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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
>herirs sale

state If olursdy.
tounty ct OsgnuissH.
ny virtue Of special irrcutiou i-surti ,ut
uf the Clerk ollie. ol the tuuniy tnurt at
innni-on County and state - ulotaao. aud t.i
me directed. whereby ! am commanded to
siS and O. ~. Dollar. ls.ls - }, aud Sixty-tVe
aud 1aiti Dollars so irlI. costs 81 suit tho
amount Of a certain several judgment rendered
in said Count on tho 2ith day Of November I.r
In tayer Il ~ Coats and John u. Chairman
~ plaintiffs, and against -. Gaiiney a. defend
ant, together with interest on said several
judgment from tho datcof the rendition thereof
at the rate Of eight per cent per annum. out ,,i
the lands tonrments, euud- and chattels ,f
the said u. 6aiiney. have levied upon the fol.
lowing described real property. to-wit.
An undivided two-third- interest IN and L.
the Nettie Lode Mining lain situate in the Box
Canon mining district in the County of .unni
son and state of colorado. said claim being
known and designated ns I : surve, No 1854
and being more particularly described in the
location certificate thereof Of record 10 the Re
curder. office Of said county ia Book i0s ~
THEREFORE. According to said command.
shall on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of March
ls-0. at the hour Of 10 g clock in the fprrup,r
of sand day. at the West front door Of ths
touDty Court House. in the town of Gunuison
IN the County Of Gunnison. state of Colorado
bidder. for cash in hand, all the right title
and Interest Of the above named II. Gnffney in
and 10 the above described property for 50 much
therefore as may be necessary for the payment
and satisfaction of said several Judgment in.
terest and cost 81 sale.
Dated, GuuniSOu. Colorado, this lth day a.,
March, 1919
PAT HANLON.
sheriff OF Gunnison County.
Mch. 9TH a6th. 1879
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eh* : prisoner
T.; ::;:''" q: @@Zenda


If the best attention involved his
to disJcuse with H.
LIS that what brings you To Ze.da-
project" I asked.
why. no. sire. I Aha here because I
as~irsd TO oliigc the British ausbassa-
dor
Whats the british ambassador do
Tag dams cctis gakrc," said I cave
b-~sly.
"A yossng country man ~ his. sire-a
man " s..ose vsssities- missing His
frsesssl~ have nsss heard frosa hsm for
tee Rssssths. aud tfese is reasoa to be-
teve that he Was last sssn in zes<ia :"
flavia was paying little attention. I
dared not look at Sapt
What reason"
"A friend Of lis in Paris. n certain
~. Featherly. has given US information
which makes 1t possible that he came
here. and the officials OF the railway
reccllect his name oR so,ne luggage"
What was his namey''
"EasscHdyll sire he answered. and
! saw that the name meant nothing 10
him. Hut. CHANGING at Flavia. be low
erred his voice as he went on: lit is
thought that he may have followed a
lady here Has your majesty heard Of
certain Nine de- Maubanf"
"Nhy. yes said I. my eye iuvolun-
tarily travelling toward the castle
'She arrived in Ruritania about the
came time a. this Rassendyll."
\ L.. al, 10
was regarding me with inquiry writ
large ON his face.
".Sapt." said /. Il must speak word
10 the prefect. VIII You ride ON few
PAGES with the princcssf' And ! add
Ell 10 the prefect. ''Come. sir. what do
YOU meanyr
lie drew close 10 mo. and : bent in
the saddle
IF he were in love with the ladyf-
he whispered. Nothing has been
heard of him for two months" And
this time It was the eve of the project
which Travelled toward the castle.
''Aes. the lady Is there" | said quiet
ly. But ! don't suppose Mr.. Rassen-
dyll-is that the namei-is."
The duke" lie whispered. "does not
like rivals. SIRE
''You're right there" said ]. with all
sincerity. but surely you hint at n
very grave charge"
He spread his hands out In apology
| whispered in his ear:
This is n grave matter. Go back to
Strelsau''-
but. sire. IL have n clew hcreT"
$50 back 10 Strelsau," l repeated.
Tell the ambassador that you have a
clew. but that you must be left alone
for a week or two. Meanwhile Ill
charge myself with looking into the
matter"
.The ambassador is very pressing,
sire
"Nou must cuiet him. Come, sir:
you see tlIHt II your suspicious are cor
rect II Is an affair in which we must
move with caution. We can have No
scandal. Mind you return tonight
CnnflnuAA Newt Ueek
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
sPECgAL kOCSD TRIP NONE
sEEh CRs' RATES =" RFW
AENlCae AM TkAAN

