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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-16
80 YEARS AGO
Copied fresn the Filss Of the Elk MI.
Piiet. Thea Printed In 1rwis

sept. 1, 1851, TO Oct. b, 1887.
Sheriff Shores was in town yester-
day.
Dad Price was down from Irwin
last week.
John McKosker has been on the
sick list this week.
John Angus is having his building
painted and papered.
Senator Henry M. Teller has been
visiting in Gunnison.
Dan Miner is on a hunting expedi-
tion down on the North Fork.
Mrs. V. F. Axtell and her daughter
Mary spent last Sunday in Gunnison.
Dick and Will Lloyd are working
the assessment on the Wicklow lode.
Miss Eva Tetard has returned to
her school in Iowa to complete her
studies.
Mrs. Alex Fraser and Miss Matte
Wallace of Irwin. visited Gunnison
this week.
Sam Mosher has gone up to Red
we'll Basin to work the assessment on
the Jacob lode.
Miss Bessie Patrick is spending
the week with Mrs. Charley Robin
son, in Pittsburg.
Mrs. w. H. Miller gave birth to q
fine baby one day last week and Mr.
Miller is very happy over the affair.
Miss Josie Crawford, who has been
employed on the Merry World. in Pu-
eblo. has returned to her Gothic
home.
H. M. Power and j. H. Rockefeller
are still pounding away on the Arctic
They will strike the vein in short
distance.
A large number of prospectors
from Yule creek visited Crested
Butte on Sunday for the purpose of
purchasing supplies.
There will be roller skating race
at the rink next Saturday evening be-
tween Chal Baney and George Miller.
for purse of $25 side.
Geo. Cullins. Supt. Of the Emma
mine, Utah. has been here this week
with Mr.. o. A. eager Of New York.
to examine the Augusta mine.
The Augusta tramway is working
like charm. 1t is bringing down
daily ten tons of high grade ore and
thirty tons Of concentrating ore.
Scott Judy was in Gunnison this
week. They do say that he dropped
down from White Pine to tell Sprigg
Shackleford to call a Republican con-
vention.
The Gertie lode. located on the di-
vide between Elk and Redwell Basins,
has force of men pushing develop
ment under the supervision of Isaiah,
Harley.
Last Saturday Mr.. w. S. Pollitt and
Miss Josephine " Hornstein drove
down to Gunnison and in the evening
were married in the La Veta Hotel
by Judge Qolborn.
Mr.. R. r. Kelly, who has kept the
boarding house at the Anthracite
Breaker so long, will move to Irwin
ia take charge of the Bullion King
boarding house. Dad Price has made
enough money to retire.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-16

All packages of fish must b -
gally tagged. You can buy tbs tegs
at this office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-16

Sunday-Jake & me desided go a
Fishing insted of 2 Sunday skool
which we did. We fisht all a. m. &
never ketched thing. Till we got
home.-Slats' Diary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-16

Bill heads, letter heads, envelopes,
cards, etc, printed at the Pilot Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-16

The Forest Supervisor at Gunnison'
has been advised that he has been
designated to conduct the examina.
ton for Forest Ranger to be held at
Gunnison. Colorado. on October 81.
Those desiring to take this exami-
nation may obtain application blanks
from VIM. R. Kreutzer, Forest Super
visor, Gunnison, Colorado.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
ATLANTA ART INSTRUCTOR
SENTENCED TO Be HANGED
Convictsi of Serious OffenSeS on
Complaint Of GirlS-Wife
Becomes Mentally Deranged.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 25.-W. c.
Ndamson. a manual arts instructor at
a local school, charged with a serious
offcnse oU complaint Of girls. was found
guilty by a jury in the Superior Court
to-day and sentenced to hang on June o.
Mrs. Adamson. who was sitting be-
side her husband when sentence wps
pronounced. suddenly became mentally
deranged and, shrieking loudly. attacked
her husband and Attorney Ilill. claw
ing their faces and hitting them with
clonchcd fists. She was removed by
force from the court room.
Physicians stated later that Mrs.
Adamson's attack was not an ordinary
case OF hysteria. but in their opinion
her mind had given way under the
strain.
The jury made no recommendation
ior mercy.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
BODIES MIXED At HOSPITAL;
POLACK IN JEWISH GRAVE
Mistake Made by Bayonne Under
takers Leads to Curious
Funeral Complications.

