davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-03-05

sturdy,hcxlble,
non-tearing
quality that
burlap gives to
linoleum.
Linoleun m
has every quail
ity th at a
modern floor
should have.
Evening star., 1923-03-05

Tab ~ ss'.pk ,sssr
Assdj. Noss ksw Ms
carl @fs & he,si ~ Me
bsrI.p isek. Fss5 AsS
vsrm, nsiHsst, yss
ssaxS ~ Iarsjas gss5
&pp&b,gs u
Evening star., 1923-03-05
Il eoinfai sun pnfi rii5 . permanent fsss
Of Armsnp1g.s Marble Tile Lisohxm

That is the kind of floor linoleum
offers to either the new or the old home.
Linoleum in interior decoration
The wealth of colors and patterns in
which Armstrong; Linoleum is made has
given architects and interior decorators
an opportunity to suggest permanent
linoleum floors that are artistically part
of the room itself. Well-chosen floors of
linoleum blend with the color schemes of
walls, furniture and draperies. Rugs are
placed on these floors as on any per-
manent floor.
Armstrong; Linoleum is sold in good
furniture and department stores in rich
plain colors, beautiful two-tone Jaspe
effects, parquetry inlaids, tile inlaids,
carpet inlaids and pleasing printed de-
signs. Estimates furnished by linoleum
contractors or house furnishers will sur
prise you at the low cost of replacing
worn wooden floors or installing Arm
strongs Linoleum floors in new home.
The Armstrong Cork Company MAIN
tains Bureau of Interior Decoration for
the purpose Of giving advice on this SUBJ
ject, without charge: -
Evening star., 1923-03-05
What the cork eires

You have probably handled
hundreds of ordinary cork
shoppers, but have you ever
really examined a piece of
Observation-Disclosures
properties are!
Cork is the outer bark of
the cork oak. It is light. 1t
will float in water. Cork is
elastic. You can compress
Evening star., 1923-03-05

it and when released it will spring back
to its original shape. Throw it on the
Evening star., 1923-03-05
Whdt the barlap gi,es

This mixture of cork and oxidized lin
Evening star., 1923-03-05

with the cork, becomes remarkably du-
rable. The daily tread of thousands of
feet makes little impression uponit. Also,
it can be printed with patterns or designs
that do not fade; or it can be colored
throughout it's entire thickness with
colors that are as permanent as the limo
leum itself. This is what is known as
inlaid linoleum.
These are the qualities that inseed oil
gives to linolcum.
Evening star., 1923-03-05

hoOr and It will rebound.
Cork is nonabsorb-
entandmoisture-proof.
You can use it to stop
a full bottle; lay the
bottle on its side for
years and the cork will |
holdthecontents. Cork
resists decay. 1t is 4
good heat-insulator,
which hmakesitwzrmto
, the touch, summer or
winter.
Cork Ii tough. 1t
does noe scratch or
abradc easily, nor will
it scratch or mar other
surfaces.
These are the qualities I
to linoleum.
Whdt the li,1seed I
Linoleum gets its nam
oil, which is pressed from
seed oil is the same oil
which, when exposed to
4 tough, solid film Of skin
Evening star., 1923-03-05

smooth and rub
berry and practically
waterproof. When
mixed with powdered
cork these two sub
stances unite per-
fectly. The tough
oil skin, combined
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28

Policejni straznik Josef Pc
terka, slouzici ma policeini
stanici vych. 131. ulice, do
padl ma rohu teze ulice a Miles
ave. v nedeli We 2:30 hod. ra-
no diva 16-lete kluky, kdyz Sc
jich vyptaval, vzbudilo podiv-
ne chovani jednoho z hochI po
dezreni, sebral je a dovedl ma
stanici, kde u kazdeho male
zen byl revolver. ktere donna
wall rodicGm. Oba Sc prizna-
Ii ma juvenialnim soude. re 81
chystali provesti loupez. Sko.
rem soucasne zatkl straznlk
w. O'Brien re stanice vych
b5. nj. a Perkins ave. jineho
17-leteho podnikavce. u nehoz
nalezen byl take revolver. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
NAJEZD PROHIBlcNICH
ACENTU MA "VEZEN-
SKOU Lob"

