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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10
BOSTON LINES UP ON
HOOD RIVER APPLES

The Boston Globe Of November p,
gives Hood River fine send off In
the publicity line by publishing a
large three column photograph of a
number OF Winter Banana apples
with the following notice underneath &:
'What are considered the fnsst ap-
Piles ever grown In this or any other
country, this week, passed through
Boston on their way to the table of
King Edward.
They are known as Winter Banana
apples and are two and half times
the size OF an ordinary apple, to which
one ls accustomed, as Is shown by the
comparison In the photograph.
''These appler are grown at The
Beulah land orchards, Hood River,
Oregon, by Oscar Wander bilt, an OK.
pert orchardist, and they are consid-
cred the highest development in the
cultivation of this fIuit. Their color
Is perfect, the rosy blush blending
with the green, In the most luscious
manner imaginable. In flavor and
texture they are as good as they
look.
!. ID. Ctossley Il Sons supplied the
Globe with the apples which we're re-
produced In the picture.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

j. 4. MeElroy, who has teen | wing
on the DR.. Shaw place at Mount Hood
has moved to the } W. Jenkins lace
on account of the fact that the former
has been sold.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

tngravure Co of Racine, and Chi.
caGo, aud is now making collection
of entirely new Oregon views to illus
trate an art history of the state which
has been written for the Harney Go. ,
by Judge George h Williams, "Ore-
1on'e Grand Old Man" He has pho
tcgrHrhed the beauties of southern
aud western Oregon, but states that
Hood ti7er valley is the gem in the
scenic line. Mr. Clifford was accom-
paneid by W. d. Hsrney, president
of the llarney O.. .
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10
Fruit Land For Sale.

10 acres OF the best Hood River land
Of which three acres is covered by an
orchard of the highest priced young
apple trees there are also three acres
OF the best species OF strawberries; Al
acres is unplouehed; there is no timber.
The next crop will probably be over
81 900 and the following years crop will
probably reach over $4,000 If little
more area is added to the straw berry
garden. Water and county taxes amount
to $50 yearly. Price $4500 5000 down
and the balance for 5 years secured by
mortgage on premises, if buyer 80
desi es. Address,
r. TERAS, 1l4 r. d, 2
Hood River, Ore,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

s7.s0 per ton; mixed lots, 50 80 per ton,
delivered at the factory in sacks, which
we return.
In shipping from Mosier or over the
Mt. Hood line there will be no charge
for transfer from depot to factory.
Patronize your home industry and
bring in your apples.
Hood River Apple Vinegar Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10
81. 500 Pigeon Cote for Husum

sMr. Hussey, retired shoe manuist
turer from Massachusetts,, has recent
ly purchased the Packard ranch near
Underwood. Besides building a $500
bungalow, Mr.. Hussey will erect a
$500 pigeon cote and stock it with
1000 imported birds. Spokesman Re-
view.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

The intense itching characteristic Of
these ailments is almost instantly alay-
ed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many Sc
we're cases have been cured 10y it. For
sale by Keir q Cass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

b. A. Clifford, Uregon's celebrated
scenic artist, visited Hood River last
Saturday for the purpose OF re- pho.
tooraphing the valleys many famous
views, Mr.. Clifford is the official
artist In Oregon for the Harney Pho
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10
Don't be Hopeless

abont yourself when your crippled with
you've tried lots of things and they
failed. Try Ballard g Snow Liniment--
1t win drive away all aches, pains and
stiffness and leave you as well as you
ever were. Sold by Ohas. N. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10
Advance In Apples

Commencing December l. 1908, the
Hood River Apple Vinegar 90. will pay
the following prices for apples free from
decay and sui able for canning or cider:
Canning stock, sS,0oper ton cider stock,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-12-10

Nearly everybody knows DeWitt's
Little Early Risers are the best pills
made. They are small, pleasant, sure
Little Liver pills. Sold by Keir 4 Cass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

