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Copeland Is Acquitted on
Charge of Killing Black
nv Assnciatad Press.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov, 1.-THE jury
in the case of John Copeland, charged
with the murder of William Black. an
lecturerer, at Marshall.
Tex, ir February 1915, today returned a
verdict of not guilty.
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GERMANY ASKED To
SUPPLY DETAILS ON
SINKING OF MARINA
President Wilson Directs That
All Possible Haste Be Made
in Obtaining Facts About
Ships Destruction
by Associated Press

LONDON. Nov. Further afiidavits
from American survivors Of the sunken
British steamer Marina says the vessel
had 4-T-inch gun mounted asteru. but
that IL was not used As the ship had no
warning OF the submarine attack. and
n was too late after the torpedo had
hit the vessel
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YOUR HEARY

Does it FIutter, PalpitaUS
or Skip Beatsf Heve you
Shortness of Breath, Tens
derness, n u IN b n ess, or
Pain in left 81 de, Dizziness,
Painting Spells, Spots be-
fore eyes, Sudden Starting
in sleep, NerVOusd ess,
a -. WNaN- k..NTz
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
no Suinner 100 Years Ago

Apropos of the recent cold snap Il
paper, recently received by Mrs. a.
Decker, from her former home IN
Nrrmont-The Bennington, VT,
Banner contains very interesting
article on the year without SUM
mer. Mrs. Decker has frequently
heard her grandparents and their
lifelong friends talk of their expert
ences through that awful year. In
June snowstorms prevailed and pep
ple were frozen to death. There
was ice and snow every month OF
the year. 1t seems almost incredi-
bic that people could be frozen to
death in the latitude Of Vermont IN
the last of June, but several were
frozen to death that summer.
The farmers tried 20 do the usual
farm work but had to wear heavy
overcoats ard mittens and their la
Dor was useless for the crops could
not grow. June was cold, July
colder, and in August ice an inch
thick or more was almost every night
Many believed the end OF the
world was at hand and some OF the
PEOPLE killed their stock and then
committed suicide. 1916 can well
be called the year with no spring,
summer or autumn.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22

to believe, will be o2ene about
May the first. Pumping water out
OF the mine. rchnbiIating the mill,
building the dam and tlume and
other essential repairs and improve
.ments viii be made taking up fully
month.
Information we have received to
the effect that the Sheep Mountain
Tunnel mine will resume operations
at an carly date, possibly under an
entirely new management and with
sufficient funds TO make good.
The new lessecs Of the Lead King
are exrected to arrive here about
May first to examine the property
aud to make ready for taking out
and reducing the ore.
y letter received from Porter Ne
son a short time ago indicates that
he is seriously considering working
one or more OF the mines which lac
owns III this district.
Concerning the valuable Ajax,
owned by Steve Day of Gunnison,
we have heard of this valuable prop
erty, from which several carloads Of
good grade silver ore were shipped
in former years, is to be opened ur
and shipping resumed As soon IL
roads and weather will permit.
Iii is oar understanding that MIR. Day
has interested some people from L.
tab in the Ajax, and that these men
made an examination Of the prop
erty last summer. II is these men
who will assist in renewing oper-
ations.
Kemrer Dunlap, who made what
is probably the biggest zinc strike in
this district, short distance from
the C.Y NJ. quarries OF Nu,e creek,
is experted ia shortly to further de-
velop his find.
Several sales Of mines are row il
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22

