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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs. George Carpenter and Mis-.
Cistie Hale of Echo arrived here last
night and are guests OF Mrs. Allen
Nudge. Mrs. Carpenter is an aunt
and Miss Hale sister OF Mrs. Nudge
Miss Margaret Groth, who has been
teaching in district number 81 at
Cold Springs, LEFT last night for
Freewater, where she win spend the
summer.
A pretty O'Clock wedding was SOL
cmnized yesterday afternoon in the
Christian church when Miss Hazel
Elder OF Echo became the bride of
Alfred Lee Saunders of Morrow
county. The impressive ceremony
was rreforIned by Rev. H. H. Hub
bell. pastsr of the Christian church.
in the presence of Miss Lulu Crayne
OF Echo, and E. E. Elder, father of
the bride.
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson leaves to,
day for visit of a week or 10 days
in Portland with her brother, J. r.
Henning. and other relatives and
friends.
r. NJ. crommelin, accompanied by
his mother and two children. little
Miss Elizabeth and Master Rudolph
Crommeiin. departed today for Port
land en- route TO the coast to pass the
summer months. Much regret is
caused by the fact the Crommelins
do not expect to return here to make
their home as their friendship has
been a pleasure to many Pendleton
people. Mr.. Crommelin. during two
years residence. has been most ac-
tive in Red Cross work and has done
mnch to endear herself to friends
here The family expects to return
to spokane. where Mrs. Crommelin
has another son and friends to well
come her.
Mrs. j. X McWilliams left today
for Portland to join her husband,
who went down several days ago to
accept a position in the automobile
business Mr.. and Mrs. Mcwilliams |
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

The coming departure of Rev. J..
NJ. Cornelison for service overseas is
being made the occasion for many
expressions of good will. Last even
ing the home of Major and Mrs. Z.
l.. Swartzlander was the scene of an
enjoyable farewell. planned in his
honor. The evening was spent in
formally with games and patriotic
songs. rounded out by the sefving of
delicious refreshments and few words
of response by Reverend Cornelison.
The party included besides Major
and Mrs. Swartzlander and the honor
guest, Mrs. S. C. Cloutier. Mrs. Ella
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Redfield.
w. H. Seibert. Milton Boylan, Lottie
George, Mrs. Anna r. Perrine. Jennie
W. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Rennick
y. N. Dorrwody. Dorothy Redfield.
Ruth Purdy. Amy NJ. Hazen. Mrs. d.
c. Bowman. Inez Swartzlander. Mr.
and Mrs F. NJ. Purdy and Ziepha 3
Mckinney. Tomorrow evening the
same guest is to be honOred by an
affair planned by the social commit
tee of the Christian Endeavor society
for which the younger folk of the
Tutuilla Mission will lbe hosts
The Civic club will meet Saturday
afternoon at ) o'clock in the Library
club room.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chestnut OF
Adams announce the marriage of
their daughter, Dora, to Ralph Wal
Ian, ON June 9Th.
Miss Dudley Tobin. of Portland ana
Miss Dove McGee Of Albany. left fol-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Notably the Red Cross is the smybol
Of that love which will differentlate
the coming age from all It's predecess.
ors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

CONTINUED from page IL
entity refers to three German attacks
on the American positions The Ann
orleans not only stopped them but
pcnctraIed far into tho German lines,
counter attacking.
Tho kaiser is putting the crown
prince into command along the
Aisne, probably hoping to restore tho
heirs prestige.
There is every indication the Ger
mans are throwing everything avail
able into the present drive. Largo
masses OF Germans are concentrating
about PcrOnnc. IIOy, Ham and Noyon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

PREMIER GOES To FRONT.
ROME, May 2s.-Prcmier Orlando
has gone TO the ffoiit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

came to Pendleton in the spring and
have made many friends during their
short residence here. They were as
sociated with the Pendleton Motor
Sales Company while here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Miss Rose Ross returned yester-
day from a visit of several weeks in
the east, during which time she was
the guest of relatives in Pennsylvania
and of friends in Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Body Shipped TO The DalIcs.
The body of Amelia Stoneman,
who passed away at the state hospi.
tai Sunday night, was shipped to The
Dalles today, Browns undertaking
establishment being in charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs. S. H. Forshaw left yesterda,
for Cheney, Wash, where she viii
visit until after Memorial day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