Harry Herman. forty, Jewish. a milk
dealer. lived at No. 1853 wost 2lst
street Bayonne. and had a wife and
four children. He was kicked in the
face by a horse last Sunday and suf-
fered fracture OF the skull lie was
taken to Bayonne Hospital
on the same day Michael Pollick.
thirty-siv. a Pole. Of No 10 East 5lst
Street. Bayonne. was brought to the
hospital for treatment for q hem-
orrhagc.
Both men died last "Wednesday
Friends Of Pollok engaged John p
Duoley. an undertaken, Of No. J52
broadway. Bayonne to get Pollicks
body ana keep It in the Doolcy estab-
lishment until other arrangements
could BE- made. Dooley sent two men
to the hospital and they came back. 1t
IS alleged. with the body OF Herman,
which they believed to be Pollick'a.
Relatives Of Herman engaged an un-
dertaker named Levy. and he came
away from the hospital with the body
OF Pollock Pollick's body was buried
yesterday in Jewish cemetery on
Staten Island.
This morning Pollick's friends went
to the Dooley establishment to gaze
on the corpse. They looked once and
right away the whole place knew a
mistake had been made 4 dsintcr-
mcnt and substitution OF corpscs are
being arranged.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
Actress, Separated From Lawyer,
Undecided Whether She Will
Return to Stage.

Ethel Jackson Lockwood. the ovlgi-
nal Merry Widow" who created that
role in the musical comedy, is free
agar.
By referees decision at white
Plains yesterday Mrs Lockwood was
given an absolute divorce from Benoui
Lockwood jr., n lawyer. with offices
at No. 40 Cedar street The couple
have lived apart for some time. Mrs.
Lockwood took up her residence at
No. $50 Seventh Avenue. while Mr..
Lockwood retained the residence at
No. 65 West cath Street
The actress married Mr.. Lockwood
in Philadelphia IN 1905 Ave days after
she got divorce from J L. thinner
man jr. OF that city
In 1916 Mrs. Lockwood Travelled more
than 5000 miles on one occasion to visit
her husband who was in Europe en-
gagged In legal matters
II have not Vet decided whether to
go back 10 the stage or not" said Mrs.
Lockwood to-day. 1 can't see why the
public is Interested in me at this time.
My success began ten years ago, and
| can't understand why every one wants
to know more about the Merry
Widow. I'm has been The pub
lie has forgotten me. and shouldn't be
interested in any Of my affairs now. I
hope everything can be hushed up
quickly"
The evening world., 1919-04-25
HAVRE De GRACE ENTITIES.

RACE TRACK, H.NvRE DE GRACE,
Md, April 2.-The entries for to-
morrows races are az follows:
FIRST RACE For two. year olds: maidens:
Mldrcd li2 Brink ila: /. Aired Clari, lis:
lal Panoyy. liz DalQusrcA ii9: 10, Mr. Brum.
m,l t,,o, b, Clean sweep no: RoselAnd. ll6;
tal Whitney entry. tbl Glen widdle entry.
SECOND RACE For three ycar-o -olls and W
six imlonss. Clarke VI. ia; GALWAY. ia: SAT
.tavan Boy, III 'Maunchen, los: ENCORE. ia !.
SalrAtelle. 100 kilts "a, III General 100
Clgmlng, ia 'Bclleringrr, no.
claiming siS iarongs, ,-I[enty, III; l,nbclia,
William johnson. ll4 True as Steel, III .lna
Ray. lOi: Little BOY. no. 'Sosius, 49, Royalty,
10; Low Tide 100; Sea Beach. iiO; 'Caballo.
FOURTH RACE-For forrr.yearolds and up
ward; claiming. one mile and sixteenth
Baron, lQt Mir1Sg l0t .Retasc, ~;
Mariana los: PoiromA iiO: Tilscn, liz.
FIFTH RACE-For three ycar-o and m.
varl: Susquehauna handicap, one mile and se'
lel Franklin. los; lel douglas s.. ~: YindoI.
Gd) ). X. l.. Ross entry. (el Koppin entry.
rlsimihs: si1 farlonss. NSss sgn. iio: Hnrficsns.
los, Kate Bright, ll2:, Jack LcHTy. io1
llo; !Bailast. lia!' Ffizicfs 1io; Miss Brn, 10;
SEVENTH RACE-For t0iryear. .olds and up.
ward: claiming: one mile and one-sNi iecnth -Ba
.Gtte l9' c BTSysdo lgS; 'Hl So9,SS RSSSS iiSS:
Ballad li?;- Cadillac, ito; 'IndiAn Chant, llS:
lei stockton entry
Apprentice allowance. Weather clear.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
JEALOUS WOMAN THROWS
ACID IN WIDOWS FACE
Mrs. Dorothy de Beau Burned as
She Walks in Street With
Man Friend.

