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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
"DIVADLO v DIVADLE".

V burlesknim divadle Star
ma Euclid ave. NELL vcera diva
ci dvojnasobny pozitek. K sle-
'cne pokladni pisisel muz, wy
zadal 81 vstupenku, kdyz il do
stal, hrnul sc doMnitf, aniz by
zaplatil. Kasilka pak pro Pc
nfze poslala diva detektivy,
pred kterymi Sc sdivadelni en:-
thusiasta z lacineho kraje u
schoval pod sedadlem, a kdyz
Sc mazili oba strazci vytahnou-
I'll jej ma sv6tlo, d6lal znacnou
,oposici, v ktere pokracoval,
kdyz byl jiz ma cerstvem vzdu
chu venku. Ia passivni resi-.
'stenci dostal ieste 'rajt" We
zname "cerne Mare. Ia ne.
obiednany s6lovy vystup v di.
vadle zodpovidati sc bude
dnes pred municipalnim SOU
dem pro malokradez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
v PREDME.STf PITTSBURGH
BYL PRY JIz WHITFIELD
DOPADEN.

V Carnegie, predmesti pitts
b,lrskem, zatten byl muz, ma
nehoz sc hodi popis stihaneho
Whitfielda.s Byl zadrzen spo-
lu tfemi jinymi muzi v Buick
autu, jez neslo znamky dlouhe
cesty. 15-leta Marie Priceova,
milenka Whitfielda vsak Sc "a
,tcenymi nebyla. Kdyz Sc byli
'muzi priznali, re vyjeli z Nor
gantownu, byh propusteni a
ctvrty zadrzen, &C stale tvrdi,
ze 0 clevelandske sensacni vra-
zde v1bec nicehoz nevi. Poll
cejni sef v Carnegie ale tvrdi,
re chytil praveho, ac sc opira
jen o rozeslany pis. Zatceny
ma dv6 jizvy j iinak jevi po.
|dobnost s Whitfieldem zaty.
kaci popsan6m. Pri zatykani
jeyil velky strach ixvzbuzoval
ljinak podezreni. Jedinou po-
chybu vzbuzuje, ze zatceny
domnely zlosyn ma pod nosem
knirek, ktery ale Whitfield o.
holil lined po spachane vraz-
! de. z tfi jeho prdvodcich by.
Ii diva cernosi a jeden beloch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
PO STOPACH WHIT.
FIELDOVYCH.

Ma policii dosla vcera "spo-
lehliva" zprava, re Whitfield,
zdrzuje Sc v mezi stromy po-
|stavene k6lne poblize Bedfor-
du a vedle kdlny, ze jest GER
stvy hrob, die vseho pry spo-
lecnice prchajiciho zlosyna,
Marie Pricove. Policie dosta-
villa Sc ma misto a vysetiila, re
kdlna "vybudovana' byla pred
n6kolika. jen dny hochy. KITE
ii do "hrobu" 81 zakopali kra-
bici s hreblkami.
Zprava zceIa podobna dosla
z Lindale, kde vsak policii ne
byla nalezena ami kdlna aniz
hrob. Jinak jsou vyysledky u
silovneho patrani stale velice
nedspesne, nekolik udani do
slo, re Whitfield dosud Sc zdr-
zuje blize Clevelandu ale poll
Gle drzi Sc ddaj1 doslych re
statu New Yorku, kde nejno-
veji mel byti uprchlik spatren
" okoli Syracuse Schenectady
a sice opetne znamem jeho
modrem Jordan autu. Die nej-
novejsi theorie plete Whitfield
lirady tim, re celym kraiem
projizdi kiizem krazem liz,
MIN Ohiem, Zap. Virginii, Sc
lverni Pennsylvania a vychod
MIN New Yorkem, pri cerz 81
neustale vyhyba vetsim, frek
ventovaneisim cestam.
| Poslicek v Blackstone hotel,
Nv Chicago vypravdl detekti
lvlm, ze v pondeli jisty muz "
IspolecnoStl Zeny, ma neZ Se no
di popis stihanych, minule po7
deli odpoledne Sc V dvoran
dctazovali ma podrobnosti au
tomobilove cesty do New Yol
ku. Domniva sc die pfedloze
nych fotografii, ze to by
Whitfield Price-ova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
KARDINAI. FAuLHABER
v CLEVELANDE.
Vylicoval bidu v Nsmecku.

