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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
W1aTE PINE
News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, Sept. %.
c. Bunch is hauling ore from the
Morning Star.
Mr.. and Mrs Peterson took trip
to Waunita Saturday.
Walbarn q Dixon returned Thurs
day from the Horseshoe.
Mr.. Tanner of Florence came in
luesd"y, returning Friday.
w. +. Mcconnell attended the
state fair at Pueblo last week.
ID. d. Walburn returned Sunday
having finished his work on Clear
creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Walburn left Sun
day Tor Cripple Creek, called bv the
serious Illness Of the latter's sister
in-law.
J. {. Regan has seven feet Of
solid ore in the Morning Star tunnel
1t is lead-zinc and carries consider.
able silver.
Mr., Henderson, Of Sterling has
been here looking over the Morning
Star. He seemed to have a good
opinion OF il
Bowen d Eastman have finished
their contract on the Parole tunnel
They have received another con-
tract which they will start immedi.
atelv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
IRWIN

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, September 81.
O. H. Aikine was a visitor in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Evan Williams and children
are visiting in Delta.
Supt. T. F. Ropell arrived yester-
day from Cripple Creek.
1nez Warner left Kebler pass YES
terday to attend school in Gunnison.
Ethe'bert Fisher departed TODAY
for San Diego, after spending the
summer in Silver Basin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
mnn1U - - -

Friday SssAsasAG Is.
Mrs. tssezlry ssd cksidsss sssssa-
ed koae trosa Fsossa ssassdsy
ls..s~ le~a.aS 81 NArl.le y u
oar vscsas,s hssssAl q sassyed exsk.
Tks soserrseas d.ssoatsnwed sAs
fos' oe'ce At fIssaine Sept > iAS.
Nm. White sad cklidrea lef. fcs
Delta Frsdsy ~ atsesd tho fsserul
ei hes hsosksr
Msls,a BsSsess u So.th oa.sAa
Neb. rctsrsed 10 kis kosss lass wssk
after steadsag so.s tine oa ske
Msddy
C,ese.aai Nevers Is no~ s>s.sslMx
the ssrsey~. Albert iisssssr ~
place Il n.s bsother who hs~ v~tusn-
I'd to his home.
W III e r.m sstsrbatsedesa q
the Gen -. lsA ksschery AslsssssA
sssr css.s Il iisA Friday TO he plss4sA
" the Anthrscste.
Mrs iIrexIsy Escsatly iplsssi ~
f.A 9s.ss sesoseiy by csttsaG ~
,Hssep With ~ Ak She wsot -
Psoais 10 receive wsedicsl aid.
Ars. Go~doa 10 proaouneed o~l a
danger AHd IN w. rod of pscossry.
Her saany fr.s~ds on The nsAAy
will be pleased to learn Il kss ia-
prosemeat.
We wish 10 correct slight ME-
take tlsat occsTed in The Nsws-
Chsmpioa colsmns Muddy Ppsci,cs
no. &c has never been ksowa -
kssd,ne ~ Bsrdine lays in Ppsciscs
q, Somerset
Those attending the frsit fair
from Somsrsst Friday wess -
follows, Mrs. Martin aud dsushter,
Mrs. B. ID. Shaw and ckildssa,
Rudy Carey, Jeanette 9oddiAg.
Mrs. Al White aud daughter, NJ.
and Mrs Redmon, Dr. Weedin, Mrs..
George \ Reed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
3EJlCa

News-Champaoa Correspoadesce.
Wednesday, September %.
Frank Holt went TO lola last week
to fish few days.
Harry Rosenbaam went to Powder
horn Tuesday after hay
Alva Foster returned nome last
Saturday from Gothic where he has
been at work
Rosenbaum Bros. have finished
their work on the road and have
fixed it in pretty good shape.
Al Haines came over from the
Turner property Tuesday to move
his family to Spencer for the win
ter.
\. r. Hay returned last SATURDAY
from Denver where he has been
spending few DAYS with relatives
and friends.
T. p. Lamoy has been working on
the road IRON the top OF the nine
mile hill to lola and has improved
it wonderfully.
l.. II. Easterly, wife and daugh-
ter Of Ohio Creek passed through
Spencer on their way home from
Powderhorn Sunday.
The republican primary meeting
went off .. X. and Fred Hay was
elected delegate to the county con
vention at Gunnison.
Miss Bertha Williams OF Gunni.
son is expected here soon after the
first Of the month. She has accept
ed a winter school here.
The blacksmith shop and some
other buildings at the Turner grour
burned down Tuesday. However it
will only delay work few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
D0WERuAN
c Champion Correspondence.