British losses are admittedly cOnsid-
cradle, front reports indicate the en-
cmy's casualties are most extreme.
sIilitarlsts appreciate the gravity OF
the Aisnc crossing but are calmly
confident the enemy is unable to ac-
complfsh its obvious purpose of draw
Ing allied reserves from other fronts
where the main attack viii undoubt-
edIy be IrUQectetl.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs NJ. L. Morrison. Mrs. WIN
Ruthers. Mrs. Oscar Piper and Mrs.
John King are in. from Helix today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

their homes at noon. They hav,
been Pendleton visitors for few
days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

I WASHINGTON, May 2s.-PersI1ing
cabIed that American troops have oc-
cupied u German trench In a Picardy
sector, infilcting heavy losses. The
enemy was completely expelled after
entering the American lines. Counter
attacking, the Americans were sue
ccssfuI. Although enough Americans
are there TO constitute a formidable
reserve II is believed they VIII be held
back unless the crisis Is much more
acute.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Miss Margaret Groth, who has been
teaching in district number 81 at
Cold Springs. LEFT last night for
Freewater. where she win spend the
summer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Miss Gladys Miller returned to her
Portland home today following a
weekend visit here with Mrs. Chas.
Heard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs. George Carpenter and Miss
night and are guests OF Mrs. Allen
Nudge. Mrs. Carpenter is an aunt
and Miss Hale a sister OF Mrs. Nudge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

LONDON, May 2Ss-The Standard
says the British resistance north OF
Rheims Is IeIng well maintained.
Tie enemy however, has progressed
further against the French to the
west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28
FURIOUS FIGHTING CONTINUES

CONTINUED from page II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs, ]. t. Richardson leaves to-
day for visit of a week or 10 days
in Portland with her brother, ]. R.
Henning, and other relatives and
friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28

Mrs. Frank Cronen and little daugh-
ter, Nancy Elene. who have been Wis
iting at the Frank Sailing home dur
ing the past few weeks. departed yes
terday for their home in lone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
SuaEn1FFS SALE

Under and by virtue Of q decree Of
foreclosure and order Of sale entered
" Of Gunnison. state OF Colorado. ON the
3rd day Of September. A. ID. 1918. In an
action wherein ERANK Z GRiSWoLp
COAL COMPANY is defendant. and
wherein 1t was decreed that there was
due and owing to the plaintiff fro m the
tgage securing said note the sum of
Eight Thousand Eighty-eight and
so-ioo tss.oss.so, Dollars. togethsr with
of Nine and 03-l0o Dollars. said note
and mortgage bearing date of January
&C. s n aIS e. .sa e, Of fss Ssns
assa HeSOrds, 10 OF ncas ssid G.pni:on County
a Snesr .na aas By ESs s.s e io
sheriff OF the County OF Gunnison and
State of Colorado. am authorized. d.
sale the property described in said
psriicuiarly described. at public auc-
amount 80 found due to the piain;in ss
Aforesaid. with interest thereon At
eight ts) per cent. and said costs Of
NoW q THEaEFosh if;a efs5si .1S Sosics here.
by given, that will. on the feth day
tea o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
at the West front door Of the Court
HOUSE, In the TOWn OF 0OnniDOu, IN
said County and State. expose for sale
70 the highest and best bidder. for cash.
the property described in said decree
~ being embraced within and covered
By said mortgage. which In described
The northeast quarter .(NEKl. and
quarter (NEK SEKl Of section four
teen (14): and the south half OF the
southwest quarter (6M GWkD OF Sec
tion twelve (l3): and the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter (NEh
NWKl OF Section thirteen (i3). ali In
Township fourteen (fSl south. Range
sifhty-sfx (ssi west Of tks StS princi-
soa. coioEsdo. toEetksr With III ana
ainsulsr the eppurtsnsnces ana priyt.
wise thersuntc aYpsrt.lning: and all o.
the estate. right, title. intereet ana
claim Whateoever OF the 0ai0 defend.
ant, either In law or equity, that said
lsfssd.nt h.a on the - III day Of Jan
That I win sell al Of eaid property
1t said time, or 20 much thereof ~ may
be necessary 70 satisfy san deet
Dated at Gunntson. Colorado. the
3lth day OF October A. .. 1913.
Attornsy for Piaintin.
yifst puhiishea Oct g. isis
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
PAIPPs Dol Gls TAXES
alsstIa Iaalslls~airs psys - pslssy es7s,
90 vvhlis Little FslIew a0sasee
W osslesG