~ "a ASSsNAAA S-S~ ~ ~E0JS.NV S--
Statech, aby obnovil "a valky
posramocenou pov6st Nemec-
ka. Vcera bifmoval IA ASST
stence germanskeho krajana
zdejsiho biskupa Schrembse
skupinu hochI a divek v ko-
stele sv. Jana ma vych. 8. nl.
a Superior ave. Do Clevelan-
du pfijel 2 Detroit a costa je-
no ma byti jaksi protivahou ce
sty belgickeho kardinala Mer-
ciera, jenz byl v Americe ro-
ku 1919.
hostel sice nemecky host k
mluveni politickych reel ne
vyuzil, ale "a dine pronesl ne
kolik vet, jez stoji "a zazna-
menani. ..As
"Nemecko vzdy obdivovalo
americky lid a to "a svetove
valky, kdy jsem byl kaplanem
ma fronte a presvedcen, jak
velikou vaznost NELL nasi voja-
ci proti onomu kalibru Ameri-
CANT, kteTi proti MIN bojovali.
Shledali jsme, re nas1nejstatec-
nejsi nepritel, jest vlastne mas
nejlaskavejsi pfitel." Dale W.
pravel, ze We Vratislavi, hlav-
MIN meste Slezska, (za sedmi-
lete valky uloupen6m kornn6
ceske), z $4,000 skole povin-
nych ditek jest jen 800 ditek
normalnich. Sam americky
vyslanec v Berline, Alanson B.
Goughton, jenz prav6 nyni We
Spojenych Statech meska Ma
dovolene, potvrdIil, ze ohrom-
ma vetsina nemeckych ditek
nasledkem podvyzivy tl'pi tu-
berkulosou. Okolnost tuto ne
vidi kazdy, kdo V nejposlednej
ii dob6 N6meckem cestoval,
nebot' v hotelich, krasnych re-
sidencich a peknych divadlech
neni vystavovana a ielikoz me-
vidi take do domacnosti chu-
dych, iistavG a klasterd, kde
stoji dlouhe rady, cekaiicfch
ma chleb.
'"Kazdy vecer spatruje muze
pfichazeti v mista, kde rozda-
van jest chleb, kteri stale opa-
kuI, ze nemohou najiti zamest
mani a v jmenovanych usta-
vech shledati sc mozno sc ze-
nami j muzi slabych tel nasled
KEN nedostatku potravin." G
bolSevismu sc pax Faulhabel
vyslovil, Ze dosud ohrozuje ce
lou Evropu jedine nasledken
hospodarskeho rozvratu je
dine silna crkev stane Sc moe
nOu baStou prOti t6mto pOm6
rum.
"BudOucnoSt neni rIzova
ielikoz n9mecky dorost mem,
ami moralku ami nabozensk
presv6dteni svych otcd."
"Nejmocnejsi zbrani prot
bolsevismu bychpm nell jed
ne We vypracovani naseho exc
nomickeho spaseni. Nemeck
81 nepfeje dobrodini. Jako 4
braci stall jsme pred sveter
dosti dlouho. Nemecko 81 pie
je, Gehoz sc mu take musi dc
stati, aby zastaven byl piibo,
ktery hrozi Europe, prilezitc
sti k praci, k vyrobe k obchc
du na svetovem trhu. Pohliz
me obzvlaste k Spojenym Sta
tdm, ktere nam hmotne pr
sp6ly v minulosti v dosazeni O
bytd nasich vyrobki."
Zdejsi biskup Schrebs NV
tai kardinala "a kazani slovy
I've jmenu mem vlastnim, v
imenu zdejSiho knezstva a svt
no lidu."
z kathedralni residence dt
provozen Ibyl host do m6stskt
no Auditoria, kde kardina
skem rouse promluvil del,
rec pod0bneho obsahu. Aud
torium byla napleno Faulh;
bera "a m6sto uvital tez m;
yor Kohler.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
f8e s*4
KDO CHcE 1.AcINE. AUTO?

d 8 . y es55 3 4 {
V hlavnf policejni stanici "a
pocala dnes drazba iedenacti
automobile rdznych znamek,
,kterou fidf policeinf porucik
Josef Ho1'a3d'ovsky. Stroje by
" vysmes ukradeny (ne ale
snad policii) a majitele Sc do
sud ne neprihlasili, tax pro-
sla doba, kdy polcie je muze
|miti v opatrovani. Krone aut
|dano bude do. drazby 1O,53a
jinych predm6td,s vetsinou te-
hoz pIvodu, tax lie drazba Sc
|protahne nekolik dnG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
STkELBA IA DOMACf
ZABAVY.
Jeden zastfelen dvS osoby tez.
CO xranGny a domnely
utocnik zatcen.

