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BATTEN EMPLOYEES DANCE.
Advertising Firm Celebrated An.

Officials and staff Of the George Battcn
a. Co. advertising agency, 4Sl Fourth
avenue celebrated Ito twenty-hfth am
niversary at "a dinner and dance al the
Waldorf-Astoria "Wednesday night. Two
hundred persons attended.
Beautiful White Space or. Tho Mys-
terry Of the Wrong sized Cut" "A f~arcical
rkit. was produced by members Of the
company. Among the characters repre-
scented were Blue Pencil. old Man Ap-
propriation aud SLrty Line Single. ON
Gals AZ well as stan members OF the
'sency were represented IN the ira csty.
y handsome souvenir piece was pre-
scnted to Mr.. Bat'en in commemoration
~ the event When Mr.. Hatten started
me business he had only ore assistant,
who Is still In the organization.
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SUICIDE MAY BE CRONES.
Chicago Detective on WY I" COM
necticut to View HOdH.

BRipJEroRT. Conn March Ca
younr man who's. body was found hang
ing IN the woods near Milford Last
saturday is now believed 10 ho jean
,;roncs, the soup %poisonrr. The doscrip-
tiop ~ the man body aud that at
Cronos's tally in almost every detail. A
Chicago detective Is on his way here
to View tho body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
FIGHT ON FOR BREAD
LIKE MOTHER MADE
Ward. the Baker. Denies That
lie Uses Plaster Of Paris or
..Poi>Ons" Public.

hLRsNY. March 3n.--That the people
merely wait tic Mind Of bread "moth"r
used 90 make without unnecessary
chemicals bordering on plaster Of paris
ammonium chloride and calcium ~ phn'".
WIS the "~ou''utluu - senator James j,
Walker Va supporting til" Walker oii'E
pure bread rll TODAY before IN" senate
ll,al,h Committee. " enacted INTO Law
" would compel manufacturers ot bread
using SPECIAL chemical preparations to
specify on "A printed label upon each loaf
IA" ingredients II contained.
Tho " ard Baking company. repre-
scented by George :. Ward. William
Noble and a number OF scientific cApcrt5
insisted hat the hill WAS aimed solely
at their concern. Mr.. Ward added that
attachments 20 the effect that lie was
using plaster OF paris and did not care
II his bread poisoned tho women and
children of the state were sl.ud"ruts
and o~utragcous.
In addition TO the statement. Of the
scientists It letter was read hF the
opponents Of Tia" hi. from br, Harvey
" VILE. former chief Of The l,dcrtl
food bureau. opposing III" bill. Assem-.
hlymtl 'uney ',u-cl tho hearing ly
reading another letter from br Wiley.
In this communication thC - expert
wrote that h. was decidedly opposed "a
the addition of ammonium chloride and
calcium sulphatc 70 All the development,
% yeast
"I wish II were possible for me 10
give my testimony free Of charge reao
.Assemblymau coffcy from br. Wiley
letter. YOU recognize. however. tina
my professional services At the present
time ar my only means OF livelihood,
will very gladly go before tho New Yort
State Legislature II tho date does NO
a. 49,. - 80 ,.~ 1890
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SEES WAR AS KNELL
OF SUFFRAGE TALK
Mrs. Dodge. Anti Leader, Says
II Would Unite Women
for Nations Work.
500 LAuD SENATOR BROWN

III this country goes " war WV"
Mcxico-t,nd to-day's papers are enough
.. ,t,., u,.,c N, Tho brink .f war
!, Iii, ,,,i nm .nI 4, mn, J.rucd sui.
-,
III. >r,hur ,t Dodge. president Of
IN, N,,ion,I Association Opposed 10
." s,,~r.,. ,ir,. ,xnrcsseJ herself
""'''' ,nn, ~ ,hc Sow York
:. ."' a.""i.,tnu ,,nno..d 4, Woman
snur,,. "A, tbc Rjltrprc Yesterday.
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say. town VIII O." Anti.

