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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Offer fewer inducements TO capitaI
What the hest Southern opinion
should do is 10 demand fair play for
tr'h capital and the public-not in n
sentimental way. but as practical
business proposition. The South wants
more railroads. 1t wants bettcr
equipment for the railroads II now
possesses. 1t will find it exceedingly
dihicult to secure outside capital for
these purposes unless it can convincs
investors that their bonds and stocks
VIII be protected from The hostility
and in many cases, the ignorance of
Legislators.
About one-;enth of the wealth Of
this nation is represented by Railroad
property. A vast army of toilers do
pend upon the railroads for wages
me money which the railroads dis.
Nurse in wages and equipment finds
its way almost immediately into Tho
channels of business. Therefore when
state Legislatures undertake 10 .nro-
tect the public" they should recognjza
that the public is composed of vari-
Gus clements-each of which s on.
Titled to as much consideration az the
other. We do not think this princi-
pie has been fairly recognized in the
anti-railroad agitation in some south.
erh States.-Raltmore Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11
TWO DROWNED; TWO SAVED.
Heroic Rescue of coIorcd Woman by
Plucky White Man.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 10.-W.lliam
REYNOLDS. who has Il livery stable NJ
basseii saved the lives OF two negro
women in Rock Run Creek yesterday.
and came near losing his own life. Hc
was driving hack in which there
were four women and three men. lie
drove into the creek. which was n
rushing torrent. The vehicle was
turned over and all went into the
stream The horses and two colored
women were drowned. and Mr. nov.
Mods at the risk Of his life saved Two
women He attempted 10 save tho
others, but they were washed down
the stream. The negro men made no
atiempt to rescue the women.
Dr. George Hooker was also washed
OF his horse in the same creek. near
Phiipott lie swan ashore, and saved
his horse. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Row f. w. Mcrrell OF Evanston,
dll). married n straightforward per
former and his sweetheart and re.
ceived 81, which he put In his vest
pocket, When the couple had depart
ed he was unable to find the note. we
know what the minister will do the
next time slightof-hand man appears
before him for the purpose OF get
ting married
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The bill proposed by Senator Hans
broueh. of North Dakota, setting apart
October IL rs national holiday. 10
be known rs discovery Day" is not
likely 10 become law. hut II It should
be- Discovery Day would be our first
rational holiday. despite the general
belief that the United States has ma.
tional holidays.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11
WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.

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Pill or pull--it's all The same in the
navy Washington Times.
II the Democratic party isn't tired
Bryan isn't.-philadclphia Press.
1t is easier TO turn over tho new
leaf than 1t Is TO tear out the old one
st. Louis PostDispatch.
Another sequel to an investment In
a foreign title indicates that whatever
the price IL is too MISUNDERSTANDING
Dispatch.
The liquor men have decided to re.
foim the saloon unless the temper.
ancr people beat them to it.-Phila.
dciphia North American.
The man who can invent family
distillery about the size of an Ice
crenm freezer can make fortune In
Goorgia ana Alabama-N Memphis Com.
mercial-Appeal.
We congratulate South Carolina as
one OF the few Southern States that
nave not lost their heads and got into
- uitNi WIN th' INll' pluS. he ne
ton of the Southern Railway In re-
ducing fares Is the reward Of VI tue.
New York Tribune
Senator Aldrlch's Currency in
sncal's the sentiment of the bank ers.
The. people will be satisfied with It
lf Il givcs them what they want when
they want it.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
If ignorance OF events. current and
past. be II requisite for jury duty. n
ranel of apartment house hallhoys
ought to help considerably New
York Mail.
The emergency army ration is to be
cut 10 IL ouncos-and still military
experts are wondering why men do
not enlist.--New York American.
II was inevitable tha. the North
Carolina should be little slow: she
mas Tar Philadelphia Record
Has the confirmed Bachelor Girl
amy rights which Leap Year is hound
to respect?--Ncw York World
Claus Sprockels evidently intends
to make n sweet mess of the Sugar
Trust Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

No employee OF tho Daily Press
company Is authorized to contract
any obligation in the nnme OF the
company, or to make purchases In the
name of the same except upon order
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DAILY PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

