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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-24

1925 Monarch Brand-Bankrupt
Price ....... oVC
$3.50 Cluett Brand-Bankrupt
Price ......... .S4'4o
$500 Cluett Brand bankrupt
$3.50 Cluett Brand
Price .@A.oo
$1.OO Interstate Brand-Bankrupt
Price ....... ..oA 4-Ac
$1.OO Ferguson Mckinney Brand
Bankrupt Price .......... .62 lie
$1.25 Ferguson Mckinney Brand
Bankrupt Price ............... 85c
$3.50 Ferguson Mckinney Brand
Bankrupt Price ............ .$l.lo
$500 Ferguson Mckinney Brand
Bankrupt Price $3.50. ......... $l.2O
$3.50 Ferguson Mckinney Brand
Bankrupt Price .$l.65
WORK SHIRTS
All soc, 6Oc and 75c values
Bankrupt Price ............57 l-2c
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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The town authorities of tine city Of
Marble are ha,inQ a hard time with
bottleeging joints, II we NAV udee
by the number Of cases filed here in
the county court Several cases have
been decided by Gannison juries in
favor If the defendants, but last Fri
dav, jury composed mostly of ranch
men, aud including, L II McD,well.
VIM Dntemyre, Geo Andrews Clark
King. CLYDE Welch aud tieo McCov
decided that Geo f StodghIlI was
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
ksaice S1eck Crswen ne<eins

A special meeting of the Gunnisoa
Coantv Stock Growers Association
will be held at court house in Gunni-
son on SATURDAY., December 18th,
1910 at l;30 p NJ.
All members Of the Executive
Board also members Of the Advisory
Board are requested 70 meet al the
Stock Rooms at 1880 the same day.
c. l.. STONE, President.
b A. HaRTN.N. Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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Coroner OLears went Tuesday TO
Marble, going via Grand Junction
rs the range is now closed by snow
He was called 10 investigate the
death of three WORK men, who were
caught in the cavein of cement
vault which the Colorado-l Y ule
Marble company has been building
II is supposed thai these workmen
were in clearing up the vault, and
perhaps took out the props before the
cement was thoroughly dry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
som ADVANCE CENSUS
FIGURES o. TINE SfAIE
CalssAs Sksxs Can 4 Tity hu
Co, Csully 49, Elevsa

According to advance census fg-
ures received this week, the popnla-
tion of Colorado has risen to 799, ,024.
or 2J9, ,324 more than in 1890 The
population # Gunnison county is
given as 1897, while in 1890 it was
only 1881. a gain of 5G6-
Mesa county has a population If
p, 1877, with Grand Junction 7.775
as against 3.523 in 1890, Hinsdaie
county has 536; Ourav, 3.5l4; Den
yer, 2l3.5sl; Chaffee, 1922,
Saguache. AGO.
The population of Montrose county
is 20,294 against their 1900 figure Of
4.535 The citv Of Montrose ie
3.264 as against l.2s7 in 1900
Delta county has a population Of l3-
$50 as against their 1900 returns Of
5.4s7 The city Of Delta has pop
ulation of 2.363 In 1900 Delta had
a population Of SIC Garfield county
has a population Of 10000 In 1900
Garfield had $685.. Routt courty
has = population Of 7,l59. In 1900
they had 3.65l Rio Blanco county
has a population of 1882 In 1900
they had 1890
OF the sixty counties in the state
thirteen,-alI Of them mineral
counties, showed a decrease in pop
ulation. As Gunnison has always
been classified az mineral county,
and ia almost the only one 70 escape
a decrease. and actually adds ten per
cent. we can consider the situation
verv favorable. Our mines neveY
did look better from the standpoint
of legitimate. dependable ore depoe-
its IN SIGHT. and with The developing
marble industry. and the great A0ri-
csltural country. which has as vel
hardly been tosched, there ie every
reseon 10 believe in osr fstsre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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eapinssviss ~ Eassesi y Cay, Nv
q Vo6 - hshs0 e Sscung
0unirpl S1s1sn 0pwuasl
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With the great Gunnison river
tumbling past us, it would seem To
the average mind very easy PROPOSE
tion TO secure the necessary power 10
drive pumps aud electric hgh,
machinery for Gunnison.
SO it would be in fact, if the bare
100 horse power so needed at present
were all we must provide for. Bot
Gunnison 10 growing Our present
plant 10 pushed TO the limit. When
the Normal school is in commission
there will be $50 more lights, and
Guunison has agreed 10 donate light
and water TO the school for hve years
Then this 10 natural manufacturing
center, and capital should be encour-
aged bv cheap power. TO locate
factories at Gunnison The topo-
graphy Of the country is such that
either the plant must he divided or
the pressure If water gathered in a
pipe much reduced BY carrying it
along the river grade TO our power
DuifulnR.
Mr.. NJ. l. Barns Of the firm Of
Burpe 4 McDnnell, Of hansas CITY.
engaged by the authorities TO sct ss
consisting and designing engipeere,
was here last week. and thoroughly
examined the situation, making sur
veys and preliminary estimates. He
went back, taking hi. data with him
TO completely prepare for submitting
the different propositions to the town.
Several plans we're considered.
notable. improving the present steam
plant. making . power station up
Taylor river or carving q large
volume straight through town from
The Pr.tt bridge or the cas- bridge
The lset 10 most favored. If the
C0f1speA a. LAt Page
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