The total tax levy for Gunnison
town is Il as against 20 mills last
year. la Ohio City it is 50 !, Marble
CO., Pltkin SO and Crested Butte
5lB.
Total valuation of the county is
SO. .lGS,7l2O0, an increase of about
100000. due almost entirely to
new land and to coal land.
Assessor Thomas reports that he
has increased the assessment on
coal land in proportion to increased
market price OF coal Horses have
increased in valuation slightly, but
cattle have been decreased from SO
to 81 head.
On the school debt the original
sum Of $4,000 has been decreased
to Sl5,00o.O0 or Just half Four
thousand dollar bonds were paid up
last year If it were not for the
necessity of getting this debt in
shape by 1910 to avoid refunding,
1t would be possible TO go a little
easier on the school tax in district
No
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
WA 0o4 IA0
t.,S r - - ~
49, - S- =

Taxes have bsea clubbing fs a
aumter of wears IN G.an,soa, bot
although we have been psysng the
piper Tor pss, extrsvAgsnces aud
the improveUeuts 81 early days.
there still seem ~ be sccsssoaal
bsnche~ of aceosuts that cossse IN 10
vex us. This Ssnaas jsdSmeat rs the
latest. Something over year ago
Joseph Ssmms g., jsdgmen; i1r
above $1s.UU On some old warrants
Daring the last year without any
levy The coaBty commissioners have
paid off $500 on the Judgment
aad reduced il TO an even <i5.prj
We have five wears 30 pay 1t in 80
that . speclal lew Of mills was
made ID Is wise to paw this Of first
before doing any more with tIe
large bonded debt as that only bears
four per cent interest while the
Judgment bears eight per cent. for
strictly county purposes the levy u
the same as last year, % mills
Gannison town is the same ~ mills,
Gunnison school tax is the same 20
mills aud county high school levy
has been slightly raised from to
| mills
Complete figures are as follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Among the Miners

Under management Of Dan Tobin
the Denver City mine at Iris is
Is being unwatored and plans are
on foot for an extensive development
campaign.
l. NJ Nance Of Pitlin was a bust
ness visitor at the county seat Sat
urday lie was on his way to Den
yer Mr. Nance and associates are
driving the Pandora tunnel above
Hltkin.
Deputy State Engineer c.. y.
Houston was over tins week to a.
gain inspect the Irwin road. We
understand be accepted it and has
given Pressler Bros. vouchers for
their monev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

comes over TO keep in teach wieA our
stock conditions and look after iba
increasing trade in our section. He
was accompanied by A. A. Blakeley,
representative Of the Denver Union
Stock Yards.
Jerry OReagan has purchased q
lot of c. l.. Stone, paying S23
straight for the young steers and S29
for cows. John McCabe has sold
his feeding bunch of about p head
to r H. Andrews at $222 for steers
and S2J for COWS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
WM Iaprsve Or Lights.

At the adjourned meeting Of the
city council Friday night it was de
fnitely decided to purchase a new
dynamo for the light plant Each
of the machines in use are % kilo-
watt capacity supposed to carry 800
lights. but the two have been carry
ing 1900 to 1900 lights. The over.
load and the long use have impaired
them SO that better and larger
machine seemed almost imperative
\ Westinghouse dynamo of 15 kilo-
watt or 1900 light capacity. wa.
selected and will be here in a few
days. 1. will cost about $500 in
stalled. This ought to greatly better
the quality Of our light and to allow
of considerable additions - the town
grows. The old machines will be
kept hitched up ready for emsr-
gsec;ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Msney 10 Loaa At 5 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 $3.50 per
month on each $1,000 borrowed.
You have ten years 10 repay loan,
or loan can be repaid any time,
stopping interest and principal.
Call or address.
THr STANDARD TEUsT Co. lNC.),
Room 5oS Railway Exchange Bldg,
Denver, Colo
Offices throughout the United
States
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Makes he Official Coupt.

The official count of Gunnison
county votes was made Tuesday by
County Clerk, p. J. Hurley, assisted
by Justices Leahy and Lambertv and
with Mrs L 7. Miller and Mrs. Eva
Mlllspaugh as clerks. There were
some surprises when all the missing
precincts were added in. Shafroth
runs ahead of Bryan about 60 votes,
but Mrs Downey leads the field with
the tremendous majority of &c. 1t
is quite the largest majority ever
secured by local candidate in Gun
nIsons history. The socialist vote
fell from 357 two years ago to III
for Debs and as low as - for certain
socialist county candidates. The pro
hibItlon ticket reached high water
mark with 81 votes for Chalin.
The vote on division of county line
IN marble precinct was Il for and
Al against, showing that even the
citizens Of that town were far from
unanimous on the proposition.
The table above gives a complete
resume If votes by precincts for all
the principal officers. 1t will be
valuable for reference two years
hence. Cut it out and preserve for
that purpose. Election returns may
be dry reading for some. but there
are lessons in good government en-
bodied therein.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Matt Arch received new thresh-
ing machine.
Dr. N. Jennings wss appointed
surgeon Of the BALDWIN mines.

