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The Washington herald., 1910-02-01

c. No7es. Paul G. Patterson. Mrs Charles W.
ltichardson. +. Francis Riggs, Or. William g..
Riyes, Cuno II. Rudolph, John h. Seman. r..
William +. Spurgeon. c. W F. Swartzen Col.
George Truesdell, Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. and NJ.
/. Weller.
Regrets were received from S. W. Wood
ward. Isaac Cans. and Mrs. II. B. F.
Macfarland.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
ENDORSE BOOKER WASHINGTON
Negro Baptist Ministers Not in the
AIIinace

By resolutions passed yesterday at the
weekly conference of the negro Baptist
ministers. that body withdrew from the
INSTRUMENTATION Alliance and Endorsed
Booker T. Washington as against Rev.
Mr. Wright, VINO represents other than
Baptist churches in the plans for an
emancipation celebration on the fiftieth
anniversary.
Washington is promoting a bill TO have
the celebration at Richmond in 1919, and
1t is understood that he is opposed by
many who are not Baptists.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
Frederick Rec, I, Buried

The body of Frederick Rees was buried
in Rock Creek Cemetery yesterday after
noon. Services were held at the family
residence, 2OOo Fourteenth street north
west. Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke. of
fieiatnG.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01

See the list of branch Offices OF the
want ad department Of The Washington
Herald, top Of first column. want page.
and get your branch" firmly fixed In
your memory.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Taft Hears Nine. Leh.
mann at the Columbia.
MRS. ANDERSON IS CHAPERON

Cousins and Schoolgirl Friends Who
Are Guests at White House Take
Tea with Miss Taft on BOnrd the
MRyfIOwer French Ambassadors
and Nine. Jusserand Entertain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Tee Much Ghost oarce.

Roosevelt's tour was largely a series
of Apache dances and songs of def
ance against the bosses Of the Repub-
lican party In New York. His speeches
have been more like ululations than
rational discourses. 4 am for honest
politics. | am for clean politics. I
am for straight politics" he shouts.
Il Will crush mobs. will crush cor
rupt corporations" he adds. IF they
wish a night III give II to them"
What means all this? Why should
this little man be so hot? Is Vice
President Sherman unclean? Is Chair
man Woodruff dishonest Is Mr.
Barnes crooked What corporation is
he going to crush? Where Is the mob7
Who's hunting a fight'
Time was when the angry man was
a close associate of the accused trio
and shared the spolls Of politics with
them. There Is no cali TO do a ghost
dance now.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
The Consecration OF Co.

What a contrast between the odium
that Mr.. Roosevelt heaped upon Boss
Lorimer of Chicago and the smiles
that he sho~ered upon Boss Cor of
Cincinnati Until yesterday we had
always regarded the Cox machine as
one of the most corrupt political or.
ganizations IN the country, but now
that Mr. Roosevelt has taken George
y. Cox TO his virtuous bosom we know
we were mistaken. The man who
nominated Mr.. Roosevelt's sonlnlaw
for congress In the First Ohio dis
trict II a good man, whatever he does
Just as there are good trusts ana
bad trusts. SO there are good corrupt
bosses and bad corrupt bosees. Lori
mer has only fate to blame for the
fact that Mr. Roosevelt has no son
in-law IN Chicago: but Lorfmer's loss
10 CoH's eternal gatn.-Nev Yorh
World
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
,eeu -SaosecveO- ues Inc
~ osHsosiestss osO,v t>sss osessa
- osbDtss rA0 rAsv Gslsa N
~ oAo0oU.

