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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21

ting out Of her mind something thss
oaAvsded nov end thea. II brouehe
with n a return Of the pussled expres-
sios that had surprised early In the
day, before the WRECK ! caught u
ooce, when, brsokfAst over. she wss
Tightening the slsaG that held the
broken arm. I hAd prolonged the
morning neal % much as | could. but
wh0a the wooden cl0ck with the pink
rosss on the dial pointed to half after
ten, end the mother with the duplicate
youngsters had not come bach, Mise
West made the move had dreaded.
IF we are to get into Baltimore ct
all We must start" she said, rising
You ought to see . doctor ~ soon 40
possible"
Hush" I said warningly. Don't
meation the arm, please; Il 10 asleep
ROW. You may rouse It,"
IT only had a hat" she reflected.
TT wouldn't need to be much Of one.
but" She save . little cry and
DARED 10 The corner Look" she
said Nriunphantly, ''the very thing.
With the green streamers tied up IN
. bow, like this-do you suppose the
child would mind? I can put e5 or
30 hers-that would buy . dozen Of
them"
1t was Q queer AFFAIR of straw, that
hst, with a round crown and rim
that Aopped dismally. with single
movement she had turned 1t up at one
side anl Atted Il to her head. Gro
tesque BY itself. when she wore 1t II
Vas a thing of Joy.
Evideotly the lack Of head covering
had troubled her. for she was elated
ot her And. She left me. scrawling q
bill to the table-cloth, and ran up
stairs TO the mirror and the promised
soap and water
! did not see her when she came
down. I had discovered a bench with
a tin basin outside the kitchen door.
and was washing, In a helpless, one
sided way felt rather than saw that
she was standing In the doorway, and
made a final plunge into the basin.
How Is II possible for a man with
only a right hand to wash his left
ear" | asked from the roller towel. I
was distinctly uncomfortable: Men are
more rigidly creatures Of eonven-
tion than women. whether they admit
it or not. There is 30 much soap on
me still that If ! laugh | will blow
bubbles. Washing with rain water
and home made soap is like motoring
on a slippery road ! only struck the
high places"
Then. having achieved brilliant
polish with the towel. ! looked at the
girl
She was leaning against the frame
of the door, her face perfectly color
less, her breath coming In slow. diff
fioult respirations The erratic hat
was pinned to place, but il had slid
rakishly to one side. When | real
lied that she was staring, not at me.
but past me to the road along which
we had come, | turned and followed
her gaze. There was no one in sight:
the lane stretched dust white In the
sumo moving figure on IL. no sign
of life.
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- in'es~n1e9 y elri IN blue. car
euepsoion ~ nss1sr Tke train =
Sossd biskeley = rescued from the
seseG car By The O1ri In blue. His arm
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y lS1e."
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c<sAevaa vsss-cssss.sss.

Her voice 60 my srm we're bring
eRG me TO NJ ssases. 4 hear" I sid
rEin 81 W n . second. Are yos
Aurt7-
No. only bruised. Do - sAsna
oOu cen wsA,"
ere~ up one Boot after another
0iaserly.
They seem 70 move oil right"
ee0arkea dubiously. "Would you mind
ssiliaG me whsss the bach Of ny head
- Gone7 ! eeat hslp thishiaG n
tBat there"
- made . auick esaminatioa 'lt's
osetty badly bumped" she said. "yes
ou0t have fallsn on H."
] haA got up on my uninjured elbow
~ that time. but the paia threw ne
Sock. "Doat lack ct the wreck,"
Soersatsd her. ''F's no sight for Q
WoOaa. MI there is cay way 70 tie
- this arm, ] might be sble 10 q
osRsshtaG There may be people W.
Ger these cars"
Then n b too late to help" she ~
olfe1 solenaly. A little shower a
eeethers. each carrying its Aery lamp,
Sssw over MS from some busning pill
bow. A part Of the wreck collapsed
With . crash. In q resolute endeavor
- play . mans part in the tragedy
0otag on all around. I got to my knees.
Then ] realized what I had not no.
saced before: The hand and wrist of
the broken left arm were jammed
shreuGh the handle Of the sealskin
0rfp. ! easpea and sat down sud
1enly.
You must not DO that" the girl
insisted. ] n0eicsl now that she kept
Aer back 10 the wreck her eyes avert
ed. The weight Of the travelling bag
must be agony. Let me support the
valise until we can get II cut on
Will II have to be cut on"
asked % calmly as possible. There
were red-hot stabs of agony clear to
my neck. but we were moving slowly
away from the track.
Nes," she replied. with dumfouna-
ting GOODNESS. IF | had knife
could do 1t myself You might sit
here and lean against this fence"
BY that time my returning faculties
had realized that she was going to cut
on the satchel not the arm The diz-
ziness was leaving and l was gradual
iy becoming myself.
IF you pull. it might come" I sue-
eested. "And with that weight gone.
] think l win cease to BE hve feet
eleven inches Of baby"
She tried gently to loosen the han
de. but n would not move, ana st last,
with great drops of cold perspiration
over me. had to give up.
I'm afraid can't stand H." said.
But there's knife somewhere around
these clothes. and II l can hnd 1t, per-
haps you can cut the leather"
As l gave her the knife she turned
II over. examining II with q peculiar
expression. bewilderment rather than
surprise. But she said nothing She
set to work deftly. and in a few min
utes the bag dropped free.
That's better" | declared, sitting
up. Now. II you can pin my sleeve
TO my coat. IT will support the arm
90 we can get away from here"
The pin might give" she objected.
''and the jerk would be terrible" She
looked around. puzzled then she got
up. coming back in a minute with a
draggled, partly scorched sheet. This
she tore into . large square. and after
che had folded II, she slipped it under
the broken arm and tied it securely
at the back Of my neck.
The relief was immediate, and. pick
ing up the sealskfn bag I walked slow
" beside her. away from the track
The frst act was over: the curtain
g.
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cNAPrER X.
The NaIcyon 0reakfast.