We are 10 have an hpe ice skstIng
r,nk this winter. A pum'ser ct pub
lac spsr,ted cstizens Of bosh sexes
have been talking the master up for
days. end the ides cwlmsassed Tues
day s,ehs when eight os ssa Of Those
spteses,ed apF,ssssd before the town
council and presented the following
proposition
A Dr. Hubbard, suggested. We
have the winter weather, why not
have the winter fSRy Skstine ss the
hing Of sporss fos boys and girls and
in FAC, ior peopie of all ages Oar
clsmste ,s ideal for this whole-ame
sports. which makes far the physical
end moral i.ealth of the community
In the boom davs here skating rlnks
sssd to flourish. and with the in
csessed population and business
activity, they will do So agaln
49, - N Z -, &c.,, EAE.
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The Mayor aud Town Council Of
Gsapison:-
We, the Undersigned, citizens Of
the town Of GannIson, hereby res
pectfelly petition that there be
granted 10 us ~ y committee af
management, for the season Of 1910
1911, free of charge or at Ms nearly
nominal q figure as consistent with
the public interest, the use of water
and electric current, and of the SER
vices 20 far as needed Of the various
departments Of public works. for the
purpose OF establishing aud maintain
ing an ice-skating rink on the Harley
loss north Of the county buildings.
or other snitable grounds. subject at
oil times TO any reasonable restric-
tion or regulation Of the town coun-
Gil, and further subject to the follow
ing conditions ana provisions.
1. The rink 10 he conducted in
che insesest primarily Of the schopl
cAs11ueo 80 ysush, saA she yosaAer
portion generally, of the commsnity;
sad the price OF season tickets 10 THE
class Il patrons 10 he made ss
moderate as compatible with success
full management, and with due
appreciation On their part OF the OPP
portunit,es provided.
2. The initial costs of preparing
the ground, providing hight and
heat station, and other expenses of
installation, TO be covered as far as
possible by popular subscriptions
received by the committee under
signed, aud with this in view the
project he cordially commended to
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Ksliire

! have disposed Of nv coal and
transfer business formerly the II.
ParrIer business. 10 l.. y. Brunton
who took possession Friday, Dec.
2nd, 1910 All accounts up 10 and
including that date are due and paw
able 10 me at either NV residence or
at the Office Of E. NJ. Nour-e. And
all accounts owing by me up to that
time vii be paid by me AZ 50.
HI c. LsGRE<cE
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
PUBLIC MOVEMENT 10 SECURE
4 SKATING RINK ~ CUNNuSON
CGsGs Ca.s - F~A Hses q Aasasasn:fr YoElA
- 49, AGsd C1Hnna Cnnnsnk Schenae and
EnAaGasn CsnsrAny Gssss Il kea

