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The evening world., 1912-01-26
Mrs. Paul A. Sorg, Aroused by
Smoke, Finds Dining
Room Ablaze.
SET BY ELECTRIC WIRE.
Other Tenants in Fashionable
Apartment Get Ready for
~Flight-S5,Ooo Loss.

wealthy families occupying one Of
ne most fashionable apartment houses
In New York Nos. 10 to II East Eighty.
seventh street. were roussd from their
bsds this morning at 8 o'clock BY an
alarm Of hre. Instead Of rushing U
in . panic. they doomed their clothing
and gathered in doorways and halls,
With ~valuables hastily gathered. ready
for fight II necessary.
Meanwhile Paul A. Sore. millionaire.
and one Of the heads Of the American
Tobacco Company. was nghting . nre in
HE apartment with . house hose. Mr..
sorg kept tn. blaze to the dining room
and foyer until the nremen came.
The Eighty-ssventh street apartment
register contains many well-known
namss and paiatial residences Of mill
iona4res surround Il. Adjoining II the
residence Of Bradley Martin and across
the street lives Henry Phipps. Others
whose names are analogous with money
ere neighbour. The house itself was
put ~ one year ago a. the last word
In nreproof building and luxuriousness.
Mr.. Sorg occupies . s~ixteen.room
apartment on the top floor with his wife
and eight servants. The rooms are Law.
ishiy furnished and contain art obscts
and hanglngs valued at thousands Of
dollars. The flre was due to faulty In
sulation OF an electric wire running
through . dlken hanging to . statue.
Mrs. Sorg was awakened by smoke
AID entered the dining-room Just in time
10 see the hanging. Hblase. fall TO the
Noor.
MILLIONAIRE GRABS HOSE AND
FIGHTS FIRE
A rug caught and by the time Mrs.
6osG's cries aroused her husband. por-
there's. table coverings and wall tapes
tries were In flames. Mrs. Sorg's cries
we're heard by Timothy Hanly. an ele-
vator boy. who seized a IRE hose In the
hall and tried to enter the dining-room.
The IRE drove him back and no turned
h6 attention to rousing the other ten
ants and assuring them there was nc
immediate danger.
When Manly dropped the hose and
ned Mr.. Sorg promptly seized Il and
fought the flames through the doorway
IL an effort to confine them to the din
ing-room.
In the meantime an alarm had been
turned in and when che fremen ar.
rived they found the blaze had reached
the foyer Of the sorg apartment Mr.,
Sorg was still at his psf and was
being assisted by his servants. TIL.
fro was soon sxtinguished. The los.
was guessed at 5000.
On March .. 1911. while the building
wa being put up. a section Of concrete
on the top floor gave way and plunged
to the basement carrying sections from
every floor with II. Several workmer
wsps buried by the debris and three OF
four seriously injured.
The evening world., 1912-01-26

OF fine quality net. trimmed with
the new shadow lace. In white and
eeru.
Value $50 So. -
The evening world., 1912-01-26

Our own exclusive importation in cape.
suede and doeskin in overseam and pique.
In al shades.
Special :::: 90
The evening world., 1912-01-26
REBELS MARCH on PEKiNG.
Forces At W. Chaug Start for AZ.
tack on China's Capital.

LONDON. Jan. %.-The Chinese revo-
~iutionists expedit!onary forces at WI
Chang began their forward movement
towards Picking to-day. according to a
11en Tsin despatch to the Exchange
Telegraph Company.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Sfil1ringer al Sillton6ene / Oct ell
ropgiife 5prfi u1ber llroligbe0erne
/ 5oroaret 1898, ga inrlig Sen bull
gar fe Gel al Sen friltne 9efplf11ing
greb til Gooben mpo Set tprfi1fe
@%errc0pmme.
Ser lfol fer meooeles ct Yruo=
itpffe.
Ser gaar bber Scot en- 5fore I'M
&c glt(gorere ino ODER Sprfiets
@r9nle og mel6er fig til Tprerne
for Sc &an0er, iom fGn1per UNDER
2ple11et: Tri6e0en eller 9goen.
Wen bpert enelte 9pgn panorer
ogloo pjolteoe og forfomne Mpno,
&bi1toer ng 9prn / @or0epis ino
ober 911lgoriens @rnnie og trpgler
ON @ormbicrtigbe0. Set er Weofe=
ooniere al bulgarlf Notionalitet,
1om 1lDgter tor Den SgDl1, SDrferne,
Smoets @errer, tager ODER 0prg=
rets lfploige og ulfpl0ige. @mao=
bDerre longs Sen bulgarife SIDE al
@r91rlen er operfDl0te al 6isle @tof=
Ter. Oct begpr6er ollere6e at fo1te
Wfpje at ifaffe 6em @uslp> enoiige
Spoe o9 &lG0er, ifient omielige
GUNNER CT in0iomleoe boooe i
SS16< og l10lon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

