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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
encompassed them.

1t was q silence broken after q
moment by q short choking cry. the
Quick-breathing terror OF . face
turned suddenly up to him robbed
Of its flush and Quivering with q
fear that still found no voice In
words. He felt the girls arms
straining against him for freedom;
her eyes were filled with . staring,
questioning horror. ~ though his
pressncs hsd grown info . thtnG al
which me wAg aftntG Ync c1uque
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

"A grandson of William Lloyd Garrison has written a
biography of John Brown
Garrison and John Brown! Two men who knew what
they believed who dared to fight for it, who apollo
gzed retreated compromised And they achieved the
object of their lives.
Their names deathless-the heritage of the ages.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

Fancy a garcon in Bohemia slip
ping his tips into his pocket!
We walked down the long flight
Of steps and gained the fresh air
with varying calculations of relief.
Say, john" whispered The Press
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22

Here, garcon," he said, and he
handed him two bits.
Mike was trifle cloudy on the
Garcon Thing. but he slipped the
two bits into his hip pocket hur-
riedly.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-22
Spokane, Washington
Nou. ~, 1910

artist. I'm awful hungry. Let's
go over to the dairy lunch and get
something to eat"
why, my dear old chap, you've
just Toasted. haven't your" I re.
piled gently.
"Feasted?" cried my artistic col.
league. Say, feel as though I'd
drank quart Of formaldehyde."
Thus we failed to find Bohemia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Csllisg U.aainso

Reports come that the mining peo-
pie OF 9snnison cosnty are lining
up solidly against republicanism
Two years ago the ranchmen had
enoaeh Of Pinchotism, and two sum-
mess OF ANNOYANCE and protesting
Psasnts and refusing to obey the
plain le.ter Of the law on the part of
Washington officials has made
minefs unanimous. One life long
repsblicsn, and a large operator re-
gently stated that he would vote the
democrstic tickets straight sntil
Psnchotasm wss swept out Of Wash
iAgtoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
&c., - - A@b Asa 49, Co. CI..A
40 eeAvr RsAA
= YOU WANT O&AN ECONOMICAL
COUNTY CONVENIENT. VOTE TIE
OEAeO0ATc JCKET NEXT TUESDAY,

Usc CO :. - ss1D in yotiag the Asssessate ssssty
tsse Guaasa ths ~ voters know sssy wAat tAy
aG wAssA ss~V - have ssrvsA ~ ea~sty
.a1e ssvsa ss'ssa> 80 "6d~st asssssv pss.ts tA>r
saD0 aaain ~ srsisa q - ODser.
osstsy 49, oas qphadid co~sty sa.s% IT, s,ssas
80 ~ ~ ssl ysss AsD qas~oss 9sAy sssw~.l
oaaass ~ asa d~t1 - 1Dse kaA Mn ssSiaa
esaas esasuisa sAD - sgaia Mn swssS
- sscao - eooofy sscon1 30 CaSoeaAo -
ss tAs nsst So sA - sonea ~ ssy sAy esssty
~ ~ Ustts6 o>aABA oban e0 ~ oAsesA - vseuA
- Wssa, - sAsstaU - ~ ssz - Ar whaaa =
sw - bssisso - 0D @sAe . ~ sssssd - ks0ws
ssssty Asaas.s GApsAD = ~mcs L. n. Nsnss kas alwaA
- aeeai<a ob epao o1~ctiseny essssA@ ~ axsea "
D. s@tsA Aas ks sssvywk ysass ~ pssioa q,
pasas~ sAst ~ sAe1 fOLAary nssAs ssaes..sst
As isAs I'll - - 49, - Eastssty cAas~iag ysasg
aAy n sagias sseatn0a OAo hes AsvsA1 hssua
tssssas q ~ sAsh 49, O. rsasss ssusty
sso@1sa~ ~ 49, 0e stasAs ths As.srsutr psat
ess0. ~ . snsD00 6aD - knows ~ vaVuw
sVsv~ss Op~W0 oUW.
waA -. NJ 81 49, - sssvsasG sAss ~ sssssA
1snaDory q 0sano ongls - 49, ~ uuaAAa~. n -
sup1s - - bAuhA vGh ~ sns&aisty q
cas1d ksjssnnhs 0aaaossssst q cssaty saairs
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
49, - CmDuiA

