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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

up another notch on that saddcst day of ON
the month the first.
AS for that luxury OF the vulgar rich.
beefsteak, it has not risen in price for
several DAYS and may not FOR several more.
But take heart oh Providcr! Cattle are
reported a little higher In price and rise
may yet be achieved.
Meat Nav go ~.
knowing that YOU are a rood citizen and
wish an men well, including Beef Rarons
and Soal Kings one is certain that YOU
will rejoice over the fact that present
market conditions ultimately insure a
higher price for meat. 'Tis thus, Cattle
now being shipped into the primary mar
kets in considerable quantities are being
bought back by other farmers and stock
men. who are taking them TO feed corn to.
Later they viii be back in the stock yards
and killed for the ultimate benefit Of the
Ultimate Consumer. and enc ultimate ben
eft, too, Of the packing house prince and
the canny commission man. The last worthy,
mind you. is getting several little COM
missions by this process and is catching
the cattle coming and going and coming
again. Il is quite superfluous to add that
neither the farmer tho packing house nor
the retailer pays these charges, for ulti-
mately they devolve upon whatsoever buy
eth the meat OF the butcher.
It's a gay life
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
ESTATE AWAITS HUGH MOORE
william Moore of Trenton, n. j., Asks
Information Regarding Long
Loaf Brother.

William Moore, ZOE Spring street, Trsn-
ton N. j.. has written The Bee asking for
information concerning a long lost. brother,
whom he has not heard from for eight
years. The New Jersey man says his
brothers name is Hugh Campbell Moore,
and came to this country twenty-one years
ago. He would be about 40 years old. The
letter indicates that an estate OF $1,000 600
brother.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

MARSHALBTOWN. la. Oct. 22-(Spe.
cial Telegram.) Frank Zatechka aged Il
years. committed suicide last night at the
home OF his brother near Dillon by placing
revolver in his mouth and firing. De-
spondency over a love affair is supposed
TO have been the cause of the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
A shootInr scrnpe

with both parties wounded, demands Buck
lens Arnica Sslve. Heals wounds, sores
burns or injuries. o5c For sale by Beaton
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
Think of 1t! - De-
pendabIe Piano at

FEATURE NO. I'm Club" We Of course retain
previous famous Advance Payment Cash Rebate
plan. In other words the QUICKER you pay for your
piano the LESS
For example, IL you make ONE payment of s136 in ad
you receive CASH rebate of TWO weeks
in advance and receive CASH rebate Of &c. There
FORE II the ENTIRE 14O weeks in advance you
entitled to a 16c cash rebate EVERY week.
40 times &c would amount TO S2240take $224O from
the already maryelously low Club price, $19SO0, and
you have piano for only S175.6O. You CANNOT beat
it, matter HOW you try.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

FEATURE NO. 3-Any person already member OF this
800 Club" will be CREDITED with SEVEN pay
ments Of $136 EACH II he shall be
securing ANOTHER member to this club" This
to 1892 and Is, therefore, worth striving for Look
among your neghbors and you may find SEVERAL who
would be PLEASED to Join on your recommendation.
FEATURE NO Every club" member gets his piano AT
ONCE upon paying the membership fee of $50 Those
living out of the city also become CLUB members
through travelling statesmen branch houses with
full privileges for have experty equipped organiza
ton for the handling Of mail catalogues
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

Emil Jensen aud Jack Fitzgerald are
scheduled 20 box ten rounds at the New
EaRle hall in Florence Tuesday night az
catch weights.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

FEATURE NO. 2-The exchange feature the club"
berality itself IT, any reason you to exchange
your Club" piano for any other make carried here,
EVERY CENT you have paid will be credited the In
strument finally select. The exchange
ANY time during the 14O weeks of the club" period
Your club" piano may applied toward an exchange on
any of the following makes any within 40 weeks:
Chickerng & Sons Packard, Ivers e. Pond Kurtzmann
Sterling, Huntington, Mendelsshon, Lindemann Wal
worth, Harvard, Bennett York or Weaver Pianos, or
Krel Auto Grand and Auto-piano Players.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
FRENCH HORSES GO THROUGH
Hundred Imported Animals Pass Here
on Way 20 81. Paul, Neb.,
for stock Farm.

