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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
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Bids will be received by the Board
Of Trustees Of the Town Of Gunnison,
Colorado, for all cement work, such
as street or alley crossings, curbings,
gatherings, etc, that NAV be re-
quired to be done or ordered by said
Town, for the year 1912. All WORK
must be done strictly in accordance
with the requirements and speh-
cations Of the Ordinance of said
Town upon that subject.
Bids must be fled with the CLERK
Of said town no later than ) O'Clock
p. m. of Saturday, the Sth day Of
June, 1912.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
f. M. NoURsE,
NJ j. SCHMITz, May0r
Town Clerk and Recorder. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

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ssaroAiaG The girls face which wse
glowing With excitement OF cour~s no
soula net permit Of hsr esposnrs to
sach . rish the schems wss imprae
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And wss Ro' the possible resule
Worthy The rish sssumsd7 He chohed
bAch the earlier words of protest un-
uttered. puzzled ss to what he had
hset ssy A quick -witted resourcsful
woman might accomplish all she pro
Dosel
1T looks - simple" she broke ia
inpulsively, moving nearer him.
Don't you thinh I could do NJ Would
II be INV omsnly?"
The result, n accomplished. would
Obundantly Justify the moons,, Hope"
~ schnow isaGed at last. Z was not
hesitstinG on that account. but con-
siderinG the rish you would incur"
That would be 20 small-merely
the short Wslh alone with him from
the theater to the hetsl," she plead.
- Once here II covl1 make no d,f.
ference n he did discover my Identity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

for there would - plenty of men neas
at hand to Gene to my defence. Oh.
please say yes"
lusion perfect. and take rs fev
chances of discovery as possible. I
must learn exactly how the other
dresses, and when she leaves the the
ater Fortunately for the success Of
your plan the Trocadero permits ne
one but performers to come behind
the scenes. so that Hawley will be
compelled to wait for the lady outside
the stage door. ! had better 20 al
once. and see to these details"
Yes" she said. her eyes sparkling
with anticipation. "and I am so glad
you are willing. viii be most dis
Greet. You are Dot sorry l made the
proposal'"
Certainly not At first n struck me
as altosether wrong. but the more I
think of 1t the stronger II appeals 70
conspiracy, anl I cannot believe Aaw
ley would ventvrs upon any gross
familiarity nkely TO cost him the Gool
opinion of his ally There Is too mucn
at stake. Walt here. Hope. and ! viii
be back the very moment ] learn all
that is necessary"
A glance at the Office C'Cck con
WINGED Keith that in al prcl ability.
Miss Naclaire had not. as yet. de-
parted for the scene of her evening
triumph. Sill. it could not be long
before she would. ard he liz cigar,
sitting down in a correr partially
concealed by the clerks desk 10 Wait
her appearance This requ red longer
than anticipated. and fearing lest he
might have missed the parture en-
tirely. he was about 10 question he
busy Thomas. when be beheld Hswley
enter hurriedly from the street ard
run UP the stairs. He. then. had been
the laeeard An the better, as he
would now have no opportunity to un-
fold his tale to the lady. as II would
be necessary for them to hurry TO the
theater Whatever the nature Of the
revelation II would have to walt until
the walk home. The excitement OF
the adventure was already creeping
into Keiths blood. his pulse quicken-
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
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The ps~iy- y-~sddsd pair wsss
Lloyd H. Sch.esesbsct and Blaseh
Doyle. both of Psskin
Il Soader If they eloped "
poaassed the jsdse - he told the
ssorv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

A new theory covering the forma-
ton of deposits of gold supposes
that certain regions under similar
geological conditions owe their en-
dowment to the greater or less &C.
tivity of the erosions which have
reached the deeper strata of the ter
restrial crust. Similarities in tvpe
Of deposits of metal are found in
regions where geological conditions
are the same. 1t is not bv chance
that certain regions are exception
ally rich in gold --leads- while IN
other regions no -1eads~ can be
found--Harpers Weekly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
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pay tine asaossss they aesssd 70 A~s-
ns the yess, sse wholly ssspoessbls
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Mrs. r c. Ten Eyck wss hos1ess
at IN unusually pleasant thimbIs
party ct the Ia Veta Tuesday sisss-
noon. About thirty ladies' enjoyed
her hospitality. Her roons were
prettily decoEsted With csrnstions .,
red being the prsdominatiAg color.
A clever scheme Of entertainment
was devised through the question
card. A list Of ten questions was
handed each guest and the questions
were supposed to be answered with
words beginning with the initial
letters in the name Of the person.
Much amusement vas afforded.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
No Trespass;ag

