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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

she paled and
tremhled- ] saw something in her eyes
that made me want 20 throw up my
hat and yell. Then the blood swept
back iHta her face and left IL glowing
Heaven knows she WINS beautiful,
That is so." she said calmly. sGo.
Jack"
Something came into his throat. t,ut
he swallowed il and walked AWAY
man. every inch man A moment
she watched him. her eyes dimming.
then ran and elasped his arm.
oh. Jack she cried. Ire careful
Yes" he answered met.ha nicariv.
gazing nj the changing shadows in her
hair
And you'll come back7-
lie caught her hand In his and press
ed 1t 10 his lips.
Yes. Amy he said. There was
giory an his face.
He hurried away. and rs I followed
] aw something drvr from the folds
cf Amy's dress She saw IL alse ana
blusbed happily. for N was lacks pbc-
tcgraph-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10


idea-in the troubadour line. l suppose
fused to know the gentleman VIII
sent you. SO think ii viii hardly b,
necessary to call the police. You ma!
execute your song and dance. hut d.
not sing too loudly"
-Aw. said the boy. with a shru.
down the length of him. yer know
what J mean. lady. Tan't turn
it's wind He told me 10 tel yer he,
got his collars and cuffs in dat grip ~
scoOt clean out 10 Frisco. ben he
goin' te shoot snow birds in the Klon
dixie He says yer told him not q
send round no mere pink notes nol
come hangin' over de garden gate. anc
he takes dis means IF putin yer wise
He says YER refereed him cut like q
sas-hes-n and never give him no chanc.
10 kiek at De decision lie say. yei
swiped him and never said WHY"
The siishtly awakened interest In
the young lady's eyes did not abate
Perhaps it was caused by either the
originality 0r the audacity cf tha snow
bird hunter in thus cirrumventing bei
express commands against the ordi-
nary modes of communication. she
fixed her eye on a statue standing dis
consolate in the disbeveled park ant
spoke into the transmitte-.
Tel the gentleman that I need nsa
repeat 10 him description cf m,
ideals. He knows what they have beer
snd what they still arp So FAR ,s Yhcx
'euch on this case, absolute loyalty
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

pioneer citizens who owns about one
half Of the real estate within the incor-
poration lines of this municipality. de-
parted this morning for month travel
and sojourn in the east. He will spend
some time at his boyhoed home, in
Illinois. which he still owns.
Touhey 4 Biggens have sold their
picture show to Joe Faussone and Alex
Mclean, who will continue the splendid
service given by the former owners.
The Main Hotel. Mrs. c. C. Curley
proprietor. will open Thursday with a
delicious noon spread. This is one of
the best business buildings in town and
is arranged with view of convenience
and pleasure for it's guests.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
The rstss end the Earth

II has hong been known tbeoretica IN
that the tides act as n brake an rbe
rotating earth ard tend w lensthen
the day. The effect. however. is sa
slight that n cannot I've measured IN
any length cf time AT mans disposal
II may he estimated with the aid sf
certain assumption. and. using ~.
data svailahle. ". II. Macmillan has
reee~tiy nsae .ise necessary cauluts
ti"n Wy ~ frmulas used by ensi-
neers. I've firn's fsr the Increase ~ the
ienerh ~ 'he day ene second in sssboya
years
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10


The execution of Socratcs Is and will
probably always remain one of the
most astounding enigmas of history
About the greatness aud goo,lness n
the man there is no room for dispute.
that he really corrupted or attempted
10 corrupt the Athenian youth. as WIS
charged against him by the prosecu-
fion. no one for moment believes. aud
that he In no way deserved the deal i
that came To him is universally con
ceded. And yet the foremost people
on earth in intellectual accomplish
ments decreed that he should die. II
might have been politics. it might have
been personal spite or jealousy. il
might have. been weariness at his end
less questioning ar II might have been
the conviction that by his philosophy
he was really destroying the influence
~ religion upon the minds Of the
young that lay at the bottom Of his
trial aud execution-New York Amer.
lean.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
Essa 'fHa" Psesvs

Indianapolis News.
The following answers are taken
from a number collected by a teacher
in the Topeka schools:
"A blizzard is the inside Of hen
'Oxygen is a thing that has eight
sides. The cuckoo never lays its
own eggs. "A mosquito is child OF
black and white parents
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

