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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06

the vacuum, the water
is evaporated in a mod
crate heat, with out
seorehing.
Nothing is added, as
there is to condensed
milk no sugar, no
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06
Whole-Milk Flavor

Milk dishes made with Van Camps Milk are
exceedingly rich and savory. Dishes made of
milkmen's milk cannot compare with them.
Some women think that this flavor is due to
something artificial, but it isn't. II is simply the
favor of whole, rich milk.
Mlkmen's milk separates. The butter fat rises
and the solids fall. When that milk gets to the
cooking it is rarely more than a half-milk.
Van Camps cannot separate. 1t contains too
little water. So it brings to your milk dishes the
whole-nilk favor. When you learn what tina,
means you will never cook without it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06
SUFFERED AGONY
WITH ITCHING
And Burning. Sores Like Boils All
C9cT Icy. Parts of Flesh Raw.
Could Scarcely Bear Clothes On.
Nearly Worn Out When He Tried
Cuticura Remediesand Was Cured.

About four years ago l broke ont with
sores on my arms Ike boiIs. Aftcr -
months they were all over my BODY. some
coming, and come enino 49, Il -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06
Ice Creams Puddings Biscuit
Made With Germless Milk
Madam here question daily question
you and yours. Pray give a moments hearing

There are myriads of women
who have ceased the use of
raw, germ-laden milk. Some
have done it for safety, some
for economy, some to get bet
ter food.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06

starch, no preservative. Nothing is suotracteG
save water. When you put back that water the;
milk is the same-save for sserilizaton-as it was.
when it came from the cow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06
Utterly Sterile

The evaporated milk is sterilized by heat-aftrr
the can is sealed. The milk when you get Il is
utterly sterile. Not germ of any kind can exist
in it.
Raw milk you know, contains millions of
germs. Van Camps contains ALL This
sterilization is considered essential. Careful
people won't milk without it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-06

The l6-oz. cans-a full
pint-costs 10 cents. The
6-oz. can costs S cents.
Yourgrocer hasit, shipped
from our nearest dairy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
RAILROAD NOTES

Ray Andrews is now employed as
extra call boy.
John Grenfell is new helper at
the round house.
The wrecker was taken to Lu Jane
Tuesday to put car back ON the
track.
Fortv-one car loads of hav were
shipped ON the Baldwin branch last
week.
President Jeffries of the u. q r.
@ passed through Gunnison Tues
day ON tour Of inspection.
Van Haggart commenced work the
first of the week as night caller at
the d. q r. @. round house.
Jim Darter, who has been en-
ployed at the Judy ranch this sun
mer, rs now acting as bostler helper
Roy Epps and Frank Crary re-
signed their positions at the round
house the first of the week and have
gone to La Jane
Engineer Frank Fitzsimmons
came over from Salida the first oi
the week and went to Crested Bate
TO relieve Martin Foxgruber. who
now runs west out Of Gsnnison.
The Baldwin train has temporarily
changed its time Of leaving Gunni.on
frum 1 n m. to s:l5 .. m. This Is
20 that the trip can be made before
the frost has melted froa the grass
along the track, thus lessening the
dmeer of FIRE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration to h9alth rnecns SO much
TO me that for THE sake of other suffer-
ing women ! asl willing to make my
trouble public 50 You may publish
this letter. Mrs. CuAs. BARCLAY,
RID, GraniteviIle, VT.
No other medicine for woman's irs
has received such widespread and I'M
qualified endorsement No other med
iciDe We know Of has such record
Of cures as has Lydia l.. Pinkham's S
Veeet&ole Compound
For more than 30 years II has been
curing woman's ills sach as inflamma-
ton, ulcerafion. fibroid tunors. irrer-
ulafities, periodic pains and nervous
efcstrati0n. and ii il unesuallea for
carrying women safely through the
tefioa q change of life.
Ms~. flahAam, af u4yua. Mssa.
ouVtees a11 serk WWDea - Ursoe
Aeef~p s1vtre. eeeR aAV6ce = eRN
- always Ae1pfA
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
ln@0 CNIRADe DI1Rul lSSsCklOK
ANNOUNCEMENT

