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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

We would res espectfully sug sest
that it 10 time for our esteemed
contemporary" to call halt on its
fake pictures This idea that you
can boost by Publishing misstate-
ments or distortions of facts 10
played out We don't know where
the Republican borrows pictures a.d
- illustrative of Colorado they have
a place, but to label 100 acre
sugar beets fields. and the like %
Gunnison county scenes is a species
of nature taking" that cannot be
commended. Not one picture in .
dozen printed By the Republican
ever saw Gunnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Our Crystal correspondent calls
attention TO the new long distance
telephone which hes just reached
there via Marble We would think
that instead of going to Aspen via
Maroon psss and building thirty
miles Of practically desd line thee
Ths Cressed Bette Tslephoss Co. il
ssskiag IN ostlet this spring would
pe0tef ~ bsild the twelve niles from
GstAic to Cryseal This wosld ~
oaly b shorter. bot al in Gsnnissa
cssaty sad s.sily AitcAiag up IL
aisss @ Gals.a ssd Crysfal 1osa-
tain. Bs4des. in ssosAsr ysar Nsr.
s's will - larger thaa Aspsa asA
0ose desir.kle ccaaectioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
NOT YET ANSWERED

Il must give them a riddle hard to
solve" unused the Sphinx. What
shall it be-"
The silence that brooded over the
desert was thick enough to cut with
. knife.
"Ah, l have it," exclaimed the
Sphinx. How long will it take the
people to get onto the fact that they
are being jobbed?'
Knowing that something like
fcsty GESTURES must intervene BE-
lore The answer came, the Sphinx
quietly weet TO sleep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Gunnlson ranchmen are gener-
ally paying the inquitous grazing
tax Just to buy peace and immunity
from worse exactions Of the forestry
department. The waving of the
red woolen shirt has proved elfec-
tive for this season, but how will it
be when 'he opportunity is given 10
cborge this bunch in November.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Exchange-The Democrats all
over Colorado are waking up
and asking why they can select
their new precinct and other
campaign committeeman at
their first meetingY There IL no
reason for not doing so in case
they 50 desire II is always Dem
ocratic 10 get the most ac-
tive aud altogether best organ
izer in n precinct into working
harness at the earliest possible
moment. II "A precinct has no
committeeman or worse, has "a
"dead one in the place, the
sooner the precinct gets busy the
better for the party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Apropos Of the saloon question, 1t
is said that in the Netherlands the
people are licensed not the n~loons,
and there fellow must show his
license to get a drink.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

In connection with the Twenty
Years Ago column, the editor has
noted a leading article in the
American Magazine for March
1t tells Us of the "lawgiver of
Oregon" William U'ren a quiet
forceful American citizen. who
has had more influence upon leg
islation in that state than all
the rest Of the Pacific statesmen
combined. just little over
twenty years ago this C'rpn.
then II boy. was publishing a
paper in boom days of Tin
Cup. Gunnison county. Then
he went to Oregon and grew up
with the country. 1t is mainly
due to his efforts that Oregon
had the first Australian ballot
system. that it has the initia-
tive and referendum. election of
senator's by direct vote of tho
people, a direct primary Iawthe
recall and haf a dozen other
.'tools that the people arr
learning how to use to secure a.
eood n government as they de-
serve. Probably Tin Cup and
Pitkin folks remember rrrn
Too had he didn't stay in Colo
RADIO We ss-ed about all tbOre
laws here. Even the few We do
suc~~t in passing that have
some good in them n yni,u.
supreme court knocks out the
next summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

4 rod better extra il the way
The Delta 1ndependent celebrates
a H. occasion Of a beet sugar
factory bsieg assured for that
town. Or sAall We say city"
Giace these = now no question Of
its rapid growth. Tie edition
woe csFtainly q mark Of enter
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
hOWDeRhOeN

