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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
beautiful 10r and b.. m: l., brownstone resi-
| dencs; open on three sides; close to Capitol:
| long lease c. s. DULANEI. 212 Sth ST. ne
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1912 18th St. Is rooms and baths. 80. les.s7
r.o. st. NV: 10 rooms ana bath; eS. oo
| We have a number Of desirable furnished
r3TEs sesH iii 1
| $50 18th st. NV. 14s
AsK FOR Our WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN.
epsn1 Ms Fl 70 n Inc %t
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT - BY OWNER, FOR SUMNER.
viewing Scott Circle; no children Cali and
see 1909 Rhode Island ave- NV.
FOR RENr.FoR CONGRESSIONAL TERN.
eaq No. ,s r." 10th fa' st.
| Completely furnished.
| IL rooms baths: INV. heat.
| Only $50 per month.
| Wide, bright rooms. Fine location,
| Winter and summer.
| Inspection by permit only.
| LTEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-SEvERAL MODERN HOUSES.
ranging IRON ch "a rooms JH E HtseS reasonable
NJ. 1889. 1901 st. NV
FOR RENT-ELEGANT1Y AND COMPIETELY
ss ess es%ssn h ana W. f' EAR
& s No
| FASHIONABLE SECTION OF THE CITY;
81 F1 1so aG ssS
FOR RENT-LARGE. HANDSOME HOUSE u
| hest section Of Takoma Park: anil; 10
rooms: garden; for six months; $50 per month.
Box PAS. Star Office. TO-
FOR RENT-FINE 14ROOM HOME. PLAINLY
furnished. on Capitol Hill, 1c2 Md. ave. me-;
baths and block Of Capitol grounds. Prtce.
xleSS' furnished or pnfurnished j. c. ROC
FOR RENT-A HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
nshed residence for 6 months at $4,000 per
month; possession May 1. A detached corner
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1899 New York ave.
Six rooms ana bath; NV. location; near two
car car. lines eso completely furnished until Nov. l.,
CHEVY Chase; one Of the prcttiest homes in
porches; nice lawns: 'e Completely furnished:
CHAs. $: MUIR & CO.. INC.
1903 n. Y.
UNBURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOME LOCATION.
BEST PART OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1905 18TH ST.
II bright rooms and bath; hotWater heat:
every modern convenience: plenty OF closets.
HOUSE COMPLETELY RENOVATED. PAINT
ED INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR. ENTIRE
LY REPAPERED AND BEAUTIFULLY DEC
GRATED. VERY REASONABLE RENT TO
DESIRABLE TENANT
LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1908 ST.
SOB es1 ESSTo1 TSos2 1S 81 NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Elegant brick stone residence.
II ROOMS AND BATHS.
now BEING PAPERED AND PAINTED
THROUGHOUT.
Convenient to cars.
RENT ONLY SIS MONTH.
GOOD STABLE OR GARAGE IN REAR.
ONLY $1,000 MONTH.
LIEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 F ST.
rOR RENT-sls AND e22 c 81. NE.
MODERN HOUSES, ROOMS AND BATH.
In good repair; convenient to cars, etc.
RENT, 5000 MONTH.
LIEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 F ST.
FOR RENT-1723 RIGGS ST.
FASHIONABLE LOCATION.
NEAR BELMONT RESIDENCE
10 rooms and bath.
PAPERED AND PAINTED THROUGHOUT.
RENT VERY REASONART.E
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APARTNENTs TO LET.
FOR RENTISTONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. NV.


Heat furnished.)
1907 1909 10th ST., I2r. and 2 baths. ~ 3OOO0
The Hartford. 1915 Clifton st. NV. No.
.. s rooms and bath .VH
The Wagar. 1914 G st. NV, Or. ana D.. SOUy
The Executive, 34O1 18th st. NV. Jr., SOOV
The Hartford, 1915 Clifton St, Or, b.. 4SW
The Shelby. 14l5 Col. rd.. Or. and b. 4VoV
The Monticello. 1851 Mt. Pleasant st,
o rooms and bath and receptfon hall a0@
1907 Monroe st. NV. LIST H. Or. ana D. St.0V
The Frederick. 9th and X SITS. NV. ar: % oV
The Kelwood. 1891 Corcoran. ar. and b.. $50
I405 Newton ST ad Aoor 'front.' Ar 30 so
The Oswego, 1925 ct. NV. 6r.. d.. $3.50
The Saratoga, It'll and e. Cap. sts., No.