" experimentation dome De-
vonshire, 2504 vych. IA. ul. Sc
deli v jednom pokoji pospolu
Howard Huss a slecna Ida Ho-
ganova, We vedlejsim pokoji Sc
vcera vecer tez nalezal 26-lety
Robert Jones, bytem {. 2517
vych. ID. ul., kdyz poj'ednou Sc
do spolecnosti vetrel treti muz,
jcnz uzival ne prav6 vybrane
reci. Huss Jones snazii Sc
nevitanemu hosti ukazati "kde
nechal tesar diru", ale rabijak
Ivytahl revolver a strelil Jonese
primo v srdce a tezce ma obou
nohach postrelil jak Hussa,
! tax Hoganovou, jez ma krone
toho t6zke strelne rany i Ma
obou pazich. Mrtvy Jones do
praven do okresni marnice,
kdezto zraneni jsou v Charity
nemocnici.
Domnely pachatel byl poll
eli zatcen ma vych. 20. ul. Ia
tcenf provedli serzant Alfred
Johns a detektivove McNama.
ra a Salzman. Po'dezfely "a.
Itcenec bude patrne obzalovar
" vrazdy jeSt6 dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
ZJISTENl v SOBOTU IA
STRELENEHO LUPlCE.

V sobotu casne rano polici-
stou Ichmanem zastreleny muz
pri lt6ku $ lupem byl zjisten.
Jest to jM n6kolikrate trestany
Mike Rusnow, jenz bydlel do
dne americkeho posviceni ma
vych. 49. ul. odkud se die w
pov6di pfibuznych vystehoval
neznamo kan. Straznikem byl
dopaden, kdyz odnasel pytel
$ mosaznymi souGasHkami q
nezastavil M straznikdv po.
vel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
DECKO PREJETO VLAKEM
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

18-mesicni Arthur Thwing,
bydlici s rodici v dome ma Erie
ul. We Willoughby, same 'bliz-
kosti koleii drahy New York
Central, mel zvyk "a batoleni
divati Sc ma kolem supajici
vlaky. Byl IMAM strojvddcdm
i kondukterIm, kteri hosikovi
ma pozdrav vlakG kynuli ru-
kami. Vcera zaplatilo robe
tuto zalibu smrti. Patrne se
poatavilo k vlaku prilis blfz-
ko. neb bylo zachyceno ma
lezeno podel trait, lezici v bez-
vedomi a "a hodinu po utrpe-
mem urazu skonalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
IVfTEZSTVf CESKOSLOVEN
SKEHO FOOTBALLOVE.
HO TEAMU.
konyence Americkeho Sdruze.
nj footballoveho We
Winton hotelu.

Po urputnem boji v druhem
oddeleni vcerejsiho footballo-
v6ho zapasu v Garfield par
ku, mezi ceskoslovenskym tea
mem a Mad'ary, zvitezili nasi
!ac v prvnf polovin6 byla ma
'nasich hraGich patrna jista
|trema. Hra vsak "a vseobec-
|neho vzruseni skoncila 1spesne
pro druzstvo nase. Zejmena
sokove kdyz tusili prohru, sna-
zili sc vyvolat vytrznost, ktere
vsak v cas- zabraneno bylo
Isoudcem, policii a nekterymi
1nasinci.
Nasim hrac1m, forwarddm,
dalo by Sc vytknouti, ze hrali
priliS samostatne, davajice
ltak v sazku uspech celku. Ma
prava v druhe polovine vsak
zajistila vitezstvi 81.
"Bojovne" druzstvo Mad'a a.
ri vykazuje die sportomi
zpravy dnesniho Plain Deale-
ru "ultramad' d'arska jmena'
Deutsch, Winkler, Rupp, Sc
dlak, Dvorsky, atd. jen jedine
| limeno Jest ad'arskeho zneni
Macskairi.
Dnes zahajena byla konven-
ce footballistG Spojenych Sta
ltd We Winton hotelu, jejiZ hla-
vnim ,icelem bude zpopulariso-
lvani tohoto sportu. Slavnostni
banket ma pocest delegatu 5ko-
nan bude We stredu vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
Bez starosti.

