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The searchlight., 1912-11-15
SYNOPSIS.

0sorse Percival Aigernon Jones. vice.
Hrssidsnt Of the Metropolitan Oriental
Rug company Of New York. thirsting for
rooence. y In Cairo on . business trip.
Hosase Ryanne arrives at the hotel IN
Casso with . carefully guarded bundle.
Nyanne sells Jones the famous holy Yhi-
oroes rug which he admits having stolen
from . pasha at Bagdad. Jones meets
MAJOR Callahan and later 10 introduced to
fortune Chedsoye by q woman to whom
he had loaned $50 pounds at Monte Carlo
some months previously. and who turns
Out to be Fortunes mother. Jones takes
MrO. Chedsoye and Fortune to q polo
game. Fortune returns to Jones the
money borrowed by her mother. Mrs.,
Chsdsoye appears to be engaged In some
mysterious enterprise unknown to the
daughter Ryanne interests Jones In the
United Romance and Adventure COM
eaay, q concern which for a price will
arrange any kind of an adventure to or
DER. Mrs. Chedsoye. her brother, Major
Callahan. Wallace and Ryanne, a. the
United Romance and Adventure company,
plan . risky enterprise involving Jones.
CHAPTER vIi.-(continued.)
Z accept 1t as such. am tired of
pstty things. I repeat, failure is not
possible. Have not thought It out,
detail by detail. mapped out each line.
Anticipated dangers BY eliminating
thsm?"
All but that one danger of which
ss know nothing. You're . great
woman. Kate. You have. a. you say,
made ninety-nins dangers out Of
hundred impossible. Let US keep an
eve out for that hundredth. Our pho
tographs have yet to grace the rogues'
sailery."
with one exception" Ryanns's
laughter was sardonic.
Whoser shot the major.
Mine. A round and youthful phis,
. salky young mustache. But rest
easy: there's no likeness between that
end the original one I wear now"
"You never told me "b>.
gan Mrs. Chedsoya
There was never any need till now.
Eight years ago. Certain powers that
BE- worked toward my escape. But
was never to return. You will recol.
1ece that have always remained this
side. Enough. What I did does not |
matter. ! will say this much: nv
crime was In being found out. One
venture into New York and out to sea |
asain: they will not have \ chance. 1
losbt n any could recall the circum.
stances Of my meteoric career. You
WIN observe that ! am keyed for any.
thing. Let US get to work. II doesn't
matter. anyhow"
You did not :. Mrs. Ched.
soye hssitatsd
.Bloodf" reading her thought. mo.
oioconda: my hands are guiltless, at
least they were till this BagdaA af.
fatr; and am not sure there. was a
trusted clerk: ! gambled: I took
Money that did not belong to me. And
here ! am. room number 30S."
1t doesn't matter. Come, Kate:
don't stare At Hoddy a. II he were q
Dev spscies." The major smoothed
he ends Of his moustachs. This con.
lsssion Vim b good for his soul"
sYss. 0ioconda: I feel easier nov.
An heart and soul In this aAair. III
Nd exc1tsmsat. too. Lord, yes,
Wasa ! vent 70 BasdaA, had 10 idea
bat ] sAoulA ever lay syss upon that
~ But ] "a. Ana tAsre's The
0o1A1. 10. majoe..
- OAtoe yUhAoA Ia honAa ulaoa.
The searchlight., 1912-11-15

What is probably the worlds rscorl
~ . public singer 10 held By Mru.
George v. johnson. Who for more than
% ysars has ben soloist IN the Prssby.
tsrian church. She has Travelled a
distance Of more than 10000 miles 1,
merely going to and from her choir
rshsarsals and church services, vhiDe
the actual time she has spsat IN Q
choir ssat would amount 10 TIE squav.
oasot u oae yoaP ~ o ha01.-0np
IL. II 0asoNnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Ammons Deduction Of Roosevelm Joint Debate with Bull Moose
Candidate for Governor Brings Out Following Analysis:

the police power of the state over
these lands and resources has been
denied, and tens of thousands of
dollars expended by our state and
it's citizens, have brought no relief
from the courts. The purpose has
been and is, to take these lands and
resources from the control of the
state and have them administered by
bureaus and congressional laws
This means the taking from us all
the power Of local self government:
1t means that the state OF Texas
which never did own foot of public
land but some OF whose powerful
citizens have sought to lease our
grazing lands at a minimum price,
would have in the house of represen-
tatives, four times more power OF
control over these lands and re-
sources than we ourselves could
exert. 1t means that tie state Of
New York which has no public lands
and which from the very nature OF
the case has no knowledge OF our
conditions or needs, would have ten
times the power of legislatine for the
disposition of these lands and re-
sosrces than we ourselves would
have. The whole system is funda-
mentally wrong, was born Of a selfish
lust for power and inaagurated by a
man and HE set Of lieutenants who
feured upon IN army of appointees
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

