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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
Hats and Heads.

These two have very little to do
with one another. The hat rests
part OF 1t rests-on the head; but
beyond that the latter must do the
best for itself II can.
A pretty woman might as we'll be
in a harem as behind her hat brim,
so little can be seen of her. She
might also be bald. Chins are i'm
portant just now; they are all one
can see of good many women.
Fashionable might we'll quote and
parody:
What care l how black be,
Nothing can be seen OF me.
Added to the largeness and droop-
illness of the smart hat is the fact
that all the trimming must stand up
on end, especially If 1t consists Of
long feathers, II is no wonder that
hair-dressing in the evening is a
matter OF so much skill and care; II
is only then that hair is visible.
Toques. besides being as wide as
they can, must be very high, indeed.
Eight inches Of plated straw is not
considered excessive. and the trim
ming at the side or back is tall in
proportion. Consequently tall peo-
pie are enjoying themselves this sea-
son, for in every respect the fashions
require height to carry them off.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
ATTACKED WHILE on DUTY
Engineer Of Great Northern Railway
Stricken With Appendicitis

He was Immediately operated and
died shortly after Appendicitis
comes quickly--in flash II may be
upon you. n everybody knew OF the
discovery OF German physician. this
engineer might be alive today. A
German physician has discovered a
simple remedy for treating Appendi-
citis without operation, although per-
haps In very rare cases operation may
still he advisable. The remedy, call
ed Adler-i-ka, Is composed OF buck
thorn bark, glycerine and other sim
pie ingredients scientifically COM
pounded.
Because Adler-i-ka CooLS the
diseased parts and DRAINS OFF all
impurities. which no other medicine
can do. ONE DOSE instantly relieves
stomach or bowel trouble. The drug
store OF the National Drug Co. re-
ports large sales and wonderful re-
suits.
Almost any doctor will tell you,
II your bowels do not move each
day, or II you have wind or gas In
your stomach or bowels, or a heavy
feeling after eating, you may very
likely get Appendicitis. BY taking
Adler-l-ka Just once each week, APP
pendlcltls can gain no foothold.
A valuable book. showing many
pictures OF the curious little Appen-
dix, and telling how Appendicitis Is
caused, and how you can easily guard
Yourself against n. can be secured
free for a short time at the above
druggists. You should read this
book and take no chances.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
The Governors Quick Wit.

While talking to former govern
or Of Illinois, who was noted for the
quickness Of his wit, an English
tourist spoke with special fervor OF
a sight he had seen In another state.
II attended n Sunday service Tor
the inmates OF the state prison." he
said, "and learned that OF the 20S
persons now confined there all but
IL voluntarily attend religious serv-
ices held in the prison chapel twice
each Sunday"
Most extraordinary" said the
governor. musingly, II am sorry TO
say II Is not so with us. But then"
he added soberly, "In Illinois, you
see, most OF the respectable people
do not come 10 prison, ,"-Lippin-
colts.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
BALDHEADED ROW
Early Piety Not Always the Cause
OF Baldness.

In Paris there lived a great physi-
clan OF world wide renown who
proved 10 the world that falling hair
Is caused by microbes.
Or. Sagerbund proved that bald
ness ls directly due TO these perni-
cious and persistent microbes. He
proved 10 every physician on earth
that these invisible yet vociferous
little devils dug and burrowed into
the hair root and finally devoured
the hair bulb. This, OF course, de-
stroyed the vitality OF the hair, which
fell out and caused thinning OF the
hair and finally badness.
Inasmuch as Il Ia an accepted fact
that badness, falling hair and dan
druff are caused by germ. doesn't
Il stand 10 reason that the only way
10 prevent such calamities Is 10 kill
the Rerms7
And doesn't II stand 10 reason that
the only way 10 kill these germs is
10 use Parlslan Sage, which c. II.
Domaray has so much faith In that
he guarantees n 10 cure dandruff,
falling hair and itching scalp IN two
weeks. or money back
Parlslan Sage ls delightful hair
tonic and Is pleasant 10 use. II n
not sticky or greasy and contains
only those Ingredients that will sure
~ benefit
n is now sold bv druggists All over
America. aud by G. IT, Demaray for
70 cents largo bottle. II IN used
extensively by women who desire lux
urlant hair with radiant luster The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
package.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
bathroom Pines.