fvo-thirds of the steelwoekers re
cetve Q waae not greater tkaa Ola .
week only one-fift receive more thaa
o1S. Let W. see shst . wage q o12
VIII do N PittsburG vortsRsAsly we
are able TO 1saw upoa Miss Dyinst0a's .
careful study "a the budgets Of -
Homestead fAmiItss. Thirtyswo %
these haA bsss thaa o13 Q wssh Thstr
svssaOe wsskly sapsaditures we've
oe1o-or q the rs1e q O4773s q ysar
Me- - the 1omilies suee whO sVsnl
lsa o11 te o1S . vssh, ntss DytaG
- o1vD - the 1ts0s fOs Is fomtItso
IN thu WaOe arOup. With aa svera0e
tstal sapoAstSFe of oi3.32, a. . scast
o70e . ysor. These families pay about
o1e . nsath rent, but ten Of them live
W1eh more than two persons TO Q room
saA Oaly ave have city water IN the
house. They pay on the averaGe ~
cents per mah per day for food. but
f0us of the sixteen spend hsss than 20
cents. Clothing they buy ct the rats
a oe1 % . year. Fify cents q vseA
fuR inssraAce psOvides oaly fos bwsial.
shoald death 0ccUs The 0aly Mem
that looas hopeful Ia the margin os
o2-s3 for ell other expenditures But
the families IN this group were not
selfindulgent; 20 cents paid the week
ly bill for liquor and tobacco, a cents
went for medical service. AZ cents for
furnishings and minor household ex-
penses, leaving only e1.e3 FOR car fare.
papers. reservation. education and mis-
cellaneous expenditures
II is no wonder that some Of these
rs families reported but three cents a
week for recreation on-Survey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
NeW Menieo.

The new coal mine OF the SWastika
Coal company just northeast of Ration
has four-foot vein at $50 feet depth
The mine will be ready for operation
about the first of the month.
A Wisconsin syndicate mas taken
over the Golden Links group OF claims
on upper Dry creek in the Mogollon
range. The property consists of eight
claims and the values are exclusively
in gold and silver. the gold predomi-
mating. and the ore is similar to thai
of the Little Fannie and Ernestine. in
the same district. which is making q
handsome return to those companies
at present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
ssme EnpIsnstion Needed.

There has been a great change in
the attitude Of many Of the Republican
leaders toward the tariff. We hear
little. to take one instance. from Sen
ator Lodge about the beauties of the
Aldrich Payne masterpiece. Yet be
helped make It and. after II was
made. he pronounced it good When
the people began TO show their teeth
Lodge declared that the ultimate con
sumer Was a myth" But now Re
publicans Of all compilations are talk
ting about . commission which shall
patch mp . tarfR only little over a
year old. which was supposed TO be
the sum Of all human wisdom. Even
those who praise II admit that n viii,
D0t 90 a. II L.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
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ssea1,sr. bod sAss~ hsea . vesailsr
Tpue. there sssar W thts case. buf
way sAosld the OesssAsssst s~0sr be-
coass - aa easissopa tshs sAof7 Ne
paat sAaf duties 60 supposed ~ -
levied - The Gust ~ OosAs q ths
psoce a purchsae. but n - svt0sef
thos thiD y q very Wsah snd ihAAs-
auase pracsise. To levy she auty upon
original cost. plus DUTY calcuiased on
original cost pls carssa0e. plus psof
~ u pseailsr ,s . vast inpsovemsat.
The ssm u hiUh tars9 sAoula aet
he wholly foraostsa IN this conaecttaa
n h - psOtsct American taAvstrtss
AnA the American chocolate Industry
h u sassi impsrtsnee With the Gssen-
laAA hanAna traAe
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Nevada.

Tie Mendha-Nevada At Phoebe has
four Fee Of SIS ore on the soo-foot
level
The net earnings of the Toncpah
Belmont company for August, - given
out from the ofAcss Of the company In
Philadelphia. were o711.150.
August vss the BIGGEST month IN the
history Of the ronoUAA Extension. both
- 70 product1sa - earnings. s,sAS
tsos bsing treoAsd q . nst profit q
o1sst - 900.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
WyominO.