",,r viii i,c when Iowa votes on the
question iu June" she said. "The ret
cr-udum viii undoubtedly 60 against the
sufrraglsts there and that will he the
nuish. The cause Will never gain an
other state"
Makers of the hest bon mot ever
heard iu Albany a. what. Niles emit
DECLARED IN her speech. the ants
urr called bv the .Ncw York stat"
legislators now. The gem which 40
ple,,.d them. .he said. IL the term
''p.stifcrous Hagaing.' by which Mrs.
John Jerome Rooney charscteriSed the
behavior of the suffra gists Al the Capt
tcl.
't:~ycr,whorc I g. now IN Albany
Miss Chittend.u said. TN" men are
augning about that. They say rs
the best thing they ever heard ana
80 true
Miss rhittcndcu dcrlorei tho prospect
Of y 1917 referendum. "lt j. almost
NOR. than my auti-sufragc temperament
can stand She sighed. The p~resids't
If tho state organization ended 10y cali
uc on tho .,uu women present To- tab"
for the" slogan
stand 10y our friend. senator Lion i.
Brown. ssh" LAS stood by u>.'
" don't. IKE tho suTr,gists, deal IN
threats. hut sc stand lay our friends and
W. ffIllililN'N Wv 'E'tANA'fs 80" '"''''
~ th,, clos, Of M,.~ '~hittcndeu's speech
the following telegram W.T. sent 20 soma.
tHr EroUu:
rive hundred vuiu'U. represent z
organizations of women ~ all sections
Of ,h' state, iuior~iuc the action OF
1888" voters ot the state, send you
their profoundly appr.ciativc thanks
| Tor recognizing that the defeat OF the
sun ",CC amendment WAS Of too recent
q date to warrant tn. belief that th.r"
has been any change Of opinion. and
That there are other questions of gray"
Importance demanding the embarrassed
attention of the lawmakers.
\ group of women from senator
| Bruwr's own district sat at Mrs. \.lsoi
! li.rrick Henry liable. among thcm til,
Misses Louise and Anna O'Br.,n al
/ ~atcrtuwu. lUS own town. There wac
much incrriueut over the TACT discios.d
10y one that the senator wife, tw,
daughters and sister are firm suffr,g!sts.
\ t.a'uA OF the luncheon WAS the
presentation 10y Miss carolyn Van Cor,'
,c"ds OF Il" ,rtcrta.nlncut given March
by the Junior League. OF which shc IS
head. She presented an envelope COZ.
tanning $500 Ia Alan 4, llawlc,. prosj
d,ut 81 H., Nrr ClIh WHO was ,Ic",
AID u.'u' e speech to- I've devoted to- III.
training Of tSu Ivit'nrS for service u
c'~c 81 wH she also gave $"Io To Mrs
Dodge for tho national auti-sIffrag
WorN and 5000 10 Miss ,hittcndcn to h,
ur"i ~ the state campaign.
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- -.
VI N"o q ""N "'E '" ''o'soN''t '"'
~ Yesterday. II always " when he
comes 10 town. \ brass band and
three cheers for the neat President"
grectsd NM al tho bazaar Tor jewish
war sufferers at Grand Central Palace.
vh,r, ho ,oid ,h, crowd Tim. ,ho United
80.
O" ~ " ~ ' -
done to put a stop To wronSdoihB
ABROAD, adding IN true Rooscve,tese that
.hc ao.s,., ,,,,, ,ha o,,.r ,o,,o,v "a
a., .ithsr hi. ayh,iny o, h,s charity"
I,,er N, Tho oyr,,e, NJ ,hs U,,rnnoh.
Tam u,,, inc H., ,oc.,,cd ,u,,,ro,s ,uil.
-. ,,n,,, ,i,,,, .x.sa,,,or rb,rlos 4
,,,uiln,~ ~, ,h,, h.,i a., , delegation
from We, yiry,ri, , s,,,c ma, ,c.
,ord.d , di.,,n,, liking for tho Colonel,
I'm m, i,r,sIden,iai ,i.r.i,n cf ,aio and
u,hI,h 80 J,.ni,v . ~.I,,,i,r n,r,h,u,
,hia v..r
..T,,orc.,, ho -, mara husi,s.. ,o.d,x"
Armenia , worker a, IN. J,visb haza,r
uh.n ,ha ,-oIonoi came hc,nnin, nm line
,,an. and ~. h.ns ,,,vei ."Tb, s,,r
sn.n,hd u,uugr, ,nd ., nr.,,v ,iri
ninncJNn .,ru,iion an him and other
$50. .i.I. ,i,,.,t "a, A,,r,,,, 49,,
go :. .u,hn,. -. Lt, -
..n,t.n , 49,, ranr,h,r .h,,,,s,
~, Isl
:" ''O v '"' P.o ~ "
|o'o'e'H soi"s " Sp''"
Called ..Crrrtc.t l.t,tpx AMERICAN"
"snL 10 ."''o"'yr =" t''"'
| viz Ind h,r,,,se IA, il th, ere,,,,, iv.
Ing American he has always understood
the Jewish people. | predict tl0t the
influence OF Col. liooscN.l, viii be
brought To bear on the congress of ma
tons after the var to Remove Jewish
disabilities IN Europe.
When somebody proposed Three
cheers for the next President and
,~vcr,hodv yavo th,m ,h, Colonel M, IN
! n, demurrer
~ wns ,,,ch,a 4, r,,r az 7 have
hc,,d strcc r,,uin,. ir,n ,tts .s,u" "a,
80 ..,h,.. 49,. ~, ,a. 49,, a., ,.,r,,n
s'"' ."' - ~. w. ~,
w. .r'M a.. ,I,,.,
"o"' W So "" 80 ~, ~"
hahu'o ot a hn'' worth perhaps q uo',
iar or '""' winch was ~. Sno n'u an"
Whieh aHe gave h"p'h6 tI"t u insh
