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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
Attention Called To
A New Ente1 Prise
Elk Mos.-1sss:n Coal Co.

Inc e-v Of the Lk Mountain Coal Cry -n1cr.y Known ps
aTou' three miles south Crested D. & n G. r,m ia.
cresel Iutc -. =
inc e Is "Fce u'E crtr' -, r in slows ion
s'u" VI ne br 1t7t ten -Dt area means
lo"' tons for that besides ,thc ssan, Which mr.. k, m
TO exist and ia'r been worked ncsisre nin. Other sean,
on a property viii undoubtedly worla /, o, ,,,-,,
wic' has been found To be t i,nng pr,s,r,. 1
N''ei 'htte coal Il tn" well known egtiy isc ,,
a to merits but suffice it -.arnc dn,s,i,
coal Pennsylvania
"c western Goals Whcntle property tho coal
taken out found ready sale in this locality part, the ...
at an advaueed price.
The mine situated six eight feet above and ec,
10 connect the wo with ncria away with the p
sSN 9" snow she'd
caf dris the long winter months By I'll the ct nj m
cioh VIII nc covered and further can he ,odc
by the mine tslic' being RUNWAY "a t IN
enf'n OF the The prslti,n j. ex,c, IN M ~
d ten cents ton y the improved equipment. The oaI n, the
coal will also I've better this have IN be- pm;s, h,
once ana 'ha from the mine to the railroad the srn
" 'ck where the coal andl- too which ton
a"e '' domestic use when present large quantities.
me marie" Tor ti' coal ia statewide trouble auirI il;
aS!r~ng OF all produced at profit.
lie stock of the cent? Der share Ian
lol2 the stock will bc advanced in
All those al; tli, low rr,c M
lowing oticcrs------
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
RICH STRIKE VAVA1lUA

y rich strike of yanadipm was
insdc short time ago in the Grecl
horn mountain hv George +. Barker
an "id time prosrcctor WHO has spcut
thc better rarf of biz sixty years in
hopeless search for a strike of some
kind.
Recently lie made iri;.! shipment
"f 80 tons of hi- ore Ia Germany
only learning the result few DAYS
ago. The return gave him 900 ton
which ON the trial shipment of l50
tous win give him pin money for
some time to come.
This ground had been trod on ly
countless numbers nj pcop,4without
being thought 10 contain anything
of value. More pains should lie
taken lby prospcc.urs 10 ascertain
what j. in rock when there is any
doubt in their minds for undoubteo
ly rich deposits oi the comparatively
unknown minerals exist which hav,
r never been found or having bccu
are passed up as worthless.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
Gu nnison County Must
Control Taylor River
Reservoir Business

News-Champiun j. rorrccrinv il
views relating 70 the Importance O
constructing wagon road through
the Taylor river canon up 10 tn,
Taylor parl; reservation.
The builtling oi the reservoir Is
rnc of the biggest enterprises even
started in the county and the fa, t
that ii Is being done by the govern
n,ent is insurance Gi it, 60 nple,ion
and the payment of all accounts
for labor and supplies during the
construction. Every person residing
in the county should bc interested in
doing all possible toward holding the
business on this side Of the range
and within the limits Of the county
"a il j.. wholly Gunnison coun,o
proposition.
Gunnison and Crested Butte are
the natural supply points for this
enterprise instead of Tin-Cur, St.
or Bucna Vista which they will
,loubt.ess bcunlcss steps arc taken
f,r the continuation Of the wagon
road up Taylor canon TO the dam
site. The distance through the can
on il but two or three psiic. .Sgainst
:, tea mile haul ~ the road now runs
up Loticc creek inyp Union park
.ard thence over in the Taylor par!.
and from there down 10 the rcser-
voir site The distance from the
proposel damsi,e u st. Elmo is not
Iar from n 30 miir-drivc aud tile
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
s. " Cesnrrion r-cs,
Martin Vcr1u', Treas.

