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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21
Local and Personal

Roy Grizzard returned home Tues
day.
Pat Conners is quite ill here with
bronchitis.
Joe 1ngham is in town from the
Road Camp.
Mrs. c. Voss went down to Gunni-
son Monday.
Mrs. Blanch Wheeler went to Gun
nison Sunday.
Beldon Bush moved his family in
from the ranch Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Ahrens drove up from
the ranch Wednesday morning.
Mrs. J. W. Rockefeller came up
from Gunnison on last Sundays train.
Bob Parker and Warren Applegate
were in town from the Jarvis ranch
Tuesday.
Ted Knowles of Doyleville, was a
guest at the Elk Mountain one day
last week.
On account of being unable to get
musician the dance was called off Fri
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. G. v. Benson on Thursday after
noon, October ii.
Miss Mary Teak had her tonsils re-
moved at Minnequa hospital, Pueblo,
last Monday morning.
The VIM Manley. Sr., family de-
parted Monday via auto, for their
new home at Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nordstrom and
children went to Gunnison Saturday.
evening, returning Sunday.
Grover Carpenter shipped thirteen
cars of sheep from Crested Butte to
his ranch below Gunnison Sunday.
Misses Verna Waterman and Paul
inc Mercier of Gunnison, paid our
schools visit on Wednesday of last
week
Mrs. G. H. Wise and daughter, Miss
Violet, spent Tuesday in town. Mrs.
Wise served on the registration
board.
Albert Weiss left Monday for I'M
perial, Nebraska. Mrs. Weiss will re-
main here with her parents until
about the first. ,s
Ray Morgan and Harold Breen
made trip to Gunnison Sunday to
bring up truck load of household
goods for o. j. Burns
Mrs. o. ]. Burns and daughter FL
len came in from Gunnison Sunday
and will again make their home in
C. B. Miss Ellen will enter the tenth
grade here.
The U. S. Road gang, having COM
pleted their work on the Crested
Butte-Somerset road for this year
came in Friday and went on to Den
yer Saturday.
A motor party composed of Mrs. G.
o. Hammond of Paonia, Mrs. A Nc
Leod and Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Rawalt
of Gunnison, spent several hours in
our city Saturday.
The scorpion of the Desert" a
Colorado picture was shown at the
Princess theatre Sunday evening and
the large crowd present thoroughly
enjoyed it, also the music which was
furnished by the orchestra.
Frank Slogan with the Misses Annie
Krasowich and Mary Teak departed
Thursday for Pueblo. where they will
attend the wedding of Miss Annie
Krasowich of Pueblo, and Miss Teak
will have her tonsils removed at Min
nequa hospital
Monday morning the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Radish was
scalded so badly that she died the
following morning at about two
o'clock, after having suffered intense
pain Interment was made in Fair
view cemetery on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Nellie Morrow entertained a
number of her friends at six o'clock
dinner and theatre party Sunday eve
ming. Those present were the Misses
Lena Shinnick. Martha Breen, Mary
Roman, Irene Ball, Euphamie Arnott
and Mintie and Vivian Morrow;
Messrs. George Morgan, Tony Roche
var. S. E, Byrd. Joe Crystel. Tony
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of Frank Norman, Deceased.
No. 548
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Gunnison County,
Colorado, on the 9Th day of November
A. D., 1920.
w. L. JOHNSON,
Administrator.
First pub. Oct. IA, 1920.
Last pub. Nov. 4, 1920.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21
WHO ARE THE SELFISH PROMOTERS,


The Commission which has put this Tunnel Bill up
to the voters of Colorado composed of five men It's
chairman and directing, controlling head is w. G. Evans
former president of that benevolent institution known
The Denver Tramway Co. He is President Of the
corporation that very large amount of
of The Moffat Railroad Three other members of the
commission residents of Moffa Road territory
of them, J. w. Cary, immense of land
along the Moffat Road.
Besides Mr.. Evans security holding company, Denver
and Wall Street Banks the stock and bonds of the
Moffat Road. tunnel would value The
interests behind this scheme have ample to build
the tunnel if it would really be able to the interest
on its cost They know that the Moffat Tunnel would
cost $250O000OOO than the S1S55OOOOO0 asked
for in the Bill and they know that the Moat Railroad,
running into sparsely settled country pay for
the of the tunnel anywhere enough the
interest its cost, let alone supply sinking
pay off the bonds They therefore the taxpayers
Colorado to this burden and proof of this is
Section ga of the Tunnel Bill which PROVIDES FOR
STATE TAX LEVY 'for the payment of the principal and
interest said bonds"
If this Tunnel Bill Carries, 1t Will be the Same
Placing Big Mortgage Your Home, and the Home
of Every Other Taxpayer in Colorado for the Financial
Benefit of Cotere of Railroad Promoters, Denver
Tramway Manpuators, Wall Street and Denver Banks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21
Will Handicap Progress Of
Colorado for Half Century
:::::::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;

