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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14
sCN ~ 0Ns

S@"a,S ,%'s 81 aS'Sa%ns. s;aS"isou. IS.
In the County Court.
Louis johnson, Christine
Jshnson. Luella johnson
and A. y. johnson. To
partners doing business n
under the firm name and
style OF johnson and SUMMONS.
Plaintiffs,
The colorado Quartz
treek Mining tompany,
Defendants.
The People of the State ~ Colorado.
To The toiorado Quartz treek Mining Com
Pany, the defeadants above named. GREET NJ,
Non are hereby required To appear in an ac
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintih IN the County Court If t,uppisor
toauty, state Of Colorado, and answer tl,s
complaint therein within twenty DAYS after the
service hereof, " served within this COUNTY: or
" served out of the county or by publrstion
within thirty days after the service hereof *
elusive al the Gay OF service, judgement n,
default will be taken aga inst you sccorjiing ~
she prayer II the Complaint. And if a copv a,
the complaint IN the above entitled action be
not served with this summons, or if the service
hereof be made out of tins state then ten day
additional To the time herein before specifieJ
tor appearance and answer will be allowed bs.
tore the taking of Judgment by default as
1ne sad action is brought 10 recover from de
fendant company the sum of sIsa.s2. together
~
costs Of SUIT and such other relief as ma y~ap,
pear just to the Court
The above Is alleged tn be due plaintiffs 70,
goods, wares and merchandise sold and eieli yer.
ed 10 defendant company by plaintiffs between
10 sHi.62
Tor board furnished by one Mrs VI ID Fiirl
to Defendant company between september /
isN and November ~. ISs. amounting Ia
plaintiffs, W.
Ahd for labor rendered by one VI D. Ybek ,o
Defendant compsny between set,teu,ltr n Ia,s
snd Novemher n. lSs, amounting Ia saIs and
y" meat furnished by said n. u. Flirk To- s,e.
iendsst company amounting to s. ~ max inp
w al s2zs. Hhich was assigned To plaintifIs : IN
value, rs VIII n'ore fuily appear from the com.
pisint IN ssid action 70 which reference Is here
made aud cuts ~ which j. hereun,o = ac,,ea
And yoa are hereby notified that ii Won fail
70 appear. and to snSwer the said eomt.lsi,t ~
above required the said plaintiff viii ..ns.
yoar default To be entered herein and rhen
proeeed to Judgment ss aisst you as pravrd r.,
m ssid compliant "
, 6i,en nnd.r M, hand and the Seal az sa,a
oort ~ bunni-sn IN said County tins I,nh
dsy a Decensber. A. u. Ixa '"
GEO. HETHERINGrOx
p,h Jadse and Acting lei
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14

asaus via have changed ie oae sl-sea
wsii discourage seszssr-. viii resaEd
ss.se. I,asesi and io-esor pEs the
sx.Fg lasss4sissS -;s,s- uneieE a heavy
nann .rsu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14

Field and Farm We are glsd
TO announce as the result of long
light that = general convention q
state conservation advocates 10 TO be
held in Spokane this winter. At
that meeting delegates from every
section Of the west will be present
and the fight organized To put the
coi'trtl ot the forests, water power,
coal and mining disiruts in the
hands of the different states instead
OF under the national government.
We OF the western states have been
asked To surrender our forests. not
alone to iederal control, but all rev.
enue thereirom to the federal treas
ury and pay gazing charges on
public lands which have been free
Tor the use OF the pioneers heretofore
from the foundation of our govern
ment Without consulting the in
terest or wishes of these states. il
Is now proposed to Withdraw the
water powers and to raise the price
on the coal lands. If the revenues
OF these resources aud their control
are to be withheld from the states in
which they exist, the previous be-
nlgnlty OF the United States govern
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14