While all the water pipes in the
house should be flushed at least
once a week with hot water. more
frequent care should be given the
waste pipes of the bathroom. They
should be scalded with strong solu-
ton of chloride of lime for ten min
utes at a time. Unless great care
is taken matter is liable to lodge in
the pipes and the condition may be
foul although out of sight. Flush
ing with chloride of lime will keep
the pipes clean. Some housekeep.
ers add a generous amount of red
pepper to the lime.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19

women sent to prison as suffragettes
VIII not nave to wear prison garb or
have their hair cropped or undergo
the prison bath. They will be al
lowed to buy their own food, talk
Freely read books and receive call
ers' Other changes proposed in
ciude reduction in the periods of
solitary confinement, establishment
OF a series of lectures and concerts
abolition of the system of police
supervision and ticket-of-leave meth
ods' time granted for persons fined
TO pay same instead OF sending them
to Jail and a drill instead of prison
terms for young offenders.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
Tfuisms About Marriage.

Lady Dockrell, of England, is one
OF the women who are saying things
that everybody knows. For instance.
she says the very existence of the lru-
man race depends upon woman.
Why. of course. Who denies It?
Also upon men. She declares. fur
ther, that usually woman knows
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
A Xltnl Point.

The most delicate part Of baby
Ia It's bowels Every 1llment that
II suffers with attacks the bowels, al
so endangering IN most cases the life
OF the infant. McGee's Baby Elixir
cures dlarrhoea. dysentery and all de.
rangements OF the stomach or bowels
Sold by National Drug Store
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
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For Little Folks.

Little folks should have warm
bath every night during this warm
season, so medical authorities claim.
The bath cleanses the skin, relaxes
the little muscles which have been
under constant strain all the day and
induces a sweet, refreshing sleep.
And. OF course, the child should
sleep in a well ventilated room at
night. The clothing which 1t has
worn during the day should be hung
In the air for drying and purifica-
ton.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
HUMOROUS AND OTHERWISE
Love Is Blind, but Not Deaf.

Love Is Blind, but Not Deaf.
She smiles-my darling smiles and
all
The world is filled with light.
She laughs--'tis like the birds sweet
call
In meadows fair and bright.
She weeps-the world is cold and
gray,
Rain clouds shut out the view.
She sings-I softly steal away
And wait till she gets through.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
To Reform British Prisons.

~ In the house of commons Wednes-
day Home Secretary Winston
Churchill outlined his program Of re-
form for the prison system, such that
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
High Hats.

1t now appears as if the high hat
would be the favorite. All turbans
are high and the majority of large
hats as we'll, and trimming is more
apt to be found at the back than
anywhere.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
Not Happily Expressed.

Miss Passay is furious with that
society reporter"
why so?"
"He published the announcement
of her approaching wedding under
the column headed Late Engage
ments. Life.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19
His Portrait Gallery.

A Hungarian woman is -petitioning
for divorce because her husband
insists on displaying in the. house
portraits Of her three predecessors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19

sang out PA, is she after you,
too?" rr~s 4
You can just bet that pa didn't
use the strap that evening.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-08-19

We have a number Of reams Of
note paper which we will close out
at 50 cents per ream. Courier office
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
Interesting Lectures

The lectures on Pilgrims Frog
ress, which Rev. STEP hen Lumlpy
has been delivering at the Methodist
church during the week. real.g le-
serve more than passing notice. for
they have been both eulerraurng
and Instructive 10 high tarree.
The large chalk drawings 6g H Ich
the lectures are illustrated, aaaa re-
quired a days work by Mr. m.ey,
and are Vivid and realistic. Iu .eed
the speaker has caught the spirit uf
BunSan masterpiece aud brings it
home TO every nearer Ia such inn
presslVe fashion that hardly an went
m the famous book can he farr rten.
The music arranged for these ser
wees has also been appropria-e and
impressive In spite q other trac-
tons the attendance has been Iarge.
so that two nights of the Eve the
seating capacity Of the church was
taxed TO its utmost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
WEATHER MAN TAKES
FALL OUT OF PiNCHOT
News Ch..pioa he's Leas Argued This
as Trsth. ksw backed ~
Scientific Authority