Ne~sSnampion Correspondence.
Wednesday. September q.
Dallas Duncan is driving the mail
stage from here to Doyle.
A. +. Dukeman has returned from
a business trip to Pueblo.
Geo. Dice Of Ohio City wa. . Wis
itor here with his son Parker the
first Of this week.
j. H. Mailer and Mrs. Endec
were married in Denver September
18th This was a surprise, although
an agreeable one to his many friends
IN this section. Tn: happy couple
viii De At home to their many frisede
after the 23rd at their home in Row
erman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
r. -

1 have 100 scre ranch. well i'm
proved with good house, bsrn and
ostbsiIdiag, also stock. lnssirs
Ut ranch. 35-tf
0LEx SnIrN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

coal COAL. COAL.
Parsons & Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
II -

Six rp~ brick res;dssce, losr
lots, city wafer, electric liehts. Good
barn. Hosse alone would cost
$4,000 TO replace; 81 800
Five room frame cottage, five lots;
cellar, pantry. closets, good we'll,
$500.
Comfortable three room frame
cottage, 2 lots, $500. Will sell for
$50. down, balance monthly pay
ments at above rental value.
HENRY i. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Al edge Of town, very desirable
residence on reasonable terms. Fine
place for market gardening OF small
ranch. A snsp if yos sasp sodn
enough. Inquire .t thia ofIoes. 39-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
CASUeOoo o0PucS
NewsChsnSAsa CsrsssQsoAsoss.
"Wednesday S~pta,nhar -?

Wednesday, September 80
Getting very cool these nights
). /. Whip was visitor Satur.
day
DR. Hyatt wss in this locality
Thursday
Grain csttiag and spud digging
ere the order of The day.
joe Ehsst - sp from lola work
~ q Stsr mice st psese~t
Walter Sprankle who has been
very sick for past week is reported
convalescent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
NUDudDoou
NswsCkampt0a OssveaQsoAescs.

NewsChampt0a OssseeQsoAencs.
Tsesdsy, Sept. %
Everybody is AOss hsyias. A sunA
crop this year thss wcst Up god
Hates Bros and wives Of Gsnni.
son visited the Andrsws home this
week
Those in Gannisoa last week
were Clarence Radeka, VIM Cobb,
Steve Doering and wife.
Dr. Collins was called to Cathe-
dral last week on account of
serious illness at the home of o. X.
Bowers
Owing to his poor health f. A.
McGreeor Sr has been in Gunnison
for the past two weeks.
Bic turn out at the political pri
marles this year. Two at the demo-
cratic and three at the republican.
See the extra fine wool sample
blankets Samples mean a price
saving.
sAMPLINER
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25

Erhsas Gsu.Asck, = p.oaeer oi
|Csssasl ksssr, died rsoeatly si
CvsesesA, Osaaos, tse Aoass of Ais
oOehsr. Eretss csas 10 tke ETA
oOssAaias in sAe 'sO's With HE
sscle, v. T. Gillssse, one of the psr-
cAsssss Of tLs ASGssaA. lie opss.t-
ID shst ssine log . tiHss. later work
ID - bsskeaoa st CrssAed Bstte.
After sbsssce II yssrs hs cssn~ bsct
two years ago 70 tsAe the ssperin-
tssAsscy of the Fosess Qse.a .,
lrwia, and here cossrsctsd miners
coNssMptioa Il which - died.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
q Y
A~ss-(NamUAun Cuuuuunnuore.
Vsdns,AaS. Sspx. g.

