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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
N6tnng Steurrsa6ler.

9eu Steuer5abler.e bon 8ascoro.
sc Gortntp Oiene Oicies our @a6ridt
OaB Ser llnter5eidnete our @nteegen..
nabme Der Steuern fir oas SSSobr
1920 unb 8oriabren an fpIgenben
Sa9en al ben angegebenen BlGberr
an5utreffen iein miro:
90 orrion, am 6. un6 Z. 0e.
5cmber bis 3 llbr nabm.
8ap, s. ul6 8. 3e5ember.
Sol6C, sic beri6umcn ibre Steu.
ern Dor Dem 1. Somlar, 1921 81 be.
soblcn, bcrfoqcn Ser Strafe elmer
3inSouiloge bon 1 Yro8ent pro no.
nat. gto6 Dem 1. Sonltor lperoen
fcrncr 0cbilbren unb Soften beige.
fiigt.
8ittc bringt cure %IettiGhrioe
Steucr Guittung nit.
Idtun9spolG,
Soren9 EMO,
Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
3ur &enhtnng!

9lac mclMc nod nit Scr frilbcrcn
6irmo GbriIt. GhcrIin & Son III
&chnlllrg itebcn, iino cri1ht nor
Dem 20. 0c5cmbrr oieIc 81 beglcid)'
en-. NQc HchnrrnQcn sic bis 5ltnl
9%cnonntcn Gage nidt bc3abIt iino
mcr0en cincnl Nopototc sur GoIlef.
tin i~iber0cbCn iueroCn. 9c5oblt Ocs'
Dolb jcbt lnl0 cripart clld) unnGtblge
Soften.
GGriit. GbCrltM
Scrmonl,, Nto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
g~&cbmiitigc Grinncrnn9


om Sobrestagc bcS Gobes luIcreS
gclicbten @uttcn lrn0 &ntcrs, oes
Gcrnnnn @iIgcnItucgler.
Gr itarb oll %, gtppember, 1919.
Gin &abr idon rlrbcit OH III 6ricocn,
Snntlt bin 81 inherent 0roBcn
ShWcr5;
81 iriib bit gu bon ms 8cidieOcL
3u iritb int Go0e brod Geiu @cr5,
Qos trclrc @cr5-No& bciB 8cIicbt
Inns, sic Qcin @ingollQ ticf bctrilbt.
CIV ru1c ionit-im fii0lcn @robe!
Gein @eilt rmidmcb' ms olIc5cit.
Gr tr0ite, Itdrte itct5 unO lobc
lul5 in Dem bittern SrCnnltnQalci0,
@ia chit IN icl'gen ~@immelsb0b'u
&crfl1rt mir irob 0j6 wicoericb'n.
@Cpi0ntCt bon
Zen trancrnSCn Nintcrhlicbcncn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

3n %ucrfanfcn: meme id)0nc Sorm
oltf Stub Gilnn0, 4 Meilen 0itlif
bon @crmom, no. 100 Nfcr Itebcn
untcr Gltltllr, mobou 90 Ndcr nit
@ci3cn cingciGct iino, so Nfer
@al6lonb, mobon ieocr Ntcr urbnr
gcntodt mCrocn fam. Sprcdt nor
oocr idreibt on q. g. @oBcmtp.
er. Goic, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
Nahridtcn ans augrcnScuoeu Som
ties, aus uuierem Staat nHS
auoeren Staatcn.

&cnn areisrif)tcr Slotc, Don
Sole Gountp, 0icicn 8onat III 4'}lls
Ter Gountp Court bdlt, miro CT cis
nell iebr cigcutbilUlIiAcn 6au, an
DEM 2alcn0er porflnOcn. SObu VI.
Ybillips mill $3.50 pie0cr bubrn,
Die or in elmer 9Scttc nit Z. =.
gSccfs pcrlorclt bat. @cibc iinO Ne
publifoncr, ubcr Ebillips mettctc,
6aB Mtiiiopri oemofrutiif gebcn lpcr
0e. 8ciOe battcn 0as 8el0 cttcr
Orittcn Ecrion ~ge8cbcn, uHt cs 81
hultcn. @Cefs bot gquonncn mo
0as 8cl0 crbultcn. Sect mill lbn
@hillipa olti gcri6tlidem @c8c
3minacll, eS ibut picoCr 5uritd SIT
.critnttcn. I0pofuten bcbolIptcL 0n6
cine @ette ntd)t geridtIih follctttcrt
IpCr0Cn tuun ull0 0ab FbllltpS 0ao
8cl0 mie0cr bctonmCn lam, mcIlll
@ccfa gclnrg Gi9entDum bciist, oaS
hllhlognnbnrt unO Uerfauit wcrocn
fnun. @at @ecfS tein Gigentbum
0nB untcr Dem @eics bci6la9nobmt
mrrocn fol1lL 10 bat Sbiuips Oo2
9iu6icbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
Gabak ma Qfeifr.