the tavos and support Of the pubic
by the town council
3 The subsequent costs of main
,easnce and Of ssper,nteadenes TO he
provided for - far ~ posssble By the
revenues from season ssd single ad-
nisssops. it being understood that
under no circumstances shall say
haancisl profit accrue to this COM
mIttee or any member Of 1T and THAI
In the unlikely event If there being
ssy balance Of funds in the trss-sry
Of the close of the season sach bal
snce shall by this eom@fttee, IN con
ference with the town couscll. be
either devoted 10 some other worthy
public parpose, or reserved in the
town treasury AS sk at'ns -rink fund
for subsequent season
a The interests 1T health, morals,
public improvement, and pubhc
p,dicy generally, 10 be duly sale
guarded and watched over by this
committee ct management, Sho shall
provide competent superinteedenee
of the rink. determine the hours aud
cobdnions under which il shall he
opened, aud in general have full
charge Of it's affairs
5 A report Of receipts and ex-
penditares for the season 90 be ron
dered at the season close 10 the town
..uacil "a tho c..,a.sl ~,U ra<,a,va
and make il public, and the council
TO he represented ON this committee
cf management by the Mayor and
the Town Marshal and Sapt of water
works as ex ofhcio members, il the
council will appoint them TO serve in
this capacity.
Respectfully submitted:
in the Council Chamber, this
sixth day Of December, 1910.
Chas y Hubbard
p C. Boyles
W. A. Franks
Archer Miller
Geo. HsthesiRGtoa
George Sullivan
Grant Raland
Henry f. Lake, Jr
Geo. Mccoy
The idea was emphasized that it
was not 10 be a money max ing plan
but simply to take mp subscriptions
To start the rink, aud charge a suifi-
cient lee only to keep il running
1t is along the liue of municipal play
grounds which are finding So much
favor east
All the council members seemed
to favor the idea, aud they passed a
Continued on Fifth Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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mernlne Charles Biebel. oae - cur
oldest citIzeas. sssdesly feli from
biz chair 10 the hsor and m very
lew moaenis PASSED qusetly aud
pescefslly awsy Tie was IN his
usual cheerful frame af msnd and .
short time before his death Was laugh
sng and joking as was h'- usual cus-
tom
The funeral was held Monjar
afternoon from the Masonic hall
Isesna well advanced IN the order II
Masonry. he vas buried BY the local
lodge With the impressive and solemn
Masonic rites
Thus has PASSED from our mldst
one Il cur real old time SETTLERS the
history Of whose life is intimately
connected with that of Gsnnisoa
county from almos, it's earliest settle
ment by white men TO THE dsse
Mr.. B,ehel Was born in Bavaria,
one II the German States. in the wear
1872 He Was, therefore. sixty eight
wears 81 age at the time 81 HE death.
He came 10 New York City shortly
after reaching the age II majority
aud started barber shop on Wall
Street in the city HIS business
prospered and he sooa became ac-
quaiased with Miss Dora W. May, .
Young lady from near Hamburg,
North Germany, and whom he mar
RED in the year 1866 Only one
child blessed their snion, q son by
the name of Charlie. who Was born
in ls6s. He WAS a beastif3l child,
the pride Of his father and mothers
hearts But when one year old he
suddenly sickened and died. From
this blow tine father and mother never
fully recovered and as the fathers
health was rapidly breaking, they
removed TO Colorado, hoping thst he
would regain his health in this land
of sunshine. They arrived in Dea-
ver in 1871. Charles engaging in the
barber business in that cit, for oss
year. Removing thence 20 Cslossdo
Springs. he again started IN the bar
ber business He again prosIered,
but his health still being poor, after
three wears he removed 10 Gunnison
county, settling ON his ranch on the
Tomichi in 1873 At that time there
was only one house in Gunnison, q
small store kept by named Kelly,
and Indians were still numerous.
He assisted IN the organization of
Gunnison county in 1871 and in 1880
was elected county commissioner
lie was reelected in 1883 and held
the Office until 1887, thus st rving the
people in that capacity for six wears.
He was ALWAYS a CONSTANT democrat
and universally recognized as .
shrewd and active politician.
He leaves in our midst TO mourn
his departure, Mrs Dora w Biebel,
the wife of his youth, universally
esteemed by the people of Gunnison
and its vicinity.
His friends were many and of
varied stations in life. His advice
was discreet, sagacious and far see
ing His Jokes were many and few
cared 10 meet him more than once in
contest Of wit and repartee To
his friends he was very loyal and
true, assisting Them in many ways
and at times unknown 10 them We
somehow feel that he was never mea-
sured at his true worth aud, there
fore, we seek to add these tributes
TO his memory.
Thus one by one the old-timers
are being taken from our midst and
10 those of us who remain comes the
thought that time has begun TO set
his signet on our brows aud that for
us Gunnison Is becoming "a land Of
monuments aud memories, of sun
shine and tears
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
CW1 e Unuks

I wish TO thank the reiQhbors and
friende who have been 50 kind to me
during the recent sad DAYS, and
especially TO thank the Mssons and
ODD Fellows for their help in the
burial service Of my husband, Chse.
Brehel. DoRa ". BrEBEL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Ce~l Usisa rea C.

