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The Detroit times., 1910-10-11
oARRIcK.

nlte the merriest jingle of the sea-
~ 70 date, II the big LIE wFields pro-
Hon. The Jolly Bachelors" which
ned weeks engagement In the
rex. Monday night, with merry
- Mayhem, frolicksome and ro.
heading both the mirth and the
ny departments. It's as good an
z1ng's entertainment as one could
tor. and as pleasing to the eve
n q 20 the ear. In short. its a
(kopitan production all the way
ouGh and should all the Garrick 10
roof It every performance.
pokinG back over the program in
rGr1y dawn of the morning after"
impossible to lay ones finger on
o1toyy weak spot. There Is moth.
wrong with the music, for the tune.
olodies are still running through
hcad, you viii find. And to re
ne wholesome Stella as she
~ tripping into the ke-believe
1toro IN the character OF Yer
~ Yordigrfs Jackson. - lady OF
~ q 70 smile and chuckle until
10 ready 20 buy another ticket.
~ U<ogrum maker has appropri
foPznod The Jolly Bachelors' 9
Zeal spectacle.~ Il II nothing
~ q that and what II more. II ID
<t up-to-the-miuute In every detail
u the scenes depicts an airship
rn- Then comes . dark change
~ go the airshfp itself IN flight,
1|lo0ly realistic illusion. IN this
<Ao PRODUCERS have gone Mar
The Detroit times., 1910-10-11

Roll No. 23s4. Lot 65--Pultes sub
OF o. rs as and 49. St Aubin farm.
On the north side Of Hancock avenue.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-11
HARPER AVENUE.

Roll No. 2se5. f.. 10 n. lot 15 and
lot 1s-Stenton's sub. of o. L. IA OF
Emily Campau's sub. of frac. part OF
sec 81. ON the north side off Harper
avenue. between Beaubien and st. An
tome streets.
HENDRIE AVENUE.
Roll No 2366. Lot Identities re-sub.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Mike Gavin returned from Paonia
E.G. office tn" past month. last week and
has resumed his old position as operator.
at the Western Union at this place. MIR
Gavin coriiea the nearest being an all
around railroad man of any person in the
compays employ. having acted n every
capacity during the past year, from a.
gent in charge Of the whole works.
down 70 greekman or section boss The
funny part Of it is. how lac manages to
adapt himself 10 any part OF the work to
satisfaction OF the company and every
body else.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Mr.. Marcus Soda former rrsidrui
this week from California where lie has
been in business since leaving here He
thinks Of rcsumiug his old business here
in the building he formerly occupied
which hs still.o lie has probably
cpucu,tei that there are other places
no bet er than Crcs ted Butte in which to
do business and make money.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Matt Slovunov'ch. an employee of the
Pueain, aEthetci,e mine. Ler-. c,ty, <
news, that two ot his br the.s wtr
happtne ut Preme.o { clc. at VI .udal
MIR. slo .unoVi~h had three .srutncrs thcrs
at the tInecf 'Ae explosion, but oas
iortu at.,lly sciPcd. Ine brogen heart
ed man eft on Wedusia. 5 train to claim
the bodies II his two brothers. 1t i
roomervd ,hcre wer. Que hrndred aud
light silei ia this explosion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

is surrounded 10y n good farmir g
couniry ih'r Ere 6 or 7 church $
one large Public School bni,di &
a fine high school and n Norma
school with one thousand students
One will see more people on ihr
streets here in one day than il
Gunnison in a week. They have Il
line creamery here that produces .
large amount o. butter aud cheese
daily from tie milk of about 2cO
cows. butler mabo mt creaner,
brings 10 cts per pound the winter
wheat and. barley and alfalfa is
from 1 to q inches high and they
ase compelled to pasture il TO keep
Il down Until II e proper tine -
let it grow for s. ring cutting We
visited several fine orange orchard
which is quite sight to any one
who never saw anything of the kind
and we picked oranges lemons and
dates. baiiev. that | have written
about all that | can think Of at tine
present. remember us to all of our
old friends of Crested Biits
" \ Willis
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Sp 'cial train arrived here Monday
evening. with rtilrond officials. Of whom
were. SECOND Wee President w II Clark
General Superintendent J w Dean.
Superintendent Il G Ten Eych aud T.
Enrich. Superintendent. motor power
Of the ca, department. for the purpose
OF looking after the railroad situation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Z. S, LAND OFFICE n, Montro-c, Col

