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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
SIMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Gunnison,
In the County Court.
John Il. Chapman.
Plaintiff
versus
SUMMONS.
u. Gaifney.
Defendant
ST NJ MONS.

The People of the State Of Colorado.
To ID. Gaffne,. the defendant above named,
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above nsmed
plaintiff, in the County Court Of tiupni.ou
county. state Of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. il served within this county ;
OF IL served out of the county. or by publica,
tion within tlirty days after the service hereof
e1elpsive Of the day of service: or Judgment
BY defanlt will he taken against you accord.
Ing to the prayer OF the complaint. And il n
cory of the complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this summons or il
the service hereof be made out of this state
then ten days additional to the time here
nh IN before 5recified for apEesrsnce and answer
viii te allowed before the taking of jud9.
mont by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought To recover from
you the sam of ninety five and l0-lO dollars
Jnpe 1915. on account Of g1rds. wares and
nerchanuise sold and money loaned to you nv
plaintiff and for thirteen dollar. with inter.
- At pef cent per annnm fr m March sHh
1S6, for money loaned to you by one L. l. Tur,
nor. assigned IN plaintiff: and for the further
-on cf oOe hundred fifty 900 and cllD dollar.
With isterest from Oct. Z. lSc6. at same rate On
scoDunt a eosds. wars and nerchauai.e scld
and delivered 70 yo1 and vDN0eS loaned to ys,u tv
one Charles ca sster and suh-equestly assisD~d
s.a all other propsr relief is the prrnise.. a.
vii nore felly apgear from the complaint in
seIA .ess0n Ia Which refesyoce !. here aade
sSpssr. and 70 asrvee to .eid complas.t a.
eess~ reqsised. the said paaintiH will eause
ySR 4efs.it - ~ esAerea iesein 50 sHes
Hsss % yIA9.ent eeeiest yca - SsaSsi fsr
0ts0 oeier ~ ks.A - tie sal ~ said
C8 $780,, IN seSa County. thi. :Dth
\@~ JUAss 80 Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
Trj0j 0ogk 4s17 -
4 oow 0oaeoas ulsv yow 8ssesssd Orood -
Sumner G.

SOUuUUU01 ~o
D). He is horse OF the best OF breeding Gold
shrine, his sire, from the Wilkes family, which needs
no introduction to horsemen Goldshrines granddanl,
Gauntette sired by Dictator, the sire of JAY Eye
(2O6) and grandsire OF Nancy Hanks GOD His grand
sire George Wilkes is also the yrandse of Dan Patch the
fastest horse record.
CD His dam Upton Belle, traces such horses as
Mambrino Chief IL Almon b. sire of Winsow Wilkes and
129 Others in the 2O list Nancy Bell dam Fred Douglas
and Tom krkwood and st. Lawrence Morgan. Sally An
derson and number of other horses Of the highest breeding
(3) lie traces to Hambletonian 10 six times through
his best producing to Henry Clay Sth founder CLAW
family Cassus NJ Clay Belmont "a the sire of Nutwood the
sire OF Gs race horses He traces times to Abdala and
several times to Imported Messenger the Thorough Bred
Abdaa 10 sire of Goldsmith Maid who queen the
trotting tuf.
a. lie has already demonstrated his ability pro-
duce the kind of horses most people looking
not had opportunity to produce extreme speed but
few standard-bed have been bred him and
their get being less than year old will show nothing but
good points and the best of breeding
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

