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The Washington times., 1913-08-04
MaSons at Vancouver.

VANCOUVER, b. G, Aug. 4.-The
Sovereign Grand Priory OF Canada. the
governing body of the Masonic Order
of the Temple" began its annual ses-
sion here today. the meeting being the
first that the order ever has held in
the far West Many Of the delegates
from the East will return home by way
of Denver. where they will attend the
knights Templars triennial conclave
next week.
The Washington times., 1913-08-04
Needle Is Found
In Woman's Knee

MOBILE. AM, Aug. A-After sufrsf-
ing severe pain In NE knee ror several
weeks. Mrs. c. NJ. Thompson, a social
leader. of Montgomery, Ala. had the
knee lancsd today to find that thread
ed kneedle innbedded In the flesh was
the source Of all the trouble. Mrx.
Thompson Is unable TO account for the
needle. which had evidently been moving
around In the flesh for many months,
The Washington times., 1913-08-04
Eleanor Sears as Chauffeur.

BEVERLY. Mass. Aug. 4.-Eleonora
Sears now appears in the role Of chauf.
feur and mechanic, according TO reports
today. The athletic society girl has
discharged the chauffeur, bequeathed tc
her when Harold Vanderbilt left for
Europe, and now washes and repairs
the car herself.
The Washington times., 1913-08-04
Blast Kills Quarryman.

HoRRISTOWN, Pa. Aug. 4.-Tony
Janjulian. an expert quarryman, was
blown seventy feet into the air and
killed in the Lukens & Yerkes stone
quarry at Henderson by a blast which
he told his boss he would put of be-
fore quitting the job. He Is survived
by his wife and six children In Bridge
port
The Washington times., 1913-08-04

The local drill team is not depending
on Its superior ability for the prize.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
ks1iss 4 AljnsanssH ~

Estate ~ Elizabeth A. Edwards. DECREASED
The undersigned. having bsen appointed ad-
mini traitor Of the estate ~ Elizabeth A. I'd
wards late of the County oftsunn=on in the state
OF Colorado. decea-ed. hereby gives motto tast
he will appear before the toaniy Court 81 -sid
6unnison ounty. at the Court house in tsunni-
son. ~ said ounts, on Monday. the 27th day ~
Ortobrr. A, y. 1919, nt the hour ~ NJ o clock
q m OF said day, at which time sill persons hss-
~ claims against sssu estate notified aud
requested 70 attend for the purpose of hn wing
the same adjusted All rersons indebted to aid
essat. are resuerted to maze Immediate pay
mont to the Undersigned.
Dated a. hunni-on, tunnison County, Colos-
ado. this 18th day of Septessbsr, A. b. 1919
T. A. DWARDs.
Administrative a the estoss 81 Elizahsth A.
Edws ards, Dsceased.
First Pub. sept. ~
Last Pub Oct n
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
Notice Of Adjustment Day

Estate # David A. Mcdonnell. Deceased
The uuuers sgued, having been appointed *
ecutor uf the Last VIII of David A. Met 1annen,
late a the nHnty 81 tiunuizou in the state %
oiorad .dsUeazed hereby give n0tIrc that they
viii appear before the County Court Of sai1
Gunnlsun County tho Court House b. ffun-
uisuu, IN said ieuufy. On Mousiny the 2ifh 10y
~ October, y 1913 az the hour % three q clock
I A Of said day. ~ which time oil persons
hsd and requested 10 attend for the puruls- af
having the same adjusted. All persons iudebt-
ed - said tate are requested % make iH-
mefiiate payment ro the undersigned
Dated e eauui-on. f1lursdo, this 18th day
of september A - 1918.
EDWARD r. MCCONNELL
~ " FOf4f
Exeeutors II the estate of David A. Mcconnell
Deceased
tieo. Hetheriue-tou. Attorney
b irst Pub Sept -
Last Pub lt.t II
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
ksaice 4 Aljssloesa Dly