He was look ing
at her. and sl.
a v o id Q Il his
glance, letting
her eyes drop.
And you think
IT best to go;'
she said.
He grippe q
himself. Amy.
I h ink He
glanced across
the bay toward
the burning city
There are fall
en- walls and Ire
meath them hu
man lives. | an
$ tro N z. Amy
They need ms
there.
Her hand swept
10 her b % : % m
and she caught
her breath quick
ly. For a second
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
- 49, 4 Ssnsuusa

Coroner O'I%sry and Sheriff Pa,
IIanlon were called to Somerset
Thursday morainlng by wire On
nouncing an accident in the com
pany mine there.
Details are meagre but it seems q
cave in caught number of miners
killing one and ipjuring others.
The COUNTY oihcers were called 10
determine wln lber or not the accl-
dent WAS unavoidable or caused from
neglect on Ihe part Of the company
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

Miss Maude Bray has been contn
ed TO her home with severe colo
for the past week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

Willet Estes has accepted posi-
ton as clerk with the Gunnison
Hardware company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

l.. Lucero was in from Jack s
Cabin Saturday. lie moved his son
and two daughters into the Adams
cottage They are attending high
school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

Messers. Smith aud Ieliner of
Pitkin attended the dance at Mood
men hall Saturday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

Miss Msble Wallace is spending
some time at her home near Castle
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

Mise Mable Cooper is working ia
the Gavette candy store
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10

DRESBN IEkIAN tHU re N. SUNDAY school
y at sJ5. morning services II n. m. Christian
Endeavor q ~ evening service Z .sl mid wesk
PRAYER meeting Z ~ p m. "Wednesday An are
cordially invited 10 attend these services
Rev. has. Hubbard. d. u Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
SOoEW O1oDcI0ov.

n q. O. r., 6unnison Lodge No. ~ Meets
os every Monday night at ]. o. O. q hall.
oain street. x. q Estes, n. q.
Clarence Adams. secretary.
Nashti Rebsksh Lodge No. i3, meets first aud
thIrd Tuesdays. Miss Martha q. Bros an, \. q.
Mrs. Ida '. Meyer. Secretary.
4 F.&A NJ. Gunnison Lodge No ~ Meets
Ne SECOND aud fourth Tuesdays at Masonic
hall Virginia Ave. y. ". Howissd. ". NJ.
". X. Akin, secretary
tiunnison Chapter No. ~ meets third Friday
:. p spencer T.. N. Y.
J. " How and secretary.
1uinison Commandery. \. 7. No. 5. meets
sec'.nd Wednesdays O.. N. Aikine. h. C..
.. u. Howland. Rec.
Wsunits Chspter Ne. 81. O v. s.. meets second
and fourth Fridays. Mrs. Alice Eastman, W N.
Mrs. Florence Harper, secretary.
0MPROvED ORDER RED MEN-Nez Perces
eIribe No ~ Meets every Saturday evening
at Hsd Mens hall, Tomicbi ave.
Frank Zueelder, Sschem.
p. .. Hurley. G. ofk.
MODERN WOODMEN or AMERICA Gun.
- nisoh Camp No. 79O.-Meets first and
third Thursday evenings in Quinns hall
Main street. v. W. Mcdowell, \. G.
A. J. Chinery. Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-10
o1uocu o0oEcIouy.

lsPISC COPAL CHURCH - Services the first
u. and third Sundays % each month at u n.
m. aud 80 y. m. sunday school every sun
day at ~ a. m. All are cordially welcomed.
Rev. j. +. Forsyth. N. A. l.. l.. u. Pastor.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22

are now located in the middle OF
the south side of the square
where we have large and com
modious offices, neatly fitted up
and are now more nearly able to
take care Of all departments of
our work than ever before. We
are inviting everyone to call on
US after this week and let us
show you through the Office. We
are glad that we have moved for
we shall be better able to do
what we should do for the peo-
pie in getting out that highly
creditable paper which Canyon
City and Randall county de-
serves. Come and see us.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The people Of Canyon City are
particularly interested in mat
tiers Of an educational nature.
Now that the possibility pre-
sents itself for the establishing
of a state normal school in the
Panhandle it behooyes Canyon
City to get or her toes and get to
work in order that we may be
able to secure this prize.
This editor lived in Denton at
the time the state normal was
located at that place, and he and
other citizens of this city know
the great benefit to the town
that the school has been to Den
ton. In addition to the educa-
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22

tional advantages the six hun
dred or more students who at
tend school at that place bring
trade and spend money that
would otherwise go to other
places.
To enter into a discussion of
the advantages which Canyon
City has to offer for such a
school is not necessary at this
time through the columns of
this paper for various reasons,
but it is necessary for the peo-
pie of this town and county to
meet next Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock at the court house and
discuss the plans and means.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
OUR SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED EDITION.