The attempts II the r~psl,li-
oaHs in our cOHnty To IND On
0gsUing where they could put q
wssigs and hreak the solid front
Of s,plendid candidates and good
eSeaR, efficient public service with
which our democratic ticket
eacs~ the voters, has bs.en one n
the features of this campaign.
rr~oRaliy the republican can
6idate~ arv a nice vet of folks,
hat they have the misfortune to
tpe lined up with the party Of
Guggenheim and I'inchot.
lts~ntified, against their will
0Oubtless IN some cases, with
fAeebodism and Cannonism.
Apologists for the high cost II
6ving caused by robber tariff,
asd for q public land policy that
~ the limit Of tyrany. II has
cot b+en surprising that the
task WAS a tough one, or that
alasost complete encouragement
Aas overcome each Of the repub-
bican nominees. However, in
last days II the contest they are
trying . sly campaign.
Eforts are being concentrated
On several that have good
many perronal friends and these
are all being urged as a friendly
eayor to vote for this or that ~
psiAican. IL works after fash
ion until the democratic voter
0nds next day he ie asked to
vote for another and then for
Ofin another. At that tinBs the
ay campaign breaks with its
own weight. And besides, Other
Ngpublican candidates are get
ting sore at heiRg Numerically
4aHghtervsi in the attempted
trading.
The democratic candidatss are
working for each other straight
down the line. and the RESULT In
eoing TO I've a clean SWEEP for
victorious democracy just astwo
years ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
- y. Z 49,

NewsG Ms sssesi0n has GetsM caDl-
~ attewtio~ Uith pri1e To tn
s,ple0did rv+cosd whi,h iesNOcrat-
n county coWvnisaioperu have
made in charge od the county
finaDce~. WitkOut making any
comparisons at this tinse, u
should ta hDs1se in mind that
the good lw,ord continues down
to date. All cosaty fsRds are
cash. The iHterest ON our ia
debt~tiness is prosaptly paid and
a coasiderat,ae portion of the deht
itself has bssa liquidsted, par
tnulaIiy the Simms Judgment a
some xls,VGO.tp while a start
has t@en made "a the debt a
e31 .. 10000. All this N being
done, while county roads and
and bridges are improved, and
the general property of the tax
payer. looked after.
For two years ". II. Whales
has heen member a this hoard.
Appointed by Governor Shat
roth, he brought to his duties az
intimate knowledge d the g,eople
and the needs II Gsnni~on coun-
tv, particularly in his own third
district. He has been singulariy
active i'm the building of DeW
roads and iMprovesseat Il thoss
alreNdy existing. A Feally Decss-
sary and dsairal,se isnproveWcat
has oaly to trs l,rouGAt TO his at
teatioa by the tax payers, whea
", II. WhaIea h interested an
Il within the hounds oi possih9-
ity NJ pats Bin sAoulder to the
Wkea and The ead y accomplish
ID. SucA ~ oflicial 10 q good
man to kesp IN ssrvice d t6s
county. TIE 0eagre salary a
t:iD and Nrtaia exTvRse~ y
nothing to . nan u Mr.. Whalea's
atslity, bat ~ takes q reaI inter
~t in eetsi~e tAings doss.
Whether il be 1t Nsri,3e or Sosn-
er-et. on Taylor river or Jacks
Catia. If il = ia his district, ke
takes personal charge and if 10
the first or eecood district, he -
an iWterested ba1Deaa man and
q good counsellor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Fo Csuav vssssUw.

Tho democratic party 10 prosd Of
the record Of its candidate for tress-
sper, Ars ARnie N Dowsey. Think
Of conduct Of aa Office % good that
after COMMITTEES Of repab-
licsns. appointed to ssdit her books.
reports them sbsolssely correct and
kept in the most neat and approved
modern methods.
II you had . bookkeeper With
such q record wosld yo~ dischssee
her 10 hire IN inexperienced hand
at the same salary? And Mrs.
Downey with one deputy kss kept
the growing mass Of accounts, while
before il always took two deputies.
To turn down Mrs Downey would
be strange business policy. 1t will
not be done.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
49, Au.as A.uls