On November | the undersign.
ed became owner by transfer oI
the Gunbison NewsChampion.
The transfer Includes the job
printing plant, as well as the
good will of both the job plant
and the newspaper
Reiereuce is made to the GOOD
WILL at this time as matter
OF emphasis.
1t is intended To direct atten-
tion to another phase of the sit
uation.
Not only does the undersigned
desire the GOOD WILL of the
former owner Of the NewsCham-
pion but he also desires that the
GOOD WILL Of this community
be given him.
This, of course. the former
owner OF the News-Champion had
not in his power to do.
But the undersigned now asks
for this GOOD WILL at the
hands of the people OF Gunnison
county.
In consideration for this inval-
uable asset, I he undersigned
pledges himself 20 strive to up-
build Gunnison county, and he
realizes that in so doing he will
he working to the welfare of the
city as well.
Politically the NewslChampion
will he Democratic.
But that does not mean that
every Democrat regardless of
caste will he supported, or that
every party action will be ap-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
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| 49, -
With this issae ! speak the last
word as editor to friends d eleven
years Of business life. Thus to
say farewell brings regret, al
though in relinquishing the paper
1T is not my intention to kave
this locality which have always
held to be the favored spot of
Colorado. However, health con-
siderations which caused the sale
must enter into plans for the
future.
The cheerful labor of assisting
to build a prosperous commun-
ity through the medium Of these
columns has been greatly enjoy
ed. And not least among the
pleasant memories which future
years may call to mind will I've
recollections of the loyal friends
and patrons OF the paper with
whom it has been my privilege to
associate. l have made some
enemies. I am not ashamed of
them, but the future holds no
rancor, rather sincere good will.
which ] trust is reciprocated
The paper and printing factory
passed on November first into
the hands of Mr.. Chas. +. Roehrie.
aud | beg leave to commend him
to your favor and to ask for him
the same kindly business regard
and support. Mr. Roehrig has
Tor years been prominent in As
sociated Press Offices at Chicago
and Denver and will be able
through his intimate knowledge
OF the modern press service to
give Gunnison county and it's
magnificent resources advertising
and publicity which they have
always deserved and never secur-
ed. He will, | am assured. con-
time to make the NewsICham-
pion, The leading newspaper of
the Gunnison Valley"
Yours cordially,
ii. +. LAKE JR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

proved
The undersigned hopes that
every dwelier within the l,oaRd-
aries of this great county wbA
read the NewslChampion.
Naturally he would wish this
for financial reasons, but in real-
Itv he desires it more so the Iusu-
pie may have justifiable groasds
for cIiticizing the policy and
style OF the newspaper, if er5ti-
cism Is due.
Let US pull together for Gunnl-
son county, which is unguestioa-
ably the greatest aud richest
stretch of territory, as lar ~
natural resources are concesnssd,
included in the limitations of any
boundary lines in these Unit<d
Stat ties.
Let the shibboleth be: FOR
THE GOOD OF THE EMPIRE
OF GUNNISON."
CHAs. y. RoEHRIG,
Editor, NewslChampioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

TIE hne spirit shown by Delts
ssd Aontrose counties representa-
tives at the good roads conference at
Dssts Isst week, IN Offering and sup
porting the resolution to ask the
state highway commission to appro-
prisAe ven thousand dollars of Delta S
sRd Aontrose's share of the state
highway funds 20 complete the two
mesa roads in Gannison county, is
perhaps the most convincing proof
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
hsssAAssrs rsks huussssise Gsssnaa