Ger Gabaf nllrOe in europa 81
crit ais @cllnittcI iilr oIIene &lli''
Sen - icOcnInIIS rn Iehr ld)arLe@
Nn~tiieptltum - gcggn Au8cncnt3ltll
Ound, @iiruler uuO &eibmrD III sal
belliorm ionobl, ais sir Nullgt'
run4 uermeuoct. 6ril5jcltlg marc
Da3 6eilmittel 5ltln beiBbc8eDrtcr
0cmibuittel. Ger EobotIan1en fan
aus Cuba mo lpllr0e Ollrd) Den SeIb'
ar}t 9bilippa Oc@ 3ucitcl BON Spd'
nien, 6ran3 @ermonOc} 1903 III gl'
ropu btfanlt. Wou Spanicn puroe
CT 0urd Oen irau50iiiHen @elal1Otel
GSean 9ticot - DabCr mobl DER Name
uNicotiana" nl3 @nttumg 2be}cId)e
nung - al Oen @oi @clirld)a 0c@
Qrittcn gcian0t. Gle dlteIte Oel'tldle
Na6rift POM Iobot ltnnInit BON
6em Aug3bur8cr StootpbplttlI9
aooli Gcco, ser INT 1865 aus
6ranfrci6 Die eriteu Iobotpilonjel1
Ill un$ brad)tc. 81 Gnoc Oes 10.
SSabrbuu0crts filbrtcu ScClcllte aus
Ser uercn Melt IntofbIGttcr Elm, Die
lie ROTTEN luno raltd)tcn. Ter Gll8'
lGn0er @altcr Gtolcigb, Elm notorI'
ifcr &uuhcr, modte europa nit
Ben critcn &ieifen befannt, Ocrcn
SerItcQltng 51nGdit &OQono ollI'
nabm. Ger 9tilrnbcr9er %lr5t Bern.
haro GoIbilr3 i6reibt 5uerIt 1901
iibcr 0oS &olt6cn, 0a5 CT olS E0baf'
trinfcn bc3citnct, Sm 30j6bri8en
aricg geponn Sic Site oc$ &obot'
raudenS rueitc &erbrcitung, mo
1880 brgonn Ser Nnbort bon Tobot
in Der Bfal}, IN @eIICn, Irontcn
unO Suhicn, obpobl ltrcrge Itaat'
lide &erhote oa3 Hollf)cn pcriolG,
ten. SSl onoercn 2Gn0crn giug man
iogar nit Strafen 0egcn oie &ot'
der Dor, in RlrBlnnO ifnitt man
ibncu nod 1854 sic lfoien as. Sn
GeutIhlonO c~iferten 2bcoIogcn uno
WoraliitCn i'm i%ieb3eberltcn Sobrblm'
BERT gcgcn Sen yb0Qii6cn &alrf)".
geoen 0cn pielc Sdriiten erihicnen,
nG6renG i'm IS. S5o6rbunbert Sabr'
h,tnocrt Tif)ter Die alopitof, s. S.
BOB icin Cob ionQen. Sn a0ln cnt'
itan6 1923 sic critic 6Cltidc Gieifet.
in0uitric url6 1893 erioro ser otter
rei6iidr 9(r5t &iforiuS Sic gbguB.
pfeife. Gle critic ocl,tihc 3iQarren.
fabrif ipuroc 1888 in Sombura &C.
griinoet. Die beltte iobicl bcrbrei.
tcte cigarette fam crit 1910 iiber
Rublano nof Icntidlano; ibr Mai.
ienfonium 9ebt crit olri bie Iebtcu
itpci Sabr3ebnte 5uriif. Die critic
Sabrif mar sic bc8 Nlliien llppmonr
in 9resoen 1914.
lin 6eler SIT gewinnen, ipnrcr
1T frii6eren 3eiten StPin un6 Bun.
Der in Nnpenoun9. Die ia aud II
Der 9icoermeierScit nod @erprn
I bung ian6en. Ias pneumotii6t
: 5eucr3elg pur6e bon Gumontiel
1880 erfunOen, I'M glei6cn Sabre
pom 9aieler Siiritenbcrg 6aS eIef
, triide, Oas Der Senenier 8rofciior
90berciner 1923 berheIierte itn6 81
Beltrif bradte. @crtboIct crfani
1905 Die Eunffeuer3cuge mod ubrI
) 8bospbor), s. SO. &ammerer 1873;
aas Reib5iinbbol3 nit gbospbor
, 9ipie alS gifttg unO gcfGbrli6 gel
tenoen Seier8cige purSrn nod eli
: mem Sieaes3ugc 1885 in biele
Staaten tpieoer ber6oten, ibr Grim
bcr iterb 1857 i'm 8rrenbauie.
Riindener q. g..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
SanfIagnng.

