
dneed Into Seattle politics
--nOaCO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
SOME EMINENT
"BAD MEN,

ward. thus showing his supFefue
contempt for Earp. who up % that
tiuae had been counted the MOST
dangerous man In the two tnrri-
tories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
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hand trimmed. high neck, long sleeves,
made from a fine twisted yarn, with
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

FiRsr PRIZE nusr CONTRIBUTION. Ra SECOND PRzr 81
arNp IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE BRIEF, AND Address
"Josa WIFE, THE srAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02
Olympic Meat Market

ON Pikr 81. opposite Hon Marcia.
sells good .irloin. tshe H.. pot
faasfs g. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-02

make horueIf look iIka the hkutea
Ia the fashion plates of those In ths
nbyalcai culture books"
II wlah 20 give some kind of nm
entertainment for the choir THIS
winter" said the minister I doubt
n the members viii care much foi
the conventional reception on sup
per. and We must arrange something
navel Can you suggest anything
that would bo interesting
"Why. yes" replied the choir
ieader. "you might arrange for o
view Of the Nelson Cams fight pic
lures"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
STATE ~RATloeI n
N00oC8 u110aTA GA
MTANaO nONHNCl

Al the annual convention ct the
STATE feser.ii0a a. Labor held ,n
beaver Friday lasi sae i.llcwins
sSooluiasn was pa--et concerning
the the republican nei.ainec for gov
erpoS.
Resolved. By th. Ca.araio State
Fedsr.tIss q l.sbar. in cpave,tson
ssssmbs~d. ,b.ai ia Caaaeeilor Henry
A. bvchiel. the can nIIelase iar COVER
nor Of Colorado. en the republican
ticket, We recognize a persistent asd
oso~ed cn~my toward organlxet
lsbor, ani We urge spoa all sfhl,ai-
ed bodies and members to act IN ac-
cordAnce with and N the light Of
these facts. by refusing as one man
~ csst = Vote ia hls iaver.
Other resolutIDns dea1aaced
Judge Gabberi and Robert Bonygne
PepUblIcsa candidates Tor supreme
JsdGe and fot representative
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
An Immense Ore BODY

The Denver City Is making splen-
did developments under the manage
ment Of J NJ. AcDJugal. Five men
are regularly at work on the proper
ty. The old workings have been
thoroughly cleaned out and 80 feet
OF drift run north from the ll2 foot
level has this week passed through
seven feet Of c1pper-zinc ore, that
runs from 10 to Il per cent zinc and
from 10 to 36 per cent in copper.
with 50 in gold Beyond this it
has penetrated body Of galena. All
the drift Is in mineralized matter
and the same drift has been run
south % feet through ore. In fact
this mineraiized body must be at
least 50 feet wide, for no walls have
been encountered. The difficulty
is to Sc parate the copper and zinc.
With this mechanical obsacle sur
mounted the Denver City will make
a great mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
TWENTY MARS AGO :
sh"ss4s alsss s~gs.assfases 10 fys sssf
And ssBsr brought o. sssl.s

Wm. II Never ~ss Nominated by
the repsblicans for governor
Born. IN Gunnissa. October D.
ls>s, 10 the wife # Jgs PrsfSit. a
s0n
JOS II Collins o. the SlIen, / r,end
mIEe q, fItkin shipped too cars of
ore 10 the Gunnison ore ampl,n9
Company.
The firm # W. Rogers a Co.
was dissolved. Harry GrlSgs re,ir-
ing and Mr. Rogers Continuing the
business
Miss Emma Kinds. daughter of
" L. fIind.. superintendent of the
coal mine at NJ Carbon, YES mar
rcd to Mr. Harry JoLes. The
wedding was an elaborate affair,
many guests from Gsnn,son aud
other outsIde towns attending
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
Iron Cap Will h VoskeI

nder management OF Ill A
POpel and Peter Covle. the well
known Iron Cap mine has again
begun operations, this time with
good prospect Of continuous work
Mr. Pome! is thoroughly acquainted
with the mine aud the mining con-
dItions near Spencer and is conf
dent he can put II on the list of pro-
tiucers in a very short time.
The intention is TO clear out the
old workings, perhaps operats the
,asll 70 tess development work aud
place oFee mined in mark etable con
dition The force will he gradually
increased to 10 or II men, the shaft
sank TO considerable depth and if
the ore justifies it. a modern con-
mill put in.
The Iron Cap has produced .
great deal OF first class ore, but as
yet received comparatively little de-
velopment The shaft is only l3O
let deep with short drifts and stores.
From two to five feet of vein matter
10 shown. Near the surface this is
free milling, bu, changes to a sui
phide with depth. 1t isa fine CON
proposition and we wish
Mr. Pomel aud associates success.
The Iron Cap lies a mile and quar-
ter southeast Of Spencer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
NEWS FROM THE MINING
CENTERS OF OUR COUNTY
Splendid Development Il u Denver City, Proee.s in
Kentucky Gulch aid Pie Plant, Mining Sale.
The Mononetallist
An Irr;sasco -op in Colorado