On the first and third Tuesdays of each
month, during the entire year. the Colo
RADIO 4 Southern Railway point. in New
Mexico and Texas at one fare plus 81 90
for the round trip. Final limit twenty
five days, allowing liberal stop-over privil
eyes. For detailed information, rates etc.
call on the Colorado 4 Southern agent, or
address I. T.. Fisher. Genl Passenger
Agent, Denver, Colo. 6-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
Notice Of tinal Settlement and pet~rmtpat ion
NJ N~ir>bip


Vt Neir>bip
In the Matter Of the Estate
,f Ma Isg
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday, the
18th day of April A. ID. 1902 at the hour of
10 a. M. of said day, the same being one of the
regular days Of the March term 81 the County
Court of tuunison County. in the state OF
Colorado, /, Thomas A. .Boughton. administrator
of said estate, Will appear before the Judge 81
said Court. present my final settlement as such
administrator, pray the approval Of the same.
and will then ask to be discharged as such
administrator. At which time and place
any person in interest may appear aud present
object ions to the same, il any there be.
And Frrtb.r Notice is Hereby Given That at
said tune and place the court will receive and
hea proof> cnrniBe the heirs of said deceas-
ed. u'snant to the verified petition of George
=. Anrerson. ella aimsnt as heir at Law of said de
ceased, heretofore filed herein. asking for q
Judicial ascertsinment and det.rmins,ina of
heirship M said estate, and from VIII ch it
appears that said George 2. Anderson. bt,ther.
MsrGs ret Dymond sister, Martha Martiu half
sister and Rhoda n. Shaver, sister, by t,eorge
B. Hillrian and Frederick II illman, her com.
mittee, are heirs of sa nd decea sed;
Now, Therefore. any and all persons who are
or who claim to he heirs at law of said Henry
W. Anderson. decea -eh are hereby required tn be
aud appear ttetest or abide the determin a ion
of the Court thereoa.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 9Th day
of March 4. ID. 1919
THOMAS A. BOCGHTON.
Administrator of the estate Of Henry W. An
derson, deceased Mar. Il April y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
s~ssca ~ ssssssS.s slaS 81
tOBAs LOsg6A - DsA1oG - q


tsdsr and hs virtue cf orssse ~ ssls -
JoaG~ent ~ tovecio-sre ss1ssea oDs II -
t"unts Court o4 the tossasy 81 60os i->ps. C.s5s-
rsebs,. entered b.-cesb~r ISsh. INr. 70 vA,uA
css-e the Interstate - sinx- haBh - pSsiuail
ssd &. 7. >ili> ssd Heien A siil- ere deesa4
ants. wherein the above named plAxett4 -
tSlned . Judgment and decree AGAINST ansA
d~fsadssts for the sun ..f Sixteen Hsnsis~d 49,
tise dollar aud THIRTY five cents. ! sn. coa-
sssded ~ sell all that certain isst parcsi ~
Land situate IN the fo8sty 81 tsanni- sou. state
81 t"sorssio. described follows ta-~si +.
Lots One aud Two in Block ~ ia the town sf
eunni-on. according 10 the original plat ~
sad t"su. tpsetisef With all and singular the
teuemeFts. her.ditauIauts and sppuftenasc--
thereonto beioBsins or Ia snyvi-s ap,,.rtsin-
INK
Notics = thereiorr b. relly given that op tho
18th dsy ~ March. i3ss. 81 ~ o. cloc. a m. ,sf
that day a. the west front door 81 the Z ourt
House IN said tounfy - fiunni-sn | will Ia
abesiIeuce 10 said order 80 sals and siecree Of
foreclosure. sell The sbfrc dss-cfiiied property
or 80 much thereof a. NAV he nscss-sAr, tu al.
iSfy plaintiff Judgment With interest ther.on
and costs. e. the highest amt ho-t bidder Tor
cash.
Dated March sfh tsn.
FAI WANiuN ~heriH
hy v j lthAN udrf sheriff
MarrU 1.nI
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

Representative BehrrItter was
much criticised because be voted for
Hicks a. speaker of the house.
News-Champion was convinced at
the time that be was right. and in
those matters we must depend large
ly upon the Judgment of tue man on
the ground The fact that thus
early in the session he has been able
20 secure passage throagh the house
Of the Normal School bill and the
water commissioners bill. the two
most important measures for Gun
nison county yindicates his good
judgment
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