- 81. II. 0oftu5 / Gumlon 6p6e
Sen 10. Afon., SO Star g%an1nncl. 9on
fp0tes poa &egli, Nl1meoal, Norge,
og fon1 n1co iinc Torrlore til &pcf
Eruiric, @is., / 1869. Sc cnelte,
ban eftcrlaOer Jig, er bolrS @rooer.
s. $. 2ottl1s, SirelL @is. Mf0poc
hegropcbcs poo 9omion @upplo0s,
Fal tor s. S. Sppe0ol forrettc0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

&roprietar $. g. &liiper. @neo'
fermeiter S. s. 8ogb. StabsIer-
geolrt q. Mrelrot. 8. &eterien.
Marbl1s: Caroline Mmolie Ma6ie len.
Gpo arog. 9ogtpffer 8. 8ecb.
Sanne Micbelien. Murie Gbrii ten=
fen. Soriens: Olga Sccobien.
&olSinA: Spbs. SCHMIDT. Njprri1g:
Giltriftsluge $. EARNINGS @uitrll.
&ibe: s.. %Sprgeniel1. Stl,bbefpbing:
@l1top 2asien. @jprring: 6. 6.
3inf. CLINE @ellelen. @aar0ejer
&C.. q. Seniel1. O0enie: !9clteba1r1-
Ter 8. Sprenie11 @illereo: 2ege
@oe @oielen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
Huber Sprferaag.


S forlfjellige 8lo0e err meooelt
Gpgter ONT Tron5 b. SeSlen, 6e1
efter forlpnglt at bore aufommen
til EDrfiet lom &rigsforreipon6ent
/ noge11 Si0 life for lo6et Set MIND
ite bgre fra Jig. &pgterne fortnl=
Ter, 6els fan er 0rebt, bels at fan
CT in0el l1ttet / M0rianopel. Gous-
be6en forflores BOG meget let pe6
ben tprfife Geniur og Sc tprfife
Me6erlog.
S @egerne ON fine ti6ligere &ei-
ier bar Grona b. SesIen gipet flere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Gn tafnemmelig &pinoc. u@oo
lG11ge leg leber," ifriper Mrs. 81.
Nepell fra 9pro1l ST., upil ieg al
orig bore u0en &11rifo / &uiet.
Seq les frpgtelig at MQpeon6er> %
bois jeg life bab6e facet &urifo,
be0 jeg, at ieg bi6e bope ligget
min @rob for lGnge li0en. Sea fan
1fte noflom taffe Gem for loa ltor
Ell Sielp."
Sbenitaaen6e err ct 8rep til Or.
Feter Sobr1ep & Cons g., 19-
70 90. 9oDne Mbe., gne=Giere al
bette pop1tlGre 2ngemio6el, tilbe=
reot al &eo6er og l1rter. Sen in
.tereSlonte @iitorie om oetS Op0a=
gelle lenoes frit poo Torlongen0e.
Str1b til obenneonte Moresl e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Gl1igt 10ab, lturft peo Spnroet,
Slot peo Slot on1fring Sen 6pjc
Sane,
alttb rigt og mo>1gelioigt,
bDer Stan1mc poa lin egel1 Gis.
Sen iomr1e militere, ltronme
Mon0, iom beijelcr 8ulgarer,1e /
&rigen moo Sprferne og fprer ben
fra SER til SER, &oogaoenbeoens
Mon0, Set fraftfl1loe Mo6 og SEN
fjeffe 0on6 lfal ogioa beberife Dor
&oobenmogt og bore bienme / nor
Seer. 81 cnbpcr r9te tpif Mon0
lfo1 ic lin baieitc sgre / at flu11e
tie11e 6n6relan0et."
- Nu CT 8ulgorerlre oltloo blcp=
he Or. @obns S6ea1. get CT ret
intereSlaalt at ie Set iao 1,tpetpoigt
og flort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
@nnp / Dat1ntark.
&jpbcnbapn.

