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clattered through the stable yards and.
before they ceased, two or three re-
velver shots rang out in rapid success
sion. Jim had fred into the air to
arouse the house.
Springing from his reeking bronco,
he ran quickly to the stable and threw
wide the door. Here the boss, the
hrst to gain the outside because al
ready dressed, found him hastily sad
ding a fresh mount Langford asked
no question. That would come later.
He stepped silently to Sadie's stan.
In an incredibly short space q
time the rest Of the boys came leapinG
out of the ranchhouse. slamming the
door behind them. To be up and -
ing was the meat they fed o.. In hess
than ten minutes they were all ueunt-
ed and ready. hve of then, silent, fuIl
TO the brim of reckless hArdihood.
prime for any adventure that Wou1A
serve 10 break the monotoay of their
lives. More than that. every Aber q
their being. wken tosched. woaA re-
spcad. tanefui. sgsoAing striag a
loyaty TO the tr.Aitioas of the Three
Bars and to its youaG master EnoA
vas folly armed. They askeA - Nueo-
ttoa- Yet there cos,A be - Auubt q
. surprise Whea The tfne came foe
scftsa- They were always prepared.
these boys Of The most popslar r.acA
"stat ~est Of the river. RiGAt in tie
fsce a this popularity. perhaps be-
csuse of II, they were . ~ ssersear-
ia&. these boys. and AesA feIlo~.hi
with any csts3Ae tie THREE Rars q
thinG not TO BE lightly easered Into.
~as eae thing 10 Wsrk for the
hcss. and out q the cuate0t sccrutng
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

William scott Lee. once mayor of
Denver, and among its most solid
aud substantial citizens, has public
ly renonnced his life time allegiance
to the republican party and says he
will support Bryan, not only as the
logical president 10 follow Roosevelt
but as the better and safer states
man of the two.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

The booster club Of Lake City is
doing some good work getting ready
for the movement of homeseekers
and capital this coming summer.
Why not start something in Gun
nison?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

This will come next: From the re-
ports Of the meeting of the forestry
people in Leadville last week we
clip the following: Assistant For
ester Chapman, who is here fron,
Washington, stated that Clifford
Pinchot is heartily in favor of es-
tablishing game preserves and that
he desires to have local communi-
ties take the initiative in those mat
ters.' Sounds quite English don't
YOU know.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

A crusade is on among Colorado
workmen to keep out the Japs and
Chinese. We can't help but sym
pathize with such movement.
America for Americans is good
metto. The Asiatic can NEVER be
an American in blood or ideas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

The veeesaAls Hosscs Greeley
oecs said: TIE bese investoent .
iasner ca make for his faaily 10
thas which ssrroaads thsir yoath
With he E.eiossl dsligAss Of . bo.a-
seoss aad attractive hooo. No u,oa-
y sPsat uPua IL farm - % profit
sAls - tAes which nakss the wifs
sd cAildsea feed I'D prosd ot
thsir hs0o." HoV truo tkous word,
-. TAcy sfs - tzss today - whsa
spsksa y - f.0sse astkpr. We
Wg1A HE - - 0ose far1sss roal-
iss - . aEoaase ezssat tkeir foil and
ioPurtaat asasiae.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

Homeeeekers' Rates South
One fare plus - 90 to certain points in
and Few Mexico and return liberal linn
its; stopovers; via. Colorado 4 Southern.
Full information on application.
6-14 4. 4. FISHER. q. r. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14

Among other Improvements the
reserve viii thia summer require
ranchmen TO burn or bury al stock
dying in Pinchot's beautiful forests
Doabtless this is dose TO prevent
contamination Of the landscape.
We 80 oar Gunnison boys trottips
aros.d cech with . spsds, in poison
weed time. Quite . number Of them
wosld like the chance of counting
those cattle which disappeared from
the reserve Lest sanmer and of
which neitAse hair nor hide has
s;pce appsss0d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14
lHnA NollnIlOR.
HosNS - tI>Aa n6ssaaoaAl

