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PREGUNTA.

Digan Las amRbIo1 lectOrau de "LS CO.
Freupondencia" Jcu6l % el fotuTo del ver'
bo amRRl
iCasGFGe!
&c verdad, poEo que sea con an iovsn
que vista loI elegsntsB tFsjsH que pTeCio8
n6diCo1 vsndoD loH Simp6tiCOs depondisntsa
de ls PALMEsANA, pEopiedAd de los Se.
iioEea j. PisEaB y CompRfiia, calle dc Allen
N6meEo 81.
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BASE BALL.
Central High l8.NsvaI Hospital 10.
lEspI8ntlta VeItSrll!

FL sAbado, Is de F. breFo, ge lIev6
efecto 81 terCeF juego del campeonAto, en-
tire los clubs "Central High IN wal
Hospital, reAultando Vsncedor sl primeEo
por CarTsrRH.
El iuego FsauIt6 muy inteTeBante.
En- los primeToB cinCo innings 81 Ma
val Hospital, con "a potente bAterfa con
aigui6 hRcer 8 CarreraH poF que hicieron
los muchaChoB de In High school, fu6
al boa poF Ia S. entEal High" haBta 81
q timo inning. Los nAvalea R6lo pudieTon
anotAE una cRrTeEa mas en- 81 score.
Rosario estuvo msgnlfcc, como nuncs,
y prOb6 el a6bAdo q7s 90 Verdaderamsnts
terrible, como ls llaman aus CondiGCf
puloB.
RicaEte y Valdez denffaudaron las elps
FRnSaS de suI partidarioH , CondiEcfpulOS,
eltEell6ndose ants la terrible bAteeFfa dc
los nAvalel; mientras estuvisron en- 81 Boa
foe una verdRdera lluviR de hits
En- el quinto inning los partidarioS de
la High School estAbRn cRlladoB; hagts los
mss entusiRatas hAbiEn peEdido 10 eBpe'
ERnsS; todos cram do opinion uuGnims que
la victoria era del NAVAL HoHpital."
Era IN abHuFdo Greer en- la victoria dc
High School, solo IN milagrO polia uAl
Varla.
Este miIagro 10 hiso Rosario, anulando
Ia potsnte paterfa do LOS nAvRlsE.
Los muchaChoE de la High School al
YER los eAfaerSoa de Rosario para obtsnsr
IL victoria, ct tbrRFon Amino fusFza dc
hits logTaron anotan 10 caErerRB en- 81
H6ptfms inning.
El pitcher de los nRvAles no Saba que
haCeTss: CRda vez que tirAbA una bOlR era
bateads al field.
al & ! termin6 81 terrible in,,ing Eq
81 octave noVenR inning los navaleB
hiCisrOn elfusHzM indsCibleJ poE haCeF
mas CaFEsrau, poFo le foe impossible pues
los que no faeEon StrMOh out fusron OWt On
pEimera.
FL juego toEmin6 con IN score de 10
& 1S On favor de la "CsntTal High.
He Rquf el sore:
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l6mpsgo 81 pGtO y "Al
mendsren" 81 campo.
Por gegunda VIZ 6yese ls vez de play, y
d6 comier 20 el juego.
AmboB clubs estaban BobsEbioB 81 le19
como tAmb:6n Al oGnlpO. En- loE pTimaTog
innings au6tanBs CsroB coTTidoE como Bs We
on el score
En el AZ. So. iainng, anotan los
relampagati.tas 2 carreras respectiva'
mente quedan en- bueuR pouici6n, has.
ta el 2. inning donde los GEmeadarist1 IS
con IN buen palO dado pos Cataliuo Re.
nero haceu smpate y quedan tambi6n en-