The Dos Rios Land and Cattle Co
the purchasero of the Hartman ranches,
took possession on Nov. 1. Bruce
Hartman will act as manaeer, at
least Tor year. The company will
make a specially If the dairy bust
ness. and to this end will increase
the Hartman milk herd. The barn
ON the place below town is being re-
modelled 10 shelter at least forty head
od cows The company has com
pieted the construction of concrete
dairy house at an expenditure of
$1,000. Bruce Hartman told the
News-Champion Representative that
the company would start a bottle de-
livery m Gunnison within a short
time. Later the company, he said.
would begin manufacturing cheese
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
C AAnAcG anT sgyIH
- n6Cssk anna

The sissrss -1l.o.--ssa as.l..r a.....-
49, sasf "a h C.useh saa >s1
Against the HEcs-ssre Aoss i.sn Rad
Rad eoaapaay. ~aeEssn the s!ssutli1
chained tas BcriSanaapce 81 q co.-
ssEscissu ean1sset tss ~hsch ~ork no
ssslsemesss rad been made. w..s CD q
90 TUESDAY es sss osesr ~ eectes os
fh-trscs Jsaee tal.ss Ac1 al. sstssns
IN the Prs-esss -ss--sssa os the as-srse.
couu here. awarding the plasatIss the
sam ul s2o.els
The aecree Was based on the re-
port II the rssierees agreed spsa t,e.
tween the plaintiff and the aeieuaani
ocsober 3. 1871
According - the stipulation fsr
the sppoaD1ment of retesees. ~nich
~ lnclseied m she aecEes Of the cusrt.
both PARTIES aa<ee ~ waive the right
of cnsliea9e or resses. ss well ~ the
privilege 10 appeal or ssA ior a mes
trial
The Feferees. IL W Cowsa, Georae
q Anderson aad C. II Middleton.
foand thai The plaintiff frm had
fully performed it's contract with the
defendant. entered into June 22,
1893 This CONTRAST called for clear
tng and erubbsns OF the riShi II
~ss ct the deisndants projected line
af rallroad, leading from the town of
Marble ~ a sostbeasierly dlrection
30 the plant and assrr,es Of the
CRYSTAL River Marble company, four
miles distant.
The terms Of the contract also
bound the plaintiff 10 the grading of
the rosdbed, constructing OF bridges
end lavlRe Of rails.
The referees found that the work
vas completed in due time and ae-
aeptea and that the total amount due
the plaintiff ID September, 1910. was
x53.9ss OF this sum but x35, ,Ots
was paid leaving a balance, which,
with interest TO date Of decree,
amounted TO S20,6l4.
The decree e the court gives the
plaintiff firm FIRST lien upon the prop
erty Of the railroad company, and
the company is allowed one hundred
and twenty days in which TO settle
the judgement, at the end of which
time, If settlement has not been
made, enforcement of the lien is
ordered
The law firm of Vale. McAllister
and Vale of Denver represented II
Cloueh and Son, and Ckas W.
Waterman of Denver was the attor-
ney for the railroad company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
VINO RecoasaaESoCD rpoeu,
Bryan's Commoner

bryan's Commoner
President Taft-You appointed to
the chief Justlceship of the supreme
court, Justice White, who, thirteen
years ago, took the trusts side of the
trust question; you appointed him
over the head of Justice Harlan who
had served longer and with more
distinction and who had taken the
peoples side on trust and other
questions. Who asked YOU to give
a trust Democrat the preference over
an antitrust Republican? Make
public the recc cmmendations, written
and verbal. and let the people know
the influences that dictate your ap
pointments
You appointed Governor Hughes
to the supreme bench after he had
interpreted your platform to suit the
trusts and he proceeded 10 JOIN Chief
Justice White and carry out your
platform promise TO amend the anti
trust law by weakening it.
Make public the written and ver-
bal recommendations upon which
you appointed Justice Hughes and
let the people see how many trus,
maenates united to secure his ap-
polntnent
All the other supreme justices, ap
pointed by you. took the side of the
trusts in those decisions. Make
pubic the written and verbal re-
commentators on which vou ap-
pointed them and let the pubic see
how completely you have turned our
highest court over 10 the trusts.
foH now say that the trusts. hay-
ing secured What they want. there
shall be no char ge in the Law Hav-
ing aided the trusts to make tine law
to suit them, ycu now propose 10
keep the people from amending the
Law in their interest.
Please tell the people Why any,
BODY bot trust nagnste should in
dorse your position On the trust
question
A vote to approve President Taft's
pol,cies 10 . vose for the trvess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