Allowed ON the Hyzer ranch.
This is Private Property, no hunting,
fishing or camping will be allowed
On the premises All violators viii
be prosecuted to the full extent a
the law. AE. HYzER % 3
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
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Js,hn johnson, one Of TIE nsass
prominent rsnchmen ON the I.sAe
Fork, died st his home near Yosnsn
Monday sfserpoon
Mr. johnson had contracted .
heavy cold which settled in his thsost
causing his death
Mr.. johnson came TO GSnsison
county from Sweden thirty five yssss
ago and was fifty-six years old ct
the Time Of his death.
His, widow, three sons, Ernest,
Arthur and Eueene and dssshssr,
Mabel live at Yosman. Anosher
daughter, Mrs Swoboda Of Portland,
Oregon, arrived today
The funeral will be held ss LAKE
City, probably tomorrow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

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"Charsstes ~ wksi the world
aesds. Every soy ssd ssri ksss 10
hissaG hs.sseh tos psrpass an hie
10 ordsr ~ ssscoase sssful nssa sad
~oasa Never have we he'd ssck
opportunities fs preParssson.
Never has these heea ssnse wksa
the bows and girls are being -
ciossly wsscksd 70 see If they are
sssii1as themselves Of These oppor-
families and privileges.
Mr.. Fsscest closed With the
foilowIne story:
There Vas yosns man who was
reared % a farm, sad after finishing
the eighth grade. be decided THAI he
would like 10 have . better edscs-
ton. One day he said: Father, 4
wish 10 have Q better education. |
know vou csnnot afford h. send me
to school but II yos esn give me my
time ! believe ! can get an edsca-
ton" The parents talked the
matter over and the father answered:
We are going to give you this
opportunity
He went from his home out
through the high school and then
throsgh college. Every moment of
HE time was occupied 10 some good
purpose When he had finished HE
course, he returned TO the little
farm. One day he read in an sdver-
thing column Of q paper, that .
banking firm in one Of the large
cities needed clerk and book keeper
He told his father he intended to
apply for this position. His father
ssid there wss no use. for there were
hsndreds Of applicants in the city.
However, he did apply.
He wrote out his application Just
ss carefully as he could. He went
to the city and was presented to the
president Of this large bank. The
president asked him few questions
about his education and his
professors. While they we're talk
ing a man came IN, got some data
from book and walked out.
The president said: "We want
young men who can do our work.
will give you seven days in which to
visit the city. At the expiration of
this time you are to return to this
bank" The boy very carefully
noted the day and hour upon which
he was to return and went out into
tie city.
He secured reasonable boarding
place, and planned to make the best
use of his time during the seven
davs in the city. Each morning he
arose early and speLt the day visit
ing such places as would be Of
interest and value to him. On the
appointed day and hour he appeared
promptly at the bank.
The bank president said "You
have stood the test The position is
yours To a business man the
highest test of ability is character.
You remember the man who came
into the room while we were talking.
That man is a bank detective. He
mas followed you every place you
have gone in this city. He says
your character is beyond reproach.
1t is character that counts"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
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lsssses. Cs.s, H~s -. lsi2
'ess Mr. a%<hE.Ss
The sollo~s.S sccssn; II sse pso.
peei1ns- ct sae IssIs ns~essaS II stss
lllniy eotnasssssnes. II ~ as,s,
ans the SIae-pss~.d.uss II sss Colo
raao GoSd Easds s..scsssso1 70 ssui
sos for Psbl.css.sl
w. H. t.xssxs. Sscsussry.
Cosorsds Gosd Easds As.s
to.sty cesnuss~.ssssss 81 ske sGsae,
baesed BY the VICE pssssaesss Il shs
goiarsdo Ga-sd Rasds sssocsss,ou,
ase epPosed 10 the sastssa,sa VI bal
FlaesaS the 9eod rssas tsads of tbs
STATE N the ha1ds 81 ske sssas k,sh
Vas eo@mssssoa. THIS usss.ssen,
~as espsess~d q . jssas u.ssssas
held IN Denver la~s sssk.
.esolss,ons were he~evsr uasai-
nossiy saeessd ssssaS the Sessspos
10 convene The las.slsssre in spec,sl
session IN order thsi fuhds nos t.sd
up. eosld be made svsslsble fos sorh
ihis summer. These resolstioas
~ere presented 10 the sosernor Sat.
uFasy RornInS by q eommittes
named espscislly for tha, psrpose
Any attempt ~ iRstsste a bal
would, 1t 10 believed, he sllessl
since the federal statutes proviis
that the monies derived from the
government must be d,sbarsed b,
The Legislature Of the state. The
initiation and passage Of the bill
preposed by the highway eommis-
SION would therefore be questioned
as 10 the legality of the measure,
and fears were expressed that this
would mean the holding up Of the
state road funds for one OF more
years pending further legal pro-
ceedings.
Chairman c. p Allen Of the state
highway commission, notwithstapd-
ing the sentiment expressed at the
Denver meeting, says the commits
SION will circulate petitions for the
initiation Of the bill as proposed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Van HaeAsrt Of Canon City was
N Gunnison the first OF the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

