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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13
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Issss. t.rssas-
Whlie tslkiHg sbo~t ra,s.Hg Lo..e
ssrfl'es. Vegetables and frusts. sss
~ GARY that qssssssoa ~ the cod
and hnd someth.H9 prohtaSl. to do
asrsnR Asse eut.s~ l. usoutLs Tk..
Is the 3ey 10 the trouble ~ith south
err farnsnS We do not ~ork
eDoaeh 10 accomplish the de~sEed
Sssults. Thi. ls a fact thai mleh,
not be sdmitied. but ,i ~ r.eyerthe
less. The average soutt~r. horse
or HuIe works about hve months an
the wear, and the faryaer works
about seven months IN the year. The
horse or mule }. Idle abost seven
months IN the year aud the farmer
about tive month"; All thls goes 10
the expense account heavily, and
nothing t. profit account Mt osly
is this true Of the fsrmer and his
horse but his land Is idle also. Tske
these leading crops, cotton, cora and
small grain. The land that 10 plsnted
in either II these Is idle five ~ six
moaths in the wear. Ii stands 10
that mo business can succeed With
t~o of its main factors idle two
thirds II the time
The banker works twelve mont..s
in the year and his capital works at
the saIae time. The merchant works
his tsll II months in the year The
farmer NAV say: There is seed
time and there is harvest time: how
can ! work l. months in the year."
Study the fundamental pr,nciplss Of
the Farmers union and let them be-
come as second nature, then your
hands will find something pro6tsble
TO do every work day In the year
Brains and mscle must work tosstk
er in order 10 bring results. The
real business farmer will plan by
night for work by day. lie applis-
the best means 10 accomplish the
best results. Neiehborhood goss,p,
politics and psttv yarns are ~ chsif
TO the real sepaise business farmer
Everything upon the farm 10 made
profitable, evea the walnuts and the
hickorynuts in the bottoms are put
upon the markets. The hustling
business farmer has set his stake
and day by day he works to it with
renewed hope that he will accom-
plish his de~ired results.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

determined policy, under the Pin
chot claim of conversation.
About the time congress fully un-
derstands how the forest service is
nullifying the laws, is bully -ragging
the settlers, is breeding a petty
official system of contemplate and
contemptuous surveillance, is max
ing of citizens a trembling lot of
peasant tenants under a horde of
little tyrants, Mr.. Pinchot may hear
congress make a noise like an
amendment to the appropriation bill.
Mr.. Pinchot himself is on proba-
ton and he is violating his parole.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

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ing for daily showers 10 dry u ~
newly mosa srsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

Telluride Journal. In an effort
to mitigate the Disgrace OF defeat by
an aggregation Of pumpkin rollers,
the Montrose Press claims that Sun
days ball game at Delta was played
in an alfalfa mesdow, and that when
Delta went to bat the Montrose field
ers perched in the topmost brAnc hes
Of the alfalfa stalks. in an effort to
intercept the high balls. From
which it is inferred that Delta a.
falfa attains a luxuriant growth and
that Delta ball players are strong at
the bat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13
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On the tirst and third 1uesdays ct each
month, during The entsre year. the Colo
redo southern Railway points in New
Mexico and Texas at one fare Plus 500
tor the round trip. Final limit twenty
tive days. allowing liberal stop-overprivil-
eges. For detailed information, rates. etc.
call ON the Colorado 4 Southern agent, or
addsess I. d. Fisher. Gen' Passenger
Agent, Denver. Colo. G-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13
MOMENTS WOES
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u dives ss.esa thaa Uos.ses have nsssug
than tar shase II ttse actses ssd polns
thai sahct humanity ; tisey must ''kssV ~
must atiead 10 dutses IN spite ~ csIssseaaaly
aching bAcks. ~ hraSaochs<. disxv selslls.
bs.sr'ag down paiRs; they msss sss.,O OSsr
Wlses ~ ssspop .AsesWs torsure. lhey usssa
walk aad srnd amd vork with raA,kssG
palss asd masy sches from kidSey ills.
k'dsseys caa~e ssose ssserr,ag thas ssy
other organ N tn tssdy. keep t,se ksAueSs
Well end bsaith is eesilv maintain I'd. n1oA
ut q FvGesiy tw kidsseys mly that Lslys
aud csrss tAe Kidneys aud is eW<tsHssa ~
lsop'e yoa know.
Mrs. W. II. I'svsoa. III Assa ave.
Canoe City, Colo, says: "For yeass
havs bssea subjst to . dull acse " ny
baG,k. esDssnially across the shOssl<isr 61a1Bs.
lO W. my hasAs and arms caUssA ns -
teriag ssd il w0gked hard ~ eHsgssaa1
ssst. MY tr0ssbss was aggravstsa. hVsAs
apPsassa sseass NY eyo sd ! was ~
QSe0tiy dislsssssd by Headaches end sPslls
" dizzysess. Addsd 10 thsse d,0ksGlsiss
was too irsqusnt pessaGrs Of the ksAoey
secsetiOas. Learning a IAAR's kioney
Pills, lHGured box and they pslisSs1
nse u oil the sysspaOsns. ! asa RSU .
strong eadorser u lhoaHs X kisiney ftlla."
for sale by all dealers. Price ~ cesas
Poster -Milburn Co.,. buffalo. New Y0gk,
sose agents ior the L sissA statss.
ke~sesnlper tl,s nense-lAan's-snA Neks
ND other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