"Ale poslouchejte, kuchaf-
ko, co pax tohle je? Zas uz
mate V kuchyni docela noveho
vojaka a podstrojujete mu! CO
pax kdyby najednou vessel vas
stabilni zenich? ia nevfm, CO
by rikal.9 - "Bez starosti! Ia
|prvni ted neprijde, "a druhe
neni tax zarlivy a "a tfeti by
Sc take jest6 najedl."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21

q = ~ I - IN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21

electricity vrtak, dva kladiva,
PLY nekolik iinych nastroiG,
Kratce. pred posledne vylice
nou loupezi diva muzi, patlnd
|titez vloupai sc do strojni kre-
slfrny The C. o. Bartlett &
Snow Co. take ma Columbus
rd. v els. 1899, kde vylomili
stolek a pax $ hubenou kofisti
Is cent?, spolu s nekolika po-
Stovnimi znamkami prchli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
Odbocka Am. Mar.
|Sdruzeni Cechoslo.
vaki v Clevelandu.

Radna schdze Odbocky A.
N. S. G. kona Sc v pondeli 21.
kvetna V 8 hodin vecer v Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way mistnosti els. 3.
Ma poradu schdze krone
beznych zalezitosti je zprava
tajemnika Ustfedny 0 pfedna-
skove ceste po americkem "a
pade a jihu.
Ia .Odbocku A. N. S. G.
Josef Fr6ka, pfeds.
Joxa Havranek, tajem,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
PODOBIZNA WHITFIELDO-
VA UKAZOVANA BUDE "
DIVADLECH POHYRLI-
VYCH OBRAZKU.

Programy kinematografic-
kych pfedstaveni dostanou po-
diyneho pi.idavku. Budou pro-
mitati podobiznu stihaneho vra
ha policisty Griffina, Whit
fielda. Snimky budou roze-
slany z New Yorku po celem
soustati. V nekterych zdej-
sich divadlech stale sc tax jiz
vcera vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
ZVEDAVOST Sc MU NEVY.
PLATILA.

Ia vesele projizdky autem jel
vcera tremi znamymi l9-lety
Lester Lavelle, 1874 zap. "a.
ul. Sedel vzadu, kdyz pojed-
nou pri zatacce ma Lorain ave.
a zap. So. ul. Sc nachylil 2
auta tax velice, ze narazil hla-
YOU ma telefonni sloup. Byl
dopraven do nemocnice sv. Ja-
na,. kde stav jeho prohlaSen "a
kriticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21

''Poslouchejte, Klindero, Wy
darebo, vzdyt' ia angorska ko-
cka, co jste mi prodal, nenf
prava... - "Ale pane farari,
vzdyt' piece vite z prlrodopi-
ze vSechny kocky jsou fales-
me-"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-21
UPOzORNENf
vSEM SPOLKIJM
y MT. PLEASANT!

Timto Sc zadaji clenove
vsech spolkd, by Sc dosta-
viii do verejne sch1ze, KITE
ra Sc kona v 1tery 20. kvet-
na, v spolkove SIM ma vych.
131. I'll. Jest nutno, aby vse-
chny spolky a vsechno Glen
stvo ma teto schizi ucast
brali, an jednani je velmi
ddlezite v zajmu sine.
"a Patron&t Sine J. A.
komensky,
Vaclav Najdl, pred.
Kar. Kuchler, tai.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
AN ALARMING REPORT

WASHINGTON, July e-water surging back and
forth in the tender tank behind the lead engine
ern railroad wreck Grassy. Utah, May 3 which
persons KILLED and injured according to
report made today by safety inspectors of the
state commerce commission.
Thus do perils increase. The above report will
heavy shrnage doubtless number of those
who will risk life and limb riding behind tank full of
aqua 1t is well known that n the tanks of
locomotives has tendency swash back forth
the motion of the train. But news indeed when
board of safety inspectors tells public that
few thousand gallons of swashng a tank de-
rallied hundred and seventy engine Thank Gtd the
hivver route is still open the public yet the agi-
taton of ten gallons of in Ford has thrown the
machine off the right of way there still remains
safe method of traversng the plains and mountains
Engine who have escaped the pers of riding
in front of tank full of say being assured
that the locomotive and track bed right they will
continue to take the risk involved in the splashng
that pay real money the services of congenal
idiots who furnish with such opinions the above
s.: e..
IN at Montrose, last Friday, NJ ]. Stuthe was
convicted by jury of knowingly selling milk COW
contract tuberculosis from the milk of cows thus
afflicted The penalty for selling animals their milk
and imprisonment This will probably be appealed
to the higher courts-Olathe Criterion
The fnng of the for selling a diseased COW
was very right, but help advising Bro Sar-
jent that if he develop which the
use of milk from afflicted with tuberculosis has
resulted in the beira infected the British Gov
ernment will esteem the knowledge highly That gov
possibility of transmitting tubercular infection from
the bovine to the human and far, up to
few years it that of the kind
could be located.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
Americas Marvels
NATURAL AND OTHERWISE
By T. T. Maxey
FAuNcEs TAVERN