All Colorado Educational and Penal Institutions will
be deprived of badly needed for their main
tenance If the state is to be burdened with Tunnel
debt of $1855O,0O0 specified Amendment No And
competent engineers That This Sum Will Only be
Starter for the Further Millions That Will
Before Even the Mofat Tunnel be Completed. One
great engineer says that 1t s25O000OO
to Build the Moffat Tunnel alone
UNDERPAID PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND SCHOOL
TEACHERS WILL BE HANDICAPPED IN GET
TING MORE PAY IF TUNNEL BILL PASSES
School teachers, public officials state officers
ployees, officials Of judicial districts city county
officers and the heads and employees of state institutions,
getting lower salaries in Colorado than in other
states but how they be given
must raise the millions demanded by
TUNNEL BILL HANDicAPs GOOD ROAD BUILDING
IN STATE
Building permanent concrete public roads in all
of Colorado would be infinitely better way spend
$1800O00O to $30OO0OO0 if the that
can aft such debt andthe
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nordstrom and
children went to Gunnison Saturday.
evening, returning Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-10-21

The VIM Manley. ST., family de-
parted Monday via auto, for their
new home at Canon City.
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A semi-detached house, 80
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tile bath, attic, h.-w.h., cleo. light,
floors, wide front and
rear porches; house is fully
screened and has many other
extras, including garage, etc.
For Sale by
Thomas A. Jameson, Owner.
Main 5526. oO6N N. Y. Ave. NV.
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Facing Union station. government build
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Store and lunchroom and rooms and bath:
electric light, metal ceilings in store and
dwelling with 2-st0ry brick building on rear.
Property in perfect condition. Owner anxious
to- sell account Of ill health.
Make offer for stock, fixtures. good will and
property. Will take small house in ne. as
part payment.
Fine opportunity with 4th Of March coming;
should be a money maker.
VIM. H. Spignul Real Estate Co.
Everything as Represented.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
KEYPORT WINS
FROM MATAWAN
First Game of Annual Series
is Won by One Run After
Hard Fought Battle.

A bad break In the sixth inning
resulted in Keyport scoring a victory
over the Matawan baseball team At
Keyport on Monday afternoon by a
score OF So. Aicer Jensen, the star
Perth Amboy southpaw, who has
seer minor league service with the
Newark fnternationals and Spring
field In the Eastern League. twirled
a brand Of ball that spells victory,
but an outfeld error in the eventful
stanza caused the downfall of the
\ Matawan outfit. Morley occupied
the mound for the home team and
allowed seven hits. Managers Car
ney of the Matawan team. and Pease
of the Keyport team will hold a con-
ference tonight to arrange the dates
for the remaining games Of h Sc
ries.
Matawan scored both their runs
in the sixth inning. Leary walked
and scored on Jensen's triple, while
the pitcher was sent across The pan
on Burns n timer. Three of the
four hits scored off Jensen were Sc
cured in the sixth round, n q
scratchy affair, followed by a clean
single over second. Devlin's error
in center field was sandwiched in.
allowed the two runners to count
and Scheck doubled, sending across
the winning counter.
Jensen, Burke. Burns. Leary, Hal
lenan, Fullerton and Glof secured
hits for the losing team the first
two for extra bases. while McWfl-
liam, Scheck. Turk and Smith Sc
cured bingles for the home team.
The score by innings:
Matawan 1890. 000002000-
Keyport -. -. 00000300x-S
Batteries: Keyport, Morley and
Scheck ;Matawan, Jensen and Lar
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
AND
FLEMING MEET
New Brunswick and Staten
Island M~iddleweights Clash
Tonight in 10 Round Bout