lluicrcn Qccbrtcn Nodbarn un0
Ircltnocn, Die inns mGlrCnO Scr
&rontbcit uu0 orlQBlih ocs GoOcS
r~unicrer gcIicbtcn @ottin, Gohter
uno Sdmcltcr,
Maria 3uicpbinc ScbrcnS,
10 unpcrgeBlihe 2icbcsoienitc ernie.
icn iprcdcn mir bicrmit uniercn
imligitcn Qunf aus. GbcnfolIs berg.
li6en Qonf Den @obrtudtr09crn,
Den 8lumlcnmGOhen ionic fiir bic
rcihen 8lumcnipcn0cn ulO Die 5obl-
rcidc 9ctbeili9ung an @cgrGbntIie.
&nabCionoere m6dtCn mir bierourd)
Ocrl bodnp. &otcr HonluaI0 fiir
ieinc mormClt @ortc 0cs Eroitcs I'M.
icrcn bcr5liditcn 0onf olr5ipreUcn.
Bic trancrnScn Sintcr6licbcncn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

3n Ocrfunfcn: 6os friibcre Glt.
gene Claus @obnbolt$ nebit ~
Cots an Ser iilOl. MorftitroBc in
&ermontr. Erci8 $225O. 8. s.
8rnont. 22N Nprt1 Moin Ct,
GoIt ct. 2oui$, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

3n %bcrfanfen: Gin if6ncs @obn.
holrS in Scrmonn. Sonn CUR Salt.
tc Ocs @o~l,foItcn. Yreiic5 cires 0brl-
lifcn @ollicS Qcfolit perocr. @tun
oOrciiirc @or 90, Scrmnrn, Mo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

3n %Derfanfen: oas olS Ct. Char.
leg Soa bcfor1ntc @cbGitbe in mel.
6cm iid iett Die So6iduIe befinoet,
an Scr Sdillcr ltnb Sront Ctr, in
Serntorr, Mo.
Stto Gbcrlin 9crmanr, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
4dtnns GlnbsM italicScr.

Sd tper0e ont nG6Itcn GicnStog,
Sen 7. 9c5., micocr &icb II. Sdpci.
ne nod Dem Marft ~bcrlenocn. Geo.
Ncumonn Shipping Mono9cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

Na6oem Staatsicfret1r Suaibon
am Montag offi3icI befannt ecmad)t
bat, Dab Dos $60,000,O00 .gli.
ieBntent bel Der Robcntbermabl anee.
nomnten ipur6e, miro es nun Gltf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

