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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
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In she nisttar 81 the estate Of :. . Aartin
decaaseu
Nofica y her,sts given that 90 Mondas the
Zath ilnx a iebtuafry A. D.. inii al the houf
II a clpch n - said DAY. the beiBs
one ~ thr reg iilar DAYS - the Decamhrr
81 she tounty Court of tiunni-slE touuty
Ia thc state 81 30 irltdio, J. Nilllsm l. Martin.
Aamini -trator - said estate. will appear b,sfprs
the Jufafs 81 -sid ofari, present ms fius settl-
ment such Admi-trafor aud pra, the ayprus-
~ 81 the same nud will thsu ask - be dis.
charaei A. -neh iniztrator. A. winch time
and place ans Vifr-uu Interest may appear aud
pre eIit uhie tipiis o. The =HHe II any ti,rre be.
AND III kTHER NOTICE u HEREBf
CIV EN- That at -sid time aud place the Court
Will recuiFD and near pros,is concsrBins the
hrirs of sal 8 deuea-ad. pursuant 10 the verified
petition - said v William J.. Martin. claim
iut ~ her at laN of said decea=si. hereto.
firo flied hers'in. a=ki'l & = jn cal ascertain
meui aud a. tarminsfion - the heit -hip Of said
,-sfsf r. aud FROM vhich IL sppeafs that the said
illism l. Martin h. he sole aud only heir 81
NOW, THfREFORE. ans and all persons
; j Merlin. deceased. are hereby re-
guired o. b. aud appear thercat. or abide the
determination Of ihr curt thereon.
Dated Al tiunnI-on, Colorado. this hth day Of
January A. ~ iall
WILLIAM l.. MARTIN
Administrator ef the estate Of :. j. Martin.
deceased.
T. NJ. Nourse, Attorney.
Published Jan. 1S-feb. 40. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

This sure has been 'measiev
town for a few weeks, but the crest
1t the epidemic is over, aud, as IT
has been the regular German measles
with no complications, all cases are
getting around again Some funny
reports are along the lower valley
towns about Gunnison. but they are
ss Mark Twain said about bis re-
ported death, greatly exaggerated. "
As a matter Of fact Monirose, Delta
and Grand junction nave cases Of
these ordinary measles about all the
time, and no attention is paid TO II
Gannisoa had been so uncommonlv
healthy, that when the disease did
get seeded, ii found every Md in
town ready To take it at the same
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
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Es2ra to 30 .s..ss~srk xi-h sH ga
sE< ssaA.
sszsHss yoa soazs OF asassry -
seisss4e oE a; ~0rk
II sossaE oGly kses the esass-
thai
isacsacke ga8Es come from ssas
ssasys.
'T~ouSa save much nseass.s soc
sss.a 8 kidney fllis hep s.cs Aid
neys
ss@ay rssisaHts VI shiS vicinity sa-
aoEse tsea-
Mrs. O. ". B-oxa. y o box Nc.
~ Moatrose toio-. says. a had
ooasiaassble backsche aal ! thoaght
vEoaid never get rid Of H. AT times
I was ~ lame that ] couid hardly
get up from q chair and the siapass<
hoGss wcss Was performed only
Through a greet effort. was ner-
voss. cgaid not sleep well and had
hoziaches. Whom Doans kidney
Pills we're recommended 70 me. ] pro-
cured sapply and after taking them
a she.t time nay back reeaiRed he
strength can noe sleep well and
l faei better In every way"
For safe by all dealers. Price So
ccuts Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
n. r., Sole agents for the Upits1
States.
Remember the name-Doan s-aad
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

1t is reported that the Greeley
Normal are claiming that their bill 10
make Greeley the center and the
state teachers college" etc is not
aimed at Gunnison They mSst
think we are easy marks over here.
No one can read the bill carefully
and get any such understanding Of
it. The only thing to do TO Kill that
bill, and we are depending on Sens-
tor Twining and Representative
Pearson to do that. We believe
friends of Gunnison are pumerous
enough to see that she gets a square
deal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

Grand junction News;--En9ineer
George Porter, Tor many years en-
gineer ON the third division between
this city and Gunnisou, has been
granted leave Of absence and will
spend sixty days enjo, ine the pleas
nres Of the Pacific coast cities He
is very widely known. and is one Of
the oldest engineers in point of ser
vice ON the entire Rio Grande system
having been engaged in active work
ON their line for about 30 years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
CAST asvea uAPecnDpcS
SewsEhanptoa COrresposasnes.

