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' & Hay harvest is m full swing, and when :
+ you want, stackers, sweep rakes, mowers, |
binders, m fact everything that s the best :
' w this hine of machinery and adapted to Gunni- ‘
son county harvest conditions, call on Geo. East- ‘
' man. | will be pleased to show you the mach- :
ines in operation, and demonstrate thew good ‘
qualities. Full guarantee and the lowest pnces *
2 consistant with fust class matenal. Repaus for
t everything | sell. ‘
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Fountain Place 1 now under new management and con
tinnes to increase its popularity as not only one of the best
fishing points on the great Gunnison river, but as a hotel
where gnests are iade at home and gwven every modern con
venience. No club affair, but a first class summer resort
Six miles below Cunnisen at Nierre statien.
Rates $1.860 per day
€. J. FIALA, Preprioter.
The Reasons Why
Lditor News-Champion:
We note “Advertisement’” of
Geo. Hetherington “To the dem
ocrats of Gunnison County™ in |
vour issue of Aungust 21st, an.
nouncing his candidacy for Hw}
nomination for county jndge on
the democratic ticket l
Waiving the question of Mr.
||vllwrinutnn'nd«nmrru--.\‘.\\hiuhl
has been and is qm-n!inm-d.hin'
announdement would need no|
comment if it were not fnrflw‘
fact that lie attempts to convey |
therein, an absolutely false im-|
pression of the reasons \\h.\'.‘
democrats of Gunnison, who cer-|
tainly know him better than|
democrats of other parts of the |
county ean, oppose his nomina- |
tion for county judge. 1
Mr. H.isa tax payer, and as|
«uch no democrat questions, or
even antagonizes his right 10!
think and act as anindivdual, on |
his convictions of right or wrong. ‘
Even though such action would
throw a heavy burden of taxa-|
tion on otherw, equally good citi- |
zens and much heavier tax pay-|
ers. So that part of “the posi- |
tion he took in the last town|
election”” which he seeks to imply]
a« that for reason of which, he is/
opposed by many democrats, is|
eliminated. |
We do not “brand” Mr. H. as|
“coward” or “hypocrite,” but |
the real reason for his opposition |
to hix nomination i, that we are |
informed and believe, that while!
acting as county judge. he also|
acted as attorneyv in manom}
that of necessity, would come be- |
fore him as wuch ummyjudgvfurl
final decision, that he gave legal |
advice regarding a petition, the’
validity of which if questioned.
could only be decided by him an |
county judge. that he gave legal
advice regarding a proposed con
text of the ““last town election,” !
'which contest could only come
before him am county judge.
The question of whether or not,
'he would in either case, have
| ealled in another judgeto act for
| him, has but little ifany bearing,
for the reason that he only,
‘}wmhl decide that point.
We believe that about one
l\\'wk before the “last town elec
tion.”” he informed his clients
llhm the questions which might
| be raised on every point concern
ling, preliminary, during or after
| the election, would of necessity,
| come before his court, and they |
| must employ other legal advice,
‘thiu resulting in the employment
tof J. M. McDougal asattorney in |
| place of Mr. H., but we are credi
| bly informed and believe, that
|even after the employment of J.
| M. McDougal, he councelled with
1 his clients up to, and after Mr. Mc
| Dougal was out of the case.
| Whether Mr. Hetherington, as
|a young man. and yvoung judge,
can be excused for such rank vio
lation of the ethics of the legal
profession, and especially the ju
|diciary, seems to us to be the
| question for democrata to decide
i before the nomination is made.
| We claim the, right, equal with
{Mr. H., to think and act on our
istandard of right and wrong,
| and so_claiming. we squarely ad
| vocate the nomination of Judge
|J. M. McDougal of Gunnison, or
' Rudolph Ilofiwr of Pitkin for
| county judge, as men incapable
{if elected, of discounting decis
| sions of their court, by legal ad
-Ivice in advande of hearings in
|court. |
‘} The questionsinvolved are now
| up to democrats of the county.
l We have nothing further to sayv “
{ until after nominationsaremade.
’ 100 GryzisoN DEMOCRATS.
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Fill out the primary ballot on this
page and forward to the Democratic
| State Advisory Committee.