Lake City ehoaograph:-With tbs
O~rsy Pisisdesler howIine like .
spoiled Kid that wss denied sou,e
candy, the Stesmbost Pilot kidnspsd
BY Dr. Jefferson, the Dsrsnso Dsso-
crst holding its toe and sqsalIiRg to
beat the devil and the Denver Dsm-
ocrat rsnsacking the state for every
scintilla of evidence that might be
perverted into evidence against Gov
ernor Shafroth, the state democracy
is facing a fine condition for an ap-
preaching campaign. Come, gentle
men Look at yourselves moment,
and then tack to = new coarse.
Your conduct isn't diepified.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14

The fsoasa Booster 10 running .
continued story entitled. "Ths
Ne establishment of Hell .espscs-
fully retsrred 10 the Dcaver IRwo-
erst. by PersssnS u. the edstas
might discover arguments asssnsa
the special sessson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-14

Delta eo.nsy e!ssm- - hsse sklp-
psd more apples last year shsa ssy
esker ceSuiy 40 the sa,oa. Asl
tLry Can prove 1t t0o Outssdr q
Colossao they have shipped noss
a?ples than any osher eatsrx ssase.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

1. wAKEFIELD's BLACKBER RY
BALSAM has been used in millions OF
cases of DiaTrhoea, Dysentery. Cholera
Morbus and Cholera Infantum in the past
81 years without single failure 70 cure
where the simple directions we're fol-
lowed.
2. wAKEF1ELD'S l. A c X p q r r
BALsAM is the one well-known diar-
rhoea mixture that does not depend upon
dangerous and habit forming drugs.
q. wAKEFIELD's ACKBERRY
BALsAM Is the one diarrhoea mixture
that does not constipate the bowels. II
leaves them in their regular state.
T. wAKEFIELDs ACKBER
BALSAM Is delicious to the taste, and
can be used with safety for people of all
ages. Children love 1t.
5. wAKBF1ELD's BLA CRBERRY
BALSAM Is recommended by Doctors and
nurses Every careful mother keeps q
supply in the house for sudden calls"
s5c, or bottles for 81. Everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
international
Railway Congress
Concludes Work
Sixty Experts from United States
Are Big Factor in Convention
1t Berne.

BERNIE, Switzerland, July i6,-The In
transitional Railway congress, after adopt
ing the conclusion OF the several sections
a. reported In the general body. adjourned
AZ noon today to reassemblo at Berlin In
1915
Franklin X. Lane. q member OF the Amer
lean Interstate Commerce commission, and
w. r. Allen. the general secretary OF the
American Railway association. we're elected
members OF tho permanent international
commission. George w. stevens, president
Of the Chesapeake A ohio Railway COM
pany and a member Of the same company,
was reelected.
AZ the final session there mas lively
fight over the attempt OF NJ, Timanoff a
Russian delegate. to effect a change In the
system OF recording statistics, n matter IN
which the Americans wero especially In
terekted.
compromise was finally engineered by
Fairfax Harrison. vice president OF the
Southern railway, which proved thoroughly
satisfactory 10 the American delegates, The
opinion OF the Americans attracted much
attention throughout the meetings Of the
congress
The American and English delegates won
a notable triumph In compelling the intro
duction of English parliamentary proceed
ings.
The session was the eighth In the his
tory OF the congress and was attended by
1.5O0 Representatives Of government and pri-
vate railroads In nearly all of the civilized
countries. The United States was repre-
scented by sixty railroad experts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Mrs. Hartje Given
Absolute Divorce
Wife Of Pittsburg Millionaire il
Granted Full Legal Separation
from Husand.

PITTsBURG, July ia decree OF abso-
lutte divorce to Mary Scott Hartje. from her
husband, Augustus Hartje, the millionaire
paper manufacturer Of Pittsburg, was
granted by Judge Robert s. Fraser in COM
mon pleas court today
The court found that the charge In Mrs.
HArtje's libel Of wilful and malicious de-
sertion IL sustained
The Hartjes' quarrel has been before the
public for many years, having been begun
by the husbands charge Of infidelity, nam
Ing \ oolored coachman as correspondent.
The latter was convicted OF perjury In con-
neetion with the trial. in which Mrs HartJe
won She filed counter charges OF deser-
ton which have been pending up TO this
time.
II has been reported recently that the
couple had reached an agreement as to
money whereby the divorced wife Will re-
ceive 5000 a year,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