Faunces Tavern al the southeast
corner Of Broad and Pearl streets in
New York City is one of the Oldest
buildings in that great city
Built in 171q as a residence for a
Mr.. Delaney. fate decreed that it
should play prominent part on so
many important occasions that it has
naturally won for itself a place Of
prominence among the most dis
tincuished landmarks Of our time
History records that in 1857 this
building was being used as q store
room and warehouse. Later II became
the property of a West Indian gentle
man who was known as BLACK Sam"
from whom Samuel Faunces purchased
1t in 1762 Three years later 1t passed
to a new owner and In 176s the organi-
zation of the Chamber of Commerce
was effected here. Faunces again be
came the owner Of this much-traded
building in ITO and In 1t conducted
tavern-a gathering place for those
gentleman and ladies who wished to
favor him with their company.
A shot from a man-of-war struck
this building In 1T75. following which
Faunces Joined the American army
Later be again secured ownership Of
this hotel and continued in possession
Of 1t for a number Of years
In 1Ts3 General George Washington
was banqueted here by Governor Cin-
ton Of New York state, and In this
eame building during the same year
General Washington took his leave
of his forty-four officers.
Faunees sold this building In 17S5
and 1t later passed through a series
Of ownerships and usages- In 1882 the
interior was damaged by fire. Twenty
years later 1t became known as the
Broad Street House. Subsequently 1t
was visited by disastrous fire and
still later two stories were added to 1t.
The venerable building was once
more restored and in 1907 II was dedi-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
By c. T. RAwALI
A TYPICAL RAILROAD VAIL

IF the railroads taken by the federal gov
will result serious loss n revenues
both to the United States Government and the var
Gus
The federal government does not tax own prop
erty. in the of federal buildings such the
The states do the property of the federal
and could do in the of govern
mentowned railroads just they the prop
erty of government-owned post offices forts or
arsenals
If the railroads therefore. should the prop
source of which amounted in 1921 S275-
72S 13400 from Class railroads and large switching
and terminal companies-of which the states
and municipalities received s237.951. .361-00.
The above would be interesting if it would
recte just when and where the railroads this country
ever actually PAID any taxes Possibly people
know less about how paid than they do about
anything else they deal with The fact is that
duction of the country The railroads excellent
COLLECTORS. They did. and never will and
never could PAY any themselves. Every dollar
they handle has to from the production of the
country and very small portion of those dollars paid
by them to the tax collector The government will
the of assuming ownership (peraps Indirectly
just what the railroads have done, viz Allow
when making up freight and passenger schedules Loss
of taxation privileges is not the thing the people
when considering government ownership The
varint closely watch is valuations If the
over, if they bought, Henry Ford suggests for
what they worth going need lose no
sleep about making them pay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
Peanuts on the Train.

In a count recently made in Long
Island train leaving Pennsylvania sta
ton for Jamaica salted peanuts took
the lead in list of the things people
eat to while away the trip, says the
New York Sun.
Out of a possible 100 persons in the
car II were eating something. Six
were eating salted peanuts. one had
Il big red apple, two had raisins, one
was eating fruit tablets, one chocolate
peppermints, two had dates put up in
small boxes and one youngster was
busily licking the paint off lollypop.
Perhaps because they had heard that
peanuts have many vitamines in con-
crntrated form or perhaps because you
ger Il lot for nickel-whatever the
reason they were the most popular
..nnfeclinn.
Z in want or ANYTHING try an adlet
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

Gated by the Sons OF the Revolution.
Restored to its former appearance and
interior arrangement, the present
structure is practically as 1t was dur
ing the Revolutionary period. The
f,rst floor is still used as a restaurant.
the second containing the celebrated
long room where General Washington
took leave of his faithful lieutenants
of Revolutionary fame and the third
being occupied as museum contains
relics-fiags, china. medals, etc., OF
Revolutionary days
&c. 1873. western Newspaper union)
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
wha. Happened to the vIoIet..