Estate of samuel \. O Banuon, Deceased
The undersigned hayiue been appointed Admin
istratarof theestate Of >amuei y @ hannon late
u the County of Gunni-on IN the Stateof q olo-
radio, deeea sed. tereby gives notice that he
Will appear bsafore the County Court Of aid
bunuissin County, at the Court House ia tiun-
nlson. ~ said county. on Monday. the 9th day
OF uctober, u 1913, al the hour OF ten o clock
A NJ II said day, at which time all pers, ms
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted. All persons iuaebt-
81 o. said estate ere requested no make itnmstl-
late payment 10 tine undersianed
Dated al tfunHisou, olarado, this 18th iay %
September A ID 1913
FRED W. O'RANNON
Administrator Of the estate of samuel y
O Bannan Decreased.
First Pub. Sapf ~
Last Pub Oct. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
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fo.rf - Pssss<1D
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y tess'ssi ti.rt So iise sissse nss.fa asr-~s-
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Ses taersissr- ascssss.ses rith tns ssss
pstisr q laif aaaa. ai.a ssss.srs.I "a 80
.eras1 gs'ti.s7 taHt r. "a snt.eflt = afilis~
= si's &. '. ~ - .,s - .,.'' = a.. s-'s,
81 = 80 --id fos.rt ~ prolsaie - ilie iisa
DDS 9 ~spi. nihr- > lsis. b. kss F.-tunaa.
- s.s s..t. e ~ .'...' sg- ss " ~. "a
slii Zif=- "a iisr tisae 81 he dscea-e f4iiieat
.. s'sa..isnn onni. !. - S.eie = eo.ofs'so.
ste ailsre aia that fle saii fislca.is.I.f 40.
eertsifle he aii6zra sili. siersssd aHa 10
s''' ,.s s...' o., "a :, p,.. ... -a .,e ,,es'ss
r1rfaiia mining c.ailnH in She tfautI 81 t.s.,-
ns-oi. eefi..ir iosu lots- sl.fe buiilinas asa
baiiay David sails'y ts=srur ". n..iies Fss.s
taiiet. ~afah baiies. frsHcis Isnil.,s Nr--
dd~asa hslser sad - he nephe~ 5,,hn Louie
sad asSauss T x~s sss saasi s'',s. I'D me- f-
h=stuilsn. - Wait Pune Connts ~ t,aufi..uc
,teie nf.sre-~ia. and William ~il-sn ui0-e ad-
a. B. una u.<n. .xeautor-s
Ne" - iierest iurtls.r nutiiied ~ appear no.
'.re sHld our 81 tlte 0onnts tosrt ROOM. Ia
he coun h0tl=e 70 tssnnt-.in and the Coafltf a
tsssafii-sn. >i.tfe 81 tolorsdu On tiIe 1nI ftay
= e'rtoiier. A , l.i3. then aud thsrr - affaod
w henriitG on thf probate ~ the said alleged
is-t y a. snn tcstanl.iat - the said 4 "a Ia is,v
liscrss-s a. aud furtser g. 90 aud pralustn 1i,sf
Judged.
In situezs wherss1f have 81 ms hand -ud
hzed he sasl ~ said foarf a. M ofiira Ia
''unnissn % SID ouaay the l.sth aay 81 s.,,t-
anibef. y laia
CLIFFORD n. STONE,
tStALl Juaxe and Acting Clsrk
itst Pub ~.pt ~
Last Pub. t,ct IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
&s1iss q Auu1nsaa ~

Estate of james v. Harmon. Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad-
mini-trator OF the estate of James v Harmon
late Of the County ~ dunnison. in the state a
Coiorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that
he viii appear before the County Court of said
6nnnison tuunty, at the Court House in nun-
nisnn. in said tounty on Monday, the sth day
of December, A. ID. 1913 at the hour of-ie q clock
q. m of said day, at which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are notified aud
requested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted All persons indebted to
SAID estate are requested 10 make Immediate
payment To the undersigned.
Dated At Gunn son, Colorado. this 10Th dag
OF September A. ID. 1913.
EG. DICE,
mon Deceased.
b. NJ. Nourse. Attorney.
tirst publication sept. ~, Isis.
Last publication Oct. II. 1913.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
Notice of Adjustment Day