Fort Morgan Herald-Thc state
democracy should get together at
Glenwood Springs and teach Denver
lesson. 1t now looks as though
the regular contest will come nm
from the capital city and when It
does both sides should be throw
out and the delegates from the rest
OF the state go ahead and do busi-
ness. At any rate there should be
no one chosen from Denver as dele.
gate to the National Convention
The Denver democracy has been in
the habit of taking up about half Of
the time of the state convention.
with their perpetual rows and we
have listened to them long enough
Until the Denver democrats get 10 ,
point where they can demons,rat.
that they are democrats even tbouch
they are not candidates for of;ce
they have no right to be honored bv
the party. A lev fellows have been
IN the habit of monopolizing all tho
honors OF the party and this is /.
god time to teach those self styled
leaders . lesson. Colorado demo.
rscy will never win another stats
election sntil new leaders arise and
the men Who have been domiuatin.
the party for twenty or thirty yean
take . back seat Thn 10 the wear
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
A Ezaapie 4 tAsr neeksls

. a conspicuous example OF the
method which the forest service
uses to bolster up its losing game
is shown in the press bulletins
which it has sent out regarding this
Fred Light matter. About a dozen
exchanges have published an article
sent them to the effect that the gov
ernment had won its sixth case
against trespassing cattlemen and
that there was no question about
their right to charge for grazing,
etc
Now this was all pack OF lies.
Barely . scrap of truth in it and we
very much wonder that our brother
editors should have allowed them
selves to be 40 imposed on. Judge
Lewis in the first appearance OF the
case, simply refused to sustain the
demurrer in which cattlemen argu-
cd that the government had no case.
He stated that the government in
his opinion had a case worth taking
into court. 1t is being tried this
week. Mr. Light has now filed h is
answer to the original complaint
deaying that he Caused" his 100
hced of stock to 60 on the reserve
and charging that tho for
ct service Ass no right to collect
Sees or interfere with his business,
without authority Of congress. 1t
doesa't make say difference bow
Jsdos Lewis decides. The csse IL
epieg 10 IL Unissd Seasss sspssns
cosrt asa ~ are so;ag 70 Asvs .
sho~ dosn O thia bsecA Of graft
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
Y. n. e. 4 ~

Two matters 81 large Importance
20 the men of Colorado were consld
cred at the recent state convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, and the action Of the conven-
tion has since been ratified by all
local associations.
The first of these relates 10 the
use of the privileges Of the various
association buildings by visitors.
liv tins recent action auy member
OF an Association will be welcome 10
the free use of all the privileges Of
any other association. la addition
all the corresponding members Of
any state comm ttee IN the unorgan-
lied towns throughout the state. will
hereafter issue, free Of cost, visitors
tickets which then will entltle the
holder to the free use of all the
privileges of any Colorado associa-
ton building for period of two
weeks. This means that visitors
from any OF the 80 towns ia Colora-
do where there are corresponding
members, NAV secure visitors tick :
cts, which when presented to any of
the Young Men Christian Associa-
ton in any of tie larger cities and
towns Of the state, will enable them
10 enjoy for two weeks all the priv
ileges of a splendid, appointed
Christian club home. Judge IIeth-
erington, the corresponding member
of Gunaison will be clad 10 issue
such tickets 10 any men in this
county whenever called upon.
The Young Men Christian Asso-
ciation has also inaagurated q com
prehensive sclsene 10 sssist en-
ployers nsedins help. Sad 20 aid
employees in search Of work. All
city associations conduct employ-
ment departments and keep records
of available positions, and Of men
seeking employment 1t is propos-
ed now to extend this work to unor-
ganized towns. Any employer need
ing so'H INeVh' HOip may sctuIt III
formation about available men by
writing to the secretary of the Young
Men Christian Association in Den
yer, Boulder. Ft. Collins. Colorado
Springs, Cripple Creek. Canon City
or Grand junction. The service of
this department is absolutely free to
ell employers and the greatest care
will be taken to select Just the right
man for every position.
On the other hand men in search
Of employment may secure from the
secretary of any of these associations
registration blanks giving full in
formation about the plan used for
placing desirable men in satisfactory
positions 1t should be clearly un.
derstood that only men of ability,
who can give satisfactory references
- to moral character and and habits
will be favorably considered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
n, - - ~
CoufIaa.la fTosI t'iF-; fa~,