800. 4 rooms and bath. 500
The Frederick 9th and sts 3r., b.. 5000
1923 LIST ST NV ID floor Or and b.. 5000
GIL 18th st NV 2d floor rooms 80. 5000
The Turin Iao4 IIth st NV Sr and b. q 80
80 18th ST. NV. I'd floor rooms 27.50
The RUSSELL. 1924 14th ST. NV. 2r., b.. =! 30
2oS D ST. NV, I'd floor. Or. and d.. ZI5O
The Ellsworth. 623 3th st. ne. Or, b.. 255O
The Bryn Mawr. 1916 U, 4 rooms. 70 100
2O6 ID st. NV, LIST door, Ar. and b. 1890. 900
1923 list st. NV, cd heor, Or. and b. -. 2JOO
1923 LIST ct. NV. 81 floor. Or. and b. -. 25W
Sl6 New York ave. NV 3r. and D.. S3OO
5lI 11th st. NV, rooms and bath SoW
24l2 18th ST. NV. I'd floor, 5r. and b.. 2O
Gil 18th St NV. Sd noor Ar. and b.. 29W
The Saratoga. 7th and East Cap. 2r., b. 80
1925 Conn. ave. NV. Sd floor. ST. and b. - O0
The Saratoga Tth and East Cap. IT.. b. 1900
TONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENTLCAYwooD & GARRETT

FOR RENT-CAYWOOl
1881 New ]
1881 Q nv. 12r. 2b. $50. "a
2O37 LIST NV, Sr, b. 400
1923 Irving awe, bS. M
331 A ne, 1G, b.. .@.a
496 Me av sw, 6r, b. &. 0l
1919 10th NV. II. 1885
aO5La r NV, 7r. ...1S.G
1897 9th NV, Or. 1880
GA l. sc. 6r. .l5.6
805 Col I'd nw,6r. 1870
40 ID Sc, 5r. 1870
FL
ZIP 18th NV, 5r. b. 81. 80
SsS 18th ne. 5r, b. 1850
NhO
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FOB R 1S9Sr., 49, 49,. ~. 49,, NJ. ~.
sso.5o-4i7 st. ne, brick. rooms and bath.
so-leeo Kenyon st. brick; sr and bath.
Fell st. NV, dat; rooms and bath.
ST nv 4.o0% and n1 bath dat
sisse-isie sfh St. NV NV. brick. sr and wafer waisr
:1s5o-4ol St. Sc. Frame na'e rooms Rooms. water water
Fur rSsS Ri aTfs
$17.50-so13 Sherman ave-, fat. Ar. and bath.
sioSo-is17 Fris,oe Ct. brick. s rooms, water.
ss'So-2ees Green's sro e5 brick rooms water
$30-1340 St me-, large storeroom.
sso-el2 p st. NV, large storeroom.
s1s-eoeo 9Th st. NV, STORY store: .n.
$15-Bakery. list and Quincy SITS. NV:
'sSS %rs st. jones' ' e. s ST. aas st. aT nn
F9R RENrBY DT I'VE ~ 18th j. nv \, y:
isi i1th se '' iap, Sss 90 5os ne. St.. L..
1 asss e' sm e. E az
81 10Th nv. 1or. b.soso 1854 Ga av, 1sr.- 90
1lss 18th ST., b, g isl2 18th nc OIL 50 50
S4' 9th me- er' 4 HFSR e 1ss me- Or
20 18th NV. rooms and bath, heat -. s7.5o
Ts ss N Wnsss s1s PiP' G sr B. sd d.
-. G g TENNIS j As.i nv ,or,s,7,
80 - : " BUSINESS PLACES.
5O7 ne, store, cellar and fat. ...5 s. 90
10 1ith NV, large show windows heat. IS. 90
722 18th NV, entire I'd floor, heat. 800: 5000
E sS ss l. is s0s 81 1m ST.
Is, 81 81 sSS lie :S s. s.. 1855
43 o ne. Or. b.. .22.5O 1884 sth nw.er, no b1s.50
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CALL FOR OUR SPECIAL RENT LIST.
WILLIAM 4. BOSS Co,
1921 r STREET. NV.
PHONE MAIN 102S
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
THE NEW SEMINOLE,
1344 w ct.
