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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07
ARRIVED
Wednesday, Sept. 7.

S. s. Columbian, Nichols, from Ia,
coma, a. m.
Stmr Claudne, Nelson, from Hilo
and Mast. 5 q. NJ.
Stmr w. G. Hail. Sachs, from Kau-
nj. ) n, N.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07
OAHU LODGE, No. /, K. Of P
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. LILO. R. M

Meets every first and third Thurs
days of each month at knights OF
Pythias pan. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited TO attend.
, A. l.. EAKlN, Sachem.
9. V. TODD. C. OF II,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

Tllt STEAMER Mani, whlrh Mas
lu'Nlnt frnrlal rllrl at tho " n.
nav Whall lNla mnrnips tailrl IA noon
iula} lnl ilagpll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

luurwl annlrus iur rw idrul
rplp NlUult W rhllr Who lirl at
Nr.wW iwmHw win nn hrH W
ngr.lu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The tablet sold by the Bulle.
tin for a nickel is twice as large
as the table. usually sold for this
price.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

uullriiu ldilonNl Room Phone
alS1 Nuliriiu lumrHs Ouirr
Prom 1896
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07
SAILING TODAY,

Stmr Helene, for Laupahoehoe,
m.
Stmr. Maui, for Hawaii, p. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07
AssEssMENT NO l2

Honolulu Branch Of tho Harrison
Mutual Association
Has bssn called apl 10 nuE luNE
~ spl phhhquEhI pp ltlN 49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

ACCORDING to advices received
there will be a resumption of service
on the Pacific Coast by the Jebsen &
Ostrander Steamship Company. This
company previously operated the Ella
and Erma between the Columbia river
ports and Central America but failed
to make profit
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

FEAR FOR the safety of the schoon-
er Alert has been removed by the ar
rival of that vessel at Bellingham,
Wash. The trip should have been
made from San Pedro to Bellingham
in IA days. but the Alert was so long
out that owners were commencing to
speculate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

NJ. SHIRASHI, manager of the
Togo Kisen Kaisha. is homcward
bound passenger on the Nippon
Maru. which left the Coast yesterday.
Fifty prominent Japanese attended a
banquet on board the Nippon Maru
as guests Of MFR. Shirashi few days
before the vessel sailed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

TOMORROW afternoon at o'clock
the steamer w. G.. Hall. which arriv.
ed this morning. will leave again for
Kauai ports with passengers and gen.
Cral cargo Captain Thompson, her
rC gular commander. who has been In
command Of the steamer Mauna Loa,
during the absence Of Captain sinner.
son, will take charge of her again.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

PURsER LOGAN Of the Inter.Island
steamer w G. Hall which arrived this
morning reports the steamship Wal
lele as having left Ahuklni. Sept. G
early in the morning for Kallhiwai,
She win take on freight there to.
day. ...
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-07

IT WAS ABOUT seven o'clock last
evening that the steamship Lurllne
backed. into the stream and headed
for San Francisco. Beside a big list
of passengers. she took from the isl.
and ports 1000 tons of sugar and 2OOO
tons of molasses In bulk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16

rial contest; have never voted for
James X. Vardaman in my life;
am here to do my fun duty as dis
trict attorney, and I shall do it
without fear or favor.
"Now gentlemen of the jury, l
put it up to you that DulaDey paid
BilSo that S645 and that Bilbo in
tended to keep it. Why should l
not be honest with you as well as
with myself Bilbo got the money
and spent part of it, and had to
replace it. Why was $645 turned
over to the Kinds county grand
jury! Why if this is a frame.up,
you know that $25 would have an
swered the same purpose. And
yet. gentlemen of the jury, he got
this money from Dulaney and may
have spent it and had to replace it.
"One other fact in reference to
this as brought out in the proof
made. / do not care what you
think about Bilbo. 1t does not
make a bit of difference to me; be.
lieve if you want to that he took
the money with the intention of
keeping it; | want you to believe
it for believe it is true believe
that he took the money: believe
that he intended to keep it, be-
cause evidence shows it, and if you
do believe it then it is your duty
to convict the mau who gave it,"
''Bilbo took the money from Du-
laney and intended to keep it; he
intended to keep it when he was
first summoned before the Kinds
county grand jury; he intended to
keep it when summoned the second
time, but he talked too much to
DIR. Culpepper and others, and it
got out and he had to give it up.
81 believe he started out with
honest intentions, but after he had
worked it wrong and carried it so
far, up to the point where he got
$645 it got too big for him. The
poor, little piney woods devil had
never had that much money in his
life, and it looked SO big to him
that he took it to New OrlaaNsufa
spsat j BIls ! she GI56sy, Il Ss| ana had
to replace it when he was caught
up with, and that is where the
new bills got into the package
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
WHAT DIST. ATTY MCNEIL SAID.
Declared Bilbo Had Taken Bribe Money
With Intention Of Keeping 1t.

