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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Colorado SprinGs. Colo, October l.
The deficit OF 100000 to complete the
deep drainage tunnel at Cripple Creek
has been raised. according to q letter
from the executive committee OF the tun
mel company to the various mining COM
paniss which have pledged contribution
Tho letter asks that the FL st instsllment
Of ten per cent OF tho subscription be
paid rot later than October 10 October
first the tunnel had been driven ll.022
feet. leaving only about 45Oo feet to be
driven. At the present rate OF progress
the bore will be completed in one year
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

The car shortage ia again becoming /.
problem andgreatly interfering with u 6
activities ~ the mines of this dis'rir..
The production VI cosl from this locality y
would slmost double IL tho car supply
wsa up tn the demand and we had an.
other railway which would bring in
brosi gage cars ai plenty of them. II
IL to be hoped the g & : Inc which Ia
being greatly improved will decide to
build = spur from Gunnison or BALDWIN
up to Crested Butte,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Air Ships

Now that air navigation has been an
accom- plished success il is but natural
Tor us to speculate ~ to what tho future
will doubtless see in this new method OF
transportation. The rcceut exploits and
contests among competing inventors Of
air ships bring ample evidence to us
that tho near future will witness the at.
mospherc above and around us filled
with all descriptions of machines and
air navigators from all countries und
clinies more numerous than the shipa
which sail on high seas.
The hundreds Of thousands OF popu-
lace in the greatest city OF this CONT
nent were given an exhibition last week
by Wilbur Wright, the ackno wledged
air king OF what can already be done in
aerial flights. He flew all over the big
metropolis. circleing around the goddess
of liberty ut the harbor entrance with ss
perfect mastery OF the air machine as do
the thousands Of sea gulls which habit
that ocean vicinity. While the New
York people were witnessing the won
deriul success OF Wilbur Wright's flight
at the great Hudson Flu lton celebration.
Glen II Curtiss WAS winning admiration
from the whole population OF st. Louie
at the centennial held there last week,
wherein Curtiss showed as complete
mastery of the air as did Wright at the
American metropolis. Another affair OF
similar kind was pulled of at Minich
which consisted OF the Gordon. Bennett
trophy balloon race wherein contestants
for the prize came from all over the
world and what may he termed remark
able is the fact that tho coveted prize
was won by ar American, Edward w.
Mix who captured h trophy, havir q
outdone all others in flight OF nearly
six hundred miles.
1t would seem that in recent advances
in science aud discoveries that it is al.
ways an American in lead OF the van and
in the discovery OF the North Pole it is
two Americans who got there first. both
VI WYNN S'dih piioi'ty' We "puutdiu-
eers can but imagine what fine thing
it will be to sail over these hills and
.ofty peaks with the ease and safety Of
biru OF the air at speed Of thirty to
sixty miles an hour. No fiction can
bring things more strange or unlocked
for than the cold facts which cannot be
denied once seen. A Jules Vernes whose
i,naginations OF things was considered
too absurd to ever come true is not in
1t with recent inventions 10 teleyraphy.
The telephone alone is an example.
while wireless communication across
land and seas, over continents and unl,r
oceans is almost beyond finite compre-
hension. A recent invention enables
naval vessel to send a submarine tor
pedo boat under water and direct it's
course with certainty to strike and des
troy an enemy's vess,l miles awiy by
means OF the wireless currents.
OF truth it seems that wonders will
never ceas, SO long ia man is born and
that he is accomplishing the rule OF the
earth and all the elements therein ON
hinei gri crni1ired
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

After = months 'iourn in our city.
Deputy Wolcott ~ the Equitable Frater
nal U.in" hss left for other fields Of
lab"r. w..iI~ hero Mr. Wolc"tt assisfed
Rev. +. E Cain in organizing an a-scm.
bly, ~ that order. with = membership II
forty charter members. ten of these be.
ing initiated at the meeting held last
Thursday evening.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Rio Orande Will Construct
Tunnel

