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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-24
TIMBER STATISTICS FOR YEAR
Figures Gathered by Forest
Service and Weather Bureau.

Schedules for the collection Of sta
tistics Of forest products for 1907
have been sent By the forest service to
all engaged in industries directly de-
pendent upon Cur forests. This work
Is q continuation Of that done
in 1906 by the forest service in CO.
operation with the National Lumber
Manufactures azoOiation- Il then
received the universal approval and
support Of the users Of wood through
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-24

Everybody
the Miss
IN history
England and the United States Irving
the
Of Sir Henry Miss Terry has been playing THE Winters
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
The MUSIACHf QUESTION
IN PARIS RESTAURANTS
II Threatens to Precipitate Another
Strike of the Walters.

Paris. Oct. 9.-There is every posi-
bility that the walters of the Paris
cafes will shortly go on strike again
in support of their cherished right to
wear moustaches. They struck last
April in defense of the right, and also
because the cafe proprietors made
them pay too heavily for breakages of
glass and china. An agreement was
arrived at, and the walters let their
moustaches grow, but lately number
of cafe keepers have refused to en-
gage any but clean shaver walters.
and the charges for breakages has
crept up to the old level again.
During the last few days a number
of indignation meetings have been
held. Both walters and prOprietors
are firm and resolute. The walters
declare that rather than sacrifice their
moustaches they will allow Paris to
hunger and thirst. The proprietors
declare that If they cannot get trained
walters they will get unframed ones.
And so another walters war appears
to be looming up in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
The ALTON MUST PAY
Tie lands FINE
Judges of the Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals Sustain the Judgment.

Chicago. oct. 9.--Judges Grosscup,
Baker and Seaman in the federal cir
cult court of appears. in an opinion to-
day. Overruled the petition of the Chi
cago * Alton railway officials for a
re-hearing of the appeal from the So.
900 fine imposed Oy Judge Lands
more than year ago FOR rebating. The
fine against the railroad was $4,000,
J. y. Fairthorn, former vice president.
and F. a. Wann. former general freight
agent. $4,000 each on the charge that
they had granted rebates TO the pack
ing firm of Schwarzchild and Sulzber-
ger in violation of the Elkins law.
The railroad company's defense in
the trial of the rebate case was that
its payments TO the packing firm were
for the use of that company's tracks.
Judge Grosscup today on the petition
for a re-hearing. informed the petit
TONERS that a more careful reading OF
the former opinion by him last spring
when Landis' action was sustained,
would show that the present petition
was inconsistent.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10

ard Oil money into the opening and up
building of new fields OF enterprise. He
has almost alone at times turned the
tide of depression in Wall street and
carried hope and courage into the
vitals of American enterprise.
The larger part of his fortune has
been made within the last Is or 20
years. and although this may have
amounted at one time TO above sl00.-
DOC, 900, il is now believed among his
financial associates that he IS not
worth much more than s50.O00.CO0. a
large part OF which is in the Tidewater
Railway. which is planned to be the
most economical connection between
the West Virginia coal fields and the
Atlantic seabOard.
Mr.. Rogers retirement will not eff
feet the daily operation OF the Stand
ard Oil as an industrial corporation,
but it may largely reduce the activ-
tiles of Standard Oil money in stock
market enterprises.
Some of Mr.. Rogers friends declare
that the shrunken volume of business
on the New York Stock Exchange and
the, decline of % per cent in the ex-
changes of the New York clear ng
house while business Is at flood tide
throughout the rest Of the country is
directly due to cessation in the activ-
tiles of Henry II. Rogers.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
AT THE THEATRES
VESTS MINISTRIES
A Fine Show Was Given at the Doris.
Change of Bill at the Olympic.