L. $, LAND OFFICE nj Montrose. Colo
Januaiy %, iqio.
NOTIfE is hereby given that ID ,uiinca Escirr
Admin tratrix of the estate 81 john Pognn. Of
Crested Bate. Colorado. deceased. who o n
Septcmbor.S, Hus made Homestead Entry. No
:Bs Regular tiunni-oni series No. 02jll. for NJ
Eia, Ei. 5 Z "a, Sec. q N W a : " Il. Sec.
81 Township II South, Range 81 West, Sixth
PRINCIPAL Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
tian to make Final five years Proof, to estnhlfsh
claim to the land above described. before +. 81
Nou--e, Unite States Comm .ioncr, at Guin,
ION. Colorado, on the I'll, day OF March, l9!n
Claimant names as witnesses: W. s. 1T Smith
osmer II. Nkine of Gunnfson Culora %. an
Joseph Eccher ami Joseph Ii. Block Of Crested.
Butte. Colorado; u. p. BLAIR,
Register
First pub. Feb. , last pub Mar 10 1910
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Geo. ~ Hubtarir having been con
fined Ia the town. f,r the past twp years,
departed Monday for the East. HIS
wherea bouts If unknown. till his return
but is assured that he has gone TO visit
his wife. The hotel is in charge Of Mr.
Emmett. Bird assisted by, Mr. Diel. will
look after Mr.. Hubbards interest until
Lis return.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Chris Doyle Mil ing expert Of Chieag )
passed through Gunoi-,n. russiiy
rnroute home anl returning from In
>un Juan mine-. where he nas Dre.i ex
smining a mining pr1f.rts. He WAS
accompanied 10y jimmy ID 'yle- She note i
Portland Mime man. ot Cripple Creek
Chri sex ect- to be Cre ted BJtietie
iasr of april, when he may resume :he
operations on tue ke, stone mine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

The wrrm DAYS OF the week pact hi
settled the snow materially hers and at
jacks Cahin whore the ground is getting
bare on sides Of the hills exposed To much
sunshiue., Trains u Crested Butte are
malIeing better fine and bringing more
cars than last month
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

We have a report that the snow is
about gone at Jacks CABIN. We are no
weather prophet. but will wager ther-
is some in reserve just tie same. IL Lang
Spann did dig post holes In the ground
during FEBRUARY few years back
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Mr. Ah Kerr, who was called on acc' .
unit Of a.s dauI uIhter'silluess arrived last
Saturday. The daughter is n.N RAPIDLY
recovering after winch Mr.. Kerr with
his family will return to tlei home 10
Somerset
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03
Notice For Publication

DEPARTMENT OF. THE INTERIOR
L. $. Land Office at Aonirl-,,. Colorado,
December - u0
Notice j. hereby given tia Fred W. BE i.cn
# -resicd Bate, Colorado. who, on December
:. 1874. made Homestead Entry. No. ;ll Gunni-
-sin. Regular. Ne. ueG1i. for Lots ! aui2 and u
. NY 4. Section l.. Town>h % ~ south. Ranr.,
notice Of Intention 10 make FINAL ;sr yoar Pool
20 establish claim to the land above described.
before Gcorgc Hethcrington County judge I
iunui-on County. at punnisun, Culurnio. on
he 2nd day of February. ian
Claimant named - witnesses; Io<erh y.
Heinrr. l.atrick ] Hurley. ueo-ge tha,ns. uufi
Ernest Miller, nil OF unnni,on, ounnison County
Colorado. u. p. BLAIR
Register
FIRST pub. Dec. n 1903 last pub Feb. 3, 1910
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Much satisfaction Is expressed over the
succession OF Jas. Mclutt re to the posi-
ton OF clerk aud agent OF the Pueblo
Fuel Companys bui-rcss here. in place
OF Mr.. Meade who has been promoted 10
n position at the L.w big nine Of Il
company al Canon City.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Gail a. tie Colora 10 supply store and
get a twcnt, 1--we dollar phunograph "a. :
snlutely fsee. ais, twenty five records
every home should no be without one
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Rsv L II. Robinson and wife left
Cunuison for paoLis yesterday and ht
wiii commence pastoral work this week
in that city
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

We are al pleased t, learn that Mr..
James Roach. who was seriously inIutu
in the wreck hive miles Oh, OF toxh x
rapidly recoaering.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Fine weather aud Gene McCormic'S l.
bailiug hay aud putting up ice at tie
same time Great Country th:s"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Wm. Harris aud family also Gilbert
Harris. departed Saturday. Tor Il winter
trip.to California,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Frank Cumestuck who WIS in Gunni-
son last week for medical treatment ret
urted 10 Jacks Cabin Monday. much
improved
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