a large geologic ina, of North
America has just been issued by the
t.. :. Geological Survey. II il print
cl on four sheets. whirh. fitted to-
gc'hc-. make map q Il. : in. high
by . Il. wi'ic, the larccs, piece of
work ever Issued hy the Survey. The
scale Is l:5, 10000. or so miles To-
the inch. There are - color distinct
ion-. representing rs many divisions
Of rock strata.
The map cnl~dics al. Of the avail
able published data and unpublished
manuscript mans in the Offices Of
the Survey, The map may Inc ol,-
tanned at nominal price OF 1Ec. by
addressing the director of the L. :.
Geological Survey. at Washington.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

continental divide must he crossed
over IN 80 doing, which ncccssitate,
, n heavy climb in both coming and
going over this route to say moth.
ing Of timber line elevation when
snow hlocka,les the roads for the en-
tire winter months.
The distance from the proposed
dansite Ia Almont i. something les
than 20 miles aud there il IA good
automiblc road up to the mouth Of
thc canon which is only a shur, hours
drive. This is the nearest railway
point that may De reached and the
road has no steep grades over the
entire distance to lc travelled. It. is
suggested that Crested Butte and
Gunni son get together and work to-
the common Interest in having thc
government built the much ncc.lcd
road through ilic Taylor river canon
un IL whcrc this great work of dam
construction is starting. 1t is under
stood tint The business men Of st.
Elmo are alive TO the benefits that
are 10 come Ia this town should
they lie successful in holding the
business over their way and viii
bring all ,hr inilunance possible 10
keep everything coming their way.
tn'lcr th,-r conditions il fcioo,c.
Us TO ec, bu'y and open every av,-
nue. 40 Lriog business where it be-
longs and keep it there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
NOTICE GF S1OCKh1lDE
ANNUAL MEETING

Crested Butte. Colo. D.. lal /
Notice Is hereby given that
tie annual meeting ni the StackIo ID
cr+ Of the Bank OF Crested Butte,
will hc held at its hanking house on
Tuesday, January md, 1912. at
eight O'Clock p. M, for the purpose
nf clccting Board OF Directors to
serve during the ensuing year. and
for the transaction uf any other bus
incss properly brought l'e!ore said
meeting.
Witness M hand anl the seal of
said Bank. at Greeted Butte, Colo
,ndo. this day Of Dcccmhcr,A. D..
1911.
c. l.. Ross.
Cashier.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
DIR. COX'S
Berbcd Wire
L.TNIMENT

GUARANTEED TO heal without lcsv.
ng a biemish. or MONEY REFUNDED.
Soc and sl.o0 sizes for fresh wounds,
,ld cores, sore backs and shoulders burns
.nd bruises. 2oc sizc for Family Use.
DIR. CoX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
> painless and guaranteed to euro
spawn, Ringbone, Curb, swecny, Splint,
tuns, or any enlargement of bone or
or money refunded. Price SOC.
FOR SALE Bv ALI oSv0oIsn
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

y very enjoyable surp-isc PARTY
was given John and Pete Campbell
ut their home Tuc.,lny evening.
Came. I; I'd music made ,.ic even
ing pass vsry pleasantly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

sMiss Lolita Ep,tcnficll and Rc,,-
coca stubs were in from East River
Tuesday doing some Christmas shop.
ping.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr.. George !'chnicr was reriuusIv
injured last week by a fall OF rock in
one If the ccal mines here. He l.
To he removed to the hospital in Il
frw tlays.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
Il was Crippled,
could hardly walk
and had to Crawl