Washington, Jan. % There is
no relation between the denudation
81 forests and the precipitation of
rain, or floods or droughts rhus
does Willis l.. Moore. chief of the
Weather Bureau, attack a fundamen-
tai theory of Clifford Pinchot. former
chiet forester, IN report In the hands
of the house committee ca agricul-
ture
Mr.. Moore saws the ''run-off Of luf
rivers - not materially affected bv
any other factor than the urecipita-
tIou except that the forest. hv facili-
tatlng evaporation aud entirely re-
strainlng small or moderate rain falls
during dry weather. NAV slightly
intensity low water conditions.
Further he says, the high waters
are not higher and the low waters
are not lower than Formerly. nor are
floods Of greater frequency and long
er duration than Formerly.
Precipitation controls furestration
Mr. Moore declares, but forestration
has little or no effect upon precipita-
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
PswAssksss by We'd

la Lake City, ON SUNDAY after
noon at four O'Clock occurred the
wedding of Mr. Harry Schnepf of
Powderhorn aud Miss Mamie I.awler
Of Lake City. The wedding took
place at the hame Of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Lawler. and
only relatives and intimate friends
OF the family were present. Rev J.
+ Forsytbe read the marriage cere.
mouy Miss Edna Beam was brides
maid, and Edward I.awler, hest
man. A delightful wedding supper
was then served.
The horne Of the welded pair will
he at Powderhorn, where the groom
owns ranch interests, with his father.
Henry Schnepi, and whittier the best
wishes Of multitude of friends
follows them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
S00A SETvLED
At cob LlAks NM
Msne ke- Wsskme Esa Fsses q
rs Nee IAsssi IS Mere
Discharged

The ts4i8 hr-ks nlae ~ Ohis Cltv
- araau working elfh ssh fHee a
sevcbiy tve ufes thf places q
tHcutf tee discharged 90 arcsauf a
the strikr halng rapidly allied The
atuke ~ aue tiufe bad tar D. a-saule
large proportions. - several nsiuer-
ir1m RnpTle treek. Who we're
knaWu A. the taueh siou,sui aguar-
entiv mtended - make trsabl. A
miHeT named Evans had made him
sell s1meWbaf abHoxiaus o. the
un'nn eirneut - making baazts #
being -cah, AID that he had be
langed O. the HIlisia. etc Fogr
miners ga the same JOB. Wooas.
ti'Hcs. leaGar.ieu aud Tavlor. sent
hia threatening hstter IIe tarned
iitf letter ever o. Manager = h.
i'ear-ou. VIZ pr0mptly aisohsarged
the iour Then others called fgr the
time aad Mr. Pearson wrote time
checks sfeadIly tIll twenty i've had
gone The remaining h!ty then de.
cIied o. stav and the mine Is work
rng fuil handed again. Evans him
self promptly left the scene Of action.
The Gold LINKS mine. now owned
BY A q Reynolds aud associates. is
dleVe'9ptng into a big pay PROPOSE
t'"h. Over uIBeiy feet 81 mineral
has been crossest by the $500 feet
erosscut tunnel, and so far only one
ct the several veins developed. This
is ieeding the 200 tons mill for two
shifts, and gets better with the
progress Of the drifting Other
veins already crosscut will this sum
mer be opened and the main bore
pushed ahead toward PItkin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
Calendars for 1911

Handsome calendars are a form If
advertising which most business
houses now employ D. supplement-
newspaper advertising. A really
artistic calendar is hung up and re-
tanned IN a n. .mIuent place the en-
tire wear Several hundred dollars
are sent - IatsIfe firms each wear
hg EuuuIs1n business houses f1r
calendars This wear the News
Champion Is prepared % take care
# your calendar orders. n II can
not match outside firms in attractive
ness of product and in price. IT does
not want the work Bot in any case
wait Tor the News Champion and ITS
line Of samples. Red Wing. Herke-
mier or Kalamazoo should receive
your money only for work that can
not be dore at home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

EILl INCREASE EKPSRi-
MINI FORCE Al COLLEGE
tEscut,se CeaM istee 81 State bsasd ef
Aer'cslssrs Orders AsessuAeest Il
Three New Nee ts Garry %
Wsrk Of Greet lu4esest 10
Steckaee