Wsd.s.Aas. ssp< g.
NJ. Co.. " Thanssoa sss~sssd
- - ! - b ~ ksos q C1alsoa.
0Ons ~ v Wstss. 90. ~ fust,is
- sk0n ~ nuaslD CssuA. nrAa-
- UAss - viA sessA - sscs-
oA JossPA hsesOa s~sasnsd %
SaAssaas tsun . sssis - kss h.s-
hssA q CIshos ssss Grand Jsse
sssa.
Charles vappss tasusasiy cashses
t1 sss Cua0ssAe Ssppiy Co. ksss
n0 " - 4oeAsy asd ss.s Ao~p
- Alones % TsssAay Su hsss.se
- fsAiAG vscassos
kari ScAas6ss. - Old su.sAsaa Il
Cssslsd bsaae, Aasd Tus,Aug n,shi
sD1ns . p~asSsAl ill.sus q Iss days.
- ssssa Ass cossasy 4sslaG ~
-, sssaaG . ssuss A.d II Assd -
siCs.
CAptssa J A. TsslOs ed ssie u
0sssasy. vsassivss Il A. Tsyles visit
- ksss fos fev dave sh,s wssk
Tks caVss.s ssrvsA " sks nil
ipgsHss - cosamsaAer a ths 0sss!sy
company.
Vi4 WIils0a is(t lssse On S~nisy
y jaaa tke RSbl~y Qssssssse u
hsAcAiasHa, Kaasas. Aissr snos
psseoisssy wnrt thew sh~v vill
sass ske SssssA this winter. We 80
tscspsse . hsslllsat cesses fu or
youAG voc1lssa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-25
o0o caEK
BY TeIes'lsoss
Wednesday, Sept. %.

Wednesday, Sept %.
r. W. Gray 10 . delegate to the
republican CONVENTION from Ohio
creek.
Ranchmen are all about through
hayinG sad some are hauling in their
winter supply of coal.
L. II. Essterly, wife and daughter
Miss Alma went over TO the Cebolla
Springs last Saturday and returned
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Lightley and
Mr.. Page, . cousin Of the latter,
have gone 70 Grand Junction to
take in the fair.
Wednesday, Sept lG
W. A. Gillaspev left for Denver
today to consult specialist about
his ear trouble.
Miss Helen L Waite of Golden,
Colo. commenced school at Fairview
On last Monday with a good atten-
lance.
The fine hay weather continues
and our haymen are rapidly finish
ing their excellent crops of hay. Ed
Wylie, w. A. Gillaspey, Otis Moore,
Herman Eilebrecht, Lee Lehman
and I. W. Gray finished this week
and more will follow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
GrinB fir Sbcntcr.