W. IL lowell Tra,Iing Auditor for ihr
Colo supply ca. finished h,z wuik aud
departed Or Trinidad his home FRIDAY
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Mrs Booker was up from the ranch
this week. shopiHg aud retnrued home
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Division Supt fesgs-.o the ID x K 6
Company. was mp from Ginnis"t. ru 3
day and reports the broads,gi y o.
Marehali pass. certainty tie states
that the report uf the company having
recently -e ,ured number of la .c'c'n
pound fright engines. lobe 'rreat
tie also gives us to understand that
ear shorlngr, would soon hc overcome
aud all the mines a.d ranches. would
get all cars for coal and hay shipping.
needed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Hareld Maze and flmi y returned from
their California ouling "Wednesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

David DAVIS made "a business trip to
Gunnison the first OF tins week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Thomas Walters was fatally injured in
wreck on the North Fork branch of
the d. & Il q. near Paonia Saturday
lie was serving as brakeman amt a
portion of the train upon which he was
riuii'g was Jeraiied aud overturned He
was removed promptly to tie Salidu
hospital, where he dad Monday morning
Tom as he was familiary Known by
evJryhady iI~re. WAS tine eldest sin OF
Mrs Elizabeth q. Walters. and was
about twenty-five years OF age. HIS
youthful period was passed iu Crested
Butte. and he VS. always a genera
favorile due to h's manly department
m e famil! removed to Gunnison
several years ago. where they now reside
The people uf this city sympsthize deep,
with the stricken mpther and family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

We are the exclusive az nts in til .
disJict for the Home Cbn.ort Ra lgi
Jan and see. tiea EoIJ supply Gu
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

FN Newmln. representing the V
Furwell Dry Goods CompIny OF Chicago
was here this week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

10 not send your ID work out Of tow
when we have the lest print shop Ia
The county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

s. c. /; ,hinsnn vent to IN ilis,a NJ -
da. for IA few days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

MIR ard Mrs Meade left Tuesday, for
/ Canon City
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

Ciarenee Jones arrived from Delta.
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03
Local News.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, , f. 1910
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-03

7irs, pub. Dec. n. 1909. la. pub Feb :, 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
ALCOHOL B0YC0TTED
BY FRENCH DRINKERS
General Strike in All Trades ordered
q. n. protest Against Heavy
License Tax.
~. 1sir Dis tch.1 a5

Paris Ja,,,,arv 20--'rhe two chief
mainstays Of the French government
are the taxes on alcohol ana TOBACCO.
Inspired by the reports OF the success .
States. the northern departments OF
France have boycotted alcohol. ana q
drink strike has spread through all
Northern France. 4,
trades is ordered for Monday; The
heavier license tax which the govern
ment Is attempting to enforce. The
keepers of cafes. taverns, parrooms,
public houses have protested ana ask.
ed the proletariat customers, 10 puGk
went with the saloonkcepers, except in
few isolated drink shops. nothing
being sold of an alcoholic nature. Gin
is the favoritc drink IN that edge OF
Flanders. and the workngmcn and old
habitues are going without thetr daily
drinks.
1t all seems to be pure philanthropy
on the part OF the working classes In
order to save the saloonkeepers7 from
paying increased license fees. Incl
dentally the movement is one OF gem
the government. Tonight 1t Is re-
ported that such important cities as
Ainiens, Boulogne and Douai have
Joined the movement and an unusual
sobrlety relgns over Northern France.
Meanwhile the internal revenue de-
lartment is entering suit against the
recalcitrant saloonkepers who refuse
to sell alcohol The question whether
the men of North France have the
right to stay sober or not will have
to be fought out in the courts. The
strike Is spreading to the women, and
temperance organizations Of Paris and
Lyons are sending funds to back UP
the strikers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
GOULD is DETAINED
BY FLOODS IN PARIS
He Has Been Extremely successful In
His First Venture on Con-
fincntnl Turf.