Some of the Vardaman- Bilbo pa
pers and supporters of these men,
says the Clarion Ledger, having
denied that District Attorney Nc
Neil denounced Bilbo in his speech
at Yazoo City, or charged that he
had accepted bribe money from
Dulaney with the intention OF
keeping it, and the discredited
witness having declared that the
District Attorney only put the
case alphabetically, and did not
refer to him directly, the Ledger
desires to say that the speech of
Mr.. Mcneil was taken down by
shorthand reporter, and the part
which refers to Bilbo taking the
money intending to keep it, is
printed word for word just as spo-
ken by the district attorney, and
that officer will not deny it's cor
rcctuess; could not if he would,
and he has no desire to deny it,
for several hundred people were.
present and heard the speech, and
will vouch for the speech as print
ed below:
WHAT THE DIST. ATTORNEY SAID:
''I am not here to protect Rilbo;f
J nm not 4 partisan In the eenate'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
Tantamount to Guilt.

The Clarion-Ledger has never
taken much stock in this James,
George county bribery PROPOSE
tion, not that it doubts the charge
of bribery, for that was practi-
cally confessed when James re-
fused to testify as a witness in
the Yazoo court on the ground
that to do so would be to incrimi-
nate himself. That was tanta-
mount to saying that he had given
one OF more members of the leg
islature money to get through the
George county bill, which was
bribery Che being as guilty as the
man who had received the mon
ey), but that is no evidence, and
his refusal to answer, while it
will convince the public that
James used money in the way
suggested. there is no likelihood
of a grandjury finding an indict-
ment unless James speaks out, or
other witnesses do so. 1t is one
of those cases where the silence
of a witness will convince the
public of his guilt, still a true bill
cannot be expected unless actual
proof is presented to the grand
jury, and refusal to answer is not
proof.
There are doubtless other men
were lobbying to have the George
county bill passed that could give
evidence as to legislative bribery,
if they would talk; but if brought
to jackson they would probably
do as James did at Yazoo City,
and he did doubtless when called
before the grand jury of Kinds,
but like him, they too would re-
fuse to talk for the same reason
personal determination. They
may do as Ratliff and Toller did
regarding the Stone county bill, |
talk after it is too late to make
their testimony available, after
the two years statute Of limita-
ton has run, an absurd law that
should promptly repealed by tho
next legislature,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
VILLAINS REPLIES TO VAKDAMAN.
Denounces His Editorial as Uncalled For
Unprovoked and Unqualifiedly
False in Every Respect.

Yazoo City, Dec. IL. Hon. Jno.
Sharp Williams this evening gave
out the following:
To the People of Mississippi:
A friend, Mr.. Charles Hum
phries, of Crystal Springs, came
out to spend the weeks end with
me at my home in the country
where | was quietly pursuing
the even tenor of my way'-tend-
ing my flowers, feeding my chicks,
watching my colts and oats grow,
reading my books and brought
with him and handed to me a
copy of the Issue of the 9th, a
periodical published at jackson
and ostensibly owned and edited
by Jas. K. Vardaman. In it ap-
pears an editorial entitled THE
])ulaney Verdict, F" containing the
following sentence.
1T is isgenerally understood
that Messrs. Percy and Will
liams, the senator and sena-
tor and senator-elect, the
governor of the state. with
all the gubernatorial power.
the administration at Wash
ington, an unlimited amount
of money to be used, and the
most sagacious and resource
full criminal lawyers in the
state were employed to Sc
cure the acquittal.
Il do not know who wrote this.
| do know that insofar as it re-
fer to me it is an uncalled for, an
unprovoked andlunqualified false
hood in every respect, and in ev-
cry possible intendment of the
language used by the author.
JOHN SHARPE WILKINS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
ALFALFA LANDS.
Two Fine Parcels Of Alfalfa Land
for Sale.