e,hiaasslle Il the h.sraoslous accard
~ssh Winch wessarr ssqp< cssnssss
are ~orksnx fus the pssrY,,ss II gassa
rosas aese.s pusssai The E.4pbo~
t.ssse ~lA -ssu And place 90 the
ssaP ~sft sscn eeseEose dssyssy 81
active Inieress. t;si tbere l- noxhsng
ss.rprIs4Ix lu thss aitstsd<. y sea osss
eon-saes- ase nsDtss.l eenetf ~ .e
obtained iron tnas smFroseuseni q!
Ptssscsl conassss,ss tsosa rssar are
an abr iY.e s.cesssiy " qsack and
pssrm.ssns grs~sh ID any essusussnssy
-ssa We have a community spteress
~ aaasiasa and Perpetusie. Ae~s
OhsmpIon. N The Dsnse of Gunnl-ou
ss'sIsis. wishes ~ express comaen-
astian II the magHsnsusoas splrss of
nesxhborssaess exhibited ai the Delta
esafercaee
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

A Wssh,nssea d..p.sch trln9-
- aegs sksf t,ees have tsken p.~-
s~rsaa a bis poplar tree near the
pss-lasus'.l osEcee ~ the Whsae
8s.ss The ds.pssch did sas ss~se
Usether stey we're of the ssr.esy
49, bazz ssaUs sescpasse csnd.da.es
SIS ihe presidency, and q. Vel these
- a. evidence thai ANY ot the per.
szsaal pTePer,y of TAFT. Wilson. fi.r-
1an. Champ Clsrk. or even fheodose
~ seselt have ssrsyed s~sy frum
sAelr hives. tAesevss, more os hess
sstheassc sataEnssaisn 10 eousaaned
- she d'spssch " the effect thai one
Il The bsss ~ss seen bszzsnS bssaly
sboui the doass oi Sepsios I.AF olierte
ssd that Tsf, had bees seat . &. q
d. message 10 hasten hoee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Ii has been suggested that when
the fine cement walk is completed
from La Neta TO the Normal, as it
probably will be this week, 1T will
then be in order TO nave a string of
electric lights for the dark corners
along the walk. That sounds like a
good idea, and fortunately we have
the municipal light plant to carry it
out with if the spirit moves our town
council.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

A well-kpown local attorney, upon
being introduced TO the new editor
of the News-Champion. interroeated
him ne 10 which side Of the forest
reserve he, the EDITOR. was on.
The person interroeated. for diplo-
matte reasons, evsded the Question,
bat perheps he might have correctIv
stated his position ae on the "out-
side. - all other. ANXIOUS 10 80
Justice done appear to be.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
~ ~ 11i.uisnssy v.lh c.

