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The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
NAVAL ARCHITECTS COMING.
Convention Takes place In Detroit
Next Week

The summer convention OF the So
ciety Of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers will be held in Detroit, Juns
24-2G- The registration once Viii he
on the parlor floor OF the Hotel Pont-
char train, and the sessions will be
held in the rooms OF the Employers
association in the Stevens building.
The morning sessions will be devot-
ed 10 the reading and discussion OK
papers Thursday. after the opening
meeting, the delegates Will attend a
launching at the -plant-of the-A Amer
lean Shipbuilding Co. in Wyandotte.
and Friday afternoon will go TO ST.
Clair Fats on the u. s. s. Don Juan
de. Austria. Dinner will be served
in the Old Club. An auto trip to
Belle Isle and Crosse Poirte. with af-
teruoon tea at the Country club. Sat
urday. will conclude the festivities
The local reception committee con
sists OF William Livingstone. chair
man: NJ Z. Farr, n. ID. Goulder. Franb
jeffrey. Richard =. JOY, Frank +. Kir-
by. Robert Logan, Henry Penton. An
tonic G. Pessano and Herbert G. Sad
lpr
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

hop Foley cOnfers HOnOrs at
Exsrcises in MOnrOe-valedictOry
IsRendered by'0hio Girl

MONROE. Mich. June 16.-Monroo
ras In gala attire today. the occasion
being the forty-seyenth commence
ment OF St Mary's college Yesterday
nftcrnoon occurred tue annual ban
|roet OF sc. Marys Alumnae associa-
ION, consisting OF an address by the
fosident and toasts by the various
ombers.
The commencement exercises prop
we're f1efti this afternoon In the col
- auditorium. The opening chorus
- followed by the salutatory by
Ins Marie Donovan OF Detroit FOL
wed by Marchettis semi-chorus
Ave Maria The yaledictory was
ondered by Blanche McGraw, OF
Y|Youngstown, o., followed by the clos
ling chorus. the Hymn of Praise by
I{Medelssohn, The comforting OF honors
by Bishop Foley, OF Detroit. on the
}class OF 25 graduates, the largest III
I[fhe history OF the college, and an adj
|<dress BY Rev. Thomas f. Shields, OF
washington, ID. c., closed the pro-
|,gram. - "er
a The following are the graduates:
||Lillian NJ Betting. Detroit; Lucie NJ
(}Close, Byron, Mich: Lucy ID. Colgrove
&Marshall, Mich. Kathryn A. Cox Che'
\ boygan, Mich; Mary NJ Currie, Pom
[tiac, Mich; Margaret f. Dutfy, Lake
City. Mich: Elsie E. Engels, Monroe;
4 Alberta. Fisher. Detroit; Lillian Fitz'
patrick. GAYLORD. Mich; Anna Gaynor,
4 Montague, Mich; Margaret George,
Flint, Mich; Gladys V. Graham. Glad
win. Mich; Inez Grimore, An Ores,
Mich; Lillian Harrington, San Bern.
|nrdino. Cal: Helen Heath. Monroe,
Mich; Wfifah Hoffman. Fenton. Mich. !:
Verna Lentz, Norwalk. o.; Rodericka
Macdonald. Monroe, Mich: Blanche
McGraw. Youngstown. o.; lon A. Nit
|cheil, Gaylord, Mich; Anna NJ. San
ford, Battle Creek, Mich, Mary Sturr,
Monroe. Mich; Edythe Sullivan. De-
troit, Mich; Martha Sumner, Rich
|mond.. KY; Marie Julia Donovan, De-
|troit. Mich.
The past year has been one OF the
most prosperous In the history or this
INSTITUTION for young ladies'. over
1000 journeyed TO Monroe during the
last few days, and about 20 priests al
tended the exercises today.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
sPRECKELS' MOTHER
SAYS 1T IS PUPPY LOVE
Miss Case. an Admirable Woman, But
She is Not Young Enough
for Her Son.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Mrs. John
| u. Spreckels. mother OF young Claus
! Spreckels 3D., whose romance with the
concert singer. Miss Adele Case. re
ceived a severe jolt on his arrival
from Europe on the same steamship
with her last week. owing 10 the incle
ment disposition of father John d
Spreckels. was a passenger on the
Hamburg liner Amerika.
Mrs. Spreckels said that she had
Travelled much In Europe with her son
and had met Miss Case. and that.
though Miss Case was an admirable
young woman. she was not young
enough 10 make young Claus happy
She knew nothing OF the romance, she
said. except through dispatches re-
ceived from her husband by wireless
in the last few days. John II. Spreck-
els was at the dock 10 me: her.
Claus is in the puppy love stage.
said Mrs Spreckels, laughing. and
everybody knows a boy at that age
always falls in love with girl too old
for him
The reporters showed her a printed
from Chicago In which young
Spreckels said rather pessimistically
hat he was too rich TO be married or
70 be happy
Mr.. and Mrs. Spreckels laughed
ot over that.
The boy is getting 70 be real hui
norist. isn't he, dear?" said Mr..
Spreckels
His wife coucurred with more gig
giles
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
APPROACHES WRONG MAN.
Youth Is Arrested by Sleuth, Charged
With Taking Bicycle.

