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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
MINERS TO GET BONUS
Ten Thousand Employees TO Receive
100000 "Mclon."

HOUGHTON. Mich. May 13.-On
June ! = the Calumet and Hecla Mining
GO. viii distribute a bonus of more
than $500 among the 10000 en-
ployes of the company and its sub
salaries in the Calumet copper region.
some of the high grade contract
miners and foremen viii receive as
much as SEQ each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
ANTI-GERNfAN RIOI~.

MELBOURNE. May u. Anti
German riots occurred here. and else
where in Australia today. Australian
workmen are refusing 10 work along
side OF Germans and a national strike
Is threatened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
All AuStrianS, Germans and
Turks of Military Age Will
Be Arrested and Confined
During Progress of War.
PARLI LAMENT HEARS OF
PLANS FROM AS0UITH
Premier Outlines Policy Forced
by UpriSingS Against leu
tons Following the Torpedo
ing of LuSitania.
BULLETINS

LpNDONs MAY lo. - Bremler
AsQuith announced IN parliament
today that alien enemies of mili-
tary age in Great Britain Will be
segregated and interned. Those
over military age viii be re-
patriated Women and children
viii also be repatriated. An ad-
visOry board To consider cases
arising under this ruling will be
formed at once.
This order affects all Germans,
Austrians and Turks now enjoy
ing liberty in the United King
dom. The order tc intern them
came as a result of the anti
German riots which followed the
destruction OF the Lusitania.
LONDON, May I3-Defying the
police and the military authorities.
mobs in London and other English
cities continued their ant-Germau
warfare today. Hundreds OF thous-
ands of dollars worth of property
owned by Germans was destroyed. At
some places troops were called out
Scotland Yard called up 5000 war
constables" to preserve order IN tine
east end Of LondoH. Gen. Sir Fran
els Lloyd. commanding the military
district OF London, was warned Dy the
home Office TO keep his troops under
arms as their services might be need
ed at any moment Hundreds Of men
and WOmen-the ringleadcrs OF mObE
were arrested
Rioters wrecked German saloons
and stores. British men and women,
furiously shouting "Remcm Der the Luz
sitania." battered their way into the
homes of German citizens. smashins
furniture and assauluns the owners.
Persons bearing TeUtonic names or
having a Teutonic cast OF countenance
were in grave personal danger N they
appeared upon the streets. In Black
Friars the violence Of the mob as
sumed the proportions of wild
frenzy.
BIoOdshed May Follow.
Unless the government Immediately
decides TO intern all Germans and
Austrians Ca proposition that Is now
under consideration by the cabinet)
bloodshed may follow here, as some
Germans have given notice that they
viii arm themselves for self protec-
ton.
1t is estimated that there are about
$4,000 Germans and Austrians in the
United Kingdom still at liberty. OF
these about 10000 reside In London
In Liverpool about $50 German
shops and homes were wrecked. At
Cannington, Manchester. WoOlwich.
South End and other places. German
owned property was destroyed and
Germans were attacked and badly
beaten. At South End troops had TO
be called out
Altogether it is estimated that 81
10000 worth OF German property has
been destroyed since last saturday
Three New Workers. Louis Sorcho,
Louis Lehman and Frank Winch,
we're taken for Germans while photo
graphing the ruins OF German shops
and attacked hv a mob. They We're
rescued by policemen and war con-
stables
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

NEW YORK. MAY t2.-It is under
stood that the PENNSYLVANIA orders for
new cars viii zoe divided between the
Pullman Co. Haskell and Baker and
the American Car a Foundry Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
BOOKo CRFNT WAR ORDFR

new YORK MAY 13.-COnserva-
tive estimates credit tho Bethlehem
steel Co with having booked az least
100000. 600 OF business in war con-
tracts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
Latest Bulletins
From War Zone

