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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

The People - the stat of do.osast.. To Tn.
Cumberland hieinx .na ssscit,ne t.ateay
eeusEd Alieu. John nsrri-an. sisiney bill
hon snd !. Ames. surviving d,r-ctor- 1T TIE
'"m6rrssnd hinise snd s"seitsne Company
ssa The .amser..ns ,s,.s =. rS%.'.., the DE-
hos sre h-rehs required to appear IA az
action hros-si ~ssin-i sos hy sse above samed
plaintiff ~ tie 'osniJ tssr' - onani~on
county. state of s'orsso. and sa-~ tfs. com
plant therein within twenty days after the ser
wee h.r-,t. v served within this county p. or II
served out of The coasty. hy publicafiop
within thirty days after the service hereof 81.
elusive of the day of service. or udxssent by
default viii be- taken sssin-t you according -
The prayer the complaint. And VI a copy ss
the complaint ~ the above entitled action b..
not rved 4" ith this summons OF u the -ervic..
heTsot trc made oni Of tins state, then ten day
additional Ia the time berainisiore -isscif..d
TOT appearance sud answer will he alluwed be
lore The taking 81 jHdsment bs d'fisult sfore
said.
III. said action D. brought 10 obtain a deere.
auietlng the iitle ~ piainiiH "a and h. ths, foi
lowing described real estate situate IA the
County of 1unni-ou aud state Of Colorado. 10
VITA part of the W. ~ th. ~ = aud a psrt
- the sWh - Section Twp. I" NORTH Of
more particularly described a. fooN-:-
Beeinine at q point go feet south of the :
= corner Of the sW of the Ma, section q
= degrees 80 minutes West I.lu2 feet to q poini
~ feet south of the :. " corner Of the M. of
~ ~ said section thence south ,iiu feet TO
the :. W. corner sf the said SECTION 2 theme.
east q, 49, feet to the :. b.. corner ~ the ~ of
the sti of said section ?, thence north 2'2Io
feet 10 place ot beeinning. embracing % : acres
m the Nv = of the ST. II n acres IA the Me-. of
81, . acres IN the Nv of SWh sg acres IN
the >Nla of ~ a. ioscres in the SCI Of sWl.
aud " acres in the ~ tf 81, ali In SECTION
?, Twp ~ \ X. West of MN Aud a..
clsrine aud adludging that the dcfendauts have
not aud no one OF them has any estate. claim
interest or title IN or To said real estate or any
part thereof, and forever debarring defendants
from asserting any title thereto adverse 10
plaintiff.
And plaintiff further prs,s for such other
relief including costs .f suit, as may spp.ar
Just and proper to the tonrt a- will more fuIly
appear from the complaint in said action to
which reference - here made nov ON in said
curt and copy Of which is hereunto at
tached
And you are hereby notified that il yov fail
10 sPpesr and 10 answer the said compln, int
rs above required, the said plaintiff viii cause
your default to be entered herein and then
proceed To Judgment against you rs prayed for
in said complaint
ui,en under my hand aud the Seal Of said
ourt at t,unDlson, in said COUNTY, thi. Nh
day of April, \. d. Iss
ACNN GEO. HETHERINGTON
NErS~ Judge and Acting Clerk
April % May 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

NSx Marble has ts0 papers. the
NsTe.s CITY Age under suepsces 81
tbs Colorado isle Go. having made
Iis appearance Hert<rt II Iynds
70 editor and publlshe-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14

s.anS and usssniasnsn. IT. sad
T.s--,,i4oDe >y-t-Ia-
Aae,,.s.-d this -
A - lss,s,
- II AlkfNE
Mayer
~ Attest
- 4. T. McknE.
Town C.FA and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
SCN NMONs DFVORCF

