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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
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M osiy vss 8sassl Oanpers,
se-slscssd psss;Asss Il ~ Anssicsn
Fsdssssioa II Isbos st iss sscent
saassl conveation in Desver, but
- received tho hssrty plssdts
Of HE fellow workers f'E bic stand
in favor Of Bryan and against the
repsblicsn psrty's labor ~cord.
In addition to this, Daniel J. Ksefe
ono Of the vics pcssideats who
worked aud voted for Taft, VAS
sasam -rolIered aad asoehes man
elected in his plscs. We srs not
yet ssre ~hsther Gompers sddsd any
net ssreagth to the democratic
ticket, bnt certainly his position and
that of Bryan was absolutely right.
and the two million federationists
are standing behind him now, if
they did not ali get together at the
polls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
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BoAchkiss Herald-HoAchkiss hts
~ aissises;oa OF kaviaS among
IL cisisess oee Of tAs oldest and
nose rsGslar voAsrs of ths cosatry.
Jsdss TAoopsoa hss voAed for
ssvsaty two yeass I'D ssvsr missed
an electioa. The voAe casG THE year
inakee the ninteenth vote for . pre-
sident. II there 10 any place in the
country where this record can he
heat 10 would like to hear from it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
kev Dynaos Has Arrived,

The new 1900 candle power dyna-
mo for our municipal light plant
has arrived and is being lnstslled
II you notice . decided improve
ment IN the glins toward the close
of this week, YOU will remember
where TO credit it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
he Ord Nsoice

Evaneelistic services at the Meth
odist church have been progressing
this week, with excellent attendance
Rev. Robt p Canon. evangelist and
Or. Z. T. Cassell, musical director
arrived Wednesday night from
Delta and the meetilGs viii con-
dsee ander their charss for another
OvD&.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
Anessl - Rave Ses1sa kaaDal

Steve Perschbacher was arrested
Sunday and arraigned in Justice
Pouers court Monday On informa-
ton charging him with stealing GER
IL. property belonging 70 shipper
on the COLORADO & Sosthern. A coil
Of wire cable, hand saw, chain and
oslrr articles alleged to have been
tal-n were fosnd At his residence
Mr. Perschhecher gave bneds and
ha- taken change Of venue % that
the trial will come of before Justice
lraby on December 4th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
naells Gees Dsy Dsceakes n1i

Jos lngham came back this week
from Marble. Since the town went
dry JOS Faussone has closed up his
saloon, while Mr. Tracy will put in
. billiard parlor and cigar stand
The new local option law takes effect
Decemher 3rd
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

Mn. W. B. Owens and daughter,
Nm. W. E. Hesrick. Of Palissdes are
guests Of Mn. E. y. Boyles Of our
sosa cd wil lassr 60 70 Ohio City,
theso b viois Nm. c. r. Deahaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
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Wednesday. Nov. :5.
The first quarterly examinations
were given on Monday. Tuesday and
" ednesday morning. "Wednesday
afternoon being devoted to the
second literary program.
The program was . Thanksgiving
number. II was as follows:
song School.
Reading, Thanksgiving PROCLAIM alton, Carl
Risse.
Rec. "The Corn Song Nellie Ferrens.
Essay, The Custom Of anksgivinx." Fern
Friend.
Orchestra.
Rec, Thank .Giving in 17ss-ise. Fay Henry.
n.-, SELECTION from the Norma Crook.
D'~i'x"e' aiming oftheShrew Ray NanAken
Violin Solo, VIM. Bryan.
Essay, "Origin Of Thank sgivinG," nsrsaret
Doyle.
song. School.
Rec. Thanksgiving Day in 1885, Mabel
Cooper.
Rec. Waiting for the Children" Bessie
Jscklin.
Orchestra.
Debate, Resolved: That tho treatment OF
the aboriginal Of North America by the whites
was Just and productive Of the best results"
Affirmative. Geo. Brown, Tom Qsinn.
Negative. Leora Foster. Kate walker.
The judges for the debate were
Mrs. Routson, Carl Zueslder and
DIR. Sullivan. The decision va,
two in favor Of the Affirmative and
one in favor of negative.
Thursday and Friday are the an
nual Thanksgiving holidays.
Jeanette Foulke Was absent last
week because of sickness, but il
back again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
TWENTY MAN Ao0 .
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Nm. Lida Bailey tho coNSsctiones
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Gvosnd. The Gem mine VS. slsC
beine worked under lasss BY Power
Lampkins. Fraser and SpesNsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

