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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25
THE TAFT ADMINISTRATION.

On Thursday, March 4, 1909 new
Republican administration of nation
al affairs will replace the old re-
gime. We trust that the new pilot
who steps on the bridge and takes
the helm to steer the old Ship of
State will give to the country and all
j of it's citizenship alike lust and
wise administration. His great abil-
ity as statesman has been thorough
ly demonstrated by the eminent serv-
ices, in different capacities, he has
rendered his country and we trust
that those services will find full frui-
ton and fitting complement in those
he shall render as President.
Mr.. Tafts well-balanced and Judi
cially trained mind has had unusual
opportunities in the school of interna-
tional craftsmanship, and he comes
to his exalted station as Chief Exec
utive of the Nation prepared to the
minute for the performance or dis
charging of its high duties. He has
worked his way up to the position of
highest honor and trust within the
gift Of the people by his untiring en-
ergy and answering adherence to
right principles.
1t is not reasonable to put down
as an incontrovertible hypothesis
that Mr.. Taft is going to follow servil-
ly in his administration the beaten
path of any predecessor; but, in the
heat and contention of the recent
strenuous campaign, such was assert.
ed with all the force of emphasis with
in the gift of his opponents. Without
attempting to enter into any extend
ed comparison of Abraham Lincoln
D and Mr.. Taft, it will not be out of
the way to say word about what
!. was true Of the one and what may
likely be true of the other. When
ouMr. Lincoln entered upon his admin.
illustration there were three men, Sew.
pol rd, Stanton and Hamlin, in his Of
he6cial family, whom a great MANY
anlousands of the people of the coun
pn. 7, as we'll as the men themselves
! ought would virtually be the
-, 7ction force of the govern.
i'm aht or, in other words, the
ste Ger behind the throne; but
IN all came gradually and surpris
Fnn a to a realization of the fact that
MS Gincoln, and not his secretaries
work the President of the United
5. And what was true of Mr..
IN, in all probability will be
bf Mr.. Taft.
~ rope for the incoming admins
I5e 4. every success. We hope that
Tx of the Constitution will be
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

We cannot say but that it may be
a part of the inscrutable scheme of
things that there are those in high
places who are too narrow and self.
flattering to practice their own by.
Docritical preachments and allow the
door of hope" to swing outward as
we'll as inward to their fellow coun-
trymen as it does for themselves.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

There are Theodores and Theo-
dores-Theodore Roosevelt and The
odore Burton, the one a President
md the other a Representative, and
both are after Senator Forakers
Job the former out of revenge and
the latter for what there is in it.
May they both thrive not.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

Another bond issue of 100000 is
to be strapped upon the people of
Davidson County as vitality necessary
for the completion of the two
bridges in course of construction
across the Cumberland River in this
city. The first estimate of 100000
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

to such a record. He began his serv-
ices in Nashville at the time when
many eyes were turned on this city.
The success that has met his efforts
is shown when he will remember the
amount of happiness and prosperity
enjoyed by himself and family.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

The coiner of the phrase Square
deal" would do we'll to adhere to it
IS one of the cardinal virtues under
lying his dealings with his fellows.
It should be used for other motives
and purposes than mere exploitation.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

opened, read and interpreted with
spirit of justice and fairness to the
end that all citizens alike will be
benefciaries of its provisions.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-25

In establishing the censorship over
the press it is probable that the
court at Union City is preparing to
initiate the tribunals of old presided
over by the gods whose mills ground
slowly, but ground exceedingly fine.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
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4 hsssss ksseAsl
Pueblo rhief1alu

Denver sept lG Love and death
IN race for the Possession of
wuman led q the Romantic bedside
marriage OF Mrs Iva I. Wheeler
and Mr. Richard A Mcknight at n.
Joseph hospital Yesterday
Mrs. Wheeler j. postmistress Of
Crested Butte. Colo, and was in
Denver at the hospital receiving
treatment for an ulcerated stomach.
Suddenly She was taken worse and
Mr. Mcknight, fearing 10 lose her
by death, determined 20 make the
most of his time, aud speeding 20
the county clerk and recorders Office
be secured license and within an
hour was back at the hospital aud
married 10 the woman Of his choice.
James Mcknight, son Of the groom
Was the best man" and one of the
pretty nurses, Miss Mary Collins,
was bridesmaid The bed was sur
rounded with black -robed sisters,
and altogether 1t was the most
hii"' N'tbihb 'N'i Hfil ~ lfsuNtT.
After Dec. IL when Mrs Me
Knight term as postmistress will
expire, the couple will make their
home at Ouray, where Mr. Mcknight
is master mechanic Of the Camp
Bird mine by that time he expects
to be sheriff of Ouray county, for, as
he says, this latest escapade Of his
will certainly gain for him the vote
OF every woman IN the county
Mrs. Meningitis three children.
two girls. students at LOretto acai
emy and one son, Arthur, at Denver
university, aud Mr. Meningitis son
james, were all present at the we'd
ding Of their parents
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Call For Mass Meeting