Dad was a trifie near-sighted. Blue
belle had been presented with a fine
bunch of violets, but they had disap-
peared, and she was very much put
out. 1t was her intention to wear
them to the matinee and she had
placed them In the refrigerator the
evening before to keep fresh. After
listening to her complaints for while.
dad spoke up.
II made myself a salad last night,
daughter. 1 guess 1 ate your violets
with mayonnaise."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
GOVERNMENTAL INCONSISTENCIES
Salida Semi-weekly Mail

Salida Semi Weekly Mail
PACKAGE of printing delivered to the Salida post
Office weighed and half pounds and the postage
was thrtyone cents 1t could be classed parcel
post and therefore, could be insured But it could
be registered for ten cents If the package
tanned five pounds of printing it would parcel post
and would eleven cents plus five cents insurance
If railroad had been handling the shipment it
would have taken the package the minimum rate but
Uncle Sam virtually says put brick in it and make it
weigh more Yet the government complains about the
expense of the parcel post
This is a government regulation and the local post
comply with it, The third assistant the
fourth assistant postmaster would have
with them if they dared to opposed
to the regulations.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
And sim Another


And here's another The Forestry department is
soul the work of forest preservation and
ninety nine and nneenths cent of the people of the
United States behind the The newspapers
constantly receiving circulars warning the people
that the present of consumption forests
will disappear. One New York newspaper alone
forty of timber for every Sunday edition There
ffytwo Sundays in the year and few week days.
Figure out yourself Then there hundreds of
other big newspapers in New York and other big cities
besides the thousands of small newspapers. Add
that all the magazines the paste board boxes and the
pulp boxes, which all draw the forest resources
And then bear in mind that Congress in the last
sion passed law to prohibit lumber being shipped into
this country. Canada is ready to supply and
timber but congress- in all its wisdom says And still
let live and sit for the whole instead of
a couple of months the custom formerly.
If you in the notion of writing to congressman
point out this inconsistency to him. The Forestry De-
partment talk back Congress but dare say
if the forest had good chance they would wiring
the necks of the who voted for that fool
lumber tariff The Lumber Trust put it over Of
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
Another One

Here's another The postofice department will
not postoice boxes credit They must be paid
for advance. The United States Land Office and other
departments have free but they
have free post Office boxes Furthermore the other
departments will allow any claim until service has
been fully rendered Hence they will not pay box rent
advance The result the head of the department
pays the box of his purse and waits till the end
of the period to collect from his department. And
wonders why Uncle Sam cannot trust Uncle Sam why
Uncle Sam give free post office box service to
Uncle Sam.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

Old Darky lsevereIyJ: 4 am :,
Il hearn tell you is gwine to pav A ~
dat dollah you owes me. Is yo,,e me
Friend Gngratiatingly): 81 a;s,.
saying / amt" u"
Old Darky (severly): 'T amt ..,.
you is you amt; l ask you air,.
you isl" a'h t
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

The trenches dug for the undo
ground wires of the Bell telerhoI
system would be long enough to fOr e
triple line of defense all the w.,.
across the United States. as
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
Who Cara2

A London doctor says we look like
what we eat. Pass the corned beef
hash. please.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

A subscription to this paper :,
worth far more than it costs. sooo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

NEXT Monday at Delta the motion for trial
for the convicted commissioners is to be heard 1t is the
general opinion that the motion is merely the usual
functory motion and expected to be ruled favorably
the convicted But the motion has been made
secure exasperating delay, and it good that it
is to be heard at last.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12
TOURISTS FORGET BABY.

ten months old baby, well wrapped and cared for
was found Saturday morning in Bergen Park, Golden
apparently forgotten by party of tourists who had
camped in the park the night before The infant was
taken in charge by the sheriff at that placeExchange
The woman who left that babe ought to have them
in litters like that the overlooking of
two would not make much difference.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

THE Navahoe Indians putting up splendid fight
keep Standard Oil from robbng them of their oil
lands They being aided by the Durango Democrat
particularly and doubtless other large papers will
eventually jump and perhaps triing part of the
wealth of that territory may stay with the real
thereof
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-07-12

THE only Knockout from the big prize fight seems
to have been the banks that financed it. They are
knocked out right.