We were still dazed. | think. for we
wandered like two troubled children.
our one idea at first TO get as far
away as We could from the horror be
hind us. We were both bare headed.
erimy. pailid through the grit Nov
and then we met little groups of coun-
try folk hurryine TO the track; they
stared at US s9riously, and some
wished to question us. But ve hur-
ried past them: We had put the wreck
behind us. That way lay madness
Only once the girl turned and look
"a behind her. The wreck was hid
Den. but the smoke cloud hung heavy
and dense. For the AFst time I re-
membered that my companio had not
been alone on the train
IT is quiet here" ! euGgestsd- II
vou viii sit down on the bank ! will
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0VE1EAs IN GloxI, W.
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Bad Breath

''Pa aosshs Z had grest tsoub,e wisA ~
stomach and us>d sf1 kinds of nsdacissA
My tongus has hsse sctsAlly - gssa -
grass, my bseeHA having . ~ eAor. To-
chsssfully cay 49, icy have S.sissly
cused -. Z tkussoss ~ 80 kss0 thst ]
ing ivo0 OncA Nsuh1D"-Chas. u. -
pesa. me y. - D., No vosA, n. Y.
Ps0saae. ruAab6. P0g1. TesO 0ssl
bo Good Hovss 94zAso. WGnhss o. 0rVs.
1oc, 0e, -. hs~1 eeeA p - TAs 90
uins tob,st 0oooOA G c. ouDAN
eNfo ~ y0sr 00oDV AnmA-
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q Mother,s Anrletx.

WiI1e-ha. can't I 90 out on the
street tor . little while. Tommy
Jones says there's comet to b
seen
Eother-WeIl. yes: but don't yoa
10 too near.-Bostoa Transcript
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
mss mAaos caAexED oees

= aa . - osSsoty ysass - ~
nonoo Wese vsev - - 00aoo4
opsa % ths inslAeo 1ss o~os . yeas
WttA larOs sssss. noy Wesh ssoch
go s.1 blssl. ttsA. busa sal schs
- tAAt ! could - ssssp anl ssuld %
bst lfstls vosh- ~ we've % -
tAAG I could n0t 1s1oo myself h ths
nesnlnG Thsv vsSlA blsel ed The
blsol ArooDs1 = tAs Aeos. I called
- tvo Aocssss. bst thsy 1tl me ne
80. I could - DsthAaO 10 % cay
O0sl till I get eAs Csticusa eoap anl
Cuticura Ointmsat About . year
80 my daughter Ost . cake Of Cuti-
sssa Soap end one boz Of Cuticura
O1ntDsnt and IN 60 vesh fr0n The
tine I began TO vss then ny hanAs
Vsse ell healed " aAA thsy hevs not
bosa . mite sore since. l would not
- without the Cuticura Remedies.
They also cured . baA sore on the
haad Of one Of my netghbor's children.
end they think very highly Of the Cuti-
cura Remedies. John W. Hasty. 30. Ef-
AnGham. N. H.. Mar. s, and Apr. II. 90"
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'HEs. |
I1ZA

49, ~ SaHAsa - y 09 -
6nd - h kiinsr . Co., DsaohnO
10, y. r.. for . ompis bottle. u -
sonviace sayons. You viii sbs rsns1O
Q booklst Il vslasbis information, sslliso
Ell sbout tbs hsdnsys and bladdr whn
UstssaG, be asss cad nentioa this papo.
For ssh st su srss ssors. Prip ~
ssueD cd ons s-doller
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AuGa oasoan1.