Especial Gable to The Times Dspatch.J
Paris, January 23.-F'rank Gould.
who is expected to return from Nice
on Thursday to occupy his apartment.
5 Avenue Victor Hugo, has been de-
tanned by the floods, and is kept in
Nice with his stable OF race-horses
awaiting an opportunity to get to
Paris.
MIR. Gould has been most successful
in this, his first entry on the conti-
mental turf.> At Nice he made tour
starts, in which he won twice, was
second once and third once. This Is
considered remarkable for such a
small string of horses as he now has.
Mr.. Gould's manager, Fred Calhoun.
has expressed himself as more tnan
satisfied with this debut. He has hur-
ried back to Paris to buy additional
horses tor the Gould stable, but the
complications and confusion caused by
the iloous have nlaue IL Impossible at
present to effect his INTENDED pur-
chases.
Mr. Gould is now recognized as a
coming important factor in French
racing. He is enthusiastic over
the sport. and has placed no limit on
the expenditure that may be necessary
TO place him among the big successful
horse-owners of Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
LONDON TOLD Of
NEW YORK MISERY.
Henry George, Jr., and Editor
Post Undeceive Workrnen
of Great Britain.
especial Gable to The Time 5. Dispatch

London. January 29.-Two well
known men who came to London from,
New York TO study the elections, Henry
George Jr.. and Louis F. Post. editor
of the Chicago Public, expressed the
greatest surprise at the statements on
the subjects of unemployment and the
cost of living III New york that have
been published in some of the London
papers;
1T Is utterly wrong to say that
there is no unemployment in New
York. Not only in that city but all
over America. the charity organiza-
tons was working harder just before
er Ea1s Man s In any PrsyIops wins
complaining of the Increased cost OF
living in the States. and within the
last fortnight "a committee has been
appointed by Congress to investigate
and report on the conditions of living.
In some cases there has been, admit,
q corresponding rise in wages, but that
is not general. The official report OF
the Labor Bureau for the quarter end
ed June. 1903. showed 10 per cent. un :
employed in ninety-two classified in.
dustrles.
Production does not help labor in
America. Look at the great trusts
there, and the way they have persist
entity fought the unions. Our workmcn
nave " Wolk Hdruer, ana they get
old more quickly, and the whole policy
is TO give Jobs to young men and dis.
charge the old men. Let those people
who say there is no Unemployment in
New York remember that onNone par
ticular night. 800 poor wretches slept
in Union Square, and also that 10 per
cent. of the entire population are
buried IN Potter's Field at the public
expense"
There is saying in America" said
cage sausages-they depend on who
makes them. The statistics as to I'M
employment in two or three of the
Lohdon papers are quite fallacious
Labor organizations Throughout our
country are complaining that the
prices of living have risen. Labor
1ares worse in the protected Industries
IN America nothing scares man more
IMAM the fear of losing his job, anG
surely he would not have that fear II
employment were PLENTIFUL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
WIVES DON 7 KNOW
HUSBANDS NAMES
London Women of Bethnal Green
Have No Use for Full
Appelletion.

Especial Cable to The Time -Dispatch.]
London. January 29.-One would i'm
agne that the one thing married
woman would be certain not to forget
Wynn Westcott, the we'll known Lon
don coroner, has found the opposite TO
be the case. He says that number
of women of Bethnal Green-for all
not know their husband surnames.
They marry Sill ana there 1t enus.
i quite agree with DR.. Wynn West
cott." said a Bethnal Green clergy
man, when interviewed on the subject
80 ! imagine would most people who
know much about the conditions OF
Stun life in our lare cities
The woman only KNOWS her Map as
Bill or Tom before she marries him
a short courtshlp is followed by g
marriage service at which her nus
band writes his name in the marriage
I! curiosity to read ii in full. From tha
/ moment she is known to her friend!
| either, as previously by her Christian
! name or as Bits wife.
In her aaily lie she has no use fol
! a surname. Her shopping is done at Z
t shop where she pays in cash and car
/ RES home her own goods. She receives nc
/ letters, and writes no letters. Her
! rent Is paid, possibly in advance to
d landlord who calls for it at the front
uoor. Sne, OF course, has no use tor
a surname in speaking TO her husband
nor has he, in speaking to her.
"under the circumstances it Is no,
unnatural that she should be unable
to remember the name which her hus-
band signed in the marriage REGISTER
at a ceremony five. ten or fifteen years
ago.
There is another reason. and tina,
is that very possibly the pair were
married under name which was
chosen for the purpose.
Even the man has very little use
for surname, and he. too, might fine
1t difficult to remember 1t on the spun
OF the moment. William Hawkins Is
Bill and nothing else to his fellow,
Workmen and TO his foreman. Just the
same. his wife, Helen Hawkins, is only
Nellie In the house where she work:
as domestic servant.
This state OF things is very ia,
from being confined to Bethnal Green
In every poor district in the land yot
VIII find. very little concern abou,
surnames.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
s|TY SHOP
N0D|CKEN5 SHRINE
London Admirers Of Novelist
Against American Plan to
Buy Property.