Having Just comple'ed fifteen or
twenty miles of cement s,de~s .
delta boosters are starting on the
large contract of paving all the
streets That Is commendsbls
energy Fortunately in Gunnisen
we have splendid streets with a
little grading. as good a. most
paved streets, but that is no reason
not 10 admire the progressive spirit
of our neiohbors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
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CoufiAaed from flzss Page


the EnclIsh poaE a. dpe b. the
orsUeeA condition. q; the pepslsison
aBa d TIC dsssacl.a..tsSa - ~ars II
the peapss
In FraHce and EaslaHi cosnmsH-
i-sH has met with uiser failure. ex-
cepiInC a ieW shori lsve4 couzmsns-
sse- ~ franoe Ia Germany 4, hAs
been somesb&i more successful
L has gained soa.e sre4Ha, and
tasse FIslHa.ca the SOCIALISTS. who
represent the cos.u Url-ts Of our time
and advocate the same principles
Is-; described
In the I : there have been a
great many COMMUNITIES organszed
with q greater or lesser degree Of
success. Llon, the CITY oi Dowse, In
Chicago ~s. for some time very
prosPeros. under the euidancs Of Its
able founder A number Of like
settlements la Ohio and Ipdsana
have bssn quite prosperous. but NE
progressive.
The most notewortby of such
attempts IN the T. ;. is the cell
known Brook Farm Assoc,st,os. F"
II Was organized in lsil, at Wsst
Roxbury, Mass Of a number of
America noted men nd women
Among them were Ripley, Hsw-
thorne, Claiming, Alcott, Curtis,
and Margaret Fuller The object
Of the organization was to promote
education aud culture, to place life
ON a hasis Of wisdom aud parity,
and b. substitute a system Of bro
therly cooperation for one of selfish
competition Everything was held in
common, all had equal night to their
possessions and men and women
alike had % work six hours a day
ON farm or IN the mills. They
carried ON trade with ths outer
world and stood for six wears with
great prosperity, but by that time
the brightest members grew tired
went away, others became disheart-
ened. and after a disastereus fire
among the buildings, the company
dissolved Hawthorne gives us an
excellent description Of life ON the
Farm in bis "Blithedale Romance
Communism first began in an
cient times The government OF
Sparta during her supremacy was
on this plan. The boys were given
TO the care Of the state at the age Of
seven. There they were to serve as
statesmen and soldiers. The people
dined at public tables, where each
person contributed his share of the
food. Before the Roman Conquest
in England the people held land in
common and the people lived in
tribal communities. During later
years in England we can trace the
same movement in John Ball s
preaching, the rise of the Lollards,
and the communistic revolt against
Cromwell. But 1T has now no foot
hold in that country.
ltiti Nv IIt
communists are very good, but we
can see that they are taking place
without the help of that movement
and few people are willing to sac
riiice personal rights for the materi-
al prosperity in communism.
Life under those conditions must
be monotonous and intelligent, ener-
getic people can not adapt them
selves easily TO such personal sub
mission and dependence. No one
except him whose life is so miser-
able that any change is for tie bet
ter. could wish to give up for all
time his individuality, liberty, priv
acy and intellectual development for
communistic life.
However plausible the theories, it
is impossible for that organization
to replace the old one on any large
basis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
hOWEvILLE
News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesdav March

hdhpIou SOIESspOnOeuce
Wednesday March l0
A dance is announced for Satur-
day March 90.
Miss Emma Lucero visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
4. A. Shackleford. j. II. and
Laurel Spann went TO Hotchkiss last
week after cattle.
Mart German, wife and daughter,
Miss Nettie returned to their Happy
Hollow ranch home Friday
A hay buyer from Victor was in
the valley this week and bought all
surplus hay in the valley at Sl2jO
per ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

IT'S tho ItaB dctDri :" cf'icd ne
our friends. sore uneasy concerning
the king and cut to the quick that
young Rupert had played yet another
winning hand with us.
For my own part | was vexed ana
angry that | had killed no man Ia
open fight. but only stabbed knave In
his sleep. And I did not love to hear
Rupert call me play actor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
IT. Bsde~ay 81 y sEse