Nrb. 9ors Cartier. GGouffgr
Maril1s 2orien. &ie6mor0 M11oer=
lens @ltitr1t Mnno al @ele. Tilfer
SSl1lius SfopS @ultru Gbriltine al
&orsor. Gnfc Mnl1o sSobonlcn.
@nsbcprerilr0e glile Mo0ien. Gnfc
&!oren @oulier1. @fomoeer @illiom
Slie11. T6b. Barber, Mentier So
ban 9pffe. 8orber Charles Sat-
len. Sme0emeite Gilbelm @ert,s
Gnfe ellen. Mnton Eetericl1. Eeni.
&borterma110 / Mari11cn, &riQsos=
iesi for Sans Eorlien. &unltflinfer
Sans So11n. Gigororbei0crlfe Sen=
M Gbriltenien. Tbp. @logterlneitcr
emil 81u1oorph. Sfrn60ermel tier
Ser Ssberg. Msiicnt pco Sc ool1=
1fe Stotsboner Srf. Sline &i,neitob.
Sne0fermeiter Carl Cabin. @11co=
fer / Spbnr11ets TobrifofoeIino
|Gbriitim Gbriltenlen. Gbriltion
Mielier. 1ielreltepige Glpltro ssc,r-
len. Nrb. Soban 8eterl len. Maifin=
me tier Sugp &ojolen of N(abo, Nil=
Lamb. &oretmoger Sens Mnoericns
@ultrl, Mnno. @11smono Ole &C.
ter ens Gnfe &iriten. Gopbie &c.
%terie1r. Tbp. 6oroer Sens @1,lff.
Matros Sacob Eetcrien. @eleo
Nielien. Mrb. Gbriltion Miffelicn.
Stuff &iggo Spormotb. %ontcloo=
ner @pcnb Mlbrecbtlen. Tobrifolrt
Socob Stoblfeit=Mpller. Mrb. Yc=
ter Ecteriel1. Gliber Treoerif St.
trip. @roslerer &pbert @pcf.
Carrier og @rosierer Sobm Mepcr.
Mrb. G6por6 @mier.
%mmclbtc for Trcoerifs6cre &irfs
Sftftcrct.
N(rb. Gbr. @mols @,ltru Sine
Moric. 6rf. !@clene @onicber. Gl1=
fefrl1 @cttp &ollebera. %oltor
emerit. &alOen1or @il1tbcr. M1r-
rcrlpeno emanuel S%tol1nsoger. Trf.
Goitb 5empel. gnfefrl 9ortbeo
SSdrgenlen en-. @arperiorb. S. @ar=
monns !S1itr11 Gbriitine. 6bp. 0Io=
true, Trf. &arcn Yeterjen. Gfo=
mogeripen6 Gn1il g0por6 BON Meb=
rem. Nru Singer Nielie1r. Mrfipor
be0 &~igsorfipet @eorg aringel6och.
Mo1finiit Eeter @igl1m.
Erpptnicrmc.
@lctten: SITTER S. g. Senier1
Gi6o. NoSfil0e: @arol6 &ppers
@nltrlt. @illerp0: Slufa 2onge. s.
6. 9inoberg. 9orcn 20. Heterlel1.
Motbine Nielien. g. 8. 6reoerif=
len. Slogelie: STR. Senien. Ereltp:
&jpbmo1rb Sans Glien. @orri,1g=
borg: gafefr1 Auguito Mgller.
Mofifob: 9ntrits Olien. Melt pe0:
Sognefo9e6 g. Gbriitenien. @goe:
IS. g. s%fonoerien. 6re6ericio: Gbp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06
6nnhrrjyllann

