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The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

RADIO avenue. l-17tf |
Cheap money and plenty of it, De
Ian & Co.
George E. Clarkson of Rifle was a
visitor in Glenwood yesterday.
s. p Sloss was one of the out-of
town visitors to Glenwood yesterday.
Mrs. II. Frazier of Manitou is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. M. j. Mayes.
That was splendid crowd which
came up from Grand Junction yester
day.
C. p. Larson and his son, John, of
Divide creek spent Sunday in Glen
wood.
Now is the time to buy ranches or
town property. De Ian & Co. have
some bargains.
Ollie Thorson has been quite i'll the
past few days with 2 Billions attack
followed by tonsilitis.
The base ball game Saturday between
Aspen and Glenwood resulted in vic
fory Cor Glanwno3 hy scnro of fO
6.
Edwin Gould and family who spent
Sunday in Glenwood left this morning
TO, Sal. Lake City n th-'- private car
''Dixic.'
Miss Sallie Welsh, county superin-
tendent of schools of Eagle county is
in Glenwood attending the teachers in
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett and
Mrs. Irene Bennett came down from
Carbondale yesterday to witness the
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shain came
down yesterday from the Rhyme ranch
near Carbondale where they are spend
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allison who visited
several days at the Lumley home re-
turned last evening to their home in
Grand Junction.
Fred Light "and one" visited in
Glenwood yesterday. Fred was wear
ing pleasant smile until after he
met Secretary Wilson.
Miss Louise Rieninger of Topeka.
Kansas, arrived last evening and will
be the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora C. Barton for fortnight.
Rev. W. o. Woolever of Olathe, once
pastor of the Methodist church at this
place preached last evening to his for
mer congregation on the subject of
"Ideals'
Everyone who visited Glenwood yes
terday reports good time. The crowd
was very large and orderly. The band
concerts in the evening added much to
the enjoyment of the visitors.
J. d. Mooney Of Denver, claim agent
of the Central Colorado Power company
is in the Glenwood sAnitarium suffer
ing from nervous prostration. He hopes
to be able to resume his work in a
few days.
Drs. Allen and Woodward will be in
Glenwood Springs on Tuesday, Aug. 4,
ofiicihg at The G1enwood Hotel They
will treat disease of the Eye, Ear, and
Nervea5 also fitting glasses for all err
rors Of refraction. s-3-Os.
Karl, Lehman of Denver, field sec
retarySof the: Colorado Christian En-
deavoI union will speak at Christian |
EndesS SOr rally tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock in the Presbyterian church.
You aye invited to attend this meeting
and W invite your friends to do like
wise.l hF5
Secretary Wilson and his son Jasper
who have spent several days in this
section left last evening for western
points but will probably return to Glen
wood soon. The secretary of agricul-
ture expressed his pleasure at being able
to stop so long in such pretty place
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08
From Tuesdays Daily Post.

From Tuesdays Daily Post.
G. H. Bell made brief trip to Ba-
salt last evening
Wanted-Some good ranch loans "
low interest. DeLan & Co.
The county commissioners are busy
grinding out the usual monthly grist.
l.. G. Holbert of West Virginia is a
new clerk in the forestry Office at this
place.
Mrs. w. S. Thomas and daughter,
May, of Denver are visiting Mrs. Min
ME Voorhees,.
Miss Burke who visited yesterday
with the Misses Hum returned last
evening to her home in Denver.
Supervisor Harry French of the for
est service left today for couple of
days field work near Red Cliff
W. S. Thomas came in this morning
from Denver and will take a few baths
for a slight attack of rheumatism.
II. F. Sommers of Divide creek made
hurried business trip to Glenwood this
morning, returning on Rio Grande No.
3.
Miss Rachel Stiffler who has visited
the past few days with Miss Mary
Ford returned last evening to her home
in Basalt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hart of Capitol
Creek who visited over Sunday with
the McLarens returned to their home
last evening.
County Clerk Weir has issued a
marriage license to Eugene L. Garri-
son and Josephine Ware Greenwood,
both of Newcastle.
Charley Taylor is the proud possessor
of new wide carriage Underwood
typewriter which he purchased through
the agency of Ed Wallace.
County Assessor White left last even
ing for Denver where he will attend
the state association of county assess
ors, returning the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Weidenhammer
and two sons, Ray and Dee, left this
morning for fishing excursion to Mar
vine lake and other mountain points.
Mrs. Werner z. Reed and little
daughter arrived this morning from
Colorado Springs and joined Mr.. Reed
who has been for some days at the
Hotel Colorado.
Arthur H. Stokes, division irriga-
tion engineer of division No. 4, after
a brief visit with his wife and son, re-
turned this morning to his home in
Grand Junction.
J. M. Hull, an expert geologist with
the U. s. G. s. is here for the purpose
of making some examinations of min
ing claims within the boundaries of the
Holy Cross forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Farnum departed
on Midland 1O6 last evening for Den
yer where they will attend the state
of morticians. They will
be gone several days.
Senator Taylor and H. R. Kamm
visited Eagle yesterday. When asked
If they caught any fish each said al
brought home six trout " It's wonder.
full how evasive some people are at
times.
Geo. W. Vallery, general manager
If the Colorado Midland, accompanied
'y Mrs. vallery arrived in Glenwood |
in their private car "Cas-
'ade" and are spending the dsy here
Ar. Vallery- nAkiAe . number of.calls |
IN our business men.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08
NJ H. TRUMBOR