p ects us to do more den we can do.
When we don't do no more than
we won't do, den we cant do no
more den We will do. Dem con-
tountet vellows come down here
and worry the life out of MS vellcrs,
len we blow 'em in around town OF
IN evening and treat 'em like kings
und den they go of kicking Ike tam
mules, :"
The firstpiano that ever came here
arrived few days ago from Poncha
springs, the property Of alr. G. n.
Williamson. Il is Il Steinway Up
right Grand.
The Bullion King was working
me shift Of tea men, ?. F. il5poli
superintendent; Ruby Chief, twelve
nIcn; Neuango, twenty men, Mr..
Copley, Supt. Forest Queen, three
shifts. Ira Brown, superintendent.
Many other prospects were being
worked.
The bell for the church has arriv-
ID and will be put in place soon.
We have bran new church-hnest
N the county-and oe!l, but nary
preacher. o, Lord have mercy on
he multitudinous sins of this COM
nunity, for they know not what to
do.
The boys of the Ruby Chief mine
gave a very pleasant dance one
night last week ut the residence OF
Mrs. Chestnut. There was good
attendance and the manner in which
all enjoyed themselves was pleas
are to behold.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
Charles Matt ws Found

The body of Charles Matthews,
the express messenger lost n-thc
Black Caron snow side wreck ol
March lst, was nd last Tuesday
AT point six miles below. The
Body had been sorty-nine days in
the river and was in an eddy on the
far side hom the railroad, and fear
we're felt that it could not be secured
rs the river here forms one Of tls
most dangerous rapids in the canon
,ir. NJ. e. walsh, Curriraati see
lim foreman and fornerly Il uie d.
Der ut q coat life saving crew, finally
ucceeded in getting across the rive
n the only craft availIbIc-a leaks
.anvas canoe secured the body an
lowed it across the river where il
was placed on a hand car and take
TO Cimarron aud sent ON to Denves
where his family reside.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
Rock Creek minrs District
Marble Booster

Marble Booster
With silver quoted at above G2
cents per ounce, lead selling close to
$500, copper topping the market
ut S27.00 to $1,000, zinc prices soar-
ing and fluetuating until no bid
stands permanent,it is moral cer-
tainty that mining will boom every
where this year.
With the mountains to the East
and North and South of Marble full
of the aforesaid metals, a revival of
the mining activity the '70's seem 5
to he assured for this section this
summer.
Indeed. the next month will see
n great change for the better in this
district. and miners and capitalists
will be coming in to take charge Of
properties, to open up the mineral
bearing veins, and to erect cpncentra-
tors and seperators to reduce the
product.
1t is claimed by miners and pros
pectors to whom this belt is known
that tungsten, which has so excited
the mining world in late months,
exists in this belt, andthat it can be
profitably mined. Any number
of local miners have stated their in
tentiona of prospecting what are con-
sidered to be tungsten regions.
The first property on which actual
,productio work will be done is the
Whnpper The jig is ready to be
packed up the hill to the mine. and
ON Tuesday Of this week Ed Barton,
one of the active owners, started
afoot for the mine, to inform him
self how soon it will be possible To
to move the jig and supplies and to
get busy in taking out and reducing
ore.
The Black Queen we have reason
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22

in Heuohemer cl * of elct'n
and retng ballot box 800
T McCann elk of elc;n 500
1t was moved 10y kochevar sec
by Ne'lotti that bills he allowed as
read and warrants be drawn in pay
lnent. Roll call, ayes all.
Moved by Ne!otti sec by Mooney,
that bin OF G.. 4. L. Il W. Co. be
allowed. Roll call Bennett, no;
ltochevar, Panian, Mooney and
NeloIti, aye, Carried.
The Finance committee reported
Treasurer ) report for quarter end
ing March 3lst as correct and 1t
was moved by Mooney sec by Ben-
nett that report be accented. Gag.
RED. Moved by Bennett sec by
Kochevar to adjourn. Carried.
NJ. /. MILLER.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
s----
RIGHT MARKET FOR PoULTM
Curing Holiday Season Many Pouter4
ero Shove Stock Forward, lcav-
ing Their Pens Bare.
summer or autumn.

