Gunnison news-champion., 1907-05-24

al S-aEfla ttes aa....ta . -sdr
and i.au sl-E t=arEaass 30 s--zase
col--aas - .6ci- fa-ule1 ElarH ss-
theFs uaE uaE F Ua aEs ada
showed b. saz hallirz u-Hs tHalg
Tr r 81 Elm uIlr-E a lrE Eea
-uE ua- aaE -ltlE rlar isss lse
FCal RELIEF iur Mis- saaL- aua Beg
father
a daaf kua. boa tD aa SER tn'l
1iH. : can afs'r Say . have sause Iaeass
radical oasz iarhass. taf=H1i aal
thiuEinz alaHE Corraa ..l-
saU D. Uss o.. rr. ulHE tH tFEe
- utg his cruIlHurH .e parted
Bob zrHz aiaHs o. rb, oas 49, Hiss
sands
Two aays asfsrparl sEr erEI fIr us
bosh a. saou al vi, -1f fa tlo alire
4 have thtE trir-ral rrHr falH1rH-
Il makes ms auDasv Mailed tasav
important letter Answer a. a8au -
yoH receive
The iaiiasiag aftoTa1aa rar Iat-rr
came. o. showed Judge Sands ia a
very nervous. uneasy state Ha sa.1
be had been living q Do. Hf .aiE fer-
ror. a. some 81 bis fri.n .is. faf uEaze
estates he uas TRUSTEES Eaa been re-
cciviug anonymous ierlers. adv sar-
ahsm 90 laua into the IulzeE ,fasf a.
fairs fisf The EeiHuaFt CroeL lad
been using renewed pressure fa make
him BET 60 aH his Ssan8ard stock.
which they wanted fo secure a. tEe
low prices Co. which tr.F had de-
pressed g. in order that they mlEhr re-
orlauize and carry uur ftr scheme
they Had been so long piaE4luE Judge
Sands went on t0 say th1f rh- Cav De-
was compelled Co sell Eis seab1arj
stock be- would have f8 maas rHHs
an announcement uf his condition. as
Jbcre Cguld be un sale withaU tbe
court consent His closing vas
Ny dHar daHeHtsr u1 one Euova hd..-r
tHau J rIa aIuHs. HHr.. 'sH91-ss - rEUrrt-
.uE ans r#iiaf frHm tHUH Operation ZiIr
s1 hopeless HaHr . Hssraaar 90 Ia-r s1
much Hm . rs#arf upon TaH. ms IH.=
r.Iii and eternal hap9 81 sHrigaz iU al
uf ls ~ BEEN confronted With sweat uerrH-
sIres rHHt = have hoped auH Hr.G hope
fuaf vsu aru ta be che savior ~ 1uur
Family rHaf rHH. only frsH 'l are
through GHi'a mlr.. ...IH WORKINGS 10 he
th" our 90 EaF. ige honor .r fHl. uauis
We both love moore tuar t.... .ae enc 60
kcep tHs u-HIf uf Hayy..y frH.l f#at t- Hr
through vulrn sa far has Hcua nothing
but tur sgnaHiEr of urasuar... ana hap
Uiuass. the one. my dear HHuHH. who
no sHye y0Hr old father FROM "a LiEHunorsi
grave. Dear child. l.rgiv" me flr plar-
ing upon your weak shoulders The adll-
tionai burden " knowing ] am now help
less aud compelled to rely absolutely
upou you- After YOU have read my letter
~ there is no hope. ] command sou O. tsu
me So al once. for although I Gu now
financially and almost mentally hsiglass
! am sttlI Sands. and there has never
vet been one ~ the name Who -'.~t his
duty. however stern auf p1'rf.l 90 might
be
when | handed the letter back 10
Miss Sands she said
Mr.. Randolph, let me tel SOS ani
Mr Bruwnley a little arous uy .:hcr
and our home. that you u5y ser orr
situation as & is. My father IS C1a us
the noblest men that ever Hvod. / an
not the only one who says rrh. --.f you
were to ask the people of car s,ate to
name the one man who hr. 2..- most
for the state as a state. at.st fDr her
progressive hetterment most f.r her
people high and low. white aBd black,
they would answer. Judge Lee sands
He has been. and is. the idol of our
people. After he was graduated from
Harvard. he entered the law Office of
my eranef her. Senator Robert Ice
Sands. igiure he was 80 he was in
congress and was even then reputed
the greatest orator Of our state. where
orators are SO plentiful. He married
my mother. his second cousin, Julia
Lee. of Richmond, az %. and from
then until the attack of that ruthless
money shark led life sucE as a true
man would map cut for himself If his
Maker granted him the privilege. YCu
would have to visit at our home to ap-
preciate my fathers character and to
understand how terrible this sorrow is
to him. Every morning Of his life be
spends an hour after breakfast vita
my dear mother who is a cripple from
hip disease. He takes her in his arms
and brings her down frOn her room 20
the library as If she were chile. He
then reads to heg-and he Knows good
books as well as he knows his friends.
After he takes mother back to her
room, he gives an hour to our people.
the blacks of the plantation and his
white tenants throughout The county.
He is a father to them all He settles
all their troubles. big and little Then
for hours he and | go over his business
affairs Every afternoon from four 10
five he deyotes to his estates and the
men and women for whom he acts as
trustees. lie has often said to me:
We have clear million Of money and
property, and that is all any man
should have in America. II is all he
is entitled to under our form of gov
ernm ut. Any more than that an
honest man should in one way or an
other return to the people frcm whom
he has taken it. | never want nv
family to have more than a million
dollars When he went into the Sea.
board affair he explained to me that