Jealousy prompted a woman the de-
tectives are seeking to throw acid upon
Mrs. Dorothy de Beau. a widow. No.
S66 West 10Th Street. last night. Mrs.
de Beau is in Bellevue Hospital, but
physicians say she was not seriously
burned
Mrs de Beau and man friend were
walking in Ninth Avenue near 9Th
street when the acid thrower stepped
out OF n doorway. At the hospital Mrs.
de Beau gave the name OF her next
best friend as Max Plaustan. who has
= garage at No. 32j West 18th Street
The evening world., 1919-04-25
C,LTIRIi

q Opened steady. Houston OIL. 81 to
100: Midwest Ref. 175 to II; Sinclair
Gulf. %; Mrrt OIL, 81 IA, off Ia;
Nor. Am. p. & F., Q. off is.
Twelve fifteen prices were irregular.
Remington Typewriter broke to 55:
Aetna rs. of Ia; Houston 90 i-2.
up i-2: General Asphalt 81 i-2, up /;
Merritt 81 S-S: Sinclair Gulf So. Md
west IT'S to III; Philip Morris l2 is
TO 10 1-2: Endtcott-Johnson G3 to G5;
Cosden q Co . i-2 to 8 3-4; North
American =. a. +. 6 20 6 is: Peerless
"a "a TO 2s: Chalmers . "a TO TO-;
Libby 80 to 80 1-2: National AnilIne
81 i-2 TO 80 l-2: Boat l6 to 16 1-2;
Glenrock 6 l-2 TO 5-s: Int. Cont.
Rubber 20 "a TO 81 Ia; Cramp S. &
T.. l1S to 100; U. $. steamship SIS
to 2 "a
ono =. VI. prices were quiet and ir-
regular. y. Am. +. g. p. sold 1-2,
eff SIS. Remington recovered all but
point OF It's early loss. selling back
to 50: Houston cased off from high
to 81 1-2. but recovered to 9S 1-2:
Mid West 176 to III; Sapulpa, Us
TO s is; Asphalt, 81 to 6s; Russ
rs. 81 to SO; Wilson 6s. 81 Is 10
81 3-S; I. r. r. rs, Sc to 81; Aetna
10 to 10 Ia: Merritt, 81 is to 81 3-S;
Libby, 30 to 80 l-2; Peerless 81 IL
! to 2S; Nat. Anline. 81 1-2 to 20 I-2;
Sing. c.. 81 l-2 to 81 "a; Ang. Am.
20 "a to 81 ia: Int Cont. r. B. T..
20 "a 10 gt l-2: Glen Rock, IA tc
6 l-2; Boat, 10 to II.
c,30 prices: Amer. steel Foundrie,
new 80 is, up as; Boat, Is 3-f L
iG l-2; Glenrock OIL, 61-4 to -: In
/ ter Pet, 30 TO 81. Int Cont. Rub
! 20 S-4 to 81 IA; Sinclair Gulf 81 l.,
TO 90: Peerless Mtrs, q l-2 TO IS
Libby, Mcneil q Libby, 80 to 30 l-2
Nat, Anilinc & Chem, 81 l-2 to 32 1-c
Houston OH, 81 10 99l-2: Mrrt. Oi
81 is TO 81 i-2 Philip Morris. ~ T.
l2 3-S; Midwest Ref, 176 to III
/ Endicott j., G3 to 66; Aetna Ekplo
sives. 10 TO 101-4; Cites Servic,
Bankers shares, SO ID to SO 3-S.
The close was irregular. Reming.
ton Type. sc l-2, up . l-2; Nor
Am. =. & r., 8 IL, Off IS; Mrrt.
80 3-s, up rs; Houston, 81 l-2, of
l l-2; Swift Inter. 5s off 1-2
Sinclair Gulf, So; Gen. Asp, 81 IL
upl
The evening world., 1919-04-25
NATION BONE-DRY JULY |
UNLESS WILSON lNTERvENtS
Attorney General Says 100000
VIII BE in Army Then and
Law Can Be Enforced.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2,-Attorncy
General Palmer to-day said;
"Demobilization has not taken place.
when we have million men or so un-
der arms ns we Will have July I. Un-
less the President rescinds his procla-
nation the country win go dry Juy |.
"Can We enforce the law In this re-
gard? Why not? II the law was
iammed through without specifically
providing that tho Internal Revenue
Department should see to the cnforc'
ing, without providing funds for that
purpose, The Department OF Justice
has always had funds and the re-
sources 20 enforce laws when no spe-
cific provision was made for any other
department OF the Government to do so
we are going to have woman suf
fragc"
The evening world., 1919-04-25

