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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18

from his official duties in Picking
China, and has sailed for San Fran
cisco. on his arrival he will Join Mrs.
Barnett at Wakefield Manor.
At Ocean View
Those who have registered at DISCS
cottage. Ocean View, the past week
were. Mr. and Mrs-Wm.- II. Wester,
John Lee. Willard and Carl Wester,
Henderson. y. G.; c. w. Morriss. Rich
mond, Va: MIR and Mrs. +. r. Hurt,
Charlotte Hurt, Fleming Hurt, Roam
oke, Va: X. T. Smith. L4ynchburg
Va; c. w. Msfarlane, Richmond, Va;
Mr. and Mrs. {. s. Edmunds. Peters
burg. Va. Miss Cora Lee. Dewitt, Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dickinson, Miss Eli
"a beth Dickinson, Richmond, Va; Miss
Marguerite Beaver, Norfolk. Va; MIR
and Mrs. VIM. A, Horner, Misses Ma
bel Susie, Elsie. Marx and Lois Hor-
ner. Master Edwin Horner Lyuchhurg
Va; Mrs. Caiiie Staples Daniel, Miss
HuIdah s. Daniel. Roanoke, Va; Miss
/ Willie F. Williams, Danville. Va; w,
/ r. Robinson, Norfolk, Va: A, l.. Ar
! cher. Richmond. Va. DIR. g. l.. Schang
/ Pittsburg. Pa; w NJ. Hicks. Washing
ton. d. G.; Miss Selma Shaner. Lynch
burg. Va; Miss Resale Markart
| Washington, u. c.; c. f McCluer.
Norfolk, Va.
Personals.
! Miss Mabel Frayser, of this city, is
the guest of her cousins, the Misses
| Prayer, in Second street northwest,
Washington. u. G..
Miss Emily Gravatt. who has been
IN Alexandria, for some time. is. now
the guest OF friends in stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menalens Landlord.
sailed for Boston from Norfolk on
Saturday.
Miss sadie Smoot, OF 1U14 Floyd
avenue is spending several weeks at
the University of Virginia.
e
Mrs. Robert Williams has returned
from New York, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Miss Julie Goode, who has been WIS.,
iting friends in Norfolk. will Join her
| mother at the ''Cason Cottage" Ocean
! View. for the rest of the month
/ Miss Ruth Hartley. is the guest of
1 friends in Hunton. West Virginia, for
several weeks.
Mrs Mary s. Bright and Mrs ]. B.
Mountcastie, who have been guests at
the Bungalow" Wnloughby Beacs.
have returned to Richmond.
J Miss Nell Potts, who is spending
the summer at the Greenbried. White
sulphur was mplimenting by a rid s.
ing parts given by William Lewis, of
The Meadows" last week.
Miss Sadie Kim and Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Bauer. are IL, Ocean View for
two weeks.
/ Miss Annie Kerans has returned in
a touring car from the r. d. Appersan
camp in West Virginia.
Mrs, Edward r. Fuller and Miss lisa
bel Fuller are spending some time at
| Ocean View.
| Mrs. Walter Allen and Miss Nancy
Allen are at Virginia Beach for the
latter part OF July. Miss Allen will
later join home party in the noun
tsins of Virginia.
I Miss Elizabeth Tyler has returned
/ to Richmond from the beach.
Mrs. William Storrs leaves this week
to visit Mrs. w. w. Boxley in Roam
i'oke.
Miss Meta Lee Randolph is spend :
ing some time at the "Waverley," Viz
ginia Beach.
/ Mrs. John S. Harrison. has gone to
the Peaks Of Otter. to spend several
weeks.
| Mrs. Charles II. Robertson, and
daughter. are spending the week at
| Ocean View. later they will spend
! several weeks in the Peaks of Otter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway

900 A. Daiiy--Fsst trains TO Old Point.
400 p | Newport News and Norfolk
7:4o A.-Daiiy. Local 10 Newport News.
500 P--Daiy Local 10 Old Point.
90 Noon. Week days Mountain Special 10
Hinton"
400 p Daily - IAsuisvis and Cincinnati
ii 90 P. Puilmsns.
GAS P.-Daiy "St. Louis-Chicago Special"
Puiirnans.
$40 A.-DAily'--Ch Charlottesville. Week days.
Clifton Forge
Sis P-Week days. Local TO GordonsyiIle.
AS A.--Dsily. Lynchbure. Lex. c. Forge.
5:l5 P.-Dasy. To Lynchburg and Clsftoa
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East--s:25 A. NJ. 7:50P NJ.
Through from East--il ;35 A. NJ, 6:S5 p. NJ
Local from West--ss:3o A. NJ. $50 A. M. 40
P. NJ.
Through--7 90 A. NJ, PAS p. NJ
James River Line-s:35 A. M, 500 p NJ,
.DailY except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18

When you find you need glasses
come and see us. Don't lose
sight of the fact that you will
ruin your eyes by neglect. Eye
steam causes headache. nervous
prostration and other ills Of body
and mind, which may be prevented
by the use OF proper glasses. We
employ only expert opticians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18
lmily Party at Buckroe.