w tuilius. Jan 10 ~ Behevlne
i''i the peculiar conditions uf Colo
fai1 aGd the west ~ general demand
a greater work uf the experiment
siatIon connected with the Colorado
Agricultural college and that this
pgether with the heavy demand
made on the institution 30 spread out
% meet Them. the executive commit
ite ol the State Board ct Agriculture
H is session Saturday morning
auth"rlzei the appointment Of three
new men on the station.
One of these new appointees is TO
devote his time 10 research work in
the chemical section. under DIR
lleaden, aud the other two will he
pat 10 work under Prof. l.. @ Car
nenter TO make irrigation investiga-
non.
ln addition To providing for the
appointment If these three extra men
the committee authorized Prof.. II
Al Cottrell 10 gather statistics ON the
importatIons into the state of farm
products and livestock The latter
Is The suggestion Of Senator Ammons.
a member of the committee. who is
ANXIOUS that TINS be determined as
an and 10 livestock aud agricultural
industry of the state The statistics
Will be published from the station
The man appointed under DIR
iieaden Is % conduit especially
chemical analyses of the mountain
grasses Of the state % determine
their nutritive value. This is con
sldered OF prime interest 90 the live
stock industry Of the state. The
necessity oi acquiring more definite
information concerning seepage
waters and uudcrhow uecessitates
the appointment of the other two
men, such problems heing deemed
OF great Importance DO the irrigation
and farming methods ul the state.
II. NJ BalHer, who for nearly four
years has been an instructor In farm
mechanics and dairying at the col
lege, was appointed general manager
Of the College farms. Under this
new appointment he will have com
plete control # all the farm property
Of the college and will dictate how it
shall he run, the planting Of crops,
etc Ia fact be will outline the en-
tire policy Of the college farms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
Ed HOWGATE COMMITS
SUICIDE AT PARLIN
Blows Top Of Head off With Double
Barrelled Shot Gun Dependency
Supposed Cause

Word was phauci "Wednesday
might that Ia Hawgate had com
mitted suicide at Bob Parlrns ranch
al Parlin. aud Coroner OLearv with
Under sheriff Lehan went up and
brought his body down Yesterday.
lie had eyideHtly come In with bis
1verclat and 1versa0es on. taken on
hrs hat, loaded the double bgrrellpi
shot gun, torn a strip of a comforter,
attached it o. the triggers af the
gun with a l1gp for his foot. aud
placing the muzzie % his ewes. fired
lba fatal shot The top 0f his head
was hlawu a8, the skull striking the
ceiling and reb1uudiug In front If
him
Ia was man uf about Gifv He
was well educated. and a polished
gentleman. San vhiskev long ac1
SGT him down Another feature that
proved upon his mind. was that his
father, the famous Capt. llawgate.
embezzle3 some fifty Thousand dol
lars from the e. 5. Signal Serrice.
aud was twenty wears a furltIve
His father died two wears ago IN a
federal prison. lie has sister. who
for thirty wears has held a federal
appointment in the CITY of Washing
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
TON wAITERs DIES
FROM WRECK INJURIES
fs.zss Injured At ssmerset b. Over
tasa.ag es C.bssss. Dies a,
Sslsd@ hsSps:ai

M1rd was Teosleoa here S.itsrday
HasnIng faaf T1m Waliors had been
dangerously bart BY oVertarning %
c4hoase near s3user-et trIday night
The train hal nearly PASSED bad
place Ia che tracks when the rails
spread the last car tsrned ever aud
tbe cabouse. with IirakemaR Walters
inside. rolled clear over she car aud
"a down the mountain side. making
three cauaplete turns. Walters was
badly crushed. and thoagh taken
immediately o. Sahda. died al the
hospital there Monday morning
lie was we'll known aaa popular
railroad boy 81 GHnnison. aged TWEEN
ty-eieht asd the only Support It hIs
widowed mother. Mrs Elizabeth
Walters There are two yoanger
brothers aud two voHnger sisters In
the family at Guanison Mrs Steve
Perschbacker Of Gunnis1a and Mrs
Fred henson Of Eckert are also
sisters
The funeral took place at tae
Methodist church at two o'clock
Thursday. February 3rd
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
j. S. EDWARDS HURT
NEAR SOMERSET
Rio Crande Fireman Injured within
few feet Of Place where Tom
Walters was Killed

Reports reached here yesterday
that Fireman i :. Edwards was
badly hsu near Somerset We'd
uesday. the accident occurring Just
a few feet from the fatal curve
where Tom Walters met his death
SATURDAY. Edwards is well known
here having run a bicvcie and repair
shop here few years ago. Since
then be has been railroading. He
was taken to the hospital at Salids
last night and hopes are entertained
for ms recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
GUNNlSON WINS AT
BASKET BALL
Takes Three hasi Fssgkt Games from
TelIwide Straight. Bssishes
Ne hssAes