If You are interested in type
writers call at the News-Champion
oifice and see the new Oliver No. )
the standard visible with its dozen
exclusive features. Can be bought
for seventeen cents a day.
H. +. LAKE JR.
Local Agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

Talk about bumper crops, Last
year the agricultural production Of
Colorado WAS valued at seventy
million. This year, there 10 every
prospect Of its reaching one hundred
ten million. And in increased crops
OF hay, grain, potatoes and the like,
old Gunnison will do her full share.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

More in demand than ever. Kan.
sas Rock Salt. Car Just received
ge, your order in quick
III. G.. Lawrence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

Quality and righ: prices make
business good. Tiat's Why We are
always busy. GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-13

Marble ASe.-D. c. Weant, the
Meat king of Crystal river valley
spent the forepart of the past week
In town arranging for the furnish
ing Of meat for the Closgh camp.
along with ordinary details of his
rapidly increasing business. He re
ports the range conditions the best
this year, since his long experience
in the country, for the proper fat
tening of the stock for good meat.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
SMURTHWAITE PUT FORWARD
TO LEAD.

Cbas. n. Smurthwaite. spokesman
for Alex Brewer, head OF the Demo
cratic campaign. and voucher for the
good name OF his candidate, by his
venomous speech OF Saturday In the
Democratic convention, Invited re-
ply In kind. His entire speech abound
ed I'm coarse Instructions against the
character of the opponent OF Alex
Brewer.
Charley Smurthwaite's every public
uttcrance. for fifteen years past, has
been made up OF just such innuendoes,
first against one man and then against
another. until the public has como TO
the conclusion that he is malcon"
tent wita a mind so warped as TO be
everlastingly at war with himself and
the world.
There Is not a calling In life TO
which he has responded In which he
has found anything good. At one
time his glibe tongue caused him to
be called to Washington as a witness
against a man who had greatly be-
fr1ended him. He had been complain
ing that his friend had ruined him.
On the witness stand 1t was proved
that the wrongs he complained OF
were but imaginary, and that he had
vili6ed and slandered without the
least shadow of Justification.
And so in his latest outburst of fury,
be has charged baseness and corrup-
ION without the slightest foundation
for his charges.
But he Is the right man in the right
place We can plainly see that the
Democratic campaign Is 10 be one of
malignity. false swearing and defama-
tion of character, and Charley is
equipped by distorted vision and per
verted mind TO lead the muck-rakers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
HEAVY INVASION BY
FOREIGNERS.

There have come 10 this country
from the time immigration records
began In the fiscal year ended Septem-
Der 30. 1920, to The end of the last
fiscal year. according 10 the estimates
OF the New York Mail grand total
of 26.S52, 723 persons, as tho Depart
mcnt OF Commerce and Labor reports.
This woighty and unparalleled figure
will bear few comparisons and de-
ouctions.
II the average Immigrant steamship
fare for this period has been s25, the
peasants OF Europe have paid the
ocean carriers nearly s709.000,o00 for
the chance TO begin life in a new land.
That Is almost equivalent 10 one-tenth
the wealth OF tho country in 1850.
Our total immigration has been
nearly onc-third the present popula.
tion OF the country. derived from both
native and immigrant source. 1t Is
more than tho entire population of the
country In 1850. II is more than three
fourths the population of Italy, about
two-thirds the population OF France.
more than two-Nths the population OF
Germany, more than half the popula-
lions of Great Britain, Austrla-Hun.
gary Japan and the Turkish Empire,
and equal 10 tho entire population of
Spain, Portugal and Sweden combined.
II Bedio had it right, the population
OF tho earth at the death of the En-.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
WONDERS OF THE WORLD.