FIFTY years ago Embcr Mason. n
Missouri farmer. began training a
walnut tree to be made into boards
for his coffin. Last week lie died. and
his wishes were respected IL daily
reminder Of death would create a fenr
Of God in MANS breast. that farmer
mast have been possessed of it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The Queenstown correspondent of
the Associated Press who refralned
from saying that the Mount Royal
"limped into port Is too good n news.
paper man to be spending his time
in a place like Queenstown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

They can all make their boasts but
there Is no disputing the fact that
Vice'President Fairbanks oyertops all
tho other presidential candidates
he's six feet and four and half
inches tall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The young man who went to a party
In PENNSYLVANIA town with his peck
cts filled with dynamite will not do
1T again. Not because he knows bet
ter; in fact, he does not know any.
thing; but because he has not any
pockets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Did Speaker Cannon mean to spring
pun when he appointed Peter Porte.
the COW man on the committee on
acoustics?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Postmaster General Meyers order
prohibiting rural free delivery Carl
ers from carrying whiskey probably
applies TO internally as well as Other
wise.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The wearing of school girls clothes
by Evelyn Thaw is strictly confined to
the court room.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Chicago is in grea; need of school
teachers. Many teachers would per-
haps apply for the vacancies. If it
weren't that they would have to live
in Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Texas is out-Bermudaing Bermuda
in raising onions. One county alone
In the Lone s'ar state hns raised a
half million dollars worth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

There is to be another uprising OF
Boxers In China. It should be limited
u one round.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Indiana is reported to be almost
dry But wait till the weather gets
warm and the Fairbanks boom melts,
Philadelphia North American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

II is easier TO turn over the new
leaf than 1t IL to tear out the old one.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Entered at the Newport news va,
postofiice as accond.class matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
! Editorial Rooms. i. Bell Phone No. IA
Business ONCE. Bell Phone No. 1871
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

II the Democratic party isn't tired
Bryan sn't.-I'hiladclphia Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Pill or pull--its all The same in the
navy Washington Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Another sequel to an investment In
a foreign title indicates that whatever
the price IL Is too MISUNDERSTANDING
Dispatch
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The liquor men have decided to re
form the saloon. unless the temper
ance people beat them to it-Phila
dclphia North American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

The man who can invent family
distilleiy about the size OF an ice.
cream freezer can make fortune In
Georgia ana Alabama Memphis Com.
mercial-Appeal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11
ses - atr9s aargss.

9. 70. Thacker. Editor and Publisher.
z. r.. Pugh. -. Advertising Manager.
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The Daily Press ls delivered ny car.
riere anywhere In tho city iimits for
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Claus Sprcckels evidently intends
to make n sweet mess of the Sugar
Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

E' ,s.,e ,,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-11

Senator Allrch's Currency ~
speaks the sentiment Of the banker
The people Will be satisfied with
u u giNe5 them what they want whe
they want it,-Philndelphla Inquire
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

slls wee& eFened rass, market ~
eo0s~ctsor via thesr asoes.l store.
Tie l.ra; Is 10 te supplied BY J. ID
albes VI GsanaSos - ih< pstroHa
are sxEsctsaE the be~s the market
s&osde.
& l.. .oss E.tursed isosa IAaSes
rhl- ~esk wh,se there ae per
chased farnst~se fos has ne~ home
which he recsstiy acquired from /.
kedmoH- Wl.sG eosapLssed hs vii
have ose Il the nsoet d<.srsble res,
dences N to~u
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
SoncRsEr AND BARpeQe
-Champion Correspondence.

Monday, January %.
Niss Maud Rummel has the
ms0ps.
Eric Erickson visited his family
Sunday.
H. T. Redmon was a Somerset
visitor Thursday.
Cora and Winifred Adams have
been On the sick list.
F. J. Rsmmel spent Sunday with
his pafeats at Somerset
Nrx. Mckee and son spent a few
DAYS at the Horse Thief ranch.
Nr. s.d Nrs. n. b. Ebersol re-
turned lest week from their trip to
Denver.
Cleveland Myers is spending some
time visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
Bardine, this winter.
0sttiAg their year . supply Of coal
seens 10 b The order Of the day
With Bardine people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
uN Uoans 0m 0IA