alleviate the SutttliE "i thos" worst
of than she "as.
AS YOU know, | feel that the tuitcl
States could have done more than II hhs
done TO put u stop to wrongdoiirS abroad
but II the built Of my fellow country
men 40 not feel that way at any rat" ",
can all join In doing what r possible t.
do 10 help alleviate the suffering, over
II we are not willins-l hope We viii b,
willing-to try to do something to cor
rect the CAUSES OF the suffering.
,..,.,
~ "
Let us try partially to relieve our
selves Of the stigma Of inattentioH Il
our duties and to the suffertngs OF others
Do u In this way: DO II ourselves IN
etead OF waiting until tho other fellow
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"toincidcnt with our investisaiions
abroad w. have been studying the pos
sibilties tor satisfactory hydro. lectrlc
power Ia tho United States. aud We iini
that while In. power physically exists
II T. not available. bctal-c Of govern
mental restrictions
YOU will note tho bill sc Submit,
provides that the company shall deliver
to IN. United States for military o.
naval purposes all or -ny part 81 tho
output OF nitric acid At a price which
snail Insure such profit as 'nc Secretary
of War shah determine to be reason
abb
with ia" way made clear. tho dI
Font company stands ready to uego-
tiatc a contract under which they viii
begin at once the construction of "A plant
III units Of such magnitude rs may hc
agreed ~ between the Government
aud th" dI ont company. the du Font
company L. furnish the "apital.'
senator Cuderw ODD. in advocating "A
iuv,Inimcnt nitrate plant. s.,id that II
the country had the biggest guns made.
the largest army and IA complete fleet ct
supcr-dreadnaughts, its military pre-
parcdncss would still be incomplete II Il
had not "A sufficient supply OF nitrates.
In referring 20 tho du Fonta Mr.,
Underwood continued.
- 40 not mean Ia reflect on tc IN
Pout Powder Company. II has - l-eIti-
mate business. II had "a right before
the House TO oppus a similar provision
which was defeated. The du Pout Pow.
der Company had a right 70 have lie
agent. nruurI the lobby OF the Hous.
and IN IN" Hobbies Of tho Senate. II VA
a right To work Tor tho defeat Of this
provision, bat the Senate OF the United
states has not Il right 20 let tho com,
pany succeed IN defeating IL.
81 nave here and will ask tho clerk ,o
read iu article 10y Hudson Maxim. III.
well known engineer and inventor. 4
Wcugb.r ut the naval consulting boa ri
~ "i.cu h' ~Jcrounc"s proposals. for n,
ruN"rum'ut ownership of munitions
plli's.
"Rut Who q, ilu- Hudson NdAim" ",
is ia, consulting engineer OF Tia du Pom
Powder Company. Yet Nc tries to brlng
! Congress INTO contempt nv SAYING an,
Que ~favuriuH Government ownership l. :
pork barrel politician This from ,
private manufacturers agent!
'"rli"n there IL Hugh Cooper OF New
York. Who is an excellent engineer. and
do not mean to reflect OF him, but he il
= consulting engineer of the .u Pom
Powder Company. That company Ina
obtained an option on ono process q
making atmospheric nitrogen and I
seeking for power sites IN case the waite
power I'LL goes through"
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In the course Of the discussion letters
from the du pont Powder Company
were read. in which that corporation Of
ferod to build "A nitrate plant. submit II
to Government control and utilize
processes they had obtained abroad for
extracting nitrogen from the air. one
OF the letters was addressed to tho Sec
rotary Of War and the other 10 senator
salisbury Of Delaware.
The letter of the du pont
TO tho Secretary OF War was In part as
follows:
several years ago the extraction Of
nitrogen from the air Mas found prac-
teal abroad and with g wow OF implan,-
ing tn" industry IN this ,ountry ,solv-
Ing our problem here at home). the du-
lont company sent 4 corps of It's en-
perfs I" Europe To- thoroughly invcsti-
gate IN" various processes there en-
ployed.
"a a result OF these Investigations
the du Font company purchased ihc
right Of one OF the leading processes
used abroad. which process Is now ~.
ttbl!slcd in Eurvre on n commercial
basis Oh a large scale of production.
AS you know. the process ~ scrur
Ing nitric acid from tho air requires
iarg. units Of hydroclcctrlc power al
"a very low cost.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Notice to National Guard