Vests MINISTRIES played last night
in the Doris opera house to a fine au-
dience II was not a crowded house.
but the next thing to it. nearly every
seat, including the back row. being
taken. The size of the audience was
not the only pleasing thing about it.
for 1t was appreciative of all the good
work done and nearly all the program
was good work.
The first part was festival of songs
and good humor and the white and
gold settings We're particularly attrac-
tive and in harmony with the costum-
ing Ii was an artistic effect that was
as pleasing in scenic way as the
music was in another way.
The latter part of the performance
was a fine variety of specialties in
Guiding some of the best dancing one
could find anywhere at anytime. some
excellent quartette music. topical songs
and parodies with political suggest
iveness. athletic and marching stunts.
and all manner of amusement making
novelties. 1t was good show and re-
deemed its promises.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
A CRANE IN THE sTANopIPE-

The city water department went into
the crane culture business yesterday,
but for the day only. 1t is not intend
ed to make il a permanent addition
to the water service of the city. This
does not refer to the crane of der
rick or to people who crane their necks
but to a two legged feathered bird
which took a liking to the big pond
in the top of the city standpipe. This
standpipe is about 100 feet high and
this large crane flying high in the air
saw small wooden floats resting on
the surface of the water in the pipe
and attempted to rest thereon, with
the result that he was precipitated
into deep water. from which he was
unable to fly. 1t was sometime before
the bird was discovered and by that
time he was about ready to give up
the ghost. The standpipe was filled to
overlooking with water until the crane
was floated overheard and fell to the
earth as he was past flying. Under
the benign and fostering care of the
men about the plant the bird was re-
suscitated and fed and then given his
liberty.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
SECOND HANDSPRING
OF STANDARD OIL GO.
The Possible Effects of the Retire
ment of II. n. Rogers From Wall
Street Activities.

Boston, Oct. 9.-That the record may
lie exacr and clear it may be as well
to state that Henry H. Rogers of the
Standard Oil Co. was stricken July %,
but that his mind is perfectly clear
The shock. however. affected his walk
and facial expression. 1t is not. how
ever. uncommon to have all traces OF
a first shock disappear, and with care
Mr.. Rogers may live and be usefully
active for many years.
Next TO John d. Rockefeller he has
been the great laboring oar in the
Standard Oil organization in its later
material progress.
His financial plans, Il is believed.
have covered a wider range than those
Of any other of the twenty-six multi
millionaires making their headquarters
in the Standard Oil building in New
York. Ee has been the most active
Of the group in railroad construction,
financing and upbuilding. He was the
most potent factor from 26 Broadway
in backing up E. II. Hartman in the
rebuilding Of the Union and Southern
Pacific system at cost of 5000. OO0,OO
He has been the one man carrying
the Standard Oil money into copper
dom. Next to John D. Rockefeller he
probably got more millions out of the
United States Steel consolidation than
any other Standard Oil man. He has
represented the Standard interests
most potentially in the gas fields of
the country. In conjunction with Will
liam Rockefeller he has been the great
financial pioneer in putting the Stand
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10

petition for the wOman's championship
now being played in the links of the
Midlothian Club. Six other western
women VINO started today in the sec
ond match of the Midlothian returned
defeated by their eastern opponents.
Miss Ainslee had little trouble in de-
feating her opponent Miss l.. a. Wells
of Brooklyn. by up and to play.
Previous calculations We're decidedly
upset by the defeat of Miss Pauline
Mckay of Oakland by w. w. Phipps of
Brae Burn. The wind. which was
quite strong throughout the day. in
terfered with Miss Mckay. but she
excelled in putting.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
KENTUCKY FUTURITY.
II Was Easily Won Yesterday by Gen.
eral Watts.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 9.-Gen. Watts.
200 1-2. today easily won the rich
Kentucky futurity. IN three straight
heats, the best time being 2:11. At no
time was the colt extended in order
to win. Mike Bowerman, the trainer,
drove the colt. Kentucky Todd. the
much touted speed wonder, quit to
nothing when it came to driving to n
finish. Bssara. Baron Mckinney and
Bonnie Way furnished the real con-
test for second place.
After driving Watts to victory Bow
erman was carried around the track on
a floral horseshoe. Heavy rains on
Monday made the track three or four
seconds slow
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
GLOBE ENcIRG.INo WIRELESS.

Sidney, y. S. w. Oct. 9.-With a
trans atlantic wireless service an as
assured fact. Marconi leaves in n
fortnight for the island of Clifton. the
European terminal.
When he arrives there it is his in
tention to conduct experiments having
in view the sending of wireless mes
sages across the Pacific as well as
the Atlantic. A station will be erected
at Vancouver. which will be one Of a
number that will encircle the globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
ABE RUEF'S SENTENCE.
The Fixing of II Goes Over to oeto-
Der %.