HarQuehy floors. large closets tile baths.
Apt. S3 rooms and bath ......... SOS. so
Apt. 49, rooms and hath. ......... $50. 90
Apt. 2@Parlor. bedroom and dressing
THE MONTANA, VOW
IT'S N st. NV, stories, new. IRE.
I room and bath. 5000, 80. so and $500
rooms and bath. $1,000. 90 and 5000
DUMBARToN CouRT.
1857 3lst Ut. NV.
Desifahie location; all outside rooms.
! room and bath. SIS 90
THE NETHERLANDs,"
1890 Columbia road.
New, deproof six-story apartment house: all
no0efn conveniences: telephone In each apt !;
ell night elevator service.
Apt 4O4-S rooms and bath. ..s..... 5000
Apt 2034 rooms and hath. $A7.6O
TIE MONTGOMERY,
North Capitol and ~ sts- NV.
1oof garden for exclusive use Of tenants.
All outside rooms. All modern improvensnts.
Ne THk nav S%Vas sfa o: sis 81 ~ $"
No. 10 rooms and bath. ST. 30
THE PARKyIEw. 42s-si iti NV:
The WoopwoRIH. ''''
10th and N SITS NV.
Apt 109-3 rooms and bath. .....,.. &3l. %
Two-TAMILY HOUSES.
5iS \ Sc. LIST door, 8 rooms and batb. SIS. 50
Is 18th Pi- ne. rooms and bath. Si2. 50
TIE WARRINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
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CD HOUSES.
1888 Oregon, Or, b35. 80
l126 18th. Tor. b.2S.so
SlS B ne, Or, b. $3.50
1888 18th NV, 1r. b.SS.Oo
607 Fla ne. a.. h.s5.oo
Sd01 nth Or. b. cor.X..O
1913 n, Or. b. $3.50
1914 Inglestde. Tor. b22. 30
1890 Ipgleside. Tor. bs2. 20
Is2 r ne. tr, b. 81. 20
l<s r ne, 7r, b. 81. 80
e04 Webster, sr, bSo. so
Sal6 9th, Sr, b. 800
81 y Y av. Or, b. $3.50
2z02 Pa av, 7r, b.S0.B9
1905 9th ne. Or, b-3o. so
al b ne. sr, b. 80. so
ZOE r ne. Or. b. % 50
1912 Riggs. sr. b.2s.5e
sos let. ar. b. ...27..So
1878 10Th. Or. b. .2I.ys
22l4 G, Sr. b.-..ei.sn
6e4 I'D. Sr. b....S.5p
622 Q. Or. b. .&5r
1921 Col st. Or. b.25. ~
536 18th 90. Or. b.2a.sso
2o3 Morgan. sr.b.s5.,o
5 N nv. ar. b.. 1850
1924 2ath. Ir, b. .25.5a
COL Col I'd. 6r. b.e5.So
25l2 X, Or. b. :. .25.0
80 Fsirmont. 6r.b25.so
20 18th ne, Or. b.. $3.50
626 12th ne. Or. hXS.sa
S2I Fsirm't. 6r.b.2.59
1923 Coiumbis Or. b2s.s3
G5l Col I'd. Or. b.25..o
aI2 B Sc. ar. b. .2s.5o
l4iS c nc. Or. b. - 50
1917 s. 6r. b....25.so
35il T. sr. b. $3.50
40 Fla av. Or. b.. 20. 50
zoos Girard. sr. b. -. 50
GS1 Girard. 6r. b. $3.50
26io X NV. sr. h. .21. so
SIS + sw. SIR. b 30. 50
lT3s Lincoln. 6r.h.cn On
1928 NJ ne. Or. b.iS.69
1909 n ne. Or, b. 1880
$40 Pickfcrd, 6r.bii.s0
e33 FLORENCE. Or. h.l6.eo
$50 10th %. Or. a.l5.00
I'll oath, ST. W. 1880
507 2aih; 5r.w.gasiS.5o
1888 B se. 5r. b.. 2e.so
3s Todd. or. h. ..9.9
1929 \ Capri. b. 20. so
6l3 9Th ne. "a Or. b40 80
:soi Sherman sv. Ar,
80 Todd. ~. b. .ie.So
2309 \ nw,la.4r, hia.sa
23l3 ". 5r. b. 1850
zoos 4th ne. 4r. h. 10. 50
40 Tenn av.4r.b.14.sa
l4l9ia r 70, Arb. ~ 30
Gil 10Th ne. ST. HOOD
DRIED TENANTS.
l22Aia Wylle, Sr. 1850
1924 Wylie, 5r. 1880
s12 I'D. 5r...l<.o
1916 Duncan, ar. h.14.oo
900 Warren ne. 6r.i2.59
l2I Kendall. or.w.i2.do
945 Golden, Ar. bro
10 Chester Ct, 1880
go Hughes, Ar. - so
OMPLETE RENT LIST
es OF property for rent.
unrl f2ss a n nw
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90
APARTMENTS
The ALOSZO q. BLISS PROPERTIES.
