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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

with the snugly fitted hip-line and the
long skirt to give quite a different sill
houettc from that to which we have
adhered during the past four years or
more. The low waistline still continues
to be used by the best makers. but Of
ten It is seen used with another line
at the normal waist. These double
waAthnes are seen oven on sports
suits, and would seem to indicate ten
dency of the spring mode.
Retailers. as we'll RS wholesalers, will
rejoice in the prediction that suits are
gradually coming back into favor. We
nave had several seasons OF the dress,
and 1t is fairly certain that women
themselves As well az makers and dis
tributors will welcome the change.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

In suits. short Jackets. from 90 in.
to 26 in. In length are the fulc. Both
nelted and unbelted STYLES are favored.
the jackets being designed on straight,
loose lines from shoulder to hip, with
tight basque effects fastening closely
around the hips.
Belts are variously contrived of
oratds, of cordinEs, OF leather and fab
rlc In combination. and OF interlaced
bands of the fabric from which the suit
Is made
The sleeves of tho Jackets are long
and are finished with deep, fancy cuffs
which flare over narrow cuff bands in
bracelet effects, or are designed in
gauntlet forms. Long, straight sleeves
moderately wide at the wrist, are also
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

seen. A touch of Individuality is In
troduccd into this latter type of sleeve
by means of incrusted panels or odd.
overlapping tabs.
Collars Of Jackets are in wide, shaw wi
effects, In Medici type or with high
standing line that gives becoming
frame to the wearer's face. All collars
arc effectively trimmed.
Pockets are again used on suits, botn
on skirts and on Jackets. Many arc of
unusual shape and design. When the
pocket itself is not used. trimming is
applied to simulate pockets.
According to many makers. the Nor
folk Jacket will again make it's appear
ancc among the best-liked suits. These
suits will be used both for sports and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
is YOUR NAME EIfRL?

If you want a marriage license on
any off day, say for instance some
Sunday or some holiday when tho court
house is closed up as tight as a clam
shell, just call up Deputy county clerk
Earl n. Brook, and tell him what you
want, incidentally remarkirg that your
first name is Earl
Now, this does not mean that only
Earls can get marriage licenses on Oft
days, but you are sure OF it in that
case: besides it makes one Earl happy
to please another Earl.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEV

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc and
mail it to Foley & Co. 2S35 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago, Ill, writing your name
and address clearly You win receive
in return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains In sides and hack;
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation.
biliouslsss. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. The Horn Drug Co
Chieftain want ads. bring rosultoL
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
M0YEN AGE and ORIENTAL
IN FASHIONS FOR SPRING

Practically every detail Of designing
seems to indicate that the trend Of
style Is gradually but surely toward
n.teo une. This tendency is seen
iirst IN tho snugly draped hips and
Naistiine and. second. in the adoption
oil the long tunic frsck in which the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

tunic. made of different material from
the skirt. marks a distinct effort to
abandon the popular cherise frock and
the coat dress. and indicates that tho
separate bodice Is to have its former
Importance in the world OF fashion
Tho leg-o'-mutton sleeve combines
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, lsz1.-PAcE FIVE

for more formal street wear-Paris
bureau, Dry Goods Economist.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

What do think Every should eagerly purchased Tues,
day!'
One Hundred Womcn Wonderful New Silk and Wool
full sale at Crews Besgs-comnenng 9 Tuesday
Ono hundred Dresses S g. inclusive.
shown before One hundred specially purchased Dresses
themselves the fashion
Only hundred dresof Canton Ccpof SinBack Crepc-of
Duveyne-of Po Twill and Of
predomnaing.
Dresses the winter modes have irresistible including the new
straight lines in long wasted ideas
Dresses trimmed with acqud braid silk beads
with the vivid threads of Chinese embroidery.
And the sccv Sleeves syefu graceful Jenny
sleeves Belle sleeves short sccvcsncv
happy cxclamaions from delighted
Tuesday CwsBegg second floor prepared wond
cru hundred Womcns
and SIS co. should share to the
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
MAJOVY PIES STARYCH
CESkYCH OSADNfKU.