Major J. T. Fitch came in from
the mountain fastnesses for the
winter and took . position on the
cobbler's bench with J. J Potter.
In an election row at Crystal Jack
Watson stabbed and cut up VIM.
Birmingham. J b. Cline, as deputy
sheriff, brought over the prisoner
H. c. Woods wheeled Writ Jen-
nings down Main street in wheel
barrow in payment Of an election bet
which Jennings won on Harrison
We note that similar bet was paid
in Grand junction last week
A movement was started to secure
a fish hatchery in Gunnison. Twelve
acres near the river was the site
decided upon, and a committee con
sisting Of Capt. Mullin, s w. Harper,
Jos Black stock, A. A. Mathews and
Louis Fontaine was appointed to
raise 5000 to purchase this land as
bonus.
At the election of 1888 there were
l,G22 votes cast in Gunnlson county,
904 republican and Gl1 democratic
besides So union labor and Is pro-
hibition. la this year, 1908, the
total vote was 2GOO There were
S92 republican, lI1S democratic, | IA
socialist and 81 prohibition. How
ever women did not vote in 1888.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
~ bsvileli0

You are cordially invited to come
TO our store every week day and
Iook ever osr goods. We will be
pleased to 60 over them with YOU TO
show you their good points and give
you the prices. II you contemplate
purchasing anything in the furnl-
ture line it will benefit you Gnanci-
ally to see US first. II You do not
desire to purchase you viii be re-
paid for the time, consumed in look
ing over our up-to-date and beauti
Iul stock. CLMENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
FAT CATTLE GOING TO
MARKET IN TRAIN LOADS
Annual Fan Shipments from the Cunn;son Country Bring
Good Prices. Hall Dozen Trains Already On
the Range

Since the Gunnison Country ia
finding itself our fall shipments Of
cattle sppsoech = aqusrter Of = million
net to the stock growers of the
county That means total of 600
head as the annual surplus, and an
average net price OF S25 a head
after freight aud contingent expenses
are paid.
Cattle have been going out by
single and half dozen cars for a
couple of months, but last week saw
the first Of the large invoices Six
teen cars went from Doylevilie. total
of $50 head, belonging to II c.
Bartlett. Frank Dunn, Amos Hall,
II. b. llirdman and Steve Waters.
Mr. Bartlett got S4OJ for his steers
in Kansas City Cows went at g 40.
"Wednesday of this week, four
train loads of 81 cars or 1900 head
left over the c. x 5. for Denver.
These were Ohio creek cattle, mostly
sold to Grant Mooberry and Sam
Harsh, large buyers who have feed
ing pens at Windsor and Fort
Collins. OF these 10 belonged to
Ralph Allen, we understand sold at
S3.GS for steers and 1888 for cows,
weighed in Denver, Gl Of Lee Leh-
man at 50 so for steers and So 20
for COWS; G3, Pressler Bros, S4.OJ
steers, and $500 cows; IGO, A. +.
Hyzer, $40 steers and 50 90 cows;
all flat weight in Denver with freight
paid. A. +. Cunningham sold l.
head at $3.50 weighed in Gunnison.
Ed. Wylie sent along IS head, not
vet contracted for.
Just after contracts for these
cattle had been made the market
dropped % cents but the
feeders did not stand TO lose as would
spectators since they can hold for
another raise in the market. How
ever it looked good to those ranch
men who had closed contracts before
the slump.
Powderhorn cattle were this week
bought up b, Degen and Rae who
got about $50 head. taking nearly
all the surplus stock of the valley
except that W. J. Sammons will feed
and ship his own later. There were
80 cars of these Cebolla cattle going
out of lola station yesterday. We
heard the price rumored at 50 -
and 80 90 weighed az Pueblo
Another shipment of 80 cars of
Ohio creek cattle belonging to I. W.
GRAY, Frank Lightley. Anderson
Bros, Fred Mckee, Bert Dollard and
Albert Hildebrand will 60 out this
week or the first of next as soon as
cars can pe secured. A number
Of other cattle buyers have been in
the country this week; among them
r. NJ. Coyte, the well known and
popular representative Of the Cox
Jones Commission company Of Den
yer and South Omaha. This com
pany advertises qaite extensively in
our local papers and Nr. Coyte oftsa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Cuts a Good Lead

