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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
". n. FULTON.

AZ district court in Grand June
tlon last week three fellows were
convicted of horse stealing and pro-
perlv sentenced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

w. S. Spain was up from Cebolla
Wednesday. He is building IN
eight room two story house, the first
story being sawn logs and the second
frame. Mr.. Spain tells us the new
brid ge across the Gunnison will have
to wait till another season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Antoine Kubiak was a visitor from
lIoweville Wednesday He reports
the roads pretty bad and plenty of
cold March weather up there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

John Mcintyre, Montrose ranch
man, attempted to board the moving
train at Delta last Wednesday, when
his spur caught. throwing him UNI
der the wheels. Both legs were cut
off, and 50 much blood was lost be
fore the doctors arrived that he died
soon after.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

sixteen more horses have been
killed at Montrose on account of
glanders. The disease broke out in
a bunch belonging to Orman *
Crooks grading outfit on canals from
the tunnel. When Orman & Crook :
went bankrupt these horses were TO
have been sold under the hammer.
and it was just luck that the disease
was noticed before they were spread
all over the western slope.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Mr. Mlllstein, agent of sugar beet
factories east Of Denver, was in our
section the last of the week want
ing GOO head of cattle to finish
on beet pulp. The feeders buy this
pulp for forty and fifty cents a ton
pay twenty-five cents ton for cart
age and with the addition of very
little grain are able to produce a
high price killing beef. There is
no reason why Gunnison ranchmep
should not raise and feed the entire
sugar beet and thus finish their cat
tie for market instead of le,,inc
some other fellow have the profit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Jsp-a-l~

Jsp-a-Lse
Fer Essss ~ Fu.iIr
h Ea1ner l.kr C.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

knife in his clothing ia not known
but i. is supposed to have been hidden
in the lining OF his coat and when
the opportunity came to use 1t. he
slashed the belt and the rope fell to
the ground. II he had not been tied
by the ankle, Bavori would probably
have started to run, in which event
he would have been shot to death.
He will be taken to the county Jail
in Pueblo Sunday or Monday. the
officers thinking that it is better
and safer place for him than In the
county jail in Canon City, where he
is continually coming in contact with
other prisoners.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
CUTS OFF HAND THAT
SM0TE HIS FATHER

Port Chester. N. Y. Jan. 29-Fol.
lowing the Biblical Rdmonition, "if
thy right hand offend thee. cut 1t of. "
Rainsford Ferris today nearly severed
his right at the wrist with y hatchet.
He will be committed to the Pough.
keepise insane asylum.
Several years ago Ferris had an al
tercstion with his father. and struck
him with his fist He was afterward
seized with remorse. and several
times has attempted to do himself
bodily harm.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
DENvER|TE
FIGHTS With
ROBBERS

Butte, Mont. Jan. 29-L. J. Hum.
phreys Of Denver had desperate
battle with two bandits on the street
here last night
Humphreys. who is a powerfully
built man, struck the revolver from
the hand Of the holdup man nearest
to him and knocked him down with a
blow the stomach. Then he grappled
the other bandit the robber being
thrown and Humphreys falling on
top Of him. BY this time his pal
had regained his feet and struck
Humphreys In the back Of the head
with a billy. Humphreys arose aud
knocked him down again, when the
second man made n vicious swipe at
Humphreys with knife, but infict.
ed no injury. A car approached and
the robbers ran. Humphreys left fol-
Denver this morn Ing
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
SHE MADE
LOVE ALL
EVENING

Chicago, Jan. 2g-Mrs. Avis Guerin
the wife Of the brother of Webster
Guerin for whose murder Mrs. Dora
Mcdonald Is now on trial, WAS on
the witness stand today.
Mrs. Guerin was the young woman
Of whom. 1t is claimed by the state,
Mrs. Mcdonald WAS jealous. Since
the trial she has been married to
Archibold Guerin.
Shc testified that Mrs. Mcdonald
las accused her OF trying to win Web
ster Guerin away from her. and dec
Jared that she could not do 1t. She
also told Of threats made by Mrs Nc
Donald against the man whom she
afterwards shot.
Mrs. Guerin described supper at
the home Of Richard Baug say
ing that Mrs. Mcdonald "wxs loving
Webster nearly all the time
"whnt do you mean by loving?"
asked Assistant State Attorney Rit-
tcnhouse.
She had her nrm around him and
was kissing him All tho time" WAS
the reply.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
MUNICIPAL SOUP HOUSE
HAS Been CLOSED

South Bend, Ind. :. Jan. 29-South
Bends municipal soup house was
closed today because 1t WAS denounced
by the Hungarian federation AS "A part
of n political scheme fostered by the
city administration. An average Of
only rs meals a day were served
during Its brief existence. Hungar-
ian's being the only patrons.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
|BAVOR| TRIES
| TO ESCAPE
While Out With Officers Here
Last Friday He Cut Belt
With Tin Knife and
Makes Break.
FORGOT the OFFICERS
HAD HIM TIED ON FOOT
Foiling His Game, Bavori Bites a
Small Tree In Two and Also
Tries to Butt His Brains
Out on the Ground.