t0U- -Easte fEosss sE-s a.
sl.ss.k thas noe !. the time 10 bso-;
thl- proposition end pEe~ssi the
falsss snscliloeasly DcsnSe The rail
rad oissc.als Let u. BOOST"
No~ ss the time Tor The Gunai>on
Chamber al CosnTaegce aud ttss buss-
ness naen : associations of PstksH and
Ohio CIiy 10 ee, Inis the game. 1t
the Colorado y >osthern can really
be induced - 60 after this immense
business within grasp, At wlll meaa
. vastly improved service here.
probably a broad gage Ii ~,ll mean
passenger trains Ia will mean some
OF the energy of that great system
applied 10 developing the Gunn,son
country. Let us become active and
induce the {. a ;. to take notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

Hon. y. I. sapp, commander Of
Guunison Post No. ]. viii deliver
the Memorial DAY address at Salida,
May s9th. Mr. Sapp is this week
attending the Colorado Wyoming
encampmeut at TT Collins. Among
the ladies who are attending repre-
sent,Dg the Relief Corps are Mes
DANES sapp, Mueller, T. l.. Miller
Price, Mckee aud Misses Genevieve
Purrier, Nlrg,e Mueller and Daisy
Nader.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

Ono Spaa Matched Sorrels, weight
about 800 each, mare and horse,
fo.r and five yesrs old. Price $500.
One Span Black Geldings. weight
1850 each, four and five years old.
Price S350.0O
One Span Of Geldines, three and
four wears old, weight 1900 each
Price $4,000
One Span Good Brood Mares, A
No. ! farm team, weight llJ0 each.
Price S3J0O0
Also some good saddle stock. one
three wear old Pacha Stallion, one
two Year old Brilliant Stallion.
". 4. oellA8pIV,
ooo~ssoa. cs>eso6s
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
EA0CrWx's N0TNE

Estate of Minnie Riley, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executor ~ the last will and tesla ment of innie
Riley, late 81 the County of tiunnison in the
state OF Colorado, deceased. hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the County
Court of tiunnison County, at the Court House
in Gunnson, at the June term, Monday
the sth day Of June. A. u. 1875, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose 81 having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted To said estate requested
To make immediate payment to the under.
signed.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 9TH day Of
May, A. ID. 1897.
j. ID. MILLER, Executor.
May s-June Z.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

LsntSa esstl1ooaso sArss asra lsos
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22
NOTICE ~ NON-RE~uRxNr ~ pR0s,yy vt
WILL


STATE OF COLORADO
County of Gunnison,
In the County Court in Probate.
The people of Colorado To George W. Harris
Thomas ". Harris, Sidney Miller and Sarah NJ.
North, Greeting:
county Court OF iunnison County. in the State
1f colorado, that you the said George ".
Harris Thomas ". Harris. Sidney Miller and
sarah y North are legatees. devisee~ and heirs
at Law Of Jonathan N. Harris deceased.
Now, Therefore, in accordance with the
provisions Of the statute in such case made and
provided. md by order Of Court duly made and
entered yon are hereby notified that an instru-
meat on writing purportine to he the last will
and testament of the said Jonathan n. Harris
deceaeed, vas presented TO said Court Tor pro-
bate on the 2sth day of April, A. u. i?Ds by rchie
a sheck tefosd residing at Howevillc. in the
state Of Colorado; that the said deced.nt. MAS.
at the time Of his decease, q resident of Howe
vile, in the State of Colorado: that the said
seceaent according To- the said alleged will de
and figures following. .o-wit:
Give .nd bequeth to my brot her George
Thomas Harris. of Pickeripston. Ohio and
70 my sister. Sidney Miller Of Gabisonviile
Onio, io, each the sum of one thousand ael.GG,
collars and to my friend Archie A. Shackle-
lord, 81 Gunnison County I dorado, the sum of
five hundred $500 oo doilarr.
All the rest and residue of my estate. after
the payment of said leg .cies whatsoever and
wheresoever. of whatever nature name
aad quality whet her the same be real or pr
T. ny 1rr ssrsh NaS .nd ana I'd
esee o. her death before mine, then 10 he helm
on her body my said sister being q resident
bear Ame~vlIk. Atbens cG0aty. Ohio
You Are Hereby Notified TO be aud aprear
setcre said Court At the County Coort kson
y. the ourt nO.se in Gunni-sn, in the County
~ Iunnison in the state II Colorado. On the
cuth day Of Jsoe. A. n. lNr. then and there TO
attend the heariaG On the probste Of the said
siSeeeA last giil and tertseeet Of the said
Snatnea u y srris. deceaseA. and further to
- se1 perform what shall then, hy the .aid
Cont - seqaired oOA sAjudeed.
Wnoses Nkefeof, I have k<reuato ct
ny honA ooA a6HeA the sci a said Cpprf st nv
S1ce m (iw1nisua. in sid Cumuty this l.vh dsy
of asy. 4. d. fSA.
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Day Il -Iaue T. lcW
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

