davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04
Plaintiff

\
District ~ the state of Colorado. within aud
for the County of 0unni-on.
Catherine Reagan.
Henry Wilson. The nm
known heirs of Albert
Barnard. Decca-e Ida
spencor nee Ida Hinckicy, ST MMONs.
only heir OF Rousrt \
Hinckles, Deceased An
NE barber and Peter
swenson,
Defendants
The People 81 the state of Colorado.
To Henry Wilson the unknown heirs of Al
Hincsiey, only heir 81 Robert N. HincLie-. Dc.
dcessed Annie Barber and Peter swenson. the
drfendsnt- above named. GkEETIN6.
You ar. hereby required 10 appear IN an
action brought aealh-, you by the above
named piaintin In the District Court 81 e;un-
nison County. state of toiorado. end answer
the complaint therein within twenty DAYS
afier the service her~uf. " served within this
county. or. W served out OF this coanty. or b,
publication. within thirty days after the err
vice hereof exclusive of the dsy of service, or
Judgment hv default will be takea sGainet
you according 70 the PRAYER ~ the complaint.
And u copy OF the complaint In the above
entitled action he not srrved with this sum
mons. or " the seryire heresd he made out of
time hereinbefor~ speciasd for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
of Judgment by default o. aforesaid.
The Morning star Lode Mining Claim. situate
in the Tomichi Mining District, said County
and state, the Amended l.ocstioa tertihcete
of which 10 of r~cord IN tie Recorders ONCE
81 said County, in Boob IA, at paQe 43s. said
Lode Mining Cloim also heing known and
de~ignated as q. =. Mineral survey No. 6575.
That the above named plaintiff claims the
title IN he simple TO the said rsaiestste above
described
That the desesdsats and each Of them
claim some estate or interest In said real
property adverse to the plaintiff.
That the cIeim OF said desesdants. and each
of them. is without any right " whatever and
that they have not. nor has either os them
any estate. right. title or interest whatever.
in the said reel estate any part thereof as
will more fully appear from the complaint In
seid action to which retsrence 10 here made.
And yon are hereby notified that il you fail
TO appear aud To snswer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will cause
your default to he entered and apply 10 the
Court Tor the relief prayed for in the con pla int
and for costs of this suit.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Gunniscn, in said county this sth day
of February, A. u. 1si0
(oaAL iR, BROWN
Wv
Published March i-Msrch g. iaI0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

Nnrdh. A ~ filH
81 Cf>NnNN Aduiiuf stristnr
of tIe tsitfs a David ausssisss liscaa..'d
Published Mardh ekpsiI q lsill
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

The public press was recently
filed with another Pinchot pres.
bureau tale, to the effect thai four
million acres of agricultural land
was to be segregated from the re-
serves, half q million of it in Colo
RADIO. This wss alleged to be in
furtherance Of Mr.. PiscLot's own
recommendations. However. the
press bureau was careful TO saw
nothing Of the fact that the same re-
port would recommend inclusion al
about three times ~ much as it elm
mated. For inetanoe as Judge Bea
man showed that in the Gunnison
reserve they proposed 10 add las. 600
acres and eliminate 1000. Even the
entire elimination proposed. or fosr
million acres. vas only two per cent
Of the reserves and ~ two-thirds Of
them are treeless and will always re-
main 20 that surely was no press
sign of virtse. When il w.e nm
posed in tin ssdesAand wav TO d :
ceive the peopae. il sAows that tie
spirit OF PincAot 10 not yet dead q
wsshiags0.
Ro~evsr. il 10 dying. and anosher
wesk Il seseiooey bssose the invess;-
eaeiaG Coooisses will settle M.
hechos's GO Sosever, tho~xh il .
sselsss 70 Ascsire osfsslsea, that ID
io0DoD boh3ic ssotioens which -
- c,e~esiy ~UsAed up CO be disi-
pssed IN . day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

thai 4as gss-sn
uhaltted thr h'ls~
I'd
hd Tuesday Aprt h Let the
be-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