l. $50 acres lying in and west of Cliff
tonville known as the Gen. Stephen d.
Lee place. 100 acres now seeded to al
falfa. Ample tenant houses, all in good
repair. Plenty of water, etc. 1t is
possible this property may be subdi-
vided SO that smaller parcels may be
purchased.
2. 593 acres in heart of Noxubee AL
falfa Belt, known as the 7. J. Deupree
place lying between the lands of Albert
Henley and Sylvester Mullins east Of
CliftenyiIle, Most Of this land Is the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit court convened Monday
morning with Hon. T. B. Carroll
on the bench, H. H. Brooks, Jr.,
district attorney, d. F. Aligned,
county attorney and H. G. Woods
stenographer.
The following jurors were EN-.
panelled for the first week:
), H Smith ]. J. Croker
Jim A. johnson M, ]. Dunn
r. R. Cotton G. L. Allen
J. o. Faser w. v. Rogers
Lutte Minor A. Lever
A. G. Chambliss R. N. Trimble
JURY NO, 2.
Sila Young Lee McCallum
JC Moorehead WO Barnes, Sr
r Stallings ] C Morgan
Claud Young R H Richards
Jackson Young ]. P. Smith
H. P. Thomas B, A Boykin
On account of Clerk Scales in
ability to use his arm by reason
of an accident, j. A. Lee was APP
pointed deputy clerk.
The following proceedings were
had:
Neville VS.. Gully, reinstated
Hobson VS.. Sceles, dismissed
Spann VS.. City of Macon, dis'd
Macon Mer. Co., VS.. Bush Bros.
dismissed.
r. Brewer VS.. Cunningham
Bros, defendants and w. 5, Null
lins, claimant, was tried before a
jury and verdict rendered in fa-
vor of the claimant. This case
somewhat rivals the famous jack
ass case in "Flush Times i'll Ala
bama, and Mississippi" The case
was tried a term or two ago and
lost by plaintiff who carried the
case to the supreme court, where
he won. On this second trial he
loses again, the jury returning a
verdict id less than FIVE minutes.
The costs in the case amount to
several times the yalaes of the
mule which is the subject of the
litigation.
Stout VS., Scales, dismissed.
Klaus VS.. Wayne, verdict for
plaintiff.
Imperial Cotton Oil Co., VS..
Adams Gin Co., dismissed.
Same VS. same, another case,
Judgment for plaintiff by default
Dorroh VS.. Shumaker, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Moses Jonas awarded 500 for
capturing fleeing homicide, Will
lie Triplett, who recently killed
his father,
M. & +. Bank VS. Arctic Ice and
Coal Co., judgment for plaintiff
in two cases.
Wells VS.. Allen, continued.
Stewart VS.. knights of Pythias
continued.
Cockrell VS.. Owens, continued
Westmoreland VS.. Walter Fish
er-jury out, this Friday. 6 o'clk
Among the visiting attorneys
are Messrs. J. N. Flowers, form
erly assistant attorney general
of Mississippi. of Jackson, and
Gates Ivy OF West Point.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
Two Carloads Of implements.