In the matter of u. estate ~ J..-evh s.asar
decreased.
Notice i- hereby given. that Aosasy the
9Th day M March. A. y. Ise. beinx ~
the regular days ~ the March tern ~ the
toants toart VI Gasst-pa oanty. IN Frebste.
IN the ssate ,,f Colorado. l. Joha Ro<ach. cd
nsin,-tssssss - said estate gill appesr hstcse
the Jua&se of said oart, pre~est NY hDsl set
tieaeBt . such saas illustrator and pray the
approve ~ the same aud III then apply 10 h.
discharged such sdnsinsstrstor A. which
time and place any PEARSON in interest may AZ
pear and pse-"ar obyectsoas Ia the same. II any
there he.
Dated at 6unni-on, Colorado, dan. ~. IS~.
JOAA kOZlCH.
Adm IN STRAIT . Of the estate af Joseph Sissar
deceased. Feb. March u. Issfs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14
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Silverton people want Thos. An
near named ~ delegate from the
San .Iaun to the national democratic
Well, ont of ten dele
eates the San Jaun country ought to
have one and we know Of no better
democrat than Thos. Annear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14
Delights of the Sea

Delights Of the Sea
The Colorado and SOuthern's low rates
and splendid places the Mexican Gulf
within only few hours distance. Let us
tell you OF the splendid attractions.
4. f. FISHER,
GA General fassenge Agt.. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-14
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
In Hotel Corridors

The population OF Salt Lake City was
swelled Thursday by something over 200.
as a result OF the heavy arrival OF tour
lists and others at the local hotels. Dur
ing the past twcnty-four hours eighty five
have registered at the Wilson. fiftyfour
al the Knutsford. thirty at the Kenyon,
and a like number at the Cullen. The
incoming trains on the Rio Grande, all
Of which were several hours late, brought
hosts of people bent upon seeing the
sights OF this famous city The majority
will leave this afternoon and carly even
ing, their destination. in nearly every
case. being coast points, with Los An
geIes as the Mecca.
\. Fred Wey. the popular proprietor OF
the Wilson, has made a few changes in
his hotel. which viii likely remain IN ef-
feet for the winter at least. He has en-
gagged J. Il. Hankla of Los Angeles 70
manage the hotel department., and the
new manager has already entered upon
his duties. As exclusively announced In
this column week ago. \. J. Arroll has
resigned his position as room clerk. and
is succeeded By George W. King, late OF
the New Willard. Washington D. C. and
Of the lake Placid hotel. New York. Mr.
King Is an exceptionally able man for the
position he holds. and will become popu-
lar with the travelling public, Mrs. j.
Krumholz has been engaged as house
keeper and she Is now engaged In her new
duties.
II. r Cary OF Denver. in charge OF the
western agencies OF the Pinkerton de,
tective buTeau' is at the knutsford.
]. 5. Eaton and wife OF Hartford, Conn.
are at the knutsford. Mr.. Eaton Is
prominent business man Ut the Connecu-
cut capital,
II. NJ. Anthony OF Council Bluffs, Ia,
is spending couple OF days at the VIII
son.
s. TIirsch of Denver well known in
mining circles, is guest at the Ken
yon.
Franklin RitchIe Of New York, promi-
nent in the business world. is at the
knutsford,
w. b. Slick, owner OF several mines in
Nevada and other states. is at the Ken
yon. Mr.. Slick Will be here several days
before returning 10 his home In Boise,
J. c. stickley oi Chicago. +. II. Jerrat
of Dsovcr T. D. Smalley OF Seattle, and
Charles l.. Bond OF Los Angeles. all fore
most business men in their respective
Wilson.
2. McLavish OF Yellowstone park. an
official IN the Yellowstone Transporta.
ton company, is at the Kenyon.
Il. l.. Smith. q leading Nevada mining
man Is at the knutstord.
Morris King u New York banker ls
among the guests stopping at the Kuuts-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Keoghcgan o! Dublin.
ireland. who arc making a tour OF the
country. are at the Knutsfordr They will
remain two days,
Thomas Rockchide OF Ely. New.
mining man widely known here, Is ut the
Wilson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
SM00T MEETS FROST
AROUND SILVER CITY