down stairs at times on my hands
and knees. My doctor told inc I
had an acute attack of inaammatc.y
rheumatism. was in the hospital
for weeks, but was scarcely able TO
walk when l left it. read about
DR.. Ases' Nervino
bought bottle and began to get
better from the start, and for the
past six months | have had scarcely
any pain and AM able to walk as
well as ever" J.H. SANDERS,
p. O. box s, Rockaway, N. ].
Few medicines arc of any benefit
for rheumatism, but Mr.. Sanders
tells plainly what DR.. Miles Re-
storativc Ncrvinc did for it. One
ounce of salicylztc of soda added to
one bottle OF Nc.vinc makes an cx-
ccllent remedy for rheumatism,
which is now known to be a ncrv-
GUS disease and therefore subject to
the influence of a medicine that acts
through the nerves, ss does
DR.. Miles Nervinc
Sufferers from rheumatism seldom
fail to find relief in the use of
DR.. Miles Nevinc, with salicylate
of soda.
Sod under ouarantse that assures
the return the price Of u = first bottle
" II tails to benefit. ~ all Oruogis
MILES MEcicsL CO., G,:,hsr,, Ind.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance If our
dear daughter aNd sister
Ann Jameson Foster
who passed away Dec. 10Th. 800.
Peaceful and calm she sleeps
in death,
Her weary head at rest;
No doubt twas hard to part
with her,
Bu, surely God knows bet.
Her name is dear 10 memory,
'Tis craven on or hearts;
Tier kindly smile is with Us still
Lingering loatli to part.
inserted by lcr
Father, Mother, brothers and Sisters
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Don't Forget The Christmas tree
at the L. G. Church Saturday eve
ming at 8 p. NJ. Everybody cords.
lIy invitcd tn attend.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Robert Edwards OF Somerset came
over last week to spend some time
visiting with old friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Miss Jane Shields is mp from
J.scks-Cahin for a few days business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21


The work II installing The mach
in.ry nj the Elk Mountain Tunnel
an Copper Greek j. progressing satis-
fl.iorily under the supervision Of
Col. Booker. To date some COO II
tho 400 fec, Of water pipe for nun
ming the P.lton wheel has l.ccp III
s,al,cd and the r.-t j. Icing rushed
L. su early completion. Thewntcr
wheel il set ready for running and
The compressor partly -. Wires for
fi,ty incnnolcsant liRlis is l,cing
strung and nj this writing ii looks as
though the New Year shouLl see
active operations commenced in the
face of the tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

WANTED, \ Contractor for
trnnporting'of about 1909 tons mere
or les Of ore from the STIR mine to-
siding at Bockers place. Adrcs r.
Bischof administrator of Star Nine.
ASPEN. Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr. G. G.. New. Tms, formerly
ct the supply Con opened up
bis store. the Ms:' -, ,antile Com
pany. Dee. 10 tn. We understand
business has i.e,;n excellent with the
new firm since thr opening.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr.. o. +. Thomas of Crested
Butte commcncd hauling ore from
the Star Mine ON Italian Mountain
last Monday with two four.
Besides thee one four from Nj Car
bon. Frank Ioung'- outfit and three
fours 81 the Star outfit are ciigngcl.
The new ore hin ~ Nockci : has
hccn completed AID it il expected
that the seven aiovc named fours
will I've husv al winter hauiiug ere
from tho mine ~ it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr.. Dick Bailey of East River Is
in for the winter from Bottcnfc,d's :
ranch. He intends spending Gc
winter in Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Bc sure and come 10 the Christ
mas tree Saturday night ut S pm.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr.. *. II conglon lcf, for Gun
nisan Frila TO spend a few days on
busiacs. l--.r>~l 4
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mr. Earl Phillips is on the sick
ist this week. T.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

" p. I1tII''a.oh Stry.,
FOR SALE. 4 big Lnig..n j. =
any person wanting to start n dair :.
ranch. Big warm spring furuishc,
water all the year rouad and l.ey.r
freeze.
For price inquire at thcpi'ot Office
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

FOR SALE, l60 acre ranch. 60
head Of milk COWS and l25 Of mixci
young cattle. 3 w,-s horse, an
harness.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

FOR SALE Two wagons. s--.
mowers, two bay rahes. One fran.
and one leg house, big barn. VIII, !.
runch under ditch. 20 acres lin.
Timothy meadow. County r,r.d
through ranch. railroad one NIL,
distant ard school Louse only .nc
quarter mic away.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

j. G. Bennett Of Pueblo came ia
Saturday night to be ncw baker for
'ihc Colorado Supply s orc. Mr Ed
Schneider rcsigning his position to
work FOR the c. +. d |. mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Mrs. Anna Jarvis returned from
Denver Saturday where she bad been
looking after y lir~s shipment Of beef
cattle 10 the markets there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
H. Local News II

