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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
BRAN MUFFINs.

BRAN M OFr 1N0'
eggs.
1 teaspoonfuI sugar.
I teaspoonfuI salt.
teaspoonful melted butter.
I cupfuI white flour.
I 1-2 eupfuIs milk.
2 cupfuIs bran.
8 teaspoonfuIs baking powder.
Mix in the order given. Stirring the
baking powder into the flour. Bake
in buttered gem pans one-half hour.
CORN PUDDING.
ears Of corn.
I tablespoonful flour.
I tablespoonful sugar,
1-2 cupful milk.
I teaspoonfuI salt
ia teaspoonfuI pepper.
Cut the tops from the kernels of
corn and scrape out the rest. Beat
yolks till thick. Add corn, flour, milk,
sugar, salt and pepper. Fold in the
stiffly beaten whites. Turn into a
buttered baking dish and bake in a
moderate oven 80 minutes.
SCALLOPED TOMATOES.
I pint Of tomatoes.
small onion.
I 1.2 eupfuIs cracker crumbs.
I tcaspoonful pepper.
Put crackers through the food
chopper. Mix tomatoes with crumbs
salt, pepper and minced onion. Turn
into buttered baking dish and bake
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
Yes; S. S. S, Is Purely Vegetable
NATURES Safe Blood Treatmepk

IAN impaired appetite, a iecIi9b OF
lassit ade and a general weaN ening
Of tie system. lit is then lat you
IL l.Rr0nnt sptakc a Il bottles
offs. S. S. will aidin cleans
ID the blod and dild up and
strengthen The Y hole system.
S. S. is I'D - all druggists.
Valuable inl Yin tion about the
blood supply YIN be had free by
writing to the Swift Specific Co,
50 Swift laboratory, Atlanta Ca
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
III I'D D
Relief g
pittsburgh RusIpess Man as
Resort Began 70 rake
Plant Juice.

Recently, Mr.\A. r. Cook wsll
known business pan Of this city
is engaged in the Pil business and
sides at 60 Van 81 pam street
FOR several years. hae been r.
bled with my stomach lld liiils
got so bad that had Is do sometlll
Immediately to get Jelief. ! could
digest my food AZ Ssny oaaehS
all bloated with Gas. Wild gave q
great distress; l was nervd Ils and ili
terrible pains in my back 1 read
great deal about Plant JUICE and
cided as last resort, you'd IN
a triaLEI can now ~ thin
wa1t and digest it. sleep vel, 4
not nervousS and n fact. feel lilS
new man. l most hea)tily enaof
Plant Juice and recom END it to olt
ers,"
many othirs which, have been pril
ed. have d wide/influence, for tlle
come rrot men standing and ils
rity, who haveZ given Plant Juice 9
trial and NY been benefited tAss
by. "
Plant Juice is sold in Fairmont 9
Fairmont Pharmacy.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

our ouis. wen change our mud IS
NV Is tEonst some IMP 81 q
.fliry had tonehe us ON the head With
a magic wand Wen suddenly 30
rushing through the stores vita az
our resolutions gone. II We are
broke" we'll borrow money from
Dad or hubby. Chances are stu that
both Dad and hubby win be broke as
usual for sometime following Christ
mas. 1t would be very nice II we
could stick to our resolutions But
we can't 50 there isn't much use IN
worrying about it. Might be better u
we saved all our breath the next Few
weeks-thc Breath which 1t takes u
make impossible promises to our
aelVns
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

visited friend the other day who
Is the proud possessor Of new house
and a Pullman breakfast alcove, as
she called 1t.
Between the back wall of the dining
room and the cellar stairway there
was a space OF, should say five or
SIX feet. This space could have been
made into a pantry but she had plenty
of cupboard room in her kitchen and
didn't want or need pantry.
So. she had the outside wall made
an windows, bench-like seats put
along the two inside walls and ped
estal table between. You sort OF slide
into the benches, for the end oppo'
site the window is entirely open into
the kitchen. This would not do TOT
the big man of our family-but he
doesn't live there!
iFhe backs Of the benches are the
wainscoating Of the wall painted
white. The seats and table top are
stained mahogany
1t makes most attractive place 70
eat ones breakfast, and friend says
It's a wonderful time and labor saver
MENUS FOR TOMORROW.
BREAKFAST: Grape fruit, bacon
bran mullins, coffee.
LUNCH: Corn pudding toasted
mullins, preserves, tea.
Dinner: Baked white fish, potato
croquettes, escalloped tomatoes, ro-
maine salad, grapes and nuts, coffee.
MY OWN RECIPES.
Comparatively few people know the
merits OF ronaine as a salad. The
epicure prefers head Of romaine to
a head Of lettuce with French dress
inp
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

A New Zealand sea snail secretes
an indelible crimson ink.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

Peter and corny were coming home
from town one afternoon when a
hard shower came up. They stopped
under one of the big trees in the
park. The big tree had lots Of little
chrubs around it and it made cozy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20

! visited friend the other day who
Is the proud possessor Of a new house
and Pullman breakfast alcove, as
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
No Alien Should Be Allowed
To Belong to Any Labor
Or Political Organ
izatiOn
(From the Manufacturers Record.)

