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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
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News-GAanps0a Cesvse0ooAsoss.

Monday, July II.
kssper Prsssler 10 in Gsnnisoa
having his eyes trcsssd.
Mrs. Alice Mayo gill spssd the
summer Ut kebler psss.
Miss Beryl Spooa Of Pueblo 10
visiting her suat, Mrs. Mayo.
AC. Ailtoabsrsss 10 Improving
his cottage and viii live Aers tAis
GUNNER
Howard Powesv has arrived for
the summer s.d will OCCUPY Ais
cottage
Nm. Ayra Shaw sad son, Russsl,
and vile have arrived aad will
spend tie sSmnssr hsss.
Louis Fontaine arrived ct Ksbler
psss last week aad hss the $50 mill
running with large force Of men.
Rev. Cain and wife, Mrs. Wilson
and DIR. Angus Taylor and wife Of
Crested Butte are picnicing at the
lake.
Rev. Allen S Bush, superinten-
dent Colorado and Utah Congregs-
tional Sunday school and Publishing
society, IL in town
Monday, July 5.
lsaah Harley has arrived to spend
the summer.
Hon J. A. Lehrritter and wife
arrived today and are preparing
their bungalow for occupancy for
the summer.
Owen Samsel who has Just return
ed from San Francisco, is visitor
here today He is accompanied
by his mother, sister and two young
ladies' from Pueblo.
Mr.. Taft of the forest service,
his wife, Mr. and Mrs Weeks, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Pressler. James
Shackleiord and Mr.. Cole ei kubler
are callers here today,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
00lO ouyTG

Wednesday, Jolly IL
jos. Bleksnoss cad RssA left
Monday for Flossscs Colo
Au. Ella Rogers Of Gsasisoa u
the gvsst Of Mn. J. ". Rocksisllss.
Ass Alics Tsoasl Of Coal Csssk
10 visiting frisads hsse for ths past
week.
hiss Hannah Sps.n sd tvo lsdy
frissds spsat Sunday with Ar. les.
Spesa.
Nm. Thos. Kelly and family NOV
cd dowa fron the upper Pueblo ni.s
lest Friday.
G. l.. Ross, Al Arnold and Joe
Voss are camping on Taylor river
for two weeks.
Mrs. H. A. Decker and Miss
Nellie drove to GHnnisoh Thursday
and returned Saturday
joe Hooker and Joe Duncan came
over from Paonia Sunday and went
out to Taylor river Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
OoNlCvulE
kews-Chaopsoa CssresosoAeocs.

Wednesday, July IA.
Ted Stephenson is building a new
porch 10 his house.
NJ. w. Slate and family drove up
to the Springs Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coats sold
their ranch TO a Denver man, last
Friday.
Misses Alice Grey and Mabel
Cooper and Albert Descombes spent
Sunday at Waunita.
Will Monson, and Ralph Des-
Combes drove the McAllister horses
down from the Snyder ranch to be
sold in Doyle Tuesday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
We0 elnn0 VAIN
Ne~s-CAanSAss Cusssapna>.as.
nuso1oy J ulv :

rsssAsy Jsly s
Ed Miller estsrtoiesl Curtis
Smith Of Rosslosd, Ia. lesa Ussk.
Mr.. T.. q. 6ssvess v sps.Aias
the wssk With hsr dssOhsss, Ass.
Ailler.
The SPssa isoily sPset -
Fourth st Jsx Csbia sad ths Tsylos
rivsr picnic.
The .siehborhood picsic wss hid
ss JsASs Brown's cabin grove, this
side of Al1oat.
Miss Grsns Dsrlsnd froa Ks.ass
and Harold Wilson Of Salida aps
visitiAs at the Wilsoa home.
c. I. Sseveas 10 bore On route to
Union Park With . losd of sslt for
The cattIs. His broke. leg 10 healing
nicely thosgh saill il . cost
Oa Aoaday Mrs. Walkers neigh
bors celebrated her natal day by Civ
ing her . ssrpriss party and supper
Those participating cay il wss .
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
4 0nnn 70 - g. ~,