One hundred imported French horses
passed through Omaha Saturday afternoon
on their way to Frank Iams at st, Paul,
Neb., who makes q speciality of importing
foreign horses for breeding with the native
stock.
The train carrying the animals consisted
Of five cars and was run a special ex-
press train on passenger service so as TO
bring the horses to their destination as
soon as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

BuiIding Permits.
NJ ]. Naylor, 1923 Pinkney. frame dwell
| ing, s., 800: Nebraska Telephone company,
Eighteenth and Douglas, alterations, $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

The Key to the sltuation-Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
a Make Esteemed By
Al EUerv1Uhere

The Kohler & Campbell 900 Club" piano is pic
tured herewith. The is masterpiece of selected
mahogany in the swagger "Semi-Colonal style; the
fall board is the well known Boston" kind; the
full extension music desk is Of the very latest pat
tern; the pins bushed the plate is a full iron
plate the keys ivory the scale is adjusted TO
nicely that cannot fail admired by musicians
who are up" in such matters.
See these perfect ideals of pianos the moment
you get opportunity; the first shipment has al
ready arrived and choice specimens floors.
Give the instruments any musical test be delighted
with them; Join the Club" NOW II you have EVER
entertained the idea of owning piano.
The Kohler & Campbell, It must be remembered,
is one of the REPRESENTATIVE American makes;
the members of the would NEVER permit
the manufacture any but high class instrument,
with their firm name upon IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23

Pay $500 Membership Fee (1U11ich
is applied as payment and $3.50 per ,Oeek
for 40 rOeeks, and the Piano is yours. Read
beo1O carefully for details and club privileges"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Died

Bcrj min + Barnett. who for ahou,
ten years was IA resident Of this plac,
died at Gunnison. Colo. on Monday the
1th. Mr. Barnett has been a victim to
hat Dreaded disease Consumption for
u number Of years. coming here from
Missouri about eleven years ago in hopes
that the change would prove Of help to
him. which II did. after a short time he
became able to do light work and after.
wards to become almost free from the
~ effects OF the diseise bout fifte E
months ag U he removed II Gunnison in
thsemploy IL II c Llwrencc with whom
he remained until he was unable to hold
up any longer 10 January 1909 he went
back to Missouri for visit to bis peop'e
and while there he contracted o severe
cold and for some time was confined to
the hous", and 1t was then that the dis :
/ returned TO Gunnison but he did not
secm to have the vitality to throw it of
this time and he began to gradully waste
away until being bclpless he went to
the hospital about two month ago and
| even with tho very test OF caro- and
medical attention he slowly weakened
until the end came quitely Monday
afternoon about two o'clock aud once
more ths grim angle OF death conquered
over this mortal existance Mr. Barnett
is survived by an agcd father and y
brother residing in Missouri The funeral
was held in the congregational church
a, this place Wednesday ut 10 oclok
lnterment in loca cemetery
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

The Mask Ball gwen last Mond, y
night by the Pythinn sister proved u
success. Many attractive Costumes were
worn. especially that Of Mr. Ling. wLo
acted tile part as well, causing the spec.
ta'o's To laugh Historically.
How We do wish that the Phyihiun n
Sisters OF C'ssted Butte would give
monthly or quarteraiiy dance instead
of once aycar. In all their annual Balls
1t is rot known II one, which did no,
prove a success. Many people who a.,
not attend dances. will always turn out
at dance given by the P,thiun Sisters.
ss much Tor tho delicious spread ss for
&c dancing part.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Jos Block