lksits Ineis-yendeat-Tne Colossdo
Horse aud Csstle Gre~ers ss~ecss-
tIon gave gaIse q surprise by voting
dssapvxovsl ot the government psaa
oi leasing the forest reserve. Con-
menting ca this vote coupled with
the fact that branches Of the organi-
zstion had, the evening before the
vote MAS taken. expressed themselves
fsvosably 10 the government plan.
The Denver Eepubl,con in;lmates
that the changed views were caused
by political trcschery THIS may or
may not le the case Ii sometimes
happens that an interchange Of views
upon y question only partially un-
derstooa before, wholly changes
opinions as well a. the entire as-
pect oi AN affair That the matter Of
iofest reserve enlargement has been
faddish. overdone. ill-advised and
poorlv understood has been apparent
10 very many The Colorado For
estry association with its head IN
Denver aud what little tail 1t pos
sesses whipping around over the
state, has recommended and had,
upon its representations, included
IN the reserve millions Of acres,
thousands OF acres Of which never
had a tree growing and never viii.
OF such reserve lands much are OF
park lands, foot hills sparsely dotted
with aspen and mountain tops ex
tending 5000 feet above timberiine,
where a tree could not grow. In
this way Uncle Sam has got to he
landlord over great part OF the
state. compelled TO patrol the
ground, the proceeds of which in
leasing and other fees may or may
not pay for the service. Some at
least, of this land is suitable for
homes and for development Of natu-
ra! resources, but by its withdrawal
for reserves such uses are prohib-
tied or retarded. 1t is a question
whether or not the administration,
if well informed regarding the ex-
act situation, would permit much Of
this vast acreage to be thus taken
away from the people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
ssssmt ~ sAsss sssss tan sAls

To- Henry Purr,er. a. a.
ulini-frator Of the y
tat. 81 .Iohn y. Hail
decreased and to whom
u may concern
Notice ~ hershy given that th. rroyersy
hereinafter de-critsrd- Was at the regular tax
sale held in the COUNTY cf ,'snn,-on. toioraao.
by the toanfy lres-arer tsser~oi sold Ia the
said oanty 81 tunni-on. fsr the uspssa tsses
lev red aud assessed up,lH said proSerty tcs thu
year i~8. and .o sold 81 the ANIMAL ta1 sale held
IN said t.nuty in the year lNH That 90 the
18th DAY II January. IL :. the certificate of sale
Of said jroverty Tor said year sfore-sid. va
by said County Of GunDl-oa- dsly sold s.
-.bed and transferred to q. I Murray. That
Tor said year said property Vas assessed and
taxed under aud in the name of John y. Mall
Estate.
That the three year. allowed by Law Tor the
reeienption of SAID propert, before deed ca"
he taken therefor. has expired upon said certi-
hcste That q. I. Murray aforesaid has made
application 10 the Undersigned fnT deed 10
said property upon sait certificate. aud aassin
applied to the undersigned tor soch deed aud
uule-s y.,u shall make redemption of sait
propcrty prior To the 18th day 81 Nay. lAe.
sccor,i,Rx TO Law. the Tre@sur-r will ul..a any
day sftSt that date issue To the said q. u Mur
ray, his assigns, the .ece~ssry and usual
tax deed for said property. and you are hereby
notified that your time for the redemption ot
said property, will. upon said last meni ioned
date. expire. The property referred To herein
and upon which said sale has been made. asd
to wllch sAid deed will he given. Is described
as follows, to-wit; Let two q and the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter sad the
northeast qusrterof the southwest quarter, and
the northwest quarter of the southeast guar
ter Of section seven ~ ali ia township hfty
Gunni.on tounty. Colorado.
.'isen under W, hand aud seal this 18th das
OF 1.nnars' A D. ~s ,>NIr N pow>ry
AISNCouu,y Treasurer Of Gunni-oa Coun-
~, colorado.
Han al-E,b "A
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

Tkomas ". LAwson-The ma
ckisery 10 already set up and is be-
ing trial tested for y repetition, at
The coming presidential election, on
~ enlarged and improved scale, of
those crimes by which the presi-
dency was stolen from William Jen-
nings Bryan in 1896, and which |
diaerammed in the minutest details
And yet those we-and-tbe horde
American people, who so lap-dog-
gedly lie back and criticise my work
ior their benefit, are not moving
head or hand TO prevent, but on the
contrary, those sturdy yoeman who
pra,e OF Washington, their fore
fathers and rave Of Ireland's wrongs
are busying themselves with scissor
ing new bunting and confetti to
celebrate the coming victory of the
System's tool
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Y. {. I. q. ooleMm
n 0.avuss Ws ~ eseiss