ing up the open market that practi-
cnlly exists in steel products will not
result in lower prices. Manufactur-
crs are steadily ndhering 20 The Zig
urcs named In the schedule agreed
upon with the Industrial Board. and
the possibility IL by no means remote
that any change from the schedule
win be upward.
Stockholders Of copper companies
may expect a further reduction all
along the line in dividends IL de-
mand for the metal does not soon be-
gin TO improve There are few com
panics that can show a fair net pro-
M for tho first half OF this year with
the metal at IS 1-2 cents. Utah Cop
per is ono OF the lowest cost pro-
duccrs Before the war 1t cost this
company from 7 l-2 to cents to pro-
duce a pound OF the metal. During
tho latter part OF 1918 costs were
double this figure. II Is costing Eome
OF tho Lake companies around 22
cents to produce the metal. These
companies have all but shut down on
production, and the largo porphyry
companies are cutting their output
/ about 60 to 20 per cent, However,
these facts are beginning TO be we'll
recognized and judging by the action
of the stock market have been pretty
well discounted.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
SMITH NAMES GEN. WINGATE
SURROGATE OF BROOKLYN
Governor Calls Up City Hall to
Announce Appointment, but No
body Knows Where He Is.

Gov Smith called up City Hall to-
day and announced that he had ap-
pointe Brig. Gen. George A. winEate
Surrogate Of Brooklyn. to succeed Her
bert T. Ketcham. recently appointed to
MI the vacancy caused by the death
OF Justice Robert Roy
Are you going to review the 69th
parade Monday?'' the Governor was
asked.
you bet your life l am" replied the
Governor
Where are you calling up from7"
he was asked.
That's deep secret" replied the
Governor ~ am somewhere In New
York state"
Even the Governor close friends say
they are ignorant OF his whereabouts.
He Is not In Albany. and they are
equally certain he is not at his oliver
Street home or at Good Ground, Ia l..
where he spends the summer. 1t is b..
lievcd the Governor is taking a short
rest at n hotel in this city.
The evening world., 1919-04-25

There is much sharper division OF
probable trend of prices than existed
two weeks ago, or for that matter
even week ago. The beer contlng-
ent In rapidly increasing in numbers
and in power, and It is idicatcd that
the market from this time on will be
more OF two-sldcd AFFAIR than II
has been recently.
This change in professional speculs-
tive sentiment is not due TO any
change in fundamentals. But the
opinion has been formed by "A power
ful clique that prices cannot very well
rise further without the support Of n
material change for better IN political
| and business conditions, and as there
I Ia no such Improvement in prospect in
/ the immediate future they are put
| ting out large line of short stocks.
| The advance In the steel stocks,
and particularly United States Steel,
/ is now being vigorously combattcd.
Short sales Of this issue during the
past few days, measured by the bor-
rowing demand for the stock IN the
loan crowd, are estimated TO be way
up IN tho tens OF thousand OF shares
This fresh bear interest is banking
on reduction in Stcel's dividend
next Tuesday to straight per
cent basis, to a prolongatton OF tho
muddlc that exists between the In
dustrial Board aud the Railroad Ad-
mOnlsirauon regarding prices, con
tnuauon ot operations at the com
pany's plants a, not more than Go pei
cent. Of capacity, ana further re-
duction IN untitled tonnage even with
operations al this comparatively low
! rate.
However, some OF these cxp,cta-
| tions are likely 90 meet with disap-
] pointmcut, A. matters are now shap.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
COPPER