Th. following special from Montrose
would indicate that there 10 likely to
be something doing in Denver and RIO
Grande railway matters before great
while. 1t is known that rive million
dollsrs has been set apart for the better
ment OF the Il 4 r u system and il is
hoped that the Marshal pass lite will be
widened and the pass tunneled as stated
will be done in the telegram. This coun-
try can msk for nothing better than the
carrying out Of the enterprise as it will
then give us broad gage cars and through
traffic thus doing away with all transfer
ring Of merchandise. cattle, hay, grain
and vegetables. Coal shipments will go
in the same cars 10 which loads arc made
up 10 their final destination. All goods
shipped from Denver and eastern points
to US will como through in the cars to
which they were originally consig ned
and te unloaded at our own depot in
Crested Butte without any rehandiing.
Salt Lake, Utah, October l0,-A spe-
cisl from Montrose, Colorado, says that
the Denver aud Rio Grande railway will
soon begin widening the narrow gage
from Sxlida through Marshall Pass to
Montrose. A three mile tunnel under
MArshsli Psss 10 contemplated ~ vol
10 q shorter tunnel between Montrose
and Cimarron. The changes will reduce
the distance Letweeu Salt Lake and
Denver by Hfty miles- The plan, It 70
aaid. to route through trains by Narshal
Pass and over tho new Western Pacific
to tho coast instead OF following tho
present line over Tennessee Pass and
through Iisglo Canon,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Dan Mcdonald having completed his
assessment work on Galena an'l Crystai
mountains. Is preparing to 60 over Il"
Whitehorn tor the winter where he will
be smpl"ycd by Cal Hsines Dan will
take the Augusta jack train along Tor
wintering
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Service, at the Congregational church
October IL. Preaching 10:0 nj. "R-sson
for making Public Profession" Sun
Srhool 1l:40 c. E. Society $50 p III
Preaching 7:3O p M, subject, "AlmoA
Altogether"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

An application has been made To
lease tho Pilot building Tor the purpose
OF starting q first class restaurant and
boarding house. Should the lease be
granted the paper will remove to its old
quarters in the Axtel building.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Joe Stndhalter who ia putting in the
concrete dam for the Blxin mill was over
from Gothic Saturday aud says the
work is nearly done and water will soon
he turned into the Hume- 1t is expect
ed the mill will soon be in readiness to
commence pounding ore
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Phillip Easterly who has i'een butch
ering for the Colorado Supply company
in jim Spanu's place returned home
Monday, jim having finished haying al !
returned 10 Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Household sloods For Sale
Cork stove. beds. tables. chairs. rock.
ers. commode. tubs. window curtains,
GOODS nearly new.
At Congregational Parsonage.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Cal Hsines is rsbilly recovering from
his broken ankle anil 10 expecting to
soon 60 over to Whiteharn where he has
. lease upon promising gold mine
which he intends working during the
winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

There was no school Tuesday. it heing
Columbus Day. The display "f fags
and othcr evidences OF patriotism show
ed that the people OF Crested Butte
have not forgotten that importnut date
10 our history. October II. 1892:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

The young people Of Crested Butte
are xnxiously awaiting the opening Oi
the new skating rink, which is promised
n the near future.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

The Robinson Lumber company have
this week taken out the partition in
their store and added other needed i'm
provements
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Van Haggart returned Sunday to his
home IN Canon City. Cecil sampson
and Arthur Hsggsrt accompanied him
ss far as Gunuison, returning Monday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

A box social will be held vt the Jal
Cabin school house Sxtur' ay night
Ever, body invited.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Six young ladies were ia town this
week demonstrating and taking orders
TO The Calumet Baking Powder com
rany.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Eugene Mccormick is figuring on
building q five room cottsge OF bis milk
ranch just east Of town. This move 10
.ooked upon with suspicion by numerous
young ladies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

F s Cuthbert Was pleasant caller at
ming out Of Grand Junction and this Is
his first trip up Crested Butte way for
some time
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

jos Barnes has complsted work on BIZ
Poverty gulch mines and won't over 4
the Marble country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

A new bridge has been built across
East river near Jxx Cabin in place oi
the old one which was washed out last
week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Nate Wexthermln . down from his
mines 10 Excelsior basin. having Rnish.
ed his work for the summer in that local
ity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

George Russ and vito are down from
Irwiu for few osys. They are Arrsng
ing to go out for the winter months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mrs Hurst who has had charge Of the
Augusta bosrding,house has 4 position
in the new hotel Just being completed in
Marble, snd left for her new work yester-
day
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Owen Sx'nsel IL now 10 Hot Syringe,
Arkansas for the benefit Of his hexlth
He expects to return to Crested Butte
soon and from here he will go to Cripple
Creek
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