Monday, Feb. &.
Bill Young is now imployed at the
Genright ranch for the winter.
Alvie Bottenfield and sister visited
Mt the Snodgrass home Thursday y
and Friday of last week.
A namber of rauchers visited
Crested Butte Friday and saturday
ON business before roads were blocked
again.
Mrs. n. r Booker is visiting in
Denver and Trinidad for two months
with friends. Mr.. n. 4. is trying
house keeping at present.
We understand that the summer
resort Arcadia il To he commenced
about April first. We are hoping
that it will soon be running full
swing. Boost for East river.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
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Eye eiOesa 8Ooejos6oG

San Francisco is to have the
Panama exposition. All Of which
will be good news to Colorado, since
the main stream of tourist travel
must go through here. If we only
had the broad gage. it would mean
more TO Gunnison and her summer
resorts
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
bOl.A
>e~ssihampion Correspoaaesce

Wednesday. Feb. =.
Everybody busy putting up ice.
Getting ready for hot" weather
Roy Phelps came down from Gun
nison last week enroute for Pow der
horn.
A. X. stevens and family left for
Denver the III IT of the week for few
weeks outing.
Mrs. ID. :. Humphreys went tn
Gunnison sunday evening to remain
few days.
j.. b. Hottel of Muntrose and Roy
Alexander Of timarron were here
wednesday ON business.
Mrs. &. Rouvicre and Mrs. j. X.
Rerg have been ON the sick list the
week but are bet ter now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
npssss Pssrkerso Stanisa

r. p Van Tuyi last week brought
in the Standard Bred Percheron Stal-
lion Sunshine purchased Of Finch
Bros, Illinois He weighs about
1850, is No. 1857, coal black, and
kne animal. Another good per
cheron added to the standard horses
that are coming into the county
While st Kansas City, Mr.. Van Tayl
completed a course in Scientific stock
breeding, for which he received a
certificate from the Scientific Breed
ing school Of that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
SsesAsr Isnss ~ y CssliAnAs

The senatorial at Denver drags Its
weary length along, with the same
relaiivs standing of candidates Ut
three weeks ago. The only relief
the monotony, 10 that the venerable
Senator Teller is mentioned as com
promise candidate.
Neither Speer nor Adams can win
In fact the belief is becoming pretty
general that the foxy Senator Patter-
son goaded Speer to run. because he
knew he could beat him, aud that
the combination would beat Adams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

Natick. Mass,-"l cannet express chat 4
went through dsrinx the Change Of I.ife ArfseO
L tried Lydia 4. l'inkham's Vegetatsse Cs0.
pound. L was in sWch a nervous ceaAttien 4
could not Keep STILL My limbs were c~sA. I
had creepy sensations and cesld nat sl<eO
nights. was finally told by tive pAysSciaos
shat had n tunsor.
- read enc day Of the wonderful cures pnsAe
ny Lydia T. Pinkhasa's Vegetable CeswpssaA
and decided to try il. and it has made pvsp = uel1
anaA 81. n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
Naaes e Deleeaaes

Appointed to attend the Colorado
Stock Growers meeting in Denver,
March 2. 3 and 4, 1911. and repre-
sentine the Gunnison County Stock
Grovers' asaociat,on
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
OFFICIAL PAPER OF sUNNIsoN COUNT
ma OlRiDs EDITORIAL lSSsCIIel

After its disasterous experience
with fires last summer the forestry
beginners are now going TO ''encoar-
age grazing so th,t the uneaten
dead grass will not act as fire trap
Ii has taken seven years for
the kids TO learn what any old ranch
man knew by exercising his good
common sense. We do not hear,
however, that the grazing fee will be
lowered to encourage" this industry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

The Western Slope Development
congress is billed to hold its second
annual meeting in Delta, about
March eighth Some very noted
speakers will be present
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
ANOTHER sI,lILAR CASE.