The only change in the copper mar
ket Is a slight Increase in demand
This emanates from consumers who
are in urgent need Of tho metal. 9th
erwisc the market is featureless.
Leading interests continue to quote
around Is 3-S cents pound Some
small sellers are shading this quota
tion. It is the belief in trade circles
that the big companies will effect n
further curtailment of operations next
month
The evening world., 1919-04-25
VILLA SEIZED S5OO,OOO
IN LOOT AT PARRAL
Also Took $4,000 Rounds OF Am
munllion From Federal Forces
Three Men Executed.

JUAItEI, Mexico, April 25,-When
Francisco villa and his forces entered
Parral, sunday morning. he seized
$500 600 worth ~ loot, 1900 rounds OF
ammunition bclonsing to the federal
forces, ln the garrson there, and made
forcci loans amounting to $4,000. 1t
became knoWn to-day
4 number Of stores We're looted by
the NiIa followers and several civil
hns held fur ransom, but only Jose %
La lu1 Herrera, former Mayor OF Par
nL his son, M"lchor Hcrrera. former
Mayor Of Juarcz ana another son.
IcfrrIno Herrera, were executed ns flr
as ls known,
The evening world., 1919-04-25
POLICEMEN FLY TOMORROW.


Two aviator3 OF the New York Po-
lice. Department aviation squad will
leave Shecpshcad Bay tomorrow af-
ternoon at / o'clock for a flight to
Fairmount Park Philadelphia, Greet
ings from Mayor IIylan win be carried
to Mayor Tom smith Of the Quaker
City
The pilots Of the two Curtiss biplanes
will be Lieut. j. Livingston Allen and
Lieut. Joseph Bennett. Only one
passenger is announced, though two
win make the trip. lie is Dinshah =.
Gladlali, a Major in the Police Re.
serve.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
TO-DAYS PRICES
Total sales stocks, i,os7 500 shares.
Total Bonds t9,429.OO0.


Total Bonds t9.429,O00.
There vas an improved tone az the
opening steel Common halted again
~ the first five minutes and then sold
above the closing. Speculation was
renewed in Royal Dutch shares on a
big scale, both classes of stock selling
at % for gains Of over points. The
oil rails were featured with Texas
and Pacific leading with gain OF
. points TO 43 ia, new high record.
Am. II. & l. issues touched record
highs following the forecast Of earn
ings for the March quarter.
Speculation which started in Texas
and Pacific has branchcd out to in
clude Missouri Pacific. Kansas and
Texas and Rock Island and Frisco.
Texas and paci1c r. being purchased
not only because OF oil prospects but
because OF growing traffic origination
from the several pools in Ranger
Field. Texas and Pacific station at
Ranger, Texas. collection runs 20
$500. 900 n month now. A reorganization
OF Texas and Pacific can be con
summated easily II earnings hold up.
Missouri Pacific owns n large invest
mcnt in stocks and bonds OF Texas
and Pacific This situation has caused
at least one group TO exploit posslbili-
ties OF Missouri and Pacific common
stock An oil rails were featured in
first half hour.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
WANTS NATION TO STOP
SHIPS SALE BELOW COST
Head OF Norfolk Concern Also
Criticises War Wages I'M
posed on Builders.

