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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

With lively contests both and county Republican and
Democratic tickets alike there will be little tendency
boundaries to help friend punish in this primary
fortunate has been held defect
of the primary system that thing is possible Indeed in
the required declare his party preference
polls and then only the ballot he asks for instead OF
a sheaf of all party ballots as in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Mrs. Addie Gilbert and baby of
Thompson Park, Colo. came Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
N. johnson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Reed Of Grand
junction visited for few days recent
ly with Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. c. BoyleS
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Note the letters from dozen local correspondence
this issue the Champion Such letters the
home life of the people in the different communities and are mo-
only interesting read but help make the county untt
community where all acquantances and friends Thes
correspondence letters regular and exclusive feature Of thu
News Champion. You get them in other local paper
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Thos. Davis Day Jr. of New York
City was Gunnison visitor this week.
registering Tuesday at La Veta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

With the great shortage Of all thru the west which
burning and running thousands of farmers il ought to
make Of the Gunnson appreciate than what
live land that abundance of irrigation
The the land Bible the blood the life
We have the land and and should realize and apprec
a favored condition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29
Not improbable.

You never can tell Those who at
tain the heights uf folly may be the
ones most apt O." look down on the rest
Of Us
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

The S. P. Spencer and A. r. Novels
families are spending the week camp
ing on Gold creek
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29
sueees, in coneentration.

never could have done what l
have done. without the habits Of
puncfuality, order and diligence, with
out the determination to concentrate
myself on one object at a time
Charles Dickens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Mrs. Alice Eastman and daughters,
leave Sunday for Grand Junction BY
auto. Miss nellie will teach there
again this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Miss Gail Hodge of Grand Junction
visited for few days with Gunnison
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Miss Mimi Steward is enjoying a
visit from her friend, Miss Bessie
Rungen of Salida
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

As between Harry Casaday and Carey Adams of Delta
both candidates for state the Democratic ticket
there question how Western will They will
be for Adams almost to a citizen
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Snk TolerGHce-Editor Coss has started his
Democratic weekly in Denver view completely filling
long felt want when the l. Foetteista pick him for
governor their ticket Oh. well,
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29
:;yN - |hoggetso5 a?sEdio1 -

James A Garfed:-An governments managed by
the combined wisdom and folly OF the people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

Colorado Springs Farm NeIrs-The leutenants
Phpps continue that he always been his
but they give us the name of said trust.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-29

News-Champion Ads Build Business
Evening star., 1924-01-09
ASKS POSTPONEMENT
OF BUILDING PLANS
Representative Mansfield Would
Delay $5O,o0o,o0O Program
of Government.

Postponement of the $4,000 900
program for urgently needed gov
ernment buildings in the National
Capital was urged on the floor of the
House yesterday by Representative
Joseph j, Mansfield of Texas. The
bill would provide adequate housing
facilities for branches of the govern
mfnt that are now overcrowded in
insanitary and firetrap structures,
government are in constant danger
until omnibus public building legis-
lation to provide federal buildings
broadcast throughout the country
can be enacted.
The $50,000,000, public building pro-
gram for the National Capital was
advocated by President Coolidge in
his message to Congress and in his
message on the budget. Practically
every officer and the administrative
heads of all the important independ-
ent establishments in their annual
reports emphasized the need for such
q program as a real economy, saving
on rents and resulting in more eff
hciency throughout Uncle Sans
workshop.
his text a newspaper clipping which
said that 1t was apparent that this
urgently needed public building pro-
gram for the District could be side
tracked unless a general bill to sat
isfy the pork barrel brigade" could
be passed.
Representative Mansfield stated
that it is approximately fifteen years
since there has been a general pub
lie building bill.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
URGES new JERSEY
TO BACK DRY LAW

BY the Assoca ed Press
TRENTON, N. j. January 9-The
opening message of Gov. George S.
Slizer to the New Jersey Legislature,
which convened its 1924 sessions here
yesterday, recommended to it the en-
forcement of the prohibition laws,
with the declaration that There can
be no two views on the subject of
law observance and law enforce
ment'; urged the study of the trans
portation problem with the Xiew of
determining the action to be taken to
give adequate transportation facili-
ties at the Lowest possible cost to
the riders" saying that "in most
parts of our state trolley and jitney
service both are required; and warn
ed the Legislators that it is their
clear duty" to take up for imme-
date action" the question of regula-
ton OF coal supplies and of coal prof
iteering.
The problem of tax reduction which
recently has come under the critical
scrutiny of the nation. was given
extensive consideration by Gov. Sill
Ger, who warned the Legislators that
our people are becoming restless
under the tax burden" which is
Evening star., 1924-01-09
DALLINGER RENAMED
STATE SOCIETY HEAD
Massachusetts, Organization Elects
Eliot Wadsworth Vice President.
Executive Committee Picked.
$1,1OO EXPENSE IS DISPUTED
Entertainment Chairman Asked to
Explain Use of Fund.

| Representative F. w. Dallinger was
reelected president of the Massa-
chusetts Society of Washington at a
meeting in the Masonic Hall. 14th
and Kenyon streets northwest. last
night. Eliot Wadsworth, assistant
secretary of the Treasury, was elect
ed vice president. Other officers
elected were: George A. Herman,
secretary, and Miss Harriet NJ.
Cheney, treasurer
Additional members of the execu-
tive committee were elected, as fol-
lows: f. w. Carpenter. Representa-
tive Charles l.. Clifford, Albert
Michaud Miss Ellen c. Lombard and
William q. Gavin.
Guy It. Calabato. chairman of the
auditing committee. had been au-
thorized sby the society to have his
committee make "A check of the
treasurer's report and Of certain ex-
penditures of the entertainment COM
mittee.
In report before the society last
night he said that his committee had
found the treasurer's report to be
satisfactory, but recommended that
Evening star., 1924-01-09
Changes in Stations of
Army and Navy Officers
Ut Interest to Capital

Capt. b. j. Holt, jr, retired, at Ea-
tonton, Ca. has been detailed as mill
tary instructor at the Chatham Train
ing school. Chatham, Va, and Capt
a. b. Smith. Coast Artillery Corps, at
fort Hancock, N. j., as military
instructor at the Agricultural Col
lege of Utah at Logan.
Ihe President has accepted tbe
resignation of Second Lieut., William
L. Winter. infantry. -"
capt. John Mcbride, infantry. at
Washington barracks, d, C.. has hsar
ordered to Manila, p. L., for DUTY and
1apt' a. T. King, Medical Corps. at
i'osie. NO. to Honolulu, Hawaii
for duty
Capt. r. Lee. Walsh, Air sorvice
has been transferred from Ro1Iine.
ieid' D. c.. to the office of the chief
OF AIR Service, War Department
MAJ. George F. Lull, Medical Corps
ras Deen relieved from duty at the
Nti.y pental school. this city.
First Lieut.. William Turnbul Air
Service. at Scott Field. III. has been
0ruered to this city for treatment AT
waiter Reed General Hospital.
oapt. Roy w. Voege. 33d Infantry,
IN tne Panama canal zone, has been
Williams, Me-
first SerGt. Harry L. Rogers. Chem
ICdl arfare Service at the arsenal
at ,Edgewood, Md, has been retired
on account of age.
warrant Officer c. NJ Jones has
Deen transferred from Chicago to
Fort Monroe. Va, and Warrant officer
.; ~ paterson, from Fort Monroe to
Honolulu, Hawaii.
NAVY.
commander j. J. Manning, at Hart
ford, Conn, has been relieved from
an active duty and will proceed to
his home. ~
Lieut.. Commander II. A. Flanagan.
at New York city, has been assigned
10 duty at the submarine base, New
London, Conn.
Lieut. H. A. Elliott has been trans,
Ierred from Dayton, Ohio, to Great
Lakes. Ill; Lieut.. Henry Niemann.
IlFll Engineers Corps, from Norfolk,
Va, TO Guantanamo, Cuba; Lieut.. 70,
-. roster, Supply Corps, from Hamp-
ton roads to course of~jnstruction
at Princeton University: Lieut I g
Forsander TO Great Lakes, H.. and
Lieut.. J. H. Forshew, jr. to com
mand of the S-32.
Commander /. T. Hagner. SunnIy
Corps. has been detailed as purcbas.
Ing and disbursing officer, San Fran
cisco, Calf.
The designations of Lieut.. Louis T.
daoryl OF the $50 and Lieut.. C,ould
N Bull of the, Fox. have been ar-
cepted, to take effect February Is
Evening star., 1924-01-09
DIES OF BROKEN NECK.
TweIye-Year-Old Girl Falls While
Roller Skating.

ATLANTA, Ga, January 9.-Nipa
May Finch, twelve year-old girl, died
almost instantly late yesterday from
a broken neck, resulting from faII
while she was roller skating nome
from a shopping errand. While no
eve witnesses to the accident had
been located, PRISONS who reached tne
scene a few minutes after she was
seen skating. declared she was alo,e
and that her position on a slde"aih
indicated she had fallen.
She died within a few minutes after
the fall without regaining conscious
ness. Examination by physicians re-
yealed that her neck was broken.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

George l.. Cain, chairman of the en-
tertainment committee, be requested
to account for S1.100 to the society.
Many discussions followed, in which
the legality Of certain expenditures
by Mr.. Cain was argued pro and
con. Some Of those upholding Mr..
Cain left the hall. The climax was
reached with the adoption of reso-
luton to require Mr.. Cain to make
good within thirty days a sum said
to be approximately $40, which it
was alleged had been spent by him
without proper authorization. the
resolution further requested that Mr..
Cain account for a balance making
the total of $1,100.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
Turkish Towels
l9C

Good grade double-thread
looped Turkish towels. Plain
white with blue striped ends.
Size 1Ox2S inches.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
U. S. MAN SLAIN IN MEXICO.
West Virginian Dies at Hands of
Rebels, Is Report.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, January
9.-Corley Underwood of West Union.
near here, has been killed by Mexican
ceived today by his sister. Mrs. c. c..
Martin of this city. from Underwood's S
wife, who is now in Dayton, Ohio.
Underwood, who was thirty-five years
old, had spent large part of his life
in Texas, Oklahoma and Mexico, en-
gagged in oil work, and at the time
of his death was in charge of a camp.
The time and place of his death was
not stated in the telegram, the mes
sage merely stating that he had been
killed by revolutionists and that his
body would be shipped to West Union.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

mounting ito such point that unless
curbed, discontented people will be
the result"
Repeal Of the divorce law passed by
the 1923 -seLsion which provided for
easier methods of securing di-
vorCe," was also asked
Evening star., 1924-01-09

An elaborate supper is always
served by the Russians on Christmas
eve. After the supper the children
sing Christmas carols from door To
door, carrying five e-pointed Bethlehem
stars set on long sticks.
Evening star., 1924-01-09
Sale Of Curtains
SI.59

Excellent fabrics cs-scrim.
m arquis ette and madras.
Dutch style and other neatly
designed effects. White and
ecru. 24 and 21A yards long.
Evening star., 1924-01-09

around him the American Legion. it
is said, can be added From the le-
gion's ranks come intimations that
the pro- bonus service men have sin
gled out Mr.. Cooiidge's Secretary of
the Treasury, rather than the Presi-
dent himself. as the man on whom
their heaviest artillery is to be
brought to bear.
Copyright 1924
Evening star., 1924-01-09

aHIons tne superstitious Irish peas
artry Friday is regarded as a yery
unlucky day. The door should never
be opened to stranger on that day.
nor should cat be taken from one
Eouse to another
Evening star., 1924-01-09
Seamless, Full Size Sheets
95C
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Deep, S turdy huck-weave
towels that will wear and
launder well. A bsorbent.
Striped damask ends.
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09
9$a6fte5k6e
Time To Look Facts In the Face

Two outstandnR disclosures that comes q Z result Of
the recent naval and which should command se
thought from the American people are first that the
Panama Canal cannot withstand assault and, second. the
statement Of Rear Admiral Punket Commandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard that battle fleet ordered
to the Philippines It would be able to get there but that it
could not operate back home again unless friendly
ships to move.
This statement the Admiral explained. not theory.
battle Of Manila when only fact that British coaaden
ship was purchased saved the day for Uncle Sam.
There son,sthing wrong somewhere when this coun-
try must depend upon the friendship Of foreign nation
for its naval operation Friendship between nations hangs
thread even thinner than that which binds the nd
vidua relationship 1t always taut and ready snap
Indeed recent exhibitions demonstrating that the stern grim
behind the call of the dollar made blind that
even noblesse obige is more existant.
This background throws into bold relief situation
in reference to American merchant marine. II must
look forward to future then the demand for power
other hand look forward to the elimination Of
then prosperity and development will be measured largely
by our position on the seas.
1t is peculiar fact that America can find the money
to finance other nations which in turn money to
develop their shipping but that when to the
production Of Tor the development Of American ships
upon the sea the purse strings pulled tight.
In the light Of present events the words Of Admiral
Shipping Board almost prophetic Benson said that
putting the American flag back the depend
e9 on the understanding Of the farmer His
Of political scramble which followed his retirement, the
spades stuck deep into the ground which formed the
foundation Of American and safety Perhaps it u
not yet too late to ourselves maritime extinction
s ne: s:' ~
sssa hs 1r.s,ds ossr smashed on head viii, chair
% q: :': .y NY Il scs.s political n .sa '
v. .r. told tAa. ssx public pspHs
h.s sss:et.: v. What sbos our government officials when
, 3D.: s: :..: ~; ss &: s.;
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09

North Dakota. South Dakota and
Wisconsin are absolutely sizzling
with third party sentiment. The
wheat growers and the Industrial
workers of Central Northwestern
states are in rebelliOus mood. The
situation IL so acute that third
party ticket is more than likely.
Once IL is launched. the odds are
all in favor OF the election being
thrown into the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, and II this happens then
La Toilette will be able to name
the man who is to live in the White
House for the coming four years.
La FOlIcttc's Strength
Those who watch the trend Of
national politics here do not believe
La Toilette is sufficiently unwise to
allow himself to be led into head
ing a third party ticket, but these
same men are quite agreed that he
is more than likely to engineer such
q movement into being. All eyes,
OF course. are turned TO the Repub-
lican Convention. however. because
La Toilette has stated he II willing
to run on an independent progress
sive ticket in the event Coolidge
Is Nominated by the Republicans.
The sweeping victory of La Fol-
iette over Coolidge in his home
state indicates the ease with which
the Senator could gather in the
electoral votes OF at least six or
seven states In the fall election.
Whether La Toilette runs himself
or engineers third party ticket
with someone else at the head OF II.
the platform OF the progressive ele-
ment. as Indicated by the Senator. Is
already written. Here are Its salient
features:
The Progressive Platform
Destruction Of the economic and
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09

political power Of monopoly.
Recovery OF the Nays oil re-
serves and prosecution OF every
person connected with the oil scan
dal against whom serious charges
have been made.
Public ownership Of railroads.
Public ownership OF water-pOwer.
Recovery OF hundreds Of millions
Of dollars stolen through war con
tracts.
Action to collect the $11.O00.0O0.-
900 owed to the United States by
foreign powers.
A constitutional amendment pro-
viding that Congress may re-enact
a statute over judicial veto.
Reduction in freight rates on agri
cultural products.
Abolition of the Injunction in
labor disputes.
LeKalizinG OF the right Of farm
ers and industrial workers to or
Eanize. bargain collectively and con-
duct cooperative enterprises.
Adjusted compensation for vet.
ersns Of the World War.
Direct nomination and election Of
President.
Initiative and Referendum.
Popular referendum on the ques-
ton OF war, except In case Of in
vasion.
Denunciation OF the Mellon tax
plan and revision Of the Treaty OF
Versailles"
This simple fact should be car
ried clearly In mind! II the elec-
tion is thrown into the House. the
Wisconsin vote would be necessary
to elect Republican President.
Without the Wisconsin vote there
would he a tie. and there 10 NO
doubt the Wisconsin vote In the
House would obey the mandate OF
La Toilette.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09

Everybody known that this coon
try will soon b selecting Prsoi-
isnS.al eandidatao-ss raGAae II
country VII hoSo tAAO 0q1ooaa6
for II.
President Ceelhgs Win - ~
Republican neniaso. what absoe
the Democrat? How de 200 thiak
he will BE- chosen? H9s'b Q =.
scription Of the COMING process,
probebly aecsrate. givGa - =
able politieiaa:
.Taegart vill We fse 1a1Desa
Of Indiana. nH. 1urpAy q Tn
many win vote foe Al S0itA. 1Aa4
will work sloag tAees linso uueh
they sliainats keA1es. TSsn ~
will 20 70 . haek ree0 anA doe36o
who 10 really . - ~ Dsasesatie
no1inss. aa1 tAs naa1s tAsy eAeeoe
viii b tAe 90 nsoinatsd."
II yoa tAink thAtis inagiaAfisa,
yoa deat hsv Uaitsd 0esAss
po,ities.
In le13 ~ Roekslsllsr FeanAa-
ton did thess tAiAss, among hu.-
drsds of otAers:
Fought malaria b seven forsisa
nations, frea Brasil TO Palsstins.
Combined with twenty outsids
govsrnmsnts TO Aght the book
worm.
Contributed more than q million
dollars 70 medical education In ths
british islands. gave half q million
70 the University Of Alberta,
pledged . quarter Of . million 70
the Univssslty Of Psnnsylvania.
Supported medical schools and
twenty-five hospitals In China.
Granted io< fsllovships In Ger
many 70 support scientihe woek.
err; And thst's ealy pr esnt
II tAsrs were not Q srsst Ssal
es vetsr goiag ovss Niseare, yes
eos!dnt ct aay pswss thee0.
u eAere were no& Q great doal a
noeey n the koekolollss foetuoe
all that work couldn't b done.
The longer you live he 0oeo
you realise that Providsnee knovo
what Il b about.
Every puhlishsr and printer vt1l
b Interested 70 ~ ". p. LeeeAb
new printing process, aa iaez.
penstvs proesss of pstating ffea
Daatss. that peomises 70 Do sway
WITH steel sngrsvlngs. Ths psee.
~ V actually nsess dt6Beuk =
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printing process called "aqutooe,"
hs'd esfors the Cemnittse a A..
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09
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rsssntativsa, Il vas shovn that i
printiag nessy b ~ esw pre-.
- a apDroPeaat3eo a WAA7,6eo
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Whae ars "Anaaoa's idsalsf"
n Dee3osoatsa e ln1spsadsass
e1peooees so0e q tAoa, II Ceo-
set1ueisa sxDsssess ethssa n
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vhieA nsea frss exprsssion q
tAoagh1 wAsthss In books. news
papsss, moving pictures -
spoosAeo, ass 0eoe i0postanA
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tAst u ~ gsaotea complete frse-
dom Of the prsss, hs would not
b able 70 ulaintain his poWeg@
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Various "intsesses" nst Aisesar.
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lxtions are bt6dine, on what nay
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The difference betwsaa Ped
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how 70 produce ths power and
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-05-09
Will LaFollette Name
Our Next President?
An Independent Progressive Ticket May Throw EIectoa
Into House Of Representatives and Give Power
Of Naming President to Wisconsin Senator

Written specially for The Monte Vista Journal by Edward
Percy Howard-Through Autocaster Service.
Washington May SWhie the people of the country are
their brains to be the next President
of the United States likelihood the question could be
answered right now by man-Senator La Toilette.
Toilette strategic position such as no man mas
in history The political sharks here recognize
They he could not be elected to the presidency
this year. they really convinced he stop the cleo
Calvin Coolidge and block the election OF any man the
Democratic party may put into the running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-07
LOSES
HOME BALLOT
Senator, However, Is Cut
ting Down Coolidge Lead

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sen
etor Hiram johnson was cutting
down the lead Of President Calvin
Coolidge for the republican pred-
DENTAL choice from California. In
late returns coming In during the
morning.
II was hardly possible, however.
that tho result could be changed.
with 1904 precincts reported.
representing all but six OF the
states. IS counties and amounting
to better than so per cent OF the
vote. the figures stood;
Coolidge. 2s3.17s: johnson, 2ss,-
sTs: coolidgc's majority. s,so2.
The Coolidge lead had been re-
duccd by Unexpectedly heavy votes
IN outlying precincts OF Northern
California.
McAdoo. almost unanimous choice.
had rolled up a majority OF ss.5eG
over the unpledgcd demo cratic
ticket.
Tho count stood:
McAdoo. ss.4s4; unpledged. H.
sls
johnson did not carry county
in Southern California. Coolidge
won Los Angeles county by some
$4,000. while Johnson won San Fran.
cisco by approximately $500.
Coolidge took Alameda county,
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