For sale Brand New FREE Sewing
Machine. Extraordinarily Cheap for
cash. News-Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04
81 - . oNs

sIaTt : TAT, 3, ~ ,,,s,,.,s. S9h9sApo' 10
IN thc District 1onrt Of the seventh Judicial
District ~ the state oi Colorado. within and
for the County OF t,unni-on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

Now that Whitney, the graftin1
boiler inspector has beea PIN.
choted the state oilicial-. ar.aded b.
Governor Shafroth and Rholy Kene-
han are proceeding to dig back into
tie former records of that Office and
find evidence that Whitneys state
ment that l'e only continued the plan
Of his forerunners. is true. War
rants for the arrest of w. f. Stock.
ton and Charles Taylor, the last two
republican boiler inspectors have
been issued, aud the probe NAV ex-
tend back even further than that.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04
sd<0ssg n the

ssd<lang n the Throat
Jass dtie tckknS o1Ae skroaf b thA shxf tsszcs
VOW bst hsaes q. Gait SIT nd Il Z. feaae Ecsa
cdses dnt tNke hsAA Gen nced sosnethsG Asaen-a
ycsss1 ue<Acias, tscA~s me.hcne. Ay1s Cheuy
PecsaL canf4ias hcsksx Suetne and sosAhiaG worer
ties Of tins hieAeA GsAu. Ask yogH daAU ~hnA this
No a0aAa N th CO., aekcine. JC Ar G. Ls.sA Ms.s
y. !.
HhA tss dsss
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

". B. CoSiss. Il DUsIe~ lie, he'd
bss;ses % osf CRY Friday l.ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

Published March i-Nsrch %, isio
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-04

tNAt AA' 't- "
Plaintiff.
Henry Wilson. The nm
known heirs of Albert
Barnard. Decea-ed Ida
Spencor nee ! ds Hincklcy,
only heir ot kot,ert n
Hinckles. Deceased An
ME Barber and Peter
SU.nsan
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
A Son of the lnlmof'
C1r-1asl bv- s1T y

Beliani. he chackled. No oas - So :.
written 10 me as loan has GonS -; ~
10 return to that whited sepH.c-le !. -
in the Balkans. Wei. here are nv - ).
and he threw bundle Of papsis. = 4, :.
Il have done what ! was aSSel i ~ Z
earned nv passage money; - - ~
have kissed the baby anu -, - s-.ss,.,
round. l viii bring n my "s1'--'
A MINUTE later he danced ':.5 Y e = :
~ and returned with hug = i.. 5
I" | unpacked II &c the statlo5ss !. ;gr:s4 e.
is ready for inspection. ana I. .s,s W
the table replica Of tas o,ii..,'.
:. There, - he c~l..l. Since loAn '--; ,.r-.
10 the Louvre I su bringing 2. -, : : s 3
treasure 10 her. rs it IS me - ~ 5
best Of Il, nv eoo,,> Nv hand E.s >, IL -
ming. | felt mvsct growins ~. ., ,ss IS J.
that sweet Madonna 10 give ~ ~ .irl z
of the immortaI IRE ere Il lsi' r. T., llss
Well She listened. I think; - * sgsI
~, " el-' Sns,;rl S-,9 u.s. Sirnself would rio =
sSo,,i5 Sse tbi[ Now / shall 60 p'cA a..
and dream of the DAYS tA-' ,'1r;ag ~ q
His voice broke. He was 80
the glory OF maternity N nSi FsIix. TX =
You are not going basS b,h rs Is 80
- KoSnOvia has now LOST ~, s,d hsrs
Ambassador. You are hefe'
STAY" ., .h;srered r.
'Yes. dear Felix. whiSSS- H. ccer
have found our Kingdom, ~ v1a n 3
but there Is always room I,'.,,hss -, q Il
So Denver heard wiz 49, habv
listened. and marveled; anu and PAS +
a strange taste IN lullaeieSS, S,Ssr ss, soas
forgot that one OF her C,Ssred Cls.Sd hsr
colorado or. If she rememosi'
softened and she forbore,
THE END
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

