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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-01
TRINITY STANDS SECOND.

This Rating Given BY Hels-
man, the Base Ball Critic
of Atlanta---G Georgia Has
Best Team in the South.
T. w. Heisnan. in Charlotte Observer.
April 27th.
The college base ball season is
at its height and a good line on
all the teams IS now obtainable.
The principal surprise Of the
season thus far has been the nn-
expected fall down Of the Tribe
of Tuscaloosa before the Geor.
eians. Not,but that Georgia had
good enough team to entertain
with propriety reasonable hopes
of taking the series. but such a
terrific mauling aud punmeling
in all three games, no one had
expected.
While the result puts Alabama
out ofthe running for first honors
unless training tie.up should
yet occur, involving both Georgi
and Alabama and some third team
it by no means follows that
Alabama cannot play ball, a,
some other teams are likely &c
discover TO their cost. Alabama
has too many frst-class ball play
ers Oh her team not to be able Il
pull herself together.
That, however, Georgia's com
pleie overthrow Of the red ant
white was not an accident is am
ply demonstrated by scrutiny 9
her other games thus far played
They have won them all. invari
ably by good hitting, steady field
ing aud fine pitching. Now tina
neither Trinity nor Alabama hav
shown themselves equal to th
task of stopping the Athenians,
look to see them carry off tn
championship without any tro'
bic. If they drop it now, il wi
surely be their own fault and nc
because Of any superior ability o
the part Of any other team.
Georgia's strength lies in he
pitching staff, the strongest Of til
year, and in the number Of vet,
rams on her ieam-greater tina
any other, except Alabama.
TRINITY COMES SECOND.
Up to date Trinity has shown
disposition to cinch second plac'
As a matter Of fact, her record {
games is more brilliant than Geo.
gia's. as she has defeated sue
teams as Dartmouth, Colgat'
Cornell and Lafayette. Playiu
half a dozen games in as man
successive days just before er
countering Georgia and winnin
them all lett her due for a gooC
sized let.up when she bumpe
into Georgia. However, It's scor,
tina: counts, not explanations, an
Trinity will have to smile placidl
over her championship chanc,
now gone glimmering.
TENNESSEE COMING STRONG.
1t must not be jumped at th;
the race is entirely over as ye
Tennessee may have somethin
to say about this thing and il "
were considering teams outsic
the S. |. A. A. a number Of othei
would have look IN.
Tennessee has a strong, wei
balanced team and bats We
enough to clear a place for he
self somewhere beyond peradvei
ture Of doubt. She has split eve
with Michigan and defeated Tee
and by the time this appears
print she will probably have take
the series from Vanderbilt
she ,ir.s at. ,v;iI he haayd fro,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-01
MAJOR w. A. GRAHAM
OF Lincoln for Commissioner of
Agriculture.
Times Democrat.

rejoice to see a disposition
over the State 10 put forward
good men and those who are
competent to fill important Offices
of trust. | know Of no man in
North Carolina so we'll qualified
from every point of view to fill
the office of Commissioner of
Agriculture than Major William
A. Graham of Lincoln County.
| h.. A FARMER BY OCCUPATION.
| Major Graham is one of the
most practical and experienced
4 farmers in North Carolina. In
his line he is a kind of pioneer.
In the introduction of improved
machinery and farming imple-
ments and the best varieties of
corn and cotton he has led his
County.
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE.
For nine years he has served
on the Board OF Agriculture and
has taken a most active interest
in the work of the department.
He FIRST suggested the establish
ment of test farms and the group
ing of the analysis of fertilizer:
according to contents, putting
those of the same contents in the
same group and thus educating
the farmer that it is the contents
of fertilizers and not The name il
, which he is interested.
i AS LEGISLATOR.
+ Major Graham has had quit
: an extended experience in legi
e station, having served in tn
senate from his County i'll 1874
v and in 1879 and also in the Hous
S of Representatives in 1905 Dul
/. ing these terms he was the autho
: Of many valuable laws, one G
o which has saved the fafmers G
II the State in figures about $4,000
It and about SI25,ooo in 1907
:. This was the breakage law o
e cotton from which he had repea
:. ed; which deducted two pound
e Of cotton from the weight of ever
: bale. He was the author {
many other valuable laws whic
1t space here will not permit to b
= mentioned here in detail.
y A BRAVE SOLDIER.
+ He served in the Confederat
> Army from 1861 1866 as Lieuter
!, ant and Captain and was wounde
S at Gettysburg and afterward
Il made Assistant General Of tn
;. State. | am sure the voters {
( the State will make no mistak
e in giving him their endorsement
It as in every way worthy aud effit
!. lent and who will always be tru
IS to the farmers aud seek to promot
the best interests of North Care
y lima. OLD SOLDIER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-05-01
In the superior
,-... Court. ..
NOTICE.
NORTH CAROLINA
Durham County

Eva wy
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Durham County to obtain abso-
lutte divorce, from her on the ground of
abandonment and since marrying anoth-
err man and living in fornication and
adultery with him and the said defend
ant will further take notice that she is
required to appear at the next term of the
Superior court of said county, to be held
on the nth day of May. 1903, at the
Court House OF said county in Durham,
N. c., and answer or demur, to the COM
plant in said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demand
ed in said complaint.
This 7th day of March, 1908.
c r. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
naskst Suffsss Dsactisa