"The Roosevelt policy has en-
couraeed no settler to locate in our
state; ON the contrary, it drove from
this and neighboring states last year
to Canada alone. 10000 farmers,
with a hundred and fifty millions Of
dollars in wealth. 1t has led to the
discovery of not a single mine, but
it has driven prospectors by the
thousands to South Africa and other
foreign lands. Instead of conserv-
ing the timber, it has sold it in
larger quantities than it was ever
sold before; it has stopped the settle
ment Of the grazing lands; it has
maligned and discouraged the set
tiers by protesting almost every
patent; in the most lawless manner
it has refused to grant to our people
rights Of way for bitches and reser-
voirs; it has hindered the settler and
the prospector in cutting sufficient
timber for mining and improve
ments; it has stopped settlement Of
grazing lands in the forest reserves;
it has Withdrawn large areas Of valu-
able land from settlement along the
streams; contrary to it's previous
policy Of conservation, it has pre-
vented the building Of water power
plants, locked up the coal in the
public lands, and compelled our
people to pay exhorbitant prices for
coal. U.der its protecting wing,
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

estimated at 10000 persons with
an annaul pay roll of forty four
million dollars, to control these re-
sources of ours and the public land
states.
Those Republicans who believe
in high protective tariff should
vote for Mr.. Taft; those who are
earnestly in favor of revenue tariff
only should support Governor Viii
son; those who believe that the set
tlement of our land and the develop
ment of our resources have been un-
duly retarded under the Roosevelt
plan and who believe in the inherent
right of this state 10 tax its property
for the support of its government
institutions, should stand firmly for
the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Roose-
welt inaugursted these ultra -conser-
vative theories and practices; he still
stands for them. andhis return 10
power will mean the reinstatement
of Jimmy Garfield and Clifford
PiDchot."
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Tuau.l BA

The Monat Tunnel Bill in opinion, ha. reasonable
people As well ask the people of
Denver build through Marshall
Pass railroad We would all like that
the build it, Why the
should fvemiondoar tunnel for private
though future time that corporation
purchased tunnel beyond Denver "t will put
map" But might Gunnison of the map
willing for for
equal with other section of the state it the
height Of ourselves upbuld
other Mofa road build it's tunnel and
tend its line through put faith
Rio (irande and standard gaugng
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
AIosst Ssl

The Almont fishing resort, IL
miles north of Gunnison, has been
sold to a group of Pueblo Knights of
Pythias The deal was closed last
Friday.
The purchasing company is
known as the Almont Sportsmens s
association, and it is capitalized for
$4,000 Officers are Fred Graham,
president; Judge j. f. Rizer. treas
urer Henry NJ. Turner, secretary.
Considerable improvement will be
made to the place including the con-
struction Of large rustic lodge, on
assembly room, commodious bath
house, and several new cabins and
the installation of an electric OF va
por lighting plant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
n NClGY

In honor OF their tenth wedding
anniversary the Bridge club and the
Evening Neighborhood club gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. @ Palmer pleasant
surprise party Tuesday evening.
Tsose present were: Messrs and
Mesdsmes G. W. Wlnslow, Hermsa
hauer, O. ID Martin, Clsrencs
Adams. Clyde Martin. A. q. Clark.
Jos Metros, n. p. Feressoa, W. W.
Mckee, Mssdsmss j. n. Thospell,
H. L. Dice, Cssss Psssoas. ElissbstA
Palmer, S J. NiIlss, P. J. Hsslsy.
Messvs. T.. N. Nosrse and o. ".
McPhetridae.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Many Osher Good Laws