This community was greatly shocked
upon learning OF the death OF Mr. Joseph
Block. which occurred at five o'clock
on Tuesday. 1t was not generally
known that MIR Block was seriously il
and he was sitting up a short time before
his death Mr. Block WAS one the fret
settlers in the eiate and lived in (;ilpin
county tor number OF years ut Black
Hawk and Central City where the first
gold and silver mining was done in the
Rhcky Mountains He conducted a
meat market in both Of the towns men.
toned ms also In Denver ut one time In
the year OF 80. when the boom came to
Gunnison County he was one o the
irst t. opsn meat market in Irwin, but
subsequently moved to this city and
engaged in the same business With Reese
Carlisle as partner.
Mr. Block was eighty years old past
Tue funeral will be at the Block home
this after noon ard burial at tho Eeme-
terry Immediately thereafter
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Crested Butte is getting. to be quite
an important telephone center in its be
irg the point from wLicl. all messages
CONF and go to and from the outside
world over the toll iioe which extends
from here to Aspen. Quite corps oi
Colorado Telephone Company men. were
here this week inspecting ;h- plant and
chec.ng np accounts OF last year, ti.ese
included the district manager. !. w
Werner. travling auditors. II T. McAfee
and l. Il Holden also W n B,res who
succeeds Mr. Pond. as manager Of tine
Gunnison. Lake CITY aud Crested Butte
center stations, Mr. Ponds having been
promoted TO position IN D,nv-r, TO
which point he has gone.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Word WAS received by Mrs Appleca
from her husband, stating that Lee was
one OF the first ones to enter the Primer
Dpiuc after the terrible explosion. Il ap
bears that he was employed at a mine
near there and WAS summoned to repair
the fsrs and pumps immediately after
Ia, ui3Iste-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
NOTICE FOR PUBL CATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

US. LAND oFFIcEat NJ ,n,ro.s. Colo
January -, 1910.
MOTH .Fsis hereby given that Dominica Ecchrr r
Admin tratrix of the estate OF John Pogna. OF
Crested Butte. Colorado. deceased. who on
S~ptcmbcrs y 1871 ninde Honest cad Entry, No.
~ Regular ,Gunni-onj scri~. No. u,rsI, for NJ,
SEh. SEL SEi,. Sec. q N w u W =. Sec.
3,, Township II South, Range Al West. Sixth
PRINCIPAL Meridian. has filed notice OF tnten
tion to mako Final five years Proof. to establish
claim to the lanI above described. before r
-on Colorado on the 7th day OF March, 1910.
Claimant names o.. witnesses. w. Scott Smith
O-mrr II. Aikin-. Of Gunni-on Colorado. and
Jo-cph Eccher AMI Joseph II. Block of Greeted
Butte. Colorado; b. +. BLAIR,
Register
First puh. Feb = las pub Mar. 10 1910
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Captain Archie Mcleod. manager Of
the Blaine mine. was up from Gunnison
last week tak;rg in the situation with
respect to the time It will be possible to
resume operations at the mine and mill
the coming Spring. Unless we & ct a
bad back -sett the season will be at loast
n month il not six weeks earlier than
last year
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Rev. Il. II. Robinson preached an excell-
ent sermon tine text l'eirg Thy Kingdom
Come" After the morning service Rev
Robinson received the unanimous call
Of the 'hurch 10 b.come their Pastor
Rev. Robinson succeeds Rev. c. T..
Wood who has accepted q cali to Chicago
Paonia News
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

A pcrmanet appointment OF general
yard foreman with jurisdiction over Crest
ed Butte and all adjacent yards. has
been made by the Rio Grand Company
with Mr. Matt Sheridan. filling this posi-
ton. who comes from the North Fork
district
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Official Statement ofshe
Financial Condition OF tho
Iiunls nf (rrst,.d Rutf. nj.

Ottucai StViement otthe
Financial Condition OF tho
Dank VI Crested Butte at.
Crc- ted Butte. State 1t Cn.orad',,
ct til. close OF bulsness OH the 3lst. day
u January, 1910.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts, s37.394 10
Overdrafte, 45I 10
B ,nlsing House. 1000
Furniture and rixtures. 100, IN
Due from Banks or Bankers, sO.793 18
Checks and Cash Itcn's, 3..i.6 81
Cash ON Hand, 6957 90
Total. 9.i,9ae Il
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, sl5OOO 90
Surplus Fund. 1880 w
Undivided Prufets (N.t. 1926 81
Time Certificates Of Deposit, 29,s09 81
Individual Deposits, ~. 472 ~
Demand CertIficates"f Deposit 1856 %
Total. 93.923 Il
State Of Colorado
County Of Gunnison ss /. Js II.
Block, Cashier OF tn, above named Bank
do somnIy swear that The above state
ment is true to the best OF N, knowledge
and belief.
Jos II Block. Cashier.
Attest Majority OF Director;
V e Metzier Jos II Block
Subscribed aud sworn ,n before me this
4th day pf February 1910
sanford Z Robinson. Notary Public
My Commission Expires Otc. . 1872
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