OFFICE, 35 ST NV,
PHONE LINCOLN 1890
Apartments OF all sizes, in any part Of the
city. Furnished and unfurnished. All in per-
fest order, ready for occupancy. Modern.
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PARKER co. Qnc.),
43I Al, ST. S.w.

i
FOR RENT-1451 GIRARD ST: FIRST TINE
vacant for years: has 10 rooms and bath; fine
location; rent, $50.
MOORE & HILL nnc.l. 1888 G st.
FOR BENTON CORNER. sROOM, BATH
and receptionhall house, in good condition.
gas range: 2Os7 lst st. NV; $40. CAYWOOD
& GARRETT. 1921 New York ave. TO-
FOR RENT-PREMISES % ST. NE. THIS
house contains six rooms and bath, and is we'll
arranged and in good condition.; furnace heat;
rent Just reduced to 80 per month. Apply
B. f. SAUL COMPANY. 9TH and l. SITS. NV.
For RENT-CORNER HOUSE, 1886 b ST. E. !;
rooms and BATH south and east exposure
freshly papered and painted throughout; $27 20.
OWNER, Room sos Hfbbs bldg. %
FOR RENT-JOHN F. DONoHOE SONS.
Sl4 Pa. ave. sc.
Let us send you our list Of the best
properties to be had for any purpose. We
will do any necessary repairs.
Houses opened notice by phone or
keys sent to Jour residence by messenger.
We do not want any idle houses and will
be glad to consider any reasonable Offer
on any property listed with us for rent.
We do as We say.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
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IEPHONE MAIN 2O20.
22OS 7th NV. 7r. 70. 80
718 18th ne, 7r. 20. 80
1898 Marion NV, 6r.17.O0
44S ] NV, Ar. 90
1100 14th NV, apis.
Fendal bldg. ONCE rms.
607 18th NV. ONCE rms.
LIS, 1410 G. ST. NV.
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FOR RENT TIE
1349 l. nw,16r. .$125. 0C
1862 Ken NV, 12r. 80. sc
1913 Wild NV, 11r. IS. 0G
1870 S nw.11r.....35.50
1907 Corc'n nw,11r35. &c
928 r NV, 7r. .25. sc
727 9Th ne. 7r. rs. 90
WILLIAM X FL
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MOORE q Hill 1sa),
1888 g q; ~;