DR. j. ID. Phillips, a nephew Of
the late Uncle Jack" Phillips, WAS
in Gsnnison last week. DIR. Phillips
is practicins dentistry in Chicago
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Mrs. l.. h. Friend and children
are here from Aspen TO witness the
grad daation Of Mrs Friends daaeh-
ter, Miss Fern Friend, from high
school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Mrs. Fred Baum arrived from
Kansas this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Misses Lena and I.os Lishtley are
txpected home aext weed The for-
mes has been stteadlns scheol al
I,os Angeles aud the latter ct Canon
Cny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Mayor L. NJ. Nourse went TO Lake
City Tuesday ON legal business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31
Fer kent

Three room furnished house, near
/ u. & r. @. section house.
% IpA NJ. Tucker
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-31

Wanted-A girl to work, must be
good cook.
Cebolla Hot Springs
22tf Powderhorn COLORADO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-13
Some Folks Are So Careful

that they preserve expired fire insurance
policies on property long since sold, and
at the same time are so careless as TO
leave uninsured life not yet lived.
National Life Insurance company of Yer
mont, (Mutuall S. S. Ballard, general
agent, Lawrence block, Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit Fits garment department.
Big linen towels at lie each at Ih'
Vaughan Store.
To Rent-Two tenements on Camp
street Garden. w. +. Richardson.
Shadow silk yoiles and fancy dotted
silks, 25c values at lsc per yard. Henry
W. knight.
Third anniversary sale. See Thurs
days ad. Paris Shirtwaist House.
| ing, June IL, at 1880 o'clock
| La Sofa Farmacia Italiana Ncllo State
del Vermont, Zanleoni block. q. Ber'
ardnelli. Farmacista ltaliano.
La Sofa Farmacia Italiana Nello state
del Vermont, Zanleoni block. G.. Ber-
ardinelli Farmacista Itaiiano.
silk shrtwaist sale Friday--black and
eolors. Anniversary prices, sl.9s, s2.25
81 80. S29s. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Call at City Auction Rooms and we
viii tell you about the prize which we
give you at $3.50 o'clock Saturday even
ing
Childrens day rehearsal at Univer-
salist church Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock Parents please remind their
children.
Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cur
tiss lake, Calais, VT, Friday evening,
June H. Music, Van Ornam's orches-
ira. Full bill $3.50.
A. r. Campbell, sewing machine ex-
pert, is in town. Repairs all makes Of
machines; work skilfully done at resi-
dences Orders can be left at store of
Homer Fits Co.
special meeting OF the Burns club
will be held in Woodman's hall, Bolster
block, this Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. The treasurer will be in at
tendance. Let every member be pres
ent. Refreshments will be served. Per
order president.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
CANDIDATES NAMES
CO ON BALLOTS
COUNTY OFFICERS APPOINTED
TO FILL VACANCIES LOSE
THEIR FIGHT.