\ popular young man OF this tow;
il talseirg course. through the later-
national Correspondent school which
it is thought % Mstriamony. We wil
hear the results. IL H.. gets his depIoma,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Harlow I.awrence and IN other c'mcnp
Branett and took charge Of the burial.
Dcctur Hubbard came with them snI
preachcd the funeral sermon
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Connty Recorder + } Hurley and
l. Weinburgher, Old time fricnds of the
Block family came up from Gunuison
yesterday to attend the funeral
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Sheriff Hanlon cs,nic up oU rueAiay
train after payties who we're arrested for
carrying matches into the big coal mine
which is thing forbidden 10y law and
is penitentisry offense.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

The Colo. Supply Co are receiving new
spring goods, daily the stock w,ii 10
larger and more complete thnn ever
before, this spring. throw away your
cataIouCs aud come in and SEQ US.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Mr. ii STRICKEN OF Strachrn Lindquest
Heck, Dry Goods firm OF Denver. WAS in
town alsnIke Levy OF the Colorado
Bedding Co ofPueblo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Postmaster kobt' Kelly received the
sid a-ws ~ the death ot his brother
this week i'll Oklahoma
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

A young business man Of this town
was sren up in the western part u town
last sunday, with an appie box. on a
shoulder strap. peddlirg Murphies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Roadnaster Schwartz OF TINS diyi-i, n
came up from Gunnison Tuesdsy with
the new general yar master.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Don'f FAIL TO CALL At
ROBINSON LUMBER cos STORE

and look over the abundant supply of l.. E.
, Gavette's Fine Hand made Candies during the
next few days before Christmas, A line that
is entirely new to Crested Butte Xmas shoppers
and the kind of Quality Candies that the home
folks enjoy best at Yuletde.
Finest assortment of Holiday Boxes packed
with Italian Fruit Flavored Chocolates
manufactured by
L.E. CAvETTE
euNH'soH COLORADO
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

President Wm L,t,eil of the Pueh O
Fuel company, came in on yesterdays
della, ed uuin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Dave Sloan. departed lust week for
few days visit With his daughter in
Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Attorney T. NJ Nuurse wass uI
fr.m Gunpiton ON buisiess yesterday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

With the feast OF Ash Wednesday
which occurred unusaily early this year
The Holy Season Of Lenten begins The
lenten season beginning with Ash We'd
nesday lasts until Easter Sunday aud is
instituted by the Church to commemor-
ate the thirty days fast of our saviour in
the desert During the time OF Lent. the
faithful. are exhorted to especially lead
life Of penance and norlification, by alb
staining from flesh meat on certain days
AMI unless lawfully excused. eat but one
full meal day 1t is well known TACT
all over the world. that the members Of
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Rev Father Kipp was up and held ser
vices ON Ash Wednesday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

tie TrapI ist Order, as rule.enjoy moe
perfect health and they eat flesh meat
but once or twice year Hence the
Church, by imposing her fast and ab-
stinence during the Holy Season OF Lent
places upon US a penance that is not, as
a rule injurious to the health, ON the
contrary health giving. During Lent
the faithful especialiti. mediate upon
the sufferings OF our Lord so as to make
the meeves worthy Of the joys of Easter
the day on which our Lord arose glor
ously from the dead
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Supt r. NJ. McAllister. made buis
ness tiip to Uunnisp,. this week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Local News.

Local News.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1910
Attorney Il NJ Nourse wass up
fr.m Gunniton ON buIsiess yesterday
Rev Father Kipp was up. and held SER
vices On Ash Wednesday
Il Slann and Nm Hartman were
up from Jacks Cabin. saturday
Mr. McGruder, lett yesterday for u
business trip CederedKe
Mrs Mary Kane and daughter Rachel
departed tuesday for Denver on "a visit
State ,nine insp ctor. Il NJ Oberdir &
was here this week On official business
George Schaefer made "a business trip
to Gunnison this week
Supt X. NJ. McAlliste made buis-
ness tIip to Cunniso,,. this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

} Il SIann and Nm Hartman were
up from Jacks Cabin. saturday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Mr. McGruder, lett yesterday for u
business tr,p CederedKe
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

George Schaefer made u business triI
to Gunuison this week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

State mine insp. ctor. FM Oberdlr
was here this week ON official business
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Mrs Mary Kane and daughter Rachel
departed tuesday for Denver ON visit
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-04
soDE OKLAHOMA BOYS.