@0erapiue IN Grcocrif County
braltdt fcin Gheattr. - Iie @es
umtcu oca Nrtc@ Iieicru gcnng
(lnterDoItmlg. - @abcn lest oIIe.
bis uui BURGER NibgeIu relic,
uirt. - Merupo6l notNpcnoig,
Nlo Griob fiir Gin GDcatcr hot Die
tIcinc GrtiNoit MpcraniGc III Nrebcs
rid GountD, N}0,, @comtc, Die mcbr
llntrrhultlutd Iieicrn. oIS trgcll0 cine
&Qu0cniQc Srlppc. Nllgcublidlih
hat 0o9 Gori mn nod cincn Srt0.
%oritcbcr. 9urqcB Robert :. Rto8c'
IN. lut0 ciucn IricOcn9ridtcr. Den
Gtubmohcr &oiei @oIi. &on Ocrl
StootrGtbcn h%inllntcr bis 5ltn Cant
pcnonfiip0er hat NneS rciignirt. pn0
ourun S6lllo limo bic Gacapaoen 0e2
@urQcb RioQclp. NuBer ieillcr Nuts
ucmult ais Srtonoritebcr mod)t e.
ollf ilciBiQcn @cbrolld) uon lelner
burtcn Sullit. Ht0gclp itrat1e elllel
Wunlt, Namena Cabin Noltper, llllI
81, peil 0criclbc i'm nlf Der StraBt
,9uiiolo 8il" nolnltc. Yer SohnI
Soupe'a itcatc Hiogclp Ooiitr 5ltr He-
DC, uno ole Iolgc mar, bub Der iull1c
Mfom cine Grud)t &riigel erbiclt ultN
Der lhlagicrtiQe gltrgeB pom 6rle'
ocnSritter uno ShIbmoher @oll
ltm 81 aeitroit iulroe. 0ic0 NetieI
Dem Grtapori;chcr nidlt, unO CT Der
nl06cltc Ben Sricocn&riftcr, Der i'm
nit Dem Nnnmcr i'll Der &onn aus
icillcm .HeriftS5immcr", boS I'll.
0leid) ais MerfitGtte Oient, luget
luolte. 6rieoenSrihter @olf lieb
Rlo0elu nlllt Dor 6rieoen@rid)tcr Gf
itciu IN Grcberif brih9cn, ser on5 ia.
hiotc Sto0toberbolpt bon MpcrH
bile ultcr 5000 @iirgidoit DEM &c.
rid)t5ucrfohreu iibcrpic3. @uli CT.
mob obcnorcin cine S1oocncriottIn
&c gcgen NiOaclp. Gic 6olgc all
oieicr NuircginQ lit MN, ooB i0rnnlt
iihc l%lnterbcumtc Oc0 Nur9eB Dor
Dfucrapillc ihrc NenItCr nicoerGeleat
bubell mo cine Ncmuobl qcbnltcn
perocu mllB. @ltrgeB &io9elu Ocntt
niht ooror, nb}u0ontcn, inn mod't
lem Nmt Nrcllec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Ed,iffsnad,ridltcu.

Sem Corr, Is. Noucnl6cr. r.
Ger Gampfrr Oscar Der 3lpcitc" lit
pcn a~openbogen on9cfommcn.
N~bgciubreu iino Die 0ompicr 30
Ocrlonb" nod 9lntmerpen. nSceonic"
had Southompton mno .2ouiiinuo"
mad, Ncopcl.
GucenStnmlL. rs. Noucm6cr
- Ser TonpIcr y9urunio" lit pom
NcmsYorf bier e%ingctroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Ibfa9rtstasc Der OCEAN 9ampfrr
BON Neus1orf.

PIN 81. 0op. 1ompfer nEbiloOc!
pbio" na6 Soutbampton.
Nm 81 .9tou. Gompier Wiinneopo'
lis" nad) Sonoon.
In 81. Nop. Gompier nGalabia"
ndd Neopel.
Am 81. Nou, 3onpier Settle"
nod 9iocrpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

$3.50 - Sir eiEes ieuer prnbiooueE Sdli'
fer nahe RuiterTpR.Rnrf, Gr. 90. %, % Sc,
EorosSaresStra6e. Gemcntirte 9rottotre, 9el'
Ter uio Gof; emniuirte 9aoepanre uro aii'
deuauspub etc. $50 9dar Ill1o ReIt inter tebr
lei6ten @coinqurocn tnnieu eiues iener t1obers
ren Siuier. geTiGtigt Ie mnb iiber5eugt @uh,
Sebr Ieinte NeotHsunGen. Goparo Z. Storf,
al Srt nno Stele. (Suni17 1I,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
8erlangt i'm Nagemeineu.
geut@eS Nrbclta.R a4wetiHuss. eareau.