Ma ,ipati Superior ave. jest
zakotvena byvala trestanecka
australasia LODI, ma ktere "a phi
lax jsou ukazovany vsechny
hrdzne tresty, jez ocekavaly
vzpurne galejni trestance.
Vcera navstivili lod' prohi-
biSni slidilove a aniz by vyklo-
pill vstupne, jail Sc LODI prohli-
zeti a krone povtstne "deviti
cease kocky" Chic, kterym tre-
stanci byli mrskani), okovd,
zelezne pany, kla'd atd., nasli
v kajute pana kapitana D. H.
Smitha vec mnohem pfijem-
nejsi, diva kvarty nefalsovane
namornicke "snaby". Posiln6-
nj statecnych plavci bylo arci
Timed zabaveno ale nikdo "a
Itcen, jelikoz Sc kapitan W.
mlouva, ze neved4l, ze Cleve-
land jest TAX ctnostnym. ze by
provinenim bylo jen pouhe
viastn6ni lihoviny. Jinak mu
20 nepomohlo ku kofalce net
ia potece do kanalu anebo -
,snad take jinam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
SKOLNf RADA PROJEKTU-
JE kEMEsLNICKE SkOLY.

Ma vterejsf sch1zi skolni ra
dy jedn&no bylo Q problemu
tesafsk@ i orhftkAfske skoly,
podobn@ Skole pokladacd ci-
hel. D9lo Sc tax nasledkem
nabidky statu, ktery navrhuje
zffzenf so tffd femeslnickych
skol misto dosavadnfch 10, pa
kteryz lcel hodla f'inancne pfi
sp6ti celou polovinou. Pro roz-
sifenf vyslovil Sc skolni super
intendent Jones, jenz prohla-
sill, "a lspech pred rokem zfi-
zene skoly zednicke, ktery bu-
di pozornost v cel& zemi. Pro
zrizenf skol vyslovujf Sc nejen
unie, ale | kruhy zamestnava-
telske.
Jones pravi dale, Re prace
tvto hlavn9 vykonavajf delnici
ciziho pIvodu, kteff Sc t6mto
remeslIm, jak jest v Evrop6
zvykem, musei donna po Z ro-
XII (?) uGiti.
Ze1nicka skola c1evelandska
byla iiz die naseho vzoru zfi-
zena v Detroitu a Denveru a
nemize' byti sporu, ze jine
pokusy v tomto sm9ru nalez-
nou podobneho napodobeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
BLEsK A JEHO vtE.
REJSf SPASY.
Rozehnal polskou svatbu.