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, March 3
c. j. Hultalen spent the week in
the valley.
Miss Maud Radeka has been visit
ing At Cathedral
j. II. Dawson passed through last
week headed for Gunnison.
A genuine old spring thsw struck
Ne March first and left tho roads in
very bad condition.
The roads are so bad between here
and lola that our mail carriers are
having pretty plenty trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Exchange - Numerous com
plants are made from all parts
of the state charging that the
troubles among the Denver dem
ocrats are discouraging and neu-
Trailing the force OF the party in
the state. The city which enter
tains the next Democratic state
convention should also provide
n huge cooler and if any more
Denver trouble 10 brought to the
convention door escort the whole
bunch into the cooler and lst the
convention proved with its busi-
Ress. In the past the Denver
virus has proved too infectious
for the health of the body poll
tic. Don't touch it and don (
let their disease touch YOU.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Telluride Journal:-lt is pos
sible - in fact very probable
- that within a very few
years. the marble puarries of
Gunnison county will be supply
ing the major portion Of the
marble consumed in the lnited
States. Last week a representa-
tive of the city of Cleveland clos
ed Il contract with these quar-
ries to furnish marble for the
completion of Clcveland's new
S3,WW,WOO court house, which
will give steady employment
throughout the summer to at
least 800 men in the quarries.
Already large expenditures of
capital have been made in the
opening and equipment OF these
marble beds whose product is
equal to the finest of foreign
marbles, and further heavy in
vestnents are contemplated. 1t
is inevitable that the Uuarrvinc
OF marble will become another
Colorado industry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Delta people claim to 10 sure Of
a sugar factory next season. That's
hummer in the way Of improve
ments, but they are moving fast
down there. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
oevsoAs pAsaa - o0uuunaD Gsuus

Tramps getting numerous thus
early in the season. The Teddy
panic is getting in its work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
County Officers.

County Officers.
Cousty Clerk and Recorder. P. j. Hurley.
County Treasurer. Annie II. Downey
Bherih. VIM. Watson.
County Assessor, 4. n. Thomas.
COasty Surveyor, q. n. Aikine
CouBty Attorney. d. +. Sapp.
CSanty JadGe, Geo. Uetberington.
CC1nty Superintendent, Mis- Luella johnson
t,Oanty CoFUeor. Dr. y. J. Hyatt
CCunty CoRMissiooer ls4 District. J II. Collins
C0uoty Com = issiuoer md District. J. n. Cueter
CoaDty C08misssoneY Srd District, q. H. Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Only $1,000 from Denver

ihe Colorado and Southern offers h-
tween March 9Th and April 50,h tins very
attract've rate to California, Arizona.
Nevada. Oregon and Washington points,
also Mexico certain poinn, HOLY
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

ETHODlST EPISCOPAL Church Of Gun
- nison-sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
1enior League at p. m. Epworth League at
$3.50 and evening service at : 30 p. m. Midweek
oyer meeting on Thursday evenings. You
I'm be welcomed.
Rev Sherwood A. Webber Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

J.r,~r aud h.,s.- tL- glad hAssi
Iu nv. year- lsssa ~Ill h. whers
Grald Junes..su !. nov
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Ssoe Faverile keeipes Il Csnaiss.
Lsd;es 4 tAe mss1ay Aftsnssa
CREAM rUFFs.

CREAM PUFFs.
Mrs Jessie S. Purrier.
] cup hot water J cup butter,
boiled together and while boiling
stir in l cup sifted flour. Remove
from stove and stir until smooth.
When cool add one at . time 3 eggs
stirring smooth after each egg has
been added. Bake % minutes in a
brisk oven, in gem pans.
Cream for Puffs-l scant Gun
milk, boiled, cup of sugar, 8 table
spoons -four, cook rs q custard, flavor
with vanilla When both cream and
puffs are cold, make an opening in
side Of puff and fill with cream.
LIGHTNING BREAD AND YEAST
Mrs. Ella 4. Zuselder.
Six large potatoes, heaping
tablespoons -four, L heapins table
spoons sugar, tablespoon salt, 9
cakes yeast foam. Boil we'll the po-
tatoes and while hot add the flour.
sagar and sslt that they may scald.
Strain, cool and add yeast; cover,
put in warm place; whca thick foam
rises it Is ready for use. Makes oae
gallon. Keep in cool place. Take 1
part yeast to two parts warm water.
. little salt and sagar; mix sti6
dough in the evening, moald in the
morning and bake
BUNS
Ars Ansa netheringtea-
l pint yeast, l CO, 2 tsaspouss
lard. l tablespoon sugar, l email
teaspoon salt. csp r1isiss and
currants. Nix sane - brUad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Copy for this coiumn is furnished by ladies Of
fbt iscGi OrpdHizntiOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
cNveta olRecToRy.