There will be mass meeting Of
citizens at the polling place on New
York Ave In West Gunuis0n ON
Saturday evening, Sept. 10Th, 1908
at $50 O'Clock sharp, for the purpose
Of taking up the West end school
situation Everybody in School
District No. Is requested 90 be
present and especially those In the
West portion, who are directly
affected by recent changes iu the
city schools. The school board is
also especially invited 10 attend
The Petitioners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

Rev Chas Fuller organized q
Presbyterian church at Pitkin with
2l members.
j T.. Brothers was appointed de-
putty IN the county treasurer Office
under Pat DAILY
Agent j i. lIuntlev of the Rio
Grande, purchased ranch IN Delta
county and sent J + Lees down To
improve it.
@. A. r. Post No l. held a
grand jubilee, the occasion being a
visit from Department Commander
Gen. j w. Browning.
The Elk Mountain Fuel Company
was incorporated by J. {. Osgood
d. C. Beaman, Julian II. kebler, II.
X. Wolcott, and S n Wood
Twenty years ago the republicans
made the following county nomina-
tons Judge, b. II Wegener; Sur
veyor, Ira Brown; Commissioner c.
= Foster.
Judge NJ B. Gerry left the dis
trict bench and was eulogized by
members of the bar in a series ol
resolutions presented by Hon, Alex
Gullett Theron Stevens Of Ouray
was appointed in his place to Gil
vacancy.
Lightning struck the telegraph
Office, severely shocking Alex.
Gullett and the operator, Mrs. Bird
Another bolt struck B w. Marsh
and a third paralized the left arm Of
T.. B. Anderson. The residence Of
Y. G.. Brewer was also set on fire by
the lightning
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Car Load Of Jerseys

Fourteen head Of Jerseys, includ-
ing one thoroughbred bull were
brought to Guunison this week by
Vim. Hem. ; c. Fisher purchas-
ed the bull and twelve cows and
heilers
Not all this herd were thorough
breds, but they are high grade
stock, and will make an addition TO
the dairy herds Of our section.
There is strong talk Of a creamery
About sixty Of our ranchmen now
have cream seplrators and the field
ought 10 be Iipe fur such an iusti-
tuition
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Dr. Warren II. Twinins Named for
State Senator.

At the senatorial convention Of
Gunnisun and Pitkin counties held
in Pueblo last week DIR. Warren
H. Twininc % Aspen was unanim-
uusly named as state senator for the
eleventh district to succeed senator
ID. T. Sapn, who had positively re-
fused 10 run again. DIR. Twining is
one Of the best known democrats
and citizens OF Aspen and will un-
doubtly be elected. He will soon
pay our county a visit and get ac-
quainte4
II. W. Clark of Aspen was chosen
chairman # the senatorial commit
tee. Porer Nelson and j ".
McD1uIll are the other members
and this committee Is given power
10 fiji vacancies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
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Nsa tkusis,

i..publlcan- 0f tianni-1n csaBiv
wIl hald convention o. pat sp
coGuiy t,ekei ueyi Itursdzv
News Champsan heaTs the f1lloulns
names discussed i.sr dlfferoui offices
CIers aad recorder J l.. Lanssson
Il fItsIr representative. " H.
Meek q lola. Assessor. Frank :.
San4-el e lrwIr I1hn Wolfe and
Elmer Msliin e Gunri-4u. Com
mIssIaners N A Gilla-ley and
traak laghtly 1i Gauu,- 4n. and
y N FHrk d Ohio CITY aui A
IsIuue ff irkm trsasurer. Miss
SYLVIA Smith e trcsied Bst,e
sheriff. Emerson Carr uf DAYTON.
Judge. D u Wegensr and Willard
y arse oi GuHni-pn. superintendent
Of schools Miss I.uella johnson of
Ohio Cuy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
SPENCER
News Champion Correspondence.