LANSING, Mich, June 16.-Harry
Spicer. the 17-year-old son OF Delhi
township farmer. decided 10 come TO
Lansing to look for work. He walked
to Diamondale, where he is said t.
have appropriated TO his own use with
out the consent of the owner a wheel
belonging to Lee Prindle, carpenter
Shortly after his arrival in this city
8picer approached Deputy Sheriff
Noah Snyder and asked him for a job.
Upon learning the lads name the OF
.6cer, f1rezuized It as that OF the boy
wanted for 1ys~bieyytle ~tAett-a2d hi
took Spicer to the city hall until ~
arrival In a Few minutes or Deputy
Sheriff Berner. who lad followed
Spicer from Diamondale.
Young Spicer was taken to Dimon
dale to face the court on a charge O
bicycle larceny.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Grand Trunk Railway System in Con
nection With the Northern NsVi-
cation Company.

Announce TO the public that the
new steel 5. s Harmonic will be on
exhibition at the Grand Trunk wharf
foot OF Brush St, Sunday. June 20.
from TO 5 80 p. m.
Detroiters will be pleased TO note
that Mr.. Frank T. Kirby was consult
ing engineer. and Mr.. Louis G. Kirl
(both of DetroiD. was Interior design.
or Of the ship.
Admission 10 steamer will be- by
cards and furnished free on applica.
ton TO Geo. w Watson. &. =. < T. A.
Grand Trunk Ry., ia Woodward-aye.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Could Not Be Better.

No one has ever made a salYe. ONT.
ment. lotion or balm to compare with
Bucklens Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer OF cuts, Corns. Burns.
Bruises, Sores, Scalds. Boils. Ulcers.
Eczema. Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes.
Cole Sores, Chapped Hands It's su.
preme. InfallibIe for Piles. At C. T..
Kinsel. Central Drug Co. and Gray &
Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

WASHINGTON. June 16.-In spe.
| cial message 10 congress this after
noon, President Taft recommended the
adoption of Joint resolution by two
thirds or both houses proposing 70 the
states an amendment 10 the const..
tuition granting 10 the federal govern.
ment the right 10 levy and collect an
income tax.
lie also recommended the enact
ment as part Of the pending tariff
bill. an excise tax upon all corpora
lions OF , per cent OF their net in
comes. The message reads in part;
1T Is the constitutional duty of the
president from time 10 time 10 recon-
mend the consideration Of such meas.
ures as he shall Judge necessary anc
expedient. In my inaugural address,
Immediately preceding the present ex.
traordinary session OF congress, | In
vited attention 10 the necessity for 4
revision Of tariff al this session and
stated the principles upon which |
thought the revision should be effect.
ed. | referred TO the then rapidly In
creasing deficit, and pointed ont the
obligation on the part OF the farmers
Of the tariff bill 20 arrange the duty
so as 10 secure an adequate income
and suggested that II II were not pos
sible 10 do SO by import duties new
kinds OF taxation must be adopted and
among them | recommended a grad
uatcd Inheritance tax. as correct III
principle, as certain and easy o: col
lection
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
WOMAN BADLY BURNED.