Denver Stock Yards, April THE
sharp advances in all live stock
values during the past few weeks
resalted in Ii 1eral run of cattle at
all markets lasi week and prices
took drop. Locally steers went
of . to 80 cents and cows - TO 40
cents The demand is good at the
decline, the drop here being the di-
rect result of lower prices at eastern
points. Steers sold on Monday at
$3.50 and very good ones brought
Sc on Tuesday. Bulk, however,
sold later in the week at 50 to
1915 though choice stuff would
bring $500 and fancy kinds posi-
bly, little more. Some choice cows
sold early in the week at S5 bu,
later it took good ones to get above
S41J and most OF the good killing
grades went at Si to S4G0. Feed
er and stocker supply was liberal
and demand very fair Good &c
choice steers brought $40 to s.
and fair to good sold around s tC
$3.50 Today's supply light Mar
ket strong to 10 cents higher In,
dications point to limited receipts
all this week and the trade is look
ing for a reaction in the way of bet
ter prices. 1t is the opinion tina,
there is a shortage of good fat cattle
and if shippers will be conservative
in their arketing for a short time
there is every reason to believe that
the recent loss will all be regained
w. y. FULTON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
uovEvuH
News-Champioa Correspoadencs.

Tuesday, April :.
Jim Williams came up from Gun
nison Thursday.
VIM Spann and wife visited rela-
tivos here last week.
j NJ Harris returned Thursday
from week in Montrose.
Miss Webber Of Mt. Carbon is the
guest of Mrs Geo. Ellsbury this
week.
Misses Emma Lucero and Maude
Estes were up from Gunnison from
Friday till Monday
At the hard times dance the
prizes for best costumes were award
ed to Miss Bertha Shackleford and
Albert Roper
On Thursday evening about SO
guests were invited TO the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Shackleford to
celebrate the birthday of their eldest
daughter, Miss Bertha. The even
ing was spent in music and games
and at twelve a delicious lunch wa.
served after which the guests de-
parted, wishing Miss Bertha man,
happy returns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
ODo OeK W

"Wednesday. Apsil 5
N A Gsila>Pey vac ~ se~u
TUESDAY
Mr. aud Mr. Thoo. D.v.. wess 10
the valley Sunday
A half dozen r.ncha.en have he
gga plo~ing and others are hsaad
sng calves.
Pres. Il II Address OF the stock
growers aad J 4 Estes were in the
valley Tuesday
Spring has come aud man. bess,
aud bird are glad end busy rrepar-
ing f,r the season.
The school board IN Fairv.e~ dis
trici have le' contract - build q
new stable 5OxlDp fee; at the
new sch9i house. They s1ld the
lols Il the pld school house 10 1. II.
Ea~fariv
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
CASrlEr0N CLIPPINGS
ws-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, April 5.

Wednesday, April 5.
First train for over a week came
up today.
Mrs. Frank Stull is visiting Mrs
Ida Pulicover
Snow storms of this week have
put back blowing IN this locality.
Mrs. ) b. Outcalt of upper Gen
nison was calling on Castleton ladies'
Monday.
Mrs. c. A. Partch and sister left
for Crested Butte Saturday to visit
relatives c. A. says batching is
simply ont of sight.
Two representatives of the Capt.
tai Life insurance company Of Den
yer are calling on the ranchman in
this vicinity this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
SARCENTS
ews- s-Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, April =.
The saw mill is running now aud
saving lumber though it seems to
be under many difficulties.
Howard Soden has returned from
Waunita having been there a week
in hopes the baths would benefit
him.
Art Marshall of Salida is acting
as night hostler at the roundhouse
here in place of Geo. Fitzsimmons,
resigned.
W. d. Allen who is employed at
the Conklin saw mill on Big Bend,
is spending few days in Salida
with his family.
Mrs. Susan Duncan and family
are moving to Bowerman this week
after having lived in Sargent and
vicinity the past year
A fire alarm was given FRIDAY
morning and bucket brigade was
formed to extinguish tire flames at
Mrs. Duncan's boarding house. No
particular damage was done.
II. c. Allen returned Monday from
Salida where he spent several DAYS
with Mrs. Allen who is under the
care Of Salida physicians Mr.. Allen
expects to begin driving the White
Pine stage about the 18th when Mr..
Harpell viii return to Vulcan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
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Ne~s-ChAmpsoa Corresvoadesc.

Ne~s-ChAmpsoa CorresVoadescs
Tuesday, April :.
John ClesaAas made a trip 20 >aT-
gent this week
The stage has been coming IA on
~hsels for several days
J c Resan left Friday ga bas.-
ness trip to Pennsylvania.
Wm. Dsttoa has come IA from
Baeaa Vista t. take care cf the Erie
boarding house =
j c. Eegan came IN from beaver
last week bringing two men TO work
ON tho Morning Star
NJ G. Smith, Don Meckilson and
joe Mayb,er are working ON the
Morning Star cleaning up the old
incline
Bowen a Allen have cut the Spar
Copper vein IN the Parole tunnel
The vein Is about three feet wide
and has some streaks Of rich silver
ore.