"h1ss. wsAswestA. I aa SssV ~
6Assl. 70 0sst you Dut. hovsav ]
- tAe hoaor a bslnG iatso1sss1 -
ves bss0esf what IVES yeus aano
formerly. n may ssh"
ny noiAsa nane,"
No: your name before you Vsso
divorced
"How Ail you know I hsl bssa -
vorcslr'
why, hasat everybeAyf"
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Lite tho otker NIra.

II was In down east" village that
charming country beauty. When he
returned to the city he sent her q jar
of cold cream to keep her chsshs -
fresh ~ the budding rose.
On his next visit he ASKED her hoe
she liked his little gift
The taste was very nice" she
said. with a rather sickly smile, but
I think that | like the other kind Of
cream best, dear ar"-Lippincotts
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lie Advaetooel

A cheerful man 10 . pessimists ides
of q fool
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Men are inclined to boast. yet. 90
cordinG to statistics. three out Of four
ere buried at somebody else's e.
peHse.
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NoW's Ohlsp

- - o. nusAsSd DelpD nsssa - -
- 81 ossorrA t,of sannot - surs1 ~ ma10
0hDnA Cure
81 CHENEY . CO.. Tossso q
We ~ undss1oUDod. have hnoWo D . ChO0
1Bobb n ell b,nanaD tsansDestons end nnancsnaD
- 70 ngry out any obpattoao uoAe By - oFA-
WAhDfWo kfSsAn Q mAsvrN.
Whotanh Dv,uUDaa Tols1o q
unnO CoansyA CuD D onhsa Internally ocetuo
1WSctiy upoa ~ blooa end nssosn 0Irssao Of q
O,sasm- fessmonias sent foL Prise y nao =
bosts. oos1 By Oil DruGgis0
H. nAlN Family Pla los eoaanlaaA
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otiil Q Women.

Hewftt-She is q man in her enjoy
ment OF baseball.
Jewett-But she showed that she y
still q woman by refusing to sit
through the thirteenth inning
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eMeesaeea . 0esl,Na

oeNQoseoNa - 0Ospopo
Enamine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, . safe anl sure remedy for
ihfAnts and childrea, and see that II
.':::':,. .::;: q: :sZx4zas
In Use For Over - Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
a olaood opirion.
DO you think buttermilk will pro
long ones life. Col Soaksby?"
"Aheml | have no doubt. Miss
Plunper. that II q person had to drink
buttermilk every day 1t would make
life seem longer"
lie Aevsrta0eo.
There Is one appropriate uss Of .
good poker hand"
What is that"
TT will shovel In the money"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
Cola and Aioos.

CTo BE CONTINUED
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-21
a Olsood osloloo.

In Use For Over - Years.
The Kind You Have Always BOuGht
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
TAFT TO PACK SUPREME BENCH WITH TRUST LAWYERS
Amazing Scheme to Make Supreme Court Snug Against Rising
Tide Of insurgency Revealed Presidents Cabinet Houseceaning
Only for the Purpose Of Transferring His Corporation Lawyers
To Life Positions Where They Can Stand for the Interests
BY RoBT. f. WILSON.

WASHINGTON, April S.The progessves in Washing
beeev driven their
ditch--the United States supreme court.
been forward tremendous since the Taft
The male In the and In
the administration rising
and the fight the there
sronghold-the supreme
executed conceived by better political
than Wm H. Taft.
through
on hms slf administration
active campaign.
limited that cabinet changes will made.
Hitchcock will retire. punishment but
his time capanng Tafs reelection fight
necessary things which
officer
WHTTEWASH FOR BALIdNGER
Balnger, whitewashed, aside His
ended, and he has had enough pounding
Coaked this will the retirement
Wickersham from the cabinet.
Now what have we?
First Popular dsrust of the lawyer cabinet sted
retirement the leading
cock footfreed well
conservative" lastly important
the bearing that will the
greatest citadel the interests
Under the cabinet great
be packed for privilege for 90 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
Especial CorrespOndence.)