CATHOLIC Church-Services every first and
~ third Sunday Of month irst mass, a. m. I;
Nigh Mass 40 n. m; sunday School every
Sunday at 2D y. M. During m0nths from
October to June evening services ON & lurch
Sunday at :bp. Er. Vim. kipp, Pastor.
vSPISCOPAL CHURCH - Services the first
II and third Sundays of each month at II a.
IN. and tDp y. Sunday School every SUN
day at ~ a. m. All are cordially welcomed.
Rev. !. N. Bacon, pastor.
0DREsBYTERltN CHURCH. Morning ser.
4 vice at IL o'clock. Sabbath School at s:ta
a, m. Evening service ;3D y. m. Good music
All cordially invited
Rev. J. d. Henry, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

here are johnson, and Gray and
douglas and Folk and half a dozen
others bobhing up ~ candidates for
hryans Job Looks as though sosie
body had an idea democrats we're
gong to win in 1909
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

I'"mors still fly thick and .fsst in
regard to what may happen On the
no Grande. One hss il the open
shop will bs established, another
that extra pay for overtime will be
Abolished sad still another tAas q
eeeeral strike over the whole sysssa
N inevitable. There 10 little Ques-
hoo bet Gould has b;tsea Of . Iarae
mostAful and thaa Hsrrim.o !. In
ing hi0-nit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

P.lssus attacks. sick hSaiaShes, ss1sose-
re7- eoasi,raf.oE. eizzv spells these
arc ssF7n ef tbs sesglis es an inactive
fser. Ask yeur doctor I be cndorscs
lvg-'s Pills IN these erses- The dose
Il s-rzH. crc pill at tediinc.
-zade ~ -. 3. s. sysr c., Ae~eis. hsss.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Cunnison Town OFFICERS

Cunnison Town OFFICERS.
Mayor +. Z Mueller
Clerk, W. II. C0rum.
Treasurer. ". A. Clark.
Marshal Geo T. Myers.
Police Magistrate. J. Hotter
Attorney, b II. Wegenei
Trusteeet'. T. Pennington. W. l.. Richard
son. Z. ". Harper, ". =. Ditto, :. J. Miller.
The Board of Trustees meets the first Monday
Of each month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
USEFUL INFORMATION.
y. s. MAILS.

Morning mail going vest closes at 10 .0S a. n
ond evening mail going east at x45 D. m
Crested Butte mail elo-ee at i0ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

NllloaD TINE IltE
DENVER 4 RIO CRANOE.
Wsa 6sa.A passnesr arrives n Gun-
Cs0Uto1 Butte train arrives At Gunni-
S.--- = p. n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

on passss Sse . 1.oassA ~ =
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
ono 0EN
~ Te'ephcW

Wednesday, March 4.
Ose year from today VIM. J. Bry-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
SUDocRGSRso0 aARA

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The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
BIG FREE BARBECUE FOR
LAKESIDE. PARK. DENVER

A monster barbecue. the like of
which has never been attempted
in Colorado before. is to be held
at Lakeside Park, Denver's half
million-do lar "Coney Island" ON
Labor Day, September Z, from
IL O'clock, noon, until 10 O'Clock
at ght. Although the feast is be-
ing arranged primarily in honor
of organized labor, the people of
the entire state are invited to
attend the barbecue and to join
the multitude hat will be dined
free by the White City manage
: ment. Preparations are being made
to feed at least 4O.O0J people dur
ing the afternoon and evening.
The affair is to be conducted on
the usual Lakeside scale, which
means that no expense will be
spared by the management to
show every guest Il pleasureable
time
We have full line Of kalsomlne il.
all the popular shades
R w English unher Co
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
The Irrigation Coniress

The Government of Cape Col
ony, South Africa, has appointed
Hon. J FL Schoeman to attend
the Sixteenth National Irrigation
Congress, which is to be held in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sept
ember 29-October 3. Mr.. Schoe-
man is a member of the Provincial
Legislat9Ee, aud the expenses of
his long Journey will be paid by
his Government. He will remain in
the Mountain West for some few
weeks after the adjournment of the
Congress, inspecting the Govern
ment ree lamation plants, and
studying the methods of local
farmers, no long have employed
irrigation in the production of
crops. For this ongress the San
ta te has made reduced rates.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
A Travelling Mans Experience