& T. Drummer aud sou came iu frou
Taylor river 1ueydsy and vent over &
their mines on Gxlena mountain.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Manager Irs Litteli Of the Pueblo
l'uel company came iu from Colorado
SpriugA TUESDAY.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mrs. +. j it-ar,ion and sons. afto
spending few wscks in Denver xn'
other places have rsturued homo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

An expert visited the Daisy mine last
week and took load Ut ssmpIesfrom the
property.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Engineer W S Smith 10 dong work
this week for the Crested Butte Coal
Mining company
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

DR.. Rockefeller 10 reported havinI
captured buck last wesh having mon
strous head of horns.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mrs. Shu,z. wife Of our principal o
schools, aud iittl- daughters returned
from Denver Saturday. KS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Miss Anna Barret Of Jax Cabin visited
her sister ON Ohio Crsek Saturday and
Sunday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Misses Ollie and Marguerite Songer
accompanied their cousin Miss lIenora
Goodedough to her home in Salida Bat
urday. II ie ruDored that the latter II
s1f,,, IL, lr,,u,p a briut.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Jarvis Eda ards. tn pukP ID h Il G
fireman leaves soon for ksnsx" City
and other eastern points
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mems ladies' and children's shoes =
the Robinson Lumber 20.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

German were up from JSx Cabin Wed
nesday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Notice of Adjustment Day
ESTATE OF WARREN T.. JARVIS. pEcEAsEI

Tho undersigned. having been appointed
Administrntrix Of tho estate "f Warren j. jar
Stats Of Colorado. deccs --d, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the County Court
ot naid Gunni-on County, st the Court House in
1unnison. in said Comfy. on MONDAY. the 18th
day o. October. A. u. lv9. ut the hour of ten
o'clock a. "A. Of said day. At which time all
persons having claims against said estate arc
notified and requested TO attend for the pur pose
of having the same adjusted. All pcr-ons in
dcbtrd to said estate Hrr requested to make
immcdiate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Gunnisou, Colorado. this 2nd day Of
September, A. ID. is09.
ANNA q. JARVIS.
Administrix Of the estate Of Warren f.
Jarvis Deceased.
First pub. Sept. i6. last pub, Oct, II, 1900
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

MIR and Mrs Louis Parry expect to
move to Erie, Colorado in q short time
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

George Adams WAS up from Gunnisor
the fret OF the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Baby buggy for sale. Inquire a
Robinson Lumber Company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Local News.

Local News.
Frosh Milk. sc quart at Mike Welshs
Mrs Herman Booker waa 10 town Wed
nesday
The East river ranchmsn are bailing
day this week
Daisy ean el is suffering with rheu
natism thi, ws <.
Buy your shoes st the Robinson Lum-
ber Company's store.
DIR and Mrs. Taylor and daughter wont
up to tloresta Tuesday.
Mrs Sampson aud daughter frankie
were in town "Wednesday
Baby buggy for sale. Inquire at
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mrs. Sampson aud daughter frankie
were in town Wednesday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Daisy san el is suffering with rheu
matism thi, ws K.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

The East river ranchmsn are bailing
! day this week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

DR. and Mrs Taylor and dauyhte wont
up to Floresta Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Buy your shoes st the Robinson Lum
ber Company's store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Fro.h MIX. SC quart At Nike wel.hs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

noon u LrrOfir a briIt,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

Mrs Herman Booker was 10 town Wed
nesday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05