Tho holiday season offers the larg-
est market for all kinds of poultry,
but then, TOO, the supply is also very
large. as many poulterers shove their
poultry on to the market then, ieay-
ing their pens bare for further selling
This has its advantage in closing up
that part of the business and getting
tho price in the pocket and into use.
but sometimes all poultry is not in
its best condition ct that time.
There often happens to be late poul-
try, even in pretty well Regulated
poultry yards. This late .atcclS is not
as large and plump as the older stock
is. and hence 1t will not fetch tho
prico the heavier viii, unless it may be
chickens that are ready for broilers-
These nearly always net a big prics
per pound, although the numbers OF
pounds is hardly plural, a pound and
half being about right.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22

the process Of being negotiated, and
some bond and lease deals pending.
Thesewill be made public rs soon as
concluded
About two weeks more OF such
weather a. we have been having the
last two or three weeks viii permit
of passage to aud frofa Crystal. viii
butone or oshort stretches Of slid
snow to cros.. Az Schoiieid, in the
big park, the snow is reported Us be
ing from twelve to fourteen fec
deep.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
Wedding Bells
Stobs--Mosac,

In Cunnison, Thursday evening,
tlurch 10Th, 1916, Mr.. Edward
ilosher, of Fellows, California, and
Miss Rebecca Stobs, OF Crested Butte
rhe happy compile came up fro'.
Gunnison yesterday and were met Il.
a crowd Of relatives and friends.
Mr. Mosher is Crested Butte boy by
birth. the son Sc Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mosher, now of California, and grew
to manhood here. His bride is
sister OF Mrs. S. G. Bottepiield, and
both have many friends who wish q
long and happy life and all The cooG
the gods have in store. They will
remain here about weel, and then
20 to Fellows, California, where the
groom has been in business the past
year.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
T'airSy-sour Years ago

'r - = -H''-a~ - .~'s =
Howard Smith is up from Crested
Butte to look at his bonanza, the
Ruby Chief.
!. B. Thonpaon the cashier Of TIE
5anl, at Crested Butte was recent
visitor in camp.
Judge Lamb, an OLD citizen OF
Inuisou county and vi . Wa iIen-
iiiJd with Ruby eampin 1879, died
few days ago in Gunnison
Tie ranchmen on the reservation
not fifty miles west OF here are put
ting in their crops and anticipate q
rich harvest in the new Eldorado.
[1'his is the present rich North Fork
country
IN soineto Crested Butte last Fri
lay, distance OF eight miles, we
passed eight freight teams. That does
aot hook as tho we We're showed in
or under, nor that business is at a
sta,idstill.
'Fhe trims 80 Fl have made good
iue, few accidents aud delays, over
iarshal pass rs well as Crested Butte
Notwithstanding the prophecies OF
ONE 90 the wiScacres, who predicted
ha. trains could never get over in
ne winter time.
Oar old friend Julian reports
rgant four thousand wagons on the
-oad 6etween Pueblo and this place
III bound for RUBY camp.
Ben Scott, brother u Dave Scott
# Crested Bntte, was drowned near
jrand Junction recently while eros
ing the Grand river in a canoe-
Smith Cullom says when he went
o Gunnison last week he. had to
ay sixty-iive dollars school tax
Now he Is looking around FOR wild
'w-with eight or ten children, SO al
n get even by sending them to I'll,
5.hool.
Crested Butte is full of merchan
,iise and machinery TO come "
acre as soon rs the road is open.
Mrs Isaac Baney has gone for
visit to her old home in Missouri.
Billie Muncey, the anthracite Goa
King Is down at the Buttes get,inl
teady to HE himself OF to his Goa
2anks.
Mr. James tovesy is a man after
rur own heart, he took pity On the
Pilot man today and senthim arouno
1 nice roast OF beef. II we had any
aody to cook ii We would have q
linuerparty aud invite the whole
ncighborhood to eat withus. Thanks
Brother Lovesy thanks.
Mrs. Ira Brown, after a pleasant
visit in Irwin with her husband star
ted for her home in Maysvillc Mis-
souri, last Tuesday. MIR. Brown az
companied her rs far rs Gunnison.
Mr.. B. T. Ayers, proprietor of the
Winsor Hotel started on trip tc
Kansas City and Chicago on Tues
day to be gone for about six weeks
William Baldwin, the popular caterer
will have charge of the Winsor il
The absence If Mr.. Ayers, assisted
by the coal banker, Billy Muncey,
whose duty maiuly viii be to enter
tain the arriving capitalists.
The county commissioners had
troubles then same az now and Char
lie Bieble summed up the situation
thusly: Them tam Ruhyites ex-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
Floresta Branch
Being Opened

