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bas kept the lead from ox team dave down 10 the present day. Every
Studebal.er wagom is made on homer. We scll the Studebaker Wagom
because it is the kind that gives satisfaction and miakes friends. Come
i and look them over. They are made s many styles, frus the
hghtest farm wagom to the heaviest truck
or logwagon. Call and got 8 Studebaker =
boskiet. We want everybody itesested ‘\'wg
8 vehicics to have ans. b
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H C. LAWRENCE Spsiap
cusmon coro. |AL
What is Direct L egislation?
Direct legislation is making or re l
pealing law by the people directly
When the legislsture sofnase ...|
enact or repeal measures the people
¢ mey do these things directly, regard
less of the legislature, by the initia- l
tive.
To initiate is to start f
When the legislature paseses
measures the people do not want the |
referendum will prevent thew trom
becoming laws.
The referendum is to stop watil
referred to the people.
To initiate a law by the people
under the amendment which is sub
mitted at this election, is to prepare
and have a petition signed by eight
V cent, of the voters of the state
When properly signed, such petition
is filed with the secretary of state.
He will submit the initiated meas
wres for the to upon at
the next mm o
Under this amendment, all meas
ures passed by the legislature and
signed by the governor become laws
unless a petition signed by five per
cent of the voters ask that they be
M’Hfldl t«;lh next election for ap
proval or nnnm-l.
Ntates that have the initiative and
referendum, in whole or in part are:
Oregon, South Dakota. Nevada, Mon
tana, Illinois, Utah, Texas, Maine,
Mississippi, Oklahoma, Arkansas,
end Colorado will be added this fall,
making onefourth of the states of |
the Union |
A subscriber on the Cebolla wishes
10 ¥now whether the amendment to
render legal a million of old state
warrant and pay accumulated inter.
est of another million has any rela
tion to the Peabody war debt. It!
has not. That debt was ordered
paid by the past republican la'id--‘
ture, the bill signed by McDonald
and the legacy of some seven hund
red thousand dollars left for the
voters to foot the bills. These war
rarts now under consideration were
illegal warrants for excess appro
riations which the so-called “Rob
{mr Scventh” made twenty years
ago s l
R A Hoffwan, field secretary of
the Colorado Prison Assn. made his
annual visit to Gunnison this week,
and collected a good many dollars
for that laudable emterprise which
assists the unfortunates who issuve
{rom our state reformatones getting
started upon level ground once they
are out from the walls Mr Hoff
man also addressed the high school
and grammar school upon phases of
the rescue work.
HOT DRINKS
L. E. GAV.:T:'.E‘:'ARI.OR
Also Those Favorite Oyster Stews
Vit 106 Croste
DR. JEFFERSON BOOSTS BARNETT.
Denver, Colo, Oct. 28 1910.
Editor News-Champion,
Gunnison, Colo.
1 am enclosing herewith some
cards of Attorney General Bar
et jor distribution among peo
ple coming into your town and
around the hotels, as well as to
vour personal friends.
1 am very much interested in
General Barnett's reelection, as
he has made a splendid record -*:
office, i y asa
of the Brate Land Board and the
Board of irh. tion. It ie
well known tit was mainly
through hie efiorts that the var
ious connties throughout the
state received their just share in
the distribution of railroad taxes
in this administration, instead
of Demver receiving the largest
share on acconnt of terminal
propertien, as hervetofore.
Many people overlook the fact
that there are good candidates
on the ticket other than the head
and knowing that you want %o
wee that Mr. Barnett receives his
due proportion of votes, 1 take
this method of acquainting my
friends in the various counties
with the fact that 1 shall conmwid
or an a personal favor anything
‘they can do to secure the reelec
tion of Mr. Barnett.
Thaunking you for your atten
tion to this matter, | am,
Yours Truly,
B. L. JEFFERSON.
Every effort, every energy and |
every trick of politics in to be |
used at the last moment to do»‘
feat Deacon Hurley. Not be-|
cause they have anything against
him or can say anything, lmt‘
they think it may be possible to
secure this important office by
trading half a dozen of their can
didates. Don’t buy a gold brick
by trading. Don’t be deceived
by any promises. The domwl
cratic candidates are standing
solidly together and the Deacon
should get every democratic
ivn\o. He will get them, too, and
lalso many republican votes
| where he has pleased by his cour
|tesy and good conduct of the
| office.
| The first fellow you hear com.
| plaining about the cost of the
jextra mession, ask him if it
'nnloum«i to over ten cemts
|apiece for us. Wasn’t the chance
{to vote on the initiative and
| referendam worth that?