Oblibene Sdruzeni nasich
clcvelandskych pionyrG seide
Sc zitreiSi nedele odpoledne,
abv po dlouhe zimni dob6 V Be
sidkach Cesk6 Mar. Sine ma
Broadway uvitali prichod la
ra. Zabava bude jako vzdy ne
nucena, Wdyt' ie znate, nase
stare osadniky, iimz neni mic
tax prot mysli, jako skrobe-
most. Chteji Sc pobaviti pra-
vym, staroceskym zpGsobem,
ably zftfeiSi posezeni, neb j ta-
Ike n6jaka ia sousedska znstala
milou upominkou. V kruh osad
nikH Jest kazdp vitan a jest il
sto. re zitrejSi pies vyzni upl-
ne harmonicky jako vzdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
KOPANA.

Zapas minule nedele pofada-
ny hyl skoncen vysledkem ne
rozhodnym 90, ackoliv byla
zfetelna prevaha ma stram6 Ce.
chu, ktefi zvlaSte v druhe pull
stale ntocili, pfec obrane st.
Steavens podafilo sc uchraniti
klub od porazky. Ultra hraii
Cesi prot Akronskym Mad a
rum V Garfield parku We 2:30.
Muzstvo nasledujici bude po-
staveno: Heider; V. Novotny,
j. Malina; T. Doksansky, V.
Doksansky, DuspWa; Johnson,
Engelke. Bergman, Brada, Ka-
dice. Nahradnici: Klima, Hoff
man.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
SEBEVRAzDA NEBO
ZLOCIN.

Vcera as o pill osm6 vetel
nalezena byla policii v Edge
water parku zena pr0moce-
nym satem, jea byla nasled-
KEN chladna a telesneho wy
terpani tax seslabla, re byla
dopravena do nemocnice sv.
Jana. HoSi, hraiici 81 v parku
spatfili il, iak Vyleza q vody
iezerni a rychle privolali poll
eli. Zena Jest asi 40 roku stara
a zdrAhA Sc udati sve jmeno i
line podrobnosti. V kapse ma
le2en byl papir Sc imenem j s
udanym imenem m6sta Cosho-
ctonu. Policie patra ida Sc ie-
dina 0 sebevrazedny pokus neb
zda zena, iez jest pekne osa-
cena byla do vody shozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
POLICISTE MAJT BYTI CYL
CENI v ZLODEJSKE. TECH
NICE.

PfednoSta okresniho soudu
NJ. A. Forah vCera prohlasil,
ze by policiste a tajni meli by
Ii vice pocviGeni zlod6jskych
praktikadh, totiz nemysli tim
ovSem niiak, ably d6lali snad
konkurenci zlod6ium, remesl-
nym, ale mel by byti zIizen
kui's, ma n6mz by Sc pfednaSe-
lv razn6 lskoky dlouhoprst a.
kn, pocinaje cd kapesni krade-
ze az do dobyvani Sc do nedo-
bytnych pokladen. Soudce
Smith pax odporucuje vetSi
znaiost drobnohledu, Zejmena
pfi prohlizeni otisku prstu. Az
dosud byla policie y podob-
nTch sm6rech dosti pozadu,
nekterI policejni lrednik neu
ami, Jak ma formovatl zalobu,
ba ami iak iako sv6dek vypo-
Vidati ma vrub techto nedo-
statku dunno pripsati cetna o
svoboZeni dosti nebe2pet-
nych kriminalniku.
Policejni slu1ba roZhodnt
vyzaduje znalost vSech ZIoti-
Inetkych ZpusObu, znalost je-
du iinych odboru, coz by
znamenitG usnadhovalo patra-
nj i usy6dGovani. Drobnohled
by mel byti prvnim nastrojem
pri pomocnych pracech sv6re-
nlch straznikum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
OZRROJENf POSTOVNfCH
UREDNfKU.

4 Washingtonsk6ho poStov-
niho departmental bylo poslano
zdejsimu po$tovnimu Gfadu 80
revolverd iakych nzfva voisko
a iedna brokovnice, jimiz 5g-
dou prot moznym pfepad0m
ozbroieni dfednici poStoyni
vozkov6. PfiGina t6to mobili-
SAGE lezi V tetnych loupeznych
pfepadech, 2 nichz nejv6tSi by
La ona milIionoh loupez, spa
chana V Toledu. Zbrane spolu
S munici rozdeleny budou hlav
ne klerk1m a fidiCUm zam6St-
navaiiclch Sc pen6animi zaSil-
kami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
SHLEDANi S UkRADENYM
AUTOMOBILEM.