Vcerejsf nocnf boure spoje-
ma $ lijavcem i ODE doprovaze-
iicfm chladem provedla neko-
lik neobycejnych kouskd. TAX
zeimena zpdsobila, ze Alex
Wysociky, spolu $ nevestou do
smrti ma svoji "hlucnou swat
bn" nezapomenou. SvatebSa-
ne, poctem as SO osob bavili Sc
We White Eagle polske sini, {.
1917 Kosciusko ave.. kdyz do
budovy pojednou uderil blesk,
nastala tina v mfstnosti, tyto Sc
pccaly naplnovati dymem -
a bylo hned po svatebnim vese
II. Privolani hasici nemeli
vsak jine prace, nez-li dati do
poradku pfetrhane vedeni.
Ma tom vsak nebylo dosti.
Kdyz zenich nevestou pfish
dcmG, v nedaleke vzdalenosti,
7416 Cornelia ave., spatfili
svoje hnizdecko zaopatrene
peknym zanovnim nabytkem
" jednom plameni. Pozar ten
zpdsobil take blesk, ktery u
deril jen nekolik minut pozde-
il, kdyz byl rozehnal v uvede-
ne sini svatebcany. Ma misto
povolani titiz hasici poznovu,
Pczar byl uhasen, ale zenicho-
v; nezbude iineho, nez-li ably
Sc dnes ohlizel po jinem zafi-
zeni.
Podobn6 negalantn6 zacho.
val sc blesk v els. 1908 Hope
ave. ma zapadni strane. UdeTil
do komina a nezdvofile vyho.
dill z teple postele manzele
Bartlettovy spolu Sc A d6tmi
Byt pocal Sc plniti kourem
tax ze ze spanku nemile vyru.
Semi, museli Sc uteci v nocnich
dborech ma ulici. kde opetne
byli promoceni lijavcem.
Nejblizsi navsteva hurry
platila The Northern Ohio
Lumber a Timber Co., 1886
Carter rd., kde blesk prorazil
diru v strese a siel do velkt
hromady drtin, kterou zanitil
Ia boure byly ma cetnycf
mistech strhany draty a elek
trickymi vyboji zasazeno
n6kolik stromG.
Ia bourku ma Sc Cleveland
die proroka Emeryho podeko
vati jiznimu vetru, ktery nan
toto nad6leni prival.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
NEZDARENY POKUS Wy
LOUPITI CASOLINOVOU
STANICI.

Diva lupici vesli vcera do ga
solinove stanice ma zap. III.
nj. a Clifton boulevard Lake.
wood, ale nepochodili neb rTi-
tommy klerk H. G.. Hedges Sc
postavil ma odpor a kdyz Sc
mu podarilo rozehrati poplas-
ny signal, oba nicemove. bez
koTisti prchli. Ia tahanice
byl Hedges jednim z band;tG
udefen do hlavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
zAPAsY s 'BYKY MA "a
.,.i'' PADN1 STRANE.

Obyvatelstvo okol jatek ma
zap. 65. ul. nemusi jezditi ami
30 Spaniel ma povestne byci "a
pasy, ba nemusi ami do cirku-
su neb co chvile Sc mu padiv-
ma, nekdy dosti nebezpecna
podivana naskytne pred de-
mem. Vcera op6tn6 Sc neja-
kym zpdsobem vydobili ma svo
bodn diva statecni texassti BY
ci. Jeden z bykd vrazil do au-
Ia, jine zvire bylo zasazeno
kuli z policejniho revolveru,
Oba byci prchali dale rdzny-
mi smery a ztratili Sc prona-
sledujfci je policii podel zelez
nicnfch koleii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
SOUTEz o PRiSTf MESTO
REPUBLIKANSKE
KONVENCE.

Snaha, ably Sc Clevelan.lu
pfistim rokem dostalo repu-
blikanske narodni konvcnce
nabyla vcera urcitejsich fo-
rem jmenovanim plukovnika
Carmi A. Thompsona. jenz ma
y zaimu Clevelandu ziskati Ru
dolfa Hynicku, jenz jest "a
strpcem Ohia narodnim re-
publikanskem vyboru. Thomp-
son odjede pristi Itery do Wa.
Ehingtonu, kde v podobnem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28