LaW1snce G. Phipps, ReDeblicaa
candidate for United States senator.
Il tax dodgsr. The records b The
Office o. the treasurer ef ~ city and
county Of Denvsr show that - swore
that e17Eyo0o Vas all he eWnsd - the
way Of monsys, notss anA credits
when he made his assessment return.
Yet Phipps y Known 70 b worth At
least 43o. .0oo. 900. made = stock of the
steel trust tAs GREATEST psolltser q
them an.
II = tax dodging Of tho seet pgae-
ticed by Phipps which ssads up taxes
for ths small home oWnsr n Colorado.
State. county. city and school taxing
bodies could reduce shs taz lsviss
snormaasly 4 men III Hhip1s vould
pay thsir 3sst share d The taxes.
Every taxpayer IN the state should
TAKE good look at his tax bfll % the
moEning o. November s. and then 90
to DE polls and empress his disap-
prevail q Phipps. msthods ~ Dstting
: cross aftsr ths MAINS q Jeha 2.
shafrsth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
sAOuP F0OO RoARDER
centsatasa5et 5etses FeYnd hld1sN -
a1lliisnsirsis osesos and oraNd
JSry Viii erebe.

united Htatas ptstfiet AtteSney
Harry B. Tedrow viii submit evidences
70 ~ grand jury tending . shou thai
Oliver H. 1houp. runnins for govsrpor
On ~ Rspublisan tiolEst. = gni1ky 81
lfood hoar11ng. Ths grsnA jury VIII
convene IN Dsavsr On November II.
Rowiepd x GODDARD. United States
ssesst Sesviss operative. ed Martin
Lo0sGaA. ColorAAo eprfnes city Astsc-
dive vsut - 0As10is onsaGs - July
u 1ase - thssU AisssseesA 1Jeoo
posnds q vheat lear - 1ee psunds
oe Sugar. TAsy A11o asoertatned that
shoup, ~ 1Ayp befeee. haA re.
nlovod N aA1itioaal l,eoe Dom4s g
suoar u : giAgeEale manafAetns1ng
plaat = whaeA ~ = interoste1.
0hoap says As rsportsd having ~
sugar and fIeuf - Nj DosssssieA, 1T
Tsdfpw insists tAaa '.rspestiAgs 49,
no4 aAsolvo ~ nftllionaire ffen the
chasUs = hsar1ine. Ths taDsstant
fact = at oheup ksDt ~ saGar ~
noer \ his poeseseaen = S1slatioa =
IL M.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

Colorado's Democracy can point.
with the entire approval Of the voters.
to its wonderful record on war financ-
Ing. The special session Of the Log
lslature provided for an issue Of war
bonds amounting to two and one-half
millions. But actually oAly $3.50.
u these bonds have been issued. TO
provide money for interest and TO re-
tire these bonds . Just and equitable
tax q domestic and foreign corpora
lions vas levied. This tax, while suf.
ficient y small enough 20 that there
b NO considsrabis objection to + And
the rstusns from this corporation tax
hare alseady called b and paid of
e13s.Oo0 Of the ts5oy 900 bond issue. In
ten ysars this evaporation tax viii
msat The intaSest a and retire ali o.
~ bcads. Thus this war tar fails ON
IL corporations, where Il VIM BE- felt
the lsast II entirely sayes the small
taxpayer. Who Otherwise might have
fat \ most. All this constitutes !
most remaskable and worthy Demo
cratic accomplishmsnt
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
10 fRoIt CORRUPTION
osavse lsead Jpsy VIM lavssB sBsass
q. Q. ?. Attsmpt y ouy eeS4s