Something special for Christmas.
Pretty and useful premiums, aud low
prices on teas. cufees. spices, etc.
See MRS. BELLE COOPER, Agent,
Woodman Bslldine, Upper Main
Street, GunnIson
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

have ~ the Mountain TuRnd Company,
starting rss from the Crystal in "e~tl Gun
shifts the the
twelve nib ~ si. u"d~.cu Crystal fwa.sy ta"a and Aagaa
oun
II orew
dmayt t~ TO
A ~ atunnap
u
both OF whi ar~ juN Ncarri to n con
H.C "a head
quarter. York week,
has under direction Superintendent George
Andreatts portsa above the d
BY andtons will t~ ready for installation d and
putting o If a large force
The picture above shows Treasury moa"a viewed from the top
Buildings and
Of North fO visible the OF the
The prosd line d the tunnel directly under the North Pole
bu. .severa ousapd kst
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
OuQwss Hs~xlnia

Visit our store when doing your
Christmas shopping We have a
very pretty line Of Christmas Novel
ties which we viii be pleased TO show
yoa. 1t costs nothing 10 look.
Ms j ID. JESxISGs,
The Millinery Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
rwkey Assf

A turkey shoot will be held at the
Ed Wylie ranch on Ohio creek, Snn-
day the 18th Of December Ten
o'clock on. Lunch will be served.
Lots Of game to shoot for. 1850
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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The 3aena Vista team Of boys
basket ball PLAYERS will be here Sat
urday 70 play our county high school
bows at 2:30 in the afternoon and
500 in the evening Christian
church, Admission 25c and 35c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Rsaipe e Exauinuoiuo

The regular County Examination
Of teachers will be held at the Office
of the county saperintesdent Of
schools on Thursday and FRIDAY.
December 18th and 10th. 1910. be
ginning At $50 n m
SARA b EasYveLY.
Cosnty Supt Schools
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
lIoloire

l have purchased the W f.
Buckley ranch and cattle at Parlin.
Any one seeing stray cattle hearing
the following brands: - %
please notify me at Pariin, Colo.
49-5l W A JOHNSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
Ls1iss!

Come and be fitted with a Gossard
corset They lace in front Models
to fit any form
MRs. ALBERT II. KNOLL.
49 South Main st Gunnlson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Lots of games, good games, in
structive games for children at
l.. f. GAvFrTEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
The News Champion Want-Ads are only cents Line
nssch fW Sele

lG0 acres, good water right, Smiles
from Psrlin. For particulars call or
write to b. E. Jones, Parlin, Colo.
49u
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

FeR SaLE- Oae horse three wears
old, one mare. two wears old, two
colts. black, all pe-cheron stock
Also three good yoang milk cows
and two calves A cheap bargain.
r. W. BEUrEN. Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons q Ferguson

christmas Bargains in this
issue see Gavette Bros ad As 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

guilty Of illegally selling liquor in
~ saloon territory, aud only took
Gen minutes 10 come to verdict
THIS is q second victory for the town
- two months ago l.. II Needs Of
Marble, wss fined for the same of-
iense
Stodghill keeps q soft drink stand
in Marble, and according to the
evidence, has been disposing Of all
sorts of hard drinks as we'll Judge
Hetherlneton fned him $500 aud
the costs, which amounted TO above
$500 Marble is long way of and
u is expensive bringing over wit
nesses
Another inflammation was immedi
atelv filed against Reuben Messenger
IT that city
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Targets for sale. two sizes. either
at News-Champion office or by mail,
one cent each
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

FoR sALE-0ne extra good brood
SOW j. Il. PHELPS, lola. Aft.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Sealshipt Oysters rs-where? at
1852. GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

For Sale-Aimost new % Rem
ineton automatic rife Inquire at
News Champion office 43tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

c. l. Wilbur-Cement work, con
crete blocks and concrete brick for
building purposes Inquire Of
HENRY =. LAKE. Gunuison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons Il Ferguson.