Helena, Oct. 9.--tSpecial) )-J Lee
Sedgwick, county clerk of Choutean
county. was directed by the supreme
court today to place the names of
Francis e. MCGOWAN, the democratic
nominee, and of Arthur L. Lewis. the
progressive nominee for county COM
missioner, on the official ballot The
courts decision was written by Asso-
ciate Justice Holloway. 1t declares
unconstitutional section 1883, revised
codes, which provides that a person
appointed TO fill a vacancy in the Of
flee of county commissioner shall hold
during the remainder of the uneN-
pired term of the man whose position
he is appointed to fill.
BY the creation of Hill and Blaine
counties q. M. Kennedy and Thomas
DoWen, county commissioners were
legislated out of office Judge Tattan
appointed III. j. Waekerlin and John
y. Carroll to fill the vacancies. Not
Withstanding, the democratic and
progressive conventions proceeded to
nominate candidates for county COM
missioners, and when the county clerk
refused to certify the names on the
ground that no vacancies existed be-
cause the courts appointments were
for the unexpired terms, and also re-
fused to place the candidates names
on the ballot, mandamus proceedings
We're instituted,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
STEVENSVlLLE NEWS


Stevensville, Oct. 9.-(SpeciaL)-
The following visitors from Hamilton
are spending the day here mingling
with their many friends and looking
over the political situation: Mayor
II. l.. Robinson, Edwin NJ. Tucker,
Kenneth Romney, q. G. Arnst, George
See and A. M. Miles.
J. w. Hickman and S. w. Waylet
of Victor are visiting here today.
Rufus Russell Of the City meat mar
ket accidentally cut himself in the
eye, nearly running the member, while
dressing some meat today It, is
possible the eve will not be destroyed;
however, it was close call.
The .eity council held it's regular
meeting Monday night. The usual
routine business was transacted, aud
iting the monthly bills. A petition
from the Stevensville Mercantile COM
pany was received asking for the priv
ilege of extending their show windows
out on the street two feet. The pc
tion was granted.
The republicans will hold rally
here tomorrow, when Henry G. Smith
and others will be present, The meet
ing is arranged for 3 o'clock.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
.ALBERTON

AIberton, Oct. 9.-( Especial )-Louis
Amans has returned here from
Thompson Falls and opened an eat
ing counter in Adams saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy have removed
to Avery, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Root and son and Mr..
Snyder of Erie, Penn, are visiting at
the Heckerath home. On Sunday the
gentlemen, accompanied by Mr.. Heck
erath, went. hunting on the south side
Of the river. They were so aston
ished at seeing two deer that although
they shot 20 times they were unable
to hit either of them. They are now
camping up Nine Mile and hope for
better success.
Perry Coon brought home two cubs
from his first hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Miller, formerly
Of this place, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a little daughter at their
Missoula home
Mrs, Macarthur and son, James
Sterling, Jr., expect to leave for a
visit with relatives and friends in
Minnesota on Thursday next.
Mrs +. Byers has as her guests Mrs.
Wynn and son of Minnesota. Mr.. BY
ers is spending month in the east.
Stanley Whiting broke a needle off
in his side and was taken to Missoula
for X-ray examination. The piece of
needle was found some distance from
the point of entry.
Mrs. Alma Matthias is at the Brown
hotel here.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
LAND SHOW PLANS
DROPPED
TIME is TOO SHORT TO ARRANGE
An ExHlelT TO BE SENT
TO MINNEAPOLIS.