Supt. Deuel. and crew of men
brought the big rotary up and start
ed to open up the Floresta branch
on Monday. They. are experiencing
considerable difficulty as the SHOW
is solidly packed and plenty OF ice
on the track. They hope to have
the branch clsar by the last Of next
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
Town Counci.
Crested Butte, Colo,
April II, 1916.

At a regular meeting of the Board
Of Trustees Of the Town OF Crested
Butte held on the above named date
there were present: Mayor Taylor,
trustees Bennett, kochevaf, Panlan,
Mooney, Velotti absent, Neesham.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and upon motion
Of Bennett sec by Panian were
adopted AS read.
Thefollowing bills were then read:
Elk Mn. Pilot clks sigma
ture and postage l'Jo
Elk Min. Pilot, el'ctn sup
plies and pub official list of
nominations i.lo
Elk Mtn Pilot pub min for
March and ordn 'ce No. Ill 1l.6o
Rudio Kochevar removing
nuisance 'oo
O \ Dram Local Register . 20
G T Diel . ds dep marshal $50
Frcd Miller q 5 so
Matte . st'mps and st'nry l.5O
. cnv'sng elct'n rt'ns 800
OFNipro Z" g 800
NJ We,ch /" t" 800
Joe Ingham idg Of elct,n aud
service ON registry board 1890
JOS Paste, ir. idg of election
and service on, reg try board lou
II I Smith jdg OF eictn. svcs
on registry board and ring
election. returns le.oJ
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22

Mr.. A. p. Nelson has been in
town this week gathering data foi
hia forthcoming book on Gunnison
county. He has mighty big sub
iect to handle and if done on the
lines he has planned, will be a good
advertisement OF this great county.
Poverty 10 net crime. bu. the pea.
atty is hard labor lust tie en1la.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1916-04-22
WI EEaffch DO You Prefer?

It Is important for reaso1s of health and
practical economy for every housekeeper
10 ask herself t!.is question:
"Do prefer pzare baking powder like
DR.. Prices, made OF crea1E CT tartar derived
from grapes, CT am l wiling TO use a baking
powder made Of alum or phosphate, both
6c-ived from mineral sources"
The ratues of the ingredients printed
On the label show whether the kind you
ere now using or GHy brand, Tle,p or old,
ti.Gt may be offered is a genuine cream
Of tartar powder, o.. merely q phosphate
or alum compound.
There IS TO 1,nm nor phosphate in
DR.. 5saECE's CREAM BAKING POWDER
FADE FROM CREAM or TARTAR
DERIVED F-cORl GRAPES
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of the authority and directions
contained in the deeretal order of the
Chaneery Court Of Chieot County. made
and entered on the lth day Of January A.
d. 1916 in certain cause No. 2S64)
then pending therein between Miss
Lille lsom successor. etc. to w. H..
lsom, deceased. complainant, and l..
NJ Carroll and Celestia Carroll. de
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Com
missioner of said Court, will offer for
sale at public vendue to the highest
bidder. az the East door or entrance of
the County Courthouse, in which said
Court is held, in the County of Chicot,
within the hours prescribed by law for
Judicial sales on Thursday, the
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Conclusion.