aabc Scr QtiiIouricr Scgislotur lcir,
Elm umiaiienocs SpItcm fir ben Soli
outer 2anbItroBcn init bartcn Sbcr-
bau oor5Iihcrettrn.
9fnhbcm ms rtno6entrodcne"
SrobibitionsocieB. Dcs StooteS gdls
ipuri nummcfr bel Der @obl om 2.
gtopcnbcr nit 61,299 Stimmcn
,MoioritGt g,tgebGiben Worben lit,
beiddftiqt fif Dir Ct. Soriicr go.
lisci, lpie and scr reuerrpGblte
@cncrolonmuEt res StnateS SeIie
". @nrrctt, init TlGnen 5ltr crfoIg.
rcihcn 9urdTilbrung ~oesIelbcn.
Barrett gob befumnt, bob er einen
ieincr NiiiItutcn nusihlieBIif nit
OieIcr IufQobC bCtrmten meroc, %
oos nelie @cIct CO Dem General
onpult Sur Sfiidt ulndyt, nit bcl,
Gountn- nnb Stobtbcb0rocn bicrbei
Sanb IN &an0 81 9c)cn.
gQc @pitpcrnmcnt 8oote bnbcll
Ii6 in1 @nsconnbe in ibr @inter.
quarter 5itrilf gC5ogCn, nit IuS'
nobnlc scr @oote inter @efebl bes
GboS. Wartin, Die nod nit ben
l~tfcrbolitcn in Berger 8ottom be-
i66ftiQt iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
DIR. W.B.
un0
DIR. B. E.DICKSON
3abnarste
Qermunu, Mp.
Office i'm aIten $ermann Sopinos
8anf @ebdi,Se. Gbonc s.

Scrlanst: &0din fir @r3t.Somi.
lie. Suites Semi uno gutter 2obn.
Man abreiiire Srou s.. 44S7
8eItminiter 49,, ct. 2ouiS, 40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

Stutt Illrfep wlrOc oie$mol i'm
&ciicrion Gin 3udtbouic ell
5dlpcinabrutcn icrUicrt nit YrciB-
clbccrln, GGlerje, @o~rtoiieln Corn
luro 2Ipia Fjc. Gas Wtitta8amoDI
mllr0c llll > llhr icrpicrt, morouf
Die @cinngunCn 0ic 6reiDcit Oc2
Moie2 Gnttrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

2ula SdyDermlt1, mic bcDouptct
miro, pcil Der @crtD icinc5 2oaOes
iicl uno sic @reiic ieincr 6urnWro.
Olrftc bcrlntcrBingul, t00tetc @cO.
.. @infIo5c ST FcnOcr, Ncbroato,
icine 6roll mo Orei &luOer nit ii.
uenl @nnObejI unO Din0 iif Ooroui
ouf, Or beOlente iId 0es @anObcils,
nit oeut CT Den Grlltpnbn t0Otcn
molItc, ser iiir Den 0antioglrngs.
9roten Der 6onrilic beitimllt mar.
Gen S6ugling DcrnunlOetr er IN
id}Iinmtrr %8eiie. Sid iclbit erbing
er an ciucWr @nlfen in ser Sdeune.
Gr lol reid gCrpcicn lem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

sic critcn Sorfcbrumgcn fir cine
&OnoCntlon sur Ausorbeitltng elmer
ncltcn Staot5Uerioilung mcrocn in
elmer Scriamrmlung anfon9s nGditcn
WtonatCs gctroifcn werbcn. Sn Die.
ier iOllcn S6ritte fir cine Sonoer-
nail int ndditcn gr9uit 9enommcn
luerben, bel Der oorilber obgeitimnt
merOcn ioa, Oh cine &orpention fiir
Ben Gntipurf elmer nelten Stoatsncr-
toiiung c%inberlfcn mGr6en ioQ. Gos
bel Der lebtcn 8abl ongenommenc
a%menocntcnt idreibt Dor, 0aB cine
Ioldc 8abl altf Den eritcn 9icnstog
im alt9uIt ndditcn Sobrcs bon Den
Stootsbcamten o~ngeoronet meroen
muB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

Cine 4n5obl &icb5ilhtcr in Ct,
2ouis County miro oIlt s. &nnIlar
cine &crionmlltng in Glopton abbol.
tcu, I'M Ntittcl un0 @e9c SIT finOcn,
Ourh luel6c Dem 3ildter cin Grci5
fir icin &icb gcii6crt wcrOcn fam,
Scr Ncla Ereiic cntipri6t, Der uoll
Der @oniumcntcn iilr Slciih 6e5oblt
lper0cn muB. IS lit ser Sori6Ia9
9emodt worOen WtorttplGBc in ct.
2ouis ST erridten, no Scr 3iidtcr
ooS 6lciid Oircft an Die &oniumcn
ten pcrfoufcn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

@cindDt: tlctncr &oblcn &ohpiUt
Nodl3lrirogcn in ser Office 5. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