C0fnwallSille. n. Y.-~l have Ieeu takjw~
Lydia Il. PakhaM's Ne.yetahle Csssvs,s,,,,,s, f,,r
some time for Change II Life, nervousness, and
= ibroid growth.
Two doctors advised to GO to the
hospital. but 0sse day while I was away visiting
met woman Who told to take lydia ii
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. djSl 80 ana /
know II helped me wonderfully. I am VERY
thankful that l was told to try LYDIA g;
Finkham's Neectabse CsmpcsnA.--Mr..W "
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

The Nexican revolusioa seeos 10
Be Just getting nicely saarssd. Il
locks Ike the real artic,A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10
D Lysa e. Palh..'s Vseseah,. CO.,

The Change Of Life is the most critical period of
womans existence and neglect Of health this time
invites disease
Women everywhere should remember that there is no
other remedy known to medicine that will successfully
carry women through this trying period as Lydia E.
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound made from native roots
and herbs. Here is proof:
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

The key to the "Rainbo~ Route
is the Monarch pass rosd. Get that
and the rest will follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

Albert Hildebrand.
The aseociaton is entitled TO %
delegates, and any other who wish
TO 60 ehosld notify the secretary,
B. A. Hartman, or President Stoee
at Gunnison-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

lhe makers OF Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound have thousands of such letters as those above -
they tell the TRUTH else they could not have been obtained
tor love or money This medicine no stranger-;t h,,
stood the test for years
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

mas worked miracle for Lydia 4.
Is w"rth its weight i'm duriwv thie
period of life. Ii 1t will help nuIi.i
letter-Mrs. Nathan ID. Greaton Main St S,t.L
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

sutter wraps for sale q Nevs-CAam
Zoe
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-10

80 - yeo k04lA r. flnkhawh yeRv>>nse
- - ~ $1,000 regs6y f~e
Sesye1 W10 - - u - 49,
eaU0 eOuoD - 80 ~
s0o - o0O - - oR1R
1 tsaASoa e1Seoes - - Uuoso
49, use~essoe - eeaeA me q e1~c1N-
Aonf~.s 0fA flnAAaA LyuH. HSSs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
SAYS SMOKING KEEPS
PEOPLE FROM HEAVEN

To the Editor OF THE TINES:
My opinion in regard to smoking and
the use OF tobacco n any form Is that 1t
10 lust Of the hesh." and creates an
appetite for strong drink. 1t also IL q
waste Of money and an abomination in
the sight Of God and to true Christians.
Most any gentleman-though not Chris
tian-if he has q desire to smoke while
acting rs an escort to lady. will ask
permission to smoke. II 1t were right
he would not have TO ssk. as his con-
science would not be condemned. It is
9 nuisance In the car. with the foul
fumes blowing In Your face. 1t destroys
the body God says any man that de-
stroys his body Him will destroy. As
our bodies are the temple Of the Holy
Ghost think it will shut them out OF
heaven. If God says nothing that de-
fileth can enter the kingdom, I think
any one can see II they will, unless 1t
win be the one that sells. and the one
that buys.
MRS. MINNIE e. sCHEITLIN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07

the players may easily get their game
so tangled that there will be nc way
out, and they will have to remain
here. Psrhaps, IL would be the BEST
thing for the country. A session run.
ming to the middle Of October would
keep the campaign quiet down to that
time. The spellbinders would be con-
centrated in Washington, talking to
the somewhat unsympathetic and un-
responsive official and press reporters.
Perhaps, there would be less annoy
ance to the country's continuing af-
fairs II the campaign could be locked
up in Washington until the last nix
weeks, and then . short, sharp con.
test be made for the pole on the home.
stretch of the race.
OF one thing we may be reasonably
assured, and it is, that If Congress re-
mains with US till the folders in the
shock, it will not do it, in Presidential
year, because Of especial devotion to
public interest. II win do 1t because
it feels safer in Washington, under all
circumstances, than out in the constit.
uencies explaining from the hustings
what did and didn't happen, and why.
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WILL CONGRESS HAVE THE
NERVEi

1t seems to be common opinion that
tho session of Congress will not be
ended in time for the national conven-
tions. The earlier is likely to be about
July l, and the later about two weeks
after that date.
1t is largely a question whether
party leaders will have the courage to
take a stand and quit. A session run
ming to October would be for the larger
part testimonial that neither party
in Congress was willing to stand on
the record made up before that time.
If Congress is still in session when the
national conventions meet, neither
party will be in position to view with
alarm" SO effectively or emphatically
as if it had adjourned and the record
were made up. And in the conditions
that mark the opening of the session
it is very likely that by the middle of
June each party win suspect that the
other is in the way of getting most ad-
vantage out of an adjournment with
out finishing the job, or at least going
a little farther toward developing a
situation that will place the RESPONSE
bility on the other.
10 being q session of political play,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
Hero Sentenced to Thirty
Days on Blackwell's
Island.
HOW HE EXPLAINS
ABSENCE TO WIFE
Complications Arise When He
Tells Her He Was In
Mexico.

