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Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Opinion
Causes Of Idlensss.

Springfield Union.
WHY do occasional periods of business
depression occur Thousands Of moI
engaged in finance commerce aui
manufactures would give a good deal
To learn tho answer From figures
lust published nv the British Board Of
Trade 10 appears that there has beea
a Trade decline since last year in the
principal cities Of the world. In TN.
case of the United Kingdom. Germany
France and Belgium. as well as tho
United States. there has been q sub
stantial decrease Of both imports and
exports.
Equally puzzlng is the question WHY
some persons cannot seem to find q
way of making themselves of use
TO the world. Incompetency. laziness
and shlftlessness are evils that are al
wavs with us The causes hitherto
have defied solution. Some say the
trouble springs from NATURALIZATION
or ia some instances perhaps, from.
imperfect or faulty brain structure, in
which cases the subjects might be re-
garded i'm somewhat the same light al,
that IN which physicians are now
studying incorrigibles and detectives.
Thus viewed. the problem seems to be
one for the expert pathologist TO deai
with. II has been suggested that. as
Mrs. Russell Sage has already endow.
ed an institution 10 study the sources
Of crime, poverty and disease. an in.
vestigation of the cauaes of idleness
might be taken up, as branch OF
that work. If either subject could be
probed to its base the chances are IL
would he the means Of throwing mucn
light on the other
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Personal and Pertinent

The supersttous started to go downtown. but
found that she had forgotten something II hard
work her back for IT, but when she did she
sat down for few minutes 10 take the curse or be-
fore going back again.
on the sidewalk she passed cross-eyed man and had
hard work 10 keep from splitting three times her
left shoulder The first that along No.
l3 She let by and waited eight another
on the way downtown she remarked a friend that she
had been I'm excellent health this Instantly
she obliged TO loosen her glove and rub her bare
palm the wood of the bench before her she and
her friend walking Sixth street thought
less person darted between them. The supergtitious
woman much disturbed and worried the thought
OF coming separation
So rapt she in the contemplation Of impending
trouble that she walked under ladder swaying above
the window Of department OF Il
essary for her Immediately 20 cross her fingers.
That night her husband upset the saitceiar She
sisted his taking pinch the salt andsthrowing
over his shoulder When she disrobed FOR the night
discovered that she had been wearing stocking
side out an day. Il the sign good luck and
Il allowed her 10 20 bed happy
But some time IN the night a dog howled dismally
under her window. From that she has been
looking for calamity Nothing viii make her believe
thar there will not loo death, her Immediate
famiI'-Phuadelpha Ledger
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Notes and Comments

II Candidate Chain wants emblem for the Prohi-
buon party why not choose, the fountain pen?-Den-
Republican.
It isn't going be a Landslide for either party-Ro-
chester Herald.
Hearst is so busy trying defeat the other fellows
In danger of forgetting his obligation to do
something for Hsgen.-Washington Star.
parties predict landslide and neither feels that
It is the who ought TO get out from under-Wash-
ington star
Poor Mr. Roosevelt! No has he got Demo-
cratic heir Off his hands than Republican son-in-aw
breaks There may be something in political race
suicide after ALL
Wen be mighty glad TO YOU Mr.. Taft but hon
esty there's nothing doing IN the OF electoral votes
for you down this way.-Atanta Georgian
Bryan wants the President keep his hands or but
the President has not got that Kind Of hands-Chcago
News
That the times hard is shown by the fact that it
Is october and has bitten into $3.50 pearl
while enjoying a'dozen tho half Columbus Press Post
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
RED MEN HAVE MORE
THAN 5000 MEMBERS

From reports received by the great
chief of records the membership in the
Improved order of Red Men in Della
ware is more than $500. an increase
-Ho over that of last year.
The election of grand officers will
take place in Dover, October % and
"a contest is expected to develop. There
are three candidates for great junior
sycamore, II. NJ Vickers of George
town; w. c. Testing of Dover; w. f.
Simpson of Milford.
Edward Mcintyre is a candidate for
reelection for great chief OF records
and William =. Schell is a candidate
for the same position. Mr.. Mcintyre
has held the place for about eight years
There are several candidates for the
other positions and a spirited election
is anticipated
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
New Castle county for six
GOOD ROADS CONGRESS.