The management Of the Audi
torium Sport Club has another good
set Of bouts carded for tonight. Two
ten round bouts, two SKIES and one
four will be staged. Every bout
carded promises to be full OF action
and 1t is a sure thing that every
fan on hand will go away pleased,
even more so than at the last show
given by this club.
frankie Flemming. the Staten Is
land middleweight. is down for a
ten round session with Harry APP
plegate, Of New Brunswick, in the
tonight's bout by the knockout
route as he is after big game from
now on, having bouts promised with
JEFF Smith, Mike O'Dowd and
Johnny Wilson. But he must first
defeat the New Brunswick boxer,
who Is in great shape for this bout
and promises to make 1t interesting
for F1emming. Both of them are
clever and shifty boxers, the kind
that will give q good bout from q
spectators point of view. z
The other ten-round bout carded
will introduce Kid Toney. Perth
Amboy's M best bet in the bantam
division. and Freddy Seidei OF New
ark. These two boys are OF the
smuggling type Of boxers, the kind
that eve stop punching from bell
to bell and as both r out to win
in short order this bout is sur to
be exciting every n of the ten
rounds If 1t lasts that long. Seidel
a short time ago defeated Spider
Jerome at Plainfield and his friends
claim he can do the same to Toney
tonight. But Toney has other ideas.
telling his friends to be sure to have
q bet on him to stop the Newark
boxer inside OF FIVE rounds.
In the six round bouts doe De-
layo, OF Plainfield, meets Eddie
Harris, of England, and Joe Collet-
ii. of Perth Amboy. boxes Joe Stew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

BY SpecIhI CoTFespOnuenIs
SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. S:-A big
meeting OF the American Legion
was held at their headquarters last
night. One of the features of the
evening was the boxing bout be-
tween sturdy O'Leary OF this city
and Nanny" Kendall, the pride OF
the navy. This bout was scheduled
for some months ago but the athle-
tic oficer of the feet would not per-
init 1t owing to Kendall having a
big fight right after that time. A
large crowd was on hand and wit
messed the exhibition. Mike" Suits
with his r~efreshment committee
were on the job as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
HeImetta Fans pisappointed.

By SPECIAL Corfesponueht.
HELMETTA, Sept. S.-There was
no Sunday game at this place on
Sunday afternoon and q big crowd
was disappointed by the non-appear-
ance of the Camp Raritan team. M
explanation was offered by the
management for the failure to full
fill the engagement and Manager
Hoffman has placed the team on the
blacklist with the Salems Of Perth
Amboy.
This lack Of interest in baseball
is playing havoc with the teams in
the rural districts who are making
an effort to bring baseball back to
the place it occupied several years
ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Machine Baseball VS.. Smuggling

The ideal Of every baseball man.
ager Is to assemble a bunch Of brain
cogs beneath his tent.
He drills and trains the separate
parts of his machine for hours, day
after day. It takes time. but the re-
suits justify the pains taken.
A slugging team plays patchy ball,
and seldom does it win a pennant.
The well-oiled automaton will deliver
in the pinches and make runs
where they count in the standings.
Plays have to be thought out in
advance and executed from given
signals at first. But when the gang
finally hits the "al1-together-boys'
stride they function intaitively.
Connie Mack's old athletics have
never been equalled since in cutting
the mustard when the sandwich was
ready to be served.
Napoleon Lajoie tried, time after
time, to win a pennant for Cleve-
land by the long willow route, but
failed. The smart teams beat him
to the coveted gonfalon.
In a machine every outfielder as
well as in-gardner knows just what
kind of ball the pitcher is serving
and gets set accordingly. They have
to think and act intuitively.
The sluggers will strike out with
men on bases, while the inside type
of players will bring them over the
pan for the deciding tally by sacri-
ice, hit-and run, squeeze, or other
wise methods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
HELMETTAW WINS
TWO EASY GAMES
North Amboy Sporting Club Is
No Match for "Down Coun-
ty" Team, TIA, 8-4.