msgnffcRE condolences para Continuar Ia
Fefiida lucha empFendids.
Copt dan en- los 6nnSngs BuceBivos los
scores poF ambas parties haBtR 81 IL inning,
en- que Florentino Lopez de IN buen
EaiazO Be anotan una caTrera mas, y
con ella TRUMAN los veterRnoG base
t0leTOs.
DuTsnts 81 jUego dsHaTFollaronse mag'
nfficas jugsdas, reCoTdandc entfS 6llas un
do6le pLag en- Ia, e. base dados por los
GgmendGristGs Las baIes de short stop
81. de1empehadag por los hermRno8 Soto
eBta ban hsthAs unRs tEint hsFae: no habia
bolR que pRSaTa por elias, psBaF de los
buenoB Ief5Os con que cuenta el club Re-
I6mpago".
lbs fields gran altuFa. M hAbfa una
BolR bolR batead8 HuB bases que no foe
ran Cojida, EobFeBRliendo Catalina como
central field que vRli6 thee bases Fate
jugadoE despu6s de laEgs aussncia, debut6
On djths tATde, Y peTtenece 81 "A'menda'
reR''. Muy bien, MonarCa
Los iugsdores perteneCientaH al "RslSm.
psgo" poEt6ronss como huenoB, luchs'
ron como braves leones para no ser de-
FrotAdoEr peEo Ia Huerte en- 81 d timo IN
ning 90 decide poT SuB adveTHaTios y fus'
ron vencidos eAtos por una cGTYer0.
Fu@ una vsrdRders bRtslla la soAtsnida
aTeF en- ls "Liga" por los clubs ccmba'
tienteB, clio demuestFR lR veFdRdePR
mReatEia que ne tiene en- cate impo1tantfAi.
mo cusnto difieil sport
De gran tTaBcendencis en- loB an8leg de
ls historic base5olera ss 81 deHAfio efsotuR'
do aver en- el harmoso tsrEeno do lA Lgs
americana.
Depues de mas de dos hoFas de lucha =
con una vsFdaders destFeza ttiuDfsn los
alnlendGristGS poE una caTreFa.
bravo poF los viejos luchadoTeu que tan
alto sRbsn colocaE 81 nombre qaa oatsntanl !
Y 81 nusVo club 'R3l6mpsgo" mi Bslu'
do, poE lsapaTici6a en- Ia arena basebOyerG.
Buena suerte les tdesso en- los pH6xi
mos dessffoR.
81 domingo p1tximo jugar6n los cubs
"PalmaT" y "Rsl6mpSgo" 81 segundo do
ssffO de este championoto.
J4on Bate.
He squf Ia anotaci6n por innings;
CIrb, 9 9 q N ITO
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METILOIDRs -El moior mas seguro
dc todoB Los OSp0cfdoos h8sta&hoFR oonooido
para ID Cur8 p0rmGnOntO do toaB Las enter
mOdadOH do Ia ureta, "a sean 6Et&B cr6nicas
Agudas. OontienO Ol flujo OuTa poF COM
plOto. On menos ti0mpoB que ningdn otro prs.
parade similar, las gonorFeaB, 0gpOFmGtoFnGE
eiBtitig, cot. Neior que lag inyOceionOG muy
superior q B6ndRlo , oopaibG. NmplOza
suEtiE Bu efOCto lRg tFog 8uRtro hoFaS de
habOEgO tornado.
Los NETILOIDEs"-6onf fSgilOB do tomaR
OBt8n pPepaFAdo8 de mRnOFa que no roVuOl-
s0n q OBt6mago al prOduc0n malos ofoot0g,
De VOntG On todag Las BoticaB. PidanE0
MuO1tFag gratis & 8us GniooB fabFIOantOg.
Frederick st0RPna = Oa D0tPoit, NiehI
gar, u. a.
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LlCTO-MARROW.