PARIS, April S.-This is a
snapshot of Edmond Duez, the
Frenchman who stole $2,0OO,OOO,
and twice, by reason of the embez-
element, almost caused the down
fall of the cabinet-once in the
chamber of deputies, once in the
senate. Duez was one Of the
"liquidators" in charge of selling
church property confiscated by
the state.
1t is said that the Duez scandal
will have big influence on the
May elections and may yet cause
the defeat of the government par
ty, the Radical Socialists.
Duez is the calmest of thieves.
He admits his crookedness. He
even seems proud of it. He resents
having to rise at early hours, and
scolded the examining magistrate
roundly for having him routed out
Of bed at 9 a. m. 81
The trial of Duez will be as big
a sensation almost as was that of
Dreyfus; certainly as big as the
Steinheil affair, because it really
means that the government itself,
which is charged with gross neg
ligence, is on trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
WOULD PAY VICTIMS
BILL TO SAVE
OWN NECK

Constantine Garcia, held In
the county Jail charged with mur-
derous assault on Abraham Samit,
is anxious and willing to pay for
special medical attention that Sa-
mit's life may be saved, but is un-
able to do so because he is not
allowed to see his friends, saya
Robert Allendes.
Samit is lying in the Fannie
Paddock hospital lowering be-
tween life and death. In knifa
fight between the two in Old
Town. Samit was badly cut and
the wounds have become infect4
ed. Only the care of a special
nurse and experienced physicians
can save him.
Garcia has plenty Of money, and
is willing to pay any amount OF
expense as his own neck probably
depends on Saints life. Garcia
cannot talk English, and Allesan-
dro, friend of both, is anxious
to aid them. He says the refusal
of county officials to allow him
to see Garcia is the result of
action by two lawyers whom he
says have entered the case with-
out Garcia's consent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
NEWC0MB CASE
MAY DRAG FOR
ANOTHER YEAR

Charles F. Newcomb, convicted
of the murder of Martin Kvsi-
shaug, may not know his fate .or
another year. He has already
spent nearly year In the county
Jail. April 22 the state supreme
court will set date for the argu-
ment on the appeal from Judgs
w. o. Chapman's court.
Errors and rulings to the mum.
ber of 32 are attacked by Attor-
neys Murray & Lafevbro in tae
appeal. They believe the state
supreme court will sustain Jud3e
Chapman and have prepared pa
pers for an appeal to the United
States supreme court. Newcomb
will stay in the county jail until
litigation is ended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08

Imbert, another liQuidator, for
merly employed Duez as chief
clerk. lmbert later was succeed
ed by Duez as liquidator. After
his arrest Duez declared he stole
100000 from Imbert which the
latter never did find out about.
You did mott" said the indig-
nant Imbert, who faced him.
Il first took $4,000 from you,"
said Duez coolly.
"What! And I did not find it
out? Prove what you say, sir!"
"Yet l am telling the truth, :"
Duez responded, Struggling his
shoulders, resignedly.
Imbert was furious.
do you mean to say my books
We're kept no better than that?"
he shouted, shaking his fist at
Duez. "They were always we'll
kept"
Certainly they were. I kept
them--to suit my plans, thought"
) ,-You are liar!" shrieked I'M
bert; "you didn't steal 800. 200
from me. You're a scoundrel!"
H'm sorry you won't believe
me" Duez answered aptiently. 81
suppose I'll have to prove it, but
can, easily"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
ALSO RAMS"
GATHER, 20
STRONG
DEFEATED CANDIDATES MEET
AND RUMOR OF FRAMING Ul,
A SLATE Is STARTED-MAY
HOLD BANQUET LATER.