Estate - " ayue scott, Deceased
The undersigned has siug been arpoI1ra ai-
fuinisiratur ~ be estate - wayne SrUtt. late
~ Tie uIarty ~ buunlsou. in the Srute 1l ato-
rsdu- tiecea-e1- hereby gives notice thar be n IA
appear bs-i.ire the auuty Court 81 -ail tfuuHi-
sgu County 80 tlre Caurt House in fruHH.za.r ia
said ousty, ou Moudsy the 1gth dag a. Oct
oher, a y 1919. ~ the huurU two 10 'eluck z "
Of said Day. st which time al lars Ius having
claius eE einsf sai1 estate ar not lei ami -
quested 70 att-ui ior the purpose uf having
the aHin adi ustedl Al rers0us iu1edte8 %
ssi4 estate n - eTuested - make iumsa lats
psyHieut ~ the ufd ersi il-usa-
DATED az t5uuui-en ularssio. this 18th day
of Selterut,sr. A = 1alA
FRANK dunn
caasesl-
a. ". McDouEal. attorney-
First Pub SEPT 10
Las Pup. Oct L.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
Publication List Delinquent Taxes
ron the VgAR sOI1
TEEASf EEE'S OFFICE.
GJxSusoN CssSTs.
STATE 90 tt,s AK A Isi,

fvthr hereby that according Al pubic
q lsEado. ga
sh NoSis, A. 1913
10 a. said siswng le
the tr 1912
shall be hEaHs~sew r~aaps
wit
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

1ls1irs e AeVkra1iss = Lsass S6sn
IL.
ttifrn of the state
Board Of Land commissioners
bsngsr. 'oiorsao. sept ;. lsi3
Notice is b.rsi,y gwen that tseofge u Neans
who's psstolce address y ~ Idea Bldg.
b"nser has made spplirstinn No A lssl 10
len-e the iolinwing ds.scribed school Lanti@.
situate IN ennni-on connty. Coiorado. to.wIt:
Ni2
NJ "a SW a.
ST Z. Section NJ, Twp s>R Sc
Notice = furtbssr hereby given that all ,thsr
I,er-sn- desiring ~ HE sn application to leass
this tract 81 land must hle The same IN tins
ohce prior 10 Dctsber 81 tai3
NbLNtN n HO9GATT
Register state Board Land Comm -sioners
First Pub sept " Last Pub. Oct. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

NAME or OWNER
Oh To WHOM ASSESSED
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

NA0E o. OWNER
oz TO wnan ASS SsED
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

Butter wraps for sale II NersCnan-
pion ONCE
The river press., 1913-06-04
Public School Roll of Honor,

The following students of the For,
Benton public schools received the
highest standing in their respective
Glasses during the last school mouth
IA. Basham Over6eld, first. 9S IL
per cent, Mabel Shepherd and Serene
Ward, second, 81 6.7 per cent.
IB. Merlin Tisda ale, fret, 95 ST
per cent. Virginia Goe,tlich. second
90 5-6 per cent.
2. Dorothy Thomas, first. 81 Sc
per cent. Stanley Allen, second 81
IL per cent.
). First section. Eunice Crawford,
first SO IL per cent. Alice Overfeid
second, 81 IL per cent.
3. Second section. Winnifred Joyce,
fret, 96 IL per cent. Fay Wallace,
second, "a 5-8 per cent.
4. Walter Myers, fret, IS 5.S pc,
cent. Anna Hagen, second, 81 Ia
per cent.
8. Blanche Bentson, frat, So pc,
cent. Eugenia Patterson, second, 8:
7-8 per cent.
&. Edith Ragland, first, 96 per cent
Alex de Lorimer and Louis Sharp
second, 81 5.S per cent.
I. Marguerite de Lorimer, first, 81
per cent. Natalie Town send, second,
90 IL per cent.
3. Mary Rowe first. So II per cent
Irene Ragland, second, 96 per cent.
9. Louise Sharp first, 95 3-5 per
cent. Anna Harris, second, 81 IA pc,
cent.
10. Irene Jacoby, first. 81 35 pei
cent. Fleta Isham, second, 50 per
cent.
IL. Minnie Ludtke. first, 95 6 per
cent. Clinton Strauahsn, second. IS
per cent.
IL. Gladys Barsch, first, 81 l-2 per
cent. Lois Russell, secoud, 81 pei
cent.
The river press., 1913-06-04
Twas MEAGHER MURDERED7
Missoula Man Makes Confession
That Is Discredited.