~hb~~ 0~~<**s~A~
Gn Stnoc1amocl. @uarOejer Gil=
fcl, / Nisicn / Trbcr1lp far lolgt Sc
Gtltbc til @oarOeler Heter Ipft
fra Mongltrl1p for $50 Mf. Stpf=
fct mcb 2cpering til Toruuret.
&%rbnclnno Mpllc, lon1 fpr 6 Mm
iiocn fjehtcs al ct N%ftieielifab, CT
lpl9t til Sen biotilprrerlbe Torpag=
ter q. 2nre1t5cn for Sen &jpbcl11n
$4,000 Mf.). lem Nftielellfobet
Sen Gang gap.
Tjurobulm utter paa tpife 6rn=
scr. @oorcicr Nfis e%(11t5cn, iom for
ct 9(ors Sib iiDen fjphtc 8usr0en
Njorbbolm for benpeb $1,000 Mf.,
bar lolgt ocn til Sen ofbpbe tiOli=
gcrc gjers Spl1, Mnntme Berg /
&pnshuf for 100000 Morf. Glen
Dplr1mcl1 cr nrppe 36 @eftar ltor.
Haa oanifc @rnocr. Gjen0ons=
tanolcr g. Mfaolen / Mp00ing far
iolgt i'm gie11oom / &imtr11p til
@oarbejcr 8. &romol1n poo Cor
11ll11 Morf fnr 10000 Morf. Gien=
bonmer, JONI fpr ell Sci elur li6en
iolotes til cit tiff Npbpgger, gaar
ocrn1e0 otter pper pau tDlfe 9gn=
Ser.
Gjenopmsialg. Ne11tier %. ..
&rogb, Moltrup, far iplgt Set bam
tilhpren0e neo Gbausl een ln111ft be-
li9gcrbc @1rS, ipm fpr beboe0es al
@clroarmcn, til f~orbe1unren0c
@uorbcjcr, MI &reutnrbo1t0ler &orl
Mobien, ior cit Gum al $500 Mf.
= @oarbeicr 1ol1iel Neteri e11 far
lpl9t i'm / Sfonrl1p beliggen0e
@ooro, 1875 @eftor ltor, me0 5000,
Wf. Nettol1bhpttc, iii @uor0eier
Nis 1bncien / M>rllet. &jpbeluumne11
CT 100000 OFF. Ser mebfplger Ell
nrrbif11lo @cirtning, ng 9pgninger=
nc CT 11ul ten 11pe.
u9cm baanbfnlo frbrclau6s=
iienotligc @crmancr", 6or1plig
tolte Gen tplfe screenings 6ormano
Or. @nbn poa ~en tplf Nften" /
Senoer6org og ptreOe ifplge lit
9iporgon nSon6erbnrger 3eitl,ng"
iolacl1bc, Ser fer bi0lutteS / orb=
ret Spcr irttclie:
"Soo for III ip c110nu / 9fpr0=
llcspiN ocnnc Moun0fulD frore=
lmoSficl1otlinc @ermoner og 5ros=
irllcr, 6oS bpcr1 Sen tplfe 9epi61t=
bco Blot cnom1 lfol puffcs. Gctte
lfol lpcrfcn 1fe ncb @oo eller Sor=
folaelle, men nc0 ct frebeligt og
Dc11ligt Sinoclug. 9lt fou Sc bitre
og boor0uoffe0c Mooirtninger til
at npborc, CT Torn1oact for el1boer
national Girfipmbeb. Mc11 Set bpr
life toolcS, at Scr frcnrmes ct irr=
Iiot Sfumlcri. s iao Silfuloe
mao 111o1l aribe in6 meo bomb
t@oono. Gn Stot i @toten lfol life
haze Sob til at hejtoo."
giter S1,ole0ningcn lful6e
nlaa1 nniten fro, at 81. @obn bar
/ Tnr0 me6 at meloe Jig in6 /
Trco5iore11ingcn. @el0igpis tp6er
SC li0lte gntail1gcr poo, at Sc fprite
Sil1icr fin bdr opfattes iom en-
lnr1f Solemoo6e, og at ho11 troos
al Mooaong foitbolocr Spangspo=
litifcnS Eri1cip. ri 11ogcn Suffer-
cSlc er ooloo Sll't1ri11gen al 6ons
Sale, ser lp6 iuolc0es:
Set ct Trbrelon6ets Mool pon<
M at foa Sen tpife s(ono til at roo-
Sc / Set tpifc To1f. 81 n1oo ocn0e
til6ogc til Sro ifabcn, @eife6enbe0en
og Sen Gnfelt6e0, ion1 far ajort
bort 2on0 ltort. 81 moa bore ct
TDlf / Gouben:
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9roifcfnifc.
cc,r..rr ~ va