The following " clip0sd Sso~ she
Ns~s Il CIevslssd, Ohio, asd the
psrt.e. ussat.sned sss sSoppia1 With
j. X. Phelps on the hssiss roach at
lola.
There wss a lsrss a.A ssthssi- :
easic cro~s a' ,he rsilvsy ssss,oa in
iisdfasd Saturday uaitsl u = sAus
70 give Mayor williaa h.ssbuess
lost . ssed OF whsa - ssasasd, in
company With Geo 7. ncIssa.A, for
tAs Guanisoa rives co.ssry u Colo
redo, Tor . kshiAG saA As.si.g trip,
10 OCCUPY . moeth.
"Iols - the inmsAiaa- A>seisa-
tisa of ths tssvsssss, Il Assiag bssa
sspestsd thss The plscs sGosis 6sA
iAG Il - sapsssllslsd osAss, boilsd
tross sboSsdiAG Tks SsAiaG tsck
b iscasdss twenty -sAvss Asnessst
kisds Of fiss, irom . Bisck Oass 70
. Royal CoscAoaa cad ssea sone
rsshsr beit vas taksa sIsag. Ino,-
1satsliy Hill Yoa Asess - asquiss,
ey tss1s o. bartss, . osaasS q klack
bssrs for ths psiAs Il ~ villsac,
The soologiosl 0asAsa q Asdtosd
Glen, proviAsd NJ. AclsAosA Glss
no caveat.
"TAs arms tsksa aieaG by these
mighty Auatsss 70 - excsss beg
saee, taking up - sstirs g.a cAsst,
and nunbsrinG - svoa twenty
somples of gause killess."
II yos issd yosr little chicksss
Chick Food" till thsy are . couple
Of months old yos viii 80 . bie diff
ference in then. Tvyit.
GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
Echses frsa tie Rail.

Special Correspondence.
Mrs. c. Moore left FRIDAY for
Cimarron.
Fireman Lonnie Ray is laying off
on account of sprained knee.
Engineer Cowan and Fireman
Dunlap came up from Cimarron Sat
urday on engine PA.
Chas. Hazelhurst and Frank
Roberts took engine 2S2 to Salida
Thursday for repairs.
Fireman Brasswell came up from
Cimarron Wednesday and will FIRE
engine PA between here and
Osray.
Engineer Geo. Estes is taking a
lay off and Clyde Martin is running
the engine on the Crested Butte
branch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
CROOkSrON
News Champion Correspondence.

news s-Champ,on Correspondence.
Sunday July, IL
Viola Waters spent Saturday at
SarQents.
John Turner of Sargents spent a
few days at his Waunita ranch.
Miss Jessie Templeton has been
spending a week with her cousins.
Dunn, McDonalds and Waters
have been building dyke across
the creek.
Miss Hicks came home Saturday
from Waunita after spending three
weeks at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
POWDERHORN
npion Correspondence.

~ y , = II1IIII ITIVII NVIINH HPJfiuNHCt.
Wednesday, July IL
Nordstrums of Gunnlson are visit
ors at the Springs.
The families of Louis and 7 7.
Miller and guests arrived this week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knoll are out
from Gunuison for few DAYS visit
with relatives.
We hear Teddy had a strenuous
day the Fourth shooting monkeys.
SO did we shooting fire crackers.
VIM. Swlgart from Gunnison is
camping at Scheckers taking baths
at the Springs and enjoying our
scenery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
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NsdsssAns. lob

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wsdsssA,s. J.lys.
All TIE tsssslsss tsoo - -,
The sra ssd Ast = Ws>.las So
7 h Brstsa I'D YsusAns - .
bSssse.s trsp - Ssisds 80 L. A.,-
All che ~ept 10 uAas - A.r,
cisi@ tkSy Lsa she saes q eAsss Ii,
- the ee.eesstsos 80 sko -.
Tsssd.s. Suly ls.
G III f,eaaeit Co. - Sna~sAnx
stier tao mouths vsst aGunoA ia,o-
yer
ou s.Udsy tss.sy psssnns u,.s
from here 10 Wasnsss ~ Aiaaur I'D
q bath.
Saturday n.Gss shsss - . s,cs.l
dance gwen by ~ lsAin. rhsy
ssrvel lap s~Pp~ Il s.ks sad
coffee Five came sp lsua wss.
alta Bsrt s.d CtiG oaAass. Ms
Miller s.d dsSeAAs. nsssis Ksut
and N'ss Johsssoa, scAsa ss.CAes
fsom Psrliss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16

We can use all the fresh ranch
eggs we can secure. Let us have
yours. Soc per doz.
GAZETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
OHIO CITY
News-Champion Correspondence.