We are more than pleased at
the manner in which our propo-
sition for a special illustrated
edition of our paper has been re-
ceiyed by the people of this city
and county. The people know
the high class of paper which we
are producing from this office
and therefore have not hesitated
in Offering encouragement to the
proposition, and we want to say
right here that if we can't give
YOU a special edition that will be
a credit to Texas let alone the
Panhandle and Randall county
We won't give you anything at
all. We believe the paper will do
lots of good in advertising the
country and letting the outside
world know what we are doing
here in one special paper, and to
this end we invite the co-opera-
ton of every citizen. This paper
will be a great one for everyone
to send out to their relatives and
friends, and we are not sparing
in getting the best of
everything to be had in order to
make it a creditable number.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
SOLD STOLEN HORSE AND BUGGY.
Young Man Makes Sale Of Puroined Property
to Local Livery Men-Makes Coed
His Escape.

Last Saturday morning there
appeared at the livery barn of
Geo. Reynolds Company young
man with a buggy and horse
which he desired fed, After
wards he stated that his name
was J. T. Smith and that he was
visiting some OF his relatives
near the south line of the Block
pasture in this county and that
his home was at Nashville, Tenn.
and that he desired to sell his
horse and buggy and return to
his home.
According to reports the
young man had a very plausible
story to tell and evidently knew
the country well and stood all
manner Of questioning. One of
the firm finally agreed with him
about the price 80 minutes be-
fore the morning train left for
Amarillo, and paid him the
money. Since that time nothing
has been seen or heard Of hin.
Later on a gentleman by the
name of Loher who lives near
Amarillo appeared upon the
scene and claimed the outfit and
it was turned over to him. L0her
that he drove into ANA
rillo late Friday afternoon and
left his buggy and horse at the
hitch rack near the court house
and when he returned about 30
minutes later the rig was gone.
Reynolds Company have offer
ed a reward for the arrest Of the
young man. He appeared to be
about p years of age, weight
about AS pounds, well dressed
and had three gold teeth on the
right side of the lower jaw. Is
a smooth talker as is evidenced
by the fact that he out.talked the
trader at the livery barn.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
RANDALL COUNTY HOGS ARE HIGH.
Swine Buyer From This County Gets Top Price
for Randall County Swine Hogs
Easy to Raise.

That Randall county hogs are
as fine as can be grown and that
there is profit in the raising Of
them is known to every person
who has kept track of the var
ious sales that have been made.
In recent times a large number
of hogs are being raised and
when placed on the market al
most invariably bring the high
est price for the day.
Last Saturday G.. G.. Ester of
this city placed on sale at the
stock yards in FIT. Worth lot
of hogs raised in Randall county
and they topped the market,
bringing 6:l0.
We tried to ascertain the cost
of raising these hogs but did not
get to see the people who raised
them except that keiser Bros.
& Phillips of this city raised a
head of them on their farm
northwest of town. They were
all last spring pigs and We're
raised on paSturage until about
five weeks before they were sold
on the market when the hogs
We're penned and fed on kaflir
corn chops. They averaged 22O
pounds each on the market.
While these hogs were being fed
We understand that these peo-
pie had about SEQ head of pigs
and hogs in the same pen and
that to the Whole number lust
about Coo bu>il.j> of kallir corn
and milo maze ware fed, making
an average OF two bushels to each
animal which is certainly cheap
enough 20 suit any one who
wants to fatten hogs. There
was practically no other cost to
the raising Of the hogs other
than the time and attention nee
eSSary.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
We HAVE MOVED,

We don't believe in an editor
Offering excuses for his paper,
and as a usual thing the readers
Of our columns will not be called
upon to be indulgent upon US in
our efforts to give you a live local
paper. However, we are break
ing the rule this week and apol-
ogize for the number of pages
which we are sending out this
week. We have been having eight
to twelve pages each week and
all filed with good reading mat
ter, but We have experienced
that dreaded moving day" dur
ing the past week and have there
fore been more or less discom.
NODDED in getting out the paper.
In fact. a part of our force was
not able to do anything towards
setting type for a while and
therefore we are not able TO give
but six pages. But there is
satisfaction even at that. We
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
Dr.. II. Y. Reeves of Bells.