SALONIkA, May 30 drian-
ople. the chief city in European
Turkey. is threatened by com bir-
ed operations Of a British riuy
landed near Enos. on the Aegean
coast. and a Russian army being
landed at Inianda on the Black
sea coast Most of the Russian
warships that bOmbarded the
Turkish forts on the Bosphorus.
withdrew TO Inianda TO cover rhe
debarkatiOn Of the Russian troops.
Inianda is . miles from Adrian
ople.
GENEVA. Switzerland. May 13.
The AustTo- army under
Gen. Won Mackenzen in Galicia
has lost 65, ,000 men since May /
in lighting in western Galicia and
the Carpathians. it is stated in
message from Cracow to the
Tribune.
MELBOURNE. May 13.-Aus-
tralian Minister OF Defense
Pearce announced today that a
contingent of artillery will be
sent TO Europe to reinforce the
allies
PARIS. May 13.-In recogni-
tiOn Of the brilliant operations Of
the French north Of Arras. Min
lister Of War Millerand today sent
a telegram Of congratulation 10
Gen. Joseph Jeffre. the French
commander i'm chief
ATHENS. May 13.-Casualties
among German army officers di-
recting the operations of the
Turks along the Dardanelles have
been very heavy it was stated in
Information received today from
the Turkish capital. via Deaga-
itch. 10000 wounded Turks and
Germans were removed from the
Gallipoh peninsula during the
two weeks ending May Z.
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 81
Turkish batteries on the Dardan-
elles have been subjecting the
rear guard Of the Anglo French
allies on the GallipOli peninsula
and their landing places to a
heavy bombardment. it is an
nounced in an official statement
issued here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
PreS't Wilson Drafts Message
With Three Aims: To Satisfy
Self Respect, Protect Neut-
rails Rights, Avert Clash.
MAKES NO DEMAND
FOR MONEY PAYMENT
SeC'y Daniels COngratuIateS
President Upon the Attitude
Taken and Latter Completes
Plans to Review Fleet.
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The
German embassy today disavow-
ed having received any instruc-
tiOnS from the German govern
ment resarding the American
note.
Emphatic denial that any OF
the German embassy had dis
cussed the position the German
government will take on the
American note in regard to the
sinking of the Lusitania was
made in an official statement is
sued today by the embassy here.
LONDON, May 13.-AdmiraI
vOn TirpitZ. German minister OF
marine, is reported TO have re-
signed as a result OF a disagree
ment with other members of the
German government over the
sinking of the Lusitania. accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph Co.
message from Copenhagen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
THE WEATHER

INDIANA Local showers
tonight. Friday probably fair
LOWER MICHIGAN. -
Unsettled tonight. probably
showers. Friday generally
fair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13

MELBOURNE. May 13.-Aus-
tralian Minister Of Defense
Pearce announced today that a
contingent of artillery will be
sent TO Europe to reinforce the
allies.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
POSTMASTER cRABBE ADVISED
mar MANY SPURIOUS ORDERS.
EARRING BALTIMORE STAMP
AHE IN CIRCULATION THROUGH
OUT COUNTRY

nrwafo 90 counterfeit nonc, .ordsr.
Warming ISSUED hy Postmaster
Nmbhr Who has received fnum thr
Postoitire department httsr trilnr
IF th' pae-lns sd mang spuf.ous ortr,s
throughout the COUNTRY The punc.
pHl ORDERS f0rFei bear ghc marx of nal.
IHfof' Anf tre in serial uumrcf morn
tatit1 up
r'w the fairi postmaster general
'r r4bhe yesterday muIn.ns received
tAe follow leg letter
Counterfeit mnurp -osder form.
printed i1s baltimore Nil ofnce mum
h't 5peV Wrrc rassed ~ rntshargh.
is ianuars DO 1875. ard al chicago.
ll. a Nv,k lafrf serial numbers were
lrNm entl0f nr ana purpertcd io ha, .
been issurt .f it.utfe. Ala. San.
ser, 3 ISIS
zoe prHitnE of thn counterfeit is
,not ana weii eAccutet Thero is
siiEht difference bon sif. ir SOME ~ tr,
sticrs of thn printed text aaa in thr
usltes lu the lrff hand nsrrlral erar1
fte AZ D. o. iatnf stama is Ia I'll
tr ircn aiat ihaa ga th, aeaniic ar.
Hrr
tAe taHnicfieucf ID e1siip detected
however hy Che iancr wh4ch is what d.
'onlinfic'tNs krewr af hid" Yarrf
ns'e'd 90 safety paper The PAPER
esrd tof ihr counterfeit is h,rl.r h.
eeir fhigktr and hcsNrr thar the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09