". ii. Turner, superintendent of
the United Gold Mining Co. was in
after supplies Monday He report.
that the tunnel now in go feet has
just cat one vein that runs we'll. the
nine feet a.saying from 81 to $25
mostly in gold values. However
the tunnel is being pushed ahead
for the main lead, perhaps l50 fest
further. About sixteen mon are
on the Job and Beaver Creek is busy
place and promises to be still hv-
lier
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
40 NQN

Henry watt.r-on In Louisville Courier Journal
Looking back over the circum-
stances Of the campaign now ended
the Courier Journal has nothing TO
regret or retract. We had great
confidence in the election Of the
Democratic ticket In no political
battle that we recall has it seemed
to us that 80 much to condemn ap-
peared upon single side or was 20
plsialy visible. We b~ie~eA chat
there was virtue and intelligence
enough in the voters 10 see this.
and TO resent it at the ballot box.
though only as rebuke to over
lordism and partyism quite lost to
the sense Of good citizenship and
fidelity to the State
The result shows that we over
sized the spiritual and understood
the material in the hearts and
minds of the people They were
deaf alike to precedents. 10 reason
and to eloqnence; for nothing could
surpass as nothing has ever equaled
the personal canvass Of Mr.. BRYAN.
its wondrous lucidity and power
OF statement; its splendid intellec-
tnal and physical Endurance; its
unanswerable argument. Nor did
lgnatius of Loyola sweep through
world Of incarnate evil bearing
the Cross Of Jesus TO triumph with
greater force OF inspiration and truth
than did the son Of Nebraska ira
verse land gaping with curiosity
but too busy over its work and play
to consider anv danger TO the i'm
mortal soul ofits Constitutional fabric
There is somthing yet better than
being president of the United
States and that is the real sense Of
duty done. TilGen will live in
History when Hayes is forgotten or
execrated History will say of
Bryan that in three great movements
clouded sometimes bv errors Of
Iud gment and obstruction and al
ways by corruption, as we now
know by insurmOuntable
corruption. he led sublimelv. the
he set before his countrymen the
standards alike Of God and truth
and that he went down beaten with
clean hands and high repute. car
ring with him the homage of pat
rl0tlc men.
Old time Democrats " I'll wait and
keep their powder dry II they
should despair, if they should break
apart the country would be exposed
to political anarchy leading through
radIcalIsm and excesses Of every
sort to practical irres possibility on
the one hand. unregenerated de-
bauchery backed BY resistless force
on the other hand. We nav be a
power for good though beaten and
IN opposition Seven millions Of
votes are never TO be despised in
case they hold together. Many
states remain to us. The constitu-
ton of the United States has not
been abolished yet, nor institutional
I teedom, nor wise and upright ad-
mInlstrstion, and these are still
worth fighting for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
POWDERR0RN
News Champion Correspondence.
Tnoal,v N,y IN


Tuesday Nov 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Sammons re-
Gently went to Gunniscn.
Miss Maud Radeka has gone to
llowards TO stay until Nmas
Surveyor Robinson of Gunnison
was in our valley few days ago.
We noted Guy Doering going
through last week enronte to Gunni-
son.
Valley young folks held a smoker
a few nights ago at the hall. The
usual good time was INDUCED in.
A couple Of buyers from Pueblo
bought some of the valley cattle last
Saturday. The boys are driving
out today and will ship, via d & r. G..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
N. E. Ckurch Nstice

The pastor will preach at IL A.
NJ. next sunday, and the pulpit
will be occupied in the evening by
a representative Of the Anti Saloon
League of Denver. Sunday School
at 10 A. NJ and the Epworth League
at $50 i. NJ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

James Tobin of Pitkin was in our
city Saturday, enroute for Australia,
where he wss called BY cableeram
TO inspect soms mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Regular services will be held in
the Episcopal church next Sunday
at ] A. NJ. and 7:30 p. N Sunday
School 10 A. NJ Sunday evening
subject, The Nature Of the Kingdom
of God
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
TWENTY WARS AGO. :