I must tell YOU my experience on an East
bound 0. r. & N. X. r. train from PendIeton
to LIE Grande. S'rc., writes Sam A. Garbcr,
well known .ayeling man. Il was in the
smoking depa ent with some other travelling
men when 4 them went oai into the coach
and came bac and said There is woman
sick unto deal "a the car. | at once got up
and went out. aund her very i'll with cramp
colo, her hap and arms we're drawn up SO
you could no. straigbten them. and with
deathlikc loo on her face. Two or three
ladies were working with her and giving her
whiskey. lytut TO my suit case and got nv
bottle of Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Rem dy--l never travel without it,
ran to the wa.ec tank. pu, double dose Of the
medicine in u glass, poured some water into
it and stirred i with pencil then had quite
time to get tie ladies' to let me give il to her.
but succeeded. could see at once the ef
feet and wo sed with her, rubbing her hands,
and in twenty minutes gave her another dose.
by this time W. we're almost into lie Grande.
where was 80 leave the tran gave the
bottle to the l4isband to be used in case an.
other dose should be needed but BY the time
the train ran iato lie Grande she was all right.
and ! received .he thanks Of every passenger in
the car. For sale by IkeIman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
The Bean Bake

Old soldiers of tie late war
both Blue and Gray and every
body else are invited to come to
Granada Sept. 10, 1908 and bring
baskets and tubs of good things to
eat and it will be spread in com
mon. Beans and black coffee will
already be on the ground. And
there you will hear some, Of the
best and perhaps the biggest War
stories told outside the National
Tribune. Will they dance too? Well
l should smile they will and every
body else.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Surprised the Ladies

A number of members of the
Holly Royal Neighbors, last Thurs
day. wishing to impress upon
Mrs Sam Dyer and her two
daughters, Miss Florence Dyer
and Mrs Gertrude NJ Troy, the es-
TEEN in which these three ladies'
are held. journeyeG to the latter's
home, about five miles southeast
of Holly. and with baskets ladeu
with the choicest of Niands, took
the trip completely by surprise. 1t
was most congenial par Y, and
the hostesses were touched by this
manifestation Of their friends
good will
Among those present were:
Mesdames Ben Morris, G. A.
P.nkham, A Athey aud three
daughters. Ed. Mitchell, daughter
and two SONS, Dennis Connelley
and daughter, G. E. Merwin. Geor-
ge French, Katie Nc Glasheu,
Mrs. J. f. Hanson, and the Misses
Laura Tickel, Frances Piukuam
and Katie Hanson.
More than $4,000 people are
expected on Fraternal Day, Tues
day, Sept. IS.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
To Vote Bonds

Petitions calling for the election
to vote aid to the Colorado and
Kansas electric line have been re-
ceived, and are beng circulated in
this and Gray county. 1t requires
the signatures of two-fifths of
the voters of the county to call
the election, but it is thought no
trouble will be had to secure the
required number in this country.
Garden City Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Passed Examination Successfully

James Donahuc New Britain, Conn., writes
II tried several kidney remedies, and was treat
ed by our best physicians for diabetes, but did
not improve until took Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Alter the second bottle showed Improvement.
and FIVE bottles cured me completely. have
since passed rigid examination for life insur-
nnce" FoIey's Kidney Remedy cures backachc
and all forms Of kidney and bladder trouble.
The Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT
HOME,

This paper is boosting for Hol-
ly because its success depends
upon Hollys growth and pros
perity. 1t may be personal
motive but tits far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps us and it helps you,
Mr.. Business Man.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

More than $4,000 people are
expected on Fraternal Day, Tues
dav, Sept. Is.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

: We have full line Of kalsomlne il
all the popular shades.
R W English ! umher Co
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-29
AUTUMN FLOWER A
SAVANNAH WINNER
= lO Shot tc' Home FIRST
IN INlnl 1T Southern
Tack.


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-29
RAIN, SNOW, COLD ALL
DUE BY NEW YEARS
Signal Bureau Promises ,
Charming Assortment of
Weather Here.