The United pauahssra % tho Coz.
frdstacy afe Indebted 10 the faliawirN
persons aud firms ~ the yitN f0f guaf
sesiss extended ihen Haftfdas "a NAB
ink flattyfihs snperss ~ thtir Yrn
tore IN scrins hnt wAiilea Ana other
dcilearirH "a fnf puli,e ahu nsna
slgueery COMPANY Nfli.i4 GnWtis
Company NJ ~ wemaoh. palfuuisa
rttnrefp rrNfanN corpus CArfn3i
huitling Company. Afmh0r raekns
sompany, swii, ractiee canRan,
hoesin nrUthers urrestY. tepttal oNs.
Gerry, Martin Tea eaa lriive compAu,.
i,a,lr Eievlilg Cpmgnn,. Compute Chfs
4 s'ee CV3npaNN Defvaa Nhfisu ilAgN
NNts Company lsy share Nina pen4t
q Al ilafds. iHnHics f1fht Cumpanl
w " ue,l hlehafd Npg maa tht
winner % tbs pilra ~ fioNera h0lJing
nunbrr "a IN she drawing.
George y. nlevlns. foreman 81 ths
Caller eonrnsins r0ptn has received
fekpnolnlmeus a. nsatrist OfsarA fef
aud Label Assent sar this Amefls ~
FEDERATION ~ teeer Cor tho Say 81
rornus Christi aud Nirlsutv Hne ram
mission reeetsrd - ttr ihiFt sPpss=i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
PROSPERITY TALK IS TRUE
SAYS MANAGER SHOE STORE
Asu'r StcrA SAYS Husines, cond,,ie,.
IN Corpus Christi Past In
rrestre

0'pHhse iuslnpss i,enrfsslon
@"'s' WAY tss Prosperity
Al3t is fhc aletan sna tht rlerhn b
gre oppression ~ ihe siltlt III al.
N 'irl ShtH stery management ln the.r
inauguration NJ shoe clcarance -.ta
N't u hHN sv4ae on anA avlne IA t,i
Witt ~ success or the Store 90,
fif'A shelves iHr Sew sprng iines
eng i"f ,hn Henstit I'd me slioe havlne
p'.f.lle h eeonenic opponnniufs
iit3EAnsss thst is rn,,d business
20 lAiselA matter ~ coNfIlrnse ~
iwvgn thc 1--WE fonws In huslnees ~.
'hf mrvharL DEALER nr u,anniaetus,r
t#i 'hr huynE rnhllc sait f..t,s.
NtHih manarer M ihe stavc. in an IA
s'fNirw Ntai~risy IN rtNata A. er.rsai
i'isiasea conditions ia thr rity vrhe
retailer. in uNr esse of sNoes II ~.
'il'f paFts ihlt ear a. niafo d, ia
'FtfN the r'evssarN t,rifldcnce
SAM W. feei that Corpus Chrtsiss
2 rNtpcfitN 81 lHe Nix Nay mat ssit
/, efi,as eetisii sac h,.sst. D. isxt aruan8
itc terner
W. 'rit q We sisonaiS .hst Ne ,.,,.,..,
h's' vpf fetrsfy s,le I'D M, .ier..
lhat expresses etr splst, go ~. =.
suits arr rrNirE ~ t.rst Yne N, \.
'flftei i'fa nc shoe neraAins are ~.
va tANen fssi atid though tsf sacl
~ a'c offering b lagsc s,aer We a.,
s''sFfN'ps rftriiraNy poth.ns n erlrg
g makr room fsi me snienssla ~
.ft'ps hass Aow vp tht WAY. az. Shss.
Az faN aeang ilaslrcss * xn,i anl
w sviilns Ae,ser
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
BEWARE OF FORGED MONEY ORDERS
POSTMASTER TELLS BUSINESS MEN