UNFURNISHl
q near Sheridan cir,
Der year. 1900 &4.0 900
2344 Mass ~. ler. 81,
per year. 4. 900
1899 n H av.llR, Sb.1 $50
1921 Mass AZ. .1S0.0 90
1905 RI av,lsr,2bl 90
go l7th, lSr, Sh. 100. 90
n B nv, l2r. -. 90
1921 Mass AZ. l3r. ~
steam heat 49,. .0.0
1909 10th. Tor, b.s3.SS
l345 l.. l5r. 2b. so. 50
1912 18th. i2r. b.7S.0e
1149 p NV, llr.b. 81. 90
1890 Col I'd. lir. cb65 90
1924 Col "a. llr. %.
INV heat. .......S .o0
1910 Ross pl, ST. b,
furnished. 80. IS. 90
5000 Highland av.
Or. b. ...........d 90. 90
1912 18th, llr.2b. 90. 90
lS43 Co! I'd, 1lr,b.S5. 90
1862 Kenyon, lar. SbS0. IS
1887 Girard. Tor, bS0.5o
2oo2 18th, Or. b. so. 90
252o 18th. Sr. b. 80. 90
1894 X. Or. 2b. so. 90
1871 Monroe. Tor. b 80. -
.746 Kilbourus pl. Tor,
b. INV heat -. 80. %
6S II NV. sto. 6r. b. SO 90
1923 L nv, i0r, b.4S.5o
I'LL Corc'n. Tor. has. 90
80 r c Cch I'd, Sr,
2h. $50
clSl n. Or. b. $3.50
i245 Kenyon. Tor. 2b45.s0
oil 10Th NV, Tor. b. IS 30
1915 Belm'nt, Or. 2b4s. 30
1884 Newton. sr. b45. 90
1884 n. Or. b. $500
Sl6l 18th. l0r. 2h. $500
1911 ] NV. 13r. h.42.50
1925 18th, Tor. b. 1850
eS03 Fulton. sr. b. f2. SO
l149 Chnrch. iOr. bag. so
351S 10th. l1r, b. $3.50
1855 L. Or, b. 1850
2439 18th. Or. b. 1850
S03 G NV. llr, b.40.50
237 list. sr, b. #. 1000
1870 Corc'n. 9r. b. 40.Oo
Two-FAMIl
Soi9 18th. ar. b. IA. 50
= OIL 1lth. %. Or. his 50
1874 Monroe. 5r. b. 81. so
ISL Kalorama I'd.
5r. b. ..-........H.5 so
1895 18th. Or. b. rs. 40
80 Quincy. "a, 5r. b24. 30
2.09 1ith, Or. l.. .23. so
2f02 nth. 5r. b. %. so
$50 10th ne. or. h. %. 80
1926 9th. 5r. b...22.5o
Al Quincy, ST, b. .22.50
l34 u. 5r. b. "A. 22.So
81 Quincy. 5r. b.. .22.5o
FOR GOOD COL,
ISIS Corc'n, 9r,b.37.50
3o3 T. Or. b. rs. so
Sll It. Or. b. 49,. $3.50
22l5 4th, Or. b. so. 80
1901 9th. 1r. 10. so
1feI r. Sr, b. $3.50
I610 X. Or. h. .21.5o
645 Acker ne.7r, BIO. 30
500 2lst, 3r..-...l5.30
GET OUR LARGE, c
AT OFFICE. All class
MOORE 4 Hill,
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ILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
l685la Sd ne, Or. b. 2.0
1909 18th ne, Or, b.0.OJ
IL Fla av, u. b. ..19.0
1343 8 NV. Or. b. 1850
1884 Sth NV. 6r, no bis. 30
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
643 Louisiana NV.
35:3S5 1ith NV Tor b6i 90 COLORED TENANTS.
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FOR RENT-RY l.. J. NJ
12l 9Th NV, st0, 81, b4O. 90
lit N Y av. 7r, b. $500
1OS 9Th NV Or. b. .25. so
1909 Sth NV, Or. b2. 80
Al O ne, Or, b. .22.5O
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

5.ROON AND BATH FIReTFLOOR FLAT;
coolest In summer; S21 80; month free to
good tenant. 3Ol9 Dumbarton ave. NV. Key
At 0O6 18th NV. y
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THE BELLEVUE"
1921 18th st. n.w.
Splendid apartment, opposite beautiful Deas
estate: Z rooms sad bath. and servants room
and toilet: res sonable rent.
Apply THOMAS J. FISHER Z CO. Uue.h
1SS 16th ct. ~.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06
More About The Road.

Henry Bartlett, secretary of
the Good Roads club, returned
Wednesday from Monarch pass,
w"are he had been with Elmsr
Wilev and Surveyor w. n. Eek
bert. They went over the en-
tire length of the road. and
are delighted with the prospec.
Mr.. Eckbert declars the few
steep places can be easily cut out
making not more than a maxi
mnm ten per cent grade. When
Boone Bros. laid this out for a
toll road in 1880, the grade was
pretty carefully worked out and
snowy slopes avoided. Mr.. Will
ey thinks six thousand dollars
will make very good road here
again. He went to Denver We'd
resday evening with Representa-
tive J. F. PEARSON to appear be-
fore the State Highway Commits
sion and impress upon them the
need of that 81, 600 appropriation
of state money. which the Cover
nor ve'oed. but turned over 10
he c)n I 5ii) n
News Champion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06

The July Woman's Home Com
panion contains the first of SER
rirs of articles describing intim-
ately the girihood of some of our
most famous women singers.
The first article is on L,ilion Nor
dica. Other artists who are to be
Included in tn. series are: Mary
Garden. Bessie Abott. Emmy Des-
tim and Schumann-Heink.