Or. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor, of this
city. have taken the Leigh cottage at
Buckroe Beach for the season and
have a large and. attractive family
group there. Among their guests
are. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar -. Taylor,
OF Richmond, and Mrs. Lleweiiyn
Nicholson and family. OF Washing
ton,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18
J. 9. James.
Jeweler and Optician,
SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS.

from his official duties in Peking,
China, and has sailed for San Fran
cisco. on his arrival he will Join Mrs.
Barnett at Wakefield Manor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
besser Not Apvly h

Ia then advertisement THIS week
the drvs have AN item
I'VE beg also 10 say that no one Is
'd.Caived hy the iiiea that bare major
ity Of few votes can make dry town
or that bootleggiHg cas- b. avoIded an-
le=s punHc sentiment is very largely
against It No one b. deceived. tor
the reason thai the idea suggested has
no application to GuuHison conditions.
Ne d. lot believe, even though the
News-C hampton raises the question:
that there s any dou5t Whatever about
public sentiment here being strongly
against bootiegging. The very sagges-
tion sadly discredits the manhood and
wemauhood Of Gunnison.
The only plausible reason Why the
ieea suggested has "ho aPplication
to GunnIson conditions - that the
town will nat g dry Ii the l.aw
and Order committee wishes 90 AN
deceive the people regarding that
able
As % their diction that We do
not believe there is any doubt what
ever about public sentiment here be-
Jag very strongly against bootleg
elng' we would also commend the,r
cheereful optimism, but will suggest
that they refrain from positive asser-
tions until alter they win an elec-
tlon and try out results. Solar from
our article discreditlng Gunnisoa
citizens, 10 question " Is living IN
the face OF commonsense view II
the situation. Ii the committee viii
read the quotation again they Sil
note that News Champiun was max
ing general statement as ax,omstic
We made no assertion about what
the sentiment was m Gannlson. In
fact the correctness ot our view 10
borne out by the letter OF Mr. Meyer
which they publish. lie says,
Whether prohibition prohibits or
not Is merely a matter oi the senil-
ment oil the community. II the peo-
pie are really and truly ready TO
Danish the saloon they can make
prohibition elective. We are in
clIned TO agree with that statement,
aud 1t is practically the converse OF
the = proposition News Champion
stated. II the people are NOT
really and truly ready they will
NOT make Prohibition elective. and
a pare majority of lev votes viii
md maNe dry town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
rssl sazssss~ems~E
- 0uns0 49,

La sis< regular ~e.s&iy advertise
ns.ps 1T ssse fEos4ssasaSsEsss- apT~ss
IaG an the Ga1ss>sa psyeEe iss-s
ussk iSbored eisaEs wae nsaae ~
1850 shss cso~sag tho ssiosns m
Gsnns~ss wesld hase . Lusaehcssl
S0scs 90 fne bU-ssep~ sutes~~ss ~
she ia~l. and ~ sasi eua . ie~ Ist-
suss tsen siieg.d ba.sHeA nen a
heasra~s were cssen. Wsseh lcstes-.
sf thes Shoe anstasng a. ali. sssas,ls
sko~ shat tor the l4-s wear b.ssa -
~ aha; hrtle cay has t~ren god:
thai zeal estate values base sncrea~-
ed sna thai the Popu.~tson ~ ths
tewr has also increased.
Ihsi NsutFose fsr she las.i sesca
cr eaehs wears has enleses an era oi
pro-persty. snd a steady. healthy
gro~th CANNOT be- gasB~ssd- k.qaal
" - thai lss population Caring thls
pNrsod has steadily increased fFoss
. popal.ss,on oi 1850 an the YEA,
i*12. - a pqPaiatIsn ef $500 ~
1910 foliowiae l. a table sl.owlns
the pep.laalen st Msntrose fur th,
ia<' eight years as given BY the Col
Grade state dsrectory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
sxs ssyss ssssrsex - 'N'
AtJs saSF