= Mr.. :. L. Robinson left Crested
Butte Friday for fawsdays stay in
colorado. Springs nrd, Denver, and
Gunnison.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs Platzc!S Dee.
lSa 10 lb. baby boy
W. II. Whalcn went 10 Gunnison
Monday for Il few. days business.
Mr. Henry O'Neill is on the SICK
list this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

Dance at the Isis Theatre New
Years night.
". J. Doig Il Co. havc purchased
and succeeded to the livcryAusinest
of Mcdonald a Harris.
The new proprietors viii in the
opening, make extensive alterations
Of their two livery properties, by con
solidating them under one roof of a
more prctcntious structure. Mr. Harris
will shortly leave for Fl Caion, Cal,
where he has orchard property. Mr.
Mcdonald will probably remain the
winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21
W. $. IIun,a.on S,ry..

$: c. Eolsi:.son V. Pres.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-12-21

School let out Wednesday for the
Christmas holidays.
The Pilot joins in Wishing every
one merry Christmas.
The store of Horan d Arnold wa,
burslarized Tuesday nj shi and soiic
sl5. taken from the cash register.
Entrance was gained through door
in the rear.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Something out Of the ordinary is being
promised by the Dramatic club OF the
University OF Iowa In It's production OF
the Dream Girl" February H. Miss Luz
ellie Emerson OF Alton, Ia. plays the title
role ana something more than usual inter-
est is being aroused among the students as
the date approaches for the show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Irate Mother-Come here this instant,
Thomas I'll teach you to tear up your
new trousersl
Little Tommy-Never mind, mamma,
found out how to do it myself
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

fully prepared and with the assistance of
such vocalists as Miss Elizabeth Hamling.
Mr.. Frederic Freemantel and Mr. Harry
V. Burnley, 81, and yuothful Joseph GIL,
the boy violin virtuoso OF st. Louis, the
first annual concert of the Creighton Uni
versity Glee organization ought to be
decided success. Miss Hamling's voice has
been much praised both here and elsewhere,
and the club management Is elated at being
able to present this charming young lyric
soprano. Miss Hamling is an Omaha girl.
The alumni number" will be taken by Mr.
Harry Burnley, 81. Besides a solo, Mr.
Burnley sings the solo part in an ensemble
by the club. Master Joseph Gill will be
the instrumentalist Of the evening. This
appearance OF Master Joseph Gill will be
considered his formal presentation, though
he played at the clubs December informal
The club sololsts are Messrs. Wall, Hoff-
mann and Kersey. Following Is the list OF
patronesses. Mesdames G. G. Allison, John
NJ Baldwin, Harry V. Burkley, 7. G. Byrne,
Will Colling, ] D. Creighton, Il. A. Cudahy,
r. w. Cornell. John Daugherty, G. w.
Hamilton, Frank Hamilton, Fred Hamilton,
Benjamin Gallagher, A Keeline, j. A. G..
Kennedy. A. " Kinsler, D. e. Mccarthy,
A b. Mcconnell. John A. McShane, McDer-
mott, Louis Nash, NJ. Shirley, G. ]. Smyth.
Albert Swartzlander, Victor Coffman, F. A.
Nash T.. w. Dixon, t. B. Cunning. Ma
demoiselles Jean Cudahy, Agnes Burnley,
Genevieve Baldwin. Mary Duffy, Mary
Furay, Marie Woodland, Rose Smyth and
others
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
PRArTLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

"oh, mammal exclaimed little Lola
when she saw a. rainbow for the first
time, last summer, "oome and see this
nice long colored streak Of thunder-clapp'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Musical Notes.