SUAhONs- -DfVOkCE
STATE OF COLORADO.
County "f Guanison.
In the County Court. No. esOa
In the matter of
Josephine l.. Andrews.
Plaintiff, SUMMONS
John y andrews,
Defendant,
The people of the State Of Colorado
70 s"hn , = =; Andrews, the Defendant above
You are hereby required IN .p,..r l.;
actioa brouxht against you by the shnre na,,'sl a
plaintih, IN the County Court ~ fa,a,-,".
orenty, state OF colorado, and ans wer the com.
pisint therein within thirty days after the scr.
vice hereof. If served within the state ~ ro,1.
rao0 or II served out of the State oY Csi,r.do
OF ny pdo,cstion s within fifty days after the
or Judgment VIII be taken against Won Accord
ing to the PRAYER of the complaint .nd n ~
days additional to the said tifty d.ys iss, h '-n
inabove specified for appearance and sns.e.
Will be allowed before the taking OF Judgment
The said action is brought to Obtain . aoc-,.
OF divorce dissolvinx the bonds of m.trina,v
ss esistinS oe,ween the plaintiff and defendant on
tine Efoond That defendant has willfuIy .nd
without reasonable cause deserted MA int n o..
more than one year; and further that defenasn,
nsH .eins s,d msn IN god bodily health has failed
support OF hif family for the period of one ve.r
ssd plaintiff .prays for such further relief a.
may apVear Just to the Court .s viu ,ons
fnily appear from tho complaint filed in ssid
.ourt IN said action to which reference j. her.
oy mske and copy Of which is hereto attacbed
And you are hereby notified that if Won N Il -
appser, ana 70 answer to said com plant ss
ansvc required. the said plaintiff will epply 10
the court for the relief demanded in her :. "a
os0psaint. nm ei 'e'o
uiven 1nder my hand and the seal Of said
e0sN y SrTnis.1, in said County. this Sth day
~ GEO. HETHERISGrox
O0AkN Judge and Acting Cl.rl
N~~ Hay IL HJsne II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
NOIlCE 81 rApPLiCAFgON S,OR ., ~
e6EE To sELI ATNOk,s RGIf

m Notice is hereby given that on Mopasv th.
o'st uAy oi lay, l~@, we shall apply To I'M.
county Court Of Gunnison Courtx .,...I'
IN PROBATE Tor an order and decree d rect - M
20 ssii a private sale Lots No. three ~ and "a
~ niock NO. t~ebty-one I'D in the Town III
Crested Butte. county of Gunuison and stssa 81
y uo,"tsoo T. the same being the propeuJ OF Irene
Is rs Chsppell and FLOYD 5. Chappeil. miner h.'rs
Dated April y. 1919
MAkdARET Z. EAN and v +. MErZLER.
Apr, al-May 2s. 1919. 'a'" minor helrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
- IA ARfNF
NaKsH

Town Cs.rk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
H"'fe " thsai settls~eat ama h~tevvt..sk..
~ neirship
In the Matter Of the Estate
Of n IN.
John 4. Ieona rd deca..al w '''

I IN 'hc Mhttef bI the Estate
Of n Ia.
John c. Leonard, deceased. '' 's7
,ee d.. IS Is, hereby given that on Monday. the
,o ua' ., June A. d. 1909, at the hour of
regular a a.xn ,a,a asy The same being one Of the
conrt OF 'unnison County in the Stst. ~
oolorado i, Marian f. Leonard, sd m ;.trs,-;r
said Cnrt n,.sn, vii appear before the Judge Of
@sun,histratrlx @ MS pray the approval of The s.r,.
saa VII then ask To be Discharged Ms snci
Inisuatrin AT which time and ,,I..a
any person m interest may arne.r .na pisc.
"piec,ons TO the same, If any there he ''
sad ;n ur.net Notice is Hereby Given, That at
sio time ana place the court will yac.i,'. . "a. q
near pr"cis concerning the heirs of "a ia t. -
" puf snant To the verified tetit,.n ~ -,
ssid dsca.I.a aoharu, , Claimant as heir at Law OF
$3.50 - easens heretofore filed herein .Sli.. o..
Juuiciai ciaiascertainmenta and ,iet.rm;n",;e ior
e.rsp .,.p ot sald estate, and from vh;ch !,
ton. Eva a G.tnse, n Leonard. Myrtle 4. Tip
ohard, ,,t, Edmund R. Leonar I'd and s.ib -; ~
NJ. m, heiTs sad of deceased: f'''7
or who cIain -, E Any and all persons who are
J.aan iaiih 70 De helrs at law Of said L. IN -
ana . naiu, ueoeh-ei arr hereby reuuired 10 -
Of The o.. 'ueiett, or abide the determipation
Ds'ed at Guunison, Colo,ad, ~ 81,
admi,;s,r MARIAN f. LEONARD
Leonard DECEASED 'he estate Of John {.
- a-ei Msy'-June l.
VOICE OF FAPpITC.Vy,x
STATE LANDS
on;ce ni OF the State Board Of Land Co
Mi penver- Colo. April 18th. 1902.
R.waae Is hereby given that Cb,rl.. ~
Gsn whose postofce address /. Rs.ie:,ih n
the tou1ss In made application No. ssM 10 IL.
in s.nn.ie ing described School Lana. .;t..ee
~ SW y, OF Nwhs. SWI. Of NWi ,nS 10.
No other o. sec. Il, Twp. sN. RISE. w
.critrJ sPplcsu"n to lease the stove a.
18th. 1859. c"nsloered after Mar
Register B. L. JEFFERSON.
Published May -. -Ahd Commissioners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-14
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In the osssxy ,ossst
" ' Ie.sssxson.
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The sssbssrssnd n,n,sss
Esd ssssls,aG Cosspeny
tssssrd 3. Ass~s. JoAn
- Harrison. Ssssss.y
b,I.o2. sssd 1 l.. Ane..
.srssvir.s dss~csss- ~
1ls~ 4 uast.crissd y 8sasss~
and smelling tomp~at
and The ,unst,er.saa
Mining coaysny-
Dsfeusisni-.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
IS 5 ,:7E#z!:Sgss: IS