Special 20 The Tribune.
Silver CITY, oct. 20.-After spending
about twenty minutes walking about the
streets Of this city today IN the vain hope
or meeting few supporters. Senator Reed
smoot encountered Bishop Taylor and
asked his estimate OF the Republican vote
In this place. on being told that Jesse
Will knight. the Democratic candidate
Tor governor, would poll fully So per cent
OF the vote OF silver City, Mr.. Smoot en-
tered his carriage and drove away TO Eu-
reha, where he was to hold q Republican,
rally in the evening.
Mr.. Smoot arrived here at a little after
. o'clock In the afternoon with Dr. Hclsel
OF Eureka. II was said TO have been his
Intention TO hold u rally here. but Il was
found mat no preparations for such an
event had ocen made, and the party took
a strol! about the city. corraling every one
who looked likely 10 be Interested Finally
Bishop Taylor and about ten others were
assembled at the corner OF the Bank sa-
loon. and few minutes was spent In
hanosh3kl1g and general confidential chat,
Only TWO OF the party were Republicans
including the chairman OF the RcpublIcsn n
committee here. and Mr.. Smoot appeared
to feel that the sentiment was against
nm. Tor he made no attempt to make any
ADDRESS ana was too taken back by The
reply Of Bishop Taylor 10 do more than
retire as gracefully as possible from the
scene,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
AMERICAN PARTY RALLY
is HELD At PE0A
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
ECHO. Oct 29.-The American party
rally at Peoa last evening brought out
an audience that completely filled Mar
chants hall
J. T. Gibbs and George T. Goodwin held
the audience for about two hours. giving
them facts from the Official records show
ing the absolute necessity for the organ
party. The great majority OF the people
were very much prcjudlced. having
formed the opinion from reading the News
and Republican that the American party
was the old Liberul party. reorganized
for the purpose OF destroying the Nor
mon church and driving the people from
their homes by unjust taxation or send
ing them TO jail by a hostile judiciary
Bishop Blazzard assisted in maintaining
order during the meeting, and said after
II was over that only facts Were present :
ed, at which no one ought TO take OF
fcnse,
After the meeting closed. however, some
of the enthusiastic opponents OF the
American party engaged the speakers In
a somewhat heated argument. and some
suggested throwing the ID carpet
bnsgers" out. The after meeting lasted
about an hour, the American speakers
standing by their guns: q returned mis-
sionary was especially vindctive In his
attacks upon the American party The
donplng OF American badges by number
OF the citizens seemed 10 arouse the
anger and resentment or tho opposition,
The meeting will be long remembered ia
Pcoa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
PROVO NEWS NOTES

NPSNidl W 14I l AbbIl''
PROVO, Oct 29--Thc total number Of
registered voters in Provo Is 36sO. This
is the largest number ever registered in
this precinct About 25 per cent OF these
are names added 10 the lists this year
during September and October. but not
necessarily new voters-many are moves
and re-regis,ralIon.
As result Of a burglary At Spring
Vile last night. Sheriff Harmon and his
deputies have run In fifteen transients
during the day. OF this number seven
are held IN the county jail for further
investigation and the balance nave been
turned loose.
Susan Beal Gardnsr has begun suit Ia
the district court against John Gardner
in which she asks for q divorce, the Gus
tody OF a baby boy, 4 months old, $50
attorney fees and SIS per month as all
mony. The complaint charges the defend
ant with wifu neglect and failure
to provide the necessaries Of life, The
marriage took place az Price, September
10, 1906.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Thomas T. Stubbs. who died Wednes-
day afternoon. VIII be held in the First
Ward meeting house at ] p. m. Friday.
Mr.. Stuhbs WIS 30 years of age, instead
OF 30, as published heretofore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
DISTRESS RELIEVED
BY SALVATION ARMY