GcutIneS @rbcEts.Ranweiiuus 8. efrenu.
Ertrr ser gtuftbt ter yDeutihen @eieai4alt :
9telenigeit Ole oelil9e 2anSpettef, @tOe tuuIt
len lid peri1nli6 ODER in iranfirten 9rieiet all
ben W9eitten Der @eieufhuft. 3obann .. @ieper,
Stmmer II, 9ir. 2t5-217, 9oartiano 'StraRe,
penbeH, nelCher unentecltli6 Iusflutt ertbetlen
piro. Gpre1iturbcn bon 1 bis b ubr.
(Sdn271O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Wr, t64 ltno 165, NorosSaresStrnBe. Gde bon
Suueites Strafe; cute Gdc fir beinGbe irgerO Gin
@efhdfi; leibie 9~eoinguueeu. Nad5ulragen an
Crit uuo Stcac. Man uCbmc 6nirmounts slce. =
Sara, (gtuO2. igtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Gin 8nrpniu. peun iofort p%eriauft Sebs
Sduier. iC SlTl.00. GriruN 2fti, iolute diloeree
GigeHtbunl BON Sntcrelic tGr 1dpitdlllieIi.
gano uno Stuot. Seninmin e. 9uuis & 6u,
f02 Eits2cringtun. StrnHe. tCtt252
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@elc9cnheitsfanf
Scbr bilI1! -
m,un Siric JGud,r urrfnuIt merncu.

W1lll oltlt Vcudlt UtFIuHII UtFotH.
Sarm bon go gdcrr NIT gutcm @obnbauS
mo Stnlecbduocu. Nbitbdllnett ltIto guicrI
&ulo. 4d6 fleet nurb ous 2ano. Iretp MIR
$500 Wanr. Sernann Snoenbuop, Nr. III,
TurS'6harieS'e truhc. (Seqtf9, l2Dtfe)
$3.50 fauien elm prncbtpoue Qinnifo, WlaHu'
nunusSebduic; fam bon einem nelte1 Mot NM
teridicoen neroeu: fir fiini Sabre qarauttri.
SunoerS d staAmau Co.,
SiiooitsGde CHARLES llno 5anettesStrnbe.
(9fobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Adeimni6 Der S60a6eit

lit @eIunbbsit. 0as 9ebeimniB Der
@sTunobsit bsitsbt in benz @erbaus
lnsss unb Q7imilirur3s : @srm0seu
elmer ssb0risen Quuntitdt Tabruna.
@i0tn Sic Das?
sutt's 2eber pillen iinb Elm abIolutes
9eilmittel fir aopfidmer5en. 9pspeps
fla, Walaria, 9urtleibisteit unc dbnlis
DIE 2eiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Gallagher, Dem ganmciitcr.
saaier i'm GOO slOa 2OrO.gtuDer straRs.

Nnultr I'M OUU SI"d FutoHbIDbtf Strdkt'
Sine 9Reibe mooeruer, 5tocifbdieer Sduier, 6
3inucr uno Bao. Gas 9noe5mmer bat email
Iirte g9anne uno fanitdreS Giofet. stni6IuB an
fanitdrcn SardI. 9reis $3.50. gieoriser
GrinSSins. SbiNe Sdufer ha6er bobe uno er'
furoc Gage. 9tadb5ufrn9eu int
gareau: CIR. 1851, Oft. Mu .strass.
(t41-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

S215 21ubc Gtanino; in tnoeliofcm Sultan
DC; roQe Gdruuiie; Scilel uHo Sede.
Sanoers a. Sta1nlaH Co.,
SlooitsGde Charles uHo 6apettcsS traBc.
(IobS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

III DCfTnlItN.
0dns Cir. 2l20. observation-disclosures 6 Stint
mcr uno @uoeitube; puiieno liz ei1eu Snub.
ma3ey. gnb5uiraaca bel z. 8ieel, Hr. 1909,
Misauitb' StrahC. t322-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
SerlaHst - Sranen nnO @6Sdcn.
8erlaunt:

glue quite G5diH in elmer oeutihen 5dmilie;
Gtten SobH, I|anyuiraqcU in 3r. 1903, Maoi'
igHsNOcHIC, (32D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Sn %uerfuufcn.


sin AlciocrsAetuiGuna3s 6drbe. lno Sllacl
(Sefh1ft, ieIt - Sabrcu ctubilrt. nit eiicn
yletioprofit bon iiber $40 pro ISocDe. nuB pe9cn
ihlehter @eiunobGit perunit Weroen. sbretbt
an ,&.," 7cutiher GUrreipoabent, lllo 9ebt
poaeit gtumcH mo gorCiie. (32I,d-I9,3lIl
S525 iauicu Ciu muocrnee 0aus nit iedlS
3immcrn i'm 0utcn 3u'tunoc. 9taHjutrn9eI
bel e. @ultcnbctul, Ir. 300, HorosSuppIctur
StruBc. t323-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