~....-.u- uua-a- ara ssrIlls iron -
= -. .sus..ri..tI~ 1ise oDssoAi.iis- en-
.s,i,...i..sys- assd Eupscs>.aui ia-l~i As'~@
&C., xlich ss5nsc p.ly -sclssia- e"iaas'''. !.
,.-....i.l AZ t..s trssstIsIesst q g. 49, ~
.au,.u Yc-. 4 hep can D. has q =
L....or 4, submit - tni- oFsi...l in%h -
,a., a.,-.- eEsss as.a ss,rcaa- The if'saD'',
!. ,h.t - aften thew ussissn sIss'efs-- ~N
a. ,auxnzuce and shame fos roth ine-
Tssu,asd-\f women sko have s'se
curxd il III. 1S.see's F.sor'is ffessf'S
toe ~r.A IN SDQrsciatsoG OF The esse
xL,ch As .s1nGNS the exaH1ins,loae
and heal ssea,nentNS IhekG = =. Q. ri
Doa,c.ne % .sixxe - sa2e taS -<sss-.-A31i
s"9ee >. Fasoriic fre.sr.i,s.o. ~
eos d.ngsSa3in1 drains. isEexI.as'ss ane
female weakness. IL always helvs. ~
sa...,-. always cures. Ii Is ssrsctiy nea-
alcxhel,c, non secret. all its insrsd'enis
Aripx py!ntcSi On its tr,ts.e-wrapper. eos'-
sa,ps no dclctcrious or hAbst-ior as'ne
drugs. and every native medicinai f",s
enter ing into ii. eomrosstsos has the lsas
sadarsemcnt of thosc mo-s eminent ~ w.
several schss,is Of medical practice. Sons
Of these numerous and strongest 81 ps0r
es.s,onal endorSemen,s q tta inevssa,enta.
vin be found in a pamphlet wraptse
sround the t.,stis. also IN b-yoslet mSiiee
fires on request. by In. L. v. Pierce, q
Du0alo, n. Y. These professional ea-
Aasseueuts should have far more weiSee
shan any amount 81 the ordinary lay, .
mon professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women no~-a-eays
smsist on know ing what they tsre as HssSi-
tcine instead VI opening their mouths Ike
. lot of young birds aud eulpine down
whatever is offered them. -Fsvorite lTe-
scriptioa is of KNOWN COMPOSITION. IL
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Ir. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent fres
On receipt Of stamps ~ pay expense ~
mailing o.iu send IT, lG. X. v. fIercs,
kuf'alo. n. y. 81 onc-ccut stamps for pa
p,r-coverod. or n stamps for ciOth-bognd.
If sisk consult the Doctor. free Of charge
Nv letter. All such communications are
held sacredly confidential
Br. Piorce's Pheasant Pellets invigorass
end regulate stomach. liver and bowStaA
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

We have opened the New York
Gale and invite the patronage of the
pu1 Hastily cooked meals.
attrsctively served. Regular prices.
Mrs. Alice Mayo and Mrs. Mary
Whip, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

Ne thsns snmetimes that t.Se-
are pretty hlgk IN GsnnIson. bot
look at these hgsres.
In Pali-aae the total levy Is lll-6
mills. an Grand Jsnction, 20 mslis
IN Della. - &C mills IN Moutro-e.
20 mills
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
sHRgNKRs CIRCUS IN COSyryC.
ZION WIN TIVE sELLS-FLOro
CIRCUS 0ANAGEREa ANp
WILD WEST ~ ~ ar DEN
a-RA - - -.
ARRH =

This will be the mest notable and uni
vus circus ever shown in Denver. The
Colombo 4 Southern will make very low
rates tor the round trip from all stations.
TICKETS On sale March =. good to return
nstil March u; and On April i. good to
rstMn ustil April 5. For other infosma-
ton call On the agent. lsls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
CHAPTER Nv.

CRITA\IA is not in England
or the quarrel between Duke
Michael and myself could not
have gone on, with the re-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19

The wet or dry fight in OHIO
Ciiy promises 10 be lively this
spring II is reported that the dry
petition was signed by jS per cent
OF the voters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-19
CRESTED BUTTE

Ceotinued Next Week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05
CONSIDERS II BIG JOKE
HIS CHURCH AND HlMsELF BOOM
ED THROUGH FAKE STORIES
METHOD WELL KNOWN TO 10.
CAL scRlsEs.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 5.-Press-agent
methods Of church advertising are not
to be generally adopted In St Louis
churches. although Rev. Columbus
Polk Goodson. former pastor of the
Kings Highway Presbyterian church,
says he started his church on the road
to prosperity by putting over" a
''press.agent stunt" on the st. Louis
papers. Clergymen interviewed do
not approve of the method.
Rev. DR.. Goodson. now pastor OF the
fashionable Highland Park Presbyte-
rian church. In Chicago. was one OF the
guests Of honor at the Kings Highway
church homecoming last night. He
gave . numerous account of how he
worked his ingenuity overtime to build
up his st. Louis charge.
Tells His Method.
When DR.. Goodson came to St Lou
is his congregation at the little Kings
Highway church did not number more
than Is persons on an average, and he
was young and unknown to fame. His
talk was of how he climbed himself
and made his church grow by diligent
use of the newspapers.
He told how nine-year old Donald
Stewart, son of A. T. Stewart, fell off
q pier at Creve Occur Lake on No
vember Is, 1904: OF how he rushed into
the water, which was hardly up to his
waist, and dragged the boy out. and
then how he permitted the newspapers
to write 1t up as q thrilling rescue.
John Wanamaker, of Philadelphia.
was to speak at my church the next
day." he said. Il had TO do something
to attract a crowd there that would be
worthy of him."
DIR. Goodson added that he had re.
formed now in regard to his use of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05
.GR[C|AN CITIES
NOW HAVE RIVAL
Pittsburg, the Scandals Rid
den. Unbares Corrupt
Morality and Shame.
UNMENTlONABLE CRIMES
SEVERAL ARRESTS HAVE BEEN
MADE AND PROMINENT CLUB
AND BUSINESS MEN FEAR &C.
TON or THE POLICE.
UNMENTI0NABLE CRIMES