Esta 60 Ia emulsion prefeHida.
81 reConutituyents mas podeEoao.
81 enemigo de Ia tiBiu.
Iofalibls para la debilidad cerebral.
La 1slvaci6n de los Lifios.
El Gat6mRgo mas susceptible IR toleEa.
De vanta On todaB laB faYmacia1.-p
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GABLES De HOY
la fIOta americana n9nI0bT0 paSan-
do frents a Ia bahia dsValparsiso.
lnmensa muItitud viGtOrs6 Y saludd
con indssCIiptihIs entusiasmO a
los barCOS De Evans.
Ia question de Orients Sc Gomplica
Las irlgstlas d las nInas on d Natal,

Valparaiso, c hile FebTsHo 17.-La fl !
tR de loa Estsdoe Unidop, de paao por
eEta bt hia, maniobr6 ffarta & ellP. Ell
gobiernO de Santiago, que habfa Hido in.
tornado del pY6ximo paBo de Ia aBcuadYa,
= de que 6Sta no podTfs detsnezso On c hi.
le, acudi6 On suU mas altos Representatives.
& eBta Ciudad, pFsaenciar 81 denfile de los
barcos smsricanoa El almirante Evans
EeSpOndi6 4 ere acto del gobieTno ChiIanQ
con Ii coTtesfa c3nAiguiente hizo qus 81
eScuadFa fueUs FevisadR por 81 presidents
de lR Tep6blica y 81 gsbinete on p'enc,
abordo 1el Crueero ehileno "ChBcabucc.
Esto fu6 tambien pEeHenciado poF inmenaa
multitud de miles miles dc slmas pro.
cedentes do diStintaB pa'tes de la rsT dbl
CO. Hubo tEengs egpecialea de Santisgo,
y tambien vaporeB fl stRdog para pTesenCiaT
dssde elIcB las maniobEas de Id ,tG de
Un'ls Sam 81 entusiasmo despeltado en-
lR multitud por los barooa de Evans, en-
sus manit bras pFeCisaB y F6pidsU, fu6 in
deECriptible No &c EecuerdR NADIA que
hays aupsTado & cate extrsoFdinREio idbilo
popular. En- medio,de vftoFes saludos
sntusiaAtaV, ls eacusdEa deaf en- Tumbo
81 Callao. .-PeT6-e donde Hs PFepREa
los marines de NoEte America una bienve.
nida que FivaIizar6 con Il del gobierno dc
Rio Janeiro.
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Habana, Fsbrero 17.-Reiua en- mn
chos CfrculoB polfticon ? sociAIes de ests
capital, hondo desoontento con 81 gobsrna'
dor Msgoon. Sc acuaR & 6ats de qusIer
implsntaF en- los i timoB dias de 30 gobier
no, un regimen arbitFario que consiste en-
imponeE leyes que el pueblo de Cuba juz'
go pertuTbadoTaB diotatoliAleE. 81 des'
contsnto es mayor On les alemsntos inte'
leCtusles &c bTe todo entire los eBtudisntss.
Sc hs protestado ante 81 gobierno de Was
hington contra el dscreto de Mpgoon pre-
tendiendo q. Bs examine dependencies
pr6cticou de fArmRcip, que sBpiren 81 tftu
10 de licenoiRdoB, sin mas eRtudios eje
cutoYiRB
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va eI rsy de EsDsia no es eI jsfe de
TStadO mas i6Van del mundo.

Con 81 advenimiento del principe Ma
nuel 81 trono de Portugal ha perdiAo 81
Tey A f1nso XIII de Esp. fia 80 condici6n
de j.fs de Estado mss j6va, del mundo
En- efsctc eI successor del irf1rtunado
Carlos cuenta tan solo 19 ans y YR
A'f1nso XIII est6 Rl cumpir loB %
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Ell QUE SUBSCRIBE, dssea usber el
psrAdeTo de los iguiantey Hh5rep; don
Ramon UbAEri, don j Z,ppenfsldt, Jaime
Ramos, E. M. Gorbea, Juan Pif4iro, Fe'
derioo MuHB, Manuel R3mos, Pedro Col
co, Nicolas s. PlsnaE. Mr.. Giolh. j 10
Lopez. Los cuslss espero Is dirijan 4 mi
para asunt 8 de impoTtancia. III Leon
CaodeIas, Csyey, P. R. 6v.g.
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Hospital.