Woodnsn Ball lase night wss =
ri I'd affair, the halle beise crowd
a and everybody esjoyiae The bess
kind of . tine. 4aoers orcbestrs
fsrnishsd agrssabls Dssic for ths
eves,s Tie ssPper givsa By S. s.
yohesoa a IL 4ain resesssaAt ~
Idly ps.ssd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

Sts1yed-Red Heifer call, branded
O< o On left side. Both hind feet
WhioD. Reward ior inSornatioa OF
seeaRa 10 ]. c Laabsety, Gunnisun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27
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month on sacA $1,000 borrowed.
fOs have ten years 10 repay losn,
OF loea csn hs r~paid ssy time,
stopping iasersst ssd principal.
Call OF sddsUss:
THE STANDARD TsUsT Co. QNc),
Room 3Os Railway Exchange Bldg.
Deaves, Colo.
O6ces throughout the United
S4aAas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Alice Cosum, Thursday
Dc. 5. All ssmpssancs women sss
urged to b prsseat. WhetAer
Donbefs q tho Unioa O. not.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

James Shzckleford, superiaten
dent Of stores at Mt. Carbon 10 spend
ing Thanksgiving in Gsnnison
with his sister, Nn. ). c. Parsons
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

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A1sFseOs bstwssa "qsiok" asd the
"6ssd"! ssksd ~ Sunday school
tescAer.
Willis viewed HE hand frsnticslly.
well Willis"Y
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Tie oe~ thss - oss Of tks
sag Il ths sssooesiIss; ths enss
tkoe DAT - ~ 'AaoA.'
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

Our TAA.ksgiviAg ssA Hol,Asy
fosssl Cesds hsvs jssG ssvivsA. Cell
80 naks yosr ssIsc4isa whibs ths
sesnssoses j. coapssAs.
l7-lS OAvErTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-27

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

clal club, and J. p. Hess, president Of the
National horticultural congress, who eN-
planned the necessity OF the fruit show
having the support Of the business com
munity II It was to be the success which
everything Indicated Il would be.
The money subscribed yesterday Is to be
used in erecting a temporary building for
the spraying demonstration during the bis
show and to help out the cash premium
list.
This congress represents one Of the
most important of our national interests
and wish for It the greatest possible sue
cess. Is the sentiment Of Governor e. W,
Hoch of Kansas in a letter to General
Manager +. l.. Reed, acknowledging the
receipt Of a membership card in the Ma
tional Horticultural congress. Governor
Hoch does not say whether he will be able
to attend or not. but Il is understood that
~ he attends the National Corn show
across the river he will also pay the show
here a visit.
An exhibit OF apples from Grand juno.
ton, Colo, was received yesterday at the
Bloomer cold storage plant.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE DEPUTIES
sheriff, Treasurer md Auditor Name
Lucky Ones.