ask him 10 return the hundred -hoaz-
with the addition Of their costs.
Peter had gone 10 Glder's Office n
Gus belief that he would escape win an
of the ten thousand dollars he had bes.s
enough to write Haskell about. Br. n.
departed he LETT behind properly at-szi
ments securing 10 the man who had n
him one hundred thousand dollars u,
purchase price Of the Pink Eve.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
TO SLEEP ON THE

A WASHINGTONIAN o"1. snssssl
0'f during aSsIi. his last stay at .,llr, .ss P
did not see the boy LOT Ssd ',ssd Of * (
however. having SPeSSl''s 'ss,sble hand v
CURED 10 hun that the S''''
actlv "on the rob. ,.,r ksee
demanded the master - ~ s vor W.
believe I've seen YOU SIM H ,bis NS' !.
Have YOU been asleep a. an,sxpeelss Z
YES. sir" was the + NV YOU ~
II thought that was W. wlla,';,noed t's
What I wanted -ii.r;ying .
amazed. What are you lad. ~
Well, sir. explaineut - ! boy o.
tisement said YOU wanteu
sleep on the premises
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23
A Long Shot on Delaney
Continued 6um page
Continued fran, page 8

" Now what IN blazes was it he did " /
you? Something about asking how a-s !
you and Mrs. Cathaway was g0in toH-7
make him visit, | guess"
A visit gasps Bob. "Did-diNz
say that? Then thank Heaven it's07<
on! Hurry and he grabs ne BY -
tows me 70 the hotel, and makes da1 z
stairs towards their room
What do YOU think, Babe. 81
pantin'. Delaney wants 70 IN
we're coming back
For a minute Mrs. Bob don't say ~
Just stands there, her hands grp9e- =
and the dew startin' out Of her sFs :
Then she asks. sort Of husky, lsn Z
night train, Bob"
There want but there was l14 b
thirty-eight IN the mornin. We al Fl
too, both of EN- as clipper as P-1 J
and me wOnderin' how It was all sS-
out.
FOR three davs after that | never W
= phone without expectIn' 70 hear =
Cathawav. expreSSin his oplnlon Z,
/.
qualifications for the Ananias class =
here the Other sfternOon l runs MI
Delaney on the avenue, not seen -
enough to beat u up a side street
All, McCabe." he sings OUT y
menti That little affair about Z.
Robert, YOU know.
Sure, I know" says l. 0r-'~
Where " is he HJw'
Why" saws Delaney, Win hs.-
lash fiutterin. ne and his VIE =
Green Oaks again lust returns, =. -
tended trip abroad. YOU know; M
Sav. who waS II sent out that o--.
how all men was liars, ! am I pa..l
not guilty plea but I'd Ike 70 al-
has got it down inner than 0'ne'>
New-York tribune., 1910-01-23

back to his dingy little office TO sit like spider
in his web, waiting for the coming of Peter to
settle.
A ND Peter crawled reluctantly up the mar
row fight of stairs that led to the dingy
Office the very day he received a letter from the
English syndicate stating that if within fifteen
days they were not given a clear title to the
Pink Eye they would cancel the purchase and
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01

est child Of the Earth and that
this celestial baby is still connect
ed with it's nanny by an umbili-
cal cord. He says that if man
should 60 to the South Pole he
would find a plain dirt road lead
ing from there right on to the
Moon. But he says this road, or
umbilical cord, is going to break
about the year 1915, and then
Mother Earth will again get preg-
nant by the Sun and have another
baby.
And so that's the way it's all
done! Well, we'll! How very
simple! Strange we hadn t found
it out before. Much obliged to
you, Doc, for giving us a whole
box Of wisdom pills all at one
dose. But you haven It explain
ed why some Of the Earth s
children are so much bigger than
their nanny. Jupiter and Sat-
urn-they are several hundred
times bigger than the Earth, so
astronomers tell us. Guess they
must take after their daddy in
size. Is that it?
Now, reader, are you satisfied
on this point? If not, it must
take a dickens Of a sight to salts
fy you.
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01
Laureate Winners.