The New York Sun says children
born nowadays are TO be congratulated
by their elders on coming into world
OF wonders. The progress made In
scientific discovery during the past
twenty years is proclaimed as tran
scanding all the marvels OF ancient
times, and Il is pointed out that by
the quick succession of the automo-
bile. the aeroplane and the wireless
telegraph and telephone. TO say moth
ing of dozen other steps forward In
chemistry and mechanics, thls world
has been transformed into such a
realm Of magic as story tellers of Da"
mascus could not have figured,
And yet how often il is made plain
that we must be merely on the brink
OF discoveries far greater In their ac-
tual service to the race than those yet
attained; we are as yet able only 10
touch the fringe of these mysteries
which swim invisible and inaudiblc
son. speaking of the electric power
plant made TO supply light for illuml-
nations. said that we are able TO con.
troll only some per cent of all the
force generated Electricity" said
he. Understand 1t? Why, if We knew
what 1t was We could make over tle
physical world: but we are only able
TO know a very few things of this
force. or fluid or whatever you may
choose 10 call 1t. can be made to do
A paragraph in the days news notes
that the ten grammes OF radium
chloride, equivalent to one gramme of
pure radium. which was the total out"
put of the AUSTRIAN governments
mines for eighteen months. are guard
ed day and night by watcbmen at the
mines preparatory to their removal
10 Vienna The radium chloride is to
be packed In loaded capsule and en-
trusted TO several responsible officials,
After the Vienna hospitals have been
supplied without cost, the remainder
is TO be offered for sale at $4,000 per
gramme-about 15.5 grains. Here Is
4 striking example of knowledge halt
ing on the brink of discovery II Is
quite inconceiyable that the worlds
supply of radium should long remain
so small The discovery of the sub
stance itself is but of yesterday; some
early tomorrow may disclose its pres
cnce in commercially appreciable
quantities, either in nature or in the
laboratory; II so. the incident Of
feathers weight of it inclosed in an
armored case and guarded by soldiers
Will be smiled at like some old Ara
bian tale.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
ElOERklN AND ALEX.

The Rev. Noble Strong Blderlxin a
low months ago said Mayor Brewer
had violated his promises made be.
lore election to the ministers of the
gospel. and In his church the strong
and noble Elderkin said very bad
things about Brewer and his gang.
He even said Brewer had made q
pledge with nell. Oh, my, Oh, MY
And yet the Rev. Elderkin Strong No.
BILE helped TO renominate the man who
deals With the bad man from tho bad
place. oh. Mr. Elderkin, how could
you? What promise has Alex made
10 You this time? Arc you sure you
nave the devil coppercd this time?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

peror Augustus was but 54,O00,000. II
Mulhall has it right. the population OF
Europe at the time Columbus discov.
cred the new world was only little
more than 50,000.000 That there has
come to this country body OF immi-
grants equal to half the population of
Europe In 1892, and nearly half the
population OF the world In the Angus
tan era, Is a fact beside which the
invasions OF Franks and Gauls and
Goths and vandals and Huns appear
inconsiderable.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
MORE WATER FOR THE SAND
RIDGE.

The decision of the Davis G Weber
Counties Canal company directors, to
Immediately inaugurate the work of
changing the present waterway from a
dirt canal to an aqueduct OF concrete,
promises TO add materially 10 the
prosperity OF this city and the ad-
yancement OF the farming section
south of Ogden
The canal changes call for a quarter
OF million dollars. and TO that large
outlay is 10 be added the cost OF in-
stalllug electrical equipment capable
Of generating as much power as IS
now produced by the ogden canyon
plant of the Utah Light e Railway
company.
While the canal is being concreted
and the power plant built there will
be distributed large sums of money
and at this time OF year the extra
work Will prove a blessing to a large
number of workmen and indirectly
benefit the business houses Of Ogden,
but the greater benefit Will come
when the Increased flow OF water
through the canal makos possible tho
cultivatlng OF much larger area OF
land on the Sand Ridge to the sCIth
and west of this city. To that dis
trict there IS coming transformation
which can be appreciated only by
those who have seen the development
OF the last two or three years. Five
years hence, now barren stretches
VIII be orchards in bearing and land
that is selling today for a few dollars
an acre will be commanding hundreds
of dollars an acre
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
DOES THEIR CONSCIENCE
WORRY THEM?

The Democratic orators, Saturday
night, spent the greater part of their
time in explaining something about
the waterworks deal, The Republican
platform Is silent on the waterworks
deal and yet our Democratic friends
seem TO anticipate an attack on the
waterworks deal. What is there that
causes our Democratic friends to fee
when no man pursueth? What is the
matter with tae waterworks deal, any.
how
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
HE HAS MADE ANOTHER
FLOP.

so Chas. Smurthwaite, the man who
at one time thought he had been set
aside by divine Providence to start a
new church. and who later tried 10
start the Salt Lake American party
In ogden. and VINO tried TO unload
some salt land on to tho Mormon
church leaders, and then got mad and
joined Frank Cannon in helittling the
president of the Mormon church. has
made another flop. and ia now the
leader OF the Brewer gang of political
heelers? Well. what next' We be.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
THEY POINT WITH PRIDE.