Violet shades are seen everywhere.
There is a rage for hair ornaments.
The touch Of black is made much
Of.
The coronet braid is again in
vogue.
The pointed waistline is a novelty
after the straight across effect Of the
empire cut. ." ---S
Half of the new straws have a
pleated effect, and some are of the
coarsest description.
Moss roses with their attendant
buds and foliage are being very much
used in hat trimming.
Hat styles demand that the hair be
fat at the front. wide at the sides
and full at the back.
Not only Oriental colors but orien-
tai patterns are used in decorating
the collars, belts, ETC., Of the tub
frocks.
With the long sleeve has appeared
the new loose chain bracelet with
pendant Of artistic design, which falls
loosely over the sleeve.
Pongees come in many new weaves
and are in great favor, especially in
the twills and suiting effects in which
they are now produced
Paris dress-builders have refused
to indorse the cult Of the small waist,
the new models being made more
with a view to natural grace.
Feathers, wings, flowers and velvet
loops are the trimmings most in
favor, but very little of the much
talked-of silk ribbon is used
Although the main lines OF this
years models are much the same as
last year, the general effect is infinite
ly more gracious and attractive.
Quite the newest hat bow being
shown in New York City is that OF
bias piece-velvet placed either direct
ly across the front or slanting to one
side.
Arrange the hair Of a young girl
becomingly and dress her feet nicely
and she will appear well dressed even
though she wear a most inexpensive
frock
Big, round Eton collars will prob
ably hold their own all through the
spring. They may be made Of plain
linen or decorated with squares Of
lace set in.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
A STAR TEACHER.

Miss Letitia Summers was in
charge of the last annual exhibit Of
the School Of Housekeeping which
was held recently in New York City.
The star exhibit was that of a class
of little girls whose teacher, Sarah
Dugan, is only twelve. She has been
a pupil of the school for some time
and for the last few months has been
teaching a class Of her friends what
she has learned She teaches her
class once a week in her mothers
kitchen. Each OF her pupils pays two
cents a lesson. with which Sarah goes
to market and buys materials for the
dishes to be prepared. Mrs. Julian
Heath is the president of the League
of Home Economies, under the aus
pieces Of which the School Of House
keeping is conducted.-New York
Tribune.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
HAS TINE TO DANCE.

Christobel Pankhurst, a young
woman who scrubbed floors in an
English prison for the suffragist
cause, is a lawyer and a favorite In
London society. She is the only
woman who ever submitted a British
Cabinet member to a legal cross-ex-
animation, this interesting occurrence
attending the trial from which she
was sent to Jail for a short term.
Two Cabinet members we're ques-
toned with much skill by the fails
Sufiragist, who Is only twenty-four
years old. Miss Pankhurst goes daily
about London in a placarded cart
making speeches on street corners
for equal suffrage. She fnds time
apart from that to attend to d grow
ing law practice and also to meet So
clal demands. The FIRST Sunragist
ball on record was held in London
several weeks ago and Miss Pank-
hurst was the most popular OF the
500 women present. She did not
miss a dance and the following morn
ing was in court bright and early to
defend half a dozen Sufragists
charged with an attempt to break
into the House OF Commons. Miss
Pankhurst has become probably the
most prominent young woman In
England. and It is likely she will &C
cept the invitation Of Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait to visit this country.
New Haven Register.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
ENGLISH GLOOM.