". =. Sbupp. Scr 5tootaiupcr-
intenOent Der oNnti . SoIoon
2co8rc," bat lid an Oos 9unOcs.
itcllcrunlt III &8oiDington ~gcruon0t
nit Der &cidwcroc, ooB 9Cpiiic go.
tentmcOi3inen unO Arten bon IoiIcts
tenpoiier ols bcroui6cn0c GetrGntc
I'M gon3cn Stootc benuBt mcrOct.
Sgupp b]cbauptete, OoB cinigc Oicier
ErGpnrotc eincn itGrfcren @ebaIt
bon NltoDol bitten ais Der gclp0bns
Ii6c Sdnops. Gr bot ii6 CbcnfaIls
on bic 6obrifontcn Oicicr o%9lteOifo.
mcntc" gewonot, ltt iic oui Ocr
ongcbli6cn WtiBbrou6 ibrcr &oo'
rem ouimcrfiom 81 MADDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03

&ic cS bcibt, bobcn udt @}juio.
ncn Qclttihe ln0 fiinf Nilljoncn
Stnliener Dor, nod Den Ser. Stoo.
ten oltajuponOcrn. Mton ipri6t
bon Ger 8cihrdntlrng Der Ginlpon.
oerun8 mo mag MIR ioIdc Inn0cn
laiicn, mcl6e bier miaiii8e Ser
mulOtC babcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-03
ubrtn.
9nn Snus Natnnef.

SD bin iiber3eugt, oaB llarea lie.
bcnoigc @eien limo. GiumaI lief i'd
meme itIantc SllInsllbr uui5 @iia.
iter iouen. Sbr garter aGrper fnnlttC
oui Dem 8rauit uno eS flong mic Gil
S6rci. Ntein @er5 itanO it'll. Nh
3~itternOen 9dnOen BOB id iif nit
unb belt tic ans Gbr. 3pci, are
Seui5cr tamen aus ibrem &nnern
oann muroe Gs it'll. NIeiuc ubr
Die mid ieit ser &oniirmaticu nurd
Sic Belt gclcitet bate, Stnnor Mn
Stunbc, 0urd Gage Ser Schn'sdl'
nnO 9t1ttc ser Griiinung mel
nc ltbr . mar tot. Sd ucintc
Seitoem bin i'd ii6erjeugt, Nnb ll9
rem cine Icbeltni9e SccIc baben.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04

national Associations D. asked 10 m
yestigate the conduct Of our la~-mak-
err IN Washington. and Of those seek
,ng 10 become such. and 20 advise the
stDckmsn Of the country through the
columns Of the Producer, our national
organ, 20 that w- a. stock raisers and
farmers may vote for the men who
NIL rry and give the producers .
square deal regardless Of whether ne
j. = DgmoCra, or 4 Republican
BE- . further resolved by this asso-
citation that Ns deem Il important for
every stock raiser 20 belong 20 an as
soclatIOn Of farmers or stock raIsers,
and instead Of working from IL 20 Il
hours a day trying 20 feed the people
Of our cities. 20 devote what We can
earn IN those I 70 8 hours a day that
We sgOrk after our city brothers have
gone from labor 20 Tefrsshmenr, TO
oar associations. produce less and see
70 the marketing Of that which We do
produce and We viii have something
70 say A. 20 who eats and who does
without.
Il Is further resolved that a copy
Of these resolutions b. forwarded TO
cLg state association. national assocIa-
ton. and 20 OlT representative and
c0ugT es-ulan-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04