Kapitanovi policejniho pre-
cinktu ma so. zap. ul. a Lorain
Ave. Martini LavelleoVi ukra-
den byl ma Walnut Ave. a
vych. ~. ul. automobile. Ia
hodinu po ohlaseni pfipadu po-
licii shledal Sc opetn6 Sc svym
autem V naSi ctvrti ma rohu
Broad way q Nc Bride Ave, Ale
stroJ sotva re poZnal. nebot'
zbyl jenom trup, VSechno ostat-
III neZnami pobertove odnesli,
Da cely svrSek odSroubovali,
demontovali rafy, wall svitil-
ny, Zkratka ySe, co Sc odnesti
dalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
o CASOLIN OkRADENi HA-
SICI.

Mezi dobou, kdy hasiti 3
stroini setniny sp6chali k po-
zaru Kinney and Levan bu-
dove ma Euclid a vYch. IA. ul,
Vlamali Sc zlod6ii do stanice,
iez Jest umistena ma vych. IA.
I'll. Central Ave. a piivlastni-
Ii 81 40 gallonn gasolinu. X uni
nen6mu pozaru dostavilo Sc 6
hasicskvch stanic. V budov6 u
mistena Jest verejna knihovna
a pozar povstal nasledkem ne
opatrn6 odlozen6 doutnaiici
mopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
CLEVELANDSkE ZENY PRO
I'll JMENOVANl SPROSTEHO
FEDERALNEM MARSALEM.

Snaha cleyelandskych zen,
ably marSalem Spoj. Statu by
la imenovana zena, doznala cd
mltnutl dopisem zaslanym Sc
natorem F. b. Willisem, pi. w.
II. Corlettov6, jez Sc proslavi-
la "a nedavnych Stvanic proti
fiditeli m6stShe bezpeCnosti A !.
b. Sprostdmu, ale zda Sc. ze
hodla podporovati Sdruzenf
clevelandskych zen, jichz Jest
Corlettova, pfedsedkou, ably
Sprosty, kterg Jest kandida-
tenn marSAlstvf ma tento trad
imenoyan nebyl.
Zninena zenska organisacc
zaslala listy presidentoVi Hard
ingovi, senatoru Willisovi a
Puvern6ru Davisovi, V kterych
Jest pozadovano, ably zenam
zdstala vyhrazenaSn6ktera zod
pov6dna mista. Harding odka-
zal tyto nayrhy generaInimu
navladnlmu Daughertymu,
kdeAto posledn6jSi Sc omezili
ien, ma souhlas $ podanou zado
sti, re by zeny m6ly byti t6z Y
0fadech Zastoupeny.
Willis piSe: "Potvrzuii pri-
jem VaSeho protestu prot ime
novanl p. Sprosteho a muz, je-
hoz jsem ma 1fad omen vyhl6dl,
bude, iak doufam, Vami schva-
len. Uznayam pravo zen ma O.
ma mista, ale neni doba zde, a
by zena imenovana byla do pc
zadovan6ho ufadu." Kandida-
tura A. +. Sprosteho byla pod
porovana M. Maschkem, repu-
blikanskym pfedakem a n6ko-
lika cleny okresniho republi-
kansk6ho ustfedniho vyborn
Protikandidatem jeho jest b1-
valy deputy marSal vyslouzi-
lee sv6tovt valky poruGik Fred
VI. Tanning.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
EAST OHIO GAS co. PATRA
PO NOVYCH PLYNOVYCH
ZDROJfCH.