Lady Gordon writes: III you ask
any intelligent foreigner what his
chief impression of England is, he
will Invariably reply, the cherries
ness OF the English. II any proof
we're needed OF the prevalent gloom,
It would surely be found in the as
constituent which the few remaining
cheerful people cause and the amaz-
ing popularity they enjoy. Our sun
ny friends and acquaintance can be
counted on our fingers; our dismal
ones are all around us. A really
cheerful Englishman is such a phe-
nomenon that everybody asks his
wife II he is always like that, and
refuses to believe her when she an
swers in the Affirmative"
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
WHITE GOWNS POPULAR.

A growing inclination to wear
white is apparent. White was once
regarded as the special privilege Of
youth. Now, with a broader knowl-
edge Of the values Of colors and a
better realization OF the Importance
Of surroundings, one INDUCES ones
natural tastes. Perhaps the influence
Of the period under which fashion is
passing has something to do with this,
for the women who amused them
selves at Triannon used white freely
and without stint.
Be that as It may, white gowns
and white generally, will be more
worn this coming season that ever
White cloth in a variety Of makes,
satin, charmeuse. the cashmere and
white scribe, in an infinite variety Of
quality and thickness, will come in
for much attention from artists in
dress.
As to the lingerie gown, its import
ance in the wardrobe cannot be ques-
tioned. 1t is one Of the most useful
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01

dress obtains, but it is so varied that
each one seems to be in. a class by
itself
Some are so severely simple that
they really take the place Of the tail
ored suit. Many are "oblong," but
many, too, are fitted to the figure
quite to the hip line. have seen one
or two which were fitted to and cut
of at this line, the skirt below being
added there under fiat stitching.
Sometimes the body portion is made
with pleats, stitched fiat to the hips,
after which they fall free,-Harper's
Bazaar. .Ls,QrI,I, ~ Y i,.s11s = = -
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
QUEENS TASTE.

The Queen OF Holland is fond Of
green, blue and white materials for
frocks. She never allows any one else
to select the tones for her. She
passes hours pudging the different
shades under electric lights in a small
room These colors make up the
gowns for court wear, and she chooses
them IN Paris, although she buys
everything else in Holland.-New
Haven Register.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
A Iemon Pie to NIake Your Mouth Wat

Lemon Pie Make Your Mouth Water.-Few COOKS
know the perfect lemon pie The shell should
always baked first order that may not SOAK the
Juice filling is made in this way: Stir into cuptul
boiling tablespoonful cornsarch dissolved IN
Cook until clear Add one cuptul sugar one
tablespoonful butter the yoks OF two well beaten ana
yellow rind and juice Of large lemon COOK
two longer and pour into the she'll Beat the
whites eggs stiff. using wire whip to entange as
much possible, add two tablespoontuls powdered
sugar spread lightly the pie The next step Is
many otherwise successful cooks fail Instead OF
the merngues proving to be Of delicate toamke con-
sistency a tough leahery compound is the result The
trouble the heat of the The abumen OF the
egg requires cookingso slow to resemble drying
rather than baking Twenty minutes in an oven with the
turned off is the usual time Allow the filling OF the
pie to cool a little before spreading the meringue on II
too hot tougher the mengue Under these favor
ing conditions result will be tender delicate merngue
that will retain original characterization Harris Nell
in Inter-Ocean. ~-V~-e ,-a''-'~'' '-'-i''S ~
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
THE ooBLoNG WOMAN"

The decision has been arrived at
among certain makers OF high class
ready-to-wear suits and dresses that
1.-The oblong woman" is to continue,
and hlpless dress forms will be the
future wearing apparel OF this class.
Among individual makers, however.
practically nothing but the princess
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-01
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things to have, and whether worn
outside or indoors permits so much
individual taste and charm in con-
trast that is is quite Indispensable
New Haven Register.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16