Tho Mfnn, 'lpoN' Ia duo to arrive
upon up l,Nc u roNrlNH lion amt various
Whor pooNNh wild hoOHp, according to
tho bulletins lspurd to-day from tho
Weather liurcnu
Meteorological hualrs are IN high
state ot turbulence NJ Manitoba way
iuH, NJ present llssards and th,nsa
ara hslng RlonH tho Saskatchewan, tn
tho deep woc ot the praccnl villages "
Medicine llNt Nnd Moose Jaw, And all
NJ II Is hcedns this way,
THIS In the way II looks from tho
onlclNl Wlc,, and IA the ", he, mans
nNh words
"A mslhvd disturbance, central this
mulnmg oNrr Mpnlinhs, WIN mNNr
southcaslwaul durms thr nrN, t,o DAYS.
accompanied oN Evurral rains amt SHOWS
over tNo UuUNrrL and aWs nNcr the
snulDcm districts, cast az the NlsNs
slW RNrr With usiuR tru,pcraturo.
rva,hug tho ,cuuN valleys ana uppcr
l,RkN tvEiou raosdaN ulgNt ana tho Al.
Ruuv states "Wednesday 81 WodnssdaN
ulsm
The disturbance viii Ne followed hN A
oold hlsh arvN aud Shv tr. apevaturN Will
fan apldN aud dryldrlN over IN,
Northwest TUESDAY u,gNt, tho central
valleys and Upper Lake wgtoR Thurs
daN and kr,dAN, accompanied IN rau
weather that NH prupablN vontinu,
SATURDAY and SUNDAY over tNv AUaaS,y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-29
FLOOR or 4 COURTROOM FALLS
And Fifteen PERSONS ARE HURT
Justice b. It. WalenhorS Sitting at the TRIAL of William Hap
wood at l:itott City, Nd, and the Prisoner
Among Victims of the Accident

anu n,'Honer are rssLuiun \ y nnaers,
Niat"h A't"iheN Martin imNe, Cul
William = hoMell Wllllem iiall, naws
paper tepur,en amt charles ioNes
The trial had only ius, begun when
the nnor Weakened, ant with 49, other
WARNING than n slight ereaklna tell
through The people IN thu ruom were
thrown Into a Htmnsllns meAN, ,hNae
who we're nh the ou,NhWN iumpms
through windows ,o tho ground ~
olu,rhlha n frmanlNa uprlsh, IN an Of,
fart tn support Themselves
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-29

BALTIMORE, Pee. - Thr second
floor OF two-story building ut Elllcn't
CITY, Md, fell through this afternoon
during the hearing before Justice n II.
Walnhorst Of William Haywood, n
negro, charged with murirrrus assault
1t IL estimated that about fifteen per
sons have broken legs and arms
SO far as could he learned al this
time no deaths resulted, hut number
OF the injured are said to I've In n ser.
ious condition.
Among those hurt besides the Justice
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-29

Darrin took the greater part of the
day in MISUNDERSTANDING Reid. During
all of II MIR. White, special prosecutor,
remained inactive. lie seemed 10 take
only slight interest i'm the proc' edings
and this gave color to the rumor that
was circulated that the District Atior-
ney and his hired counsellor had some
words over the conduct of the case.
The story was that the Dis,rict-At-
torney was dissatisfied with Mr. Whites
examination of witnesses at yesterday =
session, especially that Of James Tier
ney. 1t was said that there occurred
an open breach between them in the
hallway outside the courtroom this
morning before the Judge took his
seat.
Reid a tall young man with lots of
curly hair, began his testimony by
saying he was an inspector Of build
ings at the United States Normal Train
ing Station, stationed at North Chicago.
but claiming New York as his legal
residence.
Looking After Connie
II have known the Hams family all
my lite," said Mr., Reid, I'VE always
spoke of Peter Hams as Connie
came back on June % OF this year from
Spain. where | had been on six
months leave of absence. l landed at
Boston, came to New York the same
day and next day ! went to Benson
hurst to see Thornton Hams. / found
he had moved TO Bay Ridge and next
morning, that being June %, went to
Bay Ridge and found his house. About
IL O'Clock Thornton Hams and Peter
Hams came to the house, they having
been away, and ! had conversation
with Thornton"
Justice Crane decided that any testi-
mony from this witness regarding
Thornton's claims OF having been asked
10 guard Peter would be incompetent,
However, Mr., McIntyre qualified his
line OF questioning, and the young In
spector was permitted to go on.
Thornton said he was very glad to
see me. because lie had been under n
severe strain. He said. I am looking
after Connie | stayed there from June
rs to July 10. and | saw capt. Hams
constantly, every day, and talked with
him often at great length, ON the first
day saw him he was very nervous
and spoke disconneetedly.
Capt. Hains's Story.
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