The July Companion contains a
number Of articles which convey
information.of value to house keep
ers in the summer season. Among
these are articles on How to cook
summer Vegetables" and Good
salads for summer. These art
icles, in addition to numerous
contributions to the fashion, house
hold. heme decoration ard handi-
craft depar' ments. make a great
coll ction of useful and interesting
reading.
There are ten stories in the nnm-
Der. which are varied and enter
tanning. Some of the con tr'butors
of fiction are: Zona Gale. Charles
Battel Looms. Grace S. Richmond
Jennette Lee, c. N. and A. M.
VII iamson and Mary Hastings.
A special feature is the color
work in the July Companian.
One notable illustration in color
is a full page reproduction OF a
painting by f. Hopkinson Smith
entitled The Leaning Tower of
San Castello. F"
DO Women Want to Vote" "
Tennis and Canoeing my
Happiest vacation" and Tie
Canvas Villa" are the suoiocts.of
further interesting contributions.
The Doctors Page" contairs
advice by an eminent physician
as to how 10 keep well in SUM
mer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06
NOTICE

Durin~ the r,onths of j. l..
Augustsard Se~tomher. 1911. the
Bank of Crested Butte will close
at noon on each Saturday.
J. w. Rockefeller. Pes
c. L. Ross. Cashie~.
Geo. Andreatta MAS over from
the Usonia Tunnel yesterday with
pre sam Il S for assay. Il, expects
to put in dpubl- shifts at work
during this month and the comp
any is proposing to put in rover
drills before the seasons ending
which will greatly expedite the
tunnel driving.
Among the Somerset contingent
who cane over l. celrbr ate with us
we're not Il the { .Ilowing for mer
Crested Butte people:
Mrs. Ell Edwards aud sons, Ed
md George, s. McWilliams and
family, VIM -esbnm and family,
Wm. Angus. Jas. Angus, John
N.eshem. Harry Neesh"m. Will
Clark. Isaac Clark aud Mike De-
lava.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06
the encEicUe .-uRTH

Although th- wenther wns un
propitious snd thraa.rnlng on the
morning Of the fourth the cl ,uds
broke shortly after sunrise and the
day was delightfully."- cool and pless
ant. The lack of time and space
prevents notice this week of other
than main events or the OCCASION
but in the next weeks issue we hope
to give d, tailed account of all the
exercises that took place during
the two days of program carried
out
The ten dollrr prz~ TO- the best ap-
pear'ng oat was awarded to w -. Doig
" hle ten dollars for the st society
prize was given to John McE roy.
OF the mems foot rA 'e R. Burch took
first an Geo. Johns on Sc end ize c"n-
sistin1 of els and 10.
In the toys mil- 'oot rae To -
Quinr won frst ard J Yaklivich Won
In the sperial rsce'fnr married women
Mra. Joe v IS wo, TIM fifteen dollar
skirt and Mrs. S m. McWilliams the
half d zen pairs hose.
In the miners race Geo Johnson ram e
out frs, pnd Joe Yokliv'ch sec'nd.
The b. n Gam. between S mers' t ~ d
Crested Butte team wfs closey con-
testsd with Crested Butte IN 'hre"
points in the lead at the c'os~ tie score
standing twelve for Crested Butt, and
nire for Somerset.
The boxing contest was won by r..
Lindsey Of Gum on in the sixth round
In the program of the fifth. Spann
Bro.. first. and r. II. Mace sec md IN the
free for all race
In the Pony race Spann Bros. won
first and John Malenseck second pr ze.
In the Ladies Pom, Race Miss "at'ie
Vader Won first and Miss A ma Easter
ly second and in the Ladies Relay liare
Miss Vader won first over Miss Earter-
ly by less than onc ya'd in d s'"n''e.
the first ball game it was up 10 them to
pay the Gunni,on team where they
again proved supremacy by score of
IA to 10.
The Burkinr Co test was won by
Richard Vader and Bil Rediing the
priz, money Icing divided.
Not for many years hrs Crested
Butte been honorcd witt so large n con
course Of peope from The ne'ehtorirg
cities OF the vast 'rn siope onnirt not
withs anding the heavy sh' wer- the
Jay previous 10 the fourth and those Of
both evenings o, the fourth and II tn
every ~ nj on I g program OF both d.!
was carr u. -'thnut interference.