RocE3sss sxpenditures - nonsy IN
~ attempt to buy ths slscstsa Of the
RspublicaA candidates On The congres-
.sional anA state tickets Ntn b the
suh56et Il an investlGAtiea ~ ~ fed.
esal erenl jury which vill eoavens In
pepyes shostly. Evi6sncs tAat ths q.
o. r. eandidatss. notAhiy LaWIsace G.
Bhipps and Oliver r. ehodp. have
basn bayipg voters ~ ~ thoasands
~ h1ring thsm = worksrs = now ~
ing collects1 in Denver snA elsewhere
ana vi1l b submitted = ~ lury.
The nlanAssrs of PhiDps and shoup
have boGn especially busy azleng the
usGso votsss PhtI1s' h11isr - bsss.
q the head Of : speci1l eonmittes
chasgsd vtth ss4ing q r. thgt ne col
ord vsesrs will b -siGAt- = election
DAY. 1Gore .nsgroes are rogletseed for
~ eeming election than oyer before
4 the history of the stato.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
.ShAFROTn FATHER.
.0F POPULAR LAWS
es~ps,,sd Iaolssseasrs - pess lasts-
eeives Nseessa6UA, 0isese ~
aaasy - aeeall oGaantea.

A little more than eight ysars ago.
Senator Shafroeh. then governor Of
Colorado. called The General Assembly
In sxtraordinary sessioa and b. ex-
erting every power md force at his
command compelled the Legislature
TO keep faith with the people and
write into the law Of Colorado the INF
uative and referendum. the direct pr
mary and the recall
His services to the cause Of pro
gressive government have been recog-
nized-not alone In Colorado but
throughout the United states. and II
because OF his record Of steadfast
adherence to principle that the lead
ers Of progressive legislation In the
United States are urging his return -
the Unlted States Senate. where his
wisdom. experience and honesty Of
purpose viii be bulwarks Of strength
to the people In the periious days Of
reconstruction.
Following In the letter Of Jutson
King. secretary of the National Popu-
lar Government League, Washington.
D. c.:
October 16. 1913.
Hon. John F. Shafroth. u. s. Senate.
Washington, d. C.
MY dear Senator
The National Popular Government
League. of which l am secretary. II .
non.partisan organization and does
not enter into party contests as such.
I cannot refrain. however. from ex-
pressing my personal wish that the
voters Of Colorado will return you TO
the Senate.
Colorado owes you . great deal.
not only for what you have done here
for progressive popular government.
but for what you did when governor
Of the state remember well. ~ 90
all forward looking men over the coun-
try. that you had It In your power
when governor TO kill that notable
series Of popular government meas
ures. or to put them over in accord
ance with the wishes OF the people,
You stood firm and did the fob and
gave Colorado . new glory. We have
never ceased to be grateful for that
and we want you here to fight for such
measures IN reconstruction times.
Sincerely yours.
-JK-EE. (sisned) JUDsON KING
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
rMeas.e = o.rre.ssscs.

- Hosse = shafroeh has thrps ~
Ncae knows 1pyt y1esS TN y.
hut search upqn the fId41s q ptnes
Or glinpse The stoFuay -
md there. sonevhere. u Danger I1sS,
Fsshtins you1l M IN thrss.
Mt n LIests.anf Phiqss yosH sssk,
Can Washingtoa. D. c.
les IL the awful treacAes- thsss.
Right down At Sixth and b:
his Junior Phipps sits at his desk
And draws his sslaree!
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
LEstle {. Nys0Aao, I.-.., x
p.ss sssss ~ s.sss's Ne ss.s. ~

Our next County Assessor u TIE
same man new IN ohIies-A. Il. Thom-
=. He has served yes well during his
you just ~ faithfully after you send
Judge Black has NO opponant ssNuf
sed." That gees to GhoW that the ma
jority Of people believe in elEicleney.
He viii be returned beeanse h has 10
thoroiv Demonstrated his htness for
The Office that cpponents are useless.
What No want IN . Representative
h > spirit a fmpaxtiality wAfeh pre-
vents him ffom psefesEing any enc
district over anU&Aer. Such . repre-
sentative 70 tie State Le9islatzre We
have bod. nd are goinG p retain \
T. ]. Thompson.
The ballot, q, Il wili Be handed 10
you On election day, win eoatain IL
name Of r. y. Logan, of DeatA, as
Democratic candidate for distxict At
torney. N. LoGln . oax present dis-
trict et$otney and . good -. How
ever, he was not lnomtna4ed ~ . psr-
" eonyentiea, but Ais name VA WIT
ten ct IL pfiMaxy eleetton. A eped
many O&m1eroto ShoGShf thnt - ~
BopQh1fca1s eA1oro6d JudGo BIaSk -
handsomely and . unanimo1sly, dsat
Democrats should en6orse La Hpr-
eess - distxicE atte1ney. Tkls w.
not done, though Burgeas vill M
qneGtionahly receive SONS democratic
votes- Il q Up T. tie yofers e the
party 70 decids ths laattex.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