IT He movement for good roads is information
AL A good roads congress is now in ses-
sion in Paris, France With twenty-four ma
tions represented Among the nations taking
part are the United States, Brazil, Mexico, Chii,
India. Japan and the European countries Papers
are being read on the condition OF the highways
of the world but the United States does not make
a very creditable showing. We are far behind
some of our sister nations III caring for our high
ways Only 7.I4 per cent OF our roads are im-
proved.
The congress is considering the effect on roads
OF new means of transport, especially automo-
biles and an attempt will be made to approximate
the best method Of constructing the ideal road.
The papers of experts agree that the essential
feature of a good road is hard core, preferably
of armored concrete making an ineompressbe
foundation with the material perfectly bound to-
eether and the surface property metaed and
tarred to prevent dust or mud. Methods and ma
terials suggested vary greatly, but all agree that
tar tip to the present time has proved most etca-
cious against water and dust.
AS a rule Europeans contend that main arter-
les should be about sixty feet wide, forty for the
driveway and ten on either side for the iootpath,
but the Belgian Institute thinks the ideal road
leading into cities should be Io6 feet wide with
space for street railways, bordered by sidewalks
ON one side metalled surface for automobiles and
vehicles, cindered bicycle path, soft horseback
road with footpath bordered with turf in the
centre ON account of the high speed of automo-
biles curves it is contended, must not be OF a
radius less than ffty-four yards.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
LITERARY REVIEW

Colonel Greatheart." BY II. c. Bal
ley. illustrated in Photogravure by
Lester Ralph. 12mo. cloth. $3.50. The
Bobbs- Merrill Company. indianapolis.
What a man can do, i can do bet
ter. What a man fears, / fear not.
When man despairs, / am full of
heart and with a lost cause, ! con-
quer."
That was the creed OF Colonel
Greatheart and he was not q mere
braggart He is constructed every inch
4 man. Colonel Greatheart' the novel
1f which he is the hero. is a story OF
romance. love. and adventure There
much in Colonel Greatheart" of the
strategy Of love, Of the danger apd
bright deeds Of war, Of the clash lh-
tween men schemng for opposed OBJ
iects There is variety, movement. ac-
lion, color. Alike i'm splendid battle
pictures, in the subtle fencing Of cour-
tiers, in the flashing duel of the sexes,
a remarkable creative imagination is
at work speaking huently in deeds and
charmingly in dialogue.
Received Of the publishers.
Women OF Florence" Translated
ioy Mary c. Stiegmann. from the Ital-
Ian Of Isidoro Del Lungo Illustrations.
s2.25. Doubleday, Page & Co, New
York.
Women Of Florence" as translated
from the Italian by Mary c. Steigmann
is valuable addition to our histories
and works Of research The author. a
distinguished Italian historian. during
his researches among ancient docu-
ments, unearthed a wealth Of personal
material of some of the famous women
of the Renaissance, which makes this
volume one of the most Illuminating
records Of those gorgeous times. The
book deals most interestingly with
the rise Of the Commune OF Florence.
1t carries the reader from Dante to
Boccacio and through the Renaissance
and last year of freedom. The repro
ductlon of certain letters written by a
celebrated Florentlne matron throws
much light upon the life and mode of
the sixteenth century. This book com
mends itself TO all loves of history.
Received of the publishers.
Tables of Stone" BY Harold Beg
bic. Doubleday, Page & Co, New
1olk city.
Tables of stone" by Harold Begbie,
Is written and published with the
view. as we take it, of showing thai
the promise Of forgiveness is the re-
ligion Of evolution. The centerpiece of
the book, John Diver passed through
years of bereavement, yet he clung to
his God. He let go OF no fragment of
his majestic conception of the univer-
sal Creator. but he looked for a Mes.
senger and a Mediator He wanted to
know, not from men. but from God
Himself, that there was mercy in the
universe. All the hierarchy Of Rome.
md all the glorious company of seers
and sages since the days of Socrates
could not lift John Divers soul from
tho dust He cried to God, and as he
looked back across the ages he saw
the Saviour standing eternally in the
midst of history. He fixed his eyes
ipon the cross. His need for assur-
lnce was enormous. He had not only
3acrihced his wife upon the altar of
his pride. but by his teaching had
driven terrified sinners to madness and
despair The author makes his char
acter realize that the Savious is th'
| Supreme assurance Of infinite develop.
ment He shows not punishment no
humiliation, but construction and adj
vance.
Received of the publishers.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
centurv cIuh Reoeives.