n ~ 'ie matter 81 the estate of David Cafstiax
hicrn-s-a. ''f
Ne'Tlsh y HEkEBs sINEN. Th., a. NJ.
'i"t tllc an fay of spfh A. " llln ~ IN.
hor of " p ~ said dts she s.n,s. i,..i,,s ,,.
- tite rsaiiiaf DAYS Of she Naruh term III DO
t'nnfy oprt - tsnnusaon ouuff ,u tl,. st.-,.
"t osofado. ,. b. . tanaiiaS Ailu,t1,is--.
~ - saa cststo ~ill apsunr b.f.srr t.,e l,,.,r,
81 @sfr trnrt present ms hnstl .ettlop,ar,t =,
-oeh thinint-tlatesr- pras the spprneai a tjs.
same. ana VIII Then ask ~ he di-charaad -
7"nh anfnint.ttntor ~ whinh time and t.ls,r,.
ans pef@on IA Interest NAV at,.,...r .,,d ,.r,,
"'ixr.i"n- 70 ra. Same. y any there be-
AND ~ kThER N0riiE j. HEREpY
GIVEN That at said time and place Ii,s /. mr.,
wti f"ontNe and hear rruof- cnnc.rninc the
h"irs of said ancoa-sfd. pursuant l., t verified
petision OF said y. D. oanasisx. claimant a.
i''ir ~ law of said decca-ed. har,.is,for. 0l~a
s"tein- asking fr q iudirial ssourta inmnpt and
ueterniua,itn - the hoirsnip uf sad estate
afh mum whiun "a susears thai N.urV /,
nn"h"f tiise Norro~ ienora a.. fssessaii
>a.ni. iaiica-ter, Jacob '. auatiax B. liz,,-
sath " =. Nguiier, JaTuss l.. .nadsH s.,,,'-rt
tataaaN. ". n tsnaiay. Alice Price les.
snaday aud ssariie and Vida Csns.iay two
mfnor daughters OF Stewart anatts,v ,ls,cas.d
are heirs 81 SAID d..ces-ed
VOW. THEREFORE,. any aud all ,.r.ops
VINO are 90 vino claim 10 he heirs ct lnw ~
said David tsDstisy. deceased. are herehy r..
qnffed 10 he aud appear ther. AT or abide the
"",erminstion of the tourt thereon.
=. dated at bunni-on. Colorado. this 3rd day Of
March. A. u. 1910
BIZ. CANADAy. Administrator
OF the Estate of David 'snssisy Ds,co.-ed
f"ohshei sarch tAprii !, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
sssses ss ASsssssssy "a.

h-sssse ~ : = aaFfss. ,ssso~-es
tiss i.aesi .teis.s l.s..n .s,...,,,.t. a
asns tnstaaf ~ sse estate - = ! NATE l.... =,
We t..'in5 - tssanls,s4. tie ~f.sis - 4. .,,s
fAsss' faes.s-eii hrfsfhS etss.s ntsrr ti.f H. LII
s"s>tAf brfssfe the o.ssy oast 90 s..i t....,..
$50 t"sntt a fise sssurs ks.s@r 70 t..an,--.,,
- -H'a tosnts. On Monday. tlse .fh dan ~
sfrH y b iHsh. ~ i,se i..ur - w. - a..u. \
esN."s7 s4sin<f sad e-tsse ar nstisrsi and =.
""s.~ies io sff.snd .r the pust=--s az ,i
-. shltsiea ~ sot-"f.r issiis.i.ieii ~ ss,I.I
s-ess@ sfe rr'a"e-te'i ~ make immediate ss,s
nscus ~ tise uBts.r-igriri. -
osaess a. t'ansl-.ri. s,ofasi. fais sit, ,s,s a,
febuasrs. A y. isia. ~ "
WILLIAM q. MNRTfN
ADMINISTRATOR - the s-tsss. ~ ! i s.~,,,. a.
crn-ass W
D.. " Not RSE. sasosser
h"ts= published hob i,. March ss isIH
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