plpog go fnf Gov umeHt narai wna.l
''''' i"" paper bed n"' '' 'itn
9N' "' A'"1"'h 100 t.ih.l tH' s iHr
'''N''"i'l.i, l'Al 'i ''
v'" % we Nfh' 'i
'Niu'h. SHOWS h'i'I 'Ai' N+Ni 'H
ny ''''i i'i'N 'N' n'
'i''a We" ''.i'''..'''f fIHnins h'f
4" '''m '.' ''p ~ 'N' '"''"m i"
"."'i' wy" ..''t'n't ~ ''n's AN"'i ..a-
"' an .''A ""' A"" ANn.t ls-lt Dl tu
''''" Ap''i 'i's' we N'f'i'N H'tD.
r'h l'.m ai'' E" s'dr 90 %" eN''
'"'
''",' '"' 't,n'' liHnf iN'
p't,.'h 'h' "rai Ni inf iN"s ar
'n'N' 'N 'N' paper 'Ntin- 'hn rf.r'es
80 manufacture So h0uaantai nnos
.lf'N ~ i"r '''N' 'ilA'ht p'p' 'NH
'n. ffi''',H 'N'" Fi' stamped ga tir
surface 40 ~'''i maf's "' oih"f do
"tN i's'" MNN'' order
"' peas 'h 'n' ''"'rtnmrn' isip't c.n
F''h ~ 'f' e'N'''iir.t Niaer
lfquit nie rrtdicatota ia sorrrsi us.
VIII nnt meieuC, rhanet iAr r.luf 0t
int iNpel in thc counterfeit orler a
Min ii white WHSLE tbc Same 0raHI.lfni
IA . sd ...aH. Al D. .H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
CASCARETS FOR
YOUR BOWELS If
HEADACHY, SICK
TO MONT CLEAN Tuua BOWEL. s
AND END HEAnAcFE. colOS.
SOUR STOMACH.

fut nkssie ls,st rnee .tsr saiia rsrs
sassef ctl or i'urEative Waters whtah
merely fierce q pAsssNewax tafopkh thf
hawnlrl hui 40 ma shnfpnRnly eiesns,
ftvshen and purify ,hesc arsmaee ~,
kans, and have no sffcct Whatever snse
the liver and stomach
Keep your AinasaeA~ piSre ard f1rsa
with caHArets which ihotoaNNl
sisHhse the stomach, rotnrtt thp nuH
festoal sraf fao1 and soul sAasA. tahf
shs rNpeNs bile fFpna the llNrt and cAl,
nNt 81 the kNstNsn Al the foasslaAses'
weste matter nnA pulaens Ii lha hov
~
A Casesgst iesnssh1 win make >er
fsql srsAt h> mefnlKn TbeV usHs
vhiie sow s1eep sever crime. Hstkn0
Ana osi nnls 10 etnga bssx lfaa sau
dtaEeisi. millions al nsa amt wome
tHke a nascAfss pnN ana thha and ncs
~ hass NeaGAeAc. hilippspeae. Sewers
Gclda Indigestion. Soar Stomach n
y'ons'ilatst npNsis cascArels hcseas
" every horashriA ehlllgsn gsaes luss
shsra, ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION

faasr fsres u wsNs end Refbsff
Z fia.snp1ff 20 bf6mfetiiis are lr ~
ens ATTENDING district caart
81 T. u1hnes - Haaxea travelling
fferif scent Ter ~ J. a n uas ~
tse et5 yfs'ffaef on business mis-
slse
0srlara % Sitter hand agent g Pal
farfiaa j. Ia ne ciiy sieppinS a. tAf
NYffee
gamsa = wright and Nife . s-n
AI'Npie we're amofE yesiffiat's ~
nyas ai a. Nsess
n W Nasestt - Heaeior "a % ftt
eity fnf q sssrni faYs staT arriving
yerisstas
A pstefs sho has been here far ihe
fasf wsfs sfwrfaHg mafnins hfi iDf
h's hems n Tp}hr
ST. g. Cotton dislfiei aaeti fer tnt
i>.siir.iuagf Company ls in iHf 500 an
lhalneas ifip
gtan Anneg isfi seaefday faf san
tnteni9 ~ = ahor' business -tfip
nnAt wns 10 cpsAtias several
f1yE is san Apionlp 90 q business mis-
aon
aiesdanea " Cammins o Hol
brock ani Do - jnuts e WaGlshefc
apeiH yesterday boo tie c.sy alea'a AL
fha Nlsefa
% Carroll ~ iitafioa. Represent
inr % ~ o. wood Company is in ihe
eifF sippring M The Sneces
lee lHrin advance assent far ihtl
i-.E ~ Ny iicarr ssntnany arsam
panied Hf Mfs i'hrtiu wns ln the clty
yesterday sfftnsiaF fpr uie appearance
q ihf company herv gn ffbmau is
W b. rrlaarF ~ Han AnlonIl and
famef cofpeH rhfihtlin spent son
aaY ana Nanasy here
Iaagr iiN w Greer % Laredo ls ,n
ihr cliy ai'rndins 4Mnet count
% trnaHtw attorney q kinnVNr
~ here fAr thr aiafrlu caHft Term ilr
s afeomp4nifi hl Mr cfeHahaW
b. anas Sol a,une aad n
i1nna NJ honHinun wrra visitors n thr
.uf lofsfaas
lHn 20 Fwerntf ana wife frtehtl .
iha e'il msf nishi fnm cmcaF1 tn
fpDn1 sFt'ri Wff}e herr AS tfh nuessa
4 49, suf Aif D. a e1rdea at thslrI
ANno les ihs North Beach addition
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
NEAR DEATH
by SMOTHENING
But Husband. With Aid Of cardai,
Effects Her Dehysrasee.

Diaper. n c. Mrs. Helra Dallon. OF
i'ls place, says salsrgcd iof wears
Win pains Ia ny len side. ana weald
sllen alWoSl km0taei % death.
MsdlSineS patched nc 40 Cor awhile
hf ihcn wosld set Verse araa. lnai-
", clt hushsnd decided he Matted me "a
tF N1sdul, the WcuaaR'S toniO. So ne
haifhi me 4 hoit'r and | began sssine 4
Y I'D ne more good yhah al sAe ned.
sinys ! had t4kca.
| have lataSeJ many al MY hisnaS 10
~ N9sdul, and iAey az say they have
eeen benefited hy iiS NE. There arvsr
aas been, ard never wsA ee, 4 medic.ne
% eomnafe with Cartu. hchsve Il h
I good alcdselne tos az weRsaa3 uca-
hits =
fcs over 80 years, Cariui hss heen re.
hctinH N,nsans S.li,rfiaNx and bu,itins
weak women 10 70 AezlAh and strength
\ yea are a Woman. give ia iau trial.
Y shensd surely help yoa. as Il has 4
uillica cthcss.
0aa bu'ile 0! carlu t,-day.
,Nee. cAEARses, xtsxn. L. isst,s
e@fAff N9W. tataf4ats@&xs faan. ~ - ~
t-.,s : l.aei % 4csf use All % nsss tsss 49,.
- Nsa'sA Av-aa rltsD4. NC lxs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
PASTOR PARK AVE CHURCH
RECEIVED SOUND POUNDING
seNer,S N'ne Members 81 chursh Lat
Night ~peundedr Rev. o. q.
Seatk