Extracts from the editorials Of the Liquor
paper, Beverages.
In a nut shell, at this moment
35,UO,OOO people of the United
are living under prohibitory laws.
Look nr,und you and behold a
great moral question gathering size
on snow covered hillside Let's
begin with Kentucky, famed for it's
bluegrass whiskey, and its $780,
100000 distilleries. While in Texas
prohibition has tripled, in Ksntucky Y
it has spread 40 widely through To-
cal option laws that the prediction
is confidently made that within
three years Kentucky will take its
place beside Georgia as a prohibi-
ton state. Today lO5 out of ll9
counties arc wholly dry" and of the
remainder only four are wholly wet.
Stepping over the border into
Tennessee you cannot get a drink
anywhere except in the cities Of
Memphis, Nashville and Chattanooga
Alabama becomes prohibition state
in 1908.
In Mississippi sixty-eight out of
seventy-fve counties are already
dry and a state prohibition cam
paign is being waged with every
proepect of success ;,
This editorial goes on at length
citing the temperance victories in
about twenty-five other states. The
array is 80 appalling it is no wonder
the liquor people are alarmed.
American lssue-A fourishinr
saloon business means q hand to
mouth existance for q great number
of the people of this country. 1t
was the testimony of a manufacturer
in kansas City, Kan, that after "a.
looms closed in that city the efficien
cy OF the men was so increased that
raise in wages was justified
We have it from the Atlanta Con-
stitatlon that the business men of
twenty-six towns in Tennessee.
where prohibition laws are enforced
With one accord testify that business
has increased from % to ~ per cent
and that after fair trial. they would
not, simply from economic ressoas
return to licensing saloons. The
kansas City Star states the business
me. of k.ssss City, who protested
to Mayor Trictett ae.inst closing
saloons. saying it would ruin busi-
nsss, a3ser The saloons hsd bsen nut
ost Of bosisess and thew h,c tr;sd a
dry regime, cane to kr. Tnckstt
a.d declared thss in IL plscs of
running businsss it hod benefited il
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

tommoner- Senator i,everldg ge
proposes a commission 60 revise
the tariff This would carry IL past
the coming election, aud after the
election, if won by tie republicans
there would be no need oi revision
because the protective tariff policy
had again been vindica,ed II won
by the democrats the commission
might be used to further delay tariff
revision.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
oUID SUITE
q CoeroopooAs0oe.

Wednesday, Jan. %.
Nies Nellie Decker left this week
for Ca66ornia 70 spend several
MONTH Oith her brother.
Ssssssl Of Tie enployes Of the
Aueuu0 - n town THE woek ow.
NJ - . hsuakdoWn Of the machinery
ket Vusk Wiu b sus1ned THE week
NA We. Netxlsr and children
leavo ssAav Soe Dsaver where the
cAilAsia Win sassr school. Mn.
AstA9 Win b G,sss:s missed in %
Cd eiGee1D.
TAo 1ksn of n. E. Roth 4 Bro.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

1t is quite likely that the nomi-
mating convention of the democratic
party in Colorado will this year go
TO Pueblo. 1t is great city IN a
democratic county. There are no
tactional diifere,n there to harmo-
nize. Denver already has the ma
tional converir,n Our entertain
ment will he kindly and generous
Pueblo wants the convention and
for owe, News-Chsmpion believes
che should have IL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
WpuHs N>e0D - oQuunno GpUW0

Wopder If Gunni-on canuot match
ihis from a Pueblo paper? 'Tbere
IL man in Pueblo who SAYS he
don want 10 advertise his businss
because he is ashamed Of it," OF
all the excuses for not advertising
this is the only good one We have
ever heard
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
s~rNN ~ viSM sEvrLtDssr

In the matter of the estate Of Charles n
Mundell. deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that ON Monday the
hNh day sf February. A. ID. 1875. being one of
the regular dsys of the December torn Of the
COu0ty tOaVt uf Gunnison County. in PrObote,
in the Htsse Of Colorado, i, sHsie nnsdell.
aAmia FatviH ~ said estate, will apsas 6seese
the JoAas of said Court, pr-ss0t my boal ~esths-
msnt - such sdministratrin and prey che ee-
psOval a the Same, sRd will then apply TO be
discha neod - such Adninistratrix. A. which
time and place. any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections Ia the same, II any
there be.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado. Jan. 4th, IN~.
SUSIE AuNDELL,
Administrative sf the estate of Charles N
mundell, deceased. Jan. 10 to Feb. :, 't~
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
CHAPTER X.
The Attack ~ tse Lazy Q.