Deserted by her husband. it is alleged.
when there was not u particle of food
or fuel In the home. was the Predic0ment
Mrs \, T.. Graham and her two young
children OF 6J9 South eighth East street
found themselves in last Friday.
Mrs. Graham waited anNiouSly Tor the
return of her husband Friday night. with
the hope that he would bring food for
supper. Her wait was In vain The
husband did not come. Neehbors learned
that the husband had deserted the family
and furnished food FOR Mrs. Graham and
her children.
For the past FIVE days the Salvation
Army workers Of this city have been taS-
lng food and fuel 10 the Graham home.
and viii tide the family over Until more
substantial aid can be afforded them.
The Salvation Army workers ask that
anybody wishing TO assist the Iamr
commuv's lte With Ensign Bnldwin. either
ny telephone or in person. The Salvation
Army members Will he only too glad 10
call anywhere In the city for food or
clothing which viii be given for the use
OF the family,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
SMOOT IS ROASTED
IN HIS HOME TOWN
Mormon Bishop Says He Would
kiss the Devil for PO-
Iitical Power.
WHITE-HAIRED CHURCHMEN
DO NOT MINCE WORDS
Federal Bunch Is Alarmed and
Sends Street-COrner Poll
ticianS to Provo.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO ! ne lrloune.
PROVO Oct 29.-Streot- corner poll
ticians have appeared in Provo from salt
Lake and other places. The Smoot fed
eral bunch is getting desperate and every
effort, whether legitimate or otherwise
IS being made by them to stem the tide
which is showing in this county for Jesse
William Knight.
Reed Shoots henchmen were In evil
dence on several OF the street corners
today and crowds OF people gathered TO
hear what was 10 be said. They found
the sentiment of tho public was for
Knight and against Spry. straw vote
taken at the Provo opera house last even
ing resulted In 100 votes for knight and
123 for Spry. In q conversation on the
street today between three members OF
the Mormon church, one a bishop and
the other two old men whose hair has
grown white In the service of the church.
Reed Shoots name was handled without
gloves.
The bishop said that he thought Reed
Smoot would kiss the devil for political
power, that Reed Smoots political am
bitlons were dlsrupting the church One
OF the old gentlemen then spoke up and
said: 'I will not pay tithing which goes
TO sustain a Republican dynasty The
other old erteman then had his say as
10 what lie thought OF Reed Smoot. which
was thls Reed Smoot Is d"magogue
in politics and q hypocrite in religion
These men expressed the feeling that
is general In and around Provo. and K
has been suggested that the surcst meth
cd 30 compel the church leaders TO
keep out OF politics is To stop paying tith-
ing This surely would bring them TO
time quicker than anything In the world,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
c. A. CALLS IS BUSY
DENYING THE CHARGE
Just the Same He Is Working
in the Interest Of Church
Republicans.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Oct &c. a. Calls has
taken exceptions to the statement made
in this city to the effect that he was over
here in the interest Of the church Re-
publican ticket. He eays he viii vote
the Democratic ticket and that he did
not talk politics while In Park City.
The truth is that Brother Calls did
talk politics and that among those TO
whom he spoke regarding the forthcom-
ing election was a Mormon. who has told
several people just what Calls, said
Democratic headquarters In this CITY,
and. after entering vigorous protest. he
was forced to admit that so far as the
the right as a free citizen to vote as
he saw fit. He did not deny that he might
sec tit 70 vote for the church judicial
ticket, all OF which is In line with what
strongly in favor Of the Republican can
didates for Judges and district attor-
ney,
According TO Calls, he simply returned
10 get his family at Coalville and take
them back TO his field of labors at Chat
tanooga. Ii this be true. 1t seems very
odd that he should have been here just
at election time: that he has already been
here for two months without having ar
ranged his affairs so that he could go to
the southern states mission, In which he
Is SO valuable servant to the church,
and that he is making regular vista
tiona TO the people IN avery nook and
corner OF this county, which has thrice
honored him with an office. He does not
explain why one OF these Mormon con-
ferences is TO be held at Kamas on Sat
uTday and Sunday, ans that he is 10 be
the one 10 impart the word from the
Lords anointed at this gathering. This
conference Is one OF the many that have
been called just previous 10 the holding
OF an election, and those Mornons who
arc liberal IN their Views, and are op-
posed to seeing the church In politics.
do not hesitate TO proclaim that this
meeting Is for the purpose Of imparting
the wish OF Joseph F. Smith To the peo-
pie regarding the casting Of their votes
next Tuesday
Despite the fact that Calls would have
the Democrats believe that he is sincere
ly supporting their ticket. he having held
office under the party several times, the
members OF the party IN this city know
full we'll how he swapped Gentle candi-
dates on his own ticket for some or the
preferred brethren OF the Mormon faith
on the Republican ticket, while acting as
chairman OF the Democratic county COM
mittee four years ago. He may use every
persuasion to make his partisans believe
that he Is not telling the people OF the
Mormon faith that they are TO vote the
Smoot ticket, nevertheless he Will 90 back
to his missionary field after having es-
tablished a reputation as a church par
tisan.
Pictures and Frames.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
CRAY0N COMPANY SUES
ON A SURETY BOND