Excsllant work other than that
merely pertaining 70 secretary cf stats
~ lseA denf ,by IaHes =, Nelspd A
the 1ast two year.. ThrouGh his 81.
flee moro than coo men have besu ~
cruited for the aviation section Of the
arny. Ths aznount a s11nrt lnyolvsd
IN this task may b estimated whsa It
Il considered hat 500 men wsse "a.
amined. requiring about 10000 inter
viewp. This work was done vutun.
tarfly without cost - tAs state Of -
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
stAFRorH pATRloTisu .5s....
EUlooIzGp Dv MlooN

The following note from President
wilson to Mrs. John r. Shafroth h
;raceful tribute to the service OF the
hree Shafroth boys In the present
var.
A canvass Of the United States Con-
Tess made by the officers OF the Con-
srsssional Club referred to below
howed that the Shsfroth family led
II the rest in the number Of sons in
.ctual service.
The graceful recognition Of the pa
riotism OF the Shafroth family BY
President Wilson surely will find cor
iial response by the voters OF Colo
ado:
~ THE. white HOUSE,
"Washiroton.
"2o April. 1878.
Ny Dear Mrs. shafroth:
1T was certainly . deserved honor
hat went to you when you were A.
Iisned the privilege Of unfurline the
iervice flag At the Congressional Club,
md want to congratulate you on hav.
np three sons In the service Of the
:ountry. With these heartfelt congrat-
iiations % my sincere admiration and
ny entire appreciation, ! beg you to
believe. Of the great sacrifice which
his Involves.
Cordially and sincerely yours,
fsisned) WOODROW WILSON,"
Mrs. John n. shafroth.
Washington, D. c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

CoiessAs = eslno = haxo : s:l1a1
shy- Nv = . oeslesein - ~ ,ivvsekr
~ puesla Wl11ea4ting eerporaalGs
~ ooelG - - onst ~ - 41Dsan1
rho uoGnoog111e p1nt1Dsn psoallnsn
~ - S1Gkk ~ Jo1n9, u lgohn1.
seefs1ag4 q ante. = vds4g - ~
i'm = : - = - tsabe1lso - ~
Nj u 1a34ee ~ Dee1uee -
sSAS - eg - -
~ ~ = seAuE
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

Millions for politics. but not one
cent for patriotism" That seems to
oe the grand hailing word Of Phipps
and Shoup. the Republican Gold-Dust
Twins" Sending their .snipers" out
INTO the cities and country districts OF
the state. these men in the night time
attempted to cover up every Liberty
loan poster long before the 2sth. the
md Of the drive. But your Uncls Sam
ael quite hep to the unpatriotic prof.
lteers. sent his own posters right b.
hind the Twins daubers. and War Saw
ings Stamp literature wai rudely past.
ID over the austere, frozen face Of
Phipps and the rotund countenancs Of
the aldermanic shoup.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

Veeoenkle Cumpound euFo1 n = ] u
nce nss1 ~ opsfatjco. end I - e1Se
q M fiSG1db ehout it"-nrs. ~ W.
Bnszs. Bisek Rivsr fslla WA
Il b juse snch expseisness . thae 8
Mn. Bkssse Shat - aeds ~ fsnsu.
rot snd hsgb rsnsdy . hs1ssho1 vee
ffen ocean . oeenA Any wu0on ~
oufEers from inaammation. ulcseottoob
dlsplaesments, baekache, nssvou9seA
irrsaularities or :. the blues" shoso
not rest until she hss given e . txial
and for special advice write Lydia =
Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, AasA
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
..I.1uIis .. Hubbard 2 : ssadidats

