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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
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Sess-C Chan1psoa Cosresponaeacs-
SATURDAY, March J

NeSs-C Chanapsoa Cosrespoaaeacs-
SATURDAY, March
beautiful weather after the sssrua.
Frank Callahan visited in Marble
last week
Crystal nov las the hong distance
Colorado telephone.
High E,ve and JoD' parties are
the order q the day.
A W Brownell returned today
from Cieawood Springs.
A. x. Burnett and Misc Inez v,s.t-
ed IN Marble ls~' Saturday and San
dsy.
John Dsvis.oa and Willis Noel,a
are in Hoschk,ss looking after some
,.orse~.
Mn. \. A Schmueser j. NOE al
most recovered from a severe sttack
Of appendicitis.
Gottfr,ed Raggl Fritz can now
boast Of being the champion pool
player Of CRYSTAL
While out snowshoe,ng recently
c. 5 Ronold had the misfortune 10
severely = sprain his knee.
y j. Tlschhauser will sooa be
our postmaster, having been ap-
pointed in place Of II. II. Williams,
resigned
Ward and Ronold have been PACK
ing supplies to the Burt mine and
will begin to develep as soon - pos-
sibIe. Some good gslena has bsen
located,
The North Pole under able man
agement Of Al Ferris is making
good progress The rock, one Of
the Epidotes, is very hard to drill
and break.
Browpell Bros. are making fair
headwsy on their Crystal mosntisn
contract, but are hampered by bad
air Tie ground is softer and every
thing indicates body Of ore close
at hand
John Peters has resumed opera
tons and is driving his tunnel on
Crystal mountain. With the vein
crosscut for forty feet and ore all the
way, this shosld become q famous
producer of cqVer
The Black Qseen mine has re-
ssmsd operations and the Fargo
drift is I'eina extsadsd TO cut the
ore chute. This should open a good
body of lead and copper. A mem
Der Of the new company is expected
in and good force Of men wi II soon
be at work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
LUJAM
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, March IL

news 'Hdiilpiob correspondence.
Wednesday, March IL.
The beautiful summer resort Of
Almont has been recently purchased
from Vernon Davis by NJ. ID. Ksm-
per of this place and will run by
him this summer Mr.. kemper has
been steward of the boarding houses
at the Gunnison tunnel for the past
three years and those on the work
who are acquainted with his ability
in the culinary art will heartily rec
ommend him. lie and his estlmable
wife will leave next week for their
new home where they will get things
IN readiness FOR the summer trade
1t is their intention To run every
thing in first class manner and
Gunnison patrons will be sure TO be
pleased with treatment received
Aside from the excellent fishing at
Almont it is the intention Of Mr.
kemper to have large spring and
fall hunt, the first one is ON the tapis
for April
1t was necessary to make a big
reduction in the force the first Of the
month and near hundred men
were laid off Continuous work in
both headings is being carried on
with a small force but the progress
will not be so rapid as during the
last few months. A large amount
of water is retarding the progress in
the west portal and large force is
new employed in raising the track.
We learn that VIII Ruck has been
injured twice recently at River Por-
tai. The first time he sustained a
broken collar bone and several frac-
tured ribs and the last time a rock
fell on him severely cutting his
head.
Mrs. 7. W. Nelson arrived Mon
day to spend week with her hus-
band
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Col. Brown On Forest Reserves

The settlers of the western slope
are completely "buffaloed' because
the emperor Of Germany is more
liberal with permits ON public land
than is Lord Pinchot Of the imper-
ial tennis cabinet at Washington. If
a little opening to the west of Aspen
were closed one would have to get a
pass 10 get out Of my own town
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
M. E. Church Notes

The pastor will preach at II a. IN.
and go p. IN.
Morning text, Where your treas
ure is, there Will your heart be also.
Matt 6.2I.
Evening text, In the way Of
righteousness is life. and in the path
way there is no death" Prov. 1926.
Strangers are always welcome
s. \. WEBRER, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
CASTLETON CLIPPINGS
hampton Correspondence.
"Wednesday, March II

"Wednesday. March II
Carl Silka and family went TO
Gunnison Tuesday.
Mud and slush makes 1T very un
pleasant for coal haulers.
T.. A. Silka and son John lett
"Wednesday for their home in [ tab.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \ fartch and
Miss Frew drove to Gunuison Satur-
DAY.
ID. NJ. Wallace and vile and Mrs
Ida Publicover were visitors in Gun
nison this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
Presbyterian Announcement