,tspectal Gable to The Times ispatch.l
London. January 29.-The- "Dicken-
star, Journal given up to the cult of
Gnarles dickens, is indignant over the
Aitlerlcan scheme to purchase the
building at the corner Of Lincoln's Inn
lelds, which has been known for
lHnahy Years as The Old Curiosity
It is stated that the old shop al
though doubtless very interesting as
a piece of old London. Is not. what It
- represented TO he, and there are
very grave doubts as to whether I. IS
q nickens landmark at all. The same
may be said Of the "Old Cheshire
cheese in Fleet Street, which Is In
nually visited by hundreds of Amer
icalis Who londlN believe that It was
tne tavorlte tavern Of DR.. Johnson.
Wthereas there never has been the
asliRntest EVIDENCE to chow that tho
etavefn was even In existence during
time -
for real dickens shrine me- ana one q i
the most prominent Of these, r. v.
Lucas, suggests that one OF the great
novelist homes should be purchased
py tne nation and converted into q
Llckens museum. 1t Is pointed out
t lhai Carlyle has his shrine at Chelsea;
ss!aalkospeare is immortallzed at STRAIT
toru -on,AYon, and Sir walter Scouts
ioll,e al Abhotsrord is visited BY hun.
nsr r ol pllgrims every year, It Is
I ,sa when politics has ceased TO III
~, .nq ,nl,l1s OF the pecplt me DICKENS
! sntH"Slasls win come Forward with Q
90 Sv..u memorial schelle 70 90 carried
T, uou W. lpi2, the tenary--oE the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
EDWARD TO STAY
LONG IN SCOTLAND

Especial Gable to Tho Times Dispatch
London, January 29,-There have for
some time been mutterings of discon
tent in Scotland at the very short du-
ration of the Kings visit to his Scot
fish estate at Balmoral and at the
very few state visits which His Ma
jesty has paid to the great cities "over
the border
These remarks have been brought to
the ears of the King who means next
year TO spend much more of his time
IN. Scotland. Much has been done to
Balmoral to make it up-to-datc and
comfortable, but great deal more will
be accomplished in the way of improve
ment by next autumn, when the Kint,
VIII make a longer stay than usual.
elevators are TO be constructed to CON
vey guests 10 the differ ant floors, and
me Kitchen and service arrangements
are 10 be completely mo9ernizcd
me new motor garage which the
mig quilt last year is TO be ENLARGED.
ana an entirely new suite of apart
ments is to be provided for Queen
Alexandra, who's present suite was
formerly occupied In the late Queens
time by Princess iIenry of Battenberg.
me cost of the improvements will be
eohs'derabl and it will be paid out
o. me Kings privy purse, as Balmoral,
like sandrirgham, is His Majesty's pri :
vate property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-30
Old World News Flashed BY Cable to the Times-Dspatch
MRS. "A. BALDWIN SLOANE
ENTERS COMMERCIAL LIFE
wife OF Well known Composer VIII
Manage Department of New
York store.
rspeclal cable 70 Ihe Tlnss. Dlspatch..l

Especial Gable to Tho Times. Dispatch.J
nr pars b anHsfy Sloane wiz, aeVe II tho e
we'll known composer. into the com
mercial life OF Paris, as buyer for. a
New York house. caused little surprise
among her friends ids, here re. ,,an,, ~
Grath, we'll known on the stage. have
been engaged to conduct the millinery
department. OF one OF the large New
York stores, and they were sent to
novelties that their good taste might
suggest They have been well received
anu entertained by the trade extern
sively. Mrs. sloane. speaking OF her
ut is all right to be buyer, but
must confess / had to cut out tho
social end OF my new profession. at a
box party given at the opera for us
after being presented, made themselves
better known by saying. I'm in the
line OF hosiery or underwear. What's
your liner"
Mrs. soane says she expects to get
commercial life, but she fears II vii,
take New York to give her courage to
proceed. She and Miss McGrath have
left for New York with a cargo OF be-
wildering styles for women.
Morton Burr STEELE. Jr. has dotted
the sweater OF the football field for
the blouse OF the artist, and is now on
his way to New York with the result
OF his two years work In Paris TO
give an exhibition of his marines and
Landscapes.
The transition from athlete to ar
list has been accomplished by the in
fluence OF his wife, who is a sister
of Mrs. Frank Pelton. Mrs STEELE ac-
comps MES her husband to rejoice IN
the victory she has achieved While
In New York they will be the guests
OF her father. 200 West Eigh,y-Hixtt
Street.