The aliens Of this country who speak language who know
not our laws civilization being modified under the red flag
Of anarchy by the Bohss for the Of Oveuung the Ame-
can government and bringing upon the chaos that exists Kuusa
Commenting on this situation Mr. r. c. Crosby merchant Of Aus
tin Tex in cttef to the Manufacturers Record, says:
ALIENS in this country have rights privileges except those we
grant them through treaty rights and these realty rights of course hhave
10 agree with the laws Of he country These rights do not give
an alien the privilege exercising the rights Of citizen uch for In
stance as voting holding office taking part political and social up
lifts other words he has political toward consducen
Many Of them remain this country with expectation or desire
to become nnda most Of them are members OF la
Dor organizations These organizations have he ubpc been granted
quasi legal standing fact the public believe has generally recosz'
ed the usefulness of labor unions properly confined their tuncuons
but the recent past such organizations have the opinion the public
ansqessed their proper functions and becoming to the
whole country themselves These aliens able through Their
voting power in labor organizations instances entirely control
the policy such organizations and their efforts are towards de-
sucou ard not towards construction Thus they able through their
membership organizations influence matters for their personal
benefit at the expense Of the country and the government
Il would like have you express to the propney OF
prohibiting aliens from becoming members any labor union this
country any society which directly indirectly exercise mfucnc-
es in coercg the Government or the industries Of the country
Mr. obys suggestion good one Some way should be found
see carried into effect No alien should be permitted become den
titled with political labor social up organization of any kind
The aien-aen thought language and spirit to everything that
is He must be natrazed before he has the
privilege of citizenship Nevertheless this alien by becoming
member of labor of other organizations have powerful e
feet in shaping the political work Of the country.
These aliens are modified by anarchist, radical labor unions for the
express purpose of affecting politics. and through politics controlling the
country.
Mr. Crosby made very wise suggestion, which should immediate
y receive the attention of the country and be put 'o effect quickly
such law can be passed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-20
.IlOHgIt IT'S IlIns Had
Come Disappointed

Il never was more SURPRISED IN my
life Than when took the first dose
Of Mayrs Wonderful Remed My
stomach hopble had been of eight
years. star Eg, sometims so bad
as to onvulsions, followed by
heps shsge, thought my tire
this world Jas short, and bedeVed 1t
the last pledicinA I.Wedid ever ie.
It is nov eight weeks since, and am
feelil better than for many Frs"
1t IS a supple, harmless Pr pa sation
that remove the catar9 mucous
from the INT stiual tract and aiisSs
the inflammation which aus prac-
tically az stbmach,, liyI aph intes-
final ai5nenfs, includiDg APPENDICITIS,
lops lose viii convi9fe or honey re-
funded.
Drug Co, PreSeripti9h Pharmacy.
Manningto1, ah druggists every
where. "
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
SERVICE On WHEELS

n modern warfars thsrs = nueA
portable relief work deus. Instead a
carrying ths wounded man to hoGuttnl
md cantsen. eantssn and hospital era
nsysd to him. ne frst thing that =
leas for q man after the battle = 70
sivs hin sonsthins y eat. The AnaEs
iean Hsd Cross has rolling cantsana
tat ts,s hot bsuiIIon, es6sA. -. O.
-, tenonade AnA sasdIU1Elssa sigA1 y
u fEeat ~. treaehs& Ts thA naa
wAo \ Woaudsd thsrs = . mobile hos.
pltal brpngAt 10 hls very elbow. This
y tie sauHgeAtf.w special motor TRUCK
tat caysies I esAblets surgical hospi.
tai nat TO a. k1vat
TheAe ~ teA1 ~ the things that
~ peeple ok AmerteH arc doing ses
he eomiAst ard welfare of t1se bcys
over thsee By enrolling thsir names in
tho Red CsuGD Christmas Roll Call.
me Red Cysss button and the Red
Gross Service Flag should evsFywksre
~ n svideaee during The week of D.
eemADe 1eth to the "a - outward
symhe1s etlAis annual rsdedieattea =
~ CfeO neFvjce. i'sys
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
DON'T vtoANv