radv po sest tydnI trvaiicich
prazdninach odehralo Sc ne
kolik zivejsfch seen, zejmena
v bodech, l1de Sc mestska rada
stretla' imayorem, zejmena
kdyz mayorem vetovana orli-
nance kodove komise poznovu
bvla prijata. Akci mestske ra-
dy naval Kohler zrizovanim
move vlady We vlade, mrha-
MIN pen6z a hrczil, ze kontrol
nj rada promluvf vGbec posle-
dni slovo znemoznt prove
deni ordinance, kterou povazu
je "a proste mrhani penGz.
Zmfnka o kontrolni rade Wy
volala poznamku radniho A.
Damma, ienz pravil, ze Sc do
mniva, ze kontrolni rada ma
take svoje min6ni a ne toliko
jake il diktuje mayor, jenz
mluvil, jako by byl kontrolni
radou pouze on sam Ma po-
znamku tuto mayor povstal a
vybuchl: "Ovsem ze jest kon-
trolni rada jednomyslnou a do
kud budu mayorem, bude
vzdy takovou."
Vyjadreni mayora bylo pri-
jato shromazd6nym obecen-
stvem velkym potleskem, KITE
rou nepristojnost krotil radni
H. H. Finkle, jenz zastupoval
predsedu mestske rady Tow
nese. Kdyz zjednano bylo IT,
cho, pronesl radni w. f. Cook
poznamku: "Jest k polityva-
nj, doved6ti sc v mestske rade,
.ze ma mesto Cleveland kon-
trolni radu jen jednoho muze.
Jeste pred hlasovanim pro-
hlasil Kohler, ze naridil finan-
cnimu riditeli Hommelovi. by
zamezil pfepsanf $4,000 z po
licejnich fondI k 1celi. pres
jeho veto prijate ordinance.
Penez ma byti uzito ma prostu-
dOvani otazky move spravy me
sta pomoci managera. Soucas-
ne oznacil komisi, jez Sc sta
rati ma provedeni ordinan-
ce, "a t6leso administrative,
jemuH prave kontrolni rad'a
must celiti.
Ma pocatku debaty opustil
Townes svoie misto jako pred
seda mestske rady, ably mluvil
We prospech pfiieti mayorem
vetovane ordinance: "Cleve.
landsky lid prevaznou vetsi.
nou "a voleb schvalil novJ
mestsky charter. Novy sy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28
PRVNf POPRADNINOVf zASEDANf
MESTSKE RADY.
MAYOREM VETOVANA ORDINANCE
PRIJATA ZNOVU.
ODEvZDANO "a HLASu PROTI 8.

stem pom6rneho zastoupeni
vyzaduje uplnou reorganisaci
nasi dosavadni mestske vlady.
Jest povinnosti mestske rady
situaci prostudovati tax ably
nova m6stska rada mestsky
manager pri nastoupeni IRA
du nell administrator plan,
die ktereho by Sc fidili. Ia
mesnany budou neilepsi silly.
Nespatruji v tom obtfzi ma kite
re poukazoval mayor We SVEN
vetu. P9ticlenna komise se-
stava clenh mestske rady,
mastskeho klerka a. lfiditele
mestskych prav, podobne jaleo
tcmd bylo pri komisi "a W.
jcdnavanf $ plynarnou."
Ia hlasovani prijata byla
ordinance "a hlasy proti g; o
diva hlasy vice nez-li nariza-
MIN pozadovana dvoutretino-
va vetsina.
Phi zvoleni noveho radniho
ma misto zemreleho Thompso-
ma podal radni J. McGinty do
sti podivny navrh. ably ma mi
sto ono zvolen byl syn skona-
leho radniho j. L. Thompson,
iaby tax "a otce doslouzil zby-
vaiici obdobi. Byl vsak no.
wynn radnim zvolen DIR. Char
les H. Mcfarland. byvaly s,l-
perintendent mestske nemoc-
nice.
Radni Stacel pfedlozil reso-
luci, tykajici Sc staveb NEST
ske okresni soudni budovy,
ktere byly k dalsimu projed-
mani odkazany vyboriim, ma
ietkovemu, financnimu. judi
ciarnimu a apropriacnimu. V
resoluci Sc pozaduje: Ably o.
kres stavbu podnikl. Mestu
ably zistalo vyhrazeno as 160.
600 ctverecnich stop, ma KITE
rez by m6sto melo pravo uzi-
vani. M6sto zaplati pripada-
| jici pridel pomeru k mestem
pouz.vane plose. pfispeje ma
bondovy lrok ma jeiich umo-
rovani a zaplati tez cast vyda-
nj spojenych udrzovanim bu.
dov. Misto vyhrazene mestu
musi byti upraveno tax, ably
Ipotrebam mesta tez vyhovo
valo.
i Radni Bronstrup, podal ma
vrh. ably pro lazne ma Wood
j, land ave. zakoupen byl parn
: kotel zfizen komin, nahra
dou "a poskozene zarizeni, z;
iarniho vybuchu. Navrh odka
zan byl prislusnemu vyboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-28