The records 81 Montrose. county
ana town also show that the values
of real estate have steadily Increased
M proportion 10 the increase Of pop
ulaJlon, and also business has natur-
ally increased, bath ia amount aud
value corresponding with the IA
crease ot popalatIon
In addition 30 this IL is also well
known that the county oi Moutrose
has for these last eight years large
ly increased lis population. its pro-
dactive land area, and IN general has
prOspered greatly ia every material
respect during this period.
80 that these letters of these
MOBtrose business men contain moth
ing that is not well known, in so far
as the increase of business and val
aes are concerned, and which con
dItlons have existed for a number
OF years previous 10 las. wear, and
when Montrose had its licensed sa-
looms, but when these same gentle
men venture an opinion that this
same increase, or, to be more speci-
flc, the increase since Moutrose went
dry, is attributable to the fact that
Montrose has no saloons, they show
either a lamentable lack of know
ledge OF conditions as they exist and
for years have existed, os they per-
init themselves 10 he led, by their
zeal in the interests of prohibition,
10 statements which the whole his
tory Of their town for the last eight
wears disproves.
The growth of Montrose can he
traced 10 various causes. Chiefly
two. Montrose lies at the mouth of
the Gunnison tunnel, the eonstruc-
tion of which means so much TO
Montrose county, and which has for
years given employment TO hundreds
and hundreds of men, who with their
families are spending the money
thus earned to a large extent in
Montrose and thus increasing the
business of that town; and by which
thousands and thousands of acres of
land. which heretofore could not be
irrigated or cultivated will and are
being reclaimed and made produc-
tive and small empire thus added
To the agricultural area of Montrose
county.
The town of Montrose is the me-
tropolis, 50 TO speak, of this new
empire. Il is the natural point of
supply for all this increased popula-
tlon that has poured into Montrose
county, as well at for that previously
there, the largely increased farming
population does its trading in Mont
rose. The merchants of that town
Of course reap the benefit Of this.
and II Is not surprising that bust
ness Is and for years has been, good
and steadily increasing, that real
estate increases each year in value.
and that times are prosperous.
Again, within the last seven or
eight years it has been shown that
Montrose county land is splendid
land Tor fruit growing. Fruit of all /
kinds, especially apples, thrive won
derially there, and the result is that
land which not many years ago was
purchased at twenty to thirty dollars ]
per acre now brings from $500 up
wards per acre, and this land lies In
the immediate vicinity OF the town
OF Montrose. Is it surprising that !
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

especially ~hea they aEese ss lasf
week fsE the aosd ~eiiare II the
coaaEsssIiy, aaa sas ps0ssctIsG at
tbs yoaae. bs l4eenssng saloons
oae oaghf 10 be pEosd oi a stand
taken f1r morals aad she safety 81
the yosng
Csnieuo e - EsGAssauls
The pro saioon sdverts>easeni 81
Last week eenpi-ssns of Judge ficah-
eTsa9son ior ussng bis ludics..l dis
cretson IN Iashag snstese 1T hnsne
a man fnspa easlss ~ has court II
serious mssdeacaHos. aud then be
Ing a party 10 a P.t,he statement ~
thi~ department ct the costs
o. the public ID this m,sde-
me@nor case and & ur or hve other
cases 81 saloon origin. h Is aot
commonly considered coasistent
either With propretv or pshlIc poh-
cy TO cFItIcise Jadseial act,oE OF all
persons IN the community nudge
acting under she law aud under has
oath uf Gfhce Is entitled D. psblie
conhdence a. 30 the sincerely ard
aprightness of his motives. But IN
asm1ch as the advertisement sn
question: appeared ANONYMOUSLY, IL
may ioE polfteness sake be suppos
ed 30 1emaBate from some lay
brother, and we viii therefore waive
the point of propr,ety-ias for po-
hteness sake. the artlcle having an
peared ANONYMOUSLY And as appeal
has been taken 81 the c0art of public
opinion, we venture 10 say thai We
believe the majority Of good citizens
will approve the Judges exercise of
has discretion IN IaIling instead Of
Inning man guilty of the Kind of
misdemeanor of which he was con
vleted. and who before now has been
repeatedly hned for other offences
against the public peace The pub
lac We are sure will feel that they
are entitled to protection, adequate
and effective, from all such mIsde-
meanors, and will be glad in this case
that the Judge imposed the statutory
Iail sentence instead Of line that
might be paid by some one else or
sworn off.
But NJ this point an interesting
question arises. The Judge having
done no more than his duty iudicialIy.
is he therefore debarred from telling
the people the trsth rs 10 the costs
10 the people of this and other sa.
ioon originating cases now pending?
Or to put 1t another way-the peo-
pie were entitled to the efficient and
faithful Judicial action carped at in
the pro-saloon advertisement; did
the people served in this way forfeit
Their privilege of knowing from the
same Judge the costs of this and
other saloon cases.
- Cssss q Sslssa o. hss1ia
Since our last issue the number of
yoang men confined in Jail for mis-
demeanors and felonies, traceabIe di-
rectly to the existence of saloons in
Gannlson county, has increased from
hive to SIX That the stabbinQ case
from Crested Butte is of saloon
origin will not be denied. nor will
the Gunnison and Ohio City misde-
meanor and felony cases be credited
70 any other than saloon origin. Bot
the ielony cases of three Young men
charged with robbing slot machines
Continued ON Fifth Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