'I1ulie d. Hubbard = : esndidats
~ Io-electlnn 70 ths oeEleo q attof-
~ ssneeal and. N ny Judgment. sv-
~ e1oGAhp1dee - esefy eiteh and
sessGvpik csnpany q a. FlSlts nv
= slpu11 rste for IN. = ~ - sysn
farte6r - asseft that - rsetdsnts
u evosy town q ~ 1o16e Platte
ikoa1 ouet M heHe1gH. lIe has
~ 60 - ~ ll1tsr ~ ~ :
eh0o II ~ &fllee r. Qe15etGv 20
~ - ~ tlne 4te14 \ d1floss
-, afee "
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
.UfFRAe lEADfa
IMBs sHAfRelI
,slasus Ne oeeed ~ vsess ~ vvo1
- gvsa when causs oeeH,e1

=
:, saffrass. neaa n held b h1ghe4
saru for quality Of service rendered
e cause than y Senator 6hafroth-
The following letter. vrittea by 0fs.
rlsris Chapman Gait. president oe the
.Rtional American Woman suffrage
lsoeiation. to Mrs. George A. Bass.
--aifman National Democratic Won
10 Committee. indicates how the
s'ffragists Of the nation regard The
''rvice rendered By Senator Shafroeh
not alone in these. the closing days
4 struggle about 70 end successful
). but in the earlier yeArs when the
.suse seemed to be forlon hops:
October II. 1913.
Nrs. George 4. Bass. Chairman Ma
tional Democratic woman's Commit
tee. Warrington. D C.
Ny dear Ars. Bass
Il wish you and through you. the
Nomen Of COLORADO. TO know how Inn.
ortant to the struggle TOR nation
y tde woman suffrage Senator John r.
Shafroth IL.
I'm the Senate he has never lost IN
opportunity to aid our cause and he
tas probably done more to educate
nited States senators In the princi
les and successful operation Of wom-
g n suffrage than any other single man
His acquaintance with the Senate. his
knowledge Of procedure and senatorial
usage have made his services TO our
cause Of unqualified value.
Two battles for democracy are in
,rogress. one on the western and
outhern fronts OF Europe for world
freedom, the other In the United
States Senate for democracy at home.
in the home struggle. Senator Shsf-
roth n . fearless. able general.
Cordially yours.
"(signed)
CARRIE CHAPMAN Gait.
'CCC-BMS President" :"
In . personal letter to Senator Shat
roth signed BY Mrs. Gait and Or.
.nna Howard Shaw. these leaders In
ne cause express their appreciation
" his efforts In the following Ian
suags:
October II, 1918.
''Hon. John r. Shafroth, United States
Senate. Washington. d. c.
~Dear Senator 0hafroth:-
I'm writing letters Of thanks 70 Our
'riends in the Senate. We feel that
yomething very special ought 10 Be
snt' TO ron. but hardly know how 10
express the gratitude and appfDcia-
'ioa Of ourselves and the organisation
ar the help and sturdy frisndshiD that
IN gave % In the recent contest and
that you givs at all timss aa1 oil
places for the cause Of woman suf-
rage. II there 10 ever anything that
We caa do to show this appreciation.
We hoDs that you viii lot 10 know and
give ~ the privilege Of doing Il. Css-
tainly the women Of your state have
reason to b proud Of the service
which you have done for their disfran-
chised sisters IN other parts Of ths
country.
~you viii b Glad to know that ~
do not feel IN the least down-hearted.
for We belisve that the suffrage
amoadment u in . better posittoa
thar Il has ever held before. Ths
question nov stands, mot q . state
questioe. not - . national question.
but - = world question. and We have
no doubt Of IL succsss when brought
TO vote next tine.
Sincerely and gratefully yours.
s(signsd)
CARRIE CHAPLAIN Gait.
"Presideat,
ANNA HOWARD SHAW.
Honorary President. |"
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01
LESLIE, e. HussARo
The veepls's Candioate

0tands for reelection = At*or.
usy General On his record for pa.
6iotim, efficiency, economy, hon.
nsty, courage and fairness in pub
ho a6airs-a record Of devotion "a
p1hhc service deserving the sup.
port Of the people without regard
% party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

Profiteering 10 disloyal.
So says Tom lyman and other Dem
scratic candidates.
Profiteering must cease.
So declares the Democratic plat.
'orm.
A bas the profiteer!
There's . long, hard winter ahead
u him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-11-01

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