The Dover Century Club opened its
club year yesterday with an elaborate
reception The club women composing
the receiving party We're: Mrs. Bessie
president; Mrs. Henry Ridge
ly. Mrs Cevil c. Fulton, Mrs. James
Pennewiil. Mrs n. b. Spsithers. Mrs.
Victor +. Danner. Mrs ". S. Haman,
Mrs. William Pennewill, Mrs. f. ".
Jenkins. Mrs j. p. salisbury. Mrs. A.
r. Burnet Mrs. r. G. Holmes. Mrs. Will
liam Denney and others.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Lecture at Old swedes Church.

This evening at O'Clock, the Rev.
p. /. Donaghy. rector OF St AIMS
church, at AIiddletown, win deliver an
illustrated lecture on "China" at the
Old Swedes Parish house. This Will
be the first of a series OF three lee
lures. all of them illustrated. The Old
Swedes Choral Society win take care
of the musical program and a small ad-
mission fee win be charged.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
rhe United Publishers, Association

The Publishers Bulletin. official organ Of the UNITED
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION. prints the following;
THE WILNI NGToN EVENING JOURNAL has
guaranteed circulation OF than l02o daily which has
been verified by examination"
The examination by Mr.. Arthur Koppeli gen.
the association. offers $1,000
OF his money and undertake TO that the EVEN
ING JOURNAL has the largest paid circulation Of any pa
printed In Wilmington
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Hot Coffee For Voters.

M1LLVILLE. oct 15.-W. c. T.. u.
women here will serve hot coffee. ham
sandwiches and fresh pies on election
day. from 10 O'Clock in the morning
until o o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

An important meeting held recently in To-
ronto. Canada. was that Of the International Tax
Association The objects OF this association are
to express through the meetings the ripest
thought on the subject of taxation for the guild
ance OF lawmakers and public men. Delegates
from thrty-three States and five Canadian prov
inces and the presidents OF several universities
attended The State Tax Commission of Della
ware was represented by Colonel George w.
Sparks, DR. T. Q. Cooper and Mr.. T. Allen Hill
les Doubtless they received much valuable in
formation which will be used in formulating a
new scheme of taxation for Delaware-a task
that is not so easy as it may seem.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Leaving out of consideration the sherif's
office, which, as already shown, ought not TO be
expected to support itself from fees collected, and
taking up the three other salared offices Of regis
ter in Chancery and clerk of the Orphans Court
recorder of deeds and register of wills, we hpd
the matter stands as follows:
Amount of fees paid to county by re-
corder Of deeds for six months end
ing June go 1908 observation-disclosures .S7,782.5o
Amount of fees paid by register in
Chancery ....................s.. I,o9o95
Amount of fees paid by register OF wills. 5,4o455
Total .......... .........,...-,. p 4,o/o.OO
Less total amount of salaries and COM
missions ..........,. .............. II,o72.o6
Profits to New Castle county for six
months ........... ...........,.,...S3, .S3,2o5.34
From the above figures it will be seen that in
stead of suffering a loss the county is making
clear gain from these three Offices this year of
10000
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

We read that an aeronaut has dropped into the
ocean A number of our Democratic friends who
have been up in the air are heading for the ocean
by way of Salt river.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

If the marriage Of Dr. Paynter depends upon
his election as governor of the State, and we hope
it does not we fear that Cupid will conclude that
he has no chance.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Wilmington Republicans may we'll throw up
their hats, for they are in good luck Candidate
Taft will visit the city for short time and de-
liver an address, and Mr.. Sherman, the candidate
for vce-presdent will also be here.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.


of American Ad-
vrr~-7 Sertiqors Is COM
The Association Of American p2sse advertisers
Advertisers New York City, has 81 this country
examined certified the circulation he nly sieh
this publication. Only the figures Of miners as submit
circulation contained in its report 10 examination
guaranteed by the Association. 81 any moo nroof
u.A aeeeSas" s.., $:$,.5 $5. ;.:$:: :;;$...
l'0' 5o"J 1 No fi2 has been
AAA-.-4-d Issued 20 this pa
Dor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

SelalS & Hoffman say pipes are plen-
tiful and cheap at Is Il. Third street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
oOWERnAN
NewsCAampion Correspondence.