Dr.. II. Y. Reeves of Bells,
Texas, was in this city this week
and to the News reporter stated
that he had decided to return
here about February Goth to
make his home and practice his
profession. DR.. Reeves is
graduate of the Louisville Medi-
cal College and has also taken
two special courses in diseases
Of infancy and childhood and two
courses in clinical surgery. He
has been practicing his profes
sion for about seven years and
comes to this place well recon
mended
j. NJ. Burkhalter came up
from Ccta Tuesday remaining in
this city for a couple of days.
Three fourth block of land
with house, well and other i'm
provements, near school build
ing. c. Z. Shelnut. 43-ltp
Miss Ada Hawkins spent last
Sunday in Hereford where she
visited relatives.
Lon Holt. a former citizen Of
this city but who has been living
at Norman and other places in
Oklahoma for the past year, was
in this city the first OF the week
looking for good location here.
He says that the Plains country
is good enough for him and that
if he ever went back TO Oklahoma
somebody would have to go along
to look after the box that he
went in.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22

Any erroneous reflection upon the character,
corporation which may appear in the columns
al The News Will be gladly corrected upon its
being brought TO the attention OF the publisher.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
Ts Organize a Fire Department

Several people OF this city have
requested the News To call a
meeting to be held at the Court
House next Saturday night at
$50 for the purpose Of organic
ing fire department for this
city. Those behind the propo-
sition request that everybody
especially the young men of the
city attend so that a permanent
may be had at as
early date as possible.
Prof. f. G. Bristol of Amarillo
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-22
Contributors Notice.

The editor OF this paper is anxious 10 receive,
from time to time. communications from its
readers. but we request that all such com
munications be signed. not for publication,
but that we may know the source from which
the article comes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
Sea VS.. statute Mile,

The naval photographic Office recent
ly issued circular which Is a reply
10 numerous requests as 20 the differ
enee la the length OF sea mile or
nautical mile, geographic mile aud
statute mile, This Is tho Official in
formaiioni In the United states the
sea mile, az nautical mlie or knot,
used for the measurement ~ distances
in ocean navigation, has q length Of
d0s02l feeii in France, hermany and
Austria the nautical oT sea mills has
length ~ H0fta3 feeli 10 Euglunl
the nautical milo, corresponding % tho
Admiralty knot, IL 1850 feet The
geographic mile. Nhifi is che lpnglh
" one Minute NJ longitude ~ The
equator NJ ihp lenpslIsl sphenadi IL
0Ohf No ffel lpng fbe status nile
prqa pllpelpaliy lp measafsmgals on
laHa, y hftp ifel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
OTAN| HERE
NEXT MONTH

Soncho Otani, the future patriarch Of
the great West Hongwanji Buddhist
church of Japan, will arrive here OF
the Mongolia on October 10. The las,
mail from the mainland brought PAL,
ticulars concerning the coming visit oil
the prince of the Buddhist church, and
local Buddhists are making entertain
ment plans in accordance Herewith.
The Rev. Imamura, head of the WesI
Hongwanji Mission in Hawaii, has gem
eral supervision over the arrangements
and all plans will be submitted to him
for approval before they are finally I'M
sorporated into the program. DurinI
his stay here, Soncho Otani will be TIL
guest of Rev. Imamura. The distin..
guished guest will probably eontinuE
his voyage toward Japan on the TenyI
Maru, which sails from here on Octo
Der 10. Thus he will have some min,
days to spend in this Territory.
The nature of the entertainment
which is being arranged for Sonch'
Otani has not yet been made public
but it will be very elaborate, for thu
visitor is the highest official of the IVES
Hongwanji church who has ever beer
here, and local members of the churcl
are determined to make the occasion ;
memorable one.
Soncho Otani is the brother of tn
Count Kojui Otani, patriarch of tn
West Hongwanji Buddhist church. Th'
patriarchate is hereditary, and, Coun
Kojui being childless, the honors ans
dignities will in time revert to hi
brother Soneho. Soncho Otani is jus
completing tour of the world, hav
ing left Japan shortly after the clos
of the Russo.Japanese war.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
CUTICURA SOON CURED
HIS FEARFUL ECZEMA