Job Printing dose right. Time. Print
Ink Co.. Is John R-st. Phone 149s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Balfes THE Bohemian 1irf' has
been selected for the tnal week OF the
Aborn Grand Opera company I'm the De-
troit opera house. commencing next
Monday evening and continuing for the
entire nine performances No work
In grand opera Is so rich In original
and striking melodies as this great
masterpiece OF the celebrated Irish
composer. Being especially noted for
It's many beautiful gems OF sentimental
style. each considered a classic among
song and ballad compositions. IL has
frequently been referred to by mode rn
music-lovers as ballad opera. In
no other opera Is 10 be found such n
collection OF hcart.winning melodies
such as II Dreamt ! Dwell In Marble
Halls" Heart Bowed Down" Then
You'll Remember Ne The Gypsy
Bride" bliss Forever Past" and
silence" Originally produced In the
English tongue. The composition gained
such favor with music lovers that
within SIX years after ita initial prcscn-
tation II had been translated and was
sung In French, German and Italian.
The east will include Harry Luckstonc,
George Tallman, w. &. Coupe, Joseph
Florain, Bertha Shalok and Bertha
Davis
Additional interest is given the pro-
duction OF The Bohemian Girl from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05
GsfPOM 1MARY5|
Tx cox BOOK|

To keep milk toast from becoming
soggy serve the boiling buttered milk
in a covered pitcher, SO that each one
may pour il himself over his toast.
To make delicious bread mullins
Soak one pint broken bread in a
pint of milk for half an hour. Add
tablespoonful melted butter, the
Jokes of two eggs beaten light. tea
spoonful OF salt, and a cup and half
flour sifted with tablespoonful bak-
ing powder Lastly fold In the whites
of eggs, well beaten. and bake in small
rings or pans in a hot oven.
Orange Cake--One cup sugar. one
half cup butter. whites OF three eggs,
one and one-half cups -four one tea
spoonful baking powder and one-half
cup milk. Mix and bake in three layers.
Filling-One-half cup sugar, yolks
OF three eggs, one small tablespoonful
butter. juice and grated rind of one
orange. Beat all together and cook in
double boiler until consistency OF jel-
~. When cool spread on two Of the
layers and sprinkle powdered sugar
on top layer
Maryland Stew-Three pounds beef
round. one cup tomatoes. one-half cup
olive OIL one-half cup vinegar. one oil.
ION sliced, one bay leaf. six cloves
Lay beef I'm bottom OF kettle, pour
over It the other ingredients. salt and
pepper. and simmer five hours until
tender.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05
THE WHITNEY.

The Chicago stock company opens
the fourth week of the summer stock
season in the Whitney theater, Sunday
afternoon, with the presentation OF tho
romantic play, Carmen" I'm which
Olga Nethersole scored one of her dig
successes. The plot. as is well known,
abounds in thrilling cltmaXes. All the
elements requisite for the emotional
drama are found In it-love, hate. re-
venge. jealosy and all the rest. The
management promises something very
ornate in the way OF costuming and
scenic effects Matinees will be given
daily except on Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05
LYCfJrM.

Commencing Sunday evening and
continuing all week. Vaughan Chaser
and his company OF players Will pre-
sent the greatest college play ever
written "Stronghciit." This play was
used as a starring vehicle by Rober
Edcson for several seasons and is from
the pen OF the clever PLAYWRIGHT. II. {.
DeMille. The scenes are laid at Column
bia college, on tEC eve or the great
football game. Here Strongheart,
full-blooded Indian. has come TO be
educated as are his white brothers. that
he might be an example for the young
men OF the tribe TO follow. While out
west he was Instrumental In saving
the life OF one OF The boys who Is cap
tain OF the team. On this account and
also for his wcll-known football
prowess, he IL heartily welcomed into
their homes. Naturally. thrown in
contact as he is with his chums sister,
he falls In love with her, and she, be-
ing of a susceptible temperament, fails
in love with him About this time he
receives word from his people that his
father has died and that he Is chiel.
lie is then confronted with the great
question whether to give up his people
or the girl he loves. There is tree
mendously pig second act which Is laid
in the training quarters OF the Column
bia football team, be tween halves. The
different types OF college characters
are clearly shown and the lines sparkle
with good wholesome comedy. rms
part Is entirely different from anything
Mr.. CHASER has attempted thus FAR. MISS
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4 IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