BY Special Correspondent
HELMETTA, Sept. S:-Helmetta
won both ends Of a d~ouble-header
played Monday afternoon with the
North Amboy Sporting Club. The
frst game was a one-sided affair
and the feature was the knocking
Of Jensen out of the box. The bat
ing Of the Helmetta team featured,
every man hitting at least one
single with the exception Of the star
batter. Plat.
The second contest was more
evenly contested and while the bat
ting of the home team was almost
on o par with the first game not
as many runs were scored. Platt's
batting was the feature OF the sec
ond game as were the extra base
drives of the home team.
The box o follow:
Helmefta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
LYCEUMS ANNEX
DOUBLE HEADER
Local Senior Combination De-
feats So. River PAGERS and
Shuts Out Woodbridge.

The Lyceum baseball team OF this
city made a clean sweep OF their two
scheduled games over the week end.
taking the PAGERS OF South River
into camp on Sunday afternoon by
q score OF ia. and the strong
Woodbridge F. c. on Monday after
moor by a of 1910. Seplacky.
who twirled against the South Riv-
er nine. and Milchick who pitched
on Monday. displayed great form.
the South River teams nine hits be-
ing kept well scattered, while NIL
chick allowed the hard hitting
Woodbridge outfit only three hits.
French, Kopko and Coley were the
heavy hitters for the Amboy team In
these games.
Lyceums 49,. 1-12
Woodbridge -. 100000 o
The box score of Thu PAGER game:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
HeImetta Nine Win.

BY Special UoTrespondent.
HELMETTA, Sept. s.-Helmetta
won over the strong Mack Bull Dogs,
OF New Brunswick, Saturday after
noon in a game featured by a ninth
inning rally. The final score was 8
to Z. The game was featured by
the heavy hitting of Plat of Helmet
ia, whose timely triple in the last
half of the ninth inning when
|Norcross and Yates were given a life
on timely singles. scoring two runs.
Norcross pitched a good game. The
score follows:
Helmetta ....2 1000 3 1 2-s
Bull Dogs ....1 0 0 5 1 o o.
Batteries, Helmetta. Norcross and
Hopkins; Bull Dogs, Van LEW and
Tucker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Kid Potty WEEDS.

ANNOUNCEMENT was made lasi
night that Sidney Potthauser,
better known in this city az
kid" Potty, was married in New
York to Miss Esther Berger. Of Bal
timore in June Of this year. This
announcement will come as a sur
prise to the fighters numerous fol-
lowers In this city and vicinity, but
the newlywed declares he will con-
tinue in the fighting game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
uouIdn,t Hitch.

ST. LOUIS-Two clubs manage to
get along with one park in st. Louis.
but the thing can't be done in New
York. The Giants and Yankees
couldn't hitch on the Sunday ar
rangement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

SAN FRANCISCO-Coast League
teams have their minds back on the
pennant race following the scandal
that nearly halted the proceedings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Glover Jrs. Gain Even Break.

The Glover Jrs. broke even in two
games played over the week end.
winning their game on Sunday af-
ternoon with the Crescent A. c. of
Railway by a score of 10-5, and los
ing a contest on Monday afternoon
at the hands of the Liberty A. c..
from Railway by a score of 6-2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

ST. LOUIS-Joe Deberry is the
proud catch of the Browns. Bobby
Quinn dug him up and Jimmy Burke
sent him rel the route. The husky
right-hander delivered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
MAURERB BREAKS
EVEN ON MONDAY
Local Nine is Shut Out by
BeImonts, 20, But Easily
Beats Old Bridge, 1873.

The Maurer A. A. on Labor Day
handed Old Bridge +. c. a bad lac
ing by a score Of 10 to o, and lost
to the Belmonts' OF Carteret By .
score 2 to o.
The two scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Skin Eruptions Cause
Constant Torture

Lmsut b - tzke . thosoaxh eouEse
of SSS which win roat ont the
disease germs from your blood
yuur complexion VIM BEGIN 10
clear up and ycu win soon Be rid
Of the disease as thousands Of
others have.
Get . bottle of SIS today.
write TO our head physician Who
will gladly give ron full medical
advice without charge. Address
Medical Director. Swift Lsbora-
tory, Atlanta. Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Gid Dun. Napoleon,

NEW YORK-John McGraw's
Giants are proving that a ball club
can be hypodermicked in midseasor
by the addition of one star-mean-
ing Banny Bancroft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Eczema, letter. boils. pimpies. ID
GERS, irrifations and scalp erup-
tons. as wen as all other forms Of
skin diseases, come from a disor-
dered condition of the blood They
must be cured through the blood,
and this explains why local treat
ment fails so absolutely.
The radical and rational treat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