The "also rams" met yesterday
Why they met, who cause !
them to meet, and what will be
the ultimate result of their mec:-
ing was not apparent to most of
those who went but there were 2
defeated candidates for council
men who gathered at the Tourist
hotel yesterday afternoon.
There was talk of getting To-
gether and forming a slate.
A rumor was out Wednesday
that H. J. McGregor was slyly try-
ing to get the candidates to com.
Dlne to put him in over the other
men who were in the successful
eight who will be voted ON again
April 10, but If his influence
prompted this gathering it was a
boomerang for when the boys be.
gan discussing candidates McGre-
gor of them all was the one PICK
ed as impossible of endorsement.
There was some talk for Fras.
land, for Roys, Larson and other!
put a majority of those preseut
did not take the meeting serious
~ and refused to countenance an
movement at this time to have tne
OLD candidates now in the "also
ram class take action to try 10
control the election.
One thing that was about deci J.
ed upon, however, was that AFTER
the second election the also rams
VIII have a banquet. Possib the
successful candidates may be In
vited. Whether the price par
plate is limited to cents or no,
depends ON whether or not the
winners can be gotten to pay for
the whole thing. A motion WIS
made to make the price 10 cen.s
but 1t was repudiated as unwonte !,
extravaganza.
Il think it would be folly for
us TO try to make slate, especial
ly at this time" said one of the
also rams" speaking of the dts.
cussion Of candidates.
"The meeting was the funniest
thing l ever heard of. 1 don't
know who started the thing but
I do not think there will be anv
slate"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
s3,800,000
FOR WASH.
HARb0RS
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS
FAVORABLY ON BILL OAR
RYING BIG APPROPRIATION
WASHINGTON TO GET
LARGEST AMOUNT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 8.
The senate committeeon COM
merce decided to report fayorabIy
the rivers and harbors appropria-
tion bill carrying $52,566,41s.
The bill as it passed the house
carryied appropriations of $42,-
b8S,176.
The appropriations include sne
following amounts:
Washington, $3,S46,100.
California, $1,644,500.
Oregon, $2,S46,100.
Montana, $4,000.
Alaska, $143,000.
Hawaii, 100000.
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And this is how: Justice Brew
er is dead. Justice Moody is n
such Ill health that his death or
retirement is regarded as but a
matter of months. Chief Justice
Fuller and Justice Harlan con-
template retirement early in the
summer.
Taft is going to fill these four
places with comparatively young
men, whose whole training and
careers have made them essential
ly hostile to personal rights.
These four with the new Justice
LMrtOn--"Private Car" Lurton---
will have a majority on the bench
|of nine members.
When the Taft cabinet was o.
ganized, cabinet seats were given
to the representatives of certain
big financial interests. Publlc
opinion won't stand for this AZ
|rangement. Very well, promote
them to the supreme court, where
they will be more powerful and
will be shielded by the supersti-
tion which accredits courts with
some sanctity.
Here Is a Prize Dummy.
The present vacancy-,Brewe IS
goes to Lloyd w. Brewers, VINO,
before he came to Washington,
belonged to the Chicago & North
western and Illinois Central rail-
roads. The latter paid him an
annual retainer of $4,000 uer
year.
II Moody has to resign thea
Jacob McGavock Dickinson, pres
ent secretary of war, will take hts
seat.
Dickinson, before he Joined the
cabinet, was general counsel for
the Illinois Central-the Har1'i-
man connecting line. He receiv-
ed far more than he receives from
Uncle Sam.
Dickinson does not forget mis-
old employer. The Panama rail-
road, now under his control,
Continued on Page Three.)
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Misbranding of Food
THE CASE OF "IMPORED OLIVE OIL

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 8.The United States depart
men of agriculture
ceedngs in the United States district of louisiana
the matter of bottled olive oil shipped by King
Saint of New Orleans, Poparvile Miss The
labeled Balbian Gle. Huile Olive
supplemental label This imported
oil and SO cent salad King
stone & Saint Ltd, New Orleans La"
The charged
that the principal label
ated olive OIL made
1t not imported OIL but Imitation But it
branded the supplemental per
of imported oil
imitation or
peade d'gult fined
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-08
ROTARY CLUB TAKE UP
MUNICIPAL DOCK PROJECT
. . . . . . GO ee ee . .

The municipal dock proposition
launched by the Times several
wekes ago is rapidly crystalizing
into sentiment that will bring
results in Tacoma.
This was shown last night at the
Joint meeting Of the Rotary clubs
of Tacoma and Seattle at a BAN
Quet at the Tacoma hotel.
Mayor Fawcett was there, and
he declared emphatically for mu-
nicipal docks. Donald Fletcher
read a portion OF a speech deliv-
cred by Joseph Henry of Los An
geles, who Is soon to be here, in
which, he shows what Los Angeles
is doing for municipal docks. J.
M. Ashton also got in line for the
project, commenting fayorably on
the great dock and waterway
projects that have been carried
through by cities of the old
world.
James r.. Thompson and e. d.
Murphy both referred to the mat
ter, hut they were not ready to re-
port, ss q committee which has