Hamilton. Oct. Especial )-The
executive committee of the Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce met this even
ing to consider the prospect for plac-
ing a Bitter Root exhibit at the Min
neapolis land show, which opens Mo-
vember 13. After carefully discussing
the matter committee composed OF
President j. E. Totman and Frank C.
Stevens was appointed to investigate
more thoroughly chances for getting
the necessary money and the desired
quality Of fruit and make decision.
Late this afternoon the committee de-
cided to drop.the plan SO there will be
mo valley display at the land show this
fall, although the 0. w. Kerr Land
company will exhibit there. The rea-
som for abandoning the idea of ex-
hibiting is that the time in which to
get the fruit and prepare the exhibit
is not sufficient.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10

AT VICTOR

Victor, Oct. 8.-(Special.)-H A.
Briggs made a business trip to HAM
biton Monday
Mrs. r. r. Buell. left yesterday for
Milwaukee, where she will attend the
Christian Science convention.
Mrs. Fraser and Mrs Horr shopped
in Stevensville yesterday afternoon
David Van Blaricom of Missoula
spent Sunday with his daughter, Au-
gusta.
Messrs George and Barry Nash re-
turned yesterday from Hamilton,
where they have been spending sew
eral days.
Mrs. r. G. Young, who has been in
Hamilton during the fair, returned
yesterday.
Mrs. Eph Rodgers spent Sunday at
the home of her mother Mrs. Pat
Dineel
Mrs. Holmes and daughter, Ella,
drove to Stevensville yesterday to
visit with Mrs. George Oliver
MIR. Ferbrache is in town today ON
business.
DIR. w. N. King spent Sunday and
Monday in Missoula.
Mrs. ]. .. St John and Mrs. II. J.
st. John are shopping in Hamilton
between trains today.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
CAMAS NEWS

Camas, Oct a.-(Special )~Is Nor
company made Il "trip to I4onepine yes
terday on business
Robert If and Joe Hartman drove
out from plains Sunday and are look
ing up the republicans
j. O. Tracey, representing Holly
Mason Hardware company of Spokane,
gave the merchants Il call last Friday,
William Martndale returned from
his home in Spokane yesterday and
will reside on his ranch for the Win
ter.
Mrs Martha Eklund, who has been
visiting her children in Spokane for
the past two months, returned last
Saturday and will make proof on her
lots.
Mrs. +. a. Hammons rode out from
Plains yesterday and is visiting with
Miss Grace Dntton.
School commenced In all localities
here Monday, with the same attend
ance. Some Inconvenience has been
experienced on account of not having
books.
M. l.. Alfred was a caller in Camas
yesterday. bringing in a load of wa
ter melons and eantcloIpes.
II. u. caWley returned from Poison
Sunday after an absence of three
months He will take up. ranehlng
again.
John Austin and wife returned from
the Twin cities last Saturday.
j. Eide is employed ut the camas
meat market.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-10
AT FLORENCE

Florence, Oct s. Especial )~-The
following people of Florence attended
the Ravalli county fair at Hamilton:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Gleason, Wren
Gleason. Hildred Gleason, Verna Glea-
son, Pearl Mayhew, Charley Beach,
Misses Dora and Lillian Wallace,
Grace Beach and John w. Edgemond,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills and son, John
Duffy, viii Luby, James Dalgliesh.
John Voss and Charley Miles.
At an election of officers of the
Sunday school the following were
elected: Superintendent, Miss Dora
Wallace; assistant superintendent
Monroe Edgenlond: secretary, Miss
Verna Gleason; treasurer, Mrs Her
bert; committee on securing new
members, Hildred Gleason, Verna
Gleason, Miss Lillian Wallace, Grace
Beach and Mrs. Herbert The follow
ing We're elected teachers: Monroe
Edgemond, Mrs Monroe Edgemond
and Grace Beach.
Mrs. w. e. Gleason, Mrs. H. H.
Townsend and Mrs Bell of Missoula
We're visitors at school Monday after
moon.
Mrs. Berry Faucet went TO Hamil-
tOH ouIlday uO spend The week with
her sister, Mrs. Leonard Oertle.
John Voss, a raiser of fancy poul-
try, sent an exhibit ito the fair at
Hamilton which was blue ribbon
winner.
Professor John w, Edgemond, DEM
ocratic candidate for clerk of the dis
trict court, left this morning for
Stevensville to attend the meeting of
the democratic central committee.
During his absense Miss Lillian WAL
lace will have charge of the high
school and Mrs. John w. Edgemond
will have charge of the primary room,
Fred Walkup of Basin, Mont, spent
from Friday until Monday with his
brother George Walkup, and family
The Y. P. B. did not have its regular
meeting last Friday night on account