smeru hodla pGsobiti II same
no presidenta Coolidge a re-
publikanskeho narodniho pred
seldy j. T. Adamse z Iowy. Pc
tachto navStevach hodla Sc Sc
jiti Hynickou bud v New
Yorku neb Cincinnati.
Vybor, majici ma starosti
zmin6nou akci. hodla postupo-
vati, aniz by vyckal 'schvaleni
obcanskych korporaci, jelikoz
otazku onu lustiti chce vice sc
stranky obcanske nez-li polite
ke. Penize ma tax zvany ga
rancni fond opatreny by byly
zvlastni upisovaci Rampant
Hlavni oporu ma vybor v "a.
stupcich zdeisich velkych no
tel1, kteri pokladaji konvenci
" zdejsim meste IA neobycej'
ncu reklamu.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
FARMER puTMAN,s PHILOSOPHY

Toms SO run down that the Doc
tor advised him to do no brain work
fur while and he asked me to do
his writin'. I told him that writin'
wasn't brain work, but he thinks it is,
so l reckon we better not tell him
bred Sires train and he come home
without nickel in his pocket and
lookin' plumb tuckered out and I sez:
tom what's the matter, air you
sick?"
sick! Never felt better in my life
Or had less money. But durn that
Jake Brauer; wait till I meet him
ag'in He's the slickest Teller 1 ever
see"
How so?" sez L "Who is this Jake
Brauer?"
Josie" he sez, "git my slippers.
Ny feet hurt Fix me up some hot
lemonade and bring in my little
brown grip"
You must be used to havin' a dar-
key wait on you Tom" sez humorin'
him Don't furgit you're back on
the ranch and not ridin' in Mr.. Ford's
private car now"
'Yes, yes. Josie" he sez, "just put
the grip down-easy woman, easy,
don't drop it. I've got all my note
books in it."
$50 full of notes that the covers is
liable to crack open?" sez I.
What about this Jake Brauer?
Who is he? What did he do to you?"
He never answered, so Pm advertis-
in as follers: Liberal reward will
be paid anyone giving full informa-
tion on Jake Brauer and his doin's
with my man, and no questions asked"
Josephine Daskam Putnam, writin'
fur
THOS. JEFFERSON PUTNAM,
Specialist in Rural Devilment
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
Somerset Squibs