That Is Discredited.
A sensational story regarding the
death OF General Mesgher is publish.
ed by the Missoula Sentinel, the story
being based upon the confession OF
Pat Miller. sliss Frank Diamond, .
resident of Plains, who believed he
was about to die. The alleged -.
ssssin, however, recovered from bis
sick spell and was placed under ar.
rest, and 10 said 10 have declared his
confession was . fake.
According to the Sentinel story, the
confession made by Miller was prac.
ticslly TO this effect:
~ killed Thomas Francis Meagher
near Cow leland, on the Missouri
river. MeaRher was governor oi
Montana and the vieilantes had to
get rid OF him and Axel Potter gave
me SO, 600 for the job. Ikilled him on q
ste am boat and threw him In the river
and swam ashore. l also killed Geo.
Mitchell in 1883 and threw him In the
Willamette river. l also killed Bill
Clark, near The Dalles, Ore, in about
"a Shot him. Big Nose George was
hung in '82. l should have been hung
instead for the crime, but George was
q numbering -- and deserved to be
hung. Thomas Irwin ia the only man
that knows me and be 10 ranches
and lives near Perma."
The confession of the self.Styled as.
sassian is causing . great deal OF
newspaper discussion, the genera
opinion being hat the man 10 mental
ly unbalanced, or was seeking cheap
notoriety. That part of the story
which relatee to the death of General
Mea9her is 90 much at variance with
we'll known facts that it will not be
seriously entertained.
Among old.time residents Of thie
locality are several who were here .,
the time OF the mysterious death oi
General MeaRher. The general was
acting governor OF the territory and
came to Fort Benton to receive gov.
ernment supplies that we're coming up
the Missouri river by steamboat. he
arrived here about July l. 1867, and
there was big celebr alton in honor
OF the distinguished guest. Late iu
the evening the general, somewhat un.
der the influence of liquor, retired to
his cabin ON board the steam boat G.
A. Thompson. and during the night Ia
supposed To have gone out on the mar.
row hurricane deck and was precipi-
tated into the turbulent waters by a
sudden lurching of the boat The ira
gic incident took place at point
nearly opposite the present T. c.
Power & Bros. store, and not at
Cow island-a point about q hundred
miles down the river-ss stated in the
confession.
The story is pronounced by several
old.time residents as unworthy of
credence. John Neubert, William
Rowe and other early day residents
who were here At the time have per-
sOnal recollection of the matter, and
Major 7. A. cummings who arrived
here few days after the drowning
confirms the generally accepted theory
that General Meagher's death was &C.
cidental. There is an element OF
doubt as to how the accident happen.
ed. As there were no eyewitnesses,
and that feature OF the tragic occur.
renee will ever remain q my stery.
Buy lots in HighWOod. Public auc.
The river press., 1913-06-04