ns hyiao n ~ sss~ss slsse eur
~ nsw sssAs Rosnsl scAoA q Cen
aisna The week oasks ssilsusose in
she onward masch Of the Gvsss en-
piss Il 0usnison county Twea,y-
eight yesrp EGO the bill estsbl,sh,ss
this school wss introduced in the
Ieeislstsre. but it was killed. FIT
ten yesrs ago the bill WAS re- nitro
dsoed and failed II then came up
in ssccceding legislatures until II
was finally passed, with the appro-
pr'stion Of e50,OOO The bsilding
70 nov being roofsd. 1t will be ready
for opening school in 1911. Gsnni-
son hes great reason 70 be proud Of
her achievement and Montrose joins
with the rest Of the Western Slope
in congrstnlsting her upon finally
to her own. Gsnnison's day
of prosPerity 10 dswning
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
~" = II. ...
sSae go
- =. .EssE:<

Tka~e vko we're - ksswasAs = so
kssr Sesssa< L. \ Am@eas stssk
- hasossc asii ss,k sso hoaaav
ssli veas~hrr sks shove wosds.
sssd ~ clasr be ssls The Sspssas
- inseasrly " esswsss. h kas
sasdssd sise pat.lc IssA qs.us.aa
Psshsps asass shos,~sAlv shas ssg
eakes Colsssde c,sszea cad sksss >
10 easHs.yaaG bic .se~~s.s.
To coessrse ssvsAsaG - 10 k~ep
a IN Iss pssssss sssse Tie ss-esllsl
eonservsssoa usevemeet neses s<1e1
. dollss a vslse 10 ssysAsag ws
Pos~s~s O~ly aevelepaest ssd
popslsssea css Do skss tAesssss
~ Popslssies aud yes c~s The vel
We 81 I'll psoF~rs,. fA~Ale -
popsissss,s ed ,nmedisas1y iscsssD
N vsl~s ea0ss. Yiss-ssssishs 4
- lssA a Colassdo y zoe wisA-
Asssn ~ - Ssasssl eDssssasss,
80 Mn - kseoss eua1ssus - pua
- ~ ssAss ~ kssiag syslun
vAicA OeulA pssssiasAIy - siA-
Ass~iaQ Ssoa srsslsas.s. lsuo ssoA,
essa ssy kisA u pss,ops.sivs ~
vsaoVossA, siGAsAssl1sAs q H.
w. ksslAs oss s0~al schaiP
vks, sas.s. u ~ sss Md -
sssnss~so osU psissAsay ~, woslA
tanss - - sas8 70 cassy - -
~ pssVso q - sssss.s sos-
essvsaiaaisas . sspsssA - RssD-
vsA vAss - Asulass1 il Issvsr
- ~ - Uase sepseAss sess Il
psA,ie lasA 10 - - psissae vwsss-
sAip ssssVs - ko.suassls"
- spsD - tas k~ias1 70 aseail
~ asihsaQ - sosssivs poisss
0sAs ~ ~ sgssAss, 80 AsOvs
ha0s - tsuaA ~ sAss ssg,sAlimA
sAoisisssuAi0 = Wa-AiaGosn = e.
srSussly klisA y soelisiuus q
0sostA y - Wsa. Tsylss, No.
tia - ossAss. 80 losGAa ~
OAss11s ks6hn. - - . -
s0ussisuey -.
Aaoaas - ssueiosss ~ -
sssassee 0saAs1 sk<~s. ''Uslock ~
lasds, Asselop cor sssgsssss 80
cossrsve our sspsbli0sa ississsieas
tor posserisy.
The Methodist election dinsss Il
Masonic hall
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Co. 2ipossas Saueias

A. ~ q to press forty cars Of fat
cattle are being loaded at the Rio
Grssde wards. and this is only the
saaxt of large fall shipments
Among those sending out stock To-
day are Aadersoa Bros. b. L. Dol
lard, F. T. LightIey. r. d. Mckee.
Ralph AlIen.
The sellia9 stuff is in fine condi-
tioa I'D will bring the be~t market
priO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Except SOME sehash from the
week tsfoFe. the Gunnison Re-
publican f this week, contains
hardly . line Tor anybody but
Wilson. How DO The Other can-
didaees like tHiag thrown into
tie discard that way. Trading
everything, evWythiag, every-
tAiag foe Q Seray vote Tor W.
So. It wat woek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
- u . 0wD
~ES$E;=''' =