Mrs. William Clark, Sr., was a Del
ia visitor Monday.
Mrs. Lula Balch was business Wis
itor here the past week.
The night school this year will be
in charge of Mr. Walker
John Jurcheck has been very sick
at his home here all week.
Sherman Bonnet held turkey raf-
fle near the club house Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lopez had a severe at
tack of bronchitis the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boultbee made
business trip to Hotchkiss Tuesday.
d. B. Walker paid visit to the
Bennett school one day the past week.
Mrs. S. Kinnary spent several days
in Delta visiting relatives, the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Schmidt visited at
the home of Mrs. Earl Roth in Paonia
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp entertained
most of the Fan Row folks at din
ner Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Bohnet en-
tertained number of friends at sup
per Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Anna Bartalo has been quite
sick since Saturday, but is feeling
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Evans returned
home one day this week from visit
with relatives in Utah.
Frank Sanborn has been suffering
with an abscess in his head all week
but is feeling better now.
Mrs. VIM Neesham returned home
Wednesday evening from a weeks So
journ at the state capital.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Edwards delight
fully entertained the 500 club at
their home Saturday evening.
Work on the new school house is
very nearly finished and we are in
hopes that school will start soon.
Santa Claus is liable to miss this
town this year if the slack work keeps
up. The men are promised one day
this week.
Mrs. Ben Snodgrass of Denver, came
in Sunday evening for a visit with
her father, VIM. Angus, Sr., and broth
er, James Angus.
The first edition of a paper pub
lisheed by the pupils and teachers
this term was distributed around
town Tuesday morning.
The school children will all be re-
quired to purchase their books this
term. They will be sold at the school
to the children at cost.
Mrs. Ester Raines of Terre Haute
Ind, and mother, Mrs. Quackenbush
of Paonia, spent several days here the
past week, the guests of their sister
and daughter, Mrs. E. Schmidt.
There was a man hurt in the mine
here quite badly, Thursday He has
only been here a short time and we
were unable to learn his name. He
was sent to the hospital at Salt Lake
We are glad to report that Arlene
Hammond, who was operated for ap.
pendicitis at the Delta hospital last
week, is getting along very nicely
Mrs. Hammond will remain in Delta
with her until she is out of the hos
pital.
Mrs. Steve Tursanski and sons,
Steve and Joseph. returned home Sat.
urday evening from a couple of
months visit at OrdavilIe, Utah. Mrs.
Tursanski has been visiting her daugh-
tiers, Mary Tursanski and Mrs. Tom
Esplin of that place and the bows
have been going to school there.
The teachers for the coming year
Tor TINS district are: S. B. Walker,
principal; 7th and 9Th mathematics
and science, Miss Belle McDonanld:
th and 9th English and history, Miss
Lotta A; Yowell; 5th and 9Th grades
MISS Mollie Majnik; Sd and 4th grades
|
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
"Millionaire. Henderson

Pitkin boasts of at least one mil
lionaire among her residents. w. S.
Henderson this week received a mil
lion-marks, as interest on some old
German bonds he holds.
The remittance was sent in marks
and there were ten bills or coupons
of 10000 marks each.
At the present exchange on German
marks, our Mayor feels that the in
come tax man will pass him by when
it comes to figuring his income for
German bonds
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
How He Did It

A new reporter on daily paper
was assigned to gather police news
with the customary warning as to the
imports ance of accuracy and the dam
ger of libel suits if his statements
were not properly qualified, says the
Topeka Capital. He was told that
unless facts were fully proven it was
always safer to make use of such
terms as alleged and other similar.
1t happened to be the vacation
season and the newspaper Office was
shorthanded In an emergency the
new reporter was called on to write
up society function, and this is the
way he did it:
ga woman giving the name of Mrs.
Jones, who is reported to be one of
the social leaders of the city and
claims to reside at 1949 Capital Hill
avenue, is said to have given what
purported to be reception yesterday
afternoon 1t is understood that
considerable number of so-called
guests, reported to be ladies notorious
in society circles were present, and
some of them are quoted as saying
they had enjoyed the occasion. 1t is
charged that Bower furnished the al
legged refreshments and Stringham
the purported music. The hostess is
said to have worn a necklace of al
legged pearls which she declares was
given her by her reputed husband"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

Kanchmen-You need one of oui
books of blank bills Of sale. VERY
handy. Just like check book. En-
obles you to take bill of sale Of any
animal right where you buy 1t. For
sale at either of our offices or any
bank in the county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
PITKIN ITEMS