"Let the d devil shot me, l
want to die anyway. The devil is
my God and am willing to meet
him. Shot, You coward, shot, and
when you shot, shot to kill"
These are the words uttered by
Tony Bavori last Friday. the Italian
in the county Jail at Canon City who
is directly charged with the mur-
der of Dominick and Joseph Mini.
chiello Ercola Buffetti aud Mrs.
Frank Palmetto on the outskirts of
this city within the recent past.
1t will be remembered that last
Friday was the last time Bavori
was brought to this city by Sheriff
Esser and his under man In an effort
to sweat from the prisoner the hiding
place of the missing Joseph Minichiel-
10. Although the facts concerning
the following which took place while
Bavori was ON the ground WAS sup
pressed by the sheriff, the facts leaked
out today and are now published for
the first time.
While wal king down the river
about one mile and one-fourth east of
the Bavori shack, Sheriff Esser notic-
ed that Bavori had cut the belt
around his body to which rope was
tied for safety's sake. The piece of
belt was about three inches broad and
had been cut clean through by piece
of tin cup which Bavori while In the
cell had made into kind of knife
and which had been sharpened on the
iron bars OF the cell.
As soon AS this WAS noticed Sheriff
Esser jumped at the man and grabbed
him by the neck. holding him firmly
and then showing his foot forward.
tripped him and the prisoner fell
to the ground. Then he jumped to
his feet and fought with the four
officers like demon. Although the
officers were all large men. they
were like mere children to this des-
perate character and he fought them
as II 1t WAS his last fight on earth.
Then he jumped "A. a young cotton.
wood tree about half an inch in
diameter and bit the tree into
with his teeth. Not satisfied with
trying to break his teeth he jumped
about four feet in the air and then
fell with his head downward. Then
Lying on the ground he bumped his
head until the scalp was worn almost
TO the skull.
Then taking another chance for
liberty lie jumped at the officers. but
Sheriff Esser. thinking that life WAS
too precious to be snapped out by a
man like Bavori. pulled his revolver
from his holster. raped the prisoner
over the side OF the head. But this
seemed to have little II any effect and
then another blow was delivered over
the right eye. This partly dazed
him and after resting n few min
utes he was willing to walk along
| with the officers and behave himself.
After Bavori had cut the belt
which held the rope. he thought he
was free, but he forgot that the
officers had another rope tied to his
right ankle and when he started to
break away. he WAS halted suddenly
by quick jerk on the other rope.
When the officers left the jail they
searched hun TO soc II he had any
hidden weapons. but found none.
Just how he secreted this improvised
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

CASE UP TODAY-The non sup.
port case Of Mrs. Charles Jones
against her husband which WAS to
have been heard before Justice
SAhdern last Saturday afternoon, was
continued until this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

NEW CLERK-Charlos Ungsr. for
the last ten years clothing salesman
at the Globe has secured = position In
the dry goods and clothing department.
Of the Wilbar store whore hs will b
glad 70 meet his old friends.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

Have your suits and trousers made
to measure. The entire stock Of win
ter woolens to be closed out at big
reduction. Florence Tailoring Go. :,
III 4. Main. 25-36
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

MEET TOMORROW - The mon.
beIs Of st. Alban's Guild will meet
with Mrs. i. N. Hovey At . O'Clock
this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29
0SLER SENDS CHL0R0F0RM
TO SExAGENARIANS

Albion. Mich, Jan. 29-Delos
Fall, senior professor In Albion col.
lego. and his twin brother. Dewitt
Fall Of Jackson, will celebrate their
sixtieth birthday anniversary today.
Dr. william Osler. a friend Of both.
In response to All invitation TO attend
the house party. sent each Of the
brothers a bottle OF chloroform.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

SOLD RANCH-The Mrs. Orville
W. Jones ranch on Hardscrabble, con.
sisting of $50 acres, has been sold by
+. +. Jack to W. r. Lancaster Of
Beaver creek who will give the fnrm
his personal attention the coming
growing season. The price paid Ia
not made public.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

Looking for . bargAinY SEQ our
clAss ads.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-29