John Lubold, Florence; Oscar Pickard,
Douglass Benjamin Smith, Valley; AL
Campbell, Waerloo.
New Central Committee.
The new members of the county central
committee are:
First precinct, Third ward: Frank Will
hanson In place OF Pat Riordan, e. A..
Worm In place Of Thomas Harrington.
Fourth precinct Fourth ward: II. H. Dodd
In place OF Thomas Strlbling.
Third precinct, Eighth ward: T.. j. Sulli-
van In place Of Charles Epstein.
First precinct, Ninth ward: Fred An
heuser in place of Arthur L. Anderson.
Fourth precinct, Eleventh ward: Dan
Horrigan in place Of Thomas McClenag-
han.
Fourth precinct, Tenth ward: John FL
Killian in place OF Frank Babka.
Fourth precinct, Twelfth ward George
Rogers; and in the Third of the Twelfth
William Cusick replaces Dan Craven.
The new members from South Omaha are
Joe Ebree, Joe Morek, George Hauptman
Paul Kuta, r. e. McNally, James Dunn.
In Union precinct A. Hansen Of Florence
takes the place Of Charles yoss.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
RAILROADS SLAP AT IOWA
Such is the Declaration Of the DeS
Moines Commercial Club.
WILL NOT GIVE Low RATES
state Fair Not to Have Reduced
Fares Because Of XOwa's Activity
In Securing Lower Pas
senEer Rates.
(From a staff corresponaentl


DIES MONIES. July 1e.---(spsciai Tele-
gram 1.-THE accusation against the rail-
roads that they are engaged in robutinR
Iowa for having taken the lead In reduo-
ing rates TO z cents a mile IL made by
Secretary Botsford OF the Commercial
club in connection with the withdrawal
OF special rates for the coming state
fair. He declares that the rates have
been withdrawn for Iowa alone and that
o.Aer states are able 70 secure special
rates and reductions. which goes to show
tina Iowa IL being Disseminated against.
"The committee that went to Chicago
to look itno the rate matter" he said,
was told that the railroads would with
draw all special rates from the 2-oen'
territory The first acton taken was In
Iowa where the legislature acted early
Many Meetings Abandoned.
A number of Skinner meetings Will Id
abandoned because OF the failure to
secure special rates.
The Iowa railroad commission took
part in the conference OF railroad com
missions at St Paul this week, but It Is
announced that they refusded to Join
other states In protecting against the In
crease in grain rates. The Iowa com
missioners found that no rates were ef'
feoted injuriously in Iowa The lows
commission would be glad to join Other
states in rate matters of other kinds
but not nths grain rates
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
SHOT THROUGH WINDOW
John O'COnnOr, Deputy Game War
den of Springfield, ILL.,,
AsSnssinRted.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, July 16.-Johu
o'Connor, deputy game warden and mem
Der OF the Sangamon county republican
committee died at St. Johns hospital to-
day from the effects of a bullet wound
fired last night through the window Of the
dining room of his home when o'ConnoI
and his family were at supper.
Before his death he made a statement
to Sheriff Werner that led 20 the arrest
OF Frank Stout an employe at the Chicago
& Alton roundhouse here. o'Connor, after
being shot, ran out of his house and chased
the man for q block. but the assassin
escaped.
Stout admitted threatening o'Connors
life. but declares he was at work at the
roundhouse at the time the shooting oc-
CURED
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
NO INsTRUoTIoNs IN DAWSON
Administration Endorsed by ReDub.
Ifcans I'm seanf0m

