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The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
BEECHER CAPTURES HANDICAP.
Form Players Have Good Day at
OaLIawn Track.

Hot Springs. March 13.-Beecher, with
Jockey Shilling in the saddle. captured
the handicap at Oaklawn to-day by three
lengths, pulled up. Calabash was second
and Red Gauntlet finished third. Form
players had good day Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Four flrlonss. Shirley Rossm0re.
la5 I'D. Ausfiul 70 l. woa; BoI Weeyl, Jos
tohrcycl. to-L second; Orphauy. 100 tShiiling',
II j. third. Tins. 0.49 Katherine Murphy. Wash
slic. Margaret Randolph William Bissei. and No
E1gine also ran.
SECOND RACE Five fu-i5nEs. Rose Hart, III
NIsuutaiuI s 90 J. won, Dulzua. lo7 Dearborn b
20 J. second. Star Glow, ll2 w AllenI. 20 J.
third Time 20 is. Theodocia, Katie Ncc@eken,
Tamt BCIrirke. Miss HAYNES, Alline CUmmlns,
Dusstan selera aud Iob's Pct als9 ran.
THIRD RACE-SU furlougs. Naughty. 9S a..
Buigri 3s o. J. won. Ben Strong. q o.. swain.
IS 10 TO- second, s9rel Top, lo2 Dearborn, 80 l.
thir5. Time "a Peter knight, Midas, N0oiclaim-
RaIbert and Hip also ran-
FOURTH BACE-Ouc mile. Beochcr. l0T fShii-
Ing. even. won. Calabash. lQl tShrcTei Is 10 5.
second; Rcd Gauntlet. s5 Griffith, II 70 ,. third
Time Ia IS. W. X. Slade and Or Mack also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ouc ard One-hah miles. AttIla,
l0l shilling. 20 s. won; Big Bow los young,
g-z 70 J. second Bndigo, 100 lNCmtainl, G 20 3,
third Time. 33-. HeIgerson also IAN.
SIXTH RACE-Tlreg-I quarters 0f q mile Hawk
anna los NcuutainI. Z 20 10, won, DR. Lee Huffman,
Igi tDtubornl. 20 J. second; r. d. Dunn, Jos
lShilusf. TO J. third. Time, lli 2-5. Sir Va
grant Moonlight Murphy, Shar0uawaua, Glend0Tcr,
Dulweber, and Woolstsrtle also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
FAMILY FEARS MCKAY.
slayer of MOther-in-Iaw Believed
to BE Insane

John Lang. q son of Mrs. John Lang.
who was murdered near Rockville last
Saturday arrived in Washington yester-
day and went Immediately TO the bedside
of his sister. who is suffering from
nervous breakdown as a result of the
tragedy. He had been living in the South
for several years, and for some months
had had no communication with his
family IT was in q newspaper that he
learned of his mothers death, and he
Immediately started for home. He de-
clined to say anything about the tragedy
but stated that he knew Mckay to have
been a kind man and believed his mother
to be in good hands.
1t is probable that Mckay viii be
placed in an asylum by his relatives, even
though he is acquitted of the murder
charge. as they are not anxious to again
place their lives in jeopardy.
The body of Mrs. Lang was to have
been inferred in St. MaTys Cemetery, but
owing to the condition Of the ground it
WAS thought best TO place the remains in
the valut until tomorrow, when the
burial is to take place
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
BIG FIELD AT PINEHURsT.
One hundred and Forty-tyvO Start in
Qualification Round.

Pinehurst, n. c.. March 12.-A record
breaking field of 143 players started in the
qualification round of the third annual
spring golf tournament to-day, and
NO Card" reports were furnished. At
$3.50 the first pair drove off, and from
that time until 2.30 the first tee was oc-
cupied by contestants. The day was per-
feet and a big crowd packed the country
clubhouse to its capacity. the mob about
the big score board resembling an election
night gathering before stereopticon
bulletin.
Keen play and division ties were the
rule. "A brisk wind adding five or six
strokes throughout. H. c. Fownes, OF
the Oakmont Club, Pittsburg led the field
with a card of 79, making a fast card OF
26 going out with Fred Herreshoh, oi
Garden City. and c. West Trainor. Of
FoXhalis, next in line with cards Of S.
and Sc
Among those who qualified for the first
match play rounds for the Presidents
Secretary's. and Treasurer's Cups was T
r. NeHbold, Chevy Chase, with a score
Of .
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
JORDAN SIGNS CONTRACT.
Brooklyn Player Yields in His De-
mand for Salary Increase.