At the time of going to press have
heard from two of the Laureate
Judges appointed last year by Presi-
dent Headrick, and the result is as
follows:
STORIES: William H. Greenfield,
Judge. The Laureateship goes to
Miss Leonora Sheppard, and James
Larkin Pearson gets Honorable Men
ton.
EDITORIAL: James F. Norton
Jr, Judge. The Laureateship goes to
William G. Headrick, and Miss Berta
Curfman gets Honorable Mention.
The Laureate Certificates, signed by
the proper officials, have been for
warded to the above winners. The
judges of Poems, Essays, Sketches,
etc., have not been heard from at this
writing. I will announce the result
just as soon as I hear from them.
Ex-President Headrick is spending
a while in Texas.
Paul Hit, editor of the Ozark
Monthly, Fayetteville, Ark, has re-
Gently joined the Southern.
I have appointed the entire mem
bership in each State as a recruit
committee, and I ask each committee
thus formed to take charge of the
work in it's own State.
Official Editor Golf promises a 12-
page "Southern Journalist for De-
cembcr, and he wants a report from
each and every officer of the Associa-
ton. All reports must reach him not
later than the 10th of November.
Charles B. Way is hard at work or
his November "Tar Heel" which will
consist of II pages and covers. This
issue will contain a special article
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01
SEND FOR THE GRANNY.
QUICK!

In clawing around through
creation in search Of more fools
to skin, [ rested my roaming look
ers on the name of one George W.
Carey. [ have had this sorry cuss
hung up on my victim-rack
for several weeks, but I have put
off the skinning operation because
he stunk so bad that | dreaded to
tackle him.
Now this wandering wild-eyed
fanatic who goes around with a
"Dr.' label pasted prominently
on his putrid personality, has
kindly condescended to give the
waiting world his own original
version Of the Moon question.
According to DR.. Cary's bow
legged belief, the Sun is the daddy
of all the planets and this old
Earth Of ours is the nanny of
them. He says that all planets
are born Of the Earth in the same
manner that man is born of
woman. The South Pole is the
womb of the Earth, and the Sun s
rays act upon it in such a way
as to cause a conception. Then a
new world is born. DR.. Carey
says that the Moon is the young.
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01
Amateur Journalism Department
Conducted by James Larkin Pearson

on "Amateur Journalism in the Old
North State" and other matter of
interest to all amateurs.
Mr.. Charles S. Bumgarner, Treasur-
er, has gone to Chattanooga, Tenn,
and he should be addressed in care
of the University of Chattanooga He
says he has met the Chattanooga
Press Club once, and most of the
members seem enthusiastic.
The first issue OF ''The Oil Mans
Magazine" large illustrated month
ly devoted to the oil business, has
just appeared from Saint Albans, w.
Va. 1t is edited by two amateur boys,
Herbert McGinnis and Hoadley Mad
dox. Congratulations, boys!
Amateur friends, if | am due you a
letter and you don't get it, just be
patient. [ will get to you soon as
possible. My correspondence is heavy
and my time very limited. Just keep
on working for the cause and remem-
Der that my heart is with you whether
| write or not.
Within the territory of the S. A. J.
A. there are about forty active anna
teurs who do not belong to the South
ern Association. Why they refuse
to affiliate with their own home club
it is hard to understand. Of these
amateurs, IA belong to the N. A. =
, A, II to the y. A. P. A., and to the
! A. P. U.
Don't forget about the Southern
Bundle. 1t goes out again in Novem-
ber. Keep in touch with Starring
and let him mail your paper. You
will never enter fully into the pleas
ures of amateur journalism until you
send out an amateur paper. Do il
now. Help us to make this year a
recordbreaker for the South.
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01