OWOSSO. Mich. June l6.--Mrs. l..
H. ODell was painfully burned about
the face and head today as the result
OF the gasoline. with which she was
cleaning clothes. blazing up in her
face She will recover. The FIRE de-
partment was called to extinguish the
fire.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
House Makes Provision.

'fSASC
The house OF representatives has
adopted the suggestion. AID has pro-
yided in the bill it passed for the col
lection OF such a tax In the senate
the action OF its finance committee
and the course OF the debate indicate
that IL may not agree 10 this pro-
vision and II is now proposed 10 make
up the deficit By the imposition OF
federal income tax IN form and sub
stance, almost exactly the same char
acter OF that which in the case OF Pol
lock VS.. Farmers Loan & Trust Co,
was held by the supreme court 10 be
a direct tax, and therefore not within
the power OF the federal government
to impose, unless apportioned among
the several states. according 10 popula-
ton.
The decision Of the supreme court
In the income tax deprived the ma
tional government OF the power. which
81 reason OF previous decisions or
the court, II was generally supposed
that the government had. II Is I'M
doubtedly a power the national gov
! eminent ought TO haYe-t- might be
indispensable 70 the nations life In
great crises Although I have not
considered a constitutional amendment
as necessary to the exercise Of certain
phases OF this power. mature Consid-
Grafton has satisfied me that an
amendment is the only proper course
for it's establishment 70 its fullest ex-
tent. I. therefore. recommend 10 the
congress that both houses, by a two
thirds vote. shall propose an amend
ment 70 the constitution comforting
the power 10 levy an income tax upon
the national government without ap-
portionment among the states In pro-
portion 10 population.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
TO HIKE 400 MILES.

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, June lG.--
Stella VI. Champney a local newspa
per reporter. left today for Oberlia
O., to walk back TO Traverse City with
her son, Don, 10 years old. The dis
lance is more than 400 miles.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
People viii Adopt Plan.

cit is said the difficulty and delay
in securing the approval OF three
fourths OF the states will destroy all
chance OF adopting the amendment.
But | have become convinced that q
great majority of the people OF this
country are in favor OF vesting the
national government with power 20
levy an income tax. and that they will
secure the adoption OF the amendment
In the states II proposed 10 them.
81 recommend an amendment 20 the
tariff bill imposing upon all corpora.
tons. and Joint stock companies for
profit Except national banks) other
wise taxed; savings banks and build
in and loan associations. an excise tax
measured by 2 per cent on the net
income Of such corporations. This Is
an excise tax upon the privilege OF do
ing business as an artificial entity and
OF freedom from a general partnership
liability enjoyed by those who own
the stock. I am informed tina. De-
cent tax Of this character would bring
Into the treasury Of the United States
not less than s25 100000
THE tax on net income is prefer
able 10 one proportionate 10 a per-
centage Of the gross receipts because
II Is n tax upon success and not fall
ure. II imposes a burden az the source
OF the income at time when the cor.
poration Is we'll able to pay and when
collection is easy"
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
Kitchen Cabinet.