New York. March Bone by one the
ball players who have been holding up
major league clubs for fancy salaries are
coming 20 terms
After insisting all winter that he would
not play with the Brooklyns again unless
he received 5000, First Baseman Jordan,
after a talk with President Ebbets, to-
day decided to bow to the inevitable and
signed "a contract. Just what the. terms
agreed upon were neither Ebbets nor
Jordan would say, but IT was rumored
that the player will draw close to $3.50
for the seasons work. Pitcher Dusty
Rhoades, of the Cleveland team, has also
surrendered, and has joined his fellow
players in the South.
Flick, Of the Clevelands, however. who
had his salary cut. declares that he will
never put on a uniform again. Mike
Donlin of the New York Nationals, is
still holding off. while Beaumont. the
former center fielder says he will not
sign with the Boston Nationals unless he
gets big money.
Meanwhile, the magnates have made a
sort of silent agreement not to concede
anything 20 these kickers. and have or
dereh their managers TO NIL their places
with young recruits
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
ASCOT MEET IS EXTENDED.
Tract, VIII Remain Open Until April
at san Francisco.

Los Angeles. March Wednesday
started off poorly for the form players
who turned out at Ascot Karabo the
favorite, failed TO do what was expected
OF him. but trailed under the wire in
third position Sister Julia ran away
from the field and won as she pleased.
There were no features. The meet viii
be extended to april l. Summaries;
FIRST RACE-seuiug: Our furIongs sister Julia.
liz lHauisl. Is TO 5. woa 1aleu. zoe knapp, L TO
J. second, kanIo. il5. BullmaBl. II 70 10, third.
Time, O;io, Il. Oldfeld, Rose Tinse, Gigana, and
Harry Clark also lan.
SECOND RACE-Sellins; six furlmgs. Napua. 100
Knapp. S 10 s. won. King Ahab 9S tClawsoul.
TO o second Kirkfeld Belle, 99 5lairi. 20 I third.
Tine. ldi5s. Winsome Miss, Hazeline, Remember,
and s. OrioG also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling; one mile. AI1lntebank
lC9 lGrandl. IS TO !, won; Rama lG lHaTisl to
10 second: Desnages. I0i Nichols z to J. third.
Time l.lla Slnmark, Charles Walworth Stoessel.
and Col Bronstou also ran
FOJ- -RTH RACE selling. one and 0ne-half miles
CotuI0u. 30 lSuithl. 70 10, Won Geld Spot 1as
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FIERCE FINISH FIGHT.
Bernie Cleveland Defeated Kid
Joyce in Exciting Mil.