|
Dud Eolo went down from Ohio
City Monday to consult a doctor.
j. F. Berryhill returned Friday
from a weeks visit at Canon City.
Pat Valdez and family left Friday
for San Luis, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs j. M Flick of Quartq
creek. were noted in Gunnison Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. U. Gavette were up
Thursday from Gunnison, visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Smith.
L. w. Kennicott, who has been en-
ployed at the Carter mine was an
ut-going passenger on the train
Monday
]. A. Wiseman motored to Gunnson
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Mr. ard Mrs Hefftner and Mrs. Jack
Schuttler.
Homer Flick and mother, Mrs. j. M.
Flick, were up Monday from their
Quartz creek ranch greeting friends
and relatives.
Miss Ella New of Denver, spent a
number of days in Pitkin last week,
leaving Monday She visited her aunt
Mrs T. j. Reed.
l.. w. Smith, who is working at
Crested Butte, motored over first of
the week and spent couple of days
renewing acquaintances with Pitkin
friends
The Community Ladies' Aid met
yesterday at the home of Mrs R. T.
Hefftner A pleasant afternoon was
passed at the close of which the host
ess served refreshments.
The Tennessee has resumed opera
tions after few days shutdown on
account of shipment of bad fuse,
which tied up operations until new
goods could be gotten in.
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The Quartz creek cattlemen loaded
out their cattle at Parlin Saturday
for the Denver and Kansas City mar
ket. Among those shipping were John
McLain, Frank Dice. w. j. Collard.
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ o. Plewis and fam
lily were Pitkn visitors Sunday, mo-
toring over from Crested Butte, where
they have been living, as Mulford is
in charge of the switch engine there
Mrs. Fountain, popular proprietor
of the boarding house at the Roose-
welt, spent Saturday in Gunnison
shopping. Mrs. r. E Flick looked
after the boarding house during her
absence.
One of Pitkin's old time miners, C.
j. Conroy, was here Friday of last
week, coming in from Telluride. He
went on Saturday to Leadville where
lie expects to spend the winter trap
ping Mr.. Conroy was busy while
here greeting his many friends
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Another half million of Eastern
Brook eggs arrived for the Pitkin
hatchery Wednesday, H. S. Crooks
came with them from Gunnison and
assisted in placing them in the hatch.
cry. This fills our hatchery to capac-
itv. The eggs are from Grand Mesa
lakes.
A. l.. Whitehorn returned Monday
to his home in Ohio City after a num-
ber of days in Gunnison under DIR.
Hanson's care. His eyes are some
what improved, although they are
causing him much pain and are still
badly inflamed from the effects of
the ammonia which he accidentally
got into them several weeks ago.
A Bazaar, Oyster Supper, and Dance
will be given by the Community Aid
on Saturday, December 1, at the City
hall. Everybody is invited to call
and look at the nice array of aprons
kerchiefs, and other useful articles
which will be on sale in the afternoon
The oyster supper will be served at
$50. Dance from till 10. Every
body come
"NIilliOnaire" Henderson
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

Miss Frances Bradshaw; I'd grade Miss
Lucille X. Davis 1st grade. Miss Ber-
nece F. Leonard is the teacher at the
Bennett school.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
Just n Huncl,

Stage Manager-"My dear, l wish
you would wear different gown in
the second act" Rita Ravenyelp-
But that is the latest style, and
paid two hundred dollars for it."
Stage Manager-'That may be true,
but when your husband says: 'Wom-
an you are hiding something from
me- the audience can't figure out
what he means Judge.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
Gunnison and Pitkin
Items Culled From Gunnson Empire and Pitkin Miner

Clyde Rising is down from Crested
Butte, where he has been working at
the Smith Anthracite mine, and is
now working on his new building here
in town.
FIR. Cotter was called to Denver
Tuesday evening on word that his
brother there was seriously i'll.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

WANTED-At this office, a guam
tity of clean cotton rags. Small
scraps not wanted. Five cents per lb.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22
GUNNISON ITEMS

Mrs. Paul Starks is on the sick list
thi sweek.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

Dud Eollo went down from Ohio
City Monday to consult doctor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

Pat Valdez and family left Friday
for San Luis, where they will reside.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

Jack Robinson leaves this week fo
an extended visit east of the range
For time he will be at LaSelle, Cole
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

j. F. Berryhill returned Friday
from weeks visit at Canon City.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-11-22

THOS. JEFFERSON PUTNAM,
Specialist in Rural Devilment