They are all ice savers
and perfectly sanitary.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
HAVE ROUGH TRIP

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich, June ls
I@ihree boys. Floyd Johnson, Walt
Hardness and Arthur Olsen were but
feted about on Grand Traverse bay
in a small launch all night. The boat
drifted into Bowers harbor early to-
day. The engine refused 10 work j
mile and half from Marion island.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
.URGES INCOME
TAX Be LEVIED
President Sends Message To Congress
Recommending That States Vote
Wants Corporations Taxed.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The
senate to-day adopted the commit.
tee amendments which will per-
NIT the importation free Of duty
from the philippines Of 800 900
tons OF sugar. 1000. 900 pounds OF
tobacco and 100000 cigars an
nually.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17
ACCUSED OF DEsERTloN

ANN ARBoR, Mich June l6-Har
nv Bennick. arrested here a few days
ago on a charge of vagrancy. has been
taken to Fort Wayne. Detroit. He Is
accused OF deserving from the army.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

European travel in full swing. with
the closing of some schools ana col
leges. More than 10 ocean steamers
will sail Saturday. June -. to Europe,
said C. Leidich. the steamship agent.
No. TIA Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-17

Ten graduates of the Harvard Med
icai school are planning to establish
in China a thoroughly equipped insti
tuition TO teach medicine along mod
crn lines. something that the nation
lacks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
CASUG101 OUgmcS
Thsrsdsy lhe. "a

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Thsssd.y lbs. "a
Fin~ slsAStssS up kase.
Nn- Ws~Sh kss suee 20 Desveu
tog tbs kolsdAys
Cooper SPsr Is lOsdiag iJo tons
caal JDr day nos
An. u - Wallace is preparing
10 usose Aes fan4sls ~ Gsnnlsoa for
The winter.
II W. AsllsrArSh wen, do~p
frosa his ssw msll 10 .sst has parents
asSsRG ho!idsys
Nose drilling for coal Is being
rrAANsd tos by isaldwin fuel Co
CsssIeson gill som lie GA the map ~
. coal camp.
Csstle,oa people la Gunn,soa tine
6rvt II the Seek we're; Mr.. and Nrs
p ID Mckee, Mr. and Nrs. A. II
judy, Mr. aud Mrs. c. A. Partch.
Mr. aud Mrs. John kunze, Wm
Tricken, Mrs - Wallace, Cbss
Rogers, Carl Slika and II. 5. he
Harte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
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biliou~ne-s and weak stomach. Avoa all
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other indieestibae fs.ri and take tiss "tsas<ssn
Medical discovery regularly and STICK ~ Its
uss until you an vigorous and strong
The -Di~coveryr h non--ccr.-t. non-a6fo-
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nal rvots with . full list of Its ingr-s.seuts
printes On each la,,tle-wrapgs,r and attesssa
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and extolAsa by the most eminent Hssssaicol
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Don't accept . substitute II uDARo~s
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- Known COMPOSITION.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
esw n1aii - eSniApl 49,

A feature of the Nstionai Stock
SAow at Dsnver which opens on
Jsnuary Is will b. the Grain and
Forage Exhibit. Il may sesm odd
u fret blush 10 exhibit grain,
9sassss asd Pooss vt saock sho~,
bst 1t does not sse0 stvsnee whsa il
10 remembered tkst tkese products
constitute the rsw nsassrial and the
live stosk tAe finished product.
The idea S this exhibit wss horn Of
the inqairy u the fret show froal
eastern visitoss, Whist do yoa
make these cattle oat OFF" The Rrain
and forage exhibit 10 10 chow the
csase Of the fine castIs snd the
stock might be lsbelsd tie "rssult. -
This feature will be unss~aliy
stroAG st the coming show. Prof.
W. II Olin will t'eia charge AID none
who attesd tk~ show shosld fail 10
sse it. The exhibit this year 10
divided between irrigated and
snirriested products and produced
below 900 feet elevation. 1t will
be Interesting to even the farmers
and saockmen Of Colorado and will
give them some pointers upon what
is possibleN under specified con-
ditioos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
kessrvsir S9e
>aguacbe Crescent