Bernie Cleveland Defeated Kid
Joyce in Exciting Mil.
In the fourth round Of what promised
to be one Of the fercest finish fights seen
in these parts in several years, Bernie
Cleveland, of Maryland, last night de-
feated Kid Joyce. of this city, in an in
teresting bout within ten miles of the
city
At the start Of the fight Joyce waded
in IN manner which encouraged his
hackers, but by the end Of the third
round the fighter developed a yellow
streak which made high-class fighting
out Of the question. Kid Joyce's best lick
was a left upper cut 70 the jaw, and he
Overworked this speciality until he was
forced to use the straight jabs to put
the shifty Cleveland out of business. IN
the third round Joyce had all the best
of the fighting, but in the last round he
weakened.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Funeral of Thomas VI. Boucher.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Thomas N. Boucher. a Spanish war
veteran. will be held this morning - 20
o'clock in St Pauick's Church. The body
will be escorted to Mount Olivet Gene
terry for burial by the members Of Rich
ard J. Harden Camp, and a delegation
from the old Emmett Guard, Company a,
First Regiment District OF Columbia
Volunteer Infantry. Capt. Edward !.
Cogan. commanding the Harden Camp,
presided at a meeting last night at which
resolutions of coincidence were adopted
and arrangements 10 attend the funeral
made
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(Neubertl II 20 5. secrnd Adonis, lO7 tBrusheb. 30
to J. third Time 2-6 Freezias MaIilc Mayer
and Sam Craig also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling: futHrity course. Joe
Kelly 100 (Brussel). 20 to j. won; ETo fyro, IL
JHarris) 10 . second John H., ie9 tlsoss). 10 to
J. third. Time, i.i0ls. Lillian Ayres, MohUr Ava
lon Suayita. Luckttt. Comas Parvo, Perduoen, La
msrque and BannoceEce also ran
SIXTH RACE-sclling i've and one-half furlcngs.
Intcrlude l07 ltiTand). to 3 woni Elbernardo lo'
(smith) 2 to l. second; Alarpessa, l65 kunzl 10 70
J. third Time ls09iz. Parting Jennie, Dan Collins.
Prominence. Aiosketo. Easter Card. Apfils Pride,
Wclkcr and Thora lee also
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Young GrIFo ReSurrected.

Tommy Burns has resurrected Young
Grifo. the Australian pugilist. as spar
ring partner. Griffo has been leading a
wild life of dissipation for years, but he
is now said to have reformed He has
been committed on several occasions to
insane asylums But in spite of all these
excesses it is said that he still possesses
much of the old boxing skill which made
him famous five years ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14

New Orleans, March f3.-The feature at
city Park to-day was the Louisiana
stakes at three and one-half furlongs. No
tasulga made a show of her field in this
event She was a 2-to-5 favorite. Z. NJ.
Fry outbroke his field at the start, but
before he had travelled twenty yards No
tasuIga was right at his heels. and from
there until the finish was under a pull
PIanute. 6 10 1. won the handicap at
mile and one-sixteenth, finishing a length
in advance Of Goldmate. an outsider.
southern Cross won the hve-furlong sprint
in a canter. The odds of to prevailed
on Southern Cross at one time to-day.
Auditor won in the mile-and-sixteenth
selling event
Foxmeade. winner Of the last event, was
boosted 500 over his entered price, but
was bought out.l
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Selsng. maiden three-year-ois
FLIES: five fmlongs. Koyal River, 100 IT. Iayloil'
20 g. won; NIollie Ban, 100 lWalkerl. II 20 J.
second. Dorothy Duncan lG) lBllael. 10 ]. JmTl-
Time. I.gI Is Eufu. Golden Waste MaakeT Bell
nina Limited Adela r., Annie Donohue Elec
tnc Baltimore Belle, Mary Buchanan and Mis-
Sa-T also IAN.
SECOND RACE-seiling. foWyearolds and up
ward. one and 0ne.sixttcuth miles. Auditor. lt
fSfr0u II to lo wou; Goldaay. ll2 ID. Daily. u tc
= second Cau los lGaugel). Is % /. third Time
1852 Lemon Girl. ETait. Cobmosa. Sincerity
Belle Gilfain King Ellsworth. Caronal hing ol
the VALLEY OIinc and Horse RadIsh also ran-
THIRD EACE-Tirca- sear-olds and upward; hFe
and one-half fmionls. Southern Cross-ll3 lLoTei
to s. voa; Froutenac. le3 lrIoxieri. l6 % 5, sec
0ad. Refined. 95 a. Martini Is 90 J. t1Hd. iime
I.l5 So Lady Esther Dargin, Mortiboy. and Red
Queen also san.
FOURTH RACE-Tlle Louisiana Stakes: two-year
elds. three and ouehalf furlougs. Notssuigs. -
Hoggl 10 ;. won, +. NJ. Fly. l23 ~. Henncsseyl
% 10 l. second. ZieUhen. Us Lloydl 10 ~ !, taiid
Time. Osl So. Antoine, LorImer. and Blue LED
also ran
FIFTH -Hlndicap: th7eeyoaT-oid5 ane
upward: one and olesxt,Cnth miles Planuie, .
IoTel to = won; Golirnate, 9s idoggl. j 70
seeond. Wes ICs tNie0J I 10 g. third Time l-ij %
Car-antua. The Engiislmau. and Gracr Larsen alsr
an
SIXTH RACE Selling; fouryear-ods and up
ward. one mile. Foreigner. JIG tMcMahonl. 70 J.
won: Eyie Greene ll5 lNicol}. even. second; Pau
Clifford II tG0dsteinl. J. 70 !, third Time, ~
Henry o., Gladiator Gay Minister. and Due-zl
also
SEVENTH RACE-Sellins; threeyear olds and
upward. six fuIlouCs FolmCId. III tNlcoD, 10 5
won. Posing iGie lFoyt TO ], secoud BuJinski
40 G.ioydI p 90 T. third Time 4 IA Bouart
Coltness Reb1undcg. King Pepper, Spider Web. "a
element and De ono also ran
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NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First race-Prince Bowling. Convenient.
Lutte Foster.
Second raCe-Haref0Ot. Kara. ARABIC.
Third raee-Warner GrisweH Sally
Preston. Colonial Girl.
Fourth race-Glorider. Juggler, Lens.
Fifth racc-S0lly NJ, Fire Alarm. Hal
hard
sixth race-Greuade. Anna Day. St
Noel
Seventh ace-Tlchimingo Conductor,
Miss Leeds
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A FRAUD-Look our ron HIM.