Zdei5i plynalna naiala neko
lik tisic akr6 pozemk6 V Hu-
ron okresu, Ohio, kde zapotne
$ vrtacimi pracemi po tam6i-
Sich domn6lych plynovych zfi-
dlech. Oznamovalo Sc tax wee
ra $ prohlaSenfm, ze takto ma
lezenY pIyn znstane uchoVan
pro Cleveland. Vyhlidky ma
zdarny yysledek isou dobre
neb dive studnG v techze mi
etech, ylastn6nv iinop spoletno
sti d0davaii 100000 krychlo
vych stop denn'e, kdyz bylo do
sazeno hloubkv ,040 stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07

ie a ceka, az bude v sezone
naval, ktery musi miti ia ma
sledek opetne zdrazovanf. Ne
dostatek objednavek pax zavf-
nuie, re ma nekterych uhel-
nych sachtach byla prace zasta
vena, jen nasledkem teto ne
proziravosti zakaznictva.
Zdejsi sklady isou pfepln6ny a
dodavani uhli do domacnosti
Sc nachazi ma mrtvem bodn.
Podobne stiznosti Sc hlasi i z
iinych ohioskych NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
NALEZ MRTVOLY NIUE
MA KOLEJlCH.

Fred Ehlert, 2701 Division
Ave. n. w. nalezl vcera vecer
blize koleji drahy New York
Central mrtvolu neznameho
muze. jenz byl die vseho pre-
Jet vlakem. Zabity oden byl Y
tmavosedy oblek, svetleSedou
Gepici, bilou koSili a hnedymi
oxfordkami. Vail as 155 IL
ber na prsou ma vytetovany
namornickV ndZnak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-07
ROZSiRENA SMfREf RADA
MA We STREDU JEDNATI O
ODVOLANf STAVKY.
Hlavni stan stavitelsleych "a
mestnancd CIevelande.

Veera ucin6n byl prvni vaz-
nejsi krok sm6fujfci k urovna-
nj stavky V stavebnim prumy-
slu cd pondelka propuknuvSi.
Sedm uniovych zastupcu uni;
v smir6i rad6 pozvalo po jed
nom delegatu ze vsech q uni
soucasn6 Sc stejnym poctem sta
vebnich kontraktoru, ably Sc
takto zvoleny sirSi vybor sesel
k spoleGne porade, jeH konati
sc bude az We stfedu pristiho
tydne.
Charles Smith, obchodnf Jed
mattel rady stavebnich remesel
prohlasil tax pc vterejsi schu-
ri s podotknutim, re Sc tax de-
je k vuli vzajemnemu dorozu-
meni, jelikoz takto rozsirena
komise bude schopn6isi a take
uznavan6j8im telesem nez-li
smirGi vybor dosayadni a KITE
ra by take stavku mohla urov-
natl V pomern6 kratke dob6.
Navrh proSel po trihodinovem
jednani a byl formovan tax, re
We stfedu nova komise nebude
jednati o pracovnich podmin-
kach, ale omeZi Sc jen Ma otaz-
ku mzdy.
Vcera Sc objevivsi zprava,
re mesto zahaii stavbu ma no.
We mdstske nemocnici "a stare
mzdy $1.25 ma hodinu, byla
mestSkymi ifedniky vyvrace-
ma.
Hlavni stan Mar. Sdruzeni
vSech organiSaci stavebnich IA
mestnavatelu byl prelozen z
New Yorku do Clevelandu pfi
chodem ieho sekretare f. G..
Webera. Pfelozeni stalo Sc ma
sledkem volby Cleveland ana
Waltera klie predsedou. Ora
dovna zfizena byla V els. 1900
Euclid Ave.
Mistni 1rednici Sdruzeni Wy
ckavajl jistym napietim od-
poved ma telegram Zaslany ta-
jemnikem w. +. Hennessym
stavebnimu oddeleni phi Anne
ricke Federaci Prace Y Cincin-
natl, kterym Sc Sdruzeni dota-
2ov2lo ma spravnoSt oZnamenL
die kter6ho byly by unie o.
chotpy predloziti otaZku o Sni-
zeni mzdy k rozlusteni pomoci
arbitrace.
Clenstvo Sdruzeni nabytko-
vych truhlafu iinych drevo-
delniku, zamestnavatelu, odlo-
zilo jednani o naVrhu Obchod-
III Komory pro pfiSti patek.
Navrh sm6fuje k zavedeni ote-
vrenych dilen.
j. +. Berkes, pfedseda 'Sdru-
zeni tiskaren, zalezitosti po-
dane zaloby unii ma tiskarny
odmltal viny zalujicimi V zado-
sti uvad6ne a popiral, re by
Sdruzenl bylo ustn6 Il pokusn6
sllbilo zavesti pozadovanou pra
coyni dobu 44-hodinovou take
ia vinu kladenou snahu spik-
mutt na poskozeni organisova-
ne prace.
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ZDRAVOTNf USTREDNA {
A, MESTSKEHO DEPART
MENTU.

klinika pro detske a tuber-
kuloSnl nemoce, iez byla az do
aud dobre znama vefejnOsti V
lis. 1925 Cable Ave. po dobu
peti let, nachazi Sc nyni v els.
5033 Broadway roh Pershing
A Vn
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NIkDO Sc NEZASOBUJE MA
ZIMU UHLfM, DOLUM HRO-
ri NEZAMESTNANOST.