The Basin Republican reports that q
number Of Basin citizens operating a
group OF copper claims at Copper
mountain have made q notable strike
which they viii develop on . generous
plan.
The plant Of the wflliams-Luman
Mining company At Depass was de-
stroyed by IRE last week entailins a
loss Of $4,000. The plant was new,
having just recently been installed. n
wfll Be replaced At once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
ouQulooGA

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asse~s - the easele. Agatha the oixsh
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euSs 49,. Lay vSDssat sslls hss hus-
easa alat Assaha Ne 0lssh s,sssAy cesss
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Las MI COUNTRY
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- he wss no mese ssopOae eus Gnv-
ody there would be ltstle eauas -
oashi say or do. Buf nr rsA - -
Ossased sAs bs,sss thaa - ,ssnsa
- himself - . psoay cd that he
onsidered ns Roosevelt his polsttnol
0perior
The mssAnsss end huailssy thsf shs
oDssident has showu STAGE sA> nouUA
usder's rssura have aeepeosa shas im-
session. rhe sesr that he hes db-
uaayed q wouadtnG the the nsossvsA
~oni'y or q crossing the nsassvsls
al is psopssiy csnstrssd - evtAsass
. shdiossto. Hewhsre - thsss Q
onsons pavslar hsIses thst tbs peusi
esni would ooAt 10 save bib pssssto,
= that - wssld sussst aay psl1stsal
0Dslt tAnf -. nsuopvsh Eauht aOus
- him. Ia1nsA. - suonsn opSuAss
- thef = -. 0nssvsle AsslAss 10
- the nnUuosua aae1suo, eoavsn-
~ sway 0sa ~. fuN n 1917 ths
paidsst sasA9 ~ - ssslu - skSa
- viii won us0 - hsssls y ~.
. conooUssoso, q tAsoe v1SA pDpu-
0etc and sssctaltsete schemes saa pOIi-
- that Mr. ns0seveN hos psesented
- his western tour ere reGaeAed -
eeobabie issses IN the Rext presi-
esntial campaign. Commerce and ~
ess'ry are c0asFoatiRG snother rsaGn
- terror such - brought ON the panie
- 1907, which threw 2.000.000 men
at Of sork nd cost the country hun
ereds OF miIltoas of collars. They -
neve themselves threatensd With g.
sther psssod a sOvsrnnest by dome
oney sDd 1sa1acisttsa, eli Sscsuss
Mr TsA - ~ . pssay.
~. ~ = 49, nStheAG To su1se
the eaeso- ~ - want . peaic. b
tAaa enao19 - ~ Policies 10 vhSeA
his eemfuoBepue10 , plsAosd?
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
eSs~a ~ Z, . esepsss,~.

tn the niGhty uprisinG Of the -
pbs a0ainst the eppressioas anA m
iquooteo q the Payne AlArich tsrtR the
qUssttOn Of reducing the wssteful es-
peoohures Of successive Republican
can0Fesses and s1ninistrations 10 a.
msse Forgotten. During the sevsa
yeoss Of Rooss~Sat's administrstioa
whso eaDsnAiturss we're annually plIsA
up - soWbitaht heights. the vsry
Woe0 Og1nomy" vas taboo both IN the
WINE Mouse and IN the halls of con.
grsss. Vet how important is an issue
which ehe Republican campaign tent.
boOA ala0et ignores Is Indicated by
The pase1c declaration Of senator AID
rScA thet by the application of good
hossDess methods the expenditures of
notssaal administration could be re-
duceA BY the enormous sum of $780,
~. ESQ q year. ~ more than the total
net ordinary cost Of government but
three decades ago But in the disposi-
tioa a the public mind to dispose Of
one isoue ut a time. and this the re-
lief nom intolerable tariff burdens
the necessity of retrenchment In gov
ernment expenditures is almost lost
from view.-Philadelphi Record.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
Aspsslican Parry es,ss to pvtv