SIAlB bt tOlokAIp,
County of Gunnison.
In the District Court of the Seventh Jnaicial
District IT tn state of colorado. within and
for the httN Il dunnison-
tatherine n""s
Henry Wilson. The un-
known heirs Of Albert
Barnard, Deceased; Ida
Spencer nee ia Hinckley, ST MMON~.
emily heir Of Robert NJ
Htnckiey, Deceased; An
nie BARRIER and Peter
swensun.
Defendants
The People of the state If Colorado
10 Henry Wilson; the unknown heirs uf Al
bert barnard. Decreased; Ida spencer nee Ida
hinekley, ouls heir of Robert NJ. Hiackle:. he
deceased; Annie Barber and Peter ~wensoti the
defendants above named. GREETING:
\ on are hereby required 10 appear IN an
sttion brought aeainSt You by the above
named plaintifi in the District Court of Gun-
nis"n County, State of Colorado. and sN,-r
the complaint therein within twenty davs
aiter the seryice hereof if served within his
county; or. II served out of this county or by
pubheation within thirty days after the ser
Wee hereof, exclusive of the day of s..rN ie.. mr.
lnaenenl ~ default will he taken against
you according TO the prayer Of the complaint
ana u copy of the complaint In the above
entitled aeton he not served with this sum
mons, or II the service hereof he made ssut Of
this STATE. then ten days additional 10 the
tfhfe h-reinbsfore specified Tor appe, f- NEE.
and answer will he allowed before the takipe
I
4 he said action is brought To- quiet title ia
Ihe Morning Star Lode Mining tlairn siruate
IN tht 1omirhi Mining District. said County
ana STATE. the Amended Leeatien Certifi,-,te
~ whlch 10 of record In the Recorsler's ,,SVB,.t.
81 said tounty. in Beck "a at paep 4,s~ s.jd
ieue Mihtng Claim Also leing Know n sDd
"esisnated as U. :. Mineral survey No 6aTa
That The above named plaintih claims IN.
titN IN fse simple To the said real estate above
lesrrib-e
That the defendants. and each of tb~,,.
claim some estate interest in said vc.i
properly adverue to the IslaintiH.
That the claim of said des-ndants and s-~,-A
81 them y wfthout amy right whatever -
that they have NOT. nor he's either ~ 49,
ANY estate. right. titte interest wbatrvv1
IN the said rel estate any pert fherpsR -
VIII more fully appear from the eo,npl.jeT -
setd action to " hieA Yeisrs-n~e 10 here ,ra1rr
Ana yca are hercby Bofiied thst il Won o~Jl
~ appear. end N snswer the said eumi,l.is6 =.
ehs,se reqaired the sssd plaintiff Will eu~0
your dsaault - he enseYed and suuly ,e, -
Court sor the relief prayed for in the roapaen1
and for esste of this suit
Given uudsr my hand and th~ seal ~ -
s01ft et tsuoolsevn, ia said rouuty this ssA -
ef February. A. u Isgo
% IRA '''"s s-..
fuAsisAed March i-Nsrrh =. rs4s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
LEGAL Noucarl0ss.
sEM ~ ONS

STATE of COLORADO,
County of Gunnison.
In the District Court of the Seventh .Iutlicisl
District sf tn State of Colorado. within aud
for the . htfts Il Guunison-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
'"',sn "ss :sssss.ssssssssss1 sss1ssss' ~
AG40A0ge