Mellem 9roifcfnife. Ggrite
rolfefu1f: ~&bo6 Noffer er set,
on bot mellem 9te11gerne poo sin
@ogn?"
Mnoen 9roifef11if: n@pa6 set
er? gu fan bel nof le, at Set er
min 9ef, bbo6 iful6e set ellers
bere?"
6grlte Droifefuif: Seq troe6e
min Sonoten, at set bar ct al 6isie
berlenS Sotografier> bbor man fun
fm lie Sfelettet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Sfrip otter Erpnennmmer paa
bette &lab.
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breoer ttlboge i Ei6en. Oct el
WnSS1or,4o f,.o reo,o~ = 80

6reoer tilbage i Ei6en. Set
&a0Terne fra GoIfeba1oringen
Sage, JON gientager iig / set II
benoe Marbnn0reoe og for bele Sc
!, cipiliiere0e gl1ropos Rjne.
Otter ale Sc @nsligbeoer, je!
II Sc iioite 0pgn for bert ON be1
@len6igbeo, leg me0 egl,e 2jne ia.
iet, er. Set en- feel SrDo at fu11re bpi
lie no, De0 at fpntGlle en- mnnte1
|@ml1glerbiitorie, ri pplepebe igoo1
Mftes.
Set bar be0 10~5ioen ON Mfte:
men, mems ri enoml loo for Mnfel
Gollo11a, at ct Eor Mlbonere fom
roenoe u6 til 5fibet. Gen enc al
9em bob6e gjort Euren mcb fra
&orfu til @allona, men Dapoe looet
lin Baggage blipe pmfor0. Get por
0enr1e, fan MI fom for at bente.
&aptejnen bar life poo 0nffet,
blot Stprmonoen og jeg ltoo oe
%poSiiare0e ianmel1, men Ser por
bellcr il1gen Gr11no til at foloc
bonn op. Ma116en fit Sop til at
bente lin Baggage, iom beltoo al tre
temmelig 1torc Safer, ion fan
Hammer meo lin &ammerot ilubtc
ne0 / 9oo0en, bborpoo Sc otter roe
Sc bort / M6rfet.
2i0t cfter fon1 &optejnen op paa
9pffet. Seq f%ortolte bom Set fore
folone og gior6e opmprfi ON pao,
at Sc bap6e toget &urien i1o imo6
ct rbeboet @te0 at &piten.
S set ipoge Mooneifin lfimte0e
hi cn0nu 8ooben, lom roe6e bort,
og / set lomme iao ri bcgge ct Sig
1allps blinfe inOe mellem Sitter
tie / BEN &etning. Sc roe0e.
&optejnen lbor en- oDr SGn1ouos=
G6
Sc -" bppie6c fan,
LEG tdr 6g pao, at Set far pnret
@ooben, 6e bor imuglet ombor6 i
&orfu. Oct fan foite mig min Stil=
ling bpise &beoeriet faor Set al
Ibi6e."
s Ell Salt gift ri neb / 2olten for
at ie, om ser bar mere al Sen
51ogs Baggage efterloot til natlia
Mfbentl1ing. @enne i ct @jpr11e fiji
bi Tje poa nogle 8plter. Set fir
reoe, oo hi trof 0em frem. 90
gol1ife rigtig = Sc to %inoebolbt Ho=
troner og. 0e1 treble og itprite bel
ct Ear 9uiin iplinternpe &epolpere.
Seq loo poo &opteinens 9(niigt.
San bar plu0ielig blepen felt bleg.
v@ip Grore ne6 til Mal finel1, at
ri moo bore flor til at lette laa
burtigt iom muligt," lag6e fan til
Gtprn1G10el, ion1 ifpn6te Jig bort.
Seq ielp ioo uforitooenoe poo
bom.
u@borfor life bellere perte og
inoppe 6prene, noor Sc fon1mer ON
8oro?" ipugte jcg.
~@or &c Mepolper paa Gcm?"
ipur9te bon mig.
Seq pi1te bon1 min 8rolpr1i,g.
~Sa jcg bor en- Moge ill.," pe0=
Iblep ban, upg @tprmanoen pgloo.
9et bil iige, at Ri CT tire bepubl1eoc
@en6, i Sol6 Set 9aar 1ps.
NeOe / 6orrl1mmct lober 50 Nl=
bonere> olle bepebne0e pg ollc re0c
til at iette Deres 2ip in0 pau, at
6isi e &oaben fommer / 2on0 til
&ommeroterne, laafremt Sc faar
NDs cm Set. @u0ifelop tror jeg
en6nu life, Sc fat b9rt 11ogct ON
@ogen.
Sur &c 2plt til at toge eli Zig
&omp opp"
st &porter efter bap0e ri lettet
pg ito0 lO fra &plte11. Ser pur IN
gen 8oa1e at lie. Sn6e ira oano
fnol6e6e ct enfelt 9liflelfuo. Set
bar Sc norre0e Mlbanci ercs oin1rg=
tig &orme, lom gop Jig Suit poo
sen Mao6e.
Seq jto0 pppc pon &pnn1onoo=
broen be6 Chen al &uptejnen. s
Sc Gage, jeg far iejlet me0 6amt
bar jeg n9ppe let bam lmile. Gent
ne Gang 10 fan ioa inoelig / lit
rg6e Sfjpg.
~Soa 11orre6e hi Sem 3d." 'ogOe
fan og gneb line @G110er.
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@tnntBnta.