vance men" are not more truthful than
they are usually given cridit for being.
Half hundred In number, all good to
look at, many of them with good voices.
and all OF them dancers, the chorus II
one Of the best seen in Washington this
season.
The star IL the same old clown come
peculiar mannerisms. q little subdued
possibly. but az funny AZ ever. Tho
cast with few exceptions Ia an excel
lent one. Maud Lambert, she OF the
ras m so prb fame me seen in the
to Blame and BE My Irish senorita''
were encored repeat dly,
Possibly the number that was most
appealing OF All was when There's
Two New
Dances Introduced
Two spscialties which wet, woven sss
the performance were the Berlin Mad
caps" and "Ths Marvslous Millsrs."
The former offers . mad sort OF dance
that includes some wild tumbling that
makes the name madcap very appropri-
ate. The Millers introduce . dance thst
while very suggestive Of the Apache
dance Of recent fame 10 cleverly exc
cuted ana makes decided hit with the
audience.
The Madcaps also took an important
part in the "Lock-step. Two-step Glide .
which caught the fancy Of the audience.
While there are some features OF the
performance that could be eliminated
without making any material change.
notably the Save the Men" number
which doubtless was Objectionable to
many in the audience. despite the fact
that It is clever little song well sung.
the performance az o whole IL remark
ably clean. Any cliticisin that might
be made would be gratuitoue. for to Gee
lover the River Is to laugh and keep
on laughing and that is the speciality
JULIA MURDOCH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
THE EVOLVED CAUCASIAN
AND HIS SOCIAL SYSTEM

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
the word creed and the word re-
ligton mean two things that are most
pertinent and appropriate In Caucasian
life, The word religion means q re-
binding or the curing of an injury taat
an individual has received as result Of
his own error. To prevent a similar
injury, the individual forms an inten-
tion to avoid repetition of its cause.
And this change In the mind 10 religion.
The word creed means faith or belief
In the teachings of an instructor. BY
accepting such teachings an individual
often avoids the necessity of learning
OF harmful things by personal experi+
ence. Thus, through his credulity or hla
Intelligence a creed appeals TO the lndi-
ViduaPs selfishness. The same 10 true
OF hymns that are used In worship under
a creed. Worship Is mainly q sym-
phony OF sympathy In which the mems
bers covenant with each other for the
good OF all. Worship IL therefore a most
useful social exercise or function.
n fitting creed 10 the most important
support that q code of morality can
have. A htting creed Is one that ms
the general Intelligence of the people,
There Is a creed that thus fits us. hue
Il ID not operation. Before we considet
this creed let US take q view of the
origin and foundation of the creeds shat
support the precepts of so-called morale
ity that demoralize our social system.
and then compare that foundation with
the physics OF the universe.
II. IL swEARIN6EN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07

Of all the police, saloon, and license
business of Baltimore must be Demo.
crat. But who shall name himf There's
tho rubl
One suggestion was that Mayor
Preston might. But that, while the
natural thing, didn't please the 'lead-
ers," It is explained, because Mayor
Preston, while Democrat, isn't their
kind. He inclines to 60 it alone. He
is reported building up q machine to
make himself governor and then Sena-
tor. He counsels with nobody, and to
give him this one-man boss-ship Of
police and saloons would be mighty
dangerous.
Of course, it might be arranged to
have this one-man boss named by tho
governor, and have Governor Crothers
do It few hours before he goes out
of office. But--horrible contemplation
Maryland might elect another Re-
publican governor next time, and then
the one-man boss would be his meat.
It'll never do to take such . chance.
And 80 the "leaders," unable to agree
on q perfectly safe way Of getting this
job tout of politics" and forever on the
Democratic side, are uncertain whether
they can put it over at ALI
Altogether it's choice and savory
mess. We could wish that Messrs.
Blair Lee and William L. Marbury,
whose professions of reforming zeal
we once took more gravely than has
latterly been possible, might have de.
clinsd to lend responsibility to the
piratical conferences Of such Headers"
These gentlemen do themselves no
credit when they appear as indorsers
of the character certificate of the John
Walter Smith German Mahon gang.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
,uiity to the charges preferred against

suiity to the charges preferred against
them.
James B., having wrecked the Los
Angeles Times building with dynamite.
can hardly believe that his intentions
were directed to the wiping out of hui
man lives, but solely to the destruction
OF the building itself, for the purpose
OF suspending business indefinitely.
Desperation, which Is commonly
brought about by strikes and lockouts,
plays an active part In the laboring
mans mind. There are men who would
not even harm the hair on another
head, but during a strike or lockout
they consider themselves justified In re-
of property in order TO win their cause.
! do not approve Of capital punish
ment for either one. but life imprison-
ment for James B. and about fourteen
years for John for destroying the Lew
ellyn Iron Works are very fair SEN
fences indeed. A. F. HUDOME.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
NUISANCE EXISTS
NEAR PATENT OFFICE

