The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-06-21

sabs-1pfion $500 per Year
VOLUME !. No. of the Marble Colarnn. new pub
beztfon Issued from the oce the Cz-,oods1e ten
and circulated IL Ns-le TINS comfy has received
II is loking sheet and is a1pz-ent5y vel rzt-,n
lied Welcome 70 ranks and may you iize long
prosper
The big detective agencies Keep alive the red ter
ror eonspirseis and all sorts Of similar bunk
70 create business for themselves They well organ
lied and all the syEtea like the poor
dsludsd farmer Wiz day necessity Of cxzn
izing and staying o-gsni1ed-Center Po<tDiEpz.ch
MT ETSA is again IN violent eruption and the peo,e
who live o. its slopes Seeng from the advancing
rivers Forests and cities VIE be destroyed
But in spite Of all. when hesvsl Is over the people
win again rrs the slopes right Up crzters as
they have often before II ths. one hun
dred Thousand homeless result Of this activity
THE undertaken is about The only man who can
s1eesss1aiiy wait fo. Szs91ssz ezch-Te Hc~
does not ad1ertise1eds Asae cses a'F 'e VINO
The Sheriff does not have till his candidate
ces He can always rely getting business with him
while he is still alive instead Of negotiating his
heirz-
1T is really surprising that the ste(s)I trust can get
stong with twefyehour day workroen rule prefer
longer hours the says because permits larger
compensation Yes, If had work sixteen hours
Gay for rDessy existence presume they would do
it but most izorerz would prefer days pay for days
work but the stefa)l thinks only dividends-Du
range Democrat
ALL the largest proteez pirates during the war
period were se1fprclsned patriots bubbling over
with Aoericsnis The railroads every other inter
est which desires break organized labor styles
themselves Americans and proclaim that they have
cinch Aericanisrn and nobody else can have IL All
such sef-styed patriots procsirners are menace
TO our institutions and should be dored-Center Post
Dispatch
VERY sad news indeed the report in the daiiies
eIr rrsf~ ~-c A~o%l =
the Supreme which occurred Tuesday from uraernc
poisoning at his Denver home. Mr. Grant well known
over here having lived in Spencer during gold boom
in the ninetyz When in Denver last week we met and
held nice, long talk with Mr. Grant he seemed in
his usual good health He worked Monday was nj for
less than adAy when he passed the Other side OF
Me Mr. Grnt YVES comparatively young man. being
barely 81 old His death cause many heart
aches in this county.
THOSE papers that seek TO apologize for the made
qrAcy of railroad transportation in Colorado
skinning their Last years files telling Of the
vast improvement being by roads Assurances
that adequate motive and thousands Of will
oe On hand are appearing in that
sogist for the managed railroad Colorado the
one that serves this country few months every
statement will be proven to be wholly completely
iase NO material Improvement may be looked for 50
long as the ssopmens strike remains unadjusted. 1t
takes competent keep rolling stock and en-
gnes in order and those they have got Neither
there indication that they to get them We
look for another Of great losses producers
ELSEWHERE we are printing the essay which won
the Verne p. Rawaf Gold Medal given year TO the
member Of the High School graduating sue
ceeds in writing the best essay assigned topic We
think the printed his week will stand the test Of q
careful reading 1t is very clear that young lady
mad to do extensive reading and study well
the subject Miss Owen is the daughter of Mr. Mrs
Thomas Owen, who have lived here for long time Mr.
Owen mechanic until recently employed in the
railroad shops Miss Margaret intends continue her
rfndfna I, T.f
cation she has shown in High School
her excelling in College The examining board
ing this Of Chaee county educators gave her pa
per hiPh rating.