Pittsburg, Penn, May 5.-Scandal-
ridden Pittsburg is about to blossom
forth as a rival to those old Grecian
cities, where degradation and shame
were accepted as the real attributes
of honor, and Of Sodom and Gomorrah
which were destroyed because, sup
posedly, OF the existence of the sin
which has stirred Pittsburg as it never
has been stirred before.
Three arrests already have been
made, and by this evening. 1t is said,
other suspected ones will be taken.
Among those already in custody is
James r.. Mason, known as Red" a
wellknown pugilistic promoter. Ma
son was arrested in New York and
now is in the Tombs awaiting extra
dition.
DIR. Charles Mcdonald, well-known
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05
HARRY new WANTS
4 COMMITTEE JOB.
He Would Like to Be Chairman
And He Probably Can
Land the Place.
is A SHREWO POLITICIAN
OTHER NAMES HAVE BEEN MEN.
TONED, BUT IT Is BELIEVED
THAT THEY WILL GET OUT OF
THE WAY FOR NEW.
IS A sHREWD POLITICIAN
Especial correspondent.)

Indianapolis, Ind, May 5.-Haryy
New, of this city, former chairman Of
the Republican National committee, is
said to be a candidate for chairman Of
the state committee. and there is a
general opinion that he can have the
place il he wants it. He Is not only
a receptive candidate, but he is out for
it, according to the report, though he
has not made any definite announce
ment Of his aspirations.
New is one OF the smoothest politi-
clans in Indiana. He knows all about
it, and has been through the mill from
one end to the other. There was talk
some time ago Of running him for
mayor this fall. but New said nay. nay.
He said he would not be a candidate
for any office and that he would not
run IL nominated. So his name was
wiped off the slate. But New loves =
scrap. He likes to be in the thickest
Of it. He is a sportsman Of the first
water. his favorite sport being duck
hunting. This sporting blood has
probably been the cause Of his decis-
ion to get after the state chairman.
ship.
Ourbin Talked.
There have been other names men
toned, but it is believed they will all
get out Of the way for New. Win
field T. Durbin, Of Anderson, former
governor, has been talked of, and he
has said that while he IL not q candi-
date, 'there are times when 1t II the
duty of all good men to come to the
aid OF their country. and that this Is
one Of the times. SO no has been
counted In the race for chairman.
Charles F. Remy, also Of this city. for
mer reporter Of the supreme court. and
during the last campaign a member Of
the executive committee Of the repub-
lican state committee, Is another one
Of the names mentioned. Remy says
he will not make fight for the place,
but II elected he will serve, all right.
Then there was Dick Schaaf, Of Ham
mond. He was talked of. and there is
still rustic hero and there whenever
he is mentioned in connection with
sthe place. but 1t is not believed that he
will become an active candidate.
So looking at the race from all sides
it appears that New will be the man II
he really goes after the job.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05
GAAR WILLIAMS TO
WORK on The NEWS
Will Begin His New Work the
First of June.

Indianapolis, Ind. May 6-Gaar
Williams. former Richmond boy. has
been engaged as cartoonist on the In
dianapolis News, to succeed Frank
Bowers, who has resigned, to take Eff
feet the first OF June. Mr.. Bowers re-
signed to go back to Washington
where he has large fruit farm. Mr..
Williams has been on the Chicago
News for several years and is consider
ed one OF the best cartoonists In the
country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-05

Nan, Il ION refuse to marry me-
you'll do something desperate, win
you. George?
mot at all II yen refuse me win
4 bet-thAt'D an
I'm! We'll you lose. George. I'm
going to teach him q leaoon On bet.
ting h1eaeO Trihane.