After thorough examination Of the
derrick which collapsed at the Jordan
power plant Friday afternoon. in which
Merton Wheeler and ". D. Freckleton
lost their lives Stanley A. Hanks. act
ing coroner. has decided not TO hold an
inquest to fix the responsibility for the
accident. Justice Hanks, after making
an investigation of the facts surround
ing accident. conferred with County
Attorney job Lyon. who advised him
that he old not believe any criminal
responsibility could be placed
Justice Hanks stated that in his own
on Mon the derrick was built of too
Grail tinbers 10 withstand the hard
usage for which it was intended. but
said he was powerless to order an in
estiSstion. unless friends of the de-
ceased men should insist on an in
quest.
The derrick was owned BY McCor-
mick & Gray. building contractors. and
according to Mr.. Mccormick. was built
on specifications given him by a party
who had been i'm the pile driving bus
mess for fifteen years. Mr.. Mccormick
said that after the derrick was first
constructed he did not believe 1t strong
enough for the work required and he
strengthened III by trusting all the way
through.
TIE AuitEfdI Bl atEl AbA W. hAAgSASAf
one of the victims of the terrible acct
dent. viii be held at the family resi-
dence. Gle South West Temple street,
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
The condition Of Andrew Weston,
who was severely injured in the acct
dent was improved to some extent
Yesterday and there is no doubt Of his
recovery. He is at the Latter-day
Saints hospital
News of the terrible tragedy. which
I'm a moment caused the death Of Mer-
ton Wheeler was received by the scores
Of friends Of that young man as
great shock. He was unusually bright
and had before r. m a most promising
career. He was of a lOvable DISPOSE
tiou and was liked by all who knew
him The family has received many
MESA ges of coincidence. He was a son
Of salt Lake graduate of the Salt
Lake High school and also of 1900 class
OF Cornell He was wrapped mp In mis-
profession as electrical engineer and
had been faithful and attentive to his
work in his endeavor to fit himself for
the top round of the ladder in rs
chosen calling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
EXPLANATION NECESSARY.
Maurice Resented and Bernhard
Rosenberg Summoned by Referee

Chicago. May 1J.-Summonses LOT
Maurice Rosenfeld. former cashier OF
the now defunct Chicago National bank
and his brother-in-law, Bernhard Kos
en5erg. were issued today by Referee
in Bankruptcy Wean. MT. can +
conducting an investigation into the as
sets OF Peter Van Vlissingen. the real
estate dealer. who pleaded guilty some
time ago TO forgeries aggresatng more
than million dollars.
Recently Van Vlisslngen testified be-
fore the referee that four year prior 10
hts public confession last winter. he had
admitted his misdeeds TO ROsenfeld and
Rosenberg. TO whom he Owed several
hundred thousand dollars secured on
forged mortgages A detective could
not find Rosenberg before court opened
today. but John Hopper. private de
tective. stated that he had personally
served the summons on Rosenfeld. Nei-
ther Rosenfeld nor his brother-in-isw
was in court Their sttornsy, Lessing
RosenthaI. explained that Mr.. Rosen-
field was ill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
SALTATR SPEEDWAY PROJECT TO BE
REVIVED BY NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS

There has been considerable comment
lately in regard 70 the buildiag Of the
6altsir speedway. The move started
some time ago 10 accomplish this pur-
pose seemed 70 be meeting with success.
and the people az salt Lake we're
hoping they would have the finest au-
i0mObile boulevard in the country to
show The G. A. r. when they come here
IN august.
Some delay has occurred through a
misunderstanding among the direc-
tors Of the salt Lake Automobile club
and the special committee appointed
TO secure plans for the building Of Tie
speedway. This special committee
hired an engineer % draw up plans
and cost Of build ng the road. Through
securing mis- services and changing the
original course, the committee effected
q saving of Il least one-third OF the
cost Of the road. A majority Of the
board Of directors refused TO pay for
this expense and the services Of the
engineer were paid out Of the pockets
of the members of the special commit
tee indiv duaHy.
This naturally caused s0Gae feeling
and discord between this committee
and the board Of directors. and they
appealed from tire decision Of The board
% the members of the Automobile
club. A letter was recently sent out
"a every member Of the Automobile
club calling their attention TO tine facts
in the case. asking them whether they
would endorse the action s. the COM
m ttee in hiring the engineer 10 make
this survey or uphold the board of IL
rect0rs iH refusing to appropriate MS
amount. By q vote Of five % one the
action OF the special committee was
upheld and endorsed by the members
of the Automobile club
Project Is Endorsed.
This vote Of the members Of tae club
practically endorses the movement for
:. speedway 60 Saitair beach. THIS
speeduay. when completed. will he the
finest in the United states IL has "a
straight twelve-m BE- course. beginning
al The outskirts of thc city and going
THROUGH private land an Glc way 10
Saltair. At the end of the course thelt
VIII be- erected "a grand=tand whics viii
accommodate 5000 people. This course
IS SO straight and practically level all
the way ou. that people In the grand
stand may see tH- races 1T zile start
and follow them aiDns tine race course
This VIII also be a ine road .or motor
cycle and bicycle races. iu ADDITION 20
the autsmob le contests To participate
In these events the best machines and
drivers from an oVcr Jle country VIII
come GO participate.
The SaItair speedway would be t9 the
west what the Ormoud bzacl race
course g. Tiorfde IS the south