Any solicitor who comes 10 yOu
with u prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, is n fraud
and an impostOF, bent upon swim
ding you. BE on the lookout for
him and turn him over TO the
police
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Jockey MCDANIEL Coming Here.

Pgddin Mcdaniel. who has made a fine
record in the saddle at Los Angeles this
winter is ready to start for Beaning. IT
is generally believed that his services
viii be in demand and that he viii be
under contract again to II. b. Duryea.
for whom he rode last year Mcdaniel
cid not have much success in the East
last season until toward the close of the
campaign, when he took new lease of
life aud was the talk Of the race tracks
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
DEMAREST STILL LEADS.
Makes Run Of IO2 Against COnIIin
in Billiard Tournament.

II sFHGNHfNI1 EFN.' ~ IT, -
New York, March 13.-Calvin Demarest
kept his head with an unbroken line OF
billiard victories tonight by defeating
Charles T. Conklin. The young Chicago
amateur overwhelmed his clubmate by
the score Of 800 points to 1S7. His aver
age was l31-23. Toward the close of his
string he counted run of l52. This
cluster was remarkable as Referee Ne
Laughlin failed to see the thirty-seventh
carom and declared no count. At this
COnklin supported Demarests protest.
The spectators in the concert hall Of the
LiederkranZ Club also Joined in and the
young amateur was allowed 10 proceed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
Nespers Defent OIympias.

The -Vespers defeated the Olympia A. c.
team. in a warmly contested game Of
basketball Tuesday. at tins Y. NJ c. A,
by TO s. The work of " Fromage for
the Nespers was the feature Of the game.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
EIbert Hubbard TO Lecture.

Ebert Hubbard, editor of the Philistine
Magazine and Little Journeys. is giving
his new lecture. The Spirit of the Times,
In our principal cities, and Will be 1T the
Columbia Theater Tuesday, March 70, at
tiSo o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
WINNER
Makes Show of Field in the
Louisiana Stake Race.
PLANUTE TAKES HANDICAP

Southern Cross at New Orleans An
nexes Purse in Maiden sprint at
Five urIongs-Foxmeade Boosted
$500 over His Entered Price I'm the
Last Event, but Is Bought out.
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sPARROUGHS TOURNAMENT.
CLASS A-FINALS.
ppTTT WTNNTV-

lAlLL ~ Nl4N4NDlADs
Glass A-Eiker, first; J. Gundersheimer, second;
}radley third.
Glass B-Farow. first; II. GundeTsheimer. second;
POST third
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
The LNceum.