An Offering foreign missions will
be taken Sunday. Hope that each
one will come prepared to make a
liberal contribution to this great
work
Remember the announcements for
the regular services at the church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
j. d. Henry, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Following Is the menu for the
supper for St Patrick's dance the
18th. Turkey with dressing.
Chicken with gravy, tongue. ham.
mashed potatoes, sweet and sour
pickles, cabbage slaw, celery Gran
berries. hot rolls, bread. ice cream,
cake. oranges and bananas. Coffee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
aaaA Fer 3als

200 acres well improved land, five
miles from Gcnnison. Machinery
Stock if desired. Inquire st News
! Champion Office. 9-l3
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
COAL COAL COAL.
Parsons 4 fercuson.

The ROYAL Cafe, Main street, Gun
a'soa. is the ,sisal place tos . square
meal u. u Lsshbrook. proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

A Minnehaha W asher saves time
aud labor For sale by Gave,.e
Bros. 9-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

The Skin ana Scalp Remedies and
Toilet Articles manufactured by
xrs l.. I. Vance. and which have
had such rsmarkab sale in our
vicinity, are now kept IN stock by
Miss Mary Zeigier near the post
Office, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Take the Colfax car from the
Union depot As he shortest route TO
the Belvedere hotel. corner 18th and
Glsnarm. A perfectly appointed
hotel in the heart Of the busines.
section. Main street car lines Of
city pass the hotel. Drop card to
reserve accommodations.
JoHS LATIMER, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Extra hne foil blcoded fIymosth
Rock cockeEels for sale. 81 80 up
Mas. X. = NFsGrLxA<.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

We have commenced regular ship.
ments Of fresh vegetables and hsh.
GAZETTE BROS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13

Feathers cleaned and curled
Bring me your solid white planes
10 dive in the new leather shade
Ms. W. H. lArEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29

ance and began speaking at ) p. m.
Hon. Pierce B. Ward of Johnson
county spoke in the~interest of his
candidacy for the state senate from
the tenth district, as did also Hon.
]. r. Blades of Henderson county
for state comptroller.
The candidates for the legislature
are all favorable TO an amendment
to the anti~pass law restoring the
right of contract, except Hon. E, j..
Anderson of Waxahachie who has no
opposition for place No. !. The can
didates for place No. 2 are M. NJ.
Fondren of Maypearl, J. w. Single
ton of Waxahachie and w. S. Step
ter of Palmer. They all pledge them
selves to vote on the matter of sub
mission to the people an amend
ment to the constitution favoring
statewide prohibition, as instruct
ed by the vote of the people July %.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
A LAST APPEAL FOR CLEMENCY
San Antonio Lawyer Asked for Com!
mutation Of Death Sentence.

The execution of Monk Gibson,
the half-witted negro accomplice of
Felix Powell in the murder of the
Conditt family near Edna, took
place at Cuero Saturday afternoon
at 2:46. His last words we're a pro-
testation of his innocence.
The last appeal for clemency in
his case was made to Governor
Campbell by Attorney ]. O. TERED
of San Antonio Mr.. Terrell wireH
the pardon board Friday for q
chance to be heard, but the board
had already acted. He then wired the
governor as follows:
"To Hon. T. M Campbell, Waxaha-
chic, Texas:
when Monk Gibson was arrested
he weighed 92 pounds and did not
look to me to be over Is years old.
cannot believe that such a child
conspired with Felix Powell who
was negro bully and terror. He
probably knew that Powell commit
ted the murder and was afraid to tell
it, and while he has told many diff
ferent stories. boy when hung up
by the thumbs and whipped repeat
eddy is liable to say anything. The
state has tried him twice on differ
ent theories and has now no clear
theory regarding his case | believe
a communication will satisfy justice
and If in error be on the side of
mercy.
a. o. TERRELL"
This was the first message read
by Governor Campbell after he
reached the Rogers hotel here Sat
urday morning, and it was consider
ed along with the other papers in
the case before the governor took
final action in the case.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
Prayer Meeting in Homes.