About year ago an itching humor
began 10 appear around the back Of my
hand. II started in TO spread, and
pretty soon II covered both my hands
and got up over my wrists and even
up TO the elbows: The itching and
burning were terrible; My hands got
all scaly and when ! scratched, as /
was doing good part Of the time, the
surface would be covered with blisters
and then get raw. The eczema got so
bad In around the pit OF my thumbs
that could not move the thumbs
without deep cracks appearing. l went
20 my doctor, but his medicine could
only stop the itching and did not seem
70 neal my hands up az all. Al night
sleep. often lying awake until well toward
morning, then waking up still tired.
am a chef and steward by trade and
hah 10 give up my place, as my hands
we're 30 terrible 10 look al that they
did not like "a have me around about
tho food, l could not bear 10 touch
a sssm 70 w ii, III 5ay hands clean would rub
This sort u business went on for
three months and ! kept trying sIno
am Tar olntmenis and such remedies
WIN no particular benefit l did not
tnqN what 20 do, for ! was fairly worn
2ul, FOR a long time several tnands
hspt AhklnR me Why ! didn't uss Cuti-
qqia and az last I Thought / would.
AHsl ! Got thn GuilpurA kuAp. dion
gpllenra Ointment aud az laat euiionra
hetolYent ] put lhe Cutioura Oint,
Mepi on ~ night covering my hands
sllh llshl cotton gloves. n tRe nom
YAe inside " tho gloves would ha
noa VIII aeAlnsi tpmtllmes hall as
s,NH ~ your huger leaving n!os healel
elSips shen No soalea had heen ln
eelnlh ] NAs eunl and have kbpt to
ne ~ also montin ny hgnlf aud
sllie as penrgilY 0lesr NJ MI tJaoss N
tste,ae tnd lhlpA | am vol III Nj N
NNlI u tNfi VI bNmprpsl 81 hah
~ Asas bert wy lnukN
Ligif'iEi if8l,ii' ~ WAS, M g,s,as
W. ssle W esAi54il ~ wv bsa p.,ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
CAPT. ROSS 4
IS DECORATED

Captain John Ross has just received
from the War Department a handsome
bronze medal in recognition Of the ser
vices rendered by him during the Civil
War when he served as a voluntec
officer in the United States Navy.
The medal is of bronze and the fac
depicts the memorable fight of Hamp
ton Roads, when the Monitor aud Mer
rimac revolutionized naval warfare. Al
the top are the words: "The Civil
War" At the bottom appear the dates
"lS6l-1S65." On the reverse is al
eagle in flight, grasping a fouleI
anchor in it's talons. At the top appea
the words; "United States Navy" an,
below the figure is the inscription
For Service" A wreath of laure
appears at the bottom.
The medal is pendant from a pin
being supported by a service ribbo!
of dark and light blue.
The following letter accompanied tn
medal:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
Helene to the Coast.

The Inter-Island steamer Helene
which has stood in need of urgent re
pairs for some time, may be dispatched
to the coast today or tomorrow to un
dergo an overhauling at San Francisco
Captain Nelson will command the boa
on the trip, and will take along TIVE
mates, four engineroom hands, four fire
room hands, four stewards and ten decl
hands. The trip may be made in abou
ten days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
THREE UNHAPPY WIVES
WANT To Be FREED

Three libels for divorce, about the
average number, were filed in the Cir
cult Court yesteday.
Kinuyo YamasalSi wants decree from
her husband, Sado Yamasaki, claiming
that he has driven her from home and
refuses to support her.
Toshino Yoshida asks for a divorce
from Senichi Yoshida on the ground of
extreme cruelty. She claims that her
husband last April commenced a syI'
tematic course of beating her and has
continued il ever since.
Eyaline Pang Kow asks for a decree
freeing her from Pang Kow, who, she
alleges, refuses to support her
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-24
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT,
President of the United States.
EXECUTIVE OFrICE. Reverly

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Beverly,
Mass, August 26, 19O9.-To the First
National Conservation Congress, Seattle
Washington congratulate you on the
objects of your meeting and sincerely
hope that your deliberations will result
in useful conclusions. You can count
upon the earnest support of this admin.
istration of the policy of conservation
of natural resources by every reason
able means properly within the Federal
Executive jurisdiction and such recon-
mendations to Congress as may be best
adapted to obtain useful legislation to-
ward the same end.
WILLIAM II. TAFT.