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@Gdcrci oS Serrn Grnlt Wcibcl, Nr.
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Sn Der 0itlifen Eoli5ciitotion muroe
boS Trio, ooo luc0cr @clo nod Nobs
ltillN, ober Sunacr bate, DEM Eoli.
3cirid)ter Worlonb ~poraefiibrt. Scb.
tcrer bcitruftc Die MiilctbGter ultcr
Der ACKNOWLEDGING bcS unorOentli6cn
&ctro0cnS NIT jc $25 unb Soften.
Siciclben bieltcn g~e'tcrn Nbcllo in
Sotcl Soof Giu5ug, no ibnen @clc'
genbcit ocgeben lit, lid iatt 5l ciicn.
&erlGbt baS Sopttol. -
Cine Scpcihe ollS Itlontic'Gitp met
set, Oob Charles 9. GobcrtS, junl,
Scr Dor iiber einem Wonot onf bcm
9oorbmulf hurf cinen HcpolpcriduB
%perluunoet mrrbc, bos Stoot, Soipiz
tol perloiicn uno I'M .9rigbton.So.
tel" Wo6niln9 acnonlmcn bat. Sroit
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Observation-Disclosures bclpodcu i'm,
ipenn or IN cincm %npoliocnihtbIc
allf Der &eronoa bin mo bcrociobs
rem miro, INN i'm Dor Sntcruicpcrn
81 idiiben.
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form. Gns .Dc olo Stcil.Go
clopc Nr. 951" pom ,&crbciiCrteil
Srocn Der Septoiophen" lit nit scr
organization elmer muiiorlnirten @(6z
tbeilrmg bcorifien. @cneroImoior
Hobert Garter mar IN Der lettcn Sit
jung 5u9eacn I'M Den Witglicocrn
HotblbIoac 5lt gebcn. II Wonn Ia,
ben lid berpits oneemclbct.
Is n q | e. tier StraBen
bal nmagGon IlS geitcrn
Mittag Elm @nggon Der G~onlonoion.
gpcnuesHinic Den Siigel Der Centre.
Ctr, 5lpii6en Ct. Yaul. II. Charles.
Strabe. berauiiubr, entaleiite oeriel.
be mo ii,br ge9en ooS Sous gtr. IS.
SIt-Gcntrcitr.. beiien aelertreppe Ser
Wog9on fortriB. Ser Sbooen iii
ulbeoeutenb uno famen ole Ia Eoi.
ioaiere nit bcml Sdrcden bapon.
y Ii d. CIR Tufrion. Scr
@erfaif Der 9ibliotbef bes peritorbe.
men Ged,tsonhpaltes Sbomos ~. Ga.
nabon begdnn g~citeru burd oic Aiif.
tipnatoren u. 9. CODE II. So, Hr
102, Sit.2eringtonltr. gs befinocr
fih oarunter iabr alte uno m~ertbpon(
Siiher, Die 5uiammcr IN 229 Var.
tieen eingetbeilt morben iinb..
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,Ntaormic" - Wuolnte Ia IN iolBeil.
hem hepcripire:
moniae uno Sieuitaa gbcno mo NitttUodS
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abe Nfaitcr NntIhcr"
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"Marulauo" - Heiib's u9W Star"s&auoe'
billie mo GRANDCHILDREN.
.Wdp MpMumcutal" Abe @obGntiGus".
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&ir babcm MIR ein atelier in 8aIti.
more, nmb bas befimbet iidj In Der
Stage az ebener Grbc, Nr. 321, NorS.
@ap-, mnbe Sisb-Str. @inber.Ytu.
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Sonncnouf0nn9 ........,6 II. I Vi.
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Oei,tides unS an6eres ausIGnoi.
fdes 9elb gefauit uno perfauft.
@eloicnonngcn beiorst mad Deutid.
lana Seitreid), @uBIano u. I. M.
@edieI auseeitelt auf ausldnbiihe
ganfen. greoitbriefe uto EraneIers
Cheques.
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rltmfcl @rGiis" Grfnriion.
Spmmtag, 4. Sftobcr.
Ger Iampfcr ucrlaht spebbcn'S
&crftc AM TmRr bes Yroabmap
1 ltbr Nadmittags. (276-O
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Sin S%anicnoiaia.

NrofcIior Sobn Nclrnloun fiuoct nit
pcrbunOcncn augen cin bon
Siilf5 Eoli5cimoridoQ Wtonnina
in Scr oitli6cn Goli5ciitntion Der.
itecfte5 Goupert. - Gouicnoe fol.
gen Scr &utl6e 0cs ErofciiorS.
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Sn Den erlten 8 Ntonoteu 1908 lpltr.
ben colleftirt $SS,826.31 gegen $751;
5t7.t0 III 1907; Mebreinnobme
$1309,21. Sunoelicen5eL september
1908 $25o.75, 1907 $747.25. Sn ben
erIten 8 Wonoten 1908 lpitrben $3t,.
S66.25 gegcn $26,4t7.50 in 1907 elm.
1eIlonnlerl, Webreinnobme $544S.75.