In view IF t,ie flet that mlny o
our hoys are going to the defense Of
our country, we want to call their
attention to matter tfrat vitality
concerps them.
Many of their Life Insurance Pol
icies provide that in case Of war ,un-
less his policy has been properly
endorsed by the company for such
an emergency, and death occurs
to the insured while on duty, the
insurance cannot be collected.
In order to obviate such an unfort-
unate condition, each soldier shonld
examine his policy and ii it confirms
such provision he should have it
properly endorsed so as to surely
protect his interests.
II SO desired, the policy can oe
sent to the Colorado Insurance De
partment and we will gladly attend
to the whole matter.
r. X. HARPER.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

If you like to dance, bnt do not
care for the more recent rag time"
dances, then be sure to attend the
Married Folks Ball and enjoy your-
self in the stately Lanciers and min
uet >he sprightly polltas, newportS,
varsouvienncs and the rollicking
Virginia rect and similar dances:
all these will be on the program
with the more modern dances and
you wont be able to keep yourself
from enjoying the ball. So be sure
and attend.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
"kMCR,cA FIRST AND AMER
ICA EFFICIENT"

We come to seste in a plain
and direct manner our faith.
cur purpose and our pledge.
This representative gathering is
happy auSury. II means the
otrcngth Of reunion. II rsGrS
that the party o4 Lincoln Is re-
stored, alert, effective. l. means
the unity OF COMMON pcrceo-
tlon Of paramount national
needs. II means that we arc
Mother dcccived nor bonunocd
by abnormal conditions. We
know that we are in a critical
period. perhars moro critical
than any period since thc civi!
War. We nssd dominant
senoo Of national unity: .h. ex-
erclse of our best constructive
powers; the visor and rcsourcc-
fuincss Of ! quickencd America.
We dcalre that the Republican
Party az a great liberty rurty
shall be the agency cf national
achievement. tn. orran CT tho
effective expression OF dominant
Amcricanism. What DO mean
By tha.7 mean America oor-
ec!ous Of power, awake 10 sbil-
CATION. erect in se'f-reapoct, pre-
parsd for every emergency. de-
voted to the iceslo Of peace. in
stinot with tho sfirlt Of human
brotherhood. safeguarding both
individual opportunity and .tac
public Interest, maintaining a
wcii-ordered constitutional sys-
tenn adapted TO local scIs-coycrn-
mont without tho sacrifice OF
essential national authority. ap-
preelstins the necessity Of sta.
bility. espert knowledge ana
thorough organization 80 the In
dispensabie conditions Of Sc
curity and proqreeo: \ country
loved by i:s citizens with a pa
triotic fervor permitting no eivi-
sion In their allegiance and no
rivais In their ameotion--' r,enr
America first and America eff
eicnt." u is In this oplrlf that
rcepond to your summons
Fran Mr.. Hughes anee-h es &C.
ceptsncc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