Little trials and vsxations,
That arise along the way,
Little things that try ths patience,
Little hurts Of every day,
Little troubles, little crosses,
Little chickering's Of strife,
Little wounds and little losses,
Such 10 life.
There are worries and hart burning.
But whatever Ill befall,
Here's lesson for our learning:
Although petty natures try you,
Be great-hearted all the while,
Keep serene and pass them by you.
With . smile.
What's the use Of being nsttIsd
At the things you can't prevent?
Why get ratified and unsettled
At each merest accidentf
Mend whatever can Be rhended
;. And forget about tho rest.
Go your wAy and be contented,
Do your best.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
me- sueslGlDE TEsT
(seleetedl

k09b0CSSOy
Thero are friends who CONS In when
black sorrows your guest,
To weep with you over your dad:
Friends who seem. In tbs midst OF
your hsartaeAs's unrest,
To know Just what ought to b said
But ths Prfnoo Of thsm al, whsn grim
Trouble stalks hy,
And your heart can do nothing but
bleod,
IL ths dear friend who comes whsn
thero's NO ono else nigh
And Whispers. How much do you
Father. tendsrly bless all the friends
I have known
Who came In the depths Of my woo.
Just to stand by my side when felt
so alone,
That I might their sympathy know;
Oh, love every one for each hand
clasp and tear,
And aye shall wish thsm god
speed;
But ! crown for ths one who, when
none else was near,
Said softly: @How. much do you
need!"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
N11Iss,.sa-lle.sg,es.sr

Cards wers received hers this week
announcing ths marriage Of Miss Jss-
~ A. Hsuehsmer and Mr.. William
Guiss Wileoxon. Thsy were married
At the Sacred Hart Rsctory in Rpeb-
ID. ON EhursdAy morning, Dscembsr
tbs 18th, at eleven .. m.
The birds was attired In . gown Of
white imperial satin With xsorgette
trfhming. Her sister, Miss Helen,
actad ~ bridesmaid and Mr.. Rule 8,
Waters was best man.
Mrs. Wilcoxon il the second daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heuchsmsr
and is well known hare whore she
grew to wonanhood. She has taught
seve raj terms in our public schools ~
well rs in other parts Of the state.
Mr.. Wilcoxon 10 . prosperous young
ranchman Of Crawford. Colo.
Ths young couple will spend two
weeks in Denver after which time
they will be at home to their friends
at their ranch near Crawford.
Their many friends hare extend
hearty congratulations,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
PRosABLE osENlaa OF scssools

Gunnison, Colo, Jan. 2, 1919.
To the Fsculty and Students Of thu
Colorado State Normal School and
the Gunnison County High School:
DIR. N. J. Hyatt, Health 0nacer for
the Town Of Gunnison, authorizes the
following announcement In regard 10
tho opening Of tls schools: IF health
conditions continue to improve, the
Public Schools Will opsn Monday. Jan
uary Is. and the High School and
Normal School on Monday. Jan. 20"
II we resume cur work on January
20. It will still b possible to ,eomplste
q years work by the middle Of July
the time set for the opening Of the
1919 Summer School. Thus tho sen-
iors in the High School can qualify for
college and university entrance, the
Normal School seniors can earn their
degrees and life certificates, and all
other students can make = years
credit.
New students may enter on Janu-
ary 20 for all classes will review the
months work given from September
l5 to October II, thus making sure
of the early part Of each course and
guaranteeing . successful years work.
Quite an economy Of time will thus
be secured for new students, and the
loss Of time to old students will be
reduced to the lowest possible mini
mum.
At a meeting Of ths Board Of
Trustees in Denver last Saturday,
ruling was made, granting exemption
from regular fees to all honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors Of the
World War. This applies. Of course,
to members Of tho s. A. T. c. We
hope that many of these young men
will enter for commercial work or
for teacher training courses.
Hoping that all students demobil-
lied by the "F1u" In October. and
many others. will take up thsir work
Monday, January 20, and with best
wishes for . year Of great achieve
ment in 1919. am
Very truly yours,
JAMES HERBERT KELLEY.
President.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
yy,.. IxTElso sEMEF.rs