preparation Dill or otherwise regard
ing an Increase IN the fee should b.
4 very clear-cut direction. which
-.g-Ll make u mandatory upon the
Secretary Of Agriculture 20 Imme-
d.atsly rvappTaiss the existing
commercial value Of national forest
pa--UTage and tfereupOn 70 re
establish the grazing fses N accord
ancs uI-h such appraised value II
this course is taken, an appTOprla-
ton 0f \; least S2J 800 should b.
available for the cost Of TsaPpralsaL
Ven sincerely your,
III. s. GRAVES. Forester"
Mr.. Gray then read q letter from
IN UEcn h. tas-s Up = numb-T Of
interesting things connected with
,H- lat legislature. Nr Rockwell
vrIts- very clearly u certain matters.
which NJ Champion a.N b. glad 10
publish IN .atrF issue We are IN
able 70 grt n. type set this week,
dee 20 pres Of job printing.
-. L. hge-tzrr addTes-1d the meet
INK on -gu, range topic, among
other tAHEs stauEs LE@. b. did not
SOC any serious change In grazing
conditions coming the year. except
That there was growing demand for
rang" privilege from the home
-tsad-rs. lie wanted al expression
from tn" EtockWen a. 20 the amount
~ hay required 20 carry stock cattle
tEiu thu aEvTag" winter This Is
Necessary IN fixing some standard fOI
III" number OF head 4 man would b.
entitled 20 rang, m summer Iayl0i
PARK men have z'st q standard Of q
ton and quarter. However 10
some discussion. ton 20 the head
va! thought b-st. Il sas finally
. decided 10 leave this TO the different
range pools
{. 7 Stevens spoke Of very interest
lrg conclusions arrived al by the
Stat" Board oil Stock Inspection Com
u.--.0r-. u uhICh b" Is ! member.
and also b. the executive committee
" The COLORADO Stock Growers who
haze. been lnsc,. c,.Igating the cause OF
--grn' Iuv bet prices. We hope 10
t"'aIi some Of theas matters more 1t
.rustE n later Issues.
An assessment Of 3 cents per head
for stock was levied TO pay eXpcnzcs
of the association.
Considerable discussion then took
place on the following resolutions.
drafted by W l. Curtis, and they
were at last adopted unanimously By
rising vote. The discussion arose
mostly over the recommendation that
stocsmcn spay % per cent Of their
heIfers TO reduce production Appar-
emily the ranchmen have their backs
up over the low price Of beef on the
hoof, the while workmcn in the cities
are constantly getting higher wages
and all the necessities Of life continue
10 advance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04

Entered in the Postoffice at Gunnison
for transmission through the mails as
second-class matter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04
RESOLI TION

WHEREAS; the Stockraisers were
lmplOred by the Government 10 pro-
ducc more meat for war purposes. and
TO observe mcatlcss meals and meat
! less days in order TO help win the
war all Of which the stock raisers
. did. and backc! the Government with
every dollar they could spare, and
some which We're spared TO the de
trImcnt Of their individual business,
and
WHEREAS; 10 the best of our
knowledge and belief the Government
has been selling beef purchased for
government use 10 the public at sac
rifice prices which have caused the cat
tie feeders Of this commonwealth
losses and
WHEREAS; on account of losses
sustained by the feeders, the produc-
ers of cattle will suffer loss, as feed
ers will not market their produce, by
putting il into beef and losing part
Of their feed, besides labor and in
tercst on their investments,
AND WHEREAS; there seems to
be considerable element in our con-
gressional halls, that seem determined
TO place the farmer and stockmen of
this country in the position of having
10 work Il TO Il hours per day for
less per diem than our eight hour
government employees, and no de
sire to allow Us any interest on our
investments, which have taken mos.
of US life time to accumulate, and
not satisfied with what they have al
ready done, now threaten to impose
on US the Nolan land tax bill and an
increase OF 800 per cent in grazing
fees.
AND WHEREAS; the Government
issued orders to the Forest Depart
ment to Craze above the limit all for
est areas during the war, which has
reduced the forage on the grazing
areas, and therefore lessened its
worth to the stockmen, yet we are
threatened with an outrageous in
crease.
THEREFORE, be it resolved by
the Gunnison Stockgrowers Associa-
tion in annual meeting assembled this
10th day of May 1920, that we favor
spaying 25 per cent of our COWS and
heifers, and ask the cooperation of
every breeder in the United States.
Further, that this association ex-
tend our sincere thanks to Hon
Edward I. Taylor for his loyal sup
port of our cause in the matter Of
grazing fees and that our state and
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04
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The Official Paper of GunnisoR Count.
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500: Six Months, sl.00.
FULLY SCOTT FOR SENATOR
Makes Announcement OF Candidacy
For Democratic Nomination