OF May. Tbs precipitation during the
month was l.6l inches. an amount
slightly below the average for May in
former seasons.
The special election in Hill county,
to vote upon the question of issuing
bonds for court house. jail and road
purposes, hae been postponed to Au.
gust 2. Technical irregu arities In the
proceedings caused the cancellation OF
the origina al d ate.
The sheriff's Office force was kept
busy yesterday and TO-DAY by appli.
cants for volt bounty, who brought in
a large number of wolf and coyote
scaIps for inspection. The receipts for
the two days consisted of 800 wild
animal scalps of various kinds.
Yesterday morning w. F. wiiford
took charge of his garage on From,
street, which has been under lease the
J past year. MIR. Wilford will hpreaf.e,
give his perso al attention to the
business and ha: purchased large
stockof automobile supplies to meet the
demands OF his customers.
Local business men are in receipt OF
advices from the Montana Protective
association that bogus checks are be.
ing cashed in various parts of the
state by swindlers who represent them.
selves rs travelling salesmen. Cash.
ing check for an absolute stranger
Is not reg arded as q safe proposition.
The river press., 1913-06-04

of Missouls county that be hss in
custody Frank Diamon. the man who
IL said to have made the statement
that he killed General Meaeher in 1867,
and requesting that Sheriff Rogers 90
to Missouls and take charge of the
prisoner. II there is any truth In the
alleged "contession" made by Dia-
mon the murder " as committed Ia Chou
teau county and the defend ant would
have his trial here. A the tragedy
took place 46 years ago, and the self.
styled assassin having repudiated his
confession, the Choutesu county
authorities will investigate the matter
10 thoroughly a. possible before TAX
Ing action that might involve unneces.
sary expense.
From Tuesdays Daily.
c. G. Elwell, of Graceville, is in
town today on brief business visit
V. Bessette and E. Heiberg, OF Ken.
ilworth, are among the visitors in
town.
V. F. Blanken baker and wife, OF
Virgelle, are visiting with friends ia
this city.
The Eklund photo studio will be
open Saturday ard Sunday, June 7
and S.-Adv.
Mrs. j. S. Peterman, of Lisbon, N.
Dak., is the guest of her son, Caas. F.
Peterma an, of this city.
Milwaukee railroad townsite sale of
lots in Highwood and Shonkin At
Great Falls, June ADV.
l. G. STREET., representative OF a
Portland paving 6rm, was taken sick
yesterday, and is under the care of q
hysician.
Highwood and Shonkin town lot
sale In Great Fslle, June 7. Two lots
in each town given away free on the
day of the sale.-Adv.
Petitions for natur uralization have
been filed in the district court by Her
man EnRellsnt, of HSwSrden, and
Geo. Handling, of Floweree.
An order was made In the district
court yesterday, appointing Jere Sui.
livan as guardian of the two minor
children OF William Harrison.
The will OF the late Mary E. Coield,
OF Hawarden, was filed in the district
court today. A hearing of the applics-
tion for probate will be held June IA.
Announcement OF the closing exer.
cises of St.Mary's Hall academy at
Faribault, Minn., has been received
here. Miss Barbara Harris, OF this
city, is a member OF the graduating
class.
The state railroad commission will
hold q hearing at Carter tomorrow, 10
response to petition that the Great
Northern be required to construct q
standard loading platform at that
pl ace.
a. L. Messick, a blind man. will
lecture 10 the city park tomorrow at
1:30 and 500 p. m. He will discuss
the best methods of tree planting, u
subject upon which he il said to be an
expert.
Advices from Great Falls announce
the death OF Morgan Williams, 40
old-time resident who formerly lived
on the Teton about twenty miles north
of this city. Mr.. Williams was about
Is years old.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Brandt. Of Carter. was brought to
the Sanitarium last evening to receive
treatment for bowel trouble, but dieo
during the night. The little one wa-
atout eight months old.
The report OF the weather bureau
! station at Havre shows normal tenn
! perature conditions during the month
The river press., 1913-06-04

Buy lots in Highwood. Public auc.
ton in Great Falls June I, conducted
by Milwaukee Land company, Palm
room, Hotel Rainbow.-Adv.
The river press., 1913-06-04

Sale OF lots at Hotel Rain bow in
Great Falls, June I, for the towns OF
Highwood and Shonkin.-Adv.
The river press., 1913-06-04

All the news in the River Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
Consider ably Mixed