The Rev J. NJ Koehlsr, an Episco-
pal clergyman, working among the
deaf mutes in the west, was a visitor
in Gunnison this week. He came to
visit his son, Leonard koehler. wi no
II here at present and expects TO
make Gunnison his home. Rev. Mr..
koehler also visited his sister-in-I Law
Mrs Alice Miller and his brother-in-
law, Leonard HOPPER. Of Powderhorn.
neither Of whom he had seen in
twenty five years.
Rev. Mr.. koehler has been deaf
since he was q boy Of thirteen wears,
but he retains the power of speech
and articnlates remarkably we'll for
one who has not heard a sound for
nearly forty years
Rev. Mr.. koehler is a graduate of
the National College for the Deaf al
Washington, ID C. and also Of the
Theological school of the Episcopal
church in Philadelphia He has
been engaged in work among the
deaf mutes in the East and West for
over thirty years
Rev Mr. koehlers present head
quarters are in Kansas City and his
field extends from Iowa to Colorado
and from North Dakota 10 Texas
He covers this territory about once a
month, making more than forty stops.
There are estimated to be 10000
deaf mutes in his territory. There
are ten state schools for the deaf,
with about two thousand scholars
Rev. Mr. koehler travels from sixty
TO seventy-fve thousand miles every
year and he has made six trips
abroad in connection with his work
He expressed himself 10 a representa-
tive OF the News-Champion as much
impressed with Gunnison and sur
roundings He was shown over the
Normal school by Miss Vera Adams
and considers it one of the finest
buildings of the kind be has ever
seen. Rev Mr. koehler stated that
the people Of Gunnison were among
the most hospitable be has ever met.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

II Is nos setl 10 place too much
cor hdeace IN one' keeaness IN luda
Sss character. Ne we're fsrcibiy
~. pressed wIsh the truth of this v,e~
ealy recently BesaS so.aewhat Of a
Stranger IN yoar mldst, we under
teok 10 form opinions of the passers
by from fscssl asd other indicst,ons
Oer hrss deduction Of sour faced
csabbed-appesrlns gentleman was
thai he must be the very personi6ca-
tson Of sel6shaess and hard hearted
mess. We learned lster that he was
o. h's wsy 10 q phys.cisns office to
have boil on his mech treated
The Iafsli,biIpty of our new plan
ds INDEED somewhat in our estima-
tion, bot we decided to give it an
other trial. A mean-visaged, m
drawn boy Of perhaps twelve years
was observed approaching along
MAN street He carried . stick and
D he lifted by, he thwacked We
wickedly wlth the aforesaid stick :.
end prs,eeded on his wsy snmindful
Of our ehidins. We kuew in our
mind that he mSst be the most wn-
sedeemsble hsmsn soul that ever
winged itself TO perdition. We
stopped long enough in our parsuit
OF the vague and mystic thing called
tle news TO give q pitying thoaeht for
mother Whose sorrowing future we
plainly could picture Imagine our
shocked mentality when We learned
chat THE ssppossd earthly agent Of
the Imp of Dask ness wss is reality
the - bsAsssd cad nose snivers-
ally beloved child in 0unnisoa
eosHty, end shat be IVES merely
ss6er'aS from toothsche; and that
the crsbbed, cross grained person
wsa. Indeed, the town philanthro-
pAist. Needless TO say that we de-
cidsd immediately to abandon our
plea OF attempting to read character
= . glance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
- AnuE r OnEAnu
C soakdS 111aEAHlEI