In the matter of the estate of David NJ. Wal
s0TiE rs HEREBl GIVEN, That oa Mon.
siay, the nth isy of April. A. ID. Igl0. at The
irar III ~ a. eft ssi1 day. the same being
,,we sa the regular days of the March Term "a
tk~ Cs..rufy seuvt a Gunsisen oanty. in the
rseste s,f Col0xs3s. 1. Js8e Wallace, Admin
istrutriH a ssi4 estate. will appear before the
Jaase a said 'curt pr--est my hasl settle.
speot o. s~sh Adwinist rssrix. prsy the approval
"a the sssse. end will when ask to be diseksre-si
as ssrA Admiaistrstrix. Al which tise and
pl,~e ssy persssn in Interest may sppear and
~ .sua shjsctS<sss - THE ssae. IL sny rhere he.
ASD FyRfUEn NOTICE Is HEREBY
<SIVEN. That - siA siae snd risre rho Coarf
OiIi seeesve so kser psss1s crscersi.g ske
k~js~ a ssid ApceaesA persnswt 70 ne verified
prssssa al ssiA ysse Wallace. eisiesst %
vanuw 80 kssir - laW q ~ Ageeass1, krprso-
- 80 hsspo, ssk1ag fss jadicisi ssesvssia-
- - aspp@mso1sn - sAs hs1xrhip - saiA
-. - sWa UAieA h apQDsrs 49, useusll
49,. WJbh6s0 Wall.ee. Rsc4sap1 Os1lscp
50 Rueri Oenaes, eissss. ere ckil3ss. ssA
SssS NSEf7U1E. ny sd sn vsp-s.-
v6 - - 80 eau1a - - kesrs - ls0 - -
49, y. Wo1ouse. AHss.s1. ere keFpay ~
- q 4 Co.ss sAss1pn
Wnn2 q 0unA, Cs1sso0o thSs N aRy ~
SANE WAlA.s6E.
n0uauassunyia - sie n.ssse - Bsvil n
49, - H-Ae<l a sSa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

fuAsi.a-d March a-Nssrh q y..,s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

First Puhiieation March 4th 1910
Last Publication April list. 1870
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
d savAuiy d.ss.us - ~,
w. Asis' - Dscsiiva /.


The Pro-saloon advertisement IN
one Of the local papers last week
makes its contribution % the pre-
vallaag good nature Of this campaign
by charging that We have tried 20
deceive the public by eur presen-
tat'oa ii facts and arguments As
10 which We have this 30 saw. Our
argument the first week Of this de-
psrtment that those who patronize
saloons cannot be as good customers
OF other lines OF business as they
would be without saloons, was can
did and sincere, IT not conclusive.
We argued the second week that. as
to taxes, saloons cost town and
eoanty far more than they yield in
license lees, besides impoverishing
financially and physically running
many citizens Of the community. aud
corrapting the young. And this
presentment of the case is not de-
ception but the truth The follow
ing week we corrected mis-repre-
sentatIon of Cardinal Gibbons views
Which otherwise might have ''dsceiv.
ed the public. and quoted the
strong utterances Of other ecclesias-
tics. Last week we printed letters
OF leading Montrose business men.
given for tine purpose and over their
own signatures, telling how the anti
saloon regime benefits business men
there. No chssce for deception
there. And in short one short
word will do-the statement that we
have tried 10 deceive" the public is
false, But we are glad 10 have this
opportunity Of reviewing the argu-
ment. aad referring the public TO
tlae nader published in this depart
nent during the past month.
- - Assnvusuunsa.
The pro-saloon advertisement of
last week speaks of the matter in
this department as 'parporting to
emanate from editorial committee. I"
but those who have undertaken this
public duty give their names in
every issue. There is nothing an
onsmous about the matter printed
in this department. And that sue
gests the question, why are the pro-
saloon advertisements Anonymous
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

Ia then advertisement THIS week
the drvs nave an lleIH
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
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The campaign "a tsunpIssa o. de
tern.sne ~hesher lsse s.slDon rersnc
shall be eseied or continued H. pro
cecasne ~ssho.a pslslsc excssea.ent.
as every eampaseu u oi psi,lle dis-
cas-sen sbosid. aud In seses.l, I IL
we hegseSe a good pssarpsi campaign.
Sometimes ha~esor ti.snG- occar
which contribute 30 an.asemeuf
rather than 10 good natasc. But II
wc are amused We are happy 90 u
comes 10 the same thing N the end
an4 ~e are stsil good saisrcd iar
oar part. ,)ass two or three instances
Ut what We mean
D. ssuA.iv Asss.u - euue,
Really what was the point Of the
is.ik. IA one Gf the pro-saloon adver-
tlseasnts last week about children
learning dr.nsing habsts at the soda
fouHsaIns, Was u that the saloon
business an tssanison ought % be
continued for the dear children :
sake. ~ that the soda ioantaln bust
ness oaght 10 be s,ePPeds or was
u or,y "A scare
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

.lawa y te tne
t.s iiiwiHg
How h~rrsns
he'd TUESDAY aIEn sas Isf tss
an-~ ~cr t-e
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

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