sWs-NudnpiOn correspondence.
Tuesday July l3
DIR. Davlin was in town Tuesday.
Percy Noble visited in town Mon
day
Emily Morris has gone for a visit
in Pueblo.
Every one present at the dance
Monday night up at the Links mine
enjoyed the evening.
= Jim Dirrim and Lee Marvel re-
turned TO Ohio City Monday after
several months in other camps.
Mrs. E. Goehring left Friday for
her home In Delta after a few weeks
visit here with Mr.. E. Dirrim and
Mrs. Jim Barnhill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
0NYIon

Monday Jelly Il
T., l.. Carr wss in 0annison last
week.
Mr.. Heiser hes bass in our cosn-
try lste!y ssrveying for . number Of
people.
A number Of Lake Fork people
plan 70 take in Csttlemen'a Day at
Gunnison this year
The Lske F1k Telephone 20.
bold . meeting the first OF the week
and elected officers: Carl Benson,
president; Ernest &. Mendenhall,
secretary and Mrs.. c. Addington,
Treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
0ellll
80 CossooDoolsoos.

Wednesday. July IA
- n Poster V expected homs 10
day fvo~ Doyeville.
Alive Foster made = bssiss.s trip
70 0sasisoa iEst Of the week.
,. r. Holt 10 hoee again froa q
two wseAs ostisG on the osnniso.
river.
Mr.. and Mn. H. Schnspf aad %.
Harry visited friends in Spsscss
SssAay.
4ss. AsAsIses Foster visited rsls-
tivss st tks GIsa Echo ranch krst q
tAs wssk.
H. Rossabssn s.d family asd
brothsr departed for ths Ci.srroa
cos.try Friday for the bess6t Of
Ars. Rosssbesn's health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
lola
mpiOn Correspondence.

~ , NIHuIII ITINH OUTTeBpUuutHCt.
Wednesday, July IL.
The cattlemen are busy branding
this week.
Miss Susie Leo of Sapinero Is vis-
iting relatives.
G. Rouviere has started to cut his
first crop of alfalfa
Miss Maude Stevens, Mrs. o. A.
Wilt and A. I. Kelso were up to the
county seat last week.
Fred Russell, president of the
Vulcan Sulphur company, came in
from Denver this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
i! =. c. LAWRENCE
highly esjoysLls saair.

highly esjoysLls sAAir.
Mr.. RsdAes spess the elorioss
FesFth q Wslksga. h.llsrs entsr-
taised 4ss. Sssslsy ssd childvsu ssd
Clia1ss cad hiIss Listoa. Mn.
Dsvis cad nrs. Wolfs also Aed g.esas
wAsse seunso ~ teiIsd 70 Issrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
On CattIemen's Dav

Notice the gates we have made for the
gate race: these are very seViceable gate
designed by one of our cattlemen. Let US quote
you prices gates for your ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
CASTLETON CLIPPINGS
ws-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday. July ]

Wednesday. July II.
{. Bourne was calling on Castle
ton friends Tuesday.
Yes, we all took in the ball
game at Mt. Carbon Sunday.
Grain and grass growing fine and
prospects good for a large crop of
both.
Willllm and James Waugh have
gone down to Delta and Monirose
this week.
From all accounts Castleton will
be well represented in Gunnison on
Cattlemen's Day.
Book agents, piano agents and
agents of all varieties are keeping
the housewife busy these days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-16
Wall Paper

Our stock while not as complete as in the
spring still contains many nice patterns, W.
have few odd lots on which we are maxine
special prices. '~'''s
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
MORE POLAR DISCUSSION.
Now It's About Cooks Supplies and
Who Took Them.