~ bao hAaAAO NoAA
Lucky Ones.
Announcement was made yesterday by
shertff-elect McCaffery that he had Of
fersd the position Of deputy sheriff at
Avoca to Roy Hardesty. deputy for the
last four years in the office Of the clerk
of the district c6urt. and that Hardosty
had accepted the place This is the flrs'
change announced TO take place with the
incoming of the newly elected county Of
ficials.
Mr.. McCaffery also announced that A.
Johnson. who has been serving as bailiff
OF the district court at Avoca and GUS
todian Of the court house there. would be
retained in that office.
Although no formal announcement to
the effect has been made, It is understood
that County Treasurer Mitchell plans to
retain ]. c. Christensen and Otto Vollstedt,
his present deputies. The resignation Of
Miss Claire McIntire on her recent marriage
left a place vacant In the treasurer's Of
flee. n. A. Waddington. the republican
candidate for recorder. who lost out by
six votes, is assisting in the treasurer's
office temporarily.
r.. V. Innes, county auditor-elect yes
, to-day authorized the announcement that
| John II. Chizum, at present deputy under
Auditor Cheyne. would be retained in that
position. There will be only one deputy
in this office. others that Mr.. lines may
employ will be merely clerks. County
Auditor Cheyne expects upon his retirement
from office to remove to Idaho.
Sheriff Canning, when he turns over his
star to Mr.. McCaffery, expects to devote
his time to handling Canadian lands, in
which he is largely interested. County
Recorder Baird has not yet decided what
he will do when he leaves the county court
house, where he has served in one capacity
or another for the last fifteen years. He
is said to be contemplating taking a much
needed rest. His successor, Recorder-elect
,, w. H. Barghausen. has not made'any an
nouncement as to his assistants in the Of
flee and probably will not until the time
for filing notice of a contest by the re-
publicans has expired.
Harry H.. Brown, who will assume the
duties of clerk of the district court after
January l., is out of the city at present.
He has made no announcement as yet as
to who his deputies will be. Two deputies
and a clerk are allowed in the Council
Bluffs office and one deputy and a clerk
at Avoca.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
AID ron HORTICULTURAL SHOW
Business Men Come Forward with the
Required Cash. ..~, !

The National Horticulture congress is to
receive the cooperation and unqualified
support OF the business men of Council
Bluffs. This was assured when. yesterday
noon. over fifty Of the leading business and
professional men OF the city gathered at the
Grand hotel in response to the invitation Of
T.. H.. Doolittle, chairman of the executive
committee OF the Commercial club.
The meeting, held In the Dutch room OF
the Grand hotel. where lunch was served,
was for the purpose Of arouslng interest
in the approaching big fruit show, and
that 1t accomplished its purpose was dem
onstrated by the fact that the men present,
in response to a call for financial assist
ance. promptly subscribed 1880.
After the menu had been discussed and
cigars lighted. Victor f. Bender made a
brief talk. outlining the history and pur-
pose of the National Horticultural congress
and explaining the need OF additional funds
and the purposes for which they were to
ne used. Mr.. Bender was followed by
Charles A. Beno. president Of the CONNER
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Young Man Kills Himself.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Nov. 1s.-(Spe-
cIal)-Tsil.ng his companion that he intend.
ed to commit suicide Martin Van Alst, aged
p, living near New Sharon, yesterday shot
himself with a shotgun and died immedl-
ately. Van Alst's brother-in-law. Merrill
Appel, was visiting at the house, and Van
Alst urged him to go hunting with him.
Appel objected at first because he feared
the young man intended to do violence to
himself. Later he consented. After they
had started Van Alst told Appel that he
was going to kill himself. He handed Appel
his pocketbook and watch and told him
to go to the house and notify the family
Appel, fearing violence to himself If he did
not obey. started back. He had gone only
a short distance before Van Aist shot him
self.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
-
Eunernl of NIisa Wnpd.

The funeral of Miss Cecll Babe Ward.
daughter OF Mrs. Clara Ward. held yester-
day afternoon from the family residence.
20 North First street, was attended by 4
large number OF friends OF the deceased
and beresved family. The mary beautiful
floral tributes evidenced the esteem and
love In which the young woman had been
held. Rev. j. w. Jones. rector Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, conducted the services
and Mrs. w. o. Pryor. Mrs. Charles Atkins
ana Mrs. George Kahle of Colorado Springs
sang. Miss Ward was born in Omaha and
had been q student in the high school there
before moving with her mother and sisters
% Council Bluffs. Burial was in Fairview
cemetery, the pailbearers being Guy Hardy,
William Chude. Harry Cooke, Omaha
Harry Andrews, Robert Mcpherson, Mat
Scanlan, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Muscatine VIII Go Dry.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Nov. 1s.-(Spe-
cial. )-Muscatine will go dry at once. This
is the effect of the decision at Davenport
and received in Muscatlne yesterday. Judge
Bollinger. who made the decision, finds that
the mulct petition is insufficient because
Of the absence of dates with 500 signatures
on the article of consent, This means tina
Muscstine's saloons will rave to close at
once and that it will be a year at least
before another effort can be made by any OF
the saloon keepers to reopen their places
The decision marks the end of one Of the
greatest saloon fights that has ever beer
waged in any city in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
BOARD FIXES OFFICIAL BONDS
Special Session to Pass on This and
other Business.