The Noxubee County Hardware Co.
received this week two carloads of the
John Deere farming Implements, the
very kind you want. Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-12-16
highest type of alfalfa soil.

highest type of alfalfa soil.
Both of these IS are in the midst
of the alfalfa sectionof Noxubee, spoks
EN- ofbfMr. Spillman the nationa1
'ffaifd q )eitt, on a recent visit, as the
finest lands he had seen in the South.
c. C. CLAY,
Macon, Miss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-31

y sorteaas ctando menester para deendelos, para
que no perdan el tm0n nj la h6ce nj quede desacreda
.a la ntegencia htlmana.
ST, sobre Odo para salvar la peIeJa.
-F0r de contado; pero perlamoS de vista nuestro
obeto QueamOS pues, que tn de un lado Otro
sin saber d0nde, pouue has sico deb tonic no has
>abdo conservar todas que diSmguen dos Be
ques de los lelos
ESQ quiza tenga lBted 9z0n
va 10 creo. deinOnches.-D herm0genes quedG
peSafv vo I'm gran ratio al cabo del cual nrar Jac0
~, Cabamonte Iva venido esta question
ane una pregunt que etoy aeSendo hacere desde que
has legado que he atregdo formlar antes por
miedO
ri Por miedo! Tan ntrcnda la pregunta?
No. due yo hombre te VeO tan reservadote
tau...
Per0 queFe usted que me contiese con usted?
No me negaraS que al c0nteSlOnar10 en- este mOmen
to gqandioS0 que debfas desperClcar la OCCASION
peo no Sc rata de ESQ., dede que debas de tener
ma, contianGa lIaas expansive
ESQ cara0teres.
--Serl que Ell tuyo ha canlblado entonces por
n,ntlos de Dios porle anteS as ST veras que
prevention engo yo todo 10 que vene de la cOrte 10 ras
montana que dirias tn Porque creas yo leo mi pc
roduo que viene de Madrid, sin sar de aqui me habla
dc olo 10 que ocurre p0r a sc 10 que anarquSts
all! los anaNstas tlpos mira, tn no sabeS
las ganas que tengo de anirNlusta.
-, De velas tene ylsted mueha CANA?
En- serio te 10 dfgo.
-Pufs va lie fa Yisto usted.
i Como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-31
SeCCi0n reCreativa
PECADO ARREPENTIDO

Todo 10 perdonaba rnosen BenignO,
todo menos que Sc trabajase en- dia {
fiesta.
-Trebajae como burros los dia de
hacienda-icia ell buen sihor slls fe-
hgreses ;-pero dos dias de fiesta, no
EsoS dias sus habeis de pOner la mejor
ropica, asistir a misa Y mi sermon, y
a repicar las pulgarillas, que pa ESQ sus
premito bailar la iota Mirar que 81
lln domingo me halo cualquiera de
vosotros en- la faena del campo, Il en-
otra, lie excomulgare, asi sea cl alcalde.
aun, 81 cs que me dejo lleyar de
an pronto, pua ser qree L estozole.
va veis que sus 10 dig0 bBen clarico.
Que no habis de hacer NADIA los dOmin-
gos, iea! Las muieres, nj regar los ca
charros nj cochimandrear, nj andar en-
zancochos; los hombres. nj aun Jugar al
guinote en<la taberna, nj siqrda dir de
ronda
Conque catat6 que en- cferta OCCASION
sc fue confesar con m0sen BenignO ell
tic Sisapana, el sastre.
Amos, suelta los pecadOs--lc dijo el
cura.-por mas que Quasi te los ende-
vino, seran los de siempre.
Bien apanadicos que van tus crios con
el pano que estafas a los que vistes.
A mas de eso-contest6 eli to-
hi de confesarme de una cosa que. =.
: Cuala
81 Quasi me da reparo leila -. Co
mo tie ust6 ese genial
ri; Que genial nj Que nGlocotones
Aqui Sc viene a icise todo, Y pl que no
quia icilo, que Sc vaya,
-Es que es gordico...
-Bien pue SER.
Y tanto.
-IIaba va j Has mncrto q alguno
No tanto- padre
i Te has pleiteau2
-Tampoco.
PlIS entOuceS.
va Sc pue ust6 fgucar 10 que hi he
rho. que bien aglldo cs ust6. ESQ que
mus manda que no hagamos
i Cuerno. tIIas tucbaiau en- tIla =
FIESTA
ST. sinor. 81
-tQu6 te PAIGE Ash os como me os-
cuchas 81 no Sc que petAtencia echa-
te... Por grande que sea. ann me paice
ri tioia .-..
C0ntinuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-31
-(23I)----