There is more Catarrl in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and Until the last few
years was supposed TO be iacurnlie.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease and prcscrib-
ed local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven Catarrh to be a constitutional
disease. ard therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarsh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney K
CO., Toledo, Ohio, ia the only constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally. 1t acts directlv on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the 'sys-
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure, Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: +. j. CHENEY q CO., To-
ledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 76e.
Take Halls FANNY Pills fer constipa-
ton.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT
Montrosc, Colorado, July 81, l9i


Notice is hereby given that Luther
McMahill, of Baldwin, Colorado,
who. on July %, 1918, made Forest
Homestead Entry, No 07S3S, for Ea
NEf Sci Sec. SO. and M SWi, SWt
SWt. M SCI sVi, Section "a, Town
ship IA South, Range s7West, N p. M.
Meridian, except a stiip of land 80 feet
wide has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Ernest NJ. Nourse, us.
Commissioner, at Gunnison, Colorado,
ON the 9th day of September. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Russell Shaw, Frank Kunze, Charles
Kunze. Phillip Pressler' all of Baldwin,
Colorsdo.
Coal Lands.
Within National Forest.
O. c. SKINNER.
Register.
First publication August 5, 1916.
Last publication sept. 8, 1916.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Death cf James Grant

James Grant, brother Of Mrs J.
W. Bruce, former residents here and
both well known, died at his home
in Ceaaredge last Thursday. The
Faonian says:
J;.mes X. Grant OF Cedaredge died
last night at $40 O'Clock the end
coming after fonr weeks siege of
typhoid fever. AT the hour of pub
lication no definite plans have been
made concerning burial.
After leaving Paonia, Mr.. Grant
engaged in business at Ceclaredge,
later disposing of that and taking
up agricultural pursuits. He leaves
his wife, one small son, and one lit
tie daughter.
Mrs. Bruce had made several trips
from Paonin to { edaredge, at crti-
cal periods in his illness, but was at
her home when he passed away. A
brother Of Mrs. Grant, Clyde jack
isch OF Telluride, has been with her
.or several days before the end, and
is still in the Grant home.
a host of friends here extend to
the sorrowing ones deep sympathy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Married Folks Bali

That IS what The Ladies' Social
Club calls il, but it is going to be tie
dance of the season for married. and
single, old. middle aged and Young
and with a delicious supper is going
to cost you only one dollar for a
whole evening-or night--of Jolly,
good enjoyment. Come every body
and enioY Yourselves.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
DUTY OF TIE hDM.nlSTEA-
TiON TO STOP : OTIS AND
CONSFiRkClEc.

Wo delounce all plcts and
consp!rac.es IN the interest OF
any foreign nct!on. Utterly ir-
toierable is the uco of our soil
fer alien intri6uss. Every Am.
ecican must unrcscrvedly con.
demn tcm. and support every
eGort for their suppression. But
here. also. prompt. vigorous and
adequate measures on the part
OF the Administration were
needed. There should have
been no hesitation: no notion
that 1t was wise and polite 70
delay. Sach an abuse OF our
territory demanded immediate
and thorough-goins action. As
soon Us the Administration had
notice OF plots and spiracies.
1t was us duty to stop them.
1t was not laclcing in resources.
It's responsibility for their con
rinuance cannot be escaped By
the condemnation of others
From MIR. Hughes speech o!
acceptance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

d. McCullom camein from Lead
vile yesterday to take look at
some fine property he owns over at
Gothie. In the palmy days of silver
the ophir, owned by Mr.. McCollum
was in front rank and now that sill
Yer is coming to its own donbtles s
will again be on the producing list.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Berry pickers are going out every
day with fairly good results. The
gposcberrics are plentiful but the
raspbcrrics are not as good rs usual.
The wild currant promises to be Il
fine crop if fros. holds Off. There
are few domestic fruits tina, give
more delicious results than these
wild fruits.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
THE COMPELLING FERCRA-
TON TO MR.. HUGHES
ACCEPTANCE SPEECH.