_@UDMNNISON NREWSCH A '"Jn.L]
B P bane dn hosron wne Punimnes :
T PULIsEED EVEES PRIDAY '!
Butemmd . the Bostolier i manmon for
ORI smerss Mool Lo Mvai as emtotd-gimme |
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GFFICIAL PAPKER ¢ Wl NNISON OO NTY |
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Democratic State and County Court
| For Juige of the Supreme Court
: JULIUS €. GUNTER
‘
EDWARD T. TAYLOK '
' Por '
' Hm
JOMN A. MAKRTIN
For Governor
JORN F. SHAFROTH ‘
' S. k. PITEGERALD
! Secretary of State
! JAMES B. PEARCE
Treasurer
i ROAPDY KENEHAN
i Auditor I
: M A LEDDY |
! Attorney General |
f JOMN T. BARNETT |
| Supermtendent of Public Instruction l
| KATHERINE M. 000 K
1 Regenta of State University l
i GRORGE A. PEAL ‘
‘ JOMN T. BOTTOM
i Rauroad Comminsner !
l ALEX DAVIDSON i
For Representative 1
J. F. PEARSON !
For County Commissioner, 3d District
W. H. WHALEN
For Clerk and Recorder
P. J. HURLEY
For Assessor
: A. M. THOMAS
! For Superintendent of Schools
; SARA B. EASTERLY
: For Sheriff
| PAT HANLON
| FPor Treasurer
| ANNIE M. DOWNEY
i For Surveyor
| W. 8. SMITH
‘ Feor Coroner
| T. O'LEARY
{ —_—
| Vete for the first four amend
mente and againet the last one.
There i« no sort of doubt |
about a clean sweep for the dem
ocrate in Gunnisoh county . |
——
Tim O'Leary has made a good {
coroner. He deserves a big ma- ’
jority in his race for reslection 1
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Our cheeriui miuk-mm-)
'qmfiud republican ca tex |
condueting whirlwind campaign |
| Acvent on the “whirl” or “wind?" |
A— |
E A vote to send Ed. Taylor back |
to congress to fight Pinchotinm 1
{will help Colorado. In fact, a |
| pretty straight democratie tick
{et will be about right this m..-l
———
l With a county ticket compowsed |
‘d mwen and women who are tried |
and true and with a waited party |
|back of them, the democraey of |
| Gunnison county imgetting ready |
|lO make a clean aweep. [
| — |
( It took a man of noble pur.|
| pose, strong convictions nms in- |
idomituhh courage to stand by
| the ordinary people of Colorado |
the last two vears. Such a man
was Honest John Shafroth uml‘
the people will stand by him on |
jelection day.
e———
\ A vote for Johu Pearson is a
i vote against Guggenheim's pow
jer and influence, even though a |
{enator does mot come up for
| election at this legislature. Min- |
‘}mov-ry‘im will welcome the
| opportunity to get back at the
malign smelter trust which has,
| sucked the life out of the mining
| industry. |
It was ;;qifivlg to hear ”"'1
' band play last week at the dem- |
' ocratic meeting and at the cor
; ner stone laying. Good material
for a band here, they say, and
{lot« of loug winter evenings
- abead to practice in. if the boys
lcan omly get together under o
»l leader. We are sure the
ffi:-ilm men would be glad to
i help. |
! e————
If you are not registered vet
there is but one thing to do. Get
two witnesses who will swear to
your residence and appear b
fore the judges Monday in per
son. You can then swear in
your vfimtm bat if yom
neglect this, there is no possible
way vou can vote Tuesday. Bet.
ter ook up the list hanging out
side the polling place to wee if
your name is on.