Nine. Johanna Gadsld the famous
metropolitan prima dona, viii sing the
following program at the fourth extra con-
cert of the B-H-W series, Brandeis Eaeater
Tuesday afternoon, February z! Nine
Gadski brings Mr.. Edwin Schneider as an
assisting artist and includes two Of his
newest compositions in her program, The
singers attachments as a dramatic soprano
will be greatly admired in the two
Wagnerian arias which close the program
PART l.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

And now the latest is rDlxtuor." This
is not a new talking machine or orchestral
instrument N0r anything like that. 1t is
decomposition for ten instruments; In this
case two flutes. an oboe, an English horn,
two clarinets. two bassoons. and two
French horns. The composer Is George
Enesco. The first movement was not as
satisfactory as those which followed and
the New York sun remarks; "A dixtuor
a. any rate is not to be started just off
hand. II is something OF an undertaking.
and II Mr.. Enesco did not really set going
TN his second movement let no dog bark. "
4 soodly anaLysis On Guide e The hear
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

soOdly analysis or guide te the hear
ing OF a Beethoven sonata is always TO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

2 ARE certainly rapidly becOm-
ing very Europeanized The
latsst indication Is the appear
anc,, beyond the shadow OF a
douSt, OF the "claque" in New
VI .rt.t. -. t....t-. ..... ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Attention Is called TO the fine program
which is to be presented hoy Anne. CadaiSL
-
That was certainly an unfortunate in
ventor OF automobile horns who made
one which sounded four notes, finished it
in silver, and presented IL TO the Kaiser.
The Kaiser was so delighted with II that
he forbade any one else 10 have one like
Il! Glass legislation! Market closed The
King Of saxony has now ordered a horn
which will sound six tones. Look out for
the next addition to the Richard Strauss
orchestral scheme
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

What six new dollies all at once!" cried
supposedly entranced visitor TO little
Delicia's doll house. We'll ! should think
you must be a happy little girl. You ought
not to want any other toys for ages.
Yes. expect these will hold me for a
while" returned the angel-faced Delicia,
as calmly as though her language had been
the most correct.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Mother lat lunch)-Yes, darling, these
little sardnies are sometimes eaten by the
larger fish.
Mabel (aged b)-But mamma, how do
they get the cans open.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
InIurra in : Fire

OF bruised by fall. apply Bueklen's Ar
Mica salVe. Cures burns wounds, sores,
ecsema, piles. Guaranteed. sc. For sale
W Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05


Two RierrOt. Pieces. ....... -. ... cyril Scott
Mr.. Edwin Schneider.
PART III.
Aria of Elizabeth from 'Tannhaeuser''.
:......................... Wagner
Llebestod from Tristan and Isolde ,...
..sssss...+-.+-..- .-....s.s.ssss..ss wagner
Anne. Johanna GadsSi.
Mr.. Edwin Schneider at the piano.
On Thursday evening. February g. at the
Young WOmen's Christian association audi
torium William Max Landow will play the
following recital program:
Senate CWaldstein), op. 53........ Beethoven
Allegro con brio.
IntroduziOne (Adagio molto).
RondO (AliegrettO) Prestissimo
Novelette,, Op. p, + major. ..... SChumann
Impromtu op 1t2, b flat major. Schubert
Rondo Capriccioso. Op. IA, e minor.
...........-..-. ..-.-..-..-....s MendelsSohn
Senate. B flat minor, Op. S5..,,.,.,.... Chopin
Brave (DopPio mOvemenD.
BcherzO
Marche funehre, finale CPresto)
Au bord dune source (Annees de
Pelerinage).. .,...,................... List
Etude de Concert ID flat major. List
Erl-king after. SchubeTD. List
With quartette and ensemble work care
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-23
FIRST SILO IN THE COUNTY.
SilO Erected on Mr.. l.. I. Parrott's
Farm-To Hold Feed for Cat
tie.

