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pAILY AND SUNDAY
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
AS to the Trimmings we Advise

dnsrngs We have bee rsn b as lie al o
hks ehoka all an complete o
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
ENCAMPMENT OYER
q A. II. VETERANS NEXT MEET.
ING IN CONVICTION.
Delegates TO National Assembly to BE
Held at Toledo, o., in August
Elected.

Louisville, May 16.-The twenty
sixth annual encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic. depart
ment OF Kentucky, came to a close,
following the election of officers and
delegates to the national encampmenb
to be held at Toledo, o., for the week
beginning Monday, August 81. The
five delegates to the national encamp-
ment are: c. c. Vaughn, Russell
Vile; George w. Smith, Louisville;
L. A. H. Beyland, Bellevue; G. w.
Ward, Covington, and c. C. Degman,
ISpringdale. Mason county, while the
following were elected members of
the court of administration: J. T.
Gum, Lexington; r. X. Perry, Win
chester; Thomas Sheehan, LOUISVILLE;
A. p. Settle, Berea; J. b. Miller,
Richmond.
In the vote to determine the place
for the next annual encampment of
the Kentucky department, Covington
easily led all competitors and will re-
ceive the delegates in May, 1909.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Night Riders Whip Women.

Olive. Hill, KY, May 16.-This
town received visit from the night
riders last night. They were not the
night riders of tobacco fame, but a
body of masked men whose purpose
seemed to be to rid the town of sew
eral women Of questionable reputa-
ton, who had made their presence
too conspicuous of late. Each wo-
man in the case received a severe
whipping and warning to leave
town After administering the whip
ping the band fired volley of shots
and left Immediately without their
identity being known.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
CLEVER WORK OF
MYSTERIOUS MAN
Mr.. Raffles'' Has 50 Far Sue
cessfnlly Eluded Capture.
Is No other Person Than the World
Renowned Hypnotist. Prof.
Clinton T.. Marquis.
TO APPEAR AT THE KENTUCKY.

4 full weeks hard work by clveb
astute amateur detectives and lynx
eyed professionals, with wits sharpen
cd to keen edge by the desire to
win the big reward offered, has failed
TO uncover The Suns Mysterious
Mr.. Rallies" so far, Notwithstanding
he has daily traversed the publit
.thoroughfares, visited numerous mer-
camille establishments and mingled
with throngs upon the streets. Won
derful. Mysteriousl but not more SO
than the man himself-Prof. Clinton
Il Marquis, the actual Mysterious
Mr. Rallies" a fact now known TO
every man, woman and child in Pa
ducah.
The mysterious Mr.. Rallies" or
rather, Prof. Clinton Il. Marquis,
hypnotist. mind reader and master of
the occult sciences of the Orient, will
demonstrate at The Kentucky theater
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights his perfect right to the title of
king of Fun Makers" in addition
to an erudite dissertation, devoid of
technical terms, upon the subject OF
Ihypnotism. giving at the same time
mesmeric power, using only a large
class of local volunteers as subjects
in a lengthy program of ~ numbers.
Prof. Marquis, not having been
caught in his dual character of the
Mysterious Mr.. Rahles,' for whose
capture one hundred dollars was Of
fered. will as an evidence of good
faith upon his part, give away the
same amount to some fortunate hold
er of a numbered coupon every pur-
chaser of a ticket to Monday night S
performance at The Kentucky bought
before so p. m. of the same day,
On Tuesday afternoon Prof. Mar.
quis will give his remarkable mind
reading test, the test consisting OF
driving an automobile through the
crowded thoroughfares of the city
while absolutely blindfolded. and find
pin previously hidden by four gen
tlemen, Mayor James p. Smith and
Messrs. Richard Rudy. A. s Thomp-
son and Ben Weille, and having dis
covered ii will replace the pin where
! Il was originally taken from by the
gentlemen. The four gentlemen vii
have entire charge of the test. The
start will be made from in front OF
the theater at $3.50 p. m.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

mendation for the change, and an
other simply to rccommit it had been
laid on the table by large majorities.
On the question of the adoption of
the committees report the adverse
vote was equally decisive. That there
lis a strong sentiment for the suggest
cd change and speedy action looking
thereto was shown In the tenor of the
discussion, and the strength of the OPP
position to the committees report
against it,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
PRESIDING ELDER
RETAINED by NORTHERN METH
ODIST CHURCH IN REPORT.
Movement on Foot 10 Change Title
10 That of District Super
intcndent.