There other splendid that should receive the
approval unnson county voters including the head ballot
day the mothers compensation
mill support the state immigration bureau the Colo
bill for reducing the of printing
bills them all carefully
Tuesday prepared to exercize franchise ntegently
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

lumber. Even the clay and stone is
to be Withdrawn from entry and
pla,rd upon . royalty basis. Prac-
tically every resource we have with
in our ownership is to be taken
away from rs and withdrawn from
the night Of local TAXATION. Even
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
EslA-Aesr Lsv

There eight hour bill for Miners known House ll
passed by the last legislature but which the
invoked by the Toes Of organized labor This
pears be only egthou measure-there being
should receive the support of the
interested in defeating real eight
opposing it, and have of their
declare has many okers that defeat the real
I'M ptof sucha law
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Normal BM

Coming home have the districting
school preparatory
embryo teachers fresh from the high schools The proposed law
comes a weeks of
schools and the unnison Normal school specifically made
of unnisoR county favors this
aud every should s careful to place his her after the
line indicating approval Don't overlook this when the
sting boohl
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

the great national lumber trust has
grown and prospered and the people
have been compelled to pay from
forty to fifty per cent more for their
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

Mrs. Horace Fisher entertained
the Womans club Tuesday after
noon A study was made of the
Revolutionary period from l763-lsl5
and representative writers of that
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

The Bridge club met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. L. NJ. Collins,
The dining room was darkened and
trimmed with jack o lanterns and
black cats. A halloween luncheon
was served.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
CLUE LIFE

Mrs. F. @. Zugelder entertained
the Monday Afternoon club this
week. The program consisted of a
vocal solo by Mrs. W. S. Skinner,
papers BY Mesdamee r. NJ. Lambdin,
7. 0'Leary and Miss Martha Brown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

The boys club of the Methodist
church held its first meeting 1t the
church Monday evening. The eveu-
ing was spent at games and athletic
sports.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
lhiAaAsd .ad Reies,ud HA aad Ane.dn..As

in secordas with r~ iaw th~ t'asasatsss -
t'ia,ed aud rrrd hs- and prossd constitutional susA
weekly Tay~sr- aud dast have
t~sa patshsng io fsr weeks. t~ sotsd ut e~
iston Tuesday The ut have ~sa
News hampton has ttess
the widest pgiy possible the
could themselves with the Language and ~ t<
II t hog~d that READERS sa Ne~sahsp4Es,s
avad themselves s the opportunity viii do With this sus
However it might m well to aid readers, far -
power To do interpreting these Ne~sthau
does consider ntbctuaiy to the
IT and attempted digest OF the prlsa
and constitutional aHBdnents n,ervy IN
doultlss Nor viii
the entire thirty Only those cossiesvd
the important vital the welfare of the county
aud state will t~ touched upon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Stsse- Md Prohsbss,oa

First the list is the proposed law for state wide proit
tion News Champion did not contract which agrssd
publishers throughout the publish
attacking the proposed law This stand not takea
because believed state Wide prohibition for do not Pro-
hliton a vital strongly supported by o
readers Ii has M question that blood relatives differ
upon the battle being wagd and against
that unreasonable conclusions drawn against
prohibition there people who will Of ayorng the
and Of ~ing social wreker. II for prohlaoa
Others will who would deprive people d thsr
rights The against rohittioa ~
mind, the admitted TACT that prohibition failure IL
prohibit the Of Intoxicating liquors.
intends do. Until prohibition national in il s
purpose which intended But there another
a logical think namely, No COMMUNITY
HAS RIGHT To DICTATE THE MANNER AND MODE OF
LIVING OF ANOTHER COMMUNITY. In other words the
Colorado has moral right what the
pie portion the shall do the a
living &ver wants saloons Grand Junction. GunBi
so. has right her nay Grand Jnsctioa asd
Gsnus aay a4Ar dnsAAe Asr postiea ths
qug sd uaks ws eeveu ~ PsaFse TAus local
Of the Law in the materfar better
In mind
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
I(0lice

Dos Rios ranch is having honey
moon. For fear Of oontaeion visi-
tors Please Stay Away until next
year By order of Cupid's Board Of
Health.
The notice was inspired. by the
marriage on Wednesday of G. @.
Kinney, manager of the Dos Rios
properties, and Miss Inez Plumb Of
Emporis, kas. The wedding oc-
cured at the Plumb home. Miss
Plumb is niece of U. s. Sena-
tor Plumb, one of Kansas noted
men a score Of years ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
Csus1 RssA 49,