SefldU1g:
Sir CupIifdipTeheuocc oeutIhC5 Dfuohen dtc
St6duI uno }Ir Giiitc bel Der Nausarbeit nm
9Saiben; outer Gubu be3ubIt. liatlutrugeu IN
Er. 2026, SiubCusGurunc. t32l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Gerlauat
8crlaust:

VcrlnU9t.
Sine beulitc oocr mnadriidc GbtbiR tlr elm
Reitnuraut. 9iad5uiraotH III NJ. GIL, Er.Snl'
iuturer StrnRc, 125-JJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

WerlaHgt.
arbrIiuac. XII Sua 1~oiellWahei I'll C@rltUuCu.
9{adhSmrruaeH I'M NlntCrburic DOT! Hr. ~, Moro
Garu!iues Sttdfe. t525 ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

They have taken hold of the mat :
Ter OF safe schoolhouses in Illinois
win firm and comprehensive grip.
The authorities in that state have
closed all school houses not known
TO he properly equipped with emer.
scncy fire exits. fire escapes, doors
TO swing outward ana similar devices
Tor the prompt dispersal of their in
mates. And they viii all be kept
CLOSED until each anc ali OF thcss
precautionary appliances are sup.
piled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

clal editor OF the denominations Sun
day school publication. few weeks
ago he was vainly before an ecclcsl
astlcal court us prosecutor of the cdi.
tor of the New York Christian Advo
cate. the foremost Methodist publica-
ton In this country. The mans only
claim to public attention is his con
slant cndeavor to prove somebody Il
doctrinal hereto. or an offender
against ecclesiastical law.
Uniform failure seems to have at
tended these recent efforts, The spor.
OF hcresy hunting meets with poor
success these days. although a gcner-
alton ago charges OF hercsy would
stir religious circles from center 20
circumference. Now only languid In.
tcrcst can be awakened in even tho
most conspicuous cases. A few years
ago Presbyterian minister I'm New
York, with kindred taste to that
OF this Methodist for attracting public
attention to himself tried his hardest
even going to the length of employ
Ing press agent--to have himself
expelled from the Presbyterian churcn
Tor heresy. But all in vain.
The fact is, these are more tolerant
times. In religion, as In all other
spheres a man Is allowed wider lnti-
tude of belief and conduct Doctrinal
strictncss ana scctarlan narrowness
have largely declined. The themes
that now seem TO interest
many churches are those pertain
ing to cooperation, Increased enlclen-
cy In administration. more practical
service along philanthropic ana socio
logical lines and closer relation be
tween Sundays creed and every days
creed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

Now they are talking of giving
speaker Cannon the second place ON
'he Republican ticket as sort Of a
consolation prize. ana Uncle Joe "a
not making the same loud protest
AGAINST lowering the dignity of the
great state Illinois that he was mai,
ing a few months ago. Possibly he
sees rare consolation In the chance
OF Tossing around the members OF
inc Senate like he has been bossinu
tho House members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18
The Law-Abidine Saloon Keeper

Brooklyn is said to have Il saloon
keeper who for twehty- i've gears has
not only observed tile strict letter Of
The law. but has at all limos rcfuscl
to sell more than three drinks TO any
one patron. He is reported TO he pros
porous and happy. Had his brethren
in the business in o;iicr localities iui-
tlated his example lhoys would as
body. be much happier than they now
are and hardly less prosperous: nor
would the demand for the abolition
OF the saloon have reached the sweep
Ing proportions Of today II is the
lawlcss saloon-keeper who is chiefly
responsible for this agitation. He
sowed the wind; the harvest of whirl,
wind is being reaped alike ly the law
abitling and the lawless. tho innocent
and the guilty. Incidentally tho no.
litical demaecguc and the Phariecc
are milking the most of the .opportur
nity.-Norfoik Virginian- Pilot.
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a movement has been started IN
lavor OF brief nominating speeches at
both the national conventions n #
is successful, how in the world are
inc TWO cities whore the conventions
are to be held going to hold the del
es''tes long enough TO get their money
back, IL it is true that the candidates
nave already been chosen ana plat
forms written?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