Rev y = Stlgh, pastor ~ the pars
Avenue Baptist Church las, nish, r.
eeaNcd a sourd pounding.
Nc tho poerding VAS NOT An IN
niannsree one by any meanS ia, q, ~.
s.'','rafS vas such ihat Rev south
ana VITO Niil doubtless hope fos man,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09

N".t' sinir hta Nre W4fe ir .Ailr
~ 5000. and anaettf h tiasa.asen
Ness' iie Nel Ne 'hiri IN Csrisa en-,
.SAneas on "Wednesday. rt,ntra hef
RnnsS's,N mstsied her fe4daN. W. 4.
,ssissl SpnaAy sna ssatsacsa "a - 81
rateseas - ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09

"N%se stnftrtt eofntAtffe. Nftcf -
way coyn.miliions have sono VITA -
1his. 7 '--nothlng Ike 81 eytz $3.50
some fclks, 10 this day. paftfr sra.s
Win handaFes, sticky tape, thlea f,iet's-s.<.
corn p1lling" salycs, gourc cofns
wtth Knives. snip tAs,n with sciss,+
iaAke them bleed and tarn howl lasses
they cant ST T.d q sore ccrr&
or le-i f.' Iaerss nothing 20 ~
nllly drops. Tie work Ia done. n 80
II DOS the rest. No pain. no fssstn<. Y =,
changing saosS % iiMrips. u nsv
fails. Iry = tonlkh al Tor auy csrrs- eas. ~
Wait o. oanlon- ~ enre tAst sus
GH fs-i IT and Hothiug else.
GET>-II" Ia sola IS drurEists esf<x
whera, IS q bottle. or seat direct ~
lAwrenee 8 Co ChisAxo.
-6sTs-iY- is soda ia cerpus cAfsf' 7
a. H. Bingham.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-09
Corn. Mad Z Use
"GETS-IT," It's Sun
Make, Corns YanI,h 80 MarsI

a hasa cap 40 Ain makes 20 go
,etn. h.a yon Iut arcaa q Jig
90 81. suftfois 10 anh comes = -
r." lHH tHNF yong cOrn-saae ~ 49,
dfs. slH14ie as taslnu Oh ear hall I<tn
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15
Ladies Club Social.

On Friday, April 9th, the Ladies
Social Club was entertained by Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. G.. II.
Wise at the home of Mrs. Tas lor.
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. McClenathar, who is act
ing rs chairman during the Vice
Presidents absence. Mrs. Wise
resigned her place on the charity
committee and Miss O'Niell was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
After the business meeting artistic
leaflets, containing a floral love
story, having blanks to be filled in,
Ivy the ladies from names of flowers,
trees and shrubs, which had prcvi-
ously been pinned upon the backs
of those present, were distributed.
After much wrinkling of foreheads
md racking Of brains time was call
ed and the story with blanks prop
erly filled in was read by Mrs. Wise.
Mrs. Mace came off victorious and
vas rewarded with very dainty
hand made handkerchief.
Then delicious refreshments, con-
,isting of ice cream, cake and coHec
were served. The guests soon ts'k
their departure after having spent
4 very pleasant afternoon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15
School Notes.

Those neither absent nor tardy
luring the month OF March were:
Seventh grade:
Kathryn Mihelich, Annie Paste,
George Stcitzer, Anton Yoklavich.
Sixth grade:
Mary Muhvich, Dana Arbanas,
Anna Arnott, Euphemia Gardiner.
Mary Kapusin, Irene Kerr,
Mildred Miller, Marguerite Roberts
Florence Velotti, William Boyle
John Gibson, James Hed!ey,
Anton Krizmunich, Frank Mace,
Anton Mihclich, Matt Malensek,
Carmen Mcdonald, John Saya,
Joseph skoif,/ John sporcich.
Fifth grade:
Stephnna Arbanas, Mary Panian,
Jack Ball, Ernest Botteniield, q,
JESSIE HEucHEMER,
Teacher.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