NeWuChompion Correspondence
Tuesday. August 4.
@. A. Dewey and wife of Pitkin
visited friends here Tuesday.
Carroll Carter went through town
today with a party of friends.
Mn. Geo. Duke and daughter oi
HoecAkiss are guests at Waunita-
Nh. Reams of Denver was here
this woek looking after mining in
tercutn-
xsAl A. l.. Perry, wife of Editor
Perry cf tho Hotchkiss Herald is q
guess q Waunita.
nhssU Was . dance at Waunits
Satssday aight which was we'll At.
tendsd. Tea couple vent from Bow
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
ONO CREEK
Wednesday, Aug. )

Wednesday, Aug 5.
Ckas. Easterly of Carbondale,
Illinois. is stopping at l.. II. Easter
ly's ranch.
Herman Eilebrecht and sons have
comnsenced haying and others will
start this week.
Rev. J. ID. Henry and wife were
at Sanday school at Fairview and
Mr.. Henry preached aiterward.
Oar valley was blessed with one
OF tie heaviest showers ever known
frss Of the week. All of which was
very mech needed
Aiss Grace Hall will close a sue.
cessfal term of school Friday An
entertainment will be given Thurs
day evening. Everybody invited
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

A. N. Gushing, travelling passen-
ger agent IF the ID. 4 r. c.. located
in Salt Lake City is in Gunnison in
the interest of the Annual San Jaun
Excursion and will be glad to meet
anyone interested, and can be
found at the ID. 4 X. G. ticket Office
or the La Veta Hotel. This is the
greatest excursion of tie season and
at the reduced rate of Sl4JO from
Gunni.on 10 Salt Lake City and re
turn. Tickets on sale Aug. l., re-
turning Aug. 3lst Everybody
should avail themselves of this
pleasant outing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Sixth Annual San Juan EHc1ruiou
TO Salt Lake City, Utah August 18th.
Very low rates Salt Lake is . most
quaint and picturesque place and
well worth the journey. It's Nor :
mon Temple, Tabernacle Tithing
Office and Church Institutions; It's
Hot Sulphur Springs within the city
limits and it's Great Salt Lake
deeper and denser than the Desd 50
in Palestine are but . few features
Of Salt Lake Citys countless attract
ions. There are Parks, drives,
canon. and beautiful outlying moan
tain and lake resorts. Imagine, If
you can, = bath in salt water . mile
above eea level aud in water in which
the hsman body cannot sink. Cal
on local agent for farther iaforma-
tlou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
Nso;ce . Hsesby Civso

That the School Board of School
District No. l3 Of Gunnison county,
will receive sealed bids for the
erection o. school house IN said
district up TO 4 O'Clock p. IN. OF
August 20, 1905. Bids TO lie de-
posited with J. NJ Flick, secretary
of district No. l3 at Ohio City, Col
orado. A copy Of the plans and
specifications for SAID school house
will be found at the News Cham
pion Office in Gunnison, Colorado,
or with J. n. Flick, secretary, Ohio
City, Colorado. The School Board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
n Vay y 2sss essssls

Rocky Nosns.ia News-The waste
Of our iorest 10 . shame. But We
should like 10 remark that the waste
OF osr fosesas 10 beiaG carefully plot
ted and paid for by our good Repub-
licaR ADMINISTRATION. The Dingley
tariff imposes . 20 per csat ID val
oresm deity on ties. This in the
first place increases by just one fifth
the cost Of Supplying a railroad witt
ties, q cost which the users of that
railroad mHst pay. with interest. In
the secoad place, it practically bars
out the importation Of ties from other
countries. canada stands ready to
supply Ne with at least two thirds OF
the ties We need. Cheaper than we
can cut them for ourselves. But the
Dagley tariff steps in to mulct
6rst tAe railroad asd then the ship
per. ed las4ly 70 encourage the de
strsctioa of osf forests, whose ten
deecy 70 vsaisA make. Clifford Pin
choe shsd great. big. briny tears.
TIE WAY TO SAVE THEFOR-
ESTS is 10 WIPE OUT THE
TARIFF ON FORESTS PRO
DUCTS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
NNcuIyS