The Democratic platform points
with pride TO Mayor Brewers confes-
sion that he permitted gambling in
Ogden for nineteen months OF his
twenty months as mayor. 1t does not
take much TO cause some Democrats
to point with pride.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
WHERE Is The $21.ooo7

Mayor Brewer thinks he can win
this election by throwing dust in the
eyes OF the people What has become
OF the $4,000 profit of the water
works? The city auditors report for
six months ending June 30th, 1909,
does not show a cent OF It. Where
l, 40
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
HE APPROVED OF THE LIES.

Mayor Brewer knows that the
speech made by his chief lieutenant
at the court house, Saturday night.
against ais opponent is bundle of
lies. Yet the mayor approves of the
wholesale bunch of lies. Does Mayor
Brewer expect TO get votes with lies?
Look out. Brewer; you can't fool the
people all the time
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
BE One OF THE FIRST
c. OSING G.

REMEMBER Every article in the dry goods section be
closed without single exception and has been sacrificed
force decisive clearance Profits wiped unhough Of This
simply that everything has to gothe decks be
cleared for further action This great Closing Out Sale will finish
the Business Change Sale of this Summer Then advertised
that would make great changes business The change
will be entire line of goods mentioned
then remodel stores for Mems and Boys Clothing Shoes and
Furnishings, also Women's Shoes
We want to be MISUNDERSTANDING going
altogether but going sell every article
chandise in the north store very great sacrifice
Without doubt this will be the powerful
saving sales that has been advertised Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

lIeve ne would jump into the camp OF
! his satanic majesty should the latter
appear on earth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
DOE1leStice

u Percaes Will at............... 1Oc
15c Outing Flannel will be closed out 111ac
Outing Flannel will be closed S1ss
$3.50 Feather Pillows Will be closed out S1.75
81 Feather Pillows VIII be closed out at LIS
81 90 Feather Pillows will be closed at........ 75c
75c Window Will closed at............. soc
l5c Towels will be closed out Observation-Disclosures. 35c
Towels will be closed Observation-Disclosures. Csc
25c Will a................... 19c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
Ribbons

All the reduced in price to correspond
with goods We mention only price to give
idea OF the great reductions offer:
Fancy Ribbons will be closed out at 23t
The state herald., 1909-02-05
COME BACK TO OTTOMAN SILK.
Fabric Of Long Ago Once More Taken
Up by Fashion.

Gowns of the old,fashioned ottoman
silk are seen this winter at dinners
and occasionally in the street. Fifteen
years ago, whether masqueradlng un.
der the name of Bengaline silk. poplin
or of ottoman, 1t was a preferred
foundation for costly gowns. One
woman at n dinner in New York last
week wore beautiful robe OF otto.
man in dull gray trimmed with metal.
lie braiding IN gray and bronze. The
revived fashion has spread to other
cities; indeed It has struck the fam.
lilies of our Washington administra.
tors. Mrs. Roosevelt has IA walking
gown OF ottoman silk In green with
trimmings OF "A darker shade OF velvet.
But the handsomest ottoman gown In
that city is Mrs. Fairbanks. II is
London smoke colored and trimmed
with black silk embroidery of palm
leaf design. The skirt Is In the dI.
rectoirc style. with modified waist.
Embroidery and metal braid are used
on the bodice and long coat.
The state herald., 1909-02-05

The little girl OF to-day may wear
just as much fur as her mother. In
proF0tion to her size.
Light gold thread is used as an add
ed touch upon lace in some OF the
smartest evening gowns.
The oldfashioned prunelle and
prune-colored cloth has made its ap
pearance in directoire suits.
Long earrings OF brilliant cut jet
are the fashion OF the moment for
wear with elaborate gowns.
For the everyday suits OF children
there is no more satisfactory material
than dark blue wool serge
In evening gowns there is n definite
preference for beads instead OF
spangles for glittering decorations.
There Is now an absolute ban upon
loose and wrinkled gloves: they must
be tight, neat. and closely buttoned.
Black hats are. as always. good
style. and most striking and success
ful hats OF black and white are seen
Evening frocks imported from Paris
have the general lines OF tea gowns
more than anything else.
The state herald., 1909-02-05
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Would Enjoy

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be made to contribute to living Alright.
Then the use of medicines may be dis
pensed with to advantage, but under or
dinary conditions in many instances a
simple, wholesome remedy may be invalu-
able il taken at the proper time and the
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Consequently, the Company's Syrup Of
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satisfaction. To get its beneficial effects
buy the genuine. manufactured by tho
California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
by all leading druggists.