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Oct, 2o.-The Chicago Crayon
company is seeking TO obtain judgment
against George A. Graves Of this city on
an alleged surety bond. furnished by the
latter for w. +. Warrington. who was
an employee OF the crayon company as d
delivery man and collector.
According TO the allegations OF the COM
plant. Warrington was employed by the
plaintiff September II. 1907. In the above
capacity upon furnishing bond for $500
signed by Graves as surety. TO protect tho
company from any loss which might be
sustained through the unfaithful perform
ance OF his duties Us collector and delivery
man. Between October Il. following his
employment, and April / Of this year.
Warrington is said TO have received por-
traits, pictures and frames valued at
S3l5.69. Tor which he has refused to make
an accounting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
SAMUEL c. DYE HAS
LITTLE LEAD Pipe
Pet of Mormon Church Leaders
Has a Cinch, and
Knows Ii.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct 29.-whatever may be tho
result OF next weeks election in this coun-
", the one sure bet Is that Samuel g.
Dye. the nominee for county clerk on the
church Republican ticket will be elected.
Dye is the especial pet and tho rarest
flower OF them all. Fe has been coaxed,
cuddled and coddled by the church lead
ers OF this county in such an affectionate
manner that he appears 10 have become
like q real, bad, spoiled chiid. ano so sure
Is he that what the "whispercrs' have
commanded Will be follo.A.d 70 the letter
by the benighted members OF the church
party, that he Is doing but little campaign
work. leaving II for the foxy old leaders
OF the church TO manage.
After receiving the nomination. Dye,
who is a member OF high priests quo
rum was sent for by some OF the church
leaders OF the county and told that he had
been selected for the place because, AS
Bishop l.. w. Wade referring TO .'us
Mormons," remarked: I'VE would rather
have that office than any other I'm the
county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
City and Neighborhood

THE p. L. o. society VIII give a rum
mage sale Saturday October 81. at i7G
south Main.
AT FRIDAY evenings services at Tenn
PIE BnHi lsrHel, the subject OF Rabbi
Nreund's discourse VIII be: "Why Remain
Jews
r, S BOYD is charsed with exhibiting
a deadly weapon. knife, October rs. in
u complaint issued by the county attorney,
Thursday, The complainant is Alex
Walker.
ON ACCOUNT OF the recent death OF
Mrs Annie Mcakn. Miriam Rebekah
lodge No. has indefinitely postponed the
card social. which was advertised for Sat
urday evening, October 81.
MRS. LUCY VERTON will entertain the
ladies' and their friends OF the George r
Maxwell w. r. {. and Circle at cards this
afternoon from TO .. at her home. 235
II street, corner Fifth avenue. Take
Third or Sixth avenue car
THERE is JOY among the officers OF the
city schoo! board and the jaritors OF the
city schools. The ghost VIII walk for the
one thousand, two hundred and sixty six
dollars VIII be distributed among thu
school board officers, and 1851 among the
Jan!tors.
THE SEATTLE delegates who have
neen In attendance at inc national w. c.
l.. I. convention VIII pass through this
city next saturday and sunday enroute TO
their homes. Sunday evening thew VIII
hold special services at Fort Douglas. All
who are Interested In the progress OF tenn
perancc work among the soldiers are in
vlted 70 be present.
STANLEY STABL, Thomas NayIor and
BENJAMIN Crabs three youngsters uyerac-
Ing about ten years OF age. were taken 10
the police station Thursday night about
clock by Policeman ConycrS. charged
with causing disturbance about Unity
hall. while the American rally was taking
place. The boys were gwen n severe !cc-
tnrc and on the promise that the ucr
would not be repeated were released.