"Naval HoBpital'
Parks 2. B. Hayden B. Cahoon G.
Risak 8. B. Flschg G. I, Sims P.
Hubbard r. F. EmRnuslly S. s. Han
BaRd 8, F.
"CentERl High"
Denton L. F. Lopez / B. Sire c.
Rosario P. VaId6G B. PastiRnR 2. B
Cober r F. Soto 8. S, RiCRrte G. F.
Viva Il High SCHOOL,
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GIancoI, Natal F.brero 17.-HorFibleB
cAt6Btrcfss han ocurrido on lac minsB de
carbon de cate t6Fmino. Dos & xpIonioneB
un miimo tempo, pToduj6rOnse on d.
fsrentss sitioB de las pTcfuudRs galeIfRP
81 terrible gsb grisG hs caugado esta vez
conniders bic ntmero de vi timaB Alga'
nos trabsj lagTRron poneKSs en- sal
70, adu ouando ia msyoEfas de elloH fusron
IeEiOnRdoS unoB Ievements otFeB log
cusles desesp6rass de BslvaTleE. PeTo ls
constsFnaci6n eB inmenBa 81 EabeFas que,
sntsEERdoB en- las minas, hay aetsnta y
cinco trabsj adoreB = tambien un inspector
del g1bierno, Sc hacen sobEehumanos
esfueEEOB on los tEabsjos de deBegcOmbrO,
en- la eBpeTanzs de hRllar con vida & algu'
nos de los aepultRdoE.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-El dia
29 del cOrTiente las dos de la tarde en-
Ia casa n6meEo 81 de Ia ca'le de AL eD,
tsndES lngar el rsmate de las prsndas, Gu
yoa ,lones no han sido FenovAdoB nj can.
celadoG deDpuss de los s meseS que conos
de Ia ley. La GAIA Igqs suB OpeTRCioneB.
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Lenders, FebreTo IL -ss entiende aquf
que, dsbido no habsYse aCeptado nj poF
Russia nj poF Austria, las proposicionss de
IugIateEra en- 10 refsrente la question dc
Macedonia, 81 convsnio de las potsncifB
he Aido viEtuaImsnte rot0. La CauBR de
ssta ruPtuEs eB Ia rivalidad, primeFO entire
Austria y Russia poT 10 que respects 4
concesiones para smpreaas fsrrocaTEiIeras
= EPgundo por 10 que hacs q ID G an
Bretsfia on 50 pretenHi6n dc Crear On los
BRlkRnes uns policia 6 gsndsTmsEfa inter
nacionRl. Be cree que este deSacuerdo
antTe las potenciaS dstsFminar6 una Bitua
ci6n muy critica. Aeasr, 81 eAts problems
40 halla Boluci6n aatilfaotoria en- 81 teEEe
40 on 81 cual gs le hs PlRnteado, gea pre-
ciso llevarle nm CoTgrego Bemejante 81
de- A'geCiraE.
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Ell 0ESAFIO De aver.
Los ''aImandalistas" truman des.
pueS de una Tuda IuCh8.
u "lRRIRgs" huha @ IugTsO plra dOcIdIr d
victoria.

A las 3 p. m. di6 IR
voz plag 81 Umpire, =
todoH los jugadoTeB de
ambos clubs como an 90
10 h:mbre, CoIoc6 6ronss
on BuS EeBpectivAs bases
para empezaE la bs tails
TiFadR Ia moneda, ra
sultsron los cIuba "Rs'
lfmpsgo 81 pa1O y "Al
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"NsvaI Il" 2 214O1OO 10
''Csntal 81" 0 6 0 0 O120x is
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r 90 1 2 90 90 0 0 O-3
A 5000 800 0 0 IA
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JuGn Bate.

He squf la anotaci6n por innings
Clubs / 2 8 As z 8 8 10 Il 12
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
Cripple Creek Gold Output.

Cripple Creek. Colo.-The total ton
mage shipped from the Cripple Creek
district during August amounted to
GG.SSG tons. with a gross bullion value
OF 81 ,33o.774. These figures show an
increase in tonnage over the month OF
July OF 1924 tons. and decrease In
bullion value OF $lI.257. In view OF
the fact that the heavy rains have in
terfered to a considerable extent with
hauling and that the allied lines have
been unable to supply the full demand
for cars. this record is considered re
markable.
The coming month will see two more
mills Of large capacity in full opera
tion. The new spur to be built to
open the northern section OF the dis
trict will probably be finished this
month. The district is now shipping
its largest daily tonnage to the valley
mills and smelters, an average OF al
most seventy broad gauge cars leaving
the camp every day. The figures of
tonnage and gross bullion values as
given out by the various mills and
Nnelters are as follows:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
English Sense Of humor.

In one Of his burlesque sketches on
English history Bill Nye spoke OF
julius Caesars jumping into the water
As he approached the English coast
wadirg ashore, running up to Lon
don, and walking through Regent
street.
AN acquaintance OF mine reported
to me-" said Mr.. Nye. that he had
asked an Englishman how he liked
the story. Not at all. not at ALL was
the reply. That fellow Nye doesn't
know what he's about. There wasn't
any Regent street then. you know"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
ocuLIsr A MAN OF RESOURCE.
Has . Blind Besear Woman TO Advsr
tlse His Business.