In Kentucky gulch, uiluR the ROAD
between Union Park aud Tin Cap,
Wisconsin and Michigan capi,al,s,s
have been steadily deycloping .
group of properties. D. 7 McNsiI.
president and manager Of the Mono
metalist Mining Co, and also Of The
Kentucky Gulch Mining Co has
been in charge Of active operations.
and considers the outlr,k '-~~''s. -
able. A we'll d-6s
through granite andt -
ing followed. The c,,s~,.-a~~
400 scr~s Of ground From the 10
feet level of the shaft trial carload
of high grade ore was shipped .
year ago with good results. Since
then the shaft has been deepened
and this fall more hiel, grade miner
sl will be shipped. Indeed, most Of
the ore shoot is high grade and will
stand shipping Mr. Mcneil is lay
ing in supplies and preparing to
carry on a vigorous mining campaign
throughout the winter months More
machinery has recently been added.
Judge J. W. Singleton Of Eau
Claire, Wisconsin is secretary Of the
company,
Sonth Of the Nonometallist group,
Mr.. Nelson, a prospec,or from the
Black Hills is doing some work
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
SnasIsAasous COnvs ntioas

Saturday st 10 o'clock in the fove-
noon occur both democratic and
republican county convention, the
former in the county coart house and
the latter at republican headquarters
in the Klebsattel building ON Main
street. Zach side postponed its
naming Of candidates till the last
possible moment Whether there
will he telephone connection be-
tween them is not vet determined.
1t is rumored that the republican
slate is as follows: Clerk and record
er, Mel DeerinC. treasurer, Smith
Whipp, Assessor. Perry Snodprass;
Superintendent Of schools, Mrs Ruby
Coram; Representative, c. l.. Ross
or W. A. Gillaspey; sheriff. VIM
Watson, county commissioner, Her
man Click
On the democratic side there will
be a particularly lively contest for
superintendent of schools between
Mrs Angie Crooks, Mrs. Mary B
Smith and Miss Mamie Harwood
For Representative, John A L-hrrit-
ter is again candidate with J N Nc
Dougal and Jos II Block prominent
" mentioned AMI several dark horse
Just looming into sight j. f
Beothsrs, our genial county clert
seems n have a cinch on the r~nom-
ination for that office, while Deacon
Hurley is too popular with the ladies
to be turned down, and will IN
doubtedly get assessorship again
For county commissioner, Geo J.
Miller will have the solid Crested
Butte delegation behind him and W
w. Woll OF Tin Cup has friends
who will be heard from The place
of sheriff. county treasurer, coroner
and surveyor are in the free for all
but with plenty Of good material t.
select from.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
What the Commissioners Did

At the monthly meeting, Monday
Tuesday, and "Wednesday Of this
week, our county commissioners
transacted certain business among
which New-Champion notes the fol-
lowing items:
License of Evans & Olson at
Dorchester was ordered transfer
red 60 Alex Malmgreen Sheriff $
report was approved and sundry
bills allowed.
The following changes were made
in Judges of election: H. +. Booker
substituted for w. A. Willis in pre-
cinct No. Is. Ira Sanborn for W. I.
Lamph in No 81; o. n. Shaw for
John Berninger in No 10 and Paul
Bardel for Robert Bardel in No 10.
The board will meet again Octo-
Der -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
SaIida
Special Correspondence.