FoR REST-furnished house.
4stf. + ID NANAKEN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

We save you at least l09o ON mon
uments aud iron fences Bills Bros
l455 Broadway, Denver. Write us. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Good things To eat-Why? Be
caaee they are sold by
4S-52. GAvETTE BRO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tel
ephone, Beaver 36l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Gunnison Redmen are expecting
10 give their annual mask ball on
Monday the 26th of December, at
Redman hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Clarence Adams.
Furniture aud Queensware Tel
ephone Beaver 36l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at 500 per week
Special rates by the month
h. b LAsHBRook. proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Those wishing to organize a
guitar, banjo aud mandolin club
should see H II. Foeg in Gunnison
at once. 49f.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Gavette Bros Christmas ad ap-
pears in this issue. Ii is filed with
bargains and snaps. so do not fail to
read it. 1882
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

For RENT-Na aunm cleaner, left
at Mauer store Oue person can
run it easily. 500 per day, or
will take cleaning jobs
Mrs + + ARTERBURS,
4Stf Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Wanted To lease improved ranch
of one hundred acres or more; must
be good hav and grain land, with
view Of buying.
NJ Washbprn.
$3.50 BALDWIN, Colo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
JEALOUS LOVER
STAbS SWEETHEART
Bernie Howard Charged With At.
tempting to Kill Miss
Mary Napier.

1nsanely angry because he had been
denied permission to speak to Miss
Mary Napier with whom he was in
fatuated. Bernie Howard. J. young
man twenty-three years of age, struck
the girls mother with his fist and
plunged the point Of a pocket knife
into the young iady's side and slashed
her across the arm. The scene of the
stabbing was near Bowe and Broad
streets Friday night about O'clock
Miss Napier Is at her home, 1643-A
West Broad street. suffering much
from. the wounds inflicted upon her,
and young Howard Is In a cell under
the charge of feloniousiy and mali
clous wounding. On account of the
condition of the young lazy the case
will not be called In police until the
twenty-first.
Howard lives = at No. 610 South
Laurel street and according to what
Mrs. Lula Napier. mother of the young
lady who was stabbed, says, had been
paying attention to her daughter for
some time. They quarrelled and FRI
day night while Mrs. Napier and her
daughter were out walking they met
Howard. He insisted upon talking to
his former sweetheart and when told
to desist by Mrs. Napier. struck the
elder lady In the face with his fist.
He Is alleged to have then rushed to
Miss Napier and holding her with one
hand slashed her arm with his knife.
wheeled her around and plunged the
knife into her left side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
TRUST MAY BUILD
ON HOTEL SITE
Plans Under Way to Erect New
Theatre Where Park Now
Stands.
TUCK Err AWAITS ADVICES
Manager of Holstery Anticipated
Little Difficulty in Getting
Local Capital.
TUCKER AWAITS ADVICEs

Tentative plans have been formulat-
ed for local capital to acquire the
site at Ninth and Broad streets, on
which the Park Hotel row stands, and
here rear a modern theatre with the
understanding that klaw and Erlan-
ger VIII take a ten years lease. This
was made known Saturday and is a
direct result of the visit OF Joseph
Brooks, who declared that none of the
syndicate's productions viii enter the
Academy of Music, but a new play
house will be built in Richmond to
care for them.
The property desired for the house
is owned by several parties including
the Richmond Realty Company, Leon
Wallerstein, Richmond Hotel and
others. They are anxious. 1t is under
stood. to dispose of this property. but
II is now under a two year lease. and
considerable red tape will have to be
in this direction may be taken
Tucker ain Touch"
Mr., Harry Tucker. manager of the
Park. admitted Saturday that he has
been approached on the subject. II
have every reason to believe" he told
IA Ntrginian reporter, that local CAPT
tai will take over this property. /
have been In touch with Mr.. Brooks
and am now awaiting advices from
him. / expect 10 hear Monday.
IF things turn out as / expect"
continued Mr.. Tucker, there viii be
little difficulty in interesting local cap
itai in the project
Mr.. Tucker here explained that the
plan is 10 put modern structure, in
Guiding the theatre, with the upper
stories utilized as apartments
Many people in theatrical circles
are inclined to doubt that klaw and
Granger viii enter the Richmond field
with another first class amusement
place, 1t liz believed by them that the
syndicate Is attempting to scare the
Leath Theatrical Company. including
Mr.. Jake Wells.
Something's Stirring.
As a matter of fact, go interesting
did the visit of Mr.. Brooks prove to
be that Mr., Wells left Friday night
for New York to look into the matter
and find out just what the situation is.
town, but where ne went ts not Known
definitely known, though 1t is believed
that he also headed towards Gotham.
Even IL Richmond does not need a
new theatre, another one won't do any
harm from the playgoers' point of
view. That Richmond, the foremost
city of the South. will have the best
shows the coming season Is fact.
But the more the trust the Shuberts
and the local interests" wrangle, the
better off the play-loving public will
be.