And this is the consummstion after
years OF patient and submissive en-
dursnce. The American people were
promise1 reltef from the extortions
snl exsctions Of monopoly. The par
~ that had promised relief was the
party that imposed the burden. II
contractoA to take on the CALLING yoke
Its candidate for president confirmed
and ratfhed. repeated and reiterated
the promise. II was reverberated
from every Republican platform. II
was heFalAed and proclaimed through
every revolving Republican state of
the Mississippi valley and elsewhere
The people credulously confded in the
promises and gave the Republican par
ty another lease of power. The Re
publican party has proved recreant to
ITS trust and false 10 its duty
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30

that lAwrence wss Agatha sistA's ~
nene. just - Enlicott wss AooeAa
b1rsts. ! have grown % used te ~
fesriaG TO them as Arch s.A ! vere
sccustO0ed 10 % IN the Gays vhea
there wss . necessity Tor hsep1nG
theaS t1satttios . secret beyaaA TIE
6nOwboaGe Of their nrst nA0ss. thst
fl slDsst forsOttes they - sav
0thss.
n bsst part u the thina was tAst
satAouGh thsy heA eoly two niDes -
%. the peir hs1 not yet returned Ans
n yes now high noon. Dearest
c0uA1nt 0et over n, and frishea ca
hospsd %. haA TO beg her 10 reneo-
bsr thst she was playing tesats 90
lot cup snA hall."
P0rty lOve," I ca1leA sevose IT,
MT. serving my fast serve that ! -
don sse against ny wife, N ny re
occupation % my thoughts would ~
sist IN dwelling upon Arch anA Ais
love aAair rather than upoa the gene.
Il say. do you think they can have
elopeA?"
That's too good To hope for," re-
turned Agatha. though she WAS not %
successful With the ball Came" !
cried. - n smashed into the net. But
for once Dearest Vas not veHed with
ne for winning. With q smile 90 sb-
stracted and clairvoyant ~ TO make
me guess at once the tenor Of her
thoughts, she picked up the ball and
wandered back to the service line
Ready" she called but instead
Of serving. suddenly let her racquet
fall clatterinG to the ground.
"Wilfred!" she cried as il a happy
thought had struck her. do you sup
pose he viii ash her tOdx,,"
More than likely" ] answered ea-
to the net. but ! say. sweetheart
aren't you going 10 play any more?"
20. yes" she cried. starting and
stooping quickly to recover her
racquet. of course | an. was
only just thinking"
80 Was /, But don't let's any more.
or we can't play the game'" So We
succeeded in putting all thought Of the
two out Of our heads and fell TO play
fn8 pNtty iet tSuute
Agatha First. ! may explain. in the
meantime Was playing golf all By her,
self down on the course by the river
Dearest had offered her the escort Of
young Leslie Freer. the rector's son.
Who lived down in the village. but
she would have none of him, TO my
dismay. In fact ! had begun tn feel
almost for fear
we were neglectinG the poor girl in
our absorption In our other two
guests. hut Dearest had reaseured me
by saying she thought Agatha First
was the Kind of girl Who preferred
out -0f door exercise asa her own CON
pany to any number of young men
had just succeeded in making the
score Of . hotly contested game
deuce" again. when the dog cart IN
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
UGovG00
NoDouoC NEWS
saAsAo - aaaAx sn~Es.
eosurodln.
40 . OsG .