Civil Engineer
And United States Deputy Miners
Surveyor. A general engineering
practice. P. o. box 81, G.enwood
Syringe, Garfield Co., Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

G. H. Bell made brief trip to Ba-
salt last evening
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

The county commissioners are busy
grinding out the usual monthly grist.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

Col. Sam F. woolard of Wichita, q
member Of the military stan of Cover
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

Wanted-Some good ranch loans ~
low interest. DeLan & Co.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

Secretary Wilson and his son Jasper
who have spent several days in this
section left last evening for western
points but will probably return to Glen
wood soon. The secretary of agricul-
ture expressed his pleasure at being able
to stop so long in such a pretty place
and said he might make a brief stop
here before returning to Washington
Mrs. H. T. Moore and daughter,
Grace, of Princeton, Mo, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. s.
Lumly, Mrs. Moore and Mr.. Lumly be-
ing cousins. They expect to remain
several months in Glenwood where
Miss Moore will take baths for a ease
Of blood poisoning contracted from
fall while skating. %
Col. Sam F. woolard of Wichita, q
msmbsr Of the military stan of Cover.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

Miss Rachel Stiffler who has visited
the past few days with Miss Mary
Ford returned last evening to her home
in Basalt.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

J. d. Mooney Of Denver, claim agent
of the Central Colorado Power company
is in the Glenwood sAnitarium suffer
ing from nervous prostration. He hopes
to be able to resume his work in
few days.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hart of Capitol
Creek who visited over Sunday with
the McLarens returned to their home
last evening.
The Glenwood post., 1908-08-08

l.. G. Holbert of West Virginia is a
new clerk in the forestry Office at this
place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
AMEs GAME is POPULAR NOW
Demand for Seats Is Already on and
So Are

Manager Eager of the Cornhuskers has
arranged for the sale of reserved seats
for the Nebraska-Ames game November Z
at the Myers-Dillon drug store. The de-
mand for seats is large. even in advance
or the sale and many inquiries are being
made OF The Bee as to the date of sale.
From all indications no sporting event in
Omaha for many moons is attracting the
attention as is the approaching game.
The seats for 4.0c0 people which the man.
agement of Dietz park is building espe-
cially for the game are nearing completion
and will be in readiness for the high
school game Saturday. For several years
the foot ball enthusiasts of Omaha have
been striving to have the C~ornhuskers play
one OF their big annual games in Omaha
and now that the game is assured the col
legians and lovers OF foot ball are prepar-
ing TO turn out en- masse to root for their
favorites. The Ames game is one of tn
most important on the Cornhusker sched-
ule and the most important which Man
ager Eager could schedule in Omaha. Min
neapolis will not play off their own grid.
iron with Nebraska and the Ames is tho
next important game on the Cornhusker
schedule.
Both teams rave hard games before COM
Ing to Omaha. Ames plays the Missouri
Tigers and Nebraska plays the Iowa team,
both hard teams. Two years ago Ames
beat Nebraska and last year the Corn
huskers evened the score and this year the
match will be for blood.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
HOFFMAN REGULAR CENTER FIELD
SlagIe and Howard StIII VIII he
Utility Men,

Artie Holman is no longer a utility
fielder of the Chicago Cubs. He is a regu-
conference between Manager Chance and
President Murphy. Artie has earned the
center field job; Slagle wiz still be on the
fielder. Manager Chance has learned a les
son and expects to carry enough men to
mer, when only two regulars had to up
hold the team in the pennant race.
Besides Slagle and Del Howard, the extra
outfielders, Chance will have five other
gardeners to look over next spring. That
bunch Of new ones includes Miller from the
Wisconsin league, CHANNEL of the OHIO
ley OF Louisville and Hayden, the Indian
apolis player who played a dozen games
with the Cubs at the fag-end of the league
Hayden and Stanley hail from pretty fast
company, the American association, where
they both shone brightly, But both have
was with Washington and Hayden once
wore a Boston American league uniform.
Perhaps the seasoning they have received
them for a berth with the world-beateTs