Prayer services will be held to-
morrow morning at the following
places;
R. j. Moore, a. m, West Frank
lin street; VIM. Stiles, Z a. M West
Jefferson street; NJ. T. knight, a.
M, Kaufman street; Crockett Can
trell, $50 a. M, kaufman street;
Ben S. Leigh, 6 a. m, Kaufman
street; Alvin Kidd, $3.50 a. m. Kauf-
man street; j. Lee Penn, a. m.
West Marvin avenue; Jim Callens,
$50 a. m, West Marvin avenue; C.
l.. Kidd, $50 a. m, East End; c. w.
Gibson, Z a. M, Vickery street; Mrs.
Gillespie, 6 a. m, Rousseau street;
Dave Lawrence, $3.50 a.. m. Dunn
street; l.. Y. Cole, $50 a. m Dunn
street; G. /. Barksdale, a. M Uni
yersity addition; j. B. Baker, 1880
a. M, University addition; j. T..
Sullivan, $50 a. M, University ad-
dition; Mrs. w. A. Chapman, $50 a.
m. University addition; T. M. Rock
EFT, 1880 a. m. College street; Gus
Kemble, 7 a. m, College street. E. A.
DuBose, 1880 a. m, College street
Y. B. Early, $50 a. M, West Main
street; Emerson Owen, $50 a. M.
West Main street; o. B. Dunaway,
6 a. M, West Main street, DR.. Osce
Sweat. 6:30 a. m, West Main street !;
Mrs. McElrath, Z a. M, Williams
street; Geo. Alderman, a. M, East
Marvin avenue; P @. Rocket, $50
a. m, East Marvin avenue; C. D..
Pickett, a. M, Oldham avenue; T..
j. McDade, 6 a. M, Oldham avenue;
j. NJ. Phillips, 1880 a. M, Billiard
Heights; Chas. Velts, $50 a. m,
BLIZZARD Heights; Roger Kennedy, 6
a. M, Ferris avenue; w. D. Lee,
a M, Monroe street; s. l.. Smiley,
$3.50 a. M, Monroe street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
TAKING SNAP JUDGMENT.

The governors swing around the
camp meeting plan. He is making an
ideal circuit rider in the methods
adopted. whatever may be said of
parts of his political gospel. State
policies and laws vitality affecting the
industrial and economic situation
are sanctified by the uplifting of
hands after the orator has expound-
ed the faith His Bible is the Acts of
the Thirtieth, his text the blood
sucking trusts. At one place, after
arousing the adequate fervor in the
minds of the audience, men, women
and children, he holds up the book
and says: AN whom favor blotting
out this sacred volume, raise your
hands?" Not a hand goes up. OF
course not. Nobody claims the Acts
of the Thirtieth were ill-advised or
needless. Nobody wants to wipe 'em
all out" Neither is the momentary
impulse of a mixed audience under
the influence of a persuasive speaker
any test of the wisdom and value of
statutory law. Nobody is attacking
the governor, no one wants to be
conspicuous I'M an attitude of un-
friendliness to him at his own meet
ing So the people when called to
vote whether they want to burn the
statute books and take to the brush,
all keep their hands down but not
necessarily on their pocket-books, as
the governor is not collecting, that
duty being assigned to Capt. Melon
aid and others.
At another place, having turned
somewhat from the demnition of
trusts and monopolies to the ravish-
ing beauty and biiss-producing quail
ity of the laws, he says: Now all
who are with me in keeping these
holy covenants inviolate. stand up.
Everybody gets up, naturally. To do
otherwise would be like accepting
the negative of a revival proposition
embracing all who want to go to
heaven. Mere respect for the COVER
nor of the state would restrain any
demonstration of lack of good will
in his presence, thus putting in his
hands the stump speakers tradition
al weapon for trouncing those who
butt in" The system of polling the
populace makes print in the reports
of the governors speeches, but 1t
proves nothing pro nor con regard
ing the actual workings of the pub
lie policy of which he stands the
champion. It's pretty good politics,
but rather poor craftsmanship. Sim
ply because people do not rise up in
meeting and call their governor a
liar, it should not be hastily conclud-
ed that all the states laws are per
feet and that nobody could suggest
an Improvement Worth Star.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
ARLINGTON GIRL KILLS SELF.
Fired Bullet Through Head While
Sitting in Interurban Station.