6sasrs - de~a " ~ the SsxaAall
49, snsassos II 10 gang ~
- . 0us,d eae Ssosa si scrosnss Sc
- fselss lsdssss II 0s.sd Jssc-
esas 80 en.ssdes~d esssa Rood tor
vesa.s~ CuasDsAe. whslr o.s e~a
Coassy na9A Sck@a ksvs 80 fssssaG
Vnssy chssAy isosa dsSssssaG TAssss
Aaainsins y 50 ssd Is eseas.
h0A kchaA sahess&ic Ssld sssss-
~, s1.ssaeno Il 2.;sO o'clssk. IT,
Nos - - t@ seAsy bet 80 pa.s-
PUos1 = she InAssas id nas ssr.se.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
49, q g. UunaD q

Ths 0~aassea Wosasns cluh ~
- ~ hn@s II hss p. . H.rssy
siQkassa ns@ksss hssnG psessss.
Ns hulAsss. Nm. Carrie Ksoll,
slAss Aisp.iaG Il NE rosss.s vaA,
s~s~s1 - psa0ssn ovss 70 Nm.
0ussss, ~ lssAss. vAs ksssa
enisAsd ~ kssAs.ss hesyss -
oasus, Opss sAAss sssdsAR 80 .
VaPs q osAsss k,sswy.
~ aVsiGo 6A.calsousA, . 49,
ssi1s.e 0sokss, 80 psss psssiAsss
- - 0sunsss slsgs Goaass 49,.
- Vssssus 80 NDvs . ckssuisG
~ - eisie OasA - Q sasuaa -
- - GnsisAonss ~ - ssha1nsuhio
o1eA sAiaA - 80 - ouuas Z
sa0gsseiAG lsssssss - AsUian
49, ~ yss u - Nss1al, -
- -.
n - y psosA 4 ~ nssi.al
ea1sne - saGA osssiaG issssuosa-
- - vesa = kaA . eivsa. nisu
Lioiaa vissA Gsvs 'Inpsuoeso.
oasssAA," 80 "Hsse ~" M
Tssis nillss 80 Casvis T1svia Asss,
Eafss0 nsrA," sscoss, "WisA
- fSls nsssA, - Mn. ncNsii
ssaa . s1s, 'TsssalesA."
o0 wssssy srvsd l.scA u Aa.ss
a ~. 0Aaskk6asd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Look out for campaign can
ards during these last days b.
fore election. In derperate
straights, and without the rea-
eosable hope d e'ecting a single
oasdidate upon their ticket the
rvpsblicans will doubtiess circu-
Iate these canards in the hope to
- snap Judgment IRON the
voeess On some candidates. a
seosy which hes not sssa the
teAt ofday till . few hours bsfose
SaectioA = not worth q hoari0G.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Gusn - Z. o.aus.uo

UU - - Uo
Ahsus ~ 0nDAun - ouisn1s
a - Cksisau1a enAss~0 saisey
sssA - ssss.s1iy Va.susas ssssiag
= - p.sAas's ka9 ~ AssAsy, 4
hsiag she ssgu1ss ssrial saA bssi-
49, nrsaiaa
3 nese kss bsen . eoatest On Tor
the pssa month. tho so,iesv beinG
diviAsd iRso two iseAioas called the
gold aad silver The latter having
won the most points, II fell 10 the lot
II she fosmes 10 entertain them,
which hey did right royslly.
Aitee short bseiDess seesioR var
lose cossssss ssch - biting apples
which wess ssspeaded from the CELL
iaG, bobbias ior apples. appearing
peanuts. etc were indsleed in and
CRESTED . great deal Of sport.
witchee ssd blsck csts were every
whese in evidence
Refreshments consistine Of doaxh-
ssss, coisse. popcorn and sppIee were
served ea paper plsses decorated
Witches and eats.
All vote the gold's, with their pop
ulsr captain. Mio Jska Redden,
ds.iGAtf~l eatsiaess cad there is no
plse tke yosae people wosld rsther
20 sksa 10 The home Of Dr. sad Mrs.
Hsbhssd. whese thsy al~sys rsceive
. hearty welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
JOHN A. MARTIN