- Sel1otor &l111tc Neliol1 tit
1904 Stcn1mer peo liOltc Salg.
Sons MpOfmnDioot, .. IS. 2a1pler,
9cmpfrut, oplrooeoe 7O,3S3 st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-06

Set ct ioo mpitiif, ioo forti6s-
fjernt alt, bpo0 ieg 1er oa bdrer.
On jeg life bao6e Set eleftriife 2pS
bren6en6e oe6 @i6en al mig fer |
@obptten, bbor ieg ii00er og fri
Der, oa ON jeg fife merfe6e Malfi=
11ernes Stempelllog UNDER mig,
fl1n6e ieg tro mtg flpttet Morbun=
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12
THE PRIMARY .ErECTh)M

Very little interest yas uanifested
at the primary election held on:thc
10th in the town under the, new
election law. Less than twenty five
per cen< of the voters turned out, at
the polls and fully one half OF these
it is believed did not know what the
object of the election was and failed
to fill out their ballots to any pur-
pose. 1t is believed by many that
this ncw move will prove to be only
II needless eXpepse to the county
and state and that the main object
expected will not-be accomplished.
The political wire pullcrs will get
in on the primaries Just the same as
when there wIs but one election.
Very few will vote at the primary
election and in this manner the
candidates of the few will be the
nominees for the general election
because the voters did not turn out
at the primaries and make their pref
ercnce known by actual votes. The
registration books showed 500 voters
in the town and vicinity and the
books showed LOG ballots east, SO
being Democratic and % Republi
can.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

Col. Booker was over from tho
! Elk Mountain Tunnel last week and
poid off the men for August. Good
work is being accomplished with
the new compressor plant which is
driven with Pcltou water wheel
Lthat develops several times over the
power required to operate the drills
and light the whole works. 1t is
said that work will he continued
during the winter months, during
which time it is expected that the
tunnel will have reached the Queen
basin veins and ore shutes from
which shipping ore should be pro-
duccd at once.
| Henry Beuten and Harvey Smith
started over to the Noith Fork coun-
try Saturday, accompanied by n
Denver man who will look at n val
uable tract of coalJand above Som
crset which, is held by them under
option. The party will drive to
Irwin where they will leave their
wagon and proceed down the An
thracite on horseback until the coal
land is reached.
The rush for ranch lands on An
thracite and Muddy creeks still con-
tinues aud large number of part
les left town Nlthis week to locate
homestcads under the new law
which allows them to be away five
months in the year and admits of
making final proof on the land in
three years after location.
Attorney b. H. Wegner, Coroner
O'L.cary and Pat Hanlon went over
to Marble last week via Crested Butte
and Gothic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12
HON. JAMES 4. BROWN