San Francisco, Oct. 9.-Abe Ruef
appeared in Judge DUNES court this
morning at the time fixed for his Sem
tence on the charge of extortion. to
which he pleaded guilty. At the re-
quest of Cook, Ruefs attorney con-
senting. the date of sentence was
postponed to October %.
In Judge LAWYERS court the bribery
indictments against A. X. Detwiler of
the Home Telephone company were
called and continued for two weeks,
the defendant being still a fugitive.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
THE OlYM PIC.

Last night was the first performance
of the week with the changed bill at
the olympic. Though the MINISTRIES
drew the crowd. the small audience
that went TO the Olympic was pleased
with the new artists and the old fav-
orites. The Three Dots in acrobatic.
singing and dancing acts are among
the new ones. The Alvinos. banjo and
acrobatic artists were still on the
boards and the former popular Miss
Macdonald and Herb Bell.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
DEATH OF J. 3. TIllaaN.@J

Tillman died last night about ll;Sa AZ
his temporary home. 30 East Adams
Street He came here recently f-oui
Colorado. with his wife and thru
children. coming for relief frcm asthma
of which he has suffered for a koaS
time The children are small IN.
dead man is a brother OF Mrs. HoEn-r
Evans. who Is quite well known In
the city.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
THE SICK EMPEROR.

Vienna, Oct. 9.-Emperor Francis
Joseph is still confined to his apart
ments at Schoenbrun Castle, suffer-
ing from an attack of catarrhal and
bronchial troubles. His condition to-
day was pronounced to be unsatisfac-
tory although he was not feverish.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
ooupFIELo MURDER CASE.
Hines Acquitted For the Killing of
Count Podhorsky.

Goldfield. New. Oct. 9.-John Hines.
charged with the murder Of Count
Constantine Podhorsky. whom he shot
and killed in a restaurant here last
March. was acquitted tonight after the
jury had deliberated two hours
The defense pleaded temporary in
sanity. Hines claimed that Podhorsky.
with whom he became acquainted at
Nome, met Mrs. Hines at Seattle and
assaulted her after supplying her with
wine.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
FORMER MAYOR HELD GUILT
LESS.

San Francisco. Oct She Jury IN
the case of W. R Thomas. former
mayor of Oakland, on u charge -
having falsely certified 10 pSnstoa
vouchers. returned a verdict 81 net
guilty in the federal district court this
afternoon
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
LUsITANIA's NEW RECORD.

New York. Oct 9.-The steamer Lis
itania today broke the worlds record.
held by herself. made on her initial
trip. The vessel travelled 617 nauti-
cal miles in twenty-four hours. aver
aging 24.I6 knots an hour. For six
hours there was a fog.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
CONVICTED AT LAST.
The Cashier of an Ohio Bank Wreck
ed for a Million and
Quarter.

Chadron. o. oct. 9.-R. y. Ford was
today found guilty on one count in an
Indictment. charging him with wreck
ing the bank of Burton Ohio. which
failed four years ago for $l,250,000
This was his third trial.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
c. p. TELEGRAPHERS GET AN
INCREASE.

Vancouver. Oct. 9.-The Canadian
Pacific. it was announced today. has
given the photographers in its employ
an increase of 12k per cent in wages.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-10
GOLF AT MIDLOTHIAN.
Only One Western Woman Survived
at The End of The Day.

Chicago. oct. 9-Miss Ainslee, of
Westward Ho. was the only woman
western golfer remaining in the COM
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
0svls.os
v edaeSdsy. Jnne 1.