sert his country and line up with
the Pope Of Rome. There is no
doubt about it. And that other
old silk-robed hypocrite, Jim Glib
bons, is today a greater power
in American politics than Bill
Taft. Our big-bellied President
would suffer his right arm cut
off before he would incur the dis
pleasure of Brother Gibbons and
Pappy Plus.
Another straw that shows the
drift Of the current is the recent
announcement that Tom Ryan,
another priest-ridden plutocrat,
is going to establish a great pri-
vate banking house in America.
The daily papers which contained
the announcement spoke Of Ryan
as being very close to the Pope,
and no doubt all the fabulous
funds of the Vatican will be at
Ryan's disposal. Enough money
will do anything these days, and
Of course Plus, Gibbons, Ryan,
Sherman & Company, with the
bloody millions that poor ignor-
ant devils have paid to have their
souls prayed out Of torment, can
elect a Catholic president and
make Washington a sub-station
for Rome, and do anything else
under Gods heaven that they set
their heads to do.
What sort Of set is it that is
thus going to dominate America?
Listen! Just recently the Pope
sent forth decree that any can
didate for the priesthood or any
other office in the Catholic church
should not be allowed to read a
newspaper or magazine. That is
the Pope's way of preparing men
for leadership-to keep them in
ignorance. How would you like
to live under a government con-
trolled by set Of silk-robed lib
ertines who never read a news
paper? Fine fellows they would
be to dictate the policies of a
government, or even a church!
And now, you American wo-
men, listen! At the great Roman
Catholic Congress which has re-
Gently been in session in Mon
treal, Canada, a big English
priest by the name of Vaughan,
delivered an address, from which
[ quote the following:
, Il think it is grand thing to
see a woman take in washing.' -
No one but a devil-possessed
Catholic priest could have uttered
7 such words. That abominable
, point Of view is the direct result
| Of priestly education. A country
in which all the women are bend
{ ing their backs at the wash-tub
: would, in the eyes Of such thugs
5 as Vaughan and Gibbons, be
, grand nation. How any white
3 woman with even half sense can
1 be Catholic after reading such
a spasm as that from the lips of
e a great priest of the Church, is
= more than [ can understand.
f Romanism wants woman to be
/. crushed down in darkness and
r wants her to do all
e the slavish work and have no
. liberty and no intelligence.
|. Women Of America, wake up!
: If the men won't rebel against
the encroachments Of such a
e monster as Roman Catholicism,
The fool-killer., 1910-10-01
THE GOD OF IGNORANCE.