Thsu tLes th~ sltsa d<aaar -ssd aud
Sssrsai tuUd tsa The tsrr psosi~ soad
mrhoa dollar. annually or vsrsad ~ tor road
esSag aud the hasds ~
the thu assr~ai sasd
Soso daars tor sanedsate
the II ed roads Ne~sShayoa heartily
both although woud rather that each shoad
have the expenditure ii this mosythst
each county shoad t r-Esvassd direct the
ultoa dollars the hands 81 three be
isnuesce them
ssEaly toward political eads hut wiling take
chance in the unlimited road building
Also there another good roads usssurths enabling
a-whb allows county, by the vote ri eistors
its bonded ndeteise- byosd the limit placed bv the
w, especially for bslae good roads This opinion.
Iadd change the aw empowers the
county with the right by hir thr particular
ssstion shall exIead 'its own money for good roads
Recan a O&oess
but here Voter where benehcent
ssking-THE RECALL. Tenth the
sneak office had you his mercy years
he did openly violate the law. He laughed you
and the people who honestly OPPOSED him
the polls But VOTE FOR THE RECALL should
do without You Have Him This amendment provides that
the Of the demand the
call official and election I've held within
The amendment also authorizes county municipality
provide o elective officers Don't OVERLOOK THIS
CHANCE To PROTECT lO RSEIF.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01
E. c. Eiosy WsAs.

The following notice has been
posted for several days on the
coanty road where it joins the road
for the Dos Rios ranch. 1t has
puzzled all passersby. but Bruce
Hartman saws any one wishing an
explanation can have it by telephon-
ing c. @. Kinney, the newlywed.
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WANTED
ma ANTED-MAJE HELP

UNDERSIGNED
\ an honest. ambitious man IN
Nv and town where not already
nfiy represented. Previous cNpe-
We VIII tcacn you
.iness thoroughly by mall ana as
u TO start in business ior your
our local representative. S2len-
,orfunity for a man without capt.
ref into big paying business for
and become indepsnden for life.
,tlonal CO. Operative Realty Com
,Sa7 Marden bldg. Washington, ID:
o<7S
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NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED, sBs
Pterpont. rooms front, 81. 3 rooms
rear. $6. 2 rooms rear, a. Enquire
across street. ss4 Pferpont. ea0lo
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LABoRERS. APPLY AT SITE
AZ Salt Lake City high school.
|<sf. between sth and 9Th South.
foran. contractor.
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{ATLRoAp LARORERS. TEAM
and station men; wages $3.50 and
Der day: long jobs. good station
sk best prices In country George
n1tension OF r. 4. & p. railway
ada, Mont. Clifton. Applegate &
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SED-CoLoNIZATIoNM MAN WITH
Hence to handle the sale OF citrus
nnds on the famous Ridge In Flo
One with an organization preferred.
tbernl contract. Can earn $1,000 III
nafpns monthly. w J. HoweE &
low York Life bldg, Kansas CITY.
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ndAN TO CALL ON LADIES
ID TO solicit subscriptions for high
'{ashion Journel on a commission
Tor a New York fashion company,
opportunity for the right man. Ref
b. Newman Fashion Co, IL West
T.. N. Y. e2eSo
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1-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NO CAR
fare to pay. 856 2. 7th South. S2b per
month
Large store room and cement basement
1H West Third South
J. BAUMGARTEN. BOT Scott Bldg.
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2 FURN, RMS FOR l.. Fl. X. 1854 F.
5th so. No children e3147
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
q HARRIS CO., PLUMB
Ing and steam fitting; 5obbing work .
10 scInlty: all work guaranteed. Phone
laa. LAB East End South e1z6
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT, HOUSES uNFuRN1sHED