Rev. j. O. Hearne, a Baptist min
lister who was conducting revival at
Red Oak, received a telephone mes
sage from his home at Arlington
Saturday, stating that his daughter,
Miss Rosa Hearne, had killed herself
by firing bullet through her head
The tragedy occurred in the waiting
room of the interurban station at
Arlington. The young lady was
about nineteen years old. Rev.
Hearne had made ARRANGEMENTS to
move his family to Midlothian this
week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
Low Price Refrigerasor..

For the balance of this month we
will sell our refrigerators at reduc-
ton In price that will be sure to
move them. We have sold this re-
frigerator for eight years aid do not
hesitate to recommend 1t. The con-
struction of the flues and trap in
this refrigerator makes It the great
est ice saver on the market. Sec them
at Oldham Hardware Co. IA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29
POLITICS IN ENNIS.
Candidates for Legislature Busy Out
lining Their Platforms.

Ennis, Texas, June 29-Ennis
had all kinds of political speeches
Saturday. The county candidates be-
gan speaking at the city hall at 2 p.
m. and Governor Campbell arrived
from Waxahachie by private convey
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-29

The Enterprise Publishing Company is
in no wise responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees, nor will we
assume payment of such debts under
any circumstances. Every employe OF
this office is paid promptly for work
done. This is to protect ourselves and
the selling public-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISHING- COMPANY, Per g. w. Nc
Knight, Manager.
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will be a reading w Miss lone Gates.
Every service this week IL to have
some special attraction and every eff
fort will be made to make this the
most successful week Of all.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
the PANAcEA

MaXwells Talisman, one OF the
leading irrigation and homeseek-
er publications of the conntry,
has formulated q plan by which
national poverty will be elimiu-
ated and by which every Amer
lean child viii be given a home
on the land where he can become
a self-supporting independent
educated citizen.
While the Talismau Is an ideal
ist yet in its civic creed are found
many excellent precepts. While
this creed may not furnish O
worldwide panacea for poverty,
misery and ignorance, yet iu
recognition by society and its
adoption by the government
would alleviate many of the ills
and wrongs Of civilization Here
Is the creed of the Talisman,
The people of the country must
be awakened TO the need foruniJ-
ed action for a great constructive
national policy, irrespective of
political or partisan or sectiona.
considerations.
We must have a postal saving
bank.
We must have new forests
planted that will furnish enough
wood and timber for national
needs for all time 70 come.
We must stop the stealing of
public lands under existing laws
framed 10 facilitate such theft
We must store the floods and
leyee the oyerfowed lands, re-
claim the arid lands and drain
the swamps.
We must control and regulate
the flow Of the streams and riv-
ers for water power and nayiga-
tion.
We must stop the overgrowrn
of the great cities and spread the
population over the land in home
crafts.
We must build up the social
and commercial Importance of
the small cities, towns and Will
ages.
We must have no unemployed,
and we would have none, nor
panics either nor financial or
commercial or industrial depres-
sion, ever at any time, now on
hereafter if the people at large
would unite on and put into OPP
GRAFTON the whole national policy
advocated by the Talisman.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
WHY TRUST THE PEOPLE AT ALL

Senator Hodson and Senator
Beach assert that they will OPP
pose any legislative candidate
who favors the Oregon method
of direct selection of senator.
The Fulton men in Marion coun-
ty win do the same. Their atti-
tude is that the legislature should
choose. and that they viii fight
who favors choice by the people.
Why not then, insist that the
legislature elect the governor?
Why not have the legislature
elect the congressman? Why
not have the Legislature elect the
secretary of state. the state
treasurer and the superintendent
of public instruction? Why not
have the legislature elect the at
torney-gcneral, the supreme
Judges and all the other officers? ?
If their notions of things are
right. why not have congress
elect the president of the United
States? Why not have congress
elect the vice-president. the cabi-
net and the supreme judges?
There is not one single reason
why o senator should be chosen
by a legislature and congressman
and governor and other officers
not also be chosen by the legisla-
ture There is not one single
reason why if congressman,
governor and other state officers
should bee chosen by the people
the senator should not also be-
che sen by the people. Senator
Hodson knows there is not Sena-
tor Beach knows there is not
The Marion County Fulton men
know there is not. Why not be-
sincere and straightforward iu
these matters of vital public
moment? If men insist on TAX
ING away from the people their
right 90 choose senator why
not also rob them of their
right 10 elect congressman. gov
enos and other officials? Por,-
land Journal.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22