Guthrie okla Jan 5-lAst gear
tl- DYard ~ greult1re dld phat It
c5Ih ~ sId ln he organization Of
oDys Corn tlubs' ana eu,Durage the
p-ozre-a.e young OklahOmans ~
COMPETE uI-h father in growing
more ard .e-ter corn pr acre AZ
s means ~ ri. end me board through
t1- szro1omg department. a. 4 L ".
v college purchased and distributed
tO fourteen bays iu each Of the corn
growing c2un-l-s " the state four
1.Jg-ts " choice seed corn. prof T..
4 N1-eloIse and ~ + Miller % the
college selected the seed and gay"
Instructions a. - IT, planting. and
" u Bentley. superintendent ~ the
United States farm demonstration
nor. In Oklahoma and his staff earn
estly cOoperatad Nth the state work
ers in making these various expert.
ments Success not all Of the boy
have reported. but superintendent
Bentley has received and compiled
the reports d; a large number.
L. Is interesting 70 know that a
great many Of these boys made a
great success Of their work. \ num-
Der " them have won prizes at the
various corn shows and fairs that
have been held. And in acre yield
and profits many OF these boys have
caused their fathers and ncighbor5 to
take notice
Taking into consideration the un.
favorable corn weather OF the past
season and that the average yield
OF corn in Oklahoma for 1903 Is only
14i bushels per acre. the yield report
ed by many OF these boys Is some
thing to be proud OF the same being
from 40 TO Gs bushels per acre.
1t liz true these boys had only a
small acreage--ona > acres, one
acres, and the rest Of them one acre
or less but what can be done on a
small acreage can. with equal profit,
be done on larger acreage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-04

stamping out other competitors or
those who declined 10 patronize the
combination exclusively, here was
violation Of the Sherman act.
Convinced by the attorney gencr.
al that this was the supreme court 3
attitude he president is undcrsto d
TO have undergone change Of Opln.
ion as - III" necessity of recon.
mondng that the antitrust act be
amended. Furthermore there Is reas.
on 10 believe that he does not share
IA" view that rules for the deter
mination Of the differences between
q good trust and bad trust with the
IDEA Of cXcmpting the good trust
from the operations Of the anti.
trust law. can be- specifically laid
down IN law or applied properly
by any individual in authority This
was an additional reason which
!clpcd him 10 reach the view that
cmondatio9 of the Sherman law
was not uoiy unnecessary but m.
wise.
Hut while tn" president believes
that there Is no occasion fer amend.
ing the present antitrust law he
thinks that the law can he made
stronger through leg Station intend
ed To remove temptation to violate
It's provisions In line with this idea
he will recommend in his special
message that congress enact sup
Elementary legislation that inter
stat" corporations may obtain fed
oral franchises t. do an interstate
business.
II will not be urged by the pres.
idcut that such corporations shall
b" compelled to take out federal
franchises THAT will be- left TO
the discretion of the corporation.
but Mr. Taft. it is understood, WI
to show in his special
that corporation opcrat.
ing under a federal franchise viii
be- IN = much better positioa to do
business than a combination like
the Standard OIL company. winch
consists II many subsidiary compa-
ni,s incorporated in as many states
ana subject to r"stri tive laws in
those states instead of being re-
5po siblc only ds corr. ration to
he federal government
The decision of the United States
court of appeals in the Standard
OH ease, the court declaring that
the Standard Oh, with it, many
seemingly separate subsidiary con
Germs, Was combination IN re.
istraticn OF trade, has convinced
the pre- Sdsut tha, many combina.
tions operating under numerous
state charters cannot he ma ntain"d
without danger of prosecution u
der the federal antitrust law