" NN"' hdilIiph correspondence.
Wednesday, September lG.
Alva Foster is in Gunnison this
week
Carl Rosenbaum has been work
ing on the road.
j. p Barrows is improving after
his recent sick spell
F p Holt is back from Pueblo
where he took N the Democratic
convention.
Foster Bros. returned first Of the
week from Powderhorn where they
were having.
Harry Rosenbaum has moved hi~
family TO Spencer where they will
reside for a time.
NJ NJ Foster and A. f. IIav went
to Gunnison Thursday. The latter
went on to Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Wm Qualey fstslIey Injured on
Cerro Hill

u m. gudley, al tImmarUn was
caught between his engine and the
cab51sa ui iri ght train at Cerro
Summit last Thursday afternoon
and was So badly crushed that he
died several hours later The help
er engine In charge If Luu Lathr1p
and Qualey had Just helped the
cast bound passenger up the hill
and bad run onto the west switch
preparing t1 return o. Ngutruse
when the accident occurred. lie
was taken t1 N1utrlsa AT once
where al possible aid vas given
him. bat 81 was oi u1 avail His
body was taken 20 lbs Angeles
where his parents live. Mr.. Quail
ev belonged o. the EIks and Fire
mems lodge and was among the
most popular and respected men On
the vest end
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Public School Enrolment

The public schools opened Mon
day with Superintendent II. p.
Mowrer in charge OF the seventh
and eighth grades, Miss katherine
Nef fifth and sixth. Miss Ida A.
Lauritzen third and fourth. These
grades are located in the Colorado
street building while the primary
grades with Miss Mable Milliran a.
teacher and Miss Annie Dill in
charge Of the second are at the Pine
street building.
Following Is the enrolment
Seventh and eighth-36.
Fifth and sixth-lG.
Third and fourth-f3.
Second Is.
Primary-l6.
Total-l5q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Kills 600 Pound Cinnamon

\ party from Carpenters killed a
monster cinnamon bear last week
Cliff Emerson, Cap. Rhea, and Ed.
Rhea Of Mckinney, Texas, with J. J.
Carpenter and son Howard for
guides got after the bear in the
mountains northwest Of Sportsman 5
hotel They trailed him SIX miles
over the high cliffs until slide had
worn out his footpads, Then the
dogs treed him J. J. dropped him
to the ground with shot. when the
bear charged at close quarters. An
other shot in his forehead finished
him up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

SIX r19m brick residence, four
lots, city water electric lights Good
barn. House alone would cost
$4,000 % replace. SI.JuU
Five room frame cottage. five lots
cellar, pantry. closets, good well,
$500.
Comfortable three room frame
cottage. , lots. $500 VIII sell for
$50 down. balance monthly pay
meuts at above rental value
HENET 7. LAKE
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
~. Asnes Heel SAsges passes
ASay