II DR. Borugh Is so pressed for
issues in this campaign that he Will
stoop to such tactics as the above,
how can the people OF Arkansas put
faith In any statement that he makes :
He seems TO have gone wild in his
efforts 10 splatter mud AT me and TO
create false impression in the minds
OF the people, Gradually the voters
OF the state are learning the true
character OF this man Brough-this
imported. poetical, tax lodging high
browed college professor, and II |
read the signs OF the times correctly
they Will resent WITH their votes the
tactics he has employed in this cam
paign by buryingI him beneath an
avalanche OF honest votes
EARLE W. HODGES
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Better Farming Hints.
By State and Federal Extension Di
vision, Fayetteville.

| BY State and Federal Extension Di-
vision, Fayetteville.
SHUN PEDDLERS.
The greatest hindrance to pros
/ porous agriculture in most parts Of Ar
kansas Is the crop mortgage system
and its twin evil the supply store
] The next affection is the country ped
dler who sells things the farmer can do
without at about two prices on the bait
of easy payments No payment is
easy or right but a cash payment.
Recently a band of ten sleek well fed
peddlers landed at a county seat town
in Arkansas, hired team and buggy
and driver and struck for the farm
homes to sell $50 stove for $50 on
f three years time The company was
unknown to the farmers and yet in less
than week over sixty farmers had
bought stoves at prices way beyond the
price of the best ranges made in Amer-
ca and handled by their local dealers.
where they could have had two guar
antees, that of the company and the
! local man The farmer with the cash
or without the cash l. far safer with a
local merchant than with peddlers
Swat the peddler.
CLEAN bitches AND CREEKS.
Now Is the time for farmers to see 10
the bitches and creeks. to clean cut the
trash. limbs and trees. and make an
easy path for the food waters Of the
summer to get away Many spoiled
acres could be saved by few hours in
the spring. y day with a shovel now
may be worth fifty dollars next June.
New channels may be cut, if desirable.
by the farmers much cheaper than to
let the flood cut them
COOKING SCHOOLS.
The Extension Division of the TN
verslty of Arkansas, cooperating with
the L. ) Department of Agriculture.
Is holding two-day cooking schools
this spring \ school will be held IN
small towns or in the country school
house where fifteen or more women
will agree to attend for the four SEES
sions, entertain the teacher and furnish
by donation or purchase. the necessary
provisions, costing about So SO Ladies
who want such a school should write to
MIR. W. {. Lassetter. Assistant Di-
rector of Extension, Old State House,
Little Rock. Arkansas
SAFE FARMING.
Safe farming IN Arkansas this year
means enough garden for all the year.
enough corn for all tha stock for all
the year, enough potatoes for all cash
purchases for the season, enough eggs
for the housewife pm money for books
for the children and enough pigs for
the meat and hundred dollars besides
and then about one-ffth less cotton
than last year.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Oath Day of February A. D. 1916,

the following described real estate to-
Wit Lot Is, Block g. Holland 5 Add
ton to the Town of Dermott. in Chcot
County. Arkansas.
TERMS OF SALE: On a credit of
three months, the purchaser being re
quired to execute bond as required by
law and the order and decree of said
Court in said cause. with approved Sc
curity bearing interest at the rate of
6 per cent per annum from date of sale
until paid, and lien being retained on
the premises sold to secure the payment
of the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
January a y. 1916.
3t f, p Toney,
Commissioner in Chancerv
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
MAY Buy for Own Use.

Phoenix. Ariz.- Importation Of IL
ouor into Arizona for personal use
Is not IN violation OF the Arizona
statewide prohibition law. which be,
came effective January /. 1915, ac-
cording to an opinion handed down
by the Arizona State Supreme Court
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17
Ties Wanted.

Two Hundred Thousand White and
Red Oak Ties wanted.
am advised by the Railroad Com
pany that the demand this year will
Justify quite an increased production,
and that regular inspection may be ex-
pected +. p Remley.
Dermott. Ark. Jan. 26 1916 y
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17

poration dong business in and under the laws of
the State of Arkansas will sell at public auction
in the offices Of said Corporation IN Eudora Ark.
1890 o. of the Capital Stock of said Corporation
represented by Certificates Nos. re and * of
and 80 shares respectively. issued To K. u. Dun
can each share representing $3.50
81 Bank of Eudora, Eudora Ark.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-02-17

When in need of good Cook Stove.
don forget that We have the famous
Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges Der
mott Hardware q Furniture Company.
Phone s