BOsTON-The Braves have pick
ed off the best catcher in the Texas
League. He is Frank Gibson of the
San Antonio Grizzlies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Maurer A. A. :. oooo0O0oo5o
Belmonts $500. 100000
The Maurers are without q game
for this Sunday and Manager Ur-
banski would like to hear from some
fast senior team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Standings In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

bannCS IOudF.
New York at Boston (two).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
other teams not scheduled.
Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 4: Philadelphia Q (1stl.
Brooklyn. 3; Philadelphia, 5 (1d).
New York-Boston (rsin)-
Pittsburgh. Z: Chicago, T.
Other teams hot scheduled
Standing OF Teams
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
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II / had lived some years ago
| And been q baseball star,
You would have seen my name be-
slowed
on some hve-cent cigar;
You would have seen my face dis
played
On ads for liver pills,
On every sarsaparilla flask,
On all the circus bills.
And DeWolf Hopper would have
had
A piece of poet-ree
With not a word of Casey's feat
But all concerning me.
You would have heard the fans de-
clare
With pride and loud acclaim:
There never was or will be such
A player in the camel"
You would have heard my praises
sung
In meters SWITCHED from Dante.
Annd.' gosh. you never would have
/ heard
The fellows with long whiskers
love to sit around and argue that
Delehanty was as hard a hitter as
Babe Ruth even though he made no
overwhelming collection of home
runs. They'll maintain stoutly that
Brouthers, Conner and Arson were
Just as good, II not better. consider
ing that in their day the pitcher had
the advantage OF throwing q shorter
distance to the plate.
Twenty years from now we'll be
perched around whatever is used for
a stove in those days, deploring the
fact that there are no more infield-
ers like Eddie Collins, no ~outhelders
like Iris Speaker, and no batters like
Ruth.
There Is always this persistent
comparison of present-day stars
with those of days long gone and
frequently the loudest argument is
in favor of those who have gone
~glimmering.
You hear a good deal about those
old-timers and their defenders are
very staunch, chiefly because there
il a heavy cloud of romance about
them. They shine extra bright, even
to this day, because they did not
have so much competition when
they thrived.
Baseball players were not plenti-
full in those days. There were hard
ly as many ball teams then as there
are leages now. Consequently
there were fewer stars and they
were as conspicuous as a wart on
your nose.
Today a star has to shine with real
brilliance to make a showing in the
big galaxy of players. There Is
plenty of competition and when q
player rises above the rest as Cobb
or Ruth it's a cinch they must have
something on the old-timers.
There never has been another
quite so good as the Bambino, and
1t will BE- a long time before there's
another like him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Three base hits, Seplacky. Two
base hits. Nelson Tommedy, 3.
sapiecky. 4, OF Tommedy 2. Struck
out by Seplacky 6, by Tommedy z.
Umpire, Casey. Time of game 1
hour 20 minutes. Attendance 1000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Old Timers to Meet.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8-The fiftieth
anniversary of the first professional
baseball championship game will be
celebrated by the Old Timers Base
ball Association at a banquet here
October IS. The game was played
ings October IS, 1870. at the old
Dexter Driving Park in this city.
The Cincinnati aggregation went
down to defeat 16 to 8 at the hands
OF the Chicago team.
This game was practically the be-
ginning Of professional baseball, ac-
cording to AL G. Sphinx, of Chicago,
secretary OF the old association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Gamcs Today.
Philadelphia 1T Detroit
Other games lot scheduled
Yesterdays Results
New York, 2; Philadelphia. O.
Detroit. S; Chicago, o.
washington. s: Boston. 1 (1st).
Boston. 8: Washington, 3 (zd4.
Standing OF Teams
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Horse Travels III 5000 Miles.

STAMFORD. Ky.-Judge w. l..
Dawson, mail carrier for 16 years
who has just been retired on pen
sion, drove one horse $4,000 miles
while delivering mail for Uncle
Sam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
NWthAmboy

Helmetta -. " os01.0 0--s
North Amboy. O0s100 0-4
Stolen bases, Hopkins. Two base
hits. Holtz. Callahan, Yates, r.
Smith, A. Smith, Shuback. Struck
out, Norcross, g.; Olexia, 2.