Declaring himself in full and COM
pl.te accord with the Democratic state
platform, adopted May II, and indors-
ny the administration Of Wilson and
the treaty Of Narsailes, with the
league Of nations, without reserya-
tons, Justice Tully Scott, of the Colo
rOdo Supreme Court, recently announc-
ed that he was a candidate for United
States Senator TO succeed Charles s.
Thomas, whose term expires March I
1921.
Justice Scott made no public an
nOuncemcnt Of his candidacy but in an
informal talk in his Office at the state
capitol.
THE league OF nations is an import
ant ISsuc-it cannot be avoided no
matter much statesmen may desire,
said Justice Scott.
at is vital not only 70 America but
in the reconstruction OF the world, now
at 4 standstiil awaiting the action of
the United States.
Every citizen who intelligently stud
les the question will find that he must
either be for or against the treety.
There is no middle ground.
Every citizen who was guilty of q
reasonable acts or sentiments during
the war, every anarchist and |. W. W.
and every person now soaking to de-
stroy our form Of government is bit
terly opposed to the league and to
President Wilson, and therefore, will
oppose the Democratic party in the
coming election.
Il will do nothing lin political way
at this time" concluded Justice Scott.
81 expect after the first of July to take
neighborly visit TO each of the coun-
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04
Ten WAYS TO KILL ANY
KIND OF AN ASSOCIATION
According TO the Herkimer Count,
(Ne~ York; Agent, Chas. Taylor

/. Don't come TO the meetings.
2. But If you come, come late.
3. IL the weather doesn't suit you
don't think of coming.
I. II you attend a meeting. find
fault with the work of the officers
and other members.
8. Never accept an office, as it is
easier to criticize than do things.
g. Nevertheless, get sore if YOU
are not appointed on a committee; If
you are, do not attend the committee
meeting.
Z. IL asked by the chairman to give
your opinion regarding some in
portant matter, tell him you have
nothing to say. After the meeting
tell everyone how things ought to be
done
s, Do nothing more than is abso-
iuteiy necessary but when other
members roll up their sleeves and
willingly, unselfishly use their abili-
ty to help matters along, howl that
the association is being run by a
clique.
9. Hold back your dues as long
as possible, or don't pay at all.
10. Don't bother about getting in
new members. Let George do it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04

gwen Us by these men yet fully reali-
Ied. Our present industrial situation,
alone, IS fraught with menacing prob
lens. We are facing serious diff
eulties IN our own country that cannot
be put of save with great danger to
our existence as n liberty-loving. Jus
tice-loving people II is for US TO ac-
complish in reality this greater con-
ception of the ideals we so fondly
cherish May God grant that this
spirit of idealism will gain in depth
and in power as the years roll by and
that It viii spur the American people
on TO the practical realization Of the
wonderful heritage these men have
given Us in thought and in deed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04

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RAILROADING A
HARD PROPOSITION

MOntrOSc Press
After less than three months of op-
Grafton by their private owners. the
main railroads of the country, accord
ing to Washington dispatch are
again under control of the government
BY virtue of the exercise of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, at the
request of the owners, of the power
delegated to it in the Transportation
Act.
Legally, the roads are still in the
hands of their owners, but in so far as
their operation for the movement of
freight is concerned, they are under the
control OF the commission.
This is rather surprising inforrna-
ton TO those who expected to see the
troubles of the railroads vanish after
the government had turned back the
roads to the owners. But it all goes
to show that railroading today is a
tough proposition.
1t was easily noticeable at the time
the owners got their property back
from the government they were in
dulging in considerable Laughing up
their sleeves at what they considered
as grand fizzle that the governmental
had made in operating the said rail-
roads.
we suspect the truth is that the gov
ernment or anybody else couldn't make
the railroads pay their way under
present conditions.
Long before the government took
charge of them as war measure. the
railroads were suffering from a deem
saeted disease of financial exploitation.
10 get back to vigorous health will
take long steady pull similar to the
recuperation of a man from a long
siege of typhoid fever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04
6unuisun Srms-G tlampiun

Published every Friday in the year b,
II. +. LAKE, JR- Editor and Manager
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-06-04
Don't Bite the spud That Saves You

Boulder Camera
The editor of the Cheyenne County
News was unable to get out a paper
this week. He successfully STAYED of
rheumatism by carrying potato in
his pocket, but potatoes got so high
last week that his wife compelled him
to give it up and the rheumatism
came back. He is hard on the trail
Of the potato profiteer, but can't write
for rheumatism, and can't make up
the paper containing his just COM
plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ydstie leave to-
day for a 30-days trip both east and
west.