~ d. is. nos Is the s4ase ci~E~os'd
.s sts place. E.sery aeaocEs; ~ne
isse- oats.3e 8: lssaSer - Iaseressea
IN ias carrying o1i II ssch = p.An-
Get bas-y
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

J. B. France, q we'll known Delts
cosnty ranchmen, was shot from
ambssh Saturday. Frsncs had con-
.sdsrabls mining property in caster q
G.nnisca county and on the Coche-
sopa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-22

Oppogtunities in Land South
o. ~ paD q 10 Csrtnia Psiuts in
TauD - New 11exicD - ssfsr for
hu0oDDu10. via. Cclsgs1o Z SsueAen /;
n6GlA n016 - asPovsss. Ful us6or-
oaasa - slliunGiss-
N-u T.E F1aea. 4. r. 4. Dsavvr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

the Interstate Commerce commission and a
ruling secured as to whether or not the
new rates are fair and just and whether
the old rate is giving the railroads a fair
return for the service rendered.
The in9unctions were readily granted to
the creamery interests and also to the
lumbermen. The wholesale grocers believe
there is no doubt but what they have
grounds for securing the INJUNCTION against
the t-ranscontinental lines.
Were not asleep" was the significant
remark of one Omaha wholesale grocer
when asked directly II the grocers would
file the petition.
The railroads are boosting rates at
every possible point and for every reason.
In the meantime, they have cut down
their pay rolls and claim that one-fifth of
the box cars in the United States are
idle. 1t Is simply up to the consumers and
shippers to protect themselves. and the
Missouri River wholesale grocers will not
be found wanting"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
IMPRovERs ARE BOOSTERS
Society 10 Promote Local
Interests.

The Florence Improvement club at It's
meeting last night decided to resolve itself
into q general boosting committee and work
for the betteIment Of the suburb In all
ways. A number Of committees were APP
pointed and considerable enthusiasm stirred
up by addresses By H. b. zimman and N.
p. Dodge, jr. The entire club was ap-
pointed on the Fourth of July celebration
committee and the following permanent
committees were announced by President
Tucker Of the club:
Exeeutive-F. S. Tucker, b. c. Fowler,
II. r. Wallace, j. p. Brown, Myron L.
Learned. John Lubold. T. T.. Crane, Henry
Anderson, E.. l.. Platz and II. n. Olmstei.
Menbership-J. B.. Brown, W. r. Parks,
+. u. Leach.
Street Railways-M. L. Learned, r.. H.
Olmsted, r. l.. Plata.
Florence Improvements-John Lubold, c.
j. Keirle. w. o. Akers.
County Affairs-T. ID. Crane, J. p. Fin
ley. T. Jorgensen,
Road Extensions-Henry Anderson. Ran
dall Pollock. J. b. Brisbln.
Legisiation-E. l.. Platz. r. B. wallace,
Andy Anderson.
Commercial Enterprises-R II. Olms'ed,
Henry Hollingsworth and Frank Paseale.
The commercial enterprise committee ~
ported that the canning company would *
reorganized and would be in shape 10 han
die the crops This year, Baskets win also
be manufactured by the company N the
future
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
SHIPPERS READY TO FIGHT
Refuse to Listen to Soft Talk of Rail-
roads on Latest Raise.
WON TWICE, WILL TRY AGAIN
wholesale GrOeers Are Determined 10
Resist That "EaualiHing' Rate
ON Sugar just Made
PubIic.