So far as is known the silo which
Is being erected on Mr.. L. 1. PARROTS
, place, a few miles west of town is
the first to be used in this county.
The mere fact that Mr.. Parrott is
having the silo built, if nothing else
We're known about his farm, would
lead persons to the conclusion that
he Is an up-to-date farmer and that
his farm is provided with all Of the
modern improvements known on a
farm. A careful investigation Of the
place would only help to strengthen
this conclusion.
For number Of years the govern
ment experts have been sending cut
bulletins and circulars to the farmers
OF the South telling them Of the ad-
vantages Of having a silo on their
place to store away feed for cattle
and hogs during the winter months.
The west has long been making
use Of the silos and recently they
have been built in other sections Of
this State. but this is the first that
has been built in this county.
The silo is built Of 2 inch by 6
inch long leaf pine boards, 22 fact
i long. The structure was put up by
Mr.. A. L. Ardis, Mr.. Parrott's eff
cient overseer, and is altogether a
neat looking structure. 1t is IA feet
by 22 feet and is built to hold 67
tons of green food. At present it is
complete except for the roof, which
has not yet been placed over the
structure. The filling Of the silo with
the shredded corn will commence
some time next week
While the silo is something Of an
experiment here it is built under the
instruction OF a government expert
and will no doubt prove a success
here as it has done elsewhere where
1t has been tried. Mr.. Parrott has
five acres Of corn planted after oats
which will be cut out and shredded
to be stored away in the silo. On
this amount Of food he expects to
keep the dozen head of cattle now
on the place and some more which
will be bought in the fall and sold
again next spring for beef.
Up to this time the buying and
feeding OF beef cattle during the
winter has been losing proposition
in this section, but with the silo in
he has solved the problem and that
from now on it will be paying busi-
ness.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-23
SHOE MACHINERY TRUST.
GOVERNMENT ALLEGES CON.
SPIRACY IN RESTRAINT
OF TRADE.
SIX Business Men Indicted-Penalty
In Case Of Conviction is Fine OF
$4,000 or Imprisonment for One
Year or Both,

Boston, Sept. 20.--Six prominent
business men connected with the
United Shoe Machinery Co. were
indicted today by the federal grand
jury for alleged violations of the
Sherman antitrust act. Two indict-
ments were returned alleging the
maintenance Of an unlawful combin-
alton and conspiracy in restraint Of
trade upon the part Of President Sgd
ney Winslow, Vice Presidents Ed
wards H. Hurd. Geo. W. Brown and
William Barbour, Elmer H. Howe,
counsel, and James G. Storrow.
Messrs. Winslow, Hurd, Brown, How q
and Storrow are Bostonians, and
Mr.. Barbour is a resident Of New
York. All except Mr.. Storrow are
directors Of the company.
The grand jury sat for nearly a
month considering the evidence pro-
duced by IS witnesses who were
brought here by slecial agents Of the
department Of justice at Washington
flcm all parts OF the country, but
especially from New England. The
investigation was in charge o: Asa
p. French, United States district at
torney. assisted by William s. Gregg
and Oliver E. Haegan Of Washing
ton.
The indicted olft ials will be sum
moned into the court within the
next ten days to Head to indictments
and furnish bail
The penalty provided under the
statutes involved is fine Of $4,000
or Imprisonment for one year or
both. The trial will not take place
until we'll along in the winter owing
to the crowded condition Of the cir
cult court calendar.
The second idictment also alleges
that the carrying on Of the business
under the merger Of three other
shoe machinery manufacturing COM
panies which was effected in Feb
ruary. 1899, was engaging in a COM
bination in restraint Of trade. that 1t
was a conspiracy in restraint of
trade Of shoe manufacturers and that
the whole transaction was q mon
opolization of interstate trade, all of
which. 1t Is alleged. had perni-
cious effect upon the public.
The United Shoe Machinery COM
pany has branches In various parts
of the world.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-23

We are glad that Timmonsyille
and Sumter are soon to have the
Seaboard road. anything that tends
20 the building up Of this section vii,
build us all up. We are especially
anxious to have the Alderman road
here. and We counted on the coming
OF the Seaboard to bring 1t and did
hope that with its extension here the
other end would be extended to Sum
ter, where connection would be
made with the Southern, so that we
would have the benefit Of three lines
but IL that Is to be done we will evil
IDENTITY have to do IL ourselves, and
the sooner We get at II the better n
will be for Florence.-Florcnc
Times.