Wednesday. J~n~ 1.
Ars tietty Shsck kart es,ess.assA
q te~ yosnS people Tse.dsv evea-
IaG
Nc. krssse Gibi,ons leit tk.. week
tor Lsj sse ~ visit fx time wItk
Asss NsEnse Shsekicford
Mr.. and Ars. Aclhwcll IL F'kA-
lspsbsre kassss. are expected krss
this wssk 10 syead the samnser wisA
their dss Shsss. As. J c. Leoa~sd
Ar. AclAosell uss fruseriy prsG-
.sssssr u lOyk.
Mr.. A. h. NcCusssll ssaerss.ssA
u supper Sessrday svssiag. ns
esssss wese Mr.. ssd Nm. J v. Mo-
5s, Ar. cad Nm. J. c. I.osavA,
Mr.. a.A Mr.. = n. SAsckhsrt, ~.
aad Nm. " \ JoAssna, Nvs. A. Z.
nCuoi Mos Inseas Knode -
As..ss. d. B HirAms. ssd c. n.
ShipGsa.
Wednesday, june -
A. II. Nc Coanoll, vho hss hssa
o. the ssck l'ss, is aov able 70 u
oct.
q
Mn. hstty Shsckkast entorssiasd
Mr.. .aad Ap. J. V. Noaroe ut dinass
Sunday.
Aiss Ethel Doyle is down frua
Ohio City 20 visit for q time Ut tAs
home of ". l.. bennett.
Niss lreas knode is here frosa
Gannison TO spsnd couple Of weeks
st the Evergreen Rsach.
The majority d our DoyIevillis.s
are planning 10 spsad the fourth =
the county sest celebration.
Mrs. +. ID. Stephenson gave .
party Tseedsy in honor Of the birth
day Of Miss Bessie Gibbons.
Mrs. WI. Bennett aad Mrs. Gers
Bartlett and children visited With
Ar. snd As. Dosglss H.sch two
days Of the pest week.
Mics Rsth Bracewell, who -
besa stsseAiag schsol " BoslAss
The pest winter, sstssnsA TO Doyas-
vile Aoadsy morning.
Will lssppy aad family, who fosn-
erly lived 1t BosIder arc now II Car
thage, No. where Mr.. Rsppy IL in
tcfesaed in some mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
Cnasvsa

HswsChanpt0a Corresp0aAe0ce.
Tuesday, Jsne II
Horace westgate returned to Ssli-
da Tuesday.
Ar. Hester went ~ 0snnisom
Saturday and returned Sunday.
Niss Nasde EsGes Of Gunnison
is here visiting her sister Ars. Chas
Haselhsrst.
Religh Lake returned on Monday
from trip to Ainturn and Glen
wood Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hazelh~rst re-
turned from Gunnison and Crested
Butte last Monday.
Chester Gates William Queally
aud Miss Alyne Gates took in the
Elk's ball at Ouray on tho sixth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hunt came
over from Salids Sunday. Mr.. Hunt
10 the new round house foreman.
Miss Alyne Gates rs spending a
few days with Miss Marie Wilson in
the country at the home of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. fres Cain returned
to Montrose Tuesday, alter spending
several days with the family of s.
Shildt.
Harry Gates, Emet Nelson and
Lester Brown have spent the week
fishing At Sapinero. They report a
good catch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
Among the Railroad BOYS

Special Correspondence.
Fred Williams il here from Como
W. X. Ballou is up from Delta
visiting friends
Mrs. Owen Fitzpatrick is danger.
ously ill with typhoid fever at Grand
Junction.
The statement recently made that
Eli Trogdlen had been married a,
Grand Junction proves to have beer
incorrect.
On account of sickness Gus Lind
quist, passenger fireman between
Gunnlson and Ouray, has been com.
PEELED to lay off and Clyde Martir
has taken his place.
Six per cent increase in wages
has been given the conductors and
brakemen on the d. & r. G. with
80 cents overtime for conductor.
aud 81 cents for brakeman.
A serious accident occurred on
Alpine Pass last Sunday when tn,
train backed into handcar fastened
on behind, cutting off the leg of .
section man who was riding on the
hand car. He was brought back tc
Pitkin where Dr.Davlin dressed tn,
wound. However he was 30 weak
from loss of blood that it was de
cided to take him 70 Denver ant
special left Gunnison about S.3I
that evening Reports are that tn,
man is now improving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
Abosst Crystal
News-Chanp1oa Correspondence.
SUNDAY, June f!