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Believing that in these days of high
prices any Information which can be
impaired relative to offsetting the high
cost Of living will be worthy q place In
the Mail Bag. submit the following:
Venture along G street northwest. be-
tween Seventh and Ninth, some night
and get a Whit of the vile offensive,
smoking odor that exudes nightly from
pile of something resembling crushed
stone near the Patent Office. 1t will SO
upset you that you will not want any
breakfast the next morning. Pass 1t
on the way to work next day and you
will be unable to eat any luncheon. Re-
peat the process at noontime and save
the price of supper. Surely something
Is rotten In the state OF Denmark
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07

In . quotation, 1.-THE laws delay"
resumed my perusal Of The Washington
Times. and again he interrupted me.
"On this same page Of the paper 10
another column devoted to the news
Of those desperate criminals, the Nc
Namara brothers. They plead guilty o:
atrocious crimes and are sentenced with
out trial. although ! understand that
unlimited funds were provided for their
defense by deluded men. Is there no
fixed law in this country?'
Like the man who was asked by the
working garment. ! was speeches"
Then I remembered that am a patri-
cite American. so replied, you seem
to forget that this is the Land Of the
PATRIOT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
LET nth ST. LINE RUN
TO SAUL'S ADDITION


Universal transfers have been dis
cnssced for some months. and as yet NO
decision has been reached. II uniyersaI
transfers are not 10 be given. let Us
have more car lines. Is there any
reason why the Eleventh street limo
could not be continued from Eleventh
to Thirteenth street on Park road, and
thence extended oft Thirteenth a. fa-
as eaul's Addition at leastf The Elev-
enth street line ending at Park road
makes 1t necessary for all residents
living north of Park road to either
take the car at Fourteenth street or
Georgia avenue. This causes q great
deal Of Inconvenience to those desiring
the Eleventh street cars.
Within the past year hundreds Of
people have moved In the vicipities Cd
Petwonh and North Colurrbia Iieights
for them to parronize. At office hours
1t is almost impossible to accommo-
date the throngs. and II In a short time
another car line 10 not provided. tbd
Bic the passengers The Eleventh street
car service shoIld by all means run
further to celietc the congestion.
How much longer Will the crowds ba
service and hear the ever comrnandins
cry Of plenty of room UP front; pass
to tae front Of the car. please" when.
as, we all know. there isn't loom to
tahe one step.
l.. for one, voice my opinion in tho
Mail Bag, and hope others interested
in the inattcr will express their selti-
nients. by fling The protests. objec-
authorities take notice Of the needs Of
the patrons, the much desired Car line
might materialize.
The officers OF the traction companies
dittons INV existing. Just so they get
the fares We must be satisfied.
NJ. HARDING.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
MCNAMARA AFFAIR
RECALLS JOHN BROWN

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
Far be 1t from me to excuse or con-
done the hendish outrage of the Nc
Namaras. but except for actual results
how much worse is 1t than John
Browns attempt to incite a servile in
surection?
Sanborn. in his life of John Brown,
tells US that of the contributors to
gantze and arm his band, very few
were ignorant Of the purpose for
which the money was intended to be
used; and among the contributors are
found some of New England's great
ly honored names. VIII not The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-12-07
LORD GEORGE ASKS
A POSER IN LAW

To the Editor Of THE TINES:
Lord George, who was reading The
Times. threw his cigar into the fire
and interrupted me with the question
How Is II that In your country a man
who pleads guilty to numbering his wifs,
and says he does not wish q lawyer, Is
compelled to stand trial. and have law
yers assigned TO conduct his defense 2"
1.-THE lawyers claim the usual defense
of insanity. Intending to produce evil
dence that some years ago the murderer
was pronounced of unsound mind in
New York"
"Why was he not placed in an asy-
lump"
/ am no lawyer, SO I took refuge