>-~~~-~>~~~----~~~~~ 49,
4-RooM FRAME. 6TH NORTH
and Sth West 500
Groom brick. 3rd North and 4th
West -. ..........,1 10. 90
o-room modern brick. 487 7th ave-. 20 90
broom modern brick. IL Dubei ave. 20 90
broom modern brick, 502 c st.. ~. so
Groom modern brick, 300 9th East. 30 90
8-room modern frame, SO r st... 81.
S-room modern brick. 681 9TH ave. $3.50
S-room modern brick and garage,
1864 Second ave. 90 90
APARTMENTB
4 rooms, Gibbons apis, 2T Il, 8rd
, Soutn ss,.es,. <s's .R6E-oV
4 rooms, Gibbons apts. 247 E. ard
South -. ,.,................. $3.50
rooms, Woodruff. 2s5 2nd East. "a 80
2nd South. ........,......9 9o. 90
8 rooms. Stewart and 1st ave.. 80 90
o rooms. Stewart G and 1st ave.. so 90
. rooms. Canning, End So. and 9th
6 rooms. Canning, 2nd SO. and 9th
4 rooms. Gleason. 9Th So. and stats $3.50
SALT LAKE SECURITY g TRUST CO.,
Builders OF Durable Houses"
80 South Main st,
Phone Ex. 39. Glib
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ED-GOOD LIVE SALESMEN
selI insurance for the Aetna Life
,uce company. In the state OF utan.
,kontracts for men who can sho"
Address c. Ed Moss. manager,
,oston bldg. Salt Lake city. utam.
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ALL GOOD sTENOGRAPHERS WHO
desire 10 add to their income by doing
substitute work during the vacation sea-
son are invited to register at the Rem
lngton Typewriter Employment depart
ment Good positions now open. No fees
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GOOD STEADY GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: small family, s2s So. eth
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKH CLEANING CO., g6I 30,
State at. Phones 62S6-a2S& M2e67
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DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Ien and unskil'ed laborers fur
40 East 1st South. corner Com
Phone Wasatch 1888. p43
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PRINTOGRAPH

THE ROYCROB'r LETTER SHOP HAS
removed 10 suite 435 Constitution
Ss''V1fftt Ss Wrifftten % With neatness % and dfspatch'
or will sell you PRINTOGAPH, the
best multiple typewriter on the market.
Call for denomination. Phone Wasatch
l923-W. eai7o
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WANTED-RESIDENT SALESMAN
for popular line OF handkerchiefs for
jobbing trade. Commission basis. R. g.
r, HANDKERCHIEF Co, 3s8 Broadway. New
York N Y. e3065
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WANTED, statesmen TO HANDLE
our new merchandise selling plan; COM
mission 25 per cent; weekly settlements;
salary and expenses paid to successful
men. Import China & Glass Co.. ST.
Louis, Mo. e1290
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a-RooM APT, NICELY FURNISHED.
modern. S51 1st ave. cor. D at.
es0Ti
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FOR RENr HousEs uNFuRNrsHEp

=
9-ROOM MOD, 111S L. 1ST So. $40. 90
7-room mod, 79 %" street. 80 90
1-room mod, 1902 Fourth ave.. 35 90
7-room mod, 641 Sixth ave...,.... 20 90
6-roonl mod. 766 First ave........ 80 90
5-room mod. 3l9 M street.. 20. 90
broom mod, $4,000 East Sth South. II 80
broom, S36 West Sth South. ..,....,. Is 90
4-room mod. l66 North 5th West. l6 90
s-room, 523 So. 7th East ..-,..... 10 90
3-room. electric lights and water,
261 Jefferson ST, 9th South and
West Temple ...,.......,...... IL so
3-roon,. 722 South State street $50. 500
2-rooms 6oS Ely ave, 7th East and
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i-room apis. in the York, Sl4 9TH
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VIII let first class store room, loca ted
No. 277 West 2nd South. go at reason
able rent 10 party having first class
business.
Store room, 1863 West So Temple. $40 90
Store and one living room. ia So.
State street .....s..s..s,,ss.,,. Sli no
4. RICHTER REAL ESTATE.
Cali K. Harbach. Mgr. Rental Dept
13 Main st Phone 641. eoO4B
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EvERYBODY'S DOM 1T NOW.
What? Buying advertising novelties,
Statesmen. write for our proposition, Best
side line on the market Box 76. Newton,
Iowa ea979
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BARcLEY CoRsETs ARE LIKE OLD
friends, they wear well. made TO meas
urements; guaranteed to fit, not to break
OF rust Wasatch 3091K- Competent
business women wanted 10 take agencies
In Utah towns. 40 Woodruff Apt.
a34oS
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RED-SALESMAN: PERMANENT
non TO right man Call 10 to ~
y Electrical Speciality Sales Co,
>Hafns bldg. e3230
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ATTORNEYS

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