The Board of Supervisors reconvened yes
terday to take up the batch of bills and
other business left over from the regular
session last week. Friday the supervisors
will meet the supervisors of Harrison
county in joint session as a drainage board.
The bonds OF the county officers elect
were fixed as follows: Auditor, $4,000;
treasurer, $4,000; attorney, 5000; clerk of
district court, $4,000; recorder, $4,000; sher-
iff, 10000; surveyor, 5000; superintendent
Of schools, $1,000: coroner, 1000.
The bonds Of deputy sheriffs were fixed
at $1,000 and those Of all other deputies
at $1,000.
Justices of the peace in Kane township,
which includes the city of Council Bluffs
will be required to give a $500 bond, while
those in Knox township must give a $1,000
bond. In all other townships containing
incorporated towns the justices will be re-
quired to give 500 bonds and in all other
townships only $500. Constables in Kane and
Knox townships will be required to give
1000 bonds; and those in townships hav-
ing Incorporated towns, 500 bonds and in
all other townships, $500 bonds.
The bonds Of township clerks was fixed
at 81. 500 and those of township assessors
at $500.
Supervisor Setz reported that he had sold
one lot with n small dwelling on 1t in
Treynor which the county owned, for SG15.
Two other lots in the same town he re-
ported as sold by him for s422.5O. These
three lots were acquired by the county a
few years ago from an old man, named
Schmidt in return for the county agreeing
to care for him the remainder of his life
The sale was approved by the board.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
LOOKOUT INN IS BURNED
Famous Hosiery I'm Tenn
essee II Destroyed by
Fire.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 1s.-Famous old
Lookout Inn on the crest Of lookout noun
tain, was destroyed by fire late today to-
gether with its contents. The owners. Junk
& Shammotsky. stated that a deal had just
been contaminated for the sale OF the inn
property for a consideration OF sl35, 600. and
but for the fire the deal would have been
closed today. There was but $4,000 insur-
ance on the hotel and its furnishings. Aside
from the hotel four cottages and their con-
tents were also destroyed. entailing a loss
estimated at $1,000. The amount of insur-
ance on these could not he learned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

Danish Lutheran Conference.

The annual session Of the Iowa district
convention OF the Danish Lutheran church
will open in this city Friday morning and
close Sunday evening. The sessions will be
held in the First Danish Lutheran church
al the corner OF Ninth street and Avenue
A.. Of which Rev. Jsns p. Heede is pastor.
The Iowa district Of the Danish Lutheran
conference consists OF the churches In
Iowa and South Dakota, there being about
thirty in all. II is expected that about
twenty of the churches will be represented
at the meetings by their ministers.
Rev. q. r. Christianson OF the church at
Audubon, Ia. and president OF the National
Association OF Danish Lutheran Churches,
will be present and address the convention.
Other prominent speakers will be Rev. X.
Anker OF Elkhorn. chairman OF the execu-
tive board OF the lows district. and Rev.
II. Nielsen OF Boomer township. secretary
OF the local association.
The most important matter 20 come be-
fore the convention. Il II said. will be that
Of LEGAL missions. on whieh some definite
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
GREATER UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE
President MacLean Names
of Its Members.


IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 1s.-(speciaL)-
President George Il. MacLean has an
nounceS the membership of the greater uni
versity committee for the coming year and
this week the boosting organization, COM
posed of students, alumni and faculty menu
bers, will start operations.
The makeup Of the committee Is as fol-
lows: Student memberships Mae Keyser
Of Marengo, j. l.. Oakes of Clinton, Reed
Lane of Davenport, Paul w. Van Metre of
Waterloo, II. r. Gross of Dubuque, X. ID.
Tiffany OF Waterloo, II. II. Gibbs of Floris,
r. c. Pickett Of Iowa City and Miss Alice
Page of Oskaloosa. Alumni members-M.
L. Fexon, Judge Emlin Mccain. Faculty
members-Profs. 5. Calvin, +. c. Ensign
and DIR. r. II. Colland.
This organization last year organized the
county club movement, which resulted in
a great show OF Iowa spirit by alumni and
students throughout the state Christmas
vacation. 1t also inaugurated the university
dinner in the armory. agltated an Iowa
union, aroused enthusiasm over a women's
building by a girls rally, etc,
The committee will meet for the first time
Thursday AFTERNOON OF this week in Presi-
dent MacLean's office. Permanent organ
lzation for this year will then be effected
and plans made for another boosting cam
paign.
One of the first projects which will be
undertaken by the committee will be the en-
couragement of the proposed tour of the
University Glee club through the northern
part of the state during the Christmas
holidays. The greater university committee
will probably arrange for the club to ap-
pear at some of the reunions planned for
the holiday vacations under the auspices
Of the different county organizations.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
November II by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Cora e. Stephens and husband to
Charles D.. Campbell, lots "a and %,
block -, Wright's add, w. DIS 81
Benjamin Fehr Real Estate company
TO l.. w, Underwood. lot 3, block 8,
Oak Grove add, W. d.............. SO
NJ, Guy Martin, guardian, to Charles
Swartz. lot 10 and strip between lots
3 and 10, IN subdiv. of eh block "a
and WIZ block 80. Avoca. p. d........ 1900
Clara A. Cross Carter and husband
10 Charles SwaTtz, same, W. d.. ZOO
F. Dinwiddie, So nwh ~24-71-4l, W, d, $500
Mamie I. Maurer and husband to
John Swanson. lots 4 and 3, block 3.
and lot /, block 4. Beers subdiv.,
r.. w. Hills and wife TO Ohio Knox.
swA neh and sell nwk and SD neh
nwH, all in 2~s-74-7i, y. d...,.......,, $500
Ohio Knox and wife to w. A. Wells,
same, ". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S,6O
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Ar American King

An American King
Is the great king OF cures, DIR. Kings New
Discovery. the quick, safe, sure cough and
cold remedy. 6cc and $1.O. For sale by
Beaton Drug co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

A larger number of farmers will be in
the next legislature than for many years
Forty-four of the members OF the house
have reported to the state officers who are
compiling STATISTICS that they are farm.
ers. This is nearly half the membership
Of the house. More than half the member-
ship Of the senate. however, is lawyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19
Mo-. Mnrrnrct Hnr ncad.

Mrs. Margaret f. Hay. aged Sc years.
mother Of Mrs Laura b. snyder. died last
evening at the ST. Johns English L1thernn
church parsonage, 27 South Seventh street,
from acute bronchitis, after an Illness Of
two weeks. Besides the daughter here she
Is survived by three sons, David H., Sebold
and Harry b.. Hay, all residents Of Dayton
o. Deceased was born in Adams county,
Pennsylvania. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 8 o'clock At st. Johns
English Lutheran church, following which
the body will be taken to Dayton by Rev.
and Mrs. Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

Because of rivalry and jealousy the pro-
hibitionists will continue to work in di-
vided ranks, the prohibition party ~continu-
ing to do business in q political way and
the Anti-Saloon league and similar organi-
cations working along different lines. Much
effort has been made to harmonlze the two
wings and there was some hope among
them that they would all get together. At
the recent convention Of the league II
was decided that they would ignore the
prohibition party and this has widcned the
breach.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-19

action is expected to be taken. Officers for
the ensuing year will be elected at tds
meeting.