From all over the United States
news Of efforts being made to psrpet-
uats for all tins some Of the most
satisfactory features Of the u. 8.
Food Administration b coming In 20
the ofllee Of the U. 8. Food Admins
tration for Colombo.
Colombo will not b behind othar
states in this regard. While Wash
ington. d. c., Il making plans to en-
largo the motor truck service Of its
postofEics department., whsrsby food
Is brought direct from thu farm to
the consumer, frssh and at low prics,
Colorado consumers win hevs ths
saps service through the highway
trsasport committee Of the state
council Of defense
Although this committee. ~ .
state eommittse, will end its work
with the signing Of peace, It IL plan
ned to have the work taken over By
ths federal government probably
under sscrstary Lands department
80 that ths cheap transportation
Of food will b continued.
Iowa reports that the serving Of
the fourth meal, asked to Be discon-
tinued by the food board, win b
done away With in that state. not
only until peace il signed, bat until
the 1919 harvest IL In the barna.
Calvin n. MORE. Of The Brown Hotel.
and other leading Denver hotel men
have stated that in this state After
noon teas. thsatsr suppsrs. and othsr
extra social" meals will not b ad-
vertised or in any way featured until
after the next harvest. Before the
food board made its conservation re-
quest these teas and suppers wore
featured by the various hotels and
restaurants, music was supplied and
everything done to popularise than.
The first severe penalty imposed
by the Colorado food board since ths
signing Of the armistice. WAS handed
to Jhhn Nseley, proprietor Of food
store catering to tourist trade At
1907 18th st., Denver.
So long - ths butter and egg d.
vision of the food administration sx-
lists, Nsslsy is prohibited from sell
,ng butter. his supplies Of this ccm-
modify being shut Oh. II was found
that he had been making : profit Of
from II to - cents . pound on his
butter, whereas the maximum profit
set by the food board for . merchant
who does not deliver IL seven cents
aspound
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
. D,ss~bsrknssat Cssnes ed Hospitals
II Med ~ S4ssy Dssks tsr

Gunnison County's opportunity to
help the disabled soldiers has come.
Tho need OF good story books to
break the monotony Of the long
months when tho soldiers are slowly
fighting back for the health thsy
have sacrificed for Us IL very evident.
Hero is IN opportunity for ~ to
show our appreciation Of their sac
rifice. Think it over. Do you not
have book on your shelves that you
wish to give to cheer some invalid
soldier? This II your opportunity
for service.
Leave your books at OLsAry's
Drug Store or mail them to the Nor
NAL Library.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

There are several eases Of sickness
1t the Great Western mins. Thsrv r
. diiferencs Of opinion ~ to whether
Il h tnfiusnxa or ne4 but II u at
least vsry mild In form.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
Ths Ssadsy Sshssi Arusseisa -
1yr1sa Asl;ss Faad
TOTAL ...................$ 81

Folks. $18 more would give Cunni-
son County Sunday Schools the credit
Of adopting an orphan for year. !
shall send this monsy In. II any more
wish to contfibate can send It later.
MRS. GRANT rutland.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
Dessse vve6dlss

The Gunnison Empire.
On Tuesday evening. December 81.
At 7:3o . double wedding took plaes
ct ths Grand Hotel, when Oscar Dunn
and Miss Iona Arlington. and Harry
Duun and Miss Margaret Aendsnhatl
were united In tbs holy bonds of
wedlock. Rev. Ferris performed the
ceremony. The Dunn brothers ara
Gunnison County young men who
have made thsir home At Powderhorn
for the past fvs years and are both
prosperous energetic young men. Ihe
brides ars both from the Lake Fork.
In HinsdAls County and sre we'll and
favorably known here Ths Empire
Joins the many friends Of these four
young psopss in bsst wishes for .
long and happy weddsd life.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

In this issue Of this paper We are
starting to print an .assortmsnt OF
items which were published In the
Elk Mountain Pilot So years ago. We
shall continue to Gull our files on this
plan and imagine the locals will prove
Of great interest to al old time resi-
dents and will also reject for the
nsw cou,srs ths doinss Of those stir
ring days, whom Gunnison County was
IN the process Of formation. ~ We
Gull several issuss each week ~ will
soon b. printing ths Ioeals Of less
number Of years ago. but all will
prove Of interest we are sure.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

II In want Of anything try "a sdlst
in the Pilot. It viii bring results.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
Local and Personal
Dr.. Geo. Sullivan returned to 9. B,
On Fridays train.