esssreaD.
TAe La, nssxs< q esnx6ui3 . - I, -
ss.ssseis ~srAss si.s snxse ansexs ~
'~ eosssaesed sss u Ne ssss esSssr
prepsrtsss s -Aas sscssas.
Ths Goddess kAgse . saszss 49, .
rsoenf shiDmees o ShsaA - ozss
class ese resszs~e o4.lss "a - To-
and the sscoss class osss vsr -.
L,sss~sssA parties have ss~s sasss<s
ssfns ne vossisiissses sor . osn -
~. ESsns saa have sssas asc,awa -
tAe eutp1i ~euSd suSvsst . 7ss-sss
@in TIE yeas round. Il ssH psossssy
~ bsilt-
John Larsen aaa sssoesssss sue
sssppissS t~e carloads os ore rssr Seea
from their lease sa tbs SAasssS 81
Idaho sprsaSs tina; runs oss per -.
The ore ss tskes osst sAsouGA TIE Cssr
trail tunnel
Twenty ave ssts aa lssssss ere soO
Operating On the propsrt,ss of sA<
United told Mines eompasy On Iroe-
clad and bssli hills and total pro
daction II approximately sso tons q
Seek IL being made
The Honest John tunnel In the iaahe
springs district. which Was driven g..
0oo feel and then allowed TO Ne sass
Tor TIVE or three years. has aGain
started ~ork and the bore wiil be en-
tended al beast saother 1.eoe feet.
Arrangements have been made 10
continue work all winter On the Car
donate Queen. a well-known property
In the Ironton district. Pat ]. Fosev.
the owner. has bonded this property 10
an eastern syndicate Which YIN con
duct an active campaign Of soerstien.
An electric elevated read IN summit
county for the purpose Of trsnavogtsas
ores is projected by an eastern trans-
portation company and srrsaseosRts
are said to have been completed for iss
construction. II will be twelve niles
long, from keystone to hontezuma
and Argentine, and will cost eco 200.
A wiRse sunk 230 feet below the L.
s50foot level of the blue Bird shaft 10
reported to have developed one Of the
richest ore shoots opened up In the
Cripple Creek district ct great depth
sylvsnite ore of great ricAnsss 10 sx-
posed and the mine samples ere re
ported TO be running from 4 ounces per
ton upward.
The new ore body, recently opened
In the lower workings of tine Jerry
johnson mine ON lIonclad hill. 10 re-
ported improving as development w0rk
is carried on, and this enormous vein
is carrying IN average Of o2l.5o q tsa
to it's entire width. The ore bsay ct
this time shows . width Of over TWEEN
ty-fve feet and is exposed for q dis
tance of eiehty-two feet.
The deal for the properties Of the
Little Matte company at IaoAo
springs, which has been psaainG for
a long time. has Just beea csassn-
mated by q lease snd boAA On TIE
property for q term Of years TO C. d.
Reno and associates. II IL Pup0rto1
that the consideration is $500 .00e With
q royalty of 25 per cent on ell soelt
ing ore and is per cent On mill dirt.
Heller and Richards, who receatly
secured lease on the Mountain Goat
on the western slope Of Nat
tie mountain. in the Cripple CPseh
district. have made a strike in
the lower workings of that claim and
will within few days begin bFeahine
down ore for shipment. The vein just
opened up shows a width Of three feet
and is carrying a small seam Of high
grade sylvaDite. II will average better
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-30
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80 - tAat w0uadat - q sale ApcA-
naA1 osst pseve he loves her, psslly
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1sae ~ Aair!" AnA I laughed - Z
hser1 tAis rev variattoa u 90 on
tAsos.
"But st1ll." ! said, Il aoat see why-
n tAsy 18Th love each other anA you
hnow tAat they both love each other-
] Asat 80 Why we can't tell Arch
sb0vt II, Just to hurry things alon~
- put the peor old hoy out of Ais
saspense!"
because he must prove that -
loves her. Arst!" said Agatha, In toses
of decision. He must. indeed. Pred
~. IT'S imperative that he shouA.
Hes ~ old Aear. Of course, but at the
same time he's too egotistical for any
thing-t0o coacefted for words. He
thinks every girl he meets is in love
with him And for that reason the
pursuit. the wooing. must be entirely
on his side and fostered BY us with
the greatest care. II would ruin
Agatha sixths chances of happiness.
suppose she should marry him, N be
were 10 hear ~ any means whatever
thAt she cared for him. before he tells
her he cares for her And ae hhely
- not. II would breah on the match.
Aen are that way,"
Z suppose you're right" I sighed.
'but n seems hard"
"Sapposer QuestioneA ny wife.
7 know" I correcteA myself hastily.
You should" she said DO you
think you would have lfked H." her
eyes suddenly grew very large ana
swan h tear, If any one hsd told
~ that ! cared. before you'd pro
pcseA~
NO" ] satl, taking out the fresh
handkerchief ] hsl just slowed away
m the pocket Of my dinner coat, aDA
I knelt aown beside her.
Then cont you think II would be
very unkinA of M to rob her u TIE
chance to ten him 20 herself when hs
asks her. and him Of the joy Of hear.