LII Ldlh1uS Will d 1I1CHu C11C
other day [ casually remarked
that [ was preparing to Civ, the
Roman Catholics another red-hot
roast through the columns Of The
Fool-Killer.
"Better go slow there, Pear
son." was the warning reply.
"You are treading on dangerous
ground when you criticize the
Roman Catholic church. That
church is a power in the land to-
day, and it ism t wise nor safe to
be too outspoken against it,
"That might be good advice
for a mollycoddle, but its mighty
devilish poor stuff for a man, -
was my reply. Il know as we'll
as you do that Romanism can
count more noses and more dol
lars than any other church, out
neither it's numbers nor it's money
can put the sealing wax on my
American mouth. [ know that
Roman Catholicism is as rotten
and corrupt as the very devil,
and The Fool-Killer mission in
the world is to fight such things. -
And [ meant just what [ said.
There are plenty Of good reasons
for denouncing Catholicism, and
if you'll open your mental hamp-
er-sack just minute I'll give you
a few samples to take home with
you.
In the first place, the Roman
lCatholic church is an enemy to
free government. A true Ameri-
can citizen cannot be a true Cath
Ollie, and hence it follows that the
100000 Catholics in America
today are not true American citi-
zens Our forefathers built this
nation upon the great principle
that Church and State must be
kept forever separate. Our Con
stitution provides that the State
shall have no right to interfere
with a man s religion, and that
the Church shall have no right tC
interfere with a mans politics
That principle is the foundation
stone of this government The
Church Of England, once upon &
time, said to our forefathers
Look here, you must worship
God according to my creed.
Our forefathers shook their fstt
at the Church Of England anc
said, "You go to thunder! w
l will do nothing Of the sort =
: And then they came to Americ;
and established a free govern
ment.
That was years ago. But nov
( here comes the Roman Catholi
church and says: "This is al
wrong. The Church is greater
than the State, and the Pope O
Rome is the only true head Of tn
l Church. He is infallible, hi
Judgment is final, and all men
i including the president Of tn
0 United States, must bow dow
e and kiss his feet
e There was a time when tn
: Roman Catholic church had pc
S litical power, and the history o
n that time is written in bloo'
= Ever since she lost that powe
d she has been trying to NOV
o Heaven and earth to get it back
y. And she is about to succeed
n Just a few weeks ago an Amer
can Catholic Bishop declared tina
d his church would soon captur
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

will sweep the horizon with his arm
and say; 1t is all mine
Whenever this wealthy old 'ereas-
or" wishes choice piece of land on
which one of his white neighbols has
settled preparatory to proving upon,
he sends one of his poems to build a
small hut in an out-Of-theway place
on the property. There the peon lives
until the white and lawful possessor
of the land comes TO prove up after
living there five years. Then the
wealthy cid Mexican contests his
claim, acting in proxy for the peon.
He brings suit for the removal of the
white resident from what he already
calls his land, and farcical trial fol
lows before a Mexican jury.
The MeXicans are not Of progress
sive race. There is too much of thC
Indian in them, and many times a man
that can talk English will not admit ii
considering it a disgrace to follow II
the way Of the invader for as suct
they regard the American.
But the Irrigation projects and I'll
rich minerals are bringing American
! into New Mexico in great number.
aud ii will not be long before the Ems
disappearing people Will control The
new State
The Detroit times., 1910-01-29

do business are issued in Mexican
licenses. and even licenses to carry on
a mercantile business are almost en-
tirely non-understandable to visitors
and white residents.
The Mexican opulation regard the
presence OF the whites as a rank IN
trusiun on their rights, and they re-
sent any attempt on the part OF strang
eis to take a part in the government
OF the territory
But where the incongruity of the
situation shows most 10 the outsider
IS In the courts and at political meet
ings. In both Of these instances both
languages have TO be spoken and a
good Interpreter is Indispensable.
In a courtroom az the most unim-
p0rtant trial an Interpreter translates
everything that a witness says lmmC-
diately after him. and the two voices
talking together are confusing to say
the least. The testimony of an ignor-
ant "greaser" in most cases is almost
impossible TO translate literally, and
so Is very liable to get mixed almost
beyond recognition, which makes a
trial by jury, and a Mexican jury at
that a farce.
Where a Mexican is the defendant
II IS not 50 bad, but when free-born
American, or white man, as he Is
called is on trial, sometimes for his
life, the chance for fair trial is slim
In the political meetings that vii
be held here 20 eject state officials ne
matter whether an American or a Mex
lean will be speaking, an interpreter
will accompany him with a translation
during the whole speech. The MeXi
caEs speak faster than the Americans
and consequently the interpreter, II
Mexican. Will get ahead Of his prin
cipal, and vice versa. 50 there is al
ways confusion.
Il is unnecessary TO say that the
Mexicans will have the majority ol
votes in the new state, and Will be
able to elect their candidates to prac
! tically all Offices
In Guadelcupe county there is d
wealthy old Mexican who is in the
habit Of frequently adding to his al
ready immense domain by contesting
homestead entries OF settlers. When
asked how much land he owns, he