CHICAGO, April 25.-At the National
Foreign Trade Convention to-day Ho-
mer L. Ferguson, President OF the New
port News Shlpbuldlug and Dry Dock
Company. said the Government should
Immediately abandon the policy Of
building ships at a cost OF 5000 a ton
and selling them at 500 q ton.
lie criticised the war wage schedules
which the Government imposed upon
shipbuilders and said that to-day there
are negro workmen in his plant draw
ing Sl75 a week In wages
lie declared he did not know what
would happen vhon an effort was made
to get labor down TO earth again.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
ENDS LIFE IN PARK.
spanish War NeternB Leaves Note,
Asking Forgiveness.

Policeman sharp OF Central Park Ar
senal heard shot at 10 o'clock this
morning and In clump of bushes on
u hlll overlooking the Park wall on the
west drive near lO6th Street no found
the body OF Richard Max Fritz. forty
five. veteran of the l4th Volunteer In
fantry in the war with Spain.
Fritz had shot himself through the
heart Beside the body was a pcncillcd
note reading:
please inform Charles Brusle, No.
300 West ll6th Street, to have me bur
led In my wifc's grave. You will find
u, cessary papers In my pocket. Plea Sc
forgive me"
Tho papers showed that Mrs. Fritz
died four years ago.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
Countess Of Paris Is Dead.

MADRID, April 25-The Countess 81
Paris. mother of the Duke Of orleans.
head OF the BourbonOrleans royal
house OF France is dead at the age Of
seventy years. Before her marriage in
1864 to the Count OF Paris she was
Princess Isabella Of orleans, an infanta
of Spain The Countess has been max
ing her homo near Seville, TWO sons
and three daughters survive, Her eld-
est daughter is the former Queen
Amelie Of Portugal.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
REPORT ON DUFOURCo DEATH
Body Awaiting official Formulation
for shipment to New York.

WARRINGTON. April 25.-The body
Of Edward l. DuFolroq. American mi l.
ing engineer. murdered by bandits in
Mexico is awaiting issue OF official per-
mission for shipment to DuFourcqs
wife to New York. the State Depart
ment was advised to-day
An INVESTIGATION Of the murder OF Du-
Fourcq and \. Gaisman. general repre-
sentative Of the Teziutlan Copper Conn
pany, developed that the two men were
attacked by ten to fifteen bandits near
TeZlutlan.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
Chicago Brewers 20 Make Beer' AFTER
MnY I.

CHICAGO. April 25.--Chicago brow
crs viii continue the manufacture OF
"a per cent beer after May /. Levy
Mayer, their attorney said to-day.
They expect their decision to force
court action to determine the Gov
crnmcnts authority In the manufac-
ture Of beer.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
FINANCIAL NEWS AND PRICES

mittances were inclined 70 be firmer.
Stockholm cables were unchanged
at rs 30; Peseta cables 2035; Sterling
demand 466, cables, 467: Francs dc
mand COS, cables, SOC: Lire demand,
75s, cables, $50; Guilders demand.
40 is, cables. 40 3-s.
CLEARING.
New York SGj6.6l5,17g: Phlla. ts5,-
26O,ll0, increase &l,573,O33: Boston
fj0.iS7.36S, increase ss.532. .3OJ.
Sub Treasury creditor at Clearing
House S373.9O5: Federal Reserve
Bank creditor S42.5G4,97i.
The evening world., 1919-04-25
SENTENCED TO SING SING.

Isador Plndek, convicted before Judge
Knott IN General Sessions to-day OF
organizing a gang OF silk thieves who
looted lofts, and bribing policemen for
protecton. was sentenced to serve from
Ave to ten years in Sing sing
Pindck, who was once chauffeur
and lived at No, 1853 seventh Avenue,
was charged by Assistant District At
torney Morris Eder with being the most
dangePous criminal in New York
The evening world., 1919-04-25

The unidentified body of a man
twenty-five years old, feet. inches.
weight 1870 pounds, was found in the
rear yard of No. $50 Elizabeth Street
to-day. A brown fedora hat ws
found on the roof of the siX-st1fS
tenement. The body was taken to dc
Elizabeth street station
The evening world., 1919-04-25
Kansas cay Bank HObbeJ al
ara. 900

KANSAS CITH, April 25,-The Inter
City Bank, on tho state line between
Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas city,
Kansas. was robbed to-lay by four men
who escaped in motor ear with
81, 900 cash and Liberty Bonds total
ling $4,000