We liv. in n fat.fui hour. In
Q true scnse, the ccrtcst for ths
preservation of the Nation 10
never ended. We must oslli be
inbucd with the spirit Of heroic
sacrifice which gave US our
country and brought us safely
through the days OF civil war.
We renew our pledge to the an
Client iocala of Individual liberty,
Of opportunity denied to none
because Of race or creed. Of ur-
sWervins loyalty. We have
vicion Of America prepared and
secure: strong and Just: equal
to her tasks: an excmplar Of
the capacity and efficiency Of
free people. ! endorse the plat
form adopted by the Convention
and accept its nomination.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

A deal OF considerable interest to
the patrons of the photoplay thea
er was consummatet last week when
"a. r. Gulliford disposed oi his
moving picture interest TO { E..
Wilson of Baldwin. Mr.. Wilson is
well known here having conducted
the Photoplay some years ago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

A brother and nephew of G.. H.
Judd came in from Kansas We'd
nesday, and will visit with G H.
awhile. In company with ID.
McCullom they went over to the
cool breezes of Gothic that after
noon
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Don't forget next Tuesday night
August end. Be sure and go.
Tickets only s1,0o and that in
eludes a supper given by those
top notch cooks of the Ladies
Social Club. Supper served at
the hall,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

John Kraschowetz and sister,
Annie, returned to Pueblo Monday,
after two weeks visit with relatives
and friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Johu G ulliford came in from Lead
vile sunday. lie has been in the
cloud city the past month and says
the odd town is in fine shane.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

There will be Episcopal services
at the L. c. church Tuesday, Aug
ust 22nd. Rev, Magnan olliiciat-
ing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Supt. John Arnott of the Smith
Anthracite has decided to have his
family up there with him, and they
are preparing to move.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Loca! News
Weddidg bells before long.

Weather settling and haying in
Rull swing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Mrs. jamie Paulk went up to Flor
esta Monday to remain several davs
if she can stand the high altitude.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
T. c Corona Stan6erd d
Folding Typewriter

Why pay one hundred dollars,
for typewriter when you can
buy a. Corona Visible Writing
Folding Machine fer Fifty dollars
that will do all kinds OF work that
the hundred dollar typewriters,
will do. The Corona cnly
weighs seven pounds and is put
up in little folding sample case.
that may be carried around with,
a shoulder strap, just like an,
Eastman Kodak. Call and see.
the CORONA at the
Robinson Store or the Postoffice..
S.. c. ROBINSON. Agent.
Crested Butte, Co'orada}
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19
Rare Bargain in Piano

For sale, a Hinze piano nearly
new. and of very sweet, expressive
tone Part cash, balance on time
or reduced rates for SPOT cash.
Gall at Pilot office and inspect
the instrument.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Advertise your waNtads in the
Pilot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-08-19

Are yor needing letter heads,
-statenlents or anything else IN thns
line? We can supply you wish neat
ness ana of the best ana!isy oF band
ane. other papers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-24
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Sc salv6 del patlbuIo I'm soIdado
carrancista en- NogaIes, Son.
Eljefe de las arrnas en- esa plaza habia repartido
avisos invitando al pueblo G que
prezenciara 81 espectacuio

DAD ' los A~ap4~aAJeS hoh'"19. H' !"
veclna. un !~acldente que Ponc oe re-
Lleve a Ierocidad Y Ii I"ronclencla &c
IA gente cLe apcya q Carranza.
Hace pocos di@a que un Sotdado ca
orranciNta rooo 4 Il EuJer peroId"'
.!ama"a Am2aEo MARTINEZ unaS ia'd;.
Ue eSraso Fa!oI; c. Soidado d con
sgnado al Juez de FHmeFa ~lHN1a"ct@
para que 10 J"zSara De "quei.a j1''e-
ria, pero dc Ia noche Z "a manai'a' :
tan solo con e o9Jeto DE aparete" CO.
no Observation-Disclosures ener-'c".
ante los habitantes de Nogaies, g je-
re dc las armas en- Ia veclna plaza
dispuso que Sc ~ejecutara a lingo, dan
dole al a~seslHato toda IA lucideS = 2S-
p,endor que acoStumbre Gabriel Ga
yira para tales crimencs en- Cj1dad
Juarez. Al etecro. Miguel Castillo, ca
rraucista que Sc e~ncuentra al frente
de Ia plaza yccina. mand6 repart;r ayi
SOS. como 81 sc Jrata de Il fiesta oe
toEoS, aauncianGo Al puhhco eI iuSi-
lam'ento de lingo que tendrla Lu@1T
q las tres dc Ia tarde del dla dc hoy.