THE Boy Behind tie Gun .....-......,....'At s'l5
lois of shooting. q newspaper man as hero. some
suecialties and-Iaore shooting II pleases the au'
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
REGULARS TAKEGAME
Colts Make Triple Flay, but
Lose by Score of 5 to |.
RUN BY TEXAS LEAGUE BALL
NrI Blocks BInukcnship's Throw as
Ortiz steals Third but Umpire
Fails to See and Colts Get Their
Run-schIahy viii Be Made Field
CRptaiu-PIay Cardinals Sunday,

SPECIAL a. The washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex. March 1S-Three men
put out on one series Of plays thus max
ing a practical, if not technical triple
play, was the record Of the colts with
the regulars this afternoon. 1t was prob
ably the first approach to a triple play
made this season. but after it was all
over the colts lost by five to one.
The big feature came in the NTH inning
Aitizer reached first on an error by Good
win who was at short for the colts
Hickman sacrificed and was safe on an
error, Altizer going TO third and Hick-
man TO second. Cross drove a line fly to
Tom Hughes in left. Altizer waited until
the ball was caught and then bolted for
home. Hughes made a perfect throw to
Block, Of the Galveston team, who was
catching for the colts and Altizcr was
easily nipped at the plate. In the mean
time Hickman had started for third. but
saw he could not make it, and tried TO
get to second again
a perfect throw from Block 70 Heyden
killed him, and the side .was retired on
the series OF plays, all Of which were
close. and all Of which were performed
with neatness and dispatch worthy Of
midseason- Falkenberg pitched the first
fJur innings for the regulars and in
good form. He walked one man. but was
right on the job in emergencies, and
would probably have scored "a shut-Out if
ne had remained in the box. for the colts
were completely buffaloed by his delivery.
Patten succeeded him, and did almost as
we'll
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
schIany as Field Captain.

CantillOn announced tonight that he
had decided 70 appoint Schlahy field cap
tain. but that he would not have much
chance to exercise his new authority until
the game with the Cardinals in Houston
next Sunday Schlafy was captain OF
Cautflon's team I'm Milwaukee for two
years. and was highly successful, being
especially good at infusiHg his men with
life ard suappincss He is also thoroughly
familiar with CantIllOn's style OF baseball,
and understands what he wants.
John Anderson got IN about noon from
his home IN Worcester. He says he has
'patched all differences with the club on
the salary question. and is prepared 10
play the bail Of his life. His wind is
good. but his muscles are still soft. and
he took no chances this afternoon. Morn
ing practice has been cut out, and a surf
bath viii be the thing tomorrow Can
tillon and Cross are planning their fishing
trip for Friday, but shrimp are scarce.
To-days lineup Of the regulars was
that which will be maintained for the
present FaIkenberg. Patten. and Good
win viii probably be their pitchers against
the Cardinals on Sunday.
The lineup.
Regulars-Pcuinc. short; Gauicy. rieht; Anderson.
left 2ltlr. ceuter: Hickman. first; Cross. third
Scalsfy. second; Blankenslip. catcher; Falkenbcrg
and Pltten pitchers.
Colts-NIl. thud Goodwin. short. Hcyden, second
smith first Hughes, left. Block catcher, Orrh.
right; Pattel and kItscu. center. Wilson ana Gra-
'' sCop1 py TN-N-TNCS
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Wilson Fares Wen.

Wilson twirled the first Eve innings for
the colts and Jared comparatively easy,
six hits being made off him. Graham
succeeded him and did better Graham
has a slow ball which looks like a gifi,
but fools them all at times. The only
man who refused TO bite steadily at this
trick was Charley Hickman, who clouted
the only single the regulars were able to
make of Graham.
The lonely run Of the colts was due 10
the work Of Orth, "a Galveston man, who,
in the eighth inning made a hit. stole
second, third. and home. It was Texas
League ball in a way, for when Orth
stole third George Nil, who was at the
bat suddenly cine 10 life and CTaftily
blocked Blankes hips throw by a com
binati0n punch rI the stomach and smash
on the toes. aided by a hip-and-hack
movement that completely f9iled the
catcher Umpire Newhouse had his eyes
glued on third 10 note the expected throw
and saw nothing Of the doings AZ the
plate. There was "a big Kick, but he de-
cided Orth was safe.
Patten played center for the colts until
he began % pitch for the regulars He
was followed in the middle garden by Kit
son. who made a remarkable juggling
catch that was the best Individual work
Of the game.
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THEATERS TO-DAY.
Tbo New National.
rhe Columbia