give Won the chronological records OF
every fighter from sullivan 10 fdphe;
with Interesting data OF their lives ana
When WarneId passed through the
stage door "A prize night entnuslu9t
was there to greet him. lie had known
tate for a complimentary speech. More
over. what he said was no DOUBT as
heartfelt as II was spontaneous:
Heavens. Dave. wish l had your
reputation"
The Avenue theater. where David
warield will appear In The Music
Master" for a week commencing Juhe
IA has been handsomely redecorated
for the occasion, and all preparations
have been made for the large ana bril-
liant audiences that VIII doubtless De
in attendance.
The scale OF prices will range from
so cents 10 81, and the advance sale
will open on Wednesday morning
June 9.
The Won Serly Sisters in dances or
Hungary; Musical Geridas, novelty
featureS Haggerty. and LeClair' In
ture: Miss Elolse Livingston, charac-
ter coincidence. Smith and Brown,
singing and wooden shoe dancing;
Bailey and Croumer. premier opponents
OF equipose; illustrated ballads by
Catherine Kuhl and Clarence Broad
bridge. and the always entertaining
motion pictures VIII make up the Dlll
provided by the Majestic theater man.
agement for next week. Haggerty and
lie Clair, who will present the playlet.
"A Bit OF Human Nature" Will bring
with them full equipment OF seen
cry and electrical effects. The playlet
deals with life In New Hampshire. and
is well acted throughout. Bailey ana
Croumer will perform feats or strength
and daring, one OF their difficult stunts
being a leap OF nine feet from hand
TO hand Eloise Livingstone, singing
Coincidence late OF the George NJ. CO.
han American Idea company. Will make
her first appearance In vaudeville In
the Majestic as will the Won Serly SIS
tiers. Musical Geridas. Smith and Brown
singers and dancers. lllustrated pal
lads and new motion pictures Will com
plete one OF the best bills seen In the
Majestic since it's opening.
FAMILY
gay time for the children is what
is promised In the Family theater next
week Little Buster Brown the nero
OF 80 many thrilling adventures In the
colored comic supplement. assisted ny
Boyde, Coleman 81 Co, In delightful
sketch called The Boy and the Burg
lar" is TO be the star attraction. Little
Buster comes with the o. X. mark or
Richard Outcault. the originator OF the
character strongly stamped on him.
The performance OF Robert Chessaine
N Co. in Russian necromancy, will at
ford another novel act Others who
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-05

TEMPLE.
The biggest kind OF a hit has been
achieved In vaudevl by those two
clever musical comedy stars, Sam Chip
and Mary Marble who will be seen I'm
the Temple theater as feature OF the
program next week. This Is what the
well-known dramatic critic. Adolph
Klauber OF the New York Times. wrote
shown for the first time recently at
Percy G. Williams Colonial theater in
New York
once upon a time there was little
Dutch girl who lived in a little Dutch
house. with little Dutch boy and an
old Dutch uncle. and cuckoo clock.
The little Dutch girls father had died
and left her. as a Legacy an Edam
cheese. And as the little Dutch girl
owed the old Dutch uncle lot Of
money, he threatened to turn her out
OF the house. SO while she was won
dering where tho money would come
from. she and the little Dutch boy
spent all their time singing songs and
telling stories and springing jokes
while the clock looked on and said
cuckoo IL anybody told lie. When
the wicked Dutch uncle was around II
cuckooed necessarily. BY and by, the
little girl got very hungry, and as there
was no 'leming pie in the house. she
decided she would have to cut the Edam
cheese. II hurt her TO do So as IT had
been in the family for hundred years.
and was very strong. But, at the irst
T. ~
forms fell out. And she was able TO
dress herself I'm silks and eat 'leming
pie for the rest ~ her life. Also she
married the little Dutch boy and no
more was heard OF the wicked old
Dutch uncle.
This is the story OF what Anna
Marble Pollock (who wrote the sketch)
describes as Delft Dialogues with Dit
ties and In which a sunshiny little
comedienne Mary Marble, made the
biggest kind Of a hit at the Colonial
theater. with n continuous line OF
bright talk and amusing songs. and
the vivacious Miss Marble and Sam
Chip busy every minute. the little piece
provided about 20 minutes OF very live
" entertainment"
There VIII be many other enjoyable
acts on the bill. including several that
have never been seen here. Among
them might be mentioned Harlan
Knight & Co, in the new comedy. The
Chalk Line" the Millman trio. aerial
dancers: the FarrelI-Taylor trio. in
The Minstrel Man" the Empire Com
edy Four, in songs and comedy; James
IL Cullen. the man from the west;
HILBERT & Warren. the piano player
and the funny dancer; Paul LeCroix'
the funny juggler. and the Mooreo-
scope pictures.