Administration Endorsed by Repub-
licans I'm Session.
LEXINGTON, Neb., July 16--(Special Tel
egram. 1.-The Dawson county republican
convention elected officers as follows
Chairman, Lambert johnson; secretary,
a. e. Reeves. DR.. A. Il. Wade was elected
chairman of the central committee. The
delegates present at the state convention
were instructed to cast the vote of the
county at the state convention. The fol-
lowing delegates were chosen.
Alvin Marshall, Gothenburg; A. o. Yet
ter Cozad; A. L Davis, Cozad; A. e,
Reeves, Farnam; r.. @. West GothenburR:
Robert Johnson, Lexington: j. H. Under
man. Lexington; j. l.. Mitchell, Lexington;
George Bacon, Overton: j. II. Grim, Over
tom Delmar Anderson, Lexington; Lambert
Johnson, Lexington.
The convention adopted the following
resolutions;
We renew our pledges of adherence to
the principles OF the republican party, as
party In preceding years.
We congratulate the country and the
president, senators and members of con-
gress upon the fact that the record OF the
progressive and beneficial legislation equal
to the record of our party during any pre-
vioue like period OF time.
We heartily commend the WISE conserv.
ative and honest administration OF the law
by President Taft and his advisers, and
pledge him our continued support
We thank the officers of this county for
their diligence and fRithfulnees In the per-
Torrance OF their duties.
The committee was composed of NJ. p
Nelson. j. H. Thomas, W. ]. Lamson, ED
A. Lavery and W. C. May.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Iowa NeMn Noten.

CLEAR I4AKE-An angry SOW came very
3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Westmore. The boy went into the barn
and when he picked up one OF the little
with her teeth and badly lacerated IT,
Most of his clothing was torn off.
MASON CITY-While James Popular was
endeavoring to stop car at the cement
wheels he lost his balance and fell be-
meath. One Of his legs was cut off above
the knee and other serious injuries In
flicted. He Is now at the hospital and IL
is not expected that he will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
sARPY GOES UNINsTRUCTEn
All Members of Delegation Opposed
TO County Option.

All Members of Delegation Opposed
20 County Option.
PAPIDLION, Neb., July 16.-(Special Tel
esram.)-The republican convention OF
Sarpy county convened with a very large
representation from all parts OF the county
and passed resolutions commanding Presi-
dent Taft and his administration, also
Senators Burkett and Brown for their work
and assistance, and as we'll State Senator
LaYerty from this district; while county OPP
ton was not mentioned.
The following were named as delegates
to the state convention. all anti-county OPP
tionists.
Jacob Ehlers, Chaleo; George Becker,
Richland; p. ]. Langdon. Gretna, William
Kieck and w. II. DAVIDSON OF Springfield
and John Pickett Of Paplllion.
W. II, Davidson filed for state representa-
tive this afternoon. completing the repub-
lican ticket with Alex Daverty for the SEN
ate. William Kieck for commissioner and
Jennings NJ. Wheat for county attorney.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Sarpy County
Senator Files
for Governor
Charles Bryan Refuses to Discuss the
RumOr that w. R. Patrick is
the Bryan Candidate.
lFr0m a sal oorrespondent.l

LINCOLN. July 1s.--(special Telesram)-
w. r. Patrick OF sarpy county today filed
his name as a candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor. Patrick was g
member Of the senate in 1907 and was de.
feated for reelection Since that tirns he
has spent many days ON the stump lectur-
ing, and telling the people that the brew,
ers spent $4,000 in his senatorial district
TO defeat him, Charlie Bryan only smiled
when asked If Patrick would be the Bryan
candidate and he smiled again when asked
II Patrick would be Withdrawn II Governor
Shallenberger endorsed county option. HI
he would not make any answer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
CANNON OVERCOME BY HEAT


water and Ice were procured and the plat
form was cleared of the curious.
KANSAS CITY, July 1s,--Speaker Joseph
G. Cannon, who was temporarily overcome
by the heat while delivering an address at
Winfield, Kan, this afternoon, was resting
comfortably at $50 and was not in a seri-
Gus condition. according to a statement
made at that time over the long distance
telephone by his private secretary.
(The full text OF Speaker Cannon's speech
win be found on page Of the editorial Sec
ton of this paper)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
LIVING UNDER ASSUMED NAME
woman VINO sought Death at Mason