\ statement was issued yesterday 20
the effect that Murphy. Peary's giant
bos'n. had returned DR.. Cooks supplies TO
the doctor. which the latter had said he
appropriated to his own uses. and gave as
an evidence Of this q receipt from the
Brooklyn man for eight pounds Of coffee.
Two cans biscuits go pounds. one box
sugar 80 pounds. also 30 bags Of coal 10
he delivered Al Etlh." The note read.
according 10 the statement.
The following goods have been taken
from my supplies, and Mr. NeIphy has
returned similar goods ct like amounts
from his supplies.
Henry Wellington Wack, attorney for
DR.. Cook. Immediately came back with
q statement OF some length. saying that
when Cook left Annotok for his polar
dash he locked up his supplies and gave
the key TO koolootingwah. an Esquimau.
In September. 1905. Murphy took the key
away from KooICotiugwah and kept II
until AIril, 1909. when Cook arrived on ths
scene
The explorer. so NJ. Wacl- claims, found
his stores depleted ana insisted that Mur-
ply furnish him sufficient supplies for the
journey 10 Etah. This Murphy refused
70 do without z receipt. Mr. Vack SAYS
thar to distort the meaning OF Dr Cook
receipt Is 4 deliberate attempt 70 falsify
it and It's effect. and 10 deceive the pub
lie"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
TRUCE HITTER SPAT.
Chiocgo Judge asked Pros
ecutOr TO Quit Case.

Chicsgo. Nov. a--Ju6ee Honore. cf the
Circuit Court to-day practically requested
States Attorney wavnnan 20 withdraw
from the investigation OF the jury commis-
sieners. The request vas made during
heated session. IN which three judges took
exception 10 alleged inslnuations against
their rectitude by an assistant states at
torney.
A truce vas finally patched uP and the
investigation proceeded after the States
Attorney had eisavowed the alleged work
OF his assistants.
Assistant STATES Attorney Nichels was
quoted tn the papers last week as saying
that The Judges intended 70 "whitewash'
the jury commission. The judges demand
ed to-day that Mr. Michels say whether he
had been correctly quoted. snd states At
tornev wnymun questioned their authority
70 ask such a question. TIE ccloquy be-
tween the Judges and the states Attorney
was dramatic. Judge Honore said;
Is there anybody who can present the
testimony 20 this committee so We will he
iE full possession. OF ell the facts without
your presence here
Nr Wayman replied. i don't think SO.
7 VIII say. however. that II the committee
does not wish my presence here viii
withdraw. regardless OF that fact
Later Afr wavrnan denied that the state
nent referred 10 was made by his assist
art He was assured that the remark by
Jud-e Hono-e was made under . misap-
nrehcnsion OF his position.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10

TO be sent 20 the workhouse until sra no.
straixntsned osE-. told he- that II .ns
Had any parents I would rather send her
20 them. hut she protested thar che had ~,
one and that u sns were sent % the vvo-k-
house for ten days che would Be al right
she NAY have died from a fracture oTf-a
skull. but tnsrs was no eTidence that sho
had been injured when she appeared befors
me. She nav have lied from fracture %
the skull but the accident happened sffsr
she eft the court. a1a very careful abou+
women prisoner. and had abe cornpIsfn.I
20 me about the automobile or the mis-
trsatrnent T would certainly have invssri.
gated the complaint
The girls mother said yesterday that ths
body was IN an undertaking estabiishrsn.
in the neighbo-hood and that the funeral
would be held this morning from ths
Church OF the Trauaculate Heart of Ma
IN Windsor Terrace. az East 4rh street AMI
Fort Hamilton avenue. TIE burial win hs
in Calvary Cemetery S1rs. Byrnes ssf5
that the ia-nily would conduct an invest
gation independent of the one now being
conducted BY Inspector Holohan % dts
cover the Identity OF the occupants OF the
automobile from which the girl Jumped
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
AUTHORIZE REPAIRS.
Bonds Issued for Snoring of
Criminal Courts Bmldinp.

President Ahearns request that an issue
OF $500 special revenue bonds be author
iZed for the purpose OF making repairs 70
the Criminal Courts Building was approved
by tire Beard OF Aldermen YESTERDAY. and
the bond issue was authorized after Judges
Rosalsky and 0 Suiii-an. Of General Ses-
sions. had made 4 plea for immediate re
pairs They will be made without public
letting
Police Coun,issione- Baker was present
20 plead fer authority 70 purchase $500
worth OF furniture for the new Police
Headquarters without public letting. This
precipitatsd a wordy battle between the
Tammany aldermen ana tho Republicans.
with whom the McCarTen members sided.
Air. Baker said that the city might be i'm
posed On by inferior goods. IL II was bound
70 give the contract 20 The lowest bidder.
I fail 70 see why the great city Of New
York can't gain the same advantage from
advertising for BIDS that a large private
concern would said Alderman NcColsan.
The resolution vas lost. but was after
ward restored 20 the calendar for further
consideration.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
HER SKULL BROKEN
O'Honlon DenOupces Commit
menf of Hiss Bnrnes.