'ort.-fTe Minutes from Broadway ..--.....-At SD
4 George COhanesIue melOdrama, with muairai
;erpolaticns Fay Tenplcton sings
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''Thc Star Show Girls ------------At I'D ana ol
A typical bsrlesIuc show. but Cunning, The JAN
breaker Is an added attraction.
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The Majestic.

ulite AZ 80 ana 81,
Bert leslie and company. in clever sketcn, ana
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14

The attraction at the New Lyceum
next week viii be '"The Champagne
Girls" The show is ali action. and there
is a whirlwind Of fun, laughter. singing.
music, pretty faces. and graceful forms.
Costumes of new design are worn. and
all is set off by the electric display that
is q novelty.
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CTase's.

A musical comedy of the ordinary variety, glitter
ING music. Richard Golden as comedian, and iot
The Washington herald., 1907-03-14
The BeIasco.

In the Bishops Csrriags At I'D ann cd
An interesting dramatic version Ct novel, telling
OF the regeneration Of girl thief. Jessie Busiey Is
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
New Orleans.

rRsr RACE-Three and oua-half farlopss; ssll-
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The Glenwood post., 1907-07-13

John Richardson went to Crane
Junction Monday on business.
G. E. Bigham is adding another stor,
to his bakery and grocery building or
Blake avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toland of Di.
vide creek made business trip TO
Glenwood Tuesday.
X
Messrs. George and Joe Yule of Gar.
field creek journeyed to the county seat
Tuesday on business.
Forest Assistant Morrell is in the
Red Cliff district at present doing some
field work for Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Anna Worstall has moved her
millinery stock into the building form.
erly occupied by Mrs. Austin.
Mrs. Frank Ballinger and daughter
of Long Beach, California, are visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. Ed S. Hughes
in Glenwood.
Ed S. Hughes has purchased ce-
ment block machine and will soon be.
gin the manufacture of building blocks
for the erection of several houses in
Cardiff.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Austin left Monday night
for Denver, where she will visit few
days while arranging for her passage
to London, England. The steamers are
so crowded at present that she expects
to be compelled to sail from whatever
port opportunity offers A number of
Mrs. Austin s friends were at the depot
to see her off.
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Mrs. f. f. Lucas feels very proud of
the tlourishing sweet pea plantation on
the hotel grounds. There are enough
vines to furnish blossoms to decorate
the rooms each day with fresh posies.
Occasionally this is varied by intro
ducing wild flowers, as on recent
Sunday when great tub full of Co
lumbme was brought down and fur
nished enough flowers to not only
decorate the tables but give those of
the ladies who wanted them, Il SOU
vcnir bouquet.
The Glenwood post., 1907-07-13

the Colorado & Southern road at Dsa-
yer, is in the city on a vacation.
Mrs. Emma Collins of Leadvills h
visiting in Glenwood. Mrs. Collins,
while here is looking after some inn
provements in her property. e.
DIR. w. A. Lamont grand master Of
the Colorado Odd Fellows departed
Tuesday morning for Aspen for a very
pleasant official visit with the local
lodge.
Mrs. E. S. Young and Miss Jennie
Young, mother and sister of Mrs.
Worries, will arrive tonight from Inde-
pendence. Missouri. and spend the
summer here
The Hotel Colorado is rapidly filing
up. Manager Lucas is elated over the
large list of reservations for this
month and July, and they indicate q
very good season.
w. c. Beach, deputy state engineer,
arrived in Glenwood Tuesday morning,
to spend a week with A. j. Dickson the
division engineer in the guaging of
streams aud other irrigation matters.