Tk 8 moment ndow _tai
oo '
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.’u b New - .h
dasks A I.n-m out of 8
iot ive alid wend fo making |
kv s the peopie of the coustry
i o w tawe Semd who could
m. e Sor Thess s the bhalls of
!I'L.:,'MMW-*.‘
i e———— i
| Whome who know, sl dedare
[ hant The office of cousty supern
Jhetdond ol sebools bas Beser nes
| woll handid se during Mies
| Bastorty's holdiug of . t.'
Tha o had some very good school
|....y.-.m too, bat by
eduoation and .’-..{n* was
wharvly ttted for o work. |
Ev cortainly deserves a ‘mi
tou We lwlieve she will got it
by o very large majority . |
—_—
J ¥ Peareon in o man of of |
fairs. of high standing i the
busiiess world of Colorado. He
Las iade a micoens of lelhilag bor |
b <eli and others. Sacha -..i
will Le hikely %o s get the
[t wu::h- for the
nornal, as well as 10 secure
'ut-t.-w newded provements W
'n»m- and beidges. He knows °
[hov Aud then he stands sguare. |
il,v O the desnocratic platiorm . :l
e—— |4
Not & single new wining camp |
|bm- 0..-.:.&w.m sinee the ¢
| forest service got control of u&r!.
[hills. The unwarranted inter- | |
fercice. the harassing and vex- |,
:.t wous rules have driven |'nb"l
z"c isjct or from Coloeado. And 4
| with Guggenheim to steal all the |
'pmm- from wmines already di-,l
](l)\vl’vd. who is there to apoli- |
flr for the republican party
derm. I !
————— )
Where have you heard republi- |,
en loaders favoring the initia- |,
tive and referendum. Many good ||
republicans do want it, and the |
rank and file of republican voters |
demand it, but their platiorm p
straddled the issue, thewr candi- |
dates have loen gagged and it i |,
well known that the financiers of | 4
the party will kill it if they can. |,
The Gunnison Republican thie ||
week adviess you to voteagainet | ;
it, by maying, “Vote against |
them all.” ||
—————
Loadville is the only postal!
wnvings hank slated for Coo- :
rado. Evidently the new scheme
i mot to be given any chance to
geot lw(c‘y'z the financers in |,
}m‘ ‘s party. The re-|
assert that they |:: |
deened a
'pdd -WAM':
| nearly a yoar they establish m“
!th.duuwd the uniom. |
’ A vote for Mis Easterly ia |
| vote for a young woman reared |
|from babyhood in this county, |
[oducated in onrwchools, tenching |
?m-dfl'\t' at many Mti.
pointe ' COUNTY, possessing |
;th energy and determination to |
|get a first class college eduea- |
|tion, the better to do the flnl)
[work for which she wawm fitting |
herwelf, A voung lady who has'
done splendid work in two years
{of office an county syperintend- |
|et of mchools and s just pre- |,
lrud to still better werve the in- |,
| toresta of our schools.
e————
[ Adex. Thomanenjoyms the warn
| permonal friendship of a host of
| citisens in Gunmison county. Add
[to that his well known fairness
in the difficuit position of county
ammesmor; add his zeal and dili
| gence in behalf of the taxpavers
in dimcovering new property, lo
|cating the flving squadrons of
the sheepmen, and making the
m:r(irflfimnn tote fair—add Yhin‘
A we have a man whom
it would be very difficult to
| beat for assessor any vear. Cer.
tainly mot in the good vear
1910, when everything is going |
democratie. t
‘ R ——————
| We doubt whether this portion |
of Colorado has a county derk |
more competent to fill the duties |
| of his office or who keeps the val- |
. nable records in better form than |
IP. 3. Hurdey. The office is con- |
[ ducted in systematic and orderly |
|| manner with an _excellent corps !
| of deputies, and at the same
.| time those having business with |
. the county clerk find their wants
| attended to with difference and |
| courtesy. Mr. Hurdey has wide
| @cquaintance in the county, all|
‘d which i« viluable in the wer.