tT t4esfiL .I Mrs. >hOre- MAS "A
sba-k b. the community a. no one
here Knew tagf She was ia Denver at
st. Je~eph hospital 10 undergo an
operation thar sac believed woald
once more give her the power 30
walk. OF which She had been de-
prlved by rheumatism. She sur
vived the operation two hours. and
passed away before recovering from
the effect Of the anesthetics, Satur-
dav night at lJ.2u
The remains were brought 20
Gunnison Monday and many old
friends were dt the station
Al ten O'Clock Tuesday morning
the last tribute Of respect was paid
Services Were held at the Episcopal
church, Rev Bacon ia charge. Many
Of her Grand junction relatives and
friends werc here aud a general out
pouring of Guunison people crowd
ed the church and the lawn. From
there to the cemetery where the
burial seryire was read, followed by
a touching tribute from Judge
Shackleford 1t was fearful
crowd thai listened to the beautiful
and deserved words OF praise that
fell from he lips OF ono who knew
her c.-ssifa. Lelpial lie. lie read
one of her poems and it was follow
ed by singing Nearer My God to
Thee ~ Flowers in profusion filled
and decked the grave 1t was a
long time ere all departed, 10th to
leave the beautiful spot that holds
all that is mortal Of Mrs. Shores.
Mrs. Shores was born at Watseka,
Illinois, and was iifty-eight years of
age. y sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Allison,
and two brothers, Frank and Ed
lluel survive her. She was married
TO C. " Shores in Illinois and came
TO Colorado and GuunIsou county in
1850. Two sons. Frank aud G.. W.
Shores Jr were born TO them For
eight years IN the pioneer days Mr.
Shores was sheriff Of Gunnisuu
county and Mrs Shores, acquaint-
ance and friendship covered nearly
every person IN the vicinity Later
the family moved 10 Grand Junction
and there sickness afflicted her
which she bore with lOrtitudc and
cheeriulness that was q marvel 10
all
She was versatile M her accom-
plishmouts An author and artist
and musician, and has left many
noantllul paintings aud sketches,
some painted during her illness, that
will pe above price 10 her loved
ra,s Aucles from her pen con-
tlnued To adorn the public press.
She often visited Gunuis1u and
spent many DAYS here last July with
her frieuus and enjoying the noun
tain views that she loved CHEEKY
and bright as Of old She was par
tIcular y thoughtful of others sar-
rJws; one Of her last acts was ID Sc
cure a wheel chair especially made
Tor Maggie Haley whom she pitrel
because Of her iuhnnitic,.
Mr. Shores and sons have the SYM
pathy IT all in their great loss
ote saw the Sublime
In Nature. Iu the ia Ines and hush
She pas Of her -hoe-. forever larfrE.
Her GoI iu His work., and H. grace .mulsr
IUE.
Ia the Jap % Nsture-shr lowed. she -.s-.
Her su1rit hai,si O. his face
lmmsuus. land with purified ewes
She secs all its beaufv and grace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Annual Stockholders Meeting

Of the LaNeta Hotel company will De
held at the Office Of said company iu
the town uI Gunuisou, Colorado. on
Monday, the 2l-t day II September.
lJH>. for the tra1sIetiHg of such
business as may come before the
meeting
r y. LEWIS. President
W. A MUD1yaU- >ec'v.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
III NAu MKT
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s.ss1 - - tal1s e
CdhssiD

With Jahn shafrofh al the head
ot oar demooTatic state slckct. one
mlZLt oserlSok MANY weak places.
.gi sscl are exceedsngly ie~ Il they
.an be said 10 exls; al all Sh@frutl.
was wanted by all the mountain
counties for governor. bgt Denver
preferred Dr jefferson However.
Denver Wss ogtvo,ed although that
city had yasi secured the seating of
the entire Speer delegation, the
nomination of Cbas J Haghes for
! nIted States senator and had dc
tated two supreme court Judges.
Ii took two and half days Of
bickering and voting and slate max
ing before this point WAS attained
The great struggle was over the
question as 10 whether II Was best to
seat the Speer delegation entire or
give half Of Ienvers l.9 votes to
the regular organization or anti
Speer democrats
Hon. ID 7 Sapp made splendid
run for supreme court Judge and If
Vesa county had kept out of the
race his supporters would have won
J. I. Pearson. chairman of the Gun
nlson county delegation made the
nominating speech and II was a fine
slk, generally considered the most
eloquent and forceful Of the ten
speeches placing candidates for
Judge IN nomination. However the
strength of Pueblo's q votes forced
Judge WhIte ON the slate. FL Iaso
got Judge Musser the same way,
while a combination Of counties se-
cured Hill of Fort Morgan. Judge
Nj. ;. Bailey Of Canon City aud
Reece McClosky Of Durango receiv-
ed the solid support of the l.9 Den
yer votes. In spite Of this disad-
vantage Mr Sapp stood sixth on the
list with 39S votes as against 343
for :. \ Wheeler of Grand June
ton.
Following the election Of Judges
came the nominations for governor
ShairOth led from the start. with
Jefferson second, Rucker third, Ehr-
hart fourth and Franklin fifth On
the third ballot Judge Rucker ere
ated sensation by accusing the
Denver delegation OF double crossing
him, which Immediately threw the
nomination to Shairoth.
The following ticket was then
nominated, the last work of the CON
vention not being completed until
after three O'Clock Friday morning
. For Governor, John Shafroth of
Denver.
Lieutenant governor, ). X fItz-
Secretary, A. b. Pearre of Otero.
gerald of Telluride
Treasurer, J. W. Gallag N, Of
Loveland
Auditor, Rodney Kernahan Of
Denver.
Attorney General, John +. Bar
nett, Of Ouray.
Regents, Ralph Talbot Of Denver,
and Ethelbert islams of Telluride
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, katherine Cook of Adams.
Railroad commissioners. A. T.
Anderson Of Las Animas. Frank T.
Moore Of Florence; ". l.. Seaiey Of
Boulder
Supreme Court Judges, s H.
White of Pueblo: W. i. Hin of Fort
Morgan: c. w. Musser of Colorado
Springs; and Morton S. Bailey of
Canon CITY
Congressman at Large, Edward
T. Taylor Of Glenwood Springs
Presidential Electors. : y.
Wheeler, Grand junction. {. L. JEFF
ferson Larimer; d. r. Sapp Gunni-
son: T. J. Ehrhart Chaifee: c 5.
Thomas of Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Gard of Thanks