ST esta usted hablando G. -
i Que! I'll! Jesus
Jacobo solt6 la carcaada all ell espano de anti
quo preceptOr.
i Pero nuchacho i-Sgui0 D. Iem6genes sin volvor
de sorpresa.
-Lo he sido, pero va no 10 soy. para tranquidad
de ,Bted-interrlnnpi6 .Jacobo sin dejar de rer
-Pero, h0mbre 81 me has dejado at0nito
moderna
-Pero mira que haber sido tn anarqusa.
-Te6rico NADIA mas. 5eh?
va me figure que iJas jugar dmalnita.
-Yo de dos que creyendo que odas las autorida-
des oeben mitar accp6n la persona que radican
,,erzn para consegir fin u6pco que la soce,lad
perfeccJne
i All! vamos, tno mas que eso?-dijo d. Hermo-
genes rendo irnicamente al DIR Jacobo-pues enonce>
va expico que has venido Rsqueda.
IA que?
"A esperar que la sociedad perfeccione hombre
No, se1or guts6n porque va lie dicho a usted que
ya soy mas que modernO.
Pes 81 no has vendo ia que has venido Ea va h
solte; alhi tenes la pregunta que guerra hacerte
i Ilene usted empenO SaberlO?
Mo.
i CurioSdad
-Tmpoco.
i EntonceS?
-Tnteres
5Y listed crea que 10 iba yo a ocultar?
NAL hubieras hecho
7Vengo acorralaslo, mi querido amigo
-dPues, ESQ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-31
Hotel Z sss:s sss Esxs
- GALE DE MENDEz VIGO 100,
MAYAGUEZ

Situado este estahlecimiento en- ess
centric de la calle bI6ndez Vigo, con
un jardfn al frente, IS el que reune m&s
yores ventajas comodidades para los
senores viajeros, y 81 Que cueDta coDs
mejores hahitaciones frescas, ventilae~
das, magnlfcos baTos 1uchas
COMIDAS A TODAS HORAS
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
Craaaar Sckssl Notes
Ss-Champion Correspondence:

New champion Correspondence:
The grammar school is planning
a Parents meeting sometime in the
near future. Further announcement
will be made later.
The enrolment of pupils is con-
siderably increased over last year
This is evidence that Gunnison's 3
population is increasing
The Thanksgiving programs will
be given the afternoon Of TUESDAY,
%. at 2 O'Clock in all the grades ex-
cept the eighth. Everybody is cor
daily invited. As Prof Rutland ex-
poets to attend the State Teachers
Association in Denver, Thanksgiving
week, the eighth grade will give
their program Friday afternoon Nov
Is, at ? O'Clock Everybody come
encourage the young people
The following is the program:
Opening Song BY school.
instrumental Music Grace Wiuslov
! i 1bthk--AN iH- DENOMINATION -NN''tdr
cansday.
Recitation Edith Funk
Vocal Duet Lizzie Clifford. Jaunita
Boyles.
Recitation Mary Dale
Essay. Thank sgiving." Clara Hay
maker.
Instrumental Music Florence Hards
school Room Riddles Ethel STANLEY
Character Vocal Duet oryille French
Elmer Bates.
Recitation Edith Grey.
TableauN
Zoellner.
Song. Thanksgiving" BY school.
Debate Herbert Lashbrook. Arthur
kroll. JAY Miller. Reid Mcneil
Thanksgiving Hymn BY school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
TUo neS pek6ssCfs
tsss sss Fsris BssA tess sss ~
S~asss~. ~ tsr~sr b, Very
Cisse tsse

Hwa wears az Msrtie Vuted dre.
aua thIz eiectrn hath ] ia and Far
hns. Hrealuets M ? AID - rasf-sc-
tlVe.v hage a1ue the ssulo shiug
Do l1ia. rbs usss fr. - O. -. verv
chose indeed Al FsriIn d zfaaa -
b. ll iur q dry preolsct
The res,.it iu lila l. hkeiy q he
str1nGiv cuutesied. A. vari1ss irreE-
ularlfies lu the electIon are alleged
~ MAJ Cavsnasgh. Vha was up -
see about tskInE the matter Iut8 the
courts
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
essGh1essias o. hs1n.