Enterprise takes various forms.
even in Warsaw. A young oculist
finding that patients were few and fa'
between. hit upon an original means
Of advertising.
He engaged a blind woman who sits
and begs by the Church Of the Holy
Cross to hold n light board whereon
are written his name. address. profes-
sional qualifications and consultation
hours.
As the church is in the busiest
thorvughfare OF the town the notice
attracts a good deal OF attention. The
beggar herself says she is quite salts
ned with the results. as many people
notice her who would otherwise pass
by. and as the doctor has added his
assurance that she Is hopelessly
blind benevolent old ladies throw cop
pers into her tin mug. sure that their
money is not wasted on an impostor
1t is not yet known whether the mum
Der OF patients has increased.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The crop reporting board OF the bn
reau OF statistics OF the United States
Department OF Agriculture September
1st announced that the average condi-
ton of the cotton crop August 25th was
76.1 per cent. OF n normal.
The land office report of the area
of public domain on July /, 1905,
shows total of 75i .S95. .296 acres still
untaken. or this Colorado has 3d.
696. .697 acres: Wyoming 37.145,302
acres. and New Mexico. 44.771.905.
On the recommendation of Congress
man Haggott, DIR. J. +. Condor is ap-
pointed pension examining surgeon at
breckenridge, Colo. vice DIR. c. IL.
Scott, resigned. Michael p. Torine is
appointed letter carrier at Trinidad,
Colo.
Enoch Hammonds. storekeeper and
gauger, internal revenue service, eighth
district of Kentucky. has been dis.
missed by the acting secretary of the
treasury upon recommendation OF the
civil service commission for alleged
pernicious political activity in state
senatorial contest last fall.
The monthly statement of the circu-
lation OF national bank notes on Aug.
lst shows an increase as compared
with August. 1907. of sS1.269.7S7. and
as compared with the previous month
decrease OF S6.:j2. $50. The total cir
culation outstanding Aug. 3lst 1908,
was s6s5,226.10s.
BY direction of the President, a gen.
eral courtmartial embracing In Its
membership one major general. six
brigadier generals and six colonels
will meet at Fort Wayne. Mich, Tues
day. Sept 29th, "for the trial of such
persons as may be brought before It
Mai. Gen. Frederick ID. Grant will head
the court II Is not yet known what
officers will be tried.
The recent agitation in Washington
over the Early leprosy case and In
Arizona over the case OF Mrs. General
Wardwell, who was similarly afflicted
will, it is believed by officials of the
public health and marine hospital ser
vice. lead to renewed effort to OBJ
| tain the establishment at some place
| in the United States of a national lep
rosarium for the isolation and treat
| ment Of leprosy.
President Roosevelt has approved
] the plans OF the proposed new battle
ships Florida and Utah. which were
! authorized at the last session OF Con
gress. 1t is expected that advertise
ments for bids for the construction o.
the Utah will be published in few
days. That vessel is to be constructed
at private ship yards while the Florida
is to be built at the Brooklyn nav,
yard. >.
Paymaster U. G. Ammen. retired. II
ordered to duty as general storekeeper
purchasing pay officer and paymastel
Of the naval hospital, new Fort Lyon
relieving PaymGster F. G. Payne. who
will continue treatment at the hospital
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
What is Pe-ru-na.

Are We claiming too much for Peruns
when We claim 1t to be an snectivs
remedy for chronic cstarrhf Have ~
abundant proof that Peruna IL in real
ity such . catarrh remedy Let us see
what the United States Dispensatory
says of the principal ingredients OF
Peru.ha.
Take, for instance, the ingredient
hydrastis canadensis, or golden seal
The United States Dispensatory says
of this her bal remedy, that 1t is largely
employed In the treatment Of depraved
mucous membranes lining various
organs of the human body.
Another ingredient of Peruna, cory
dalis formosa, 10 classed in the United
States Dispensatory - tonic.
Cedron seeds 10 another ingredient Of
Peruna. The United States Dispense
tory says of tho action Of cedron that
It 10 used - . bitter tonic and In the
trestment of dysentery, and in inter
mittent diseases - substitute fos
quinine.
Send to rs for . FREQ book Of testi.
monials of what the people think Of Pc
runa - . catarrh remedy. The best
evidence Is the testimony Of those whs
have tried II.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
RULES AGAINST
TW0-CENT FARE
JUDGE vANDEVENTER GRANTS
INJUNCTION IN ARKANSAS
RAILROAD CASE.
RATE UNREASONABLE
ROAD ORDERED TO KEEP Ac.
COUNT OF DIFFERENCE
IN RATES.