The Ball 1t the Isl Th-"'er on NJ 0nday
night was well 'enn.d as ais" were
those & ven ut the Ho ei aud 'iy AL
on Tuesday and W dnesda. lights.
Mucl. or dit is due tie citizens of fCres-
ted Butte 10 tie gen"rou. recep ion
given the gie-is in s-'-n 'an-e and the
courteous ue tme1t sho iy all. ln
conciusi m II can b. tr tn. uliy remars- =
ID tnut a NOR or er,y. goo n,turcd.
or moie intolli-cnt and respectable"
crowd o. re ri wcr' ever feen in thi-
town b. for-. Al were plerseh to se-so
msny nln me e. id and acqusi tance-
among the So"ers I dei~g,ti n tut the
greatest rl-asnre wa It furnished by
the hai.d be's VIII furnished extr o-d'n
AIRY fine selections during the wuole o.
cnsion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06

w." -eceive n a few days another
rye invoice of men ) heavy work sho IS
I.~ ..,..u LnaC W.a., ..ohinso. 5.
We will have car u Kans. rock salt in
few days, get prices and leave orders.
ppbinson's
The Schaefer Restaurant nov
serws Special Suresy Dinrera,
and they are fine.
Did yon See our shoe ad IN another col
un, 4. me AS just MAJ IL says. Afy
a p. r aid oc 20 .,la.ed
Robirson's
r NC IMEN AMI STOCkMEN!
Remember hu Rob soh Lumoer
4 m,.ny has raI oad of the Best kan
: r ,ck 1T en- cute h. re which Wi
ho sola ~ TIE N or Hundred pound lot
at he'd rock prices.
5000 per month stra ght salary ard
ex en- I. t. men with ig. to introduce
or Poultry Remedies. Don't answer
uni sss you mean pu iness. Eureka
poultry Food Mig. Co. East Saint
ius, IN.
Church Services
Union Congregational Church
July =, 1911
10 30 A. NJ. Tn; Creation and the c. eat
80 ~ Slides Illustrating the Life and
Time Of G .ory- Washington.
Christian Endeavor 100 o'clock
INVITE YOUR FRIENDS
Glenn Stewart. Pastor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06
Local News.
THUR SDAY JULY 8, 1911.

One ca of oat, and her feed wi al
rive this week. t~
Robinscns.
! Mr. Adam Kerr and children
arrived Sunday from Cameo to vi
s.t relatives for 4 upIe Of week
Miss Irna Sirdhalter came NJ
from Montrose Sunday an the
Somerset special to visit Fred Nil
l-r's family for the week.
Forest Ranger Perry Snodgrass
and wife attended the festivities of
tu- fourth and fifth.
Miss Mary Oneil from Denver,
and her sister Belle from Gunni-
son were here enjoying the meet
ing of friends and tue cel- bration.
Mr.. E. Wilson came in on Mon
days train and remained over the
Fourth. returning to Walsenburg
Thursday. n
c. G BIuner arrived from Delta
and will devote the summer look
my after his mining interests in
this SECTION.
VIM. Shaw returned Sunday
from S1rg-nrs tn spend the Fourth
and to resume his dnties rs switch
man next Monday.
About 50 of "nr people went TO
Gnnnispn Sunday to xelcone our
Somerset friends and to e-cort them
to Crested Butte.
Mr.. Chas. Dram. of the State
School of Mines at Golden. is visit
ing with his bro her DR.. o. Dram
and family. 4
Mrs. L. G.. Espey returned
Friday from an extended visit
with relatives at Colder. She
was accompani ed by her sister
Emma Dyer. u
J. X. MiIlspnugh has start d mp
his sawmill h, l,w town and will OPP
rat. I ,.- sam. during the summer
months hauling his lumber 10 thu
Bau'-n switch from which il is
Mrs. Dr. he " ari dau h'e- Mis-
Leila Pollard. Of kewaunec. ILL.,. a
rived Tuesday 10 Wit with her aunt
hrs. VIII. Wilson. Mrs ke ly rs
a 4 made h,r home f. n-n 'er (
years IN Cres'ci Blu e: as principal OF
our p'blic srho Is. ". III be reme mbsrcd
y. Mis-, " h.tc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

The local switch crew will he re-
insisted to service next Mond ny
1ppr which ds'e the hour of depart
nre or the train 20 Gunnison will
be changed 10 It's former time Of
] 30 pm.