Dr. OHanlon. eoroGsr's physician. who
performed sn autopsy on tlc 0ody OF
Dorothy Byrnes. OF No los East 81 street.
Windsor Terrace. Brooklyn. found that she
had suffered from a fracture OF the skull
and said that her commitment 20 ths
BIackwelTs Island workhouse where she
died on Monday. was an outrage and the
most brutal and inhuman act I have ever
witnessed IN all my experience as coro-
nsr's physician"
The girl was arraigned in the Fifth ave
nue. court. Brooklyn. before Magistrate
VOORHEES, on November 8 and was sent 10
the workhouse for ten DAYS after she had
pleaded guilty % charge Of intOxication.
Before she died she said that she had
been taken into an automobile by strange
man and that she jumped from the ma
chine to avoid nistreatmert at their hands.
Professor John H Larkin. of Columbia
University, who assisted Dr. O'Hanlcn ~
the autopsy. said that he had no doubt
that the Young woman received her injury
while trying 70 escape from the men IN the
automobile.
Magistrate voorhees, said last night a.
his home in Brooklyn that he recalled the
appearance OF Miss Byrnes before him
she pleaded guilty 20 the charge OF intox-
ication." he said "She appeared as II shs
had been on a debauch. Her eyes we're
bleary, her hair was dishevelled and her
whole appearance was bad. She was very
nervous. Sne spoke cOherentIy and aG-
Taitted that she was drunk.
she said nothing about an automobile
o. that she had been nlistTeated. She was
picked up by a patrolmon IN Windsor Ter
race. She said that she was sick. 7 asked
her II she wanted n doctor or wanted %
81 20 a hospital, but she said she was no.
sick enough for that and expressed desire
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
DIES FROM RABIES.
Mar Bitten Months Ago
.ScOrped Treatment.

Elizabeth Nov. 9.-William ScheereT.
saloonkeeper. Of No. 67f South Front street.
died this afternoon AZ the Elizabeth Gen
eral Hospital after suffering fo- the last
two days from rabies.
Two Of his children and horst owned
by him were also bitten by the dachshund
that inflicted The wound on Schee-er. but
as yet they have shown no symptoms of
hydrophobia They are being carefully
watched. as are two more persons who live
in the vicinity. and who are said 20 have
been attacked by the dog
Scheerer was bitten on the tip OF the
little finger Of the left hand three months
ago. The wound was dressed and cauter-
lied and Scheerer vas advised 20 undergo
treatment He laughed az the suggestion.
saying that he didn't fear hydrophobia-
He felt no il effects until Saturday. and
on Sunday the left arm was swollen, and
he felt sharp pains about his body.
He was removed TO the General Hospital
on Sunday, ard since that time his condi-
tion grew steadily worse. II required sew
eral powerful men TO hold him down in
bed
The head Of the dog was sent 20 the
Pasteur Institute. where it was said all
the symptoms OF hydrophobia we're pres
ent.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
PERRY is THROUGH.
Says He WW Not Lead En-
Deditiop TO South Pole.

Washington. Nov. 9-while reiterating
his oft-expressed belief that the United
states should attempt a national eXpeol-
ton into Antarctic regions, COMMANDER
Robert E Peary tonight declared that be-
cause OF the fact that Commander ROoert
T. Scott, Of the British navy. IS WORKING
on a South Pole expedition, i would DC
improper 70 attempt 10 utilize his route
or the regions in which he is 10 work
Therefore, he said, he has given the matter
no further thought since his return from
the north. when he stated that his heid
work was az an end.
Commander PeaFy epudiated the an
nouncement printed IN several newspapers
that within five years he would head an
expedition 10 seek the South Pole under
the auspices OF the Peary Arctic Club, and
dictated the following:
That statement is erroneous In May.
1903, I sent brief announcement through
the medium OF the International Poiar
Commission at Brussels saying that on my
return from this expedition hoped 70
for this country its share or nonor ana
scientific material yet 10 be obtained IN the
n6uScenent 5ii also that President Roosevelt
was interested in the general proposition
When l came back from this present ex-
pedition TO the North 1 stated explicitly
that my fieid work. both IN the Arctic
and Antarctic regions. was et an end, but
that l should be very glad 70 assist IN
any way possible in the promotion or or
ganization Of further Work m those
regions
In view OF the fact that Commander
Scott is working on an expedition Tor the
attainment OF the South Pole, any at
tempt 10 utilize his route or the regions
in which he IS to work would be entirely
improper TO attempt.
stiil believe that this country ought 70
Antarctic regions. huC under existing
conditions | have not given 70 further
thought since my return. The Pesry Arc
tic Club has not been approached or
sounded in regard TO the matter.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
"FINGEY" REFUTEs CHARGE.
Says He Has No Idea of "Conneriz-
ing Buffalo.