Woman VINO sought Death at Mason
City IL Mrs. Dewcss OF Des MOtnes.
MASON CITY, Ia, July i6.--(special
Telegram. 1.-The young woman who at
tempted suicide yesterday by use OF
razor. hatpin, rope and strychnine and
who gave her name as stripe. is being
constantly guarded Officers have
learned that she with her alleged hus-
band are living under an assumed name.
She ia Mrs. Dewess OF Des Moines.
Both came here over year ago and
have been living as man and wife. Mr..
Stripe is in jail and will be held pend
ing inquiry as to his identity
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
oDELL BECOMES SARCASTIC
Former Governor Says All Political
wisdom New CoEhes fEoIn
sagamOre Hill.

NEW YORK, July l6,--Former Governor
Benjamin 3. odell, jr,, of New York. sail
ing for Europe today on the Lapland, said
regarding the polltieal situation that 'ail
the wisdom IL coming from Sycamore HILL"
Il am waiting for a Roosevelt o. X. 20
the next candidate FOR governor" Mr. odsll
said. "He Is the leader; we are only fol-
lowers However. do believe in his prin-
ciples OF direct nomination"
In reply to question as 10 whether
Colonel Roosevelt would name the next
candidate for governor, Mr. odeIl said:
well. he says So"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
store Burned Mt TerriI.

ESTHERVILLE, Ia, July l6-(Spe-
eial.)--A fire said to be of incendiary
origin broke out in Conlon & olson's store
at Terril. a small town south of here
last night about midnight and before it
could be put out it had spread to two
adjoining stores. Claus Stratman and
Earl Dana. clothing store and meat mar
ket which were completely burned. Lose
$4,000 with only $4,000 insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
SEEK CAUSE OF DEATH OF FISH
Iowa And Minnesota Officials Ihves-
tieatin@ Upper lows River.

Iowa And MtunesOta Officials Ihves-
tisatin& Upper lows River.
MASON CITY, Ia. July 16--(special. -
With both Iowa and Minnesota authorities
interested, It Is quite probable that the
cause Of the death of SO many fish in the
Upper Iowa river win soon be established.
The Minnesota State Board of Health was
the first to move In the matter and repre-
sentative was sent to Leroy, Mimi. where
several jugs OF water were secured for
analysis. A great many of the fish are
dead and the water thus polluted is re-
garded as extremely dangerous j. r.
Chittick Of Des Moines, state chemist Of the
food and dairy commission. has visited the
same locality following the river through
its Iowa chanel and water was taken for
examination. From neither source has a
report yet been given, but very soon it ia
expected and the cause Of the death Of the
fish viii be fully established.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
rTOMAINE CASES AT BOONE

Twenty Members of Country Club
Poisoned by Eating Chicken.
BOONE, L., July ls.-Cspecal Telegram.)
"A score Of members Of the golf and coun-
try club Of this city are suffering from
ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating
pressed chicken. Several are violently ILL.,
1t was feared for some time that several
would not recover, but all are improving,
and are practically out Of danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
DEATH RECORD.
edward VVhited.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb July iG-(spo-
ciai.) edward whited died Friday morning
at the home OF George Wildbergev where
he had made his home for many years
He was born In Seneca county. New York
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
FILLMoRE FOR THE REFERENDUM
Democrats Instruct for Il and Knock
OPtt0n.

Optton.
GENEVA. Neb.. July 6-(special. AT
the Fillmore county democratic convention
Thursday there were twenty-five votes for
county option and lOi against. The follow
Ing were elected delegates to the state
convention:
J, p, Cusick. Exeter; George Hainey,
Grafton; y. Koehler, Geneva; c. Smrha.
Mhligan; G. Franzen, Shickley; j. A. Ray,
qraftoni ]. ]. Llghtbody, Grafton; w n.
Sisler. Geneva r. Murphy, Exeter; Dr.
G. Berkholder, Jacob Weis. Henry Schmidt.
j. Il. Davis, Geneva
The delegates were instructed to vote for
the initiative and referendum and against
county option.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

pledging the nominee for governor to sigr
county option law
The following republicans filed for county
offices; Representative, Richard Dahle
county attorney, H.. c. Beebe commits.
sioner. Gilbert Johnson.
The officers of the county committee
chosen at the convention are: o. e. Mickey,
chairman; George Presson. secretary; s a,
Snlder, treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