The LADIES' Aid soc,ety will meet
with Mrs. A. O. Clark at 2 O'Clock,
Wednesday afternoon, the 10th. for
work preparatory 30 the December
bazaar aud exchange, TO be held in
about one month from now.
The monthly meeting Of the Wo-
men s Missionary society will be
held with Mrs. Corum, Thursday
afternoon. the 18th at 3 O'Clock
Services Of worship and preaching
next Sunday, the 18th. at l0.45 a m.
and 1870 p. m. Subjects Of Dr.
Hubbard sermons: Morning ser
vice, The Conqueror from Edom,
Evening service, Gleaning for Reli-
gion in the Field Of Politics.
The program Of special music
rendered by the chorus cholo under
the direction Of Prof W A. Franks,
will he a. follows
Morning
Anthem, Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart.
Ashford.
Solo, One Sweetly Solemn Thought.
Ambrose II g. Lawrence.
Evening
Anthem Lead On, O King Eternal,
Loreng
Anthem oh, Clap Your Hands.
Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
Desth Of Mrs.. 2. l. Tuetle

The funeral of Mrs. i. l. Tuttle
occurred yesterday at two O'Clock
from the NJ f.. church, Rev. G.. L.
Hubbard conducting the services.
Mrs Tuttle had peen very Ill for
some weeks, aud only ten DAYS ago
was brought up from the ranch TO
the hospital. She died "Wednesday
morning at nine O'Clock.
Three children survive here, and
mourn with the afflicted husband
and father Miss MAY Tuttle is nine
teen and the little girls eight and
four respectively
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
Csssssde Tei.vAss< Gives Elset.ss

Most of car aufhenfic eiectian re-
turns aesdsy u,ght we're reserved
ever she wires II the Colaraio Tele-
phone company which generously
donated the service 10 republican
headquarters Ia the CITY hall aud 10
the eleetrIc theatre where Manager
Butts flashed many Il them ON the
screen. II the new trunk line 10
salda had only been completed
they would have been much more
satisfactory, ~ conversations with
the capitol city are not always clear
a. Yet Bv the way the new line is
progressing down the Ton,chi few
more weeks Of this plesssn, weather
will bring 1t into GuBnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
rener Ia1;sns Dsfeet Cunaissa.

In hard fought game, last Sat
arday, which until the last quarter
was doubtful, the Teller Indians
beat Gunnison county High School
at foot ball, score of eight to nothing
In the first quarter the Indians, who
had a strong line, and were well
posted in the tricks Of the game,
forced the ball toward the Gunnison
end Of the field and secured three
points ON drop Kick Several Of
our PLAYERS were not in their usual
good form, as Lawrence Plstt had
been sick for some DAYS and O'Fal-
lon was virtually put out Of the
game in the first down. However,
our bows rallied and several times
pushed the pigskin close to the goal.
but PLAYING in hard luck. could not
make the touchdown. In the last
quarter te Indians by a series of
trick PLAYS got a touchdown, but
failed to kick goal The game end
ed as above eight TO nothing.
The GunnIson boys go tonight to
Salida TO play q return game for last
se.son. They have high hopes Of
winning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
n Ouinieoips - os(ssssiun Cssvisu

While complete reports from the
state Of Colorado are not available
there seems little question but what
the initiative and referendum amend
ment 10 the constitution has carried
by large majrrity.
In Gunnison coanty 1t was two TO
one vote. with probabilities in favor
Of son ma ajority. Yes, better than a
two to one, for in Gunnison precinct
No. 4, for instance, where a bitter
fgnt was made. against it the prin-
ciple Of direct Legislation won, l24 tn
30 la No also there was ma
iority Of twelve against tie funding
bonds, though it Is probable this has
carried in Colorado at large All
the other amendments have un-
doubtedly carried