Il kruhG obchodniku uhlim
dochazi stiznost, ze nyni, kdy
Jest neiprihodn6isi doba, nikdo
Sc, ma zimu palivem nezasobu-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
Georgetown Catholics
TO Give Play and Dance

The Catholic Church parish of
Georgetown will give their annual
play, dance and supper next Thurs
day evening at the Georgetown
opera house. They will present
the well-known medy, Her
Gloves" which is being directed
by Miss Ethel Butts of George.
town. There are ten distinguish
ed Georgetown dramatists in the
caste, and judging from it and the
success of their former appearances,
the play should be real farce.
: 4, AflAs the play they will give a
ua1ce, '~fe>-i Il. -.sss-.=.
nishing the music. A supper w.
be served during the latter part
of the dance Georgetown is ex-
pecting a good turn out from Idaho
Springs and no doubt they will
have one, too, since the prices are
reasons BILE and the music and floor
will be good.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
Former Central City
Boy Killed in Denver

Friends of the Mitchell family
were grieved to learn of the un-
timely death last Saturday in
Denver OF VIM. M. Mitchell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell,
who lived for years up Eureka
street. The boy was driving a
truck loaded with coal last Satur-
day morning and in crossing the
railroad tracks at 18th and Bassett
streets, the jar caused him to lose
his balance and he fell under the
wheels OF the truck. The wheels
passed over him, fracturing his
skull and crushing his body. He
died before medical aid could reach
him,
He was twenty ears of age ard
was born and raised in Central
City, the family moving to Denver
few years ago. He was good
industrious, hard working yourg
fellow and was we'll liked by all
who knew him. The funeral was
held from the Residence mortuary
in Denver Tuesday afternoon, bu-
rial in Riverside cemetery. Cen
trail City Observer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
The Gold Medal
Group May Be Leased

1t is rumored that arrangements
are being perfected by which the
Gold Medal group Of claims will
be taken over under bond and
lease by a pool of local people.
We trust this rumor is true, for
the Gold Medal property is too
good mine to be idle. While this
is one of the oldest properties on
the hill, very little real develop
mont work has been done on any
of the four veins. A pocket of
very high grade ore was taken
from the main shaft several years
ago, but since that time no work
of any consequence has been done
ON the property.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
The Silver Age Mine
TO Be Retimbered

Manager Ripley of the French
Flag mine began last week the
work of cleaning out and retim-
bering the old Silver Age adit,
and when completed will open up
punerous opportunities for taking
fahhgi f1a aEif SRRFE4t 4tiprsy 1'A is v9fGyysm v9fGyy tbs
pleased with the showing in this
vein. In drifting west on the lower
level he has encountered streak
of solid galena ore two feet in
width, This ore body is undoubt-
edly a continuation of the big ore
chute found in the old Silver Age
workings several years ago, which
dipped strongly to the east and
would have eventually reached the
Flag territory. Mr.. Ripley has
always had great faith in the Flag
property, and from the present
showing his faith has been we'll
founded,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
Arkill'S Assay Office
Has Been Rem0deled

The test room of the assay Of
flee of w. j, Arkills and Alex.
Best has been remodeled. The
plumbing has been changed in the
back SO the rear rooms have sinks
and new hood has been installed
over the fume stove, making it pos
sible to do away with all fumes
that are derived from the chemi-
cal action on the uranium ore.
Mr.. Best specializes in the treat
ment of this ore. Joe Ruth, Jr., is
going to install one of his hotation
machines there for trial tests on
concentrates
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
Former Resident
Injured i'm Auto Wreck