Adam George has for sale
cheap over SlGO.O0O worth of
real estate. improved .ad unim-
proved The cream of Hauey
county Some tracts are actual
snaps. Terms ON most of it to
suit purchaser Adam had Al
soil tests made iu as many diff
fercnt localities of the county
Every section I known TO him.
He can sui, you if you onlymakc
your wants known. He can di-
rect you TO some of the best vac
cant land to- bo had. Address
him a Burns or IaWeu Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22

it for publication. remarks an
exchange. The man who is too
big a coward to thus express his
opinion is the very one who will
stand ON the corner and talk
loudly about the cowardice Of
the editor. The world is full of
moral towards, men who see evil
and are afraid to grapple with it.
Probably if the shoe tracks of
nine-tenths of the reople who
come to an office to each the
editor could be traced home the
tracks would be found to lead to-
the homes of men who never go
to circus or interest themselves
in the candidacy or election of a
county attorney or attorney gem
eral who would enforce the law.
The world is full of men and
women who like to play to an
audience. who like to sit in the
gallaries and cheer the man
who Is losing his hide and most
of his respiratory and digestive
apparatus In the arena fighting
the beast of evil. Not one in
ten thousand climbs down and
helps. Every newspaper re-
ceives enough unsigned commit
nications in six months time to
keep him in trouble the rest of
his lifetime if he would publish
them Allnewspapers get them
Let the editor stand up for de-
cency as per instructions of the
old valued subscriber: let the
editor donouuce the evil which
his friend is afraid to hint at
over his signature, and when in
the stores and offices of the town
the devil is fighting back ac-
cusing the editor of double mo-
tives, calling him a blackmailer
and abusing him generally who
is the little man drawing his
head down under his collar like o
turtle? That. gentle reader IS
the ehesty gentwho pranced into
the newspaper office the day bee
fore and said:
Sometimes ] wished owned
q newspaper just for one day, To
deuouucc the evils of this town
why don't YOU sail in: deuouncc
tha, gambling house IN the john
son block get after that joint ir
Jones block run those women
out OF town. 60 after this and
that fellow whose every day life
Is rotten" and so forth for five
thousand words. As q rule men
behind newspapers have as much .
.ourage rs other people in the .
community; they need IL every .
lay IN the week and develop by I
constant practice.
They are used 70 public crid- .
ism and are hardened 10 abuse.
They don't care what people
hink of them. So they are easy
rey for men with axes 20 grind. .
}ut how the Lord. If there bee
me hates aX grinders. T
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
TROUBLES OF OUR OWN.

Don't ask the editor to write
up every evil in the town or COM
munity, but when convinced that
such duties need attending to,
write an article for the paper
yourself and sign your name to
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22
CITY DADS REJECT PETITION
Continued from page oneO )

Continued from page oneD
means to drain off the floodwater
it must find a way to meet the
difficulty different from the one
proposed by the petitioners, and
that the petition should not be
allowed.
Respectfully submitted
PARRISH & REMBOLD.
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APPOINTMENT OF ExgcrrRrN

Is tHe Matter Of the Ls.t,
1851. glI Ir.timeut uf-
...I.rl Cleveland dre'dN
lH-a Notice that ,Lr undersigned uaa
ia.r appointed Ex.uuix % iHe Is.,
1871. aai Ie-t.m-nl lHd o' tH- Estate
. Clifford Cleveland lcc- .,I by i..
County lolr. 4. ihe -.atro oi Oregon l.r
i.H County Oct sl IHI-f 800
peT-.a- having claims agaiu-. -a.d --.
ltr are required 90 present ll.m. with
tae proper vouchers, within ,I4 maatl-
from ta- dateo tins notice. o. 20 ea-
erI.r.N at Nauow Harvey ru.u.y.
Oregon
Dated January %, 100,
MAY CLEVELAND.
Date 0i hr.t publication, Jan. J., 100,
Date of last publication, Febr. ~, lHJs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-02-22

Better hurry your order for one
of those mcubators before the
rush ". 4. Smith.