A few weeks ago the makeup man
on Texas newspaper fell of the aqua
para distributor For the benefit OF
the uninitiated I'll say that the make
up man is the fellow who takes the
type after he thinks he has ID corrected
and puts ID In the various pages of the
to-he-printed paper-and he frequently
takes delight in Distributing those ar.
ticles in a way perpIexing.
This Texas makeup had an item a.
bout an anotioD and another about a
wedding-but in his condition he real.
~ didn know one from which. When
the one article appeared there was no
heading and the thing looked like this
William Smith. the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josia Smith, were dis.
posed OF at public auction one mile
east in the presence Of seventy dye
guests including two mules and twelve
head or cattle. Rev. jackson tied the
nuptial knot. averaging 1850 on the
hoof. The beautiful home OF the bride
was decorated with one Auiky rake, one
feed grinder and two sels Of work har.
ness nearly new and just before the
wedding ceremony was pronounced
Mendel a Sons wedding march WAS
rendered by one milk COW. FIVE years
old. one Jersey COW and one sheep who
carr, ID bunch of brides roses in Der
hand was very autiful. Sne wore
one light spring wagon. two crates Of
apples, three racks OF hay, one grind
stone and moisiIine desole, trimmed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

those scribss and Pharisees who ac-
cused her. and IL is written And
they that heard IL. being convicted by
their own conscience. went out one by
one, beginning at the eldest, even unto
the last,
And Jesus said 10 the woman .
Neither do condemn thee; go and
sin no more. Had there been no poor
bat the worthy poor Jesus had never
come. z
ave all read about tho white slavery
with horror. For the moment as orr
blood boils, we teel like embracing the
doctrine OF William Lloyd Garrieon.
old John Brown. and Cole Blease. and
crying: ITO He'll with the Constitn-
ton p We would 20 after them with n
rope and seek TO rid the earth of their
iItolerable burden. But after all. Is
not the merchant prince who has piIud
up his millions and fares sumptuously
every days not this man your real,
simon pure white SLAYER when he re-
quires his shop girls TO live on 80 a
week, ofttimes 81 a week. Does he
not. excellent citizen though he he. do
more TO people disorderly houses with
mjserables--and OH. how miserable =
than scores of progressional procurers
and procuressesG This bad woman.
Mrs. Goode, has set a great many folks
a-thInking, and ere long we are going
to set mp King in THE country. and
clothe him with the might and the
right of tyranny His name is Public
Opinion. and his frown will be the
gibbet Woodrow Wilson speaks OF.
Publicity will be the scepter of this
King Every abnse Ill be investi-
gated and the evidence laid before King
Public Opinion. When that is done,
reform will follow, or all of us must
confess that our republic IL failure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
nwho Is going to emancipate the

"Who is going TO emancipate the
New York shop girl. and how is IL to
bo Accomplished Though she be as
innocent as the morning dew-drop on
the baby rose plant. and pure as the
smile OF mothers love, she Is one of
a thousand IL she fall not as far as
heaven Is from hell, IL forced TO sup.
port herself and perhaps others-on
beggarly salary no greater than
thousands and thousands Of shop girls
receive in New York.
"And IL that poor shop girl goes to
the bad we devout Christians wall up
our eyes. wash our hands with in
visible soap in imperceptible water, >
lament the depravity of hannah nature.
and thank God we are better than
some other folks we know Who is the
employer Of that girlS Apter than not
man many times millionaire. a
pillar of the state. saint of the
church. A mighty good man, Of
course. He gives as literally az he
does osentatiouslly TO charities for the
worthy poor.
II never hear that atrocious can
about the worthy poor without in
dignation. The human heart is deceit
full above all things and desperately
wicked. and yet we set ourselves to
! Judge the unfortunate and label one
worthy and the other 'reprobate' .
Not 80 did de. who trod the wine
press alone. none with Him, adjudge.
He sat at meat with publicans and sim
ners and when one OF the unworthy. as
these New York shop girls gone 10 the
bad. was set before him for judgement,
He directed. He that Is without SIN
amongst You. let him cast stone at
her. There was some grace found In