Mrs M. M. NcCarty, former
ly Mrs. DETROIT, we'll known here
was injured in an automobile ac-
cident in Denver last Thursday.
There were four people in the car
with Mr.. McCarty, driving on
South Broadway, when they were
run into by another car. Mrs.
MeCarty was injured quite badly
about the head and body, while
her sister was hurt some. Mr.. d.
Higley Of Laramie, Wyo., was
also hurt. but Mr.. McCarty escap-
ed without the slightest injury.
Mrs. McCarty lived here several
years ago.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
SPRINGS COLO. FRIDAY. 1921
The Farmers Union
Failed Once More

The editor of the Siftings-News
has, latter demanding hearing in the
district court of Larimer county
won in his legal fight for vindica
ton from the charges brought by
a few members of the Farmers
union of Loveland.
We won in the civil case by a
decision from Judge Bradfeld,
who decided that no fraud or mis-
appropriation had been made.
The grand jury refused to in
dict, and that jury by large ma
jority from the farmers.
Then Wednesday morning the
jury brought in verdict for us in
the record time of Is minutes, bat
one ballot being taken by the jury,
which was composed principally OF
farmers. All three bankers from
Loveland and an expert accountant
we're subpoened by the farmers
to testify against us, but all vol
unteered to testify in our behalf.
The district attorney refused to
argue the case in the court room
said had he known the case was
lacking in evidence it would not
have been tried. The accountant
told us in his Office in Denver today
that he had not found dime appro-
priated to our own funds that did
not belong to us. He called the
prosecutors (persecutors) "a lot of
fat headed ignoramnses.'
Some months ago the fat heads
sent two or three copies of a"Hun"
newspaper to be used here in an
= Fort Co. -i.ss..--.-ua, ,-hnt 10 kept
still. and fought for a nearing, SO
that the vindication came.
About week before the trial
we received a letter from a men,
ber of the union in which he said
he thought all could be dropped If
we would pay one hundred dollars,
"as that was cheaper that hiring a
lawyer. The proposition was ig-
nored, as we had one desire and
that was to get the gang in court.
We succeeded, went to the mat
with them-and licked them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
A STORY WRITER
IN OUR MIDST
Courtney Rylsy Cooper, the
Widely Known Author, Has
Purchased a Home Here and
Will Write Mining Stories.

Courtney Riley Cooper, the we'll
known author, has arrived here to
make his home. Mr.. Cooper Will
be Idaho Springs own author ard
will write stories connected with
mining. The settings of his mar
ratives will be taken from local
mountain scenery and will be of
inestimable value to Idaho Springs
in bringing the scenic attractions
of this vicinity to the attention of
the public. Two of his stories
have been published in the latest
magazines-one '.The Cross CUT
in the Blue Book for April and
the other "The Fiend" in the
March Cosmopolitan. The plot of
the first story is laid in this local
ity and portrays mining conditions
here. 1t is highly interesting
novel and the first installment
consists of twenty four pages in
the Blue Book. On almost every
page Of the story the name "Ohadi,"
which is used instead of Idaho
Springs and is Idaho spelled back
wards, appears; also Central City,
Golden. Forks Creeks aud Clear
Creet county. II closes with the
on to the reader to "wait
issne for the sycitement. =.
The story in the Cosmopolitan
also deals with mountain scenery
in this locality.
Mr., Cooper recently purchased
the Moorehouse home and is ready
to takein the grand Ohadi weather.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-03-11
Gold Quartz Property
ReOpened Monday

The Gold Quartz property at
the foot of Seaton mountain in
Buttermilk gulch was reopened
Monday morning by K. B. Parsons
aud company. The property is 4
fairly good producer and was ope-
rated number of yesrs ago by
Commodore Morris of Denver
and Willis Marshall, now president
of the Central Savings Bank in
Denver. Mr. Parsons is mining
man from Cripple Greek and was
very successful in bis operations
there. The company intends clea-z
Il put
100 feet at present, and then drive
ahead. They are making repairs
outside and setting mp a black
smith shop; also fixing new tracks
and securing cars. The property
has a shaft above the tunnel which
has produced some very good ore
and the the company is aiming to
catch this vein from beneath.
Three men commenced work there
Monday morning and the force
will be increased as soon as pos
sible. The property is being ope-
rated under an option secured for
them by John Hull,