II was late. The August night Vas
cool and sweet after . weary day II
intease heat The door was thrown
VS6e open. 1t Was good to feel the
nigAt air creeping into the sitting
rUuo. There Was NO light Within; and
without. nothing but the brilliant stars
II tAe 9uiet. broo1ing sky. Willistoa
Wos sattiag just within the doorway.
May, her hands chapel SAly aroaaA
Asr knees. sat o. tie Aoorstep.
ehsughtfully staring - INTO TIE 0ein
An9A1ess. There was Q St1f.
Deati0e. little g1f1," ~ W1llo-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

Wa5Gse8 rk3f Wn5zaxoc
kars 49, bis -'fi-s< es-i has oo~ ess
lnwh. ala tkas ~as ses- 10 hsI1 of . suu
- Grscsous past usust go thSoaGh
vlhns ks Asa gone rnFoEen- ali that
nanesess horror ana exvsetAus dread
- his heart cried on, ~ shf unA0sy
tutsssics os u Sf he dared Dot 90 ~
ker. dared not aeser; his poa; tor -
snssaa; n 0as got Usthaa ~ sAAAOs
u ~ Salis all Sa< lss;
mory's chalseAGs Was uaef U1aA .
sssAsr 10, return Gre. Ii vss psosas,y
ssuua TO inspire tAe bessaGsd UtnA .
due re~y<ct for the ss;sckeeS AuDr
kess. Bslbets paftered AsouAA tAs 49,
a,Ar walls like hailssoaes. ooe esea
whizsed through the window perisous
is sea. tss s,Tss q, 's'.s, s:s ss.:"s S 's'e
Hsu EIsalIIu
. laA - - - ounA>
00RmDuD 0uuD0 Onnnna.
s s&s:Sse: E -. - =
nOounD o.&
OODa0aG0oooO AAR0A
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

so.ous subsssoccs sre sheosAe1 tsss The
blood iasscad n heiEg 6sily se0ose6 Ssom
shc body ~ nature snseodeA. koSWiaG
shis sanger. doctors s.Ssys ia4a,ss ebeSa
the cora ton os thet owcis. Ayers Pm.
--l.ada a.. tas !. C. Arsr Co.. Lowell. 1a@
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

Extracts from the editorials of the Liuno
paper, Beverages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31
Business Cards.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

W. A. CLARK, ASSAlER
silver sOc; Silver aud Lead, 5Uc Gold. sc. Cola
and Silver, nc; Gold Silver and Leadsi;
Copper Analysis sis
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-31

situated in a lonely stretch OF prairie
land far from any direct trail. True,
it lay between Kemah, the county
seat. and the Three Bars ranch, bvt
1t was . good half mile from the
straight routs. Even 30. 1t was Q late
hour for any one TO be passing by. II
was not q Travelled trail except for the
boys Of the Three Bars, and they
we're known to be great home-stayers
and little given TO spreeing. As for
the rustlers, II rustlers they were
they had no fear Of interruption by
the o0cers Of the Law. who held their
places by virtue of the insolent ana
arbitrary will Of Jesse Black and his
brotherhood. and were now carossing
in kemah by virtue Of the hush -0oaey
put mp by this same secret tribunal
Watch. child. watch" he saiA
again, without in the least shifting his
tense position.
Surely" responded Mary, quite
steadily.
Now vas her time cone. Dark.
sinister Agsres fitted fron tree -
tree. At Arst she cosN not be sxre. n
was - heartlessly Aark. ~ tAese wss
noveoeat-it was 1s4efsat fren sAse
tesrloas baaAk 916st VAicA - -
hitherto beea Gasiag upua tiu her ~xus
Sussed - psssAsl - OstA opeaDe
Voaats. - vls6soaey sAon0 ooua -.
fsse thso. - we1Aa1 nesAy -
&aaVea the uarsal - 0sneane thana
~seRed wtoe her bsaaloaAsA DsAa 0ses