{vice he renders. At Iris, in the'
alimm Gold Belt, in early |
days, and later at Crested Butte,
.ibtfi)lhmvdbfil trade of painter'
{and paper hanger. Later he be
| came county assessor, then derk. |
| You might say he knows every- |
| one im the county, and in clerical |
.| positions that information is
| peculiarly valuable. l(aq'o Dea- |
con Hurley on the job. It uifll
{be a paying proposition for the
county. I
ey
M you do not sevcure a -*.‘
:h-lat look at the official list of
moniuations published on pages |
wix and seven of the Lns‘
(hm{:u-rb-mt It is in the
wame form and ovder as the lnaL,
dot, though havi “Mtb“
post ottice “‘m.:m- ol resi
donce and business of the several ]
candidaten However it wvvo '
you a pretty good ides of the
ballot ‘
—————
| Judge Goodwin,—At the com !
l\‘mfiun in Bt. Paul the other |
day, 4.3, Hill uttered more good
seiine i a 10-minute speech than
all the Pinchot adherents could |
have uttered in a week, but I»-‘
words seemed to fall upon ears!
that had been hypuotised and '
great crowds listened to q-üb-.‘
e« made up of platitodes and |’
covert threats against the very l«
foundations of our form of gov- |
ernment and howled their de- |
light, as if what they were listen- |
ing to was a wmessage from on ¢
‘high. Has the country -“"I'
Illl“, or in it shaki under the !
| miniat rations of a Lfl. illation of
a new kind of mental langhing
was? ‘
——
The snddest day that Nenator
O'Connell will ever pass was the
day, when he thought he h.‘l
some dignity and reputation at |
|Mo and entered suit in Denver |
|.g‘hfl the “Pout™ for SIOO,OOO |
damages for defamation of char- |
acter, ote. Ye Goda! 1t is laugh- |
able to think of a little cuse like |
Benator O'Connell having SIOO,- ‘
000 worth of character or even
a dime's worth after having |
made the admissions that he &
| did dm-'nr the last few days in |
l'ht trial. We never thought he |
{ had much character anyway and |
|lmw a dime's worth is certainly l
an extravagant rating. The
| News-Champion only wishes that |
"the other ten traitors had wised
| their character up at equal vala. |
|ation and put it in the balance |
{of court procesding. We 'MI
could have gotten at their real
valuations, too. Lot the mu-d‘
work go forward.
Y " )Q % Having located in Gunnisen in
! workmanship and prompt setviee
|\ VR | e~ e
' R Gepsir Work - Whestmeight
g \ W. 0. SHITH
RSR Tomishi Ave. - Qunnisen, Osle.
Henry F. Lake
TR
Fire, Life, Casualty and Invest
ment Insurance.
Real Estate and Loans
Anything to Buy, Sell or Rent
Notary Public and Conveyancer
North Side News-Champion Building
Contral Misin Strest Cunnisen, Coleorade
(???)
At lola and Parvlin, precincts 3
and 20 respuetively, a vote will
be taken at this ekaction oun the
'qm‘mn of making them anti
iluluuu T T v l;bi:“-‘l_l‘-
cording to m W "
by rhovuz-\' wamber of vot
@l9 i duch community .
TR
W N Bwith i a conscientions,
'i.'nblul m‘:«u. "': has done
' good work -Nui two vears
passed. He will olected and
do good work for another two
Nears.
] e——
| lu this entive campaign few, of
any complaimts have bovn hourd
againet the fnir and impartial
@sssesiient of taxes Ly A. M.
Thomas. Neveral of the candi
dates of whom we inguired say
they have not heard a whisper
agninst him. That is a ’:“‘
tribute to an offier in the Jifli
cult place of assessor. Only a
man of rare judgment,
by wrience could m
«-‘::L that manner.
e ]
Montrose Enterprice.—The an-
Imt‘qd b'fi
of the republican apevial
worthy of stedy. 'l\o.uu:n
ments contein a p » a
| 2% :
| ongine and amm
are e (i idates.
There in one foature of the pic
tare, however, which took some
study to figure out. The train
li-amtham.i.n“li-ra.d the bag
gage car is wied “standpat.”
1. N. Stevens, who is at the
(wwitch s labeled “progressive.”
| From all appearances Isase
| made an efiort to tarn the train
| onto the progressive track, bat
tailed 1o make the “riffle.” (rar
(conclusion in that the republi
|can state organization came
sailing down the “standpat”
| track and “Iky™ tried to switeh
it off onto the “progressive”
ltflw&. but conldn’t cut ‘er, the
result being that the party is
‘-fill on the standpat track rush
ing to its doom on November 8.