Monday. Oct
Fred Williams has been on our
streets this week.
Mr.and Mrs. C.. I Sills made a
few hours visit in Salida Wednesday
Mrs. J. I. Parlin left Wednesday
for Denver to make her future home
there.
Mrs. Henry Purrier and Mrs. s.
+. Land were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs George Crylie for few days.
Clyde Martin, Orville Potter, Ed
Campbell and Mr.. Cady have been
in town several davs waiting for re-
pairs to be completed on their en-
gines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
For Sale

Residence Of six rooms, on II lots.
House has city water, electric lights,
bath, good cellar, dobev chicken
house. and other good out buildings.
Also full blood jersey and half
blood Jersey milch COW. Will give
some one an exceptionally good deal
on this property See me for parti-
culsrs. +. IL. Cheney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Although Pie Plant gulch has not
been as lively tins season as last, a
small force of men has been working
steadily in the tunnel. Developing
the immense bodies OF low grade
mineral C. +. Judy is in charge
The Woods Mining company have =
group of p claims along a fssure
vein in the granite and porDhyrv.
Their prospecting tunnel is in about
1900 feet on the vein and has de-
veloped ore shoots, as high as 2G
feet wide in places. 1t is the iuten-
tion TO treat this ore in the 200 ton
mill already erected on the property
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
TO vuNDcATE THE STATE

In nominating Governor Adams
before the Democratic State conven-
tion, Hon. John Martin Of Pueblo
gave the following thrilling address,
Il say in this presence. before God
and man, that Ava Adams was the
lawfully elected governor Of Color
RADIO. | say more, that the cold
pages of history will record his un-
seating as one of the foulest crimes
ever perpetrated against an Ameri-
can commonwealth.
What has been the. record Of the
corpors,ioa owned republican party
since we last met here You know
as we'll as ], but state it in a sent
-nce when say that record is one
which has made the fair state of
Colorado Infamous
I'VE are not here, my friends,
merely 10 vindicale Alva Adams, the
chief victim, Of the crime. lie could
say to the conspirators who deprived
him 4 his Office as Zola said TO that
venal jury of France which deprived
him of his citizenship; You cannot
injure-you cannot harm me-you
can onl Y make me great.
80 | saw, my friends, that we are
not here merely to vindicate Alva
Adams We are here to vindicate
tine state of Colorado. We are here
to dedicate ourselves and our state
anew to the proposition that all men
are created free an1 equal; that they
are endowed by their Creator with
certain inalienable rights, that among
these rights are life, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness; that to secure
these rights governments are insti-
tuted among men, deriving their
Just powers, not from the will of the
organized industrial bandtti, but
from the consent Of tie governed,
as lawfully expressed at the polls
Pueblo county alone does not
nominate Alva Adams for governor;
the democracy of Colorado alone
does not nominate him; he was nom
mated Tor governor in the minds and
hearts Of the people Of the state in
the hour of the consummation of the
foul crime, which robbed them Of
the fruits of their ballots, and we are
here but to give formal expression
to their sovereign Will.
'Alva Adams will not be on trial
before the people of Colorado in this
campaign, but the people Of Colora-
do will he on trial in the eyes of the
nation. With a sublime faith in the
intelligence and the patriotism of
his fellowmen, he bowed 10 the will
of that constitutionally ordained but
corrupt and partisan tribunal, there
by setting an example of submission
to the law which should be an inspi-
ration to all good citizens everywhere.
And if the people are true TO
themselves their judgment will be
tidal wave Of white ballot in Nov
ember, which will wash from the
escutcheon of Colorado every stain
of the foul crimes of 1905, and which
will restore Colorado 10 her rightful
place in q liberty loving common
wealth, where every citizen, regard
less of mis- race or condition, will get
an absolutely square deal"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Ny 1906 line Of heating stoves are
now on sale They are better and
cheaper than ever. Heaters from
81 90 up. Also some reftted ones
cheaper than you can bum one from
your mother-in-law. The famous
Charter Oak steel ranges in stock,
$500 set up in your house.
W. BURSEII
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Something new in chair bottoms
Sheet steel securely covered with
pantasote, all ready to tack on. For.
ty and fifty cents
Clarence Adams
Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05
Pa DAILY FAlk Iron LaiAcr

While doing carpenter work at
Sapinero Monday round of the
ladder broke and Pat DAILY fell IA
feet to the eroand. He wss brought
to town unconscious, his right arm
broken and probably his right hip
close to the body Mr.. DAILY has
been taken to the county hospital
and AT last accounts WAS resting
easily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Next "Wednesday at 8 o'clock p.
m. it is announced will occur the
wedding of Mr. J c. Parsons Of the
firm Of Miller X Parsons in our CITY
and Miss Cara h. Shackleford,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Sprieg
Shackleford Roth the young people
are very well known in oar county.
Rev. John ShAckleford of Seattle.
Wash, a brother of Mr.. Shackleford
will conduc, .he marriage service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-05

Each issue Of the News-Cham pion
is read by five thousand persons,
assuming five readers TO each paper
which is the usual average That is
the reason want ads IN these col
umns bring returns.