A gsasa.sc -srue9ie snsoissng
mlslions IT csssslsrs es invested eaps-
ssl j. br.nS wagea ~ the c0.rts b.
esners II large sslgsae Reservoirs ~
the Sossh f.srts vsisey oi porshssr;-
cru Coiorsas ~ presens tne eptssce-
nseui vt she ss~ xa,ca assslso~s the
storage ct ~sser an resersosrs II .
pms sPpropr1sior wssss~ ~ sse the
water.
AccordIax to a recens rshng 1t
the saPseuse eosrt. pr'or spPsoPrs-
sior NAV demand the wssssr sk,ch
would tsieaG y q RESERVOIR company
and sPoa wh.eh sack company aaehs
depend sssoius,.ls tor sts sspply,
~hetker or Bos the waser was wanted
for immediate Use by such pr,or sp-
prppr,ster The eaect would he 10
completely deprive the reservoir
compsay of rts water sspIay. The
ressa naturally wosId be ~ leave
the reservoir bseh aud dry. and the
hsrdreds. poss.bly the.ssnds, of
tsrmers dependent upon ssch psssr-
vosr syssesa for water for lrrlSstloa
would hnd 1t lmpossibie to grow
crops
In Weld end Iarmier coantles are
located RsmeEoss immense lrriSa-
lion svssenss, dependent spoa stored
water for supply, and great scseaee.
have been sold st fancy prices upon
the honest representation that un-
limited water would be furnished
the buyers for their crops.
The ofiiclsls of these companies.
as well as the farmers dependent Up-
ON their reservoirs for water, are re
ported TO be up in arms. and 1t is
said that even real armed resistance
10 enforcement Of the letter Of the
law will be made.
Not only are Weld and Lsrlmer
counties concerned IN the os,eome If
the controversy, but all sections Of
the state where SIMILAR conditions as
10 source ct water supply for ,rrlea
uon exist are belLg stirred to reali-
cation Of the menscing situation.
The supreme court TOOK eogni-
zsnee of the matter when it ordered
set aside the temporary inj unction of
the district court IN a suit brought
at Greeley, wherein it was held thas
the PRIOR appropriation coaId sse
water only In "Irrlgstioa season
and that after the expiration Of such
limit Of time, the reservoirs could
take the water for storage. The
matter 10 yet To he finally sdladi-
Gated BY the supreme court In the
meantime State Engineer Comstock
has directed oil his division engi-
neers TO stop the storage Of water
wherever . psiH sppEeprissoF de-
nsnds thst this be dome.
Over here in Gunnison county
where there 10 water enoagh TO irrl-
gate the whole western slope if neces-
vary, and where there 10 no danger
Of any situation arising where legal
test would result in anyone being
deprived Of water with which TO irri-
gate his land, there must come to the
feeling of security when
he ponders over the situation pre-
sented in the contest pending in the
reservoir sections Of the state.
Who wosld willingly leave q sec
lion where conditioas are as We have
Ihem here to chase phantom con-
Iured by the extrsvagant promises
of an oily y-tongaed promoter, such as
Are usually engaged to exploit the
arger reservoir systems being pro-
noted in all sections of the West?
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

aue a GsnE.-sa. csu~ervs.sue
csxszens v surhoras k9 the szsse-
=ns tnsi ~sshsn she .~ss yesr sosh
csxs aaa cosHIry reaiss Ias advanced
" ,..iss sas slsi .oaas co r..l e.s..ss
sss aesas Haas ~ssh thls ssctsase ~
ssissaslan ai~sys conssdeTed The
e&I lasHed ts~i ins- casasssn ~ due
Dsss - resssed couhaesce N ihe
tssHse 81 1snnssoH cosnsy than ANY
oaker sse Gauss
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

I r o m nervousness
and other annoying
symptoms, and L
can truly say that
Lydia +. Pinkham' 5
VI e g ct BILE CON-
pound has proved
worth mountains of
gold to me, as il
restored my health
and sire n ct h. ]
never forget to tell
|my friends what
III .lrflia II IIpEIarn'S
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Joe Rowland has been wearing a
broad smile recently-the kind that
won't come off" Joe's La Veta
hotel has been crowded to capacity
by the presence Of visitors within the
city's gates. and the inflow of the
maxuma to Joe's Golfers accounts for
tLat radiancy Of expression.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

One IT GsanIson's moss ssb-taa
tsal business men dropped In spoa
the editor of News Chsmp.on q day
OF ~ ago wstk the suggestion thai a
business meme cisb be fsrued and
quarters established where socsal IN
sercoarse could be had. He ares-
men, was thai such an oresnixa.ioa
would bring the citizens Of the city
eloser taaether in friendly converse
and would also afford . proper and
ssltabie place for receiving and en-
.ertasRine visitors The idea struck
home aud se take this epportpnity
ot presenting 1t 10 the business men
for consideration. Perhaps a meet
lng IN the near future to disease the
matter should he held. Talk it over,
gentlemen ANYTHING that will add
tothe dignity Of Gunnison as a mani
eipality will benefit all alike.