-
Otto AcDonald vas husinsss vis-
itor from Almont, Friday
Or. A. Taylor wss on tha sick list
= couple Of days this week
Mas Alpha Brownsll il abls 70 be
about again We are glad to state.
Miss Mary O'Nsill Of 0uhnison.
spsnt Xmas with her parents hsrs.
Carmon McDonald went to Jacks
Cabin Friday, returning tho same day.
Mr.. William Doig Il spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. G. v.
Benson
George Morgan surprised ~ folks
Xmas by coming home on farlough.
He will stay until the New Year.
All our tcachers are sxpectsd TO
arrive In C. B. this week. Thsy will
BE- put in quarantins immediately.
O. +. Thomas was ovss ;fresn Gothic
: Monday. He reports sbout the aens
amount Of snow In Gothic - ~ have
hers. :. II
George johnson was an inesang
passenger on Fridays train. f. ~ill
spssd three day furloush vtth his
folks hsrs. - -
Passsngers from 0unnison on
ThursdAys train were c. G. Ncwil-
liams. Ssnator George Hsthsrfngton.
and Pat HanIoa.
Miss Isabells o,Neill. Miss Evelyn
Mccarthy and Miss Maribsl Hudson
are helping to invoice at the Colombo
Supply Co. storeS
George Ball rscsived telegram
Sunday stating that his son George
Jr., 10 back in N, Y. and viii b home
on furloagh after January hrst-
FOR sALE-Fssdsr pigs weighing
from 30 to 90 pounds, 1t IL eants Per
pound. FRED ROUvlERE
lob, Cclosado.
~. i~ifrt r7-I-i
At . meeting hsld here last Sunday
mcrning IL WAS dseidsd to open
eharchss, lodgss and schools on Jan
uary 9Th. No movies or dancss until
later.
Mrs. Jarvis lsft last vssk for San
Diego CAlif.. whsrs shs VII spsnd
e,hs winter. Frank Buster has eharss
Of tbs ranch during Mrs.. Jarvis sb.
ssnce.
James Robinson, who II ssnploysd
at the new opening Of ths G. :. = l
Co abovs town. went down to Gunni-
son last Tsssday to spsod Xmas With
his family.
George Johnson returnsd to Kelly
Field, Tsxss Monday. after having
spent . short. time here with rsla-
tive, CsorEs expects to b. home
for good real soon. -
Now that ths quarantine placard
has bsen removed from ths p. J. Nor
gan home thsrss are no moro homes
ia duarantins, this being the last to
have ths quarantine lifted
LAnrsl Spann and daughter, Miss
Mildred, wsrs visitors from Jacks
Cabin, on Saturday. Cannon AcDon-
aid accompanied thssA home and will
rssnain until aftsr New Year.
Anyone having q knowing ths
whereabouts Of three books bssonss
ing to me. namely: Truxtoa King.
Prince Of Granstark, and Brewstsrs
Millions, kindly notify me.
* NR& R. n. MACE
Friends here received word this
week Of ths death Of Mrs. Lon =.
Bantoek, at Salt LAks City, Utah. On
Wednesday morning. Decsmbsr nth.
No particulars could b. learned but
it is thought she died Of hu ~ her
son Nurl il quite sick also. Ihs only
daughter, Mrs. Iris Brooha. was at
hsr bsisids at ths tina Of her death.
Mrs. Bantock WAS we'll known In and
around Crested Butte whsrs shs re-
sidsd for . number Of ysars. Sym
pathy IL extended to the bereeved
dauxhter and son. $50
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oard - ykaa8ss
= - -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

II in want Of anything try an adlst
in the Pilot. It will bring results.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
PslLsr sser,sslie.

jeff Yellsrby Il peevish loser. dur
ing the poker CAMEL Seems to ms
you-all spends lot OBJ tins staeldn'
up dem chips OBJ youah's, Pete. Try.
In to delay the gamef
Potter Potter-No, suh. Ah'm not.
Ah'm simply segrssatin' de whites
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02
o.rS = ybsslIss

We wish to thank our friends who
havs shown 30 much hndnsss and
sympathy in the rscent Illness snd
death Of cur ssaess. vile and slater.
Especially do ws wish to thank hr.
c. L Hudson for the beautiful fiowsrs.
SEBASTIAN GRUBER,
MRS. GEORGE BETTER
MRS. ANTON BnlTLER,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

4 e vs.t e aavsalag tsy - ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

=. q ihsnnnE $3.50 - IN a n1ies
h IL rilse II vtIi brias ssl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

James Robinson, who II ssnpioysd
at ths new opsning Of ths c. =. = 1
Co. above town. went down to Gunni-
son Ast TsssdAy to spend Xmas With
his family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-01-02

George johnson returnsd to Kelly
Field, Twas Monday. after having
spent = short. time hsre with fsla-
tive, George expects TO b. home
for GOOD reai soon.