Buffalo. Nov. 9-At a meeting OF the
Democratic County Committee to-day
William :. Conners. Henry Z. Burgard and
Louis p. Fuhrman were in5orsed for re-
election as state committeeman
IN z brief address state Chairman Con
nsrs replied 20 some CT the things SAID by
the Republican speakers in the recent
campaign lie refuted the charge that
eIr. Fuhrnan. who was elected Mayor
wss merely pawn in his hands.
This talk about owning the Mayer is
nonsense said Mr.. Corners. It's the
other way. The next Mayor Of Buffalo
VIII own me just as long as he remains
Democrat and continues true To Dmeo-
cratic principles. 7 don't want to Con-
neTizs or TammauviZs this city That
was o false cry. Those who know my
aims regarding the Democratic party know
those issues were false issues"
AZ the close Of the meeting Mr. Con-
ners said that he was a candidate for re-
election as state chairman. IF they beat
me for the state choirmanship they won't
md me sitting down, but standing UP all
the time" he said
The committee adopted a resolution call
ing the attention or Governor Hughes 20
the vacancy caused by a tie vote in the
Sd Assembly District and suggesting \
special election TO ill II
New-York tribune., 1909-11-10
BANNARDSATISflED
BACK At HIS WORK.
Smilingly Denies That He
UM Ran for Gouernor.

Otto T. Barnard, fusion candidate fer
Mayor. who returned yesterday from MI
Vsuiee. where he attended q wedding last
week. SAID las night thst he had no de-
sire or intention OF being 3 candidate for
public once. The gallant showing made
- him as q candidate on the stump has
LED 10 a great deal % speculation about
his political future. lie was quoted IN
dispatch from Milwaukee On Monday
morning As saying that Repre- sentative
Parsons was too young 20 he a candidate
for United States Senator. and that TX
President Roosevelt could have hat place
n he wanted if. when seen last night
hs SAID:
Z am GLAD 20 Get hack % work. ! en-
exceedingly obliged 70 the newspapers for
fhe KIND things they have been saving
shout ne II is more than deserve"
You arc being taiked Of for Governor"
vas suggested
les, yes, } saw z +" said Nfr Barnard
smiling. but there is nothing in r.
shan not Pc candidate for ar,thirr.
an ce!ighted 10 be back at Wcrk here in
fhe bank once more. Il pays twice ss
much as being Mayor. and the duties are
less eNacting I became a candidate for
Mover IN the hoQe Of lettering municipal
snairs
Ihe campaign is water thet has gone
over the dam. Gaynor won. 1 congratu-
ieted firn, ane received courteous mes
saEe in reply. From what I know OF
Frencergast and Mitchell they arc able
and honest men and they vii Cooperate
NilA Judge Caynor in The Board q Esti-
mate and Apportonmert for the public
sood. Thai Is Tie KIND Of men they are"
Were YOU surprised a. the size OF the
Hearst vote"
IN thu ias- week 81 The .can,rssr, "a.
discovered a strong drtft an1orr Pen,,b-
Means toward Hearst ana did our best 20
stop T. Nr Hearst lzert telling he voters
that vote for Barnard was q vote
thrown avav. and hs got many of them
70 believe g. I think about half his vote
was Republican
Take IN the 2eth District. where 7 live.
Tor instance. The election district can
vans there are loval crlends OF mine.
lnoy were anxious that the district
should usks GOOD showing for ne II
made very poor showing. About half
r our people went over % Hearst. II
vas pretty much she same sn soma % the
other districts"
Do you say that Herbert Parsons
STOOD no chance Of being senator"
No" saio Nr. Bannard Z have writ
zen Ar. Parsons that 4 stid nothing OF
NC kind J did say that Roosevelt could
oe senator II he wanted 70, and I SIN
think 50. don't know vhe-her he wants
~ 20 % the senate or not