Baltimore, May 16.-The report of
The committee on revision against the
proposed change of the title of the
''presiding elder to that of district
superintendent" caused the liyeliest
debate that has yet taken place thus
far at the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
committees report was rejected by a
large majority, leaving the question
1r such shape that it may come up
again at any time. This result was
mot reached until after a motion to
recommit the report to the committee,
with instructions to report a recon-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Ra,iiunn Baths.

The Austrian government is about
to build hotels near the spring, eigh-
teen miles from Carlsbad. which has
been found to contain radium. This
spring is considered to have water
of high medical value in certain dis
eases. II is located near the urani-
ium works, which yield most of the
worlds supply of radium.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Thinks Riders Are After Him.

Lancaser Ky, May 16.-James
Merford, a young farmer, who lives
nine miles northeast of Lancaster, is
a raving maniac as a result of read
ing the stories of the lawless deeds
of night riders. He thinks the riders
are after, him, and was heavily armed
when arrested. He is a brother of
Postmaster Merford, OF Bourne, this
county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

Mamma-Herc comes your father.
See how cross you've made him. Now,
go and tell him you're sorry.
Tommy-Say, pop, I'm sorry you're
so blamed cross. philadelphia Press.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
Other Items We Call Your Attention To

)ur prince of Wales" 16 Button Kid Gloves, $3.50
Pure Silk Hose, all colors ST 90 to so
Beautiful Gauze Fans SOC to $3.50.
For the hair our Diana Ribbon Comb.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

have people lie about him than to
tell the truth about him.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

Even figures are of sumyaccount.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16
And the Corset to Wear With the Gown

tina we have preached eco~ep perfect gu B an
to to
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Aaoual SAeckksAers neetiou

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Gunnison Valley Ice company
for the election of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting will be
held at the Office of the company at
the residence of ID. V. Pennington
in the town Of Gunnison, Colorado.
on Tuesday, 9th day of January
A. ID. 1909, at ) o'clock p. IN.
DIV PENNINGTON, Pres.
Dated December |, 1905.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
III ARTIST raO

The artist trio is the number to be
pusessed by the Entertainment Bu-
reea at the Christian church on
Sstsrdsy evening. Dec. l2 The
program played by this trio Of artists
will include readings, contralto solos,
violin solos, piano solos and duets,
and contralto solos with violin obi
cato. You cannot afford to miss he
entertainment given by these three
charming ladies' You will be de-
lighted with Miss Doyle's "Mr
Dooley. See window cards.
Single admission soc, reserved
seats 10, children 3jc. Special offer
we will sell a limited number of
reserved seats for the artist trio and
Lightning and Toothpicks," the
two best numbers Of the course, for
S12j for both dates.
COMMITTEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Thasksgivins Wedding

Thanksgiving day at four o clock
p. m. at the Presbyterian parsonage
were welded Mr.. Alexander Mclean
and Mrs Ida Geist, both Of Gunni-
son. The marriage was quiet one
and only relatives of the parties
listened to the words OF Rev. J. D.
Henry in pronouncing them man
and wife. Both Mr.. Mclean and
bride. are well and favorably known
in Gunnison The former is fore
man of the Rio Grande round house
News Champion extends congratu-
lations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Csipisaus nss&

The County Commissioners met
Tuesday aud "Wednesday of
this week Nothing Of Importance
was done Tax matters were ad-
Iosied ss follows. The county
treasurer Was authorized to accept
$50 from Mrs NJ. T.. Samsel for
taxes in Crested I5utte; $50 from
Chas Duree for county's title to
section 81 twp 80, $50 from ". A..
Bryan for co"nty's title ON lots Is
aud 80 Blek 81; S5 from Anderson
Bros. for taxes Of 1898 on land in
Sec l3 and TO cancel all taxes for
1902 on the Clyde Welch ranch
land on y certificate OF taxes issued
by former treasurer Whipp The
clerks and sheriffs report accepted
and approved. Board adjourned to
meet January 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Teackers' Exaninatioa