We wish to heartily thank the
countless friends for their many kind
acts and beautiful floral offerings
during our recent bereavement
c. ". SHeEF-.
FRANK SH1HE-.
e. W SH1EF~. IE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

T.. NJ. Nourse and family, Mrs
Elizabeth Brown Of Grand Junction
and John Brown and family Of
Willow Springs, No. returned from
a camping trip on Cement Creek
Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

Have y1u ever examined our pat
tern inlaid and printed linolcums
They viii surprise YOU ia quality
and cueapncsS Nothing quite
equals good inIaid Iuoleum ~ a
floor covering
tkEFNrE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

Z A. Howe. wife and son, Of To-
peka, Kansas, are spending a few
davs with the J : Marshall family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

Rev Webber Of the Methodist
church will preach Sunday morning
and evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
T or Rent

] have 100 acre ranch. well inn
proved with good house, barn and
OuthuiliInU also stock Inquire
al ranch 5J-i
GrrN SMITH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
TWENTY YEARS AGO. =
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should add orgsaiata.c. .. fofg.a.
Aud nsrsr brought b. a.,sf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

Tags for shipping fish. one cent
each at News Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

DR. W A. Ridley of Ohio City.
will be at DR. Sullivan office We'd
uesIay, Sept %, for special work on
the eyes. lie has had eight wears
experience on the eve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

For SME-The brick residence
known as the Thos. Cox property on
North Wisconsin street Inquire at
the residence
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

O-So Good Ice Cream Cones and
Delicious Ice Cream at Gavette Bros
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

FGR RENT Small FURNISHED house
inquire at Sampliners If
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
BUSINESS LOCALS

Want ads aud sancnncsm.nts under this h.s
cents line.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-10-02
A Negroes Triumph.
Especial to Bystander.)

A young Negro, William Haniey
Braithwaite, poet and author, has
earned the highest gratitude OF the
literary world and the Negro race by
the publication of his recent book,
1.-The Book of Eliza be,hian Verses"
issued by Small Maynard & Co., Of Bos.
ton, Mass. This book contains more
than 800 pages of the rarest verses
from more than hundred poets Of
the Elizabethan age Many an old
favorite we meet again in this book
and learn the authors name. The
notes are sane clear and full bearing
witness to the painstaklng know
ledge and literary judgement of the
editor This book the achievement OF
Negro, deserves hearty appreciation
aud wide circulation among his people.
1t is feather in the cap of Negro
authoship. The book is now in it's
second edition
CHAs, B. JOHNSON.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-10-02
MACON MO-. NOTES.
(Last Week.)

Harry Davis the Colored lad who
was killed by Henry Rhea white,
August 81, will be defended by At
torney Barbour, Colored, Of Oklahoma
The populace as well at the attorney
are praying for Justice, and all parties
hope that it will be liberaly meeted
out to the guilty one Esq. Barbour
is one of the coming young lawyers,
bold as serpent and harmless as a
dove. is thoroughly prepared to take
care of his clients case.
L. r. Barbour, of Oklahoma, Dolly.
cred timely lecture to the Colored
ci,izeds OF Macon in the A. VI. Il.
church last Wednesday evening, he
spoke from no particular premesis, but
! m rely miscellaneous advisory talk,
he advises the people to get money
get land get M education, and to be
prepared for every emergency, and the
b st time 10 prepare for war is in the
time Of peace.