Tho local high school PLAYED a
series Of three games this week
with the Telluride high school The
first game took place TUESDAY even
ing at $50 The visitors were
somewhat nutclassed the second
half and the local boys defeated them
by a score Of 3j 10 lj.
The Second game was plaved
"Wednesday afternoon at $50 and
this proved 10 be a harder game
than the first The score was 80 o.
- in favor of Guunison. The
third game was the hardest foaght
of the series and for a while the Wis
itors were in the Head but our bows
braced up the second half and de-
feated Telluride by score ar - t1
10 PIttser played star game ia
all three, getting a total of a.
points for the three games. Coach
Ferris Of the visiting team deserves
much credit for the way he oHIciated
al two Of the games
f0lIgWiu8 l. the line nm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
10 The Maa Whe Borrow

Wouldn't 1t save YOU money tl the
end II You subscribed for yaurselfs
Think Of the time YOU waste In bor-
rowing the paper. Think af the
helpful articles Won miss More
than that, remember that every add
ed subscription helps % make the
paper better Tor everybody.
The paper does a lot for vru and
yoar community. when you come 10
think OF H. You can well afford To
show your appreciation BY aliing
your name to the subscripti1n list.
Suppose you drop in today or mail
your remittance as may be most Goa
venient.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04

G. n Samncrs boursf oui Al
tillnehrS = baggage aua transfer
business.
iIarey G. Waod-. died ia Gsrni
saH ot pueumanis. 1T the sgo %
twepiv -six wears
There occurred at Aberdeen gran.
Its gssrries the death q Mrs a. Al
Edwaraes. 81 L. GmpTs
Dan Wardeu died "a G,uurs-an
He had been barkeeper ~ une ai the
salsons and died ai grippe
Carroll Bros. of Crested Euttp
bought ost Carlisle. Thompzap q Go.
aBi cgnsaiidaied the i've lines q
g8ias.
Herman Bragg died af auaplexy
ct the brain ~ the Pselsla insane
ass lsm AithouRh a vaaug man al
bot thirty -elghi years, Mr fsraEg had
held many positions of trust and
honor IN Gaunison county. having
been deputy county clerk far wears
Crested Butte lost large part of
Its business section b. IRE This
hre caught from an overheated stove
an the residence ct Mr.. Neshau on
tile north side Of Main street and as
The new water works were not then
quite eompleted, swept fifteen places
oi business doing damage estimated
at close to $4,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
VULCAN SULPHUR PLANT
IN FUu CPfRA1lcN
Sixteen s.es Es.p.syeS in tws SAi6ss
sHd tWr.ss eSt Seses 10 Evk
Toss Day Of Flsu SslpA1
Has Capacity q Twelve
tons per eight kesrs
valcap Cala Feb 4. 1910.

hhais i.tht ltb. y. lbIN
The Nulcan >dphur campau, an
der The maHag, mei.i uf Fred I,ss-ell
viii soon le running to us full "a
pacIiy Sixteen men are now EN-
pl0yed in the mime aud mill. work
ing two elghl hour shifts on the re
tort aud turuiug out about four tons
oi brlmSt"ne per SHIFT As soon ~
the men hecume ~ re familiar " it'll
the wurk there wid he another shit
put ON Their have been two
grinders added - the mill recentl,
which gives them a grinding "a
pacIly Of twelve tons per eight hours
NJ present they are turning out SIX
to eight tons OF flour Sulphur daily
The mime aud mil are lit up with
electricity, The company has re
Gently bullt a ware house lOpxI6 ii
at liall's Sour where they are having
the SUI phGr stored, aud as soon a.
the ID. a Il q pat m switch they
VIII make ~ their shipping poiur
A car OF sulphur Is now being loaded
at lola
+. I. Carstasphen a mining en-
glneer from Denver Is making an
underground survey of the Vulcan
mine.
Sheriff lIaHlon aud George Myers
were IN camp to-day ON Official Jusi-
ness
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-04
Cut Vein in Jumbo Tunnel

i..FIE AlrHT
a sIN-ioot vein was recently cut in
the crusscut tunnel being run by
the Jumbo Mining company in Box
canon at about - feet from portal
\ station was cot at this point bat
the vein viii not be drited on until
later The main heaoing will be
pushed 20 cut i've other veins that
are uncovered al tie surface The
Jumbo has the making of a big
producer, as the company has tun-
mel site two miles long through very
rich TERRITORY.