NeWe-CnonpeOn correspondence.
Sunday, June Q
c. c. Bruner was in town today
from Elko.
Mr.. Swigart of Carbondale made
a combined business and pleasure
trip to Crystal yesterday
Jacob Starr made short trip to
Marble yesterday and brings encour-
aging reports from there
Levi Lawrence made a trip to
Gothic this week and reports things
pretty lively over that way.
Contractors on the North Pole re-
turned this week and report &c
much snow that they will work al
the Queen until it gets so they can
work up At the North Pole mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
RovdesAssu
News-ChAnpaoa CesrsspoeAe,o.

| f0W6esAosa
News-Chanpsoa CerrsspooAe>o..
Tuesday, June II
o. Gsbrie'"on is hauling hsy from
the valley.
Clarence Radeka went TO Cathe
dral Saturday
Sunday, Johnny Foster passed
through on route TO Maher.
Mrs.. G. A. Patz and children of
Lake City are registered At the
Springs.
c. j. Huftalen and W. c. Howard
were down last week from Catbedr. /
way, going to Guunison.
j. J. Cobb left on Sunday last for
Blue Mound, ksnsss, in response TO
a telegram stating that his mother
was not expected to live.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
auue - 1esiEns

00OoCA00D1ao CuEvuaUao0D0
Rssy C.sy ss. . soa.essss v'-s,or
Sssd>s-
Tka. Mas and ssis 81 Soa.es,e;
s,aiasd 10. k1st and fA@siy few
Aays Il lasf vssk.
Z y. Ackse kas mossd 10 Sosa-
ssus Uksse h< wsN vosk Tor tbs
Csah ! ~ co>psay
lke v sllsce Il CrAsfosd, s,th twO
isseaN~ tsoa tAe sssf pas~sj th fouxL
hsss AoaAsy l2ss % rou,s for Mar
kle.
ISS Joes. and Fred Rsmsnel
wsat ~ Jsaasts Ssssrdsy eSealng
sssssaiaG S~1Aay. Ar. Joass w,ll
saa move he fasalIy to Jssnlta to
S~sdsy, June
JoAa Raaacap sss So.serses Wis
isor Saturday lass.
4iss Assd Rs1msl has been
qssas ~ the pesa 30 Aays.
Nm. Epasy Acase .psst iew
deys in Soassssa ~, wssk.
Ar. ssspAses is se.is in The
AssAssc'ss cossssy bsyiAs csstls.
Aivs Martin a.d viSe toCk . trip
70 ~ Old Lsytoa rs.ch oae day lssa
veok.
The fsusGs and hail have ksen do
Iag considerable danaee 70 the crops
q lsae.
4ss. Robert GraAssa will sopu sc
ersow for IN ektsadsd visit. NJ.
Gsshssa following soos.
Ar. hsezley boSgAs fine Gov and
csh ior sss on his new rssch, bring
nag her up on Saturday last.
Our Rardipe sasil-csrrier vecsut-
~ had what ni9ht have bssa . ~ RI
oss accident, his hosss falling from
the trail above the Hswk -,iest
mine. lie escaped serioas injuries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
CseAeSaos vsilev

News-Champion COrrespOadence
Monday, June 10
". L. Perry was in Gsnnisor
Monday.
AcDonoughs are building ne~
roads and bridges.
Stockmen here will commence 10
herd about the 10th Of June.
Edward Crary OF Gsnnison il
working for Mrs. W. l.. Perry.
Last week while riding for cattle
W. {. NcDonouGh killed . larss
Cinnamon bear, the first thst has
besn killed in this vicinity in some
time. He took the hide to Gunnison
Tuesday of this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
IzOCNlfOu tluC8Ie1 I0rSG y0% QUA
Half Rate to Mexico City and
Return

Tickets will he sold by the Colorado and
Southern at one fare for the round trip to
Mexico City and return, April 18th to Nav
18th. June sth TO 18th and June 10Th to
TO July lfh; limited to three months and
good for stopovers. Write for booklets O
Mexico. Io-y,
T. L. FISHER,
q. Z. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Rangers examination for the Gun
nison National Forest will be held
at Gunnison between July 23rd
and 18th. Young men are wanted
for the positions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
O~ Co., vs1lpv