Sho,ld duId aeq'aa iatdnos b. forgot.
Aud uerer brought to m,a7
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Geo. Rsss was . visitor from
Irwin Nosday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
STATE AND COUNTY

The levy Tor school districts is as
follows:
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAXEs BY DISTRICTS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

far Sale losHg piss. Upper
Gsnnison. ] W smith
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
RJSryESS LOCALS

ssf -ss- .ss .as....ae-as.sss- as..s>r .A.. s->a
cont isne
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

tur district atteruey. Log an. democratic
received plurality - SO over FRY. rsp8b
irsn. Lsasn's uiurslity over try ia the
-isFen cpunfi.s of the seventh Judicial dis
trict was nearly 4t1
Twiuiog's majority in Pitkin coanty was
sbsut 81
Chsfn. Prohibition csnii late for presi-
dent r-c.i vel 81 votes.
Total vote 81 county, even 2,ss Many
citizens only vstei Tor one or two csnii.
dates.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

COAL. COAL. COAL.
Parsons n FergssOn
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Three ro0m house for rent
Mas u 4 SArP
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-07
SONS OF HERMAN
HAVE FINE TIME AT NEW SALEM
WHEN GRAND LODGE is ORGAN
iZED-THE OFFICERS.

New Salem Journal: New Salem
had the honor Of being the place chos-
en- by the Sons of Herman lodges of
the state for the organization of their
grand lodge. Perhaps this is due to
the luxuriant growth of the local lodge
which surely cannot be beaten in any
village of this size, the order boast.
ing Of 80 members, when only three
months old. Members of this lodge
have been energetic in the work else
where to get it into thrifty condition,
and We're specially enthusiastic over
the installation Of the grand lodge of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-07
r. L. BEST & CO.
BISMARCK, N. OAK.

eaten into the very strongholds of the
insurgent crowd. At best the other
side will not have over ITO delegates
to their credit. Hansbrough is on the
run and he is going to carry Marhslal
with him. Both have lost heavily to
our side already, and the slum will be
even greater before the fight is ended.
Mind you, have nothing against the
rank and file of the insurgents. They
are putting up a good fight and are
going to make some inroads into our
own accepted strongholds, but the
men they have pinned their faith to
will not win"
While vigorously denied by both
Hansbrough and Marshall, the latter
the senatorial candidate of the insur.
gents, LaMoure insists that there is
an alliance between the two. He de-
clares that he has the proof.
This alliance has come to our no.
tice in a dozen ways the past week."
said LaMoure, "and denial will not
avail anything We have seen it in
letters and conferences between the
two; got it straight from their own
| workers, and if nothing else was want.
ed had the proof in the conventions
| which these two have attempted to
| control or succeeded in controlling.
| The big game is the final cut up at
Washington when Hansbrough is to
have the senatorial patronage and
Marshall the house plums, and all the
denials in the world will not convince
us that it is otherwise. The state is
tired of Hansbrough and his Standard
Oil connection, and he has got to CO.,
AS stated, no one hates Hans
] brough more cordially than Jud La
Moure, and his review of the situa.
ton must be taken with that fact in
mind. Still, the old war horse is a
veteran of many fights, and with his
own crowd his political predictions
count for much.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-07
PARTY MACHINERY.

In the account of the Pierce county
republican convention, the Pierce
County Tribune says that "the tempo
rary organization was made perma-
nent and Messrs. Nyhus, chairman
Seraas, secretary, will therefore be at
the head Of the republican committee
for the coming two years." The Trib.
une man should read the primary cleo
ton law. There will be an entirely
new deal after June "a Party cen.
trail committeeman are to be elected
as follows: At the primaries the elect.
ors elect their precinct commit eemen
in each precinct. the one having the
highest vote to be the chairman. The
chafrmen of the respective precinc;
committees constitute the county com
mittee. These committees meet at
the county seats of the respective
counties between the list and the 10th
of August and organize by selection oil
chairman, secretary and treasurer
Each county committee elects one
member of the state central committee
one member for each legislative dis
trict. The state committee meets a
Bismarck, the state capital, between
the LIST and 10th of September ant
organizes by election of chairman
secretary and treasurer, and this com
mittea also proInulgates and publishes
a party platform of principles upo1
which the candidates shall stand.