In Representative John A. Martin second Of
hs first receiving
pabhcy sugar
l.A sheG seoe Of
Maeea term
- bsy He people evsry qses
dsa wAieA csru.s for sosusiea
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
EDWARD r. TAYLOR

EAvs1 rayIr. C~en>n L~ue. ~Aae . ss.se sensasr
~ hsve pAassd 80 h~s - sesee bssks tan
lsassar n rsoaskaAe ss1sse ~.
Tayssr 4 il es1s60 - 0scA - - -
lsgi.asH.re u hsnA q - Qe p9ty M fsvsr 1aA
~ - - AWW k- Il e-. Rr asensce ke -
s.sssssa wrrse CslAe eAss.Ao q ".cae Jse'
sxn ressf RsA6sn
Aesxeslsse saAse q sa~A
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
GUNNls0N. COlOaAn0 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ~
a~
sS::

GsuHAsd< - 60 a she chiu6un a
sssss.; ia0suAAs<ss. sAs wasa a
tssaas The eyS 81 CuasssAs e.
avus 0snsisaa cd Gssa,saa euas-
y - 80 ssecssaa.
A1>ss o~r bssG ed siss.si-ss
sas~aass ts sks Nas1al .eAsA.
Aes,s sspsbsicsa end d,~ssosua ksA
ssaoA sAe~lAsr N sho~lA.s u -
keAs. ed - ksd wes-slD@a
wkse ess s~s~sss he'd put sAss.eA
swe hslb ts sas1sl srhash spas
Ne Wsssssa Slev<, and sks ssAss
90 sssusviaG set ssly che sspVass
d oaa WssAss1 Slov. eosssisa. k~s
sks SID sssissas0 a sAe osl,ki.o
~ tss~9. Tksa 0osesuss sAsf-
sueA, sA0osGAly isvsssiesAsd sAe
sscaesissd - jsa clai~s
a 0u.aisns ed iGasd - ~ ~
G1ny tAossnsA Aullass
We hsve 0sAss luis.As - uuussA,
~ u sAis sasssias sAsss . jsa 80
seV thsa - 60 eeVsso 80 sQVO-
jsss 60 - - 60 sh.s -
OUonss6e 49, 0essissa ananAs ~
~ 1uiaadh.
Ne osa q ~ - 6ka1vs1A
- asAs . - s.ssuaiD -
sssA solis. voy iAsiy ssoe q
yss sAisk 1AsPAsa Ossh - -
-, - isat ~ Q 6as 49, -
sAssA - - A0usnsDl Asd i
= - ssaissv Vsss.asa. - ~ =
~ spPasssai1g - 49, ~ sAe saa1s
~ 0aseissa = - sssusss M
y sss1ss>Di - viA sQqssci-
- ~ oask a sD2Ass0 Ne ~
psA.isss skssh %, - tse veslA
~ ~ pp.isiss suas lis1ls kosss IN
- ssssey UAsa - Nssuel esAuA
p ss1e sssiAsunisa. Tsks . lssk
= ~ hsssaio.a slssSssss kssss -.
vsns - ssaaiAss Z JsAs p -
~ - - 0ssis ysss sellA -
~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
lmus oauiulsulim

In No. I prscisct at Gsnnisoa.
the registsstios 10 very Close 70 400
A5oss $50. With nett Monday on
which belsAed voters can swees in
their r~eisarstion.
In No s. West Gsnnison, il hes
slso siieksly snder 400 sad
spms go in south town. A toaal of
1910 reeissesed IN Gsnnison. Qsise
The largest % record sDd showing .
considerable growth in osr city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

We note that Clssde ID. S0ith, .
forues Gssn,s.a hoy. hes opened .
lae4s WAoae.ale ssose u Grad Jssc-
siea. Ar. Smith alsssAy hss soss
ssaail As1e stases n thse psss Of The
wsAssn Shop. ssA this 10 . sssss W
wssd flliA9 ske loAG ssat want of .
OAu1eunae bueioen kesp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
.162 ~ ~.
'EE;35;E:::. = 4: :.