NeWs-ChamVtoo CssvesQOoAsoce.
Tsssaay, Asssst 4.
Mr. asd Nrs. Bo1se Cameron WIN
visisors here Thsrsdsy.
VIM. Shaw Sc. rsesrned Tsesdsy
fron . hurried trip TO Denv-r,
j. II. Hicks spent Ssnday st the
ranch OF his father l.. A. Hicks.
The Aissss Browne and Doylston
were visitorr in White Pise Thurs-
day.
George Neans and family have
moved over from Salida for . months
ostiae
The rains we have been having 40
Profusely the past two weeks are
damaging considerable hay on the
Neane, ranches.
One Of the victims Of the dyna-
mite explosion has been idestified
- Harry Saith OF Pueblo by his
brother James Smith of Ohio City.
Mrs. Fed Dsncaa came SATURDAY.
from Salida to epead q few days
with her husband who 10 runninR
oa The stub between Sargeuts and
Marshall pass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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Sssday. Aaeose =.
H. p. Mcneil scoA Tsssdsy's .
stAGs bosaA for llsaver.
W. ". Vol went to Oxnuisom
Tsssdsy, FstsrsiaS Saturday.
"a Dssper wsss 70 Ohio City lsss
ThsssAsy. H - nschi.s oaa o.
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AaeaG she visitors 70 o~s towa
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sisoe, Aiss Flnss Ksra Il Dsavcr.
Eilssa NcNsil ssessneA 10 her
hons in ~. Elmo hsrsday after
ssvssal days With the Chsschiil fsm-
;iy.
A aumber of 81. Elmoites passed
through town ThsrsAay enrouts "a
lot,is canon on . ten Gays fishing
trip.
Harry end Otto Ieichliter have re-
tsrsed from fennsylvania. the latter
scconpsaied BY . newly welded
wiz. Nay Happiness sttesd.
Fred EwiaS arrived Wednesday
from Denver. lie was formerly
snssager OF the Gold Cop and il 10
UNDERWOOD that the property will
start at-Once.
Alex. Parent has made regular
trips to Pitkin this week. Friday
Mildred Whittenkerger. who has
boon visiting Pearl McWilliams. re-
turned with him.
Our streets were enlivsned Nom
day morning by alrvnaway horse
attached TO . cart. which resulted in
. complete wreck 10 the latter. No
ono WAS hurt. The outfe belonged
to LaToarette and Roof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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Elmer E"Glsnd ssrsowly sscaSsA
death Monday ~veeiAG Tks Asoia
bal pulled owt of the CsssAoA Ba1As
yards when Elmser ssartsl 20 Gx tks
or brake betwera too boz eosu. ~
swung HE weight % ths bsake sGa1
when it parted, tkrowiag Aio -
fveen the cxrs lie lii osaaids tks
ralls, but Eis leg wss bsokss il too
places aud sadly bssissd, juse how
Die IS unable to say. Elass rollsd
over, and realizing thss the trails
would soon leave him alone o. the
prairie, he threw a large rock 1t the
coach Charlie Gsissr heard it
strike ana started IN Investigation
which located the nissias brak esaan
ilmcr was tskea beck 10 CrssAsd
Butte for sasestioa BY Dr. Rookie
teller, and laser bsossht 70 Gsnni-
son wAsss . ePscial ts.ia soOk hiu,
b IL AsapiaaA = 1919.
Ls1GO 00Quu1o - - 0m0 4
,loiAe wsa and thet il nsy bs pns-
sisle 70 save his leg. His mother,
Mn. Joha Eagland went over to the
hospital Wednesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Six head Of the best thorough
bred Hereford bulls ever brought
to Gunnison county are on sale At
Purifiers barns. These are choice
Missouri bred bulls. II you are in
need Of any fine lIerefords call and
see this stock before it is shipped
away. NM. HEM.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
l(slilre

Having located il Gunnison ] am
prepared to do all kinds masonry
work. Cement side walks built.
All kinds OF cement work a special
ity. Estimates furnished on all
work. Make your wants known at
News Champion Office. My prices
are the lowest.
JEFF ANDERSON, Gunnison, Colo. It
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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