f. r. Stark of Colorado Spriags
representing Denver company
that has filing on a reservoir
site on the Sagnache creek, peti-
toned the government some time
ago for permission to turn the
surplus water Of the Cochetopa
over into the Saguache. MIR.
Stark has been notified that his
petition has been granted. That
insures the construction of the
reservoir and the work will, with
out a doubt begin soon as the
as the weather will permit. Six
teen to twenty thousand acres of
fertile land will be brought under
cultivation and the town is bound
to keep pace with the development
of the surrounding country.
The above item is brought to the
attention of our Western Slope
counties. Cochetopa creek is a
tributary of the Tomichi, and in
turn Of the Gunnison and Grand
valleys. Not foot of water ought
to be diverted through the continen-
tai divide. The question is a ser
ious one and must ultimately come
before the state supreme court for
adJunction. 1t has become pretty
well settled in Colorado water law
that q stream may be diverted
from its natural channel and carried
over into another gulch where per-
hape more good land is available.
Will this lead to the extreme con-
,lusion that the eastern slope. be-
;ause it has more people Just at
present and more ready capital can
unnel through the crest of the
he continent and deprive us for
yer of the natural flow which
voald in time be saved and used to
last drop for irrigation ofJNestern
.lope lands, in Gunnison, Saguache
iontrose, Delta, and Mesa counties
his thing ought to be nipped in
lie bud. You may say that only q
~ such enterprises are feasible
ont be too SURE. With the improve
ent of tunneling machines, hv.
I'D six mile tunnels to divert thu
lden flood water will become en-
rely practicable. These vii
ather the streams Of the Westerr
ope from way below timber lin
ID it 10 frua the high basins Al
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01

and above timber line that the bulk
OF the water comes Even two and
three mile tunnels will get the bulk
OF IT. Eastern Slope investors
understand this that If the forestry
department doesn't. We must
stand together 1t has been sug-
gested that the board of county
commissioners and county attorneys
of our section get together and
decide upon a strenous plan of
action.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
~ . 00lna Nun = Co. c.

The oi 1.N> has ts~<
s"n county so Tar hive sssk conditions TIE
weather IA. "sn rua'sur the wkiIs
seSe aud hay fields have do&~ their full duty toward
r''e t" aud feer stock Th~
head % surplus cattle shipjs
home market. during the twelve mon,hs ~ SID ir
age $40 bead, u total ~ hal a
our Western stock rarly
'~i- :" Iowa and Nebraska the quality sssAiy Irov"s
esonay animals are put Ia Tie III coadtioa aud
market ON straight hay Howsvsr ONLY the ks-er
can accomplish tins aud tie pro how utilize grains
an" such as WESTERN vrSdu
ing Range stok has the foundation qualities ii stsv~xth
'NtN and splendid digestion The pchsm will s worked
and Gunns"n county cattle top the market k~e
but as ts.f
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
MAcEuT
sews- -Chsmpsoa CorresposAe.c..


Sunday Dec ,.
lis reported that wedding bell.
will be heard here IN the near future
Mrs. Anna Shaw and son have
moved into Mr. Aliens home in his
absence.
Brace Walters left Wednesda,
to spend Nmas with his mother at
Aontrose.
Santa Claus WAS much in evidence
in Sargent and Christmas trees
were enjoyed in several homes.
Forest Duncan cane over from
Bowerman Last week 10 haul ore for
j. c. Reagan from White Pine.
Jack Lavelle retarned last week
from . weeks sojourn in Salida
where he went to consult a
physician.
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Hisgs, Miss
Mabel Browne, j. G. Bunch and
Jsck BondUrant left here Wednes
day for Sslida TO spend Xmas with
relatives.
Miss Mabel Browne and II. c.
Allen lcft Monday for two months
sojourn in Soathern California
Mise Josephine Keith accompanied
them ~ far ~ Montrose euroute to
Silverton to visit friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
raecaAn eea EsraAv aAy
49, - ~ c.. 1s.ak.
H. = tse