Hope is the mother Of disappolut-
mcn'.
Lots of people look easy until you
Try to do them.
You never have TO dun a man vino
owes YOU a grudgc.
Sooner or later the chronic kicker
gets his foot in it,
A woman's tears and mans grIns
are no; always on the level
II Is so much easier to forget a
favor than ii is 10 forgive an injury.
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

1t must take them long time to
say all the hard things they want to
against each other down In Georgia.
where they begin their campaigns for
ONCE two years ahead OF the time
when the convention is to be held
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

The Old Dominion League seems to
nave died aborning. 1t is just as we'll
as 1t certainly would have not been
TO the credit of the city of Newport
Mems to be in that class. The state
league is about our size.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, 1908.
HOT AFTER THE ANARCHISTS,

sitt TN v NT.' Z N y TIE NNNNLr'loI ..
IL is very gratifying to have almost
daily proof that the police authorities
scf the various cities throughout the
country are giving the Federal gov
eminent splendid support in its efforts
20 rid the country OF anarchists aud
the awful crimes they stand for
Tho only thing to regret is that the
order OF Secretary Straus came TWEEN
" years late and Is In no wise bind
ing on the police of the cities. Al
though Americans have long realized
the danger of harL'orng anarchists
and have repeatedly seen ghastly
demonstrations OF 1t. from Haymar-
kot days down to the assault on tho
chief OF police of Chicago concerted
laction has never been taken. With
each fresh offcnse the police OF varl,
ous cities have been ,momcn,nrily in
( spired with great zeal harmless
cranks have been shadowcd togeih-
or With bloodthii'sty anarohistlc ma.
MACS. and all alike have been forgot.
+ ten as soon as a new pickpockct ap.
pcared or n bank teller went wrong.
such occasional, questionable prod,
ding only served to irritate the unde-
sirable elements and to impress still
more deeply upon diseased minds the
''tyranny' CT all government, withou.
putting them whore they could do nc
charm TO Americans, but II the police
throughout the country continue to
loyalty respond TO Mr.. Straus' call n
host OF dangerous characters will be
speedily bundled into outbound steam.
ers and. hidden adieu without an an
sroyoir.
But so long rs municipal authori-
lies are under no stronger obligations
titan that of courtesy to assist the
Federal government in an unpleasant
task the success of Mir Straus' plan
will vary with the personnel OF local
police bureaus and the department of
commerce and labor. Anarchists and
s&crlminals will continue TO congrcgate
in towns where corrupt politicians
find them useful or whore weak DO
lice forces dread TO combat with
aetbcm. The number of such comm.
mites is large-so large indeed that
@stliey might serve as "A base OF opera.
ton for all the crooks and lunatcs
IN Christendom. Perhaps some day
Americans will learn that after an
S9!i,usual epidemic of crime, that cit
les. states, and the Federal govern
z mcnt must work together more sys
Dramatically and relcntlessly than al
present in stamping out murders. If
9 this European system OF general reg
lstration is utterly repngnant to our
& iiidtysdualistic countrymen, as 1t seems
10 lie, some other method must be de-
rissti to trace and control suspects
and Offenders without regard TO the
feelings of local bosses and timid
constahcs.
Until criminals are made TO feel
uisSafe in every part OF the country.
snsl anarchists know the folly of try.
ing TO conceal their dlabolical aspfra-
TORS. alien degeneraics will not be
sgreatly terrified by the deportation
i.lause in the immigration act
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-18

Tiilman took new way to deliver
1t, but the language had the same OLD
puhsency and was just as readable
Us ever, 1t must have made even The
bunch of esolism in the White House
vince.