The regular county examination
of teachers will be held at the Office
OF the county superintendent Thurs
day and Friday, Dec. IL and Is,
1908, beginin at 5 80 4. VI.
The questions in reading will be
based on the two Reading Circle
Books. Moral Training in the
Public schools" and Education by
plays and games. > per cent will be
be given for doing this work
Science questions will be based on
Physical Geography"
Tho preliminary examination for
admission to the bar will be given in
connection with the teachers
examination.
Luella johnson
County Sspt of School.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
4 Lsssaa = l. Laoeusl

Last Tharsdav while out hunting
few miles mp from Delta, Russell
Smith lad Of seventeen slipped
and fell. striking the hammer of his
gun so that the charge went
through his elbow. He reached
Delta alive but soon died from loss
of blood.
The young man hsd made an at
tempt to stanch the blood flow by
tying up his arm but did not know
how TO do it properly Strange
that some matters of this Kind are
not taught in our pablic schools We
insist ON cube root bat what pnpil
could resuscitate a drowned child
or tie up an artery To be sure the
physiologies make some remarks
upon the subject, but neither boy or
girl nor grown individual could
remember the minute directions in
an emergency. These things should
be actually demonstrated by prac-
tice upon other pupils in the school
room. Then they viii be impressed
upon the mind. never to be for
gotten during life. Many a precious
life would be saved by practical
knowledge of this character.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Casl Prssress Il he Ca Lsk


The Gold LINKS mine and mill ou
Ohio creek, property oi the Colo
rado smeltlng n Mining comp psny
j T. Pearson superlniepdeni, Is
pounding steadily along with sbout
thirty men employed at present
The cross-cut tunnel IS now IN a
distance Of $500 feet All devel-
opement work is being confined 10
the 2l5O drift. where a strong vein
10 showing la fact rs progress is
made the ore body shows up with
increasing volume and the pre-
dictions that this would make one Of
the big shippers of the state are
being more forcibly realized as the
la &c ore deposits underlying the
extensive workings Of the property
are unfolded
The management is doing con
siderable preliminary work Vt the
present time, getting ia readiness
for greatly augmented production
of ore after first of the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
4 Udi ouuunun

There .s great dcai % dises..ssn
N lower valley pspers ssosi sAssern
sscPe PreJe,ts tss; eonsem plate
taxing wafer tron head streams
OF the Grand river carrying
II throsgh the range and 10 plains
lands near beaver and Pseblo.
>sme afs.-st 10 sneer at the Discus
sion ~ making a mountain osf of .
moiehlli bat a. a matter Of fact
there Is here very vital danger -
fssure 81 the Wesiera slope.
News -Champson has been aware
Tor some months that surveying
parties hal been IA Taylor park in
ses,igstIng the problem Il storing
God waters and taking them under
Cottonwood pass by SIX mile
tunnel II sounds sbsurb. bui
under advancing prices 1t water
snch projects sooa berome cum
mercial propositions Now this
water belongs 10 the Western Sl9pe.
Ii is our birthrignt We oaei.i stand
shoulder - shoulder "a fxhting
eastern enterprises thai would fl,ch
II from us.
To be sure there are no enter
prises here that will use the entire
stream flow for many wears, but We
Of Colorado are bsilding for a hun
dred years hence. Ia time every
inch Of water that now speeds to
the sea and is lost during spring
months will he held back by re-
servo,rs and by pouring 1T into the
soil high up in the hills % that not
= drop shsll escape without first
performing its mission Of irrigstion
and re-irriRation.
1t has been stated - a fact that
more water runs of from the Grand
and Gunnlson watersheds durlnA
. year than from all other streams
OF the state combined. II that 10
true IT simply means that some time
in the natural course Of events we
will have more land under irrigation
than all the rest OF tho state. No
wonder the eastern slope looks with
longing eyes At our heritage of
golden flood water No wonder it
hss received encouragement from
the theory Of the reclamation service
that waters Of the Colorado streams
belonged not to this state, but To
the national government to b. dis
tributed in California, or Mexico or
some section Of Colorado as pleased
a clerk at Washington.
This is one of the most important
and far reaching legal questions of
the future for Western Slope coun-
ties TO consider. We must stand or
fall together on the proposition
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Ake voU pAvnsc ecSlr