The many friends of Mr.. ard
Mrs. W. &. Evans. former residents
of this place, will learn with deep
regret OF their death, recently, al
{ hico, California. Tho death Of
Mr.. Evans occurred first, his aged
wife following him few days later.
When their daughter, Miss Hattie,
was teaching in our schools, several
years ago, her parents were promi-
nent in the social life Of Crested
Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Miss Connor, niece of MIR. and
Mrs. G.. II. Wise, came in Sunday
to visit them n few weeks. She has
been taking in the delights of the
Expositions for several weeks, and
took tie opportunity to visit
Crested Butte while enroute to her
Chicago home.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Mrs. Grace Mosher Dewing arri-
we'd on the train yesterday, from
Wichita, Kansas, where she has
been visiting her husbands $ mother.
She and her baby daughter, Ruly,
will be cordially welcomed by her
many friends in this, her native
town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Miss Ella Snyder came up from
Gunnisoa to spend the week end
with her friends, Mr.. Frank Sam
sells family. She returned Sunday
morning accompanied ny Daisy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Morris Roth returned from his
home visit to Cleveland, Ohio, Sum
day, but sad to say, ALONE. He re-
por:.s all the residents of that burg
who formerly lived in Crested Butte
as doing well, but with slight long
ing for the bracing airs OF Crested
Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

The newly elected Mayor and
Town Officials rendered Il matinee,
moving picture show and dance
to the people of Crested Butte, last
Saturday as token Of appreciation
of, and thanks for the cordial sup
port given them at Tie recent lnu-
nicipal election.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Superintendent Manley, of the
C. +. IL L., brought his family in
yesterday and will occupy the mine
supclintendcnt's residence on the
mesa, now occupied by Mr.. John
Arnott, who will resume occupation
of his own property near the Catho-
tic Church.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Dan Mcdonald walked over from
Gothic yesterday and says it was a
hard trip as the snow is very soft.
In the deepest places snow averages
abou. two feet.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Our streets have been livencd by
the presence of number of down
the-vallcy ranchmen, each and all
of whom feel positive this will be a
banner season for crops, and report
the cattle and horse outlook rs being
exceptionally good.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Mrs. Harry Mccormick made the
hard trip from Floresta last week,
and was the guest at the home Of
DR.. Taylor oyer the week end, leav-
ing on Monday for Denver, to visit
with a sister for some weeks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Hon. W. S. IIunason has finish
ed his legislative duties and is ey-
pected home in day or so.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15
Piano for Rent-With privileg,

Piano for Rent-W'ith privilege
OF buying later and having rent paid
apply ON the price or will sell now
10 responsible party on easy month
ly, quarterly or somI-annual tarms.
Write for particulars 10 THE
KNIGH T-CAMPBELL MUSIC
COMPANY, DENVER, COLO
RADIO.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15
Local News

Mr.. Ncrzuh was out in his car
Sunday, the first on our streets this
season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Leo Long, VIM. Snyder, Al Ar
mold and Simpson RiEcr, are all in
Gunnison this week serving as jury
men in the District Court.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Jack McWillinms and wife came
down from Florcstn last Friday and
are in town visiting friends and rel
utives.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

E<s Lump soft coal 800 per ton
delivered. Anthracite coal $3.50
per ton delivered. Leave orders
with Richard Williams, Agent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

james Spann, accompanied by his
wife, motored np from Jacks Cabin
early in the week. He experienced
little trouble in making the trip.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

George Andreatta is busy these
days making some repairs and i'm
provements in and around his resi-
denee on Elk avenue.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Money to lean on approved
security. 5. u. RopINsoN.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Mrs. Harry Necsham of Somerset.
came in Tuesday to visit with Mrs.
Jack Ncesham.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-04-15

Since assuming control of the PILOT
we find on the delinquent list number
of names. We would like to retair
each and every one of these and any
one knowing themselves so indebted
will confer favor by sending the
amount due to S. c. Robinson or tt
j. l.. WISE,
Lessee.