.fOf Denver is Candidate tor ehe
United Stateo Senate (Shors Ferm)
&c a Progressive Republican upon
the Following Platform:
To the People of the State of Colo
-raGo:
\ III presenting nv name a the PR
maries "a candidate OF the Eenubii
can: PARTY for the office Of Uni:eo
States senator for the short term, !
submit the :cllowing as my rlatfcri
and principles:
Lowe, Cost of Livins-lncreased
Income.
/. The restoration to the people OF
t'leir natural rights and liberties prior
TO the, prevalent trust era. by lower
ing .the cost Of living to reasonable
figures ard increasing the wage ana
opportunities of the waGe-earner and
small merchant and manufacturer foI
profitable and continuous employ
mont: this to be accomplished by
rer,the People. Apairst the Trusts
Sherman Law Inadequate
tai ALolishing the trusts by the
tawfu, exercise of the federal taxing
power. The sherman antitrust act
has proved wholly inadequate in af-
fordiug the people any tuosldhtiai iS
lief. The beef trust trial consumed
over three months time, cost thou
sands of dollars resulted in an acquit'
tai of The defendants, followed by an
immediate increase of the cost OF
meat which still continues.
Instead OF wasting the peoples
money in costly, protracted aud truit
less litigation. frequently productive
of periured evidence. II is far better
10 save the peoples money and shift
the burden of taxation from the shoul
ders OF the people TO the business CT
the trusts.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

Won were plotting them through I
snlesmen receive advice ana instr
convincing talking points which 1t
don't YOU he the first to apply +
We can favor only one salesman
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

Assistant Manager Bert Mattcson
Of the G. f. d |. Company was here
last week attcnding to official busi-
ness. He was accompanied by his
engineer NJ. II. Friend
Frank Rockefeller who owns
32O acre tract Of fine saw timber on
the railroad five miles above town
WIS here last week looking over the
ground for the locating OF mill to
manufacture lumber.
A contract has been let on the
Ia d Cash property TO extend the
tunnel one hundred feet further on
the vein, which when driven will
make total distance of four hun
dred feet Of drift exposing the vein,
which shows more or less shipping
ore through the entire distance.
This mine il operated should be
made to pay at the present prices OF
silver, copper and zinc.
Another fatal accident occurred
last week on the Marble trolley line
by which four lives were lost in p
runaway tram car, the m"torman
being among the victims.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12
Justice to Goth Labor and
Capital.

A just regard should be paid In Gil
enterprises Tor the rights of both la
bor and capital, to the end that legi-
innate business may be promoted; at
the same time the rights of the labor
lnE man should be adequately safe
guarded
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12
Abolish FcIIow.scrvant Doctrine.

Introduce into the federal jurispru-
dence. as permanent provision there
of. n change in the law OF master and
servant. whereby the doctrine of fell
iow-servant. as n defense to the mas
ter in an action for negligence, shall
be eliminated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

Attorney b. II. Wegner, Coroner
and Pat Hanlon went over
to Marble last week via Crested Butte
and Gothic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12
Advance Woman Suffrage.

AdVaDce Woman Suffrage.
shall advocate the advancement
of the cause OF woman suffrage in ma
tional affairs as well rs in the several
states of the Unicn.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-09-12

The 25th anniversary OF our
company was celebrated by
erecting the most modern rafc
factory in the world. Wide
awake racn who received our
special selling induccment,
rendered Unnecessary to double
our cuipnt. We are spending
many thousands of dolln en-
IaryinC our sales organization
but to learn NIL parficu ,ars, "
will cost you only the price OF
o postal card.