St Paul-Judge Vandeventer in the
United States Circuit Court Thursday
granted the Injunction requested by
the st. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
ern and three other railroads operating
in Arkansas, against the Arkansas
state railway commission. The injunc-
tion restrains the commission from en-
forcing the new two cent fare law and
from interfering with the railroads IN
raising their freight rates on inter-
state traffic.
In an oral decision the court held
that the testimony In the present hear
Ing had demonstrated to him that the
rates proposed by the Arkansas rail-
way commission were unreasonable,
non-compensatory and unlawful, and
could not be enforced against the rail
road companies. The court directed
that each defendant give bond, which
will probably be about 100000 each.
that they would keep distinct and ac-
curate account. showing difference
between the tariff charges of the rail-
roads and what would have been
charged II the rates OF the Arkansas
commission had been applied.
Explaining the order, Judge Wander
venter held that the law OF congress
should take precedence over the laws
OF Arkansas in rate matters where the
interstate regulations infringted on the
intra-state regulations.
The court made n condition to his or
der that II any individual or passenger
suffered by reason OF the rates to be
applied during the pendency OF the or
der. and II on final hearing the order
should be set aside the penalties for a
violation prescribed by the law might
be enforced as II no injunction had
been issued and due reparation made.
The enforcement OF these penalties.
however. should not cover a period pre-.
ceding the beginning OF this action.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
GENERAL NEWS.

The Japanese International Exposi-
ton will be postponed until 1917.
II is stated that Senator Foraker of
Ohio has announced his intention to
take he stump for Taft.
Hundreds OF thousands OF people
turned out to welcome the visiting
Americans OF the Atlantic fleet on its
arrival at Melbourne.
At a banquet in Strausburg Sunday
Emperor William in proposing a toast.
said: 81 rejoice to be able to express
to you my deepest conviction that the
peace of Europe is not In danger"
Architects of the new Grand Cen
tral station, New York city, have COM
pleted plans and estimates for that
at the terminals on Forty-second street
will reach $20000.000.
An edict was issued at Peking Au-
gust 3Oth setting forth in detail the
stages that will be reached each year
in the conversion Of the form of gov
ernment OF China to the for
eign system and assuring the
people. in the name of the
Emperor, that a constitution will be
granted nine years hence. An edict
issued last year promised constitu-
tion within decade.
The financial policy OF the Japanese
government as announced by the caD-
met involves the curtailment OF ex-
penditures by $100.0OO.OOO, OF which
thirty per cent. will be taken from the
army budget and ten per cent from
that Of the navy.
The so-called anti-bucket shop law
which wac enacted by the last legisla-
ture and approved by Governor
Hughes, went into operation September
lst in New York city. Charles II. Ba-
deau. president OF the Consolidated
Stock exchange, said that as result
of the new law the exchange expects
q considerable increase in business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-09-10
CALL TO BOOST
FOR COLORADO
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
COLORADO STATE CONNER
cIAL ASSOCIATION.
TO MEET IN M0NTR0SE
DISCUSSION OF THE oPPoRTUNl
TIES, WEALTH AND VARIED
RESOURCES OF THE STATE.

Denver.-The official call says: The
annual convention of the Colorado
State Commercial Association will be
held in Montrose, September 18th 10
Nth inclusive. Preparations are being
made by the association and the con-
veption committee of Montrose for
most interesting and instructive pro-
gram. Addresses will be delivered and
discussions conducted on important
topics dealing with all the commercial
interests OF the state. 1t Is planned 10
be an occasion whereat all the various
subjects of Colorado's great resources
will be given a widespread publicity
than heretofore-giving those in at
tendance more intimate knowledge
OF what these resources have In store
for them II set forth properly and by
modern and scientific methods.
Plans will be discussed and acted
upon for increasing and broadening
the associations work. This work Is
10 important to every citizen OF the
state that must not be permitted to
lag.
The Colorado State Commercial As
sociation stands today as the only off,
cial organization which is devoting It's
energies to advertising every section
of the state without discrimination.
Auu IT'S tIloTtb, III oIuti " nv 'h'
best results, must receive and is en-
titled to enthusiastic support financial
1y and morally. II is the general clear
ing house to which application Is made
from all over the world for literature
and special information regarding
every section OF the state. and these
requests are promptly complied with.
While this convention will be busi-
ness meeting the citizens OF the West
ern Slope city have arranged for com
Portable and pleasant entertainment.
including n trip to the Gunnison tun-
mel. the great irrigation project under
construction by the government.
The Denver 4 Rio Grande railway
has announced a rate OF one fare for
the round trip from points on their
lines. and other lines are expected to
do likewise.
Farmers. stockmcn. orchardists.
miners and merchants Join in making
a Greater Colorado.
During this convention period there
will also be held the annual meeting
of the secretaries of the various local
commercial clubs OF the state, to per
feet plans for more concerted work
with the state organization for mutual
benefit