Estrsy day viii be held in Gwnni-
son Thursday, Jan. 7th. 1909, 1t tbs
ID 4 X q. stock yards.
The following have been selected
~ captsins and lieutenants Of the
various districts:
Ohio Croek District; Fred Mckee,
captain; b. l.. Doll.rd, Phillip East
erly. They will gather all estrsys
from Presslers ranch down Ohio
Creek, to the junction of Ohio
Creek and the Gsnnison, thence down
the Gunnison to tho stock yards.
Fact and Taylor River Dlstricta,
j. Il. Spsnn, captain; o. T.. Willis;
A. A. Shackleford. James Stevens, to
gather sll estrsys on East and Tav-
lor rivers to Almont and take charge
OF Upper Gunnison estrays which
will be at James Younss corrals
and deliver TO ID. 4 II. G. stockysrds.
Upper Gunnison District; John
Adams captain, }. B. Outcalt, Geo.
Anderson. Gather oil estrays from
Almont down the east side of the
Gunnison and corral at James
Young . the same to be delivered to
captain of East River district.
Quartz Creek District; Chas. SUIT
ton captain; he is to appoint what
helpers he needs and gather all es-
trays on Quartz Greek and to deliver
to captain Of the Doyleville district
At Parlin.
Doyleville District; Steve Winters,
captain; W. l.. Bennett, Herbert Nc
Donald, TO gather all estrays from
Crookston down, 20 take charge of
Quartz creek estravs at Parlin and
deliver TO VIM. Hartman at Hart
man 4 Stevens ranch.
Lower Tomichi district; Wm
Hartman. captain; c. T. Stevens
Clyde Welch, Frank Nader; Louis
Rouviere, to bring all estrays from
Parlin to Gunnison.
Cochetopa District, VIM. McDo-
nough. He will appoint two help
ers and deliver strays to ID. &R G.
stock yards.
Cebolla District; f. A. Foster
captain; Louis Sammons, Oscar
johnson, will deliver all estrays from
that section TO Sanford Zeigler.
lola District; Sanford Zeialer,
captain; Clyde Burris, Rudolph
Mergleman. Gather all estrays on
ranches around lola and deliver to
Gunnison stockyards.
Sapinero District; Howard Car
penter, captain; Fred Rouviere.
John Ehret. Gather all estravs
from Sapinero to lola and deliver to
Sanford Zeigler.
Lower Gunnison District; Chas
Mergleman captain; T. W. Dean.
Robt. Cooper. John McCabe J. r.
Estes. They will gather all estrays
on North and South Beaver and the
lower Gunnison. delivering to
stockyards.
Hartman ranches; A. Hartman
captain; r. II. Andrews, Geo.
Andrews, c. l.. Stone; will gather
all estrays from Hartman ranches.
All ranchmeu should endeavor to
have the strays in their herds in
corrals or pastares BY themselves as
this will save much work and delav
for the captains and their lieutenants
Captains should arrange their
Stopping place the night before. 40
that they can b 1t the D.&R.G.
stockyards BY ten or eleven A. n.
VIM. Hartman n appointed cap
tain Of the day ss Tie stcckyards.
X. H. AxDREws, President
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
Aanah SDselAsaisss' llssaiae

Notice 10 hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the tockholders
of the Gunaison Valley Ice company
fos the election Of directors and the
trAneaction Of such other business "a
may como before the meeting will be
held ct the Office of the company at
the residence Of ID. V. Pennington
in the town Of Gunnison, Colorado,
on. Tuesday. 9Th day of January
A. d. 1869. at 5 O'Clock p. IN.
ID. V. PENNINGTON, Pres.
Dated December 1, 1908.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-01-01
Sos1iss e Sasek csUwuss' ussaine

A meeting of tho Gunnison
county stock growers associations is
hereby called for Saturday January
=, q the county court house in Gun
nisoa st 1920 q. IN. for the purpose
of electing delegates TO attend the
annual meeting of the Colorado
Csttls 4 Horse Growers Association
which meets in Denver at the Albany
hotel, January % and %, 1909, and
to arrsass for Estrsy Day and to
transact Other important business.
X. II. ANDREWS, President,
c. j.. STONE, Secretary.