The equalization OF rates TO Interior
points as proposed by the Transconti-
mental Freight association means nothing
In plain words but an advance OF y cent
per pound TO the consumers. and they
should stand behind any association which
opposes the increase in rates
This Is the translation OF 'equalized
rates made by charles II. Pickens. gen
eral manager Of Paxton a Gallagher,
wholesale gFocers. when asked just what
tho Increase Of 10 cents per 100 pounds
on western sugar to Missouri river points
meant.
There Is no getting around the PROPOSE
tlon or explaining It away" said Mr..
Pickens III the rates published IN the
new tariff OF the Transoontinental Freight
association become effective we are cut
out OF not only the western sugar. but also
the Hawaiian sugar.
When the advanee Is made ia the freight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

rates from the west amounting to l6 cents
per 100 pounds the rates will either be
advanced from the south or the price of
sugar viii be advanced by the southern
dealers. 1t will make no difference. Tack
10 cents extra on every bag of western
sugar and the southern sugar will not sell
for any less. II will be 10 cents adVance
on sugar, permanently. and nothing else"
Injunction f. Essential.
Mr.. Pickens did not care to discuss the
injunction proceedings which the Missouri
River Wholesale Grocers' association will
start 10 prevent the ranscontinental lines
from putting the rates into effect July 10.
But the general feeling among the whole
sale grocers is that nothing else will do the
business. The simple protest OF consumers
and dealers is considered empty air; sets
OF resolutions make nothing but a noise.
but the injunction means action.
Three times within the last eighteen
months the Missouri river shippers have
been forced 10 action" The first was
the reamery eases. when the western
roads proposed an advance on the cream
rates. Then the Pacific coast lumber cases
came up. when the western lines pub
lished a tariff which meant an advance
on every foot Of northern lumber shipped
from Washington. Oregon and Idaho TO the
Missouri river. Now the wholesale grocers
win ask the federal courts to enjoin the
transoontinental lines 10 prevent the ad-
vance in sugar rates.
Just simple Restraint.
The inJunetions simply ask that the roads
be restrained from collecting the advanced
charge until a hearing can Be had before
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
BODY BLOW TO LOAN SHARKS
Big Employers of Labor Will Dis
charge Men Patronizing Them.
FORMAL WARNING IS ISSUED
President smith of the M. Il. smith
Company Says They Have De-
cided Not TO BE Annoyed
III IL Further.

Salary loan sharks and installment FUR
niture and clothing houses which charge
exhorbitant prices for household goods are
gradually having their field OF endeaVor
cut down. as the employers are taking a
hand and making rules that will mean In
slant discharge for employees who deal
with the houses that deal in assigned
salarieG
NJ. p. smith q Co., wholesale dry goods
and operators OF large clothing factories
In Omaha. Nebraska City and Council
Bluffs. have sent out the following letter
10 employees. which spells defeat for the
body snatchers 90 far as employees OF the
dry goods house are concerned:
A number OF employees have been assign
Ing their unearned wages as security. TOT
loans or for purchases made from install-
ment houses. This practice has grown UNI
al Il has become a nuisance which cannot
be longer tolerated. II has theretore beer
decided that any person who assigns ma
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
HALL HURT IN AUTO WRECK
Attorney sustains Cash In Head When
Machine Runs Into Tele-
graph Pole.

Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Hall were thrown
from their electric runabout at Twenty
fourth and Farnam streets about $40 a. NJ.
Saturday when the machine ran into a
telegraph pole there. The machine WAS
wrecked. MT. Hall sustained q badly
ruised arm and a cash in his head. which
required three stitches. but Mrs. Hall was
only bruised and shaken. They were at
tended by DIR. F. J. Kalal.
Mrs. Hall wal RUNNING the machine TAX
ing her husband to his office. Going east
on Farnam street down the hill they were
suddenly confronted by a wagon crossing
Farnam street. In the effort to avoid a
collision the machine ran into a telegraph
pole.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

this time of the year are making special
efforts TO Joan money TO people in order
that workers may take vacations" The
employers feel that II It is necessary for
employees to get into the clutches Of loan
sharks in order to take vacations the en-
ployes had better stay at work and take
their recreation around Omaha after work
ing hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
Action After Consideration.

Arthur Smith. president Of the big whole
sale house and factory, said:
I'VE have discussed the salary assign
ments and the constant annoyance Of hav-
ing loan agents and installment houses
claim pay envelopes, and l presume that
Mr., Burgess. who Is out of the city at
present, thought the letter the best way
OF giving notice TO the employees.
Personally / feel that the rule will prove
beneficial. Most Of the loans obtained and
most Of the merchandise bought on such
terms, II not all, are entirely unnecessary.
II occasion arises that makes 1t imperative
for one of our employees to have money,
we feel that there are ways OF arranging
these matters which will not subject the
employe 10 the torment Of the loan agent
or bother us by having the wages claimed
by attorneys and oar agents.
Those who insist on getting the unneces-
sary loans and buying merchandise by Civ
Ing assignments OF wages cannot work for
us in the future-and IL will be no hard
ship on them either. but a favor to the
working people in our wholesale house and
factory"
Inquiry disclosed the fact that other
houses are contemplating similar action, "a
they have found that the loan agents at
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
ExcurSiOnistS

From Fremont and Airing
ton this week are invited to
come at once t Brandeis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

The inJunctions simply ask that the roads
be restrained from collecting the advanced
charge until a hearing can be had before
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
TEN YEARS FOR EMBEzzLERS
Two Men Must Serve Time I'm Prison
for Acts I'm PtttsburE
Bank.

PITTsBURG. June 6-For the embeEzle-
ment Of a.l6,OO from the Farmers De-
poslt National bank, Henry Reiber and
Johr Young. former paying teller and
auditor respectively. were sentenced today
TO serve ten years each In the peniten-
tiary,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07

unearned salary without first obtaining
the consent Of some officer of the company
will be Immediately discharged.
We believe this rule to be beneficial to
employees as well as ourselves. as In almost
every case where an unearned salary IL
assigned 1t Is either assigned to secure a
loan made at usurious rates of interest OF
for merchandise sold at exhorbitant prices.
M. z. SMITH a. co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-07
skinned from Head 90 Heel

was Ben Pool, Threet. Ala, when dragged
over a gravel roadway, but Bucklen's Ar
Mica salve cured him. sc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-11-13


The Hens AppetIte.-The appetite
Of the hen Is some indication as to her
productive capacity. Those with good
appetites will meet one at the door al
feeding time, and, If at all tame, may
hop on to the feed basket. They will
scratch the litter about the pen in
vigorous way in search of hidden
grains, and may be heard singing
away contentedly as they work. They
Will always be active, never dropping
around the pen or staying on the
roosts after the others have left, in
fact, the first hen about in the morn
ing may usually be considered one
of the best producers. The reason for
this is simple. If she requires Just
food enough to supply the wear and
tear of the body it will not take her
long to secure it, but If she is a good
egg manufacturing machine, a large
supply of fuel is needed to keep the
running. The fuel furnish.
Ing this energy is found in the food
-Michigan Station.