II so, have YOU ever thought what
your rent might do toward making =
HONE?
ANY person renting, OF necessity
expends something on the promises
in addition to rent. Fences or gates
need fixing Som ,thing for the com
fort or convenience of the wife needs
attention, the landlord perhaps %
would do it, but it easier to do than
to ask TO have done.
IL You own your home everything
you do is YOURS. Let me sell you
. HOME for lev dollars and the
balsece 10 he paid menthly, at
practically what you will pay for
rent
have sold several in Gunnison
and want to sell more. | will sell
you q . room cottage, new finished
inside, A lots. perfect title. $500
down, balance 1926 per month for
lOOmonths only. Nointerest, YOU pay
your rent 100 months and the HOME
is yours practically for the $500
during the 100 months Every dol
lar you expend in improvements is
yours 81 80 per month for l20
months will do same will sell
you three-room cottage, two lots,
perfect title S75 down, 1915 per
month Tor 100 months.
Both of these are in the best resi-
dence part OF town. These arc onl y
illustrations, ! have others as good
you might think better, | do myself
will make many notifications in
any proposition, all to the same
effect that YOU pay small sum down.
Rent thereafter and keep up taxes
and insurance
Cost of drawing and recording
papers never over SI2 80 Seldom
over SO, often 81 30
Property value, either for purchase
or rental consists of two factors
The deeds and convenience OF the
party to occupy and availability as a
salable proposition when not further
wanted, you must be Judge of those
matters, but if you have purchase in
view whether on my list or not,
better consult me. may help.
! am not competing with fascinat-
ing advertisement of eastern money
to loan at per cent, all of which,
when boiled down" will not pan,
but AN ready to talk business for
Colorado money to Colorado people,
When YOU deal at home you at least
know who You deal with and can in
vestigate and know your contract
in advance.
If Won wish to BUY or SELL
property of any kind it might pay
/ to see me
HENRY T. LAKE,
Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
He Prstests.

Now let us proclaim to the world
that Gunnison intends to reform.
For years the statutes regarding
gambling and Sunday closing of
saloons have been openly defed in
Gunnison and twice within the last
year ministries have entertained
audiences in Gunnison on Sunday
and some OF the churches closed in
respect 10 them, the Jubilee singers
aud Agricultural College Glee Club J
But now that the Missouri Girl" is
advertised to play here next Sunday
the powers that be have risen in
wrath and declare that it shall not be.
Rats
T., w MCCpN
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
A esreweN Parry

"Wednesday evening about forty
members of the Eastern Star met at
the home of q. W. Eastman and
went in body to the Pnrrier home
taking the family by surprise
After a social hour a delicious lunch
was served. Two handsome cups
and saucers were left by the guests
on the Purrier side board for the
host and hostess at late hour. All
departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Purrier health and happiness in
their new home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
A Good 'Souse. +"

/ was long past midnight The
noisy bunch tackled out Of their club
and up the street. They stopped in
front OF an imposing residence
After considerable discussion one OF
them advanced and pounded on the
door. 4 woman stuck her head out
of frst-hoor window and demanded
none too sweetly: What do you
want
"Ish this the residence Of Mr..
Smith inquired the man on the
steps with an elaborate bow.
1T is What do you WANT came
the snapPy answer.
''lsh it possible | have the honor
of shpeakin' to Nisshus Shmith2"
was the hiccoughed but gentle in
quiry.
Yes" she said in hard metallic
voice. What do you want"
Dear Misshus Shmith, Good
Nisshu. Shmith," he exclaimed,
dodging . tnnbler. will you-hic-
come down and pick out Mr. Shmith?
The resht Of 10 want te 60 hs0e"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
2~a 49, kun.s

A Rex Wsifiev table has been
Installed at the BiGsse msll at Goalic
and i've STAMPS are falling rega-
larry 10 iced At The percentage Of
SAVING Is reported good
The tunnel on the Leopard at Te.-
rIble mountain has been operated
this fall by J W bingham. who
nos has the breast IA ls0 feet with
hlgh silver values recently coming
an
A new tannel VA ~ feet ON the );
John group upon Green mountain.
near fstkin wall short of hundred
loot mark tap the lime contact of
sulphide silver hearing ore. The
Swiss Belle, being worked under
bond and lease by ] A. Smith. ex-
hIbits recent strike Of stepheniie
ore and an increased force will soon
be put on.
The old Red jacket tunne
property near Pitkin has been put
under bond and lease bv W. T..
Bailey who started operations
for the winter this week There
are a number Of old shafts and in
clInes. which were run on the
property in the early SOS. Ii then
lay idle for a time although car
load shipped recently returned good
values. Systematic development
work will put the Red jacket on it's
feet ~ . mine again.
Fifteen men are still working at
the Mountain hing mine in Rustler
gulch under direction Of Superin-
tendent j. T. Bennett They have
passed the 800 foot mark on the
tunnel and hope to reach the 100
foot mark to cross cut the vein be-
fore closing down for the winter
Reinhard Holloway who has bsen
working on the Maroon Mountain
ground Just below, came down
Wednesday snd reports ore for the
last 100 feet. For 20 feet he has
been taking out IA inch vein OF
I 10 ore and believes the rich ore
shoot Of shipping mineral 10 Just be-
yond. Mr. Holloway is in 500 feet
with this tunnel, 400 as a crosscut
and 100 feet Of drifting on the vein.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Glasses u Physical Culture