IN I'M. he cam. to this state IN iSsi asa
haa since made Il his home He was =
miilvriRht, but ala not follow his vocation
after coming 10 this state He was un-
married and said to be quite wealthy.
leaving ali Of his property to Mrs Wild
berger, who hSS cared for him all OF these
years. The funeral was held this after
noon from the home where he had lived
80 many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, July lG--CoFFEE--Future
closed steady, unchanged 20 10 points
higher; July. 67Sci August, s.ssc; septem-
| cemher, 6.96G Spot. steady; No. Rio
shQs%e; No. 4 santos. sAo. And. STEADY
kCOCdOva, 100l2he.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

Tho delegates to the democratic stats
convention are a. followBi
=. J. HoergeE sutton; r. NJ. Brown,
sutton; N. o. Alberts. Snronvillej John
Barr, Trumbull; II. n. Martin. Clay Center;
q. "A. HerEog, Harvard r. A. Thompson.
Clay Center; NJ A. Stephenson, Fairfiela
Paul 7. Seely, Clay Center: j. - Br0dericlS,
Edgar; I'd Westerns. cray Center.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
CADY ISSUES HIS PLATFORM
lcontInued from Flrst PaEe.l
every violator Of the law. should the vet
be disregarded.


every violator Of the law, should the veto
be disregarded.
Taft and Roosevelt.
II believe that President Taft is in full
sympathy with the policies OF Mr., Roose-
Welt. and that his administration will merit
and receive general commendation. There
has been no wiser legislation In recent years
than that creating a tariff commission CIV
ing assurance that future Legislation will be
based on a more impartial. scientific and
less sectional and partisan basis.
with this purely personal statement, /
submit my candidacy. Should the people
see III TO nominate and elect me governor,
will devote to their service whatever OF
experience and ability I may possess, anil
mated by the sincere desire to administer
their affairs In dignified, economical and
business-like manner. A. u. cADf,
ST. Paul. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
RaiIroad superintendent ReaIan..

MASON CITY. Ia. July 1s--(spocial. D.
Superintendent A. H. Mccarthy of the Iowa
and Minnesota division OF the Chicago &
Northwestern has resigned his position, ef-
fective July 20, and 1t is understood he will
engage in the real estate business with Of
fices in this city. While the company has
offered him special Inducements to remain,
he says that quarter of century in the
work is all that he desires. Harry E. Dick
inson. train master at Tracy. win succeed
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
ANTELOPE MEN ENDonsn BOYD
Resolutions Approve work of Presi-
dent TRft's Administration.

NEIGH, Neb., July l6. Especial Tele-
gram.)-Antelope county republican conven-
ton met today and elected the following
delegates TO the state convention;
c, II. Kelsey. f. r, Beckwlth, J. w. Lam
son, G. H. Wickdale, w, w. Wilkinson, u.
d. Havens, j. +. Fannon, c. l.. Wattles,
j. H. Harper. A. II. Furnald, w. +. Alex
ander.
The convention endorsed with strong reso-
buttons the Taft administration and j. y,
Boyds candidacy for congress. from this
district.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
q POLK COUNTY WANTS OPTION

instructs Delegates to Work for
Plank in Platform.
oScEoL-A. Neb., July i6-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-rhe republican county convention
met this afternoon In the court house and
elected eight delegates to the state eonven-
ton, as follows;
Z. l. King. r. G. Douglas. ]. II. Buckley,
a. B. Hedbloom. John skinner, w. f.
Kinney, Ed Larson and Richard DAZZLE.
The resolutions instruct the delegation to
support q plank in the state platform