ieWs-ChaaAea C0svespoo1sooe.
Tuesday, Js.e n
Howard Marshall Lss beea visiting
friends in the valley
Mrs. C. @. Miller gave a pink
sea' Monday afternoon.
Frank fosng and Miss May Kel-
bsAsr were visitors here On TSssday.
The school picnic in Spann's wood
last Friday vss we'll attended and
bots Of fsn reported.
Geo. Hendricks and Elbert Smith
returned TSs~day to their Spring
creek mining claims
The school year here closed very
cssditably, oaly two or three failing
70 pass 70 . higher grade.
Brucs asA Jslia Ileddsa are yisi-
tors hese. nsscs will psobsbly as-
sist Zilha heyaaker for . time.
A crowd of our Young folks st-
tended The "Jsck's Cabin Literary"
SAtssday ssd we're 10 royalty trsstsd
thas shsy I'll wish to go again.
Oar schoolma am, Miss Marie
Keschsn, left yesterday fos . week 9
visit in Gunnison. thence che will
go 70 her home at Poncha Springs.
The neighborhod, young s.d old,
eatAered st c. @. Miller's Monday
nigAe tor . fsrewell surprise party
% Aiss Ketchom. II also happened
70 b the yosag lsdy's birthday. A
pseessat evening vas spent with
enmss end IN impronpta mss;cale.
A lasch of sandwiclssa, cake, pickles
ice cream snd coffee was served BY
Mrs. Miller. John Walker - Miss
Bridget Aaloney" in picturesque
costume Of blue waist. red skirt and
brown aporn. created no little ex-
element and mirth. At one O'Clock
the guests departed, wishing Miss
Ketcham many happy returns Of the
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Special Excurs,ons to Old Mex
The COsoradO and Sosthesn Otlers half
ates nexEo City swA retsrn; tickets To
b. sold IN April 25th 10 May 18th, jvas
sth 10 lstA and June 9Oth TO July 18th;
good 30 days. stopovers 10 both diIectiuas.
Full information regsesing Mexico IN ap-
plication. 1877
I. 4. FISHER,
u. r. A.. DsOve
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

The Ireland Entertainers will give
= concert the 96th at Masonic hall
nnper the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society of the Presbyterian
church. Tickets on sale for reserved
seats at Canaday's drug store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

The To,nichi river is getting very
high, and the surrounding fields are
AOoded.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
49, Lank Cnnnaanna
Ca.mpeI fsoa Flrst PAos-

sr.daal sb.o<pssoa 81 the Ps6lsc
lands into private 90 D-EshsP - Con
,empla,~d bs the CoasaItunoa-
Z. Hss the sosesnDoui x tss
Tu.iei States the coos1stU&s0oai
poxer 10 interfere wIth PsAasc or
private enterprsse AZ coasssvcesoo
of ,rr,as..oa wosks sad the ssallzs-
ton q the wafer. Of the sssss1s
x,,hin the State for irrlSasioa oE
other purposes. OF 10 deny such pso-
,sct. a right II way over psblsc
lands
Tbe,e question. cover n . geo.
eral way the cbject-rnatter 10 he
considered. La connection thege-
With. the convention will determine
such action as II NAV desire To take
in regard to the conclusions reach
ed. The discussion will nsccsssrily
be broad in isS scope, and II 10 The
aim of the coomittee To give the
ssblect q. careful consadesStsoa ~
possible, be.ng actuated oaly by .
desire 10 reach the conclsssoes tkst
ass JUS, and right TO the nsssoa -
yell - the state, ssd lookias 70 tAe
prosperity of that ssctios Of The
cosntry in which se live.
Governor Buchtsl has appointed
the following delegates: Frask c.
Gosdy, r. p. Brscksaridse, Charles
Hsyt, L. r. Harper, John l.. Brush,
H. c. besnsa, Attorney Gsesrsl
Dickson, Fraak AcCoso~Gh, JoAa
y. Vivian and Earl H. Crsnssoa
Certainly IN able body Of men, bot
it vo~ld have seemed the governor
might lave risen sbove partisansAip
for at least 1--WE minutes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
- Z. Old

Morning text: When that which
is perfect 10 come then that which 10
in part shall be done away" l Cor.
1910.
Evening text: "Dsvid's Seat WAS
Empty" ] Sam. .O-25.
Reception of members at the
morning service
Epworth League, Topic. ''Israel's
escape from Egypt" Leader Miss
Flors Hollowell.
Everybody is kindly invited TO oil
the services of the church.
s. A. WEBER.