Requests have come to me to or
ganize classes IN Physical Culture
In order that we may be able to do
the best work and at the same time
make the cost reasonable, we will
form classes only ia club swinging.
dumb bells, muscular resistance and
breathing and the exercises Of the
L. 5 Army.
No classes will be formed for less
than six persons. Separate classes
will 1e formed for ladies if desired
Each course TO consist of II lessons
Of one hour each. to meet twice a
week on days most satisfactory to the
class. Tuition in each course $500.
A. y. WIsELEY Jr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
faacy EnSsssed Ststissery for
Ckristuas

For the holiday season ot DOS
the News-C Champion repeats its very
low offer of 100 sheets of embossed
paper with blank envelopes to match
for go, or S225 when embossed in
gold. We have at the office dozens
of pretty samples Of this stationery
which our customers have secured in
the past. The embossed monogram
work Is exquisite in appearance and
makes oneofthe most appropriate and
pleasing presents for lady Get
your orders in early so that we may
have time to finish the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
Msaey to Lean at S Per Cest

Anywhere in the United States, on
real estate. We will buy you home
and allow you to pay for same on
monthly payments of $50 per
month on each $1,000 borrowed.
You have ten years to repay loan,
or loan can be repaid any time.
stopping interest and principal.
Call or address:
THE STkNDARD TEUsT Co. 1NC j,
Room 30S Railway Exchange Bldg
Denver, Colo.
Offices throughout the United
States.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
cuAuo VsAins.
f4uuDN, Now.

o. Sunday, November -, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kipp, Sr. celebrated
the fftieth anniversary of their we'd
ding in st. Martin church at Piqua.
At the eight O'Clock mass the Jub-
,larisns with their children received
Holy Communion in body. The
Rev. William kipp, pastor of St.
Peters Church in Gunnlson, Colo,
son of the Jubilarians, sang
solemn High Mass OF Thanksgiving,
at the beginning of which the vener-
able couple were conducted to the
altar by two little grandchildren
dressed in white, where they placed
into the hands Of their son the re-
newal OF their marriage vows. After
the First Gospel Rev. n. Fowler,
Rector of the church, preached a
beautiful sermon in the respect due
in general to old age and personally
congratulated the Jubilarians at the
close of the sermon in a touching
address. The solemnity Of Shenut S
beautiful Mass, which was sung in a
mastery manner by the church choir,
Mr. Henry Willie Jr. presiding at
the organ.
After the services merry crowd
of relatives and friends gathered
around the festive board, prepared
by the Jubilarians at their home
The children presenteda gold headed
cane totheir aged father and beauti-
full ring to their mother. In the
evening all the guests repaired to
the home of Mr.. John kipp Jr,
where the time was spent with music,
singing and partaking of light re
freshmenls. The day was an ideal
one and will long be remembered by
those who were so fortunate as n
witness an event of such rare oc-
currence.
Nav Mr.. and Mrs. John Kipp Sr.,
at the eve of their lives, be accom-
panied 5y Heavens choicest bless
ings. and live to see the celebration
of their diamond jubilee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-04
ne MisssWi Girl

Contains all the elements that go
to make up an enjoyable evenings
entertainment. A good strong plot
with intensely interesting dramatic
situations, novel specialties, popular
dances, the very best scenic and
mechanical stage effects, and the
most ludicrous situations ever seen
in one play. The company is the
pick Of the profession, every ono an
artist in his line. At Masonic hall,
Dec. 6. Tickets on sale At Boyles'
book stofe.