Atsss cusssAusuhsse diss~su;as q
she cssy eossad u.saisg T~ssA.s
sN Il IL Wss dscsAsA n oake . cas-
tsscs visA basus 4 hcEAuossN 81
ksasas Cay, sAs ~ ksass 60
s'se~sin& Sr.. ssA.s SArA shsy
wlil usase plsn~ ssd suAsusssse ks
- eslsses1 osssaspsl kGAs saA
Uesss plsns fss 0sssssSa
The psepossssoa - ksse Oss
Pssssst pleas - easd ~ ~ .. u
e~ fhe wsA~r pspss sss lssd. ssa
sAaa Asae csss hes t,ssa ssss. Tie
easctsse lsQhssAG sysssa d wires.
go sssssks~sss. esd pol~s sai
Asss wissaG y do.s. hss sAe pa.es
~ 80 pesr~t sassa plsss y soa
ooly 0ass0sSasleul, bet iasslkc.sss
s1 sAe OsuSi~G sa~a rksss .sss
he lesQss ksilssS. lssosr p~apa.
0ass sasassic essssussss Ws 60
ses ssiae 10 ksovs~ss h
weuld ~ lo>ly - Gasss % h.ss sAaa
80, ed wAy nsA shisk II - Sus.ss
hsiId . plsss Wisk sAsssusA ~
tsss shssss.A kas.spS~~ svsa
sAscl cksae sa~ssssisy - - eus-
siabs1 70 ossulsDsssisl ssAsspsisss
- sass.
~ OspA 0sssissa , ssokasaa
- ess tesss 80 siN ss sn s>ss-
siAg. rs.s a sAs,ssssAs q AasD-
Psu8 ouiso - sssae q i y p~
~ b bsill = - ssassaskAD esus
~ = ~ ssssssssiav q . ss.sss-
tisa.
0ssss - 0cllunaun hsss ssups-
- ssss 30 ossicipA pssss V1aaas
a sn sss>A kisAs - ADusi1aisns.
Thsis lse1sss 4 ssssoosoAsAisn e.
- sssy hiOkss.
~ sOssssSs y " 49, -
N0s saGisnsa, u ~ ss~Vs s.as
49, oAeaOn 49, N 49, ~
- psspasa, sia ssos - Oso-
oisus in1s1isslv; 49, Vssoais-
- sssssys - suai.sAs = - ~
- 1G.Nn oAuD anDunn1. -
aDta0 - aC1Du11G1D - - -
- saVpey - - - oo0e -
- = t0D kssrV.sss ~ ssss
sp6aG, sD>ss 80 siaiss~s hsve -
- lar~s ssA G9~sr~ n ske Aioess~t
Ps0posisioas lprtcve ttsem end shvesA-
- them o.s. vsse viii ne tskea On
~ ose desired II our ssz p~vess
<iscideA 10 s~sse bsads, Bss~s- Nc
Dusssll will sspesissesd the con-
seswosion. the taking and k.ssinH II
biAa. esks issl tssts II eoMplsssd
wesk, &C.. fos the veeslsr ~aeinses-
iAs co@miseioa a per crns II
ths bonds are voasd down, The pee-
lininaFy ans ssd estimates will
neA eost the town anything
News-ChsmDioa believes THE 10
the very best move that coSld hsse
bsea made Ut this time. We believe
in . Grestes GuRnison. and THE 10
os,e Of the vital ~Ser~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Twenty thrre davs 81 Oe%oher
~ese - clesr - he'll Pretty sood
secosd Tor . month in which ~ high
- tea fset II soow fell in portions
0f Colossdo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

The Methodist election dinsss Il
Masonic hall.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

PORT HURON DIMITEDS-7 A. m
and every two hours to D. m: Sum
days only, If y. m. Through locals
a. m. and every two hours to 8 D. m.
hourly TO 8 p. m, including limiteds,
hourly to IL y. m. Shore line to Mt.
Clemens. 6:2s n. m. hourly TO 11:2s ..
m.
FLINT LIMITEDs-.7:ss a. m. s:ss
A. m, 1888 p. m, 2:95 p. m. 1885 D.
m. Through locals. a. m. every two
hours 20 p. M: oxford only, IL o. m.
Flint, Sundays only, II p. m. To Romeo.
Z a. m. a. m. and every two hours 10
10 n. m. II p m.
JACKSON LIMITEDs-s:i5 a. m. and
every two hours to 6:15 D. m. Through
locals, Z a. IN. and every two hours 20
D. m. Ann Arbor only a. M. $50 ..
m. s p. m, 10 p. m, II p. m. Worthwhile
only $50 a m. hourly 10 $40 D. m.
1880 p. m: m. IL p. m. Saline cars
from Ypsilanti
TOLEDO LTMrTEDS-T.20 n. m. and
every two hours 10 $50 y m; Saturday
and Sunday, 1920 p. m. Through locals.
$50 a m. and hourly 20 $3.50 D. m;
Monroe only, 9:3o y. m, 1 p m.
WYANDOTTE DTV.--5 80 A. m, half
hourly TO S:3S p. m. hourly TO 1888
p. m.
PONTIAC Div.--s n m. 20 20 20 min
service TO $3.50 2. m. hourly 20 1890
p m, II p. m; birmingham only IL m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIN.-6 a. M hour
Nv 20 IL p. m.
'These cars run through 60 Saginaw
The Detroit times., 1910-11-08
BIRTHS.
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Walter S. Hershey. II Oakland
w alter Newakowski. $50 Jos. Cam
pau.
Frank Waniotek, 2S5 Garfield. f.
John kaminski, 3S3 Palmer
Giuseppe Narante. 296 wilkins.
Peter Carello. s51 Alexandrine, twins.
Herbert Livermore, 622 Fourth
Earl NJ Armour. 622 Fourth
Harry A. Culton. 277 Twenty first.
Frank Mazgowski, 675 Garfield
Robert Kruger. 619 Canton.
William Barker. 706 McKinstry
Melvin +. Creighton. 1899 Twelfth.
Iohn siemientkewsh, 1873 Farms
worth.
John Hamanczyk, 16 Crocow-pl
kostRnty Saikowski, 1888 Rivard
Edward Cunningham, 344 Sixth
Joseph Liwicki, II II.
Alexander Parise. 81 Inglis.
Raymond WITT. 254 Carter.
William Paterson, 200 Toledo.
Charles II. Rosenman, 26S l.. Eliza
beth
Gustave sieloff. so Lambert
Frank BahorskI, 9S7 Riopelle.
Andrew Mahinick, 547 GARFIELD
John Haidysz. s36 Dubois
Stanley Hrzanows<i. no Riopelle
John Stodulskl GA Garfield.
John Tisch. 1853 Adelaide.
carl Schiller. 80 Delray.
Henry Roberts, 427 Artillery.
stanislaus Cemborski $50 Harper.
Albert MasZczak, 667 Kirby.
John w. Gehrken. 512 Seyburn.
Emial lie MRigre, 1895 Fort T..
Adolph witowski. 466 Tillman.
Martin Kwiatkowski, 53S Superior
Anthony Klatt. 54S Willis r.
FtOryan Adamus, ST. Willis T.
Walter Gardzinski, 671 Theodore.
John Nowicld. 740 Hcndrle
stanley Klawider. 514 Willis.
Stanley Gadzinski. So Adele
John Kolacz, $50 AleXandrine.
Paul parchem. 517 Leland
Frank sweeney. Dazelle.
Stanislaw Rybozynski. 269 Rivard
Louis Beno 1856 Division
Christian r Schmidt 419 Junction.
Floyd Perkins. $50 Horton
The Detroit times., 1910-11-08

poll an exceptionally heavy vote
REPORTS from all over the state indi-
cate similar conditions.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. S-Weatner
conditions were perfect in Nebraska
and voters went 10 the polls early
The intense interest in the liquor
question. which overshadows all
other issues, promises to result IN
the heaviest off.year In the political
history OF the state.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov S.-Proposed
statewide prohibition brought out
Missouri voters today in unprecedent-
ed numbers. AT one South ST. Louis
voting place, a crowd of 400 men
waited for the polls to open. Weather
conditions were favorable
DALLAS, Texas, Nov S-The
election of state officers in Texas to-
day brought out normal early vote,
Fair and cool weather prevailed over
the state.