GLUNNISON Xt‘."s(ll,\nl'h N
Demeocratic County Convestion
Gunnison, Colo , Aug. 20, 1908 )
Pursuant to a call from the chair- !
man of the Democratic State Central 1
Committee, notice is hereby given
that a county convention will be ¢
held in the Masomie Hall i Gonai
son, Colorado, on Saturdav, Septem
ber Sth, 1908, at 10 o'cloek & m. |
sharp, 10 sclect thirteen delegates to
the state convention to be held at ]
P'ueblo, September Bth, 1905, Also ||
to select delegates to the Congress
wnal, Jadwial and Senatorial con- |
‘\mnn. ns to be held at a time and X
plam' to be determived later hy the,l
Chairman of the committecs. And ||
also 1o nomnate one County Clerk li
and Recorder, one County \ssessor,
one County Treasarer, one Sheriff,
one Superintendent of Schools, one |
Coroner, one Courty Surveyor, one
County Judge, one County Commis
sioner from the First District, one
County Commissioner from the Sec- |
ond Dhstrict, and one Representative |
to the 17th General Assembly of the,
State of Colorado. and 10 select |
County Chairman for two vears and |
Precinct Committeemen for the sev
eral Precincts and al! other hnsiness |
that may properly come before said |
Convention. The several precinets
in the county will be entiiled to the
Hollowing representation, to-wit: 1§
1 Gunmison A7 Powderhorm 1
2 Doyleville 21 Howeville vosad
4 hezar <1 Bowerman o [
4 Crested Butte 120 Parlin 314
5 West Gunnison 62 Spencer seol)
6 South Gunnison 422 Crystal .
7 Ptk 6% Crested Butte 3
N Gothie 14 Marble 8
# Tin Cup 42 Vulean . s|l
10 Trwin 1 Moddy 1
11 Ohio ity 27T Somerset 2
12 Castioton zl s Dorehester 1
'u White Vine 229 Allen 3|
48 ngieare al Total |
L incorparated towas where there |
is wore thaa one prP\'ilh". tiw pri- ‘
maries will be held on s rday, '
“\ugusl the :fllll, at 8 o'clock ll’. M. I
sharp. |
11‘: G, Parven, A. M. Tromas, |
| Secretary Co. Chairman '
)ae i l
-~ J. N Foulke returned Satnrday
Aroma two-weeks'trip over the state |'
‘llc- was out in the interest of his |
‘dandelion exterminator, and met ¢
‘with success wherever be went. Mr. i
Foulke appointed several agents and |
placed an order for the manufacture
!UI 1000 of the machines.
! Watermelons. .
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Quinn & Hogan, J. D. Jennings *
and J. T. Bennett have purchased
'nf Arthur Bradbury, the Silver !
Spruce mine on Bellview mountain, !
lThin isan old patented claim and °
gives promise of responding nicely
to modern prospecting. A shaft 25 |
feet deep discloses a streak of ore
running high insilver. An average ]
‘assay ran 27620, while other sam. ¢
‘ples went as high as £216. It s
the intention of the new owners 1o
ldn considerable work on the Silver I
iSpruce this fall. $
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For President
Wilkea J. bryan
f Nebraska
For Vice-President
Jeba V. Kern
of lndiana
DISTORTING THE TRUTM
Itis all right to fight hard for
your candidate, but 1o worp aud dis
tort the truth as the Pueldo Claef
tain has been doing of late in its
editonal columus s netther fair nor
l‘<'lllllN'|ll|-|.l‘P‘ from “ l‘al'l'\.l'l "'H""
point, unless ideed that able jour
nal has decided 1o adopt the Denver
Republican brand of politics
For instance the Chieftain accuses
Mr. Bryan of “dishonesty,” and the
best it can prove is that according
Lo IS opinion, on a certain argument
he might be mistaken and Mr. Talt
correct Now the American ]wnplc
know Mr. Bryan too well 1o believe
he is dishonest, either personally or
wtellectually
The Chieftain <tated recently
“When Bryan v turned from his
trip to Europe 1o announced him
well unmistakalile and unreservedly
im favor of the governinent owner
ship of railroads” The editorail
[then goes om to litterly assail hLim
for abandoning the issue when he
found itwas not popular. But every
{one who read Mr. DBryan's New York
speech knows that he did not an
nounce himself as in favor of gov
ernment ownership at the present
time or in the immediate future
Rather he stated that we would try
regulation first, and that 1t was not
a party question. o fact he doubted
whether any considerable body of
even democratic votes favored gov
ernship. His exact words were, in
part, “That railroads partake so
much of the nature of a monopoly
that lha')' must ULTIMATELY be
come public property, and he
managed by public oflicials in the
interest ol the whole community,
I donot know that the country is
ready for this legislation. |do not
know that a magority of miy own
party favors it.”
The great majority of citizens feel
like Mr. Bryan,that we will try regu
lation first. 1f the railroads will
not submit to regulation they must
he owned by the people, and we sus
pect they will not submit. But be
canse Mr. Brvan states what he be
lieves will ultimately happen on a
certain topic is not ground for charg
ing him with cowardice in not dis
ussing it in this campaign.
Colorado Transcript—Among the
names of possible candidates for the !
supreme bench, none has been more
favorably received than that of Dex
ter T. Sapp of Gunnison, who is be
ing pushed for the democratic nomi
nation. He has proved his ability
on the bench, and as state senator
from his district. Always a friend
of newspaper men, he will find but
little opposition from even republi
can journals.
As the state convention approaches
public sentiment is metting toward
Nenator Sapp as democratic nominee
for justice of the supreme court. It
is not alone his weli known ability
as a lawyer and personal popularity,
but Lhis action in the last two Colo
rado legislatures, that is bringing
strengtii. The speeches that he
made, the bills he opposed and the
ones he favored are known to the
people of the whole state and they
like his record. The chances are
that he will be nominated almost
without opposition.
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Everybody likes watermelons
Eeveybody wants watermeions
Everybody can eat watermelons
. When Gavette Bros. get a carlead
TO TIME PEOPLE
The fullowing letier has been se
ceived from the desm o Tolic batiomal
Commtien
“There ave uo secrels i this cam
paign. Sinictly practicing whai be
vreactes. Mr Brvan sould st v
sy with tamted mowey Dediag
e clection expense
“Not a doliar s obe accepted
AUy prOee.
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Hovest, lmpartial Gosernment
“Mr Bryas will emter the White
House absolutely free from eutang!
ing alliances. free 1) serve all classes
of howest citizens alike, or he will
wot enter at all
“Hence the course is plain. The
of Bryan and Kern must
b c::}ufl" by the people
“The people must pay the neces
SAry Catbpaigi cxpenses if they want
public servanis wio will serve their
uteresis
“special iuterests and favored
classes "having secured ‘Swollea For
tunes’ by purchasing favors in the
past with Millions Contributed w
Control Plections, stand ready to
give Milhous More for Continued
Favors. Dut that class never gives
a dollar wuless 1t buys a pledge
“Mr. Bryan says. trom March dth,
1909, “Let the People Rule. Tias
can come only if the people pay their
own bills, and comtrol their own
elections
“BEWARE OF THE TRUSTS
BEARING GIFTS
“That policy of the favored few
buyving a wmortgage on the govern
ment meant that the candidate for
president kunew a few people only
W oan entire state. Diryvan savs, ‘We
will take the cause of 'eople’'s Rule
home to the people and will know
people in every country’ |
“You can serve the grand cause
of popular government. Your paper
reaches the fireside of the patriot
who loves his country for his coun- |
try's Good; as distinguished from
the greedy possessorof swollen for
[tunes who loves Lis country only for
his country's Goods
“Please carry this letter in lk»ld.
Type at the mast head of your paper.
Asking evervone who favors Govern- |
ment by the people to pay you, at |
once, as many dollars as he can |
spare to aid the Campaign for Bryan, |
Kern and People’s Rule. You for- |
ward these gifts of honest hearts and
homes every two weeks 1) the treas- i
urer of the Democratic Nationa | com
mittee, with the name of each con
tributor and the amounts given.
'The treasurer will forward you a
“eertificate like the copy enclosed for
each one, asking you to deliver these
certificates. . |
“Once more, you should be a part
of the Great Organization bearing
the Lamp of Light to every nook
and corner of Free America.
“Our Country is for the People;
its Government wmust be by the
People.
Nincerely,
Nonman K. Mack,
Chatrman Dem. Nat'l Com.
M. C. Wernore,
Chairman Finance Com.
N Haskew,
Treasurer.
“Chicago, Aug. 15, 1903,
The News-Champion will gladly
help collect and forward these funds
to Governor laskell for the Dryan
campaign and will start the fnud‘
with £5.00. Send in your dimes
and dollars and let us show the great
leader that old Gunnison county is
interested in the poople’s battle.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jennings drove
to Crested Butte and Gothic Tues
day.
Miss Ada Thomas, danghter of
Assessor Thomas, left Wednesday
for Idali o,
Geo. letherington returned Sat.
urday from a trip to Marble, Grand
! Junction and Delta. |
Toledo rotary washer for sale
cheap. IPractically new.
T .M. Bacon.
Mrs. ("has. Meyers was hostess at
two gplendid social functions this
week. (neoccurred Wednesday after
noon and the other Thursdav after
noon. Those present pronounce Mrs,
Mevers a delightful hostess.
J. C. Reagan, manager of the
Morning Star mine at Whitepine,
was doing business at Gunnison
Saturday. He reporis everything
looking up in his part of the county
and that prospects were never better. |
| A hunting party composed of
Messrs J. D). Parsons, 1. (. Bartlett,
W.C.Skinner and JJ. C. Parsons left
| vesterday for Cabin creek. They are
going after the festive grouse and
expect to be gome until Saturday
evening
One of the many jolly parties that ‘
weat to Almont Sunday was com- |
posed of Edward Bleks and sister,
Wm. Lodder and s ster, of lhmihon,i
Ohio. Louis Miller, wife and daugh- |
ter, Mrs. J. D. Miller and Joe They |
had a time of their lifs. Ty
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Notice of Application for the Sale of Real
butnte
STATE OF COLORADO, ¢
County of Ganpison, ™7
1o the County Court of Guanison County,
Colorado i
Inthe matter of the es
tate q-l'(".:lmm"n '.:ur'
rott ohert O ar- . e
rett, and Iiliu:l;-un \'.',"‘"'"‘ l"-rrtl‘.:-,LL'in
Barrett. minor ehildren . o
wnd heirs st law ol\ of Real Estate
samucl B Barrett, de
coused
Notice is herehy given that the undersigned,
guardian of Henrietta Bargett. Kobert O, Bar
rett and Elizabeth Barvett. moinor children and
beirs at Jaw of Samuel E. Varcetr, deceased
has filed 1o and presented to the County Court
of Guonison Connty, Colorsao, her petition as
such gnardian, for an order for the sale of the
follow ing described real estate, bhelonging to
satd van et mimor chilaren, lving and being in
the County «f Guonison, and State « f Colorado,
ad desenibed us follows to-wit
Aun undivided one halt interest in and to the
east hu!f of the wortheast quarter, the north
west guarter of the northeast guarter. and the
lot numbered one, or the tractional northeast
quarter of the northwest guarter of Seetion
thirteen an township torty-<ix. north of range
two, west of New ‘h-‘l-'n Meridian, n Colo
rado, containing one hondred and fifty-nine
acres and seventeen hundredths of an aere
Said land being in Gunuison County, said
State of Colorado
Said petinion will come up for hearivg, and
be heard. on the sth day of September, Iw, bhe
fore said Court. at the « aurt h--u-o— in Gunni
son. unnison Connty. Caolorado. at ten o closk
Rom.or as soon thereafter as counsel can b
| heard. at which time and place yon may i
pear and objeet 1o said petition, and the sale
of sard real estate. if you so desire
Dated at Gunni-on, O clorado, Angust 4th, 1908
. LIZZIV. M. HARDS,
Guardian of Henrietta Barrett. Robert O. Bar
rett and klizabeth Barvett, minors
B H. WEGENEK. Attorney.
Ang 7 Sept. 4
E. M. NOURSE J. F, HALDERMAN
NOURSE & HALDERMAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
‘ Rooms 1, 2 and 2, Bank Biock.
! GUNNISON COLORADO
J. M. MeDOUGAL
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
i AT LAW
| Scott Block, Tomichi Ave,
GUNNISON, COLORAD
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DEXTER T. SAPP
' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
Virginia Avenue,
GUNNISON COLORADOC
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J.H. ROBINSON
CINIL ENGINEER
UL S Deputy Mineral Survesor
Office at Recidence
GUNNISON COLORA DO
W. A, CLARK, ASSAYER
Silver, 50c: Sjlver and Lead <he: Ga'a,
80c: Goid and Silvee, Tiec: Gold, Sil
ver and Lead $1; Copper Analysis,
$l.OO. -
GUNNISON, . - Cotemame.
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Screen Doors and
3 Window Screeas.
Tue Exoxer Livseeg Co.,
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LOW RATES WEST ann NORTHWESY
Beginning June Ist an Sertem
ber Isth, the Coloruo‘:n"amsoum.'
1 :Hl sell tickets to Utah. Washington,
. risona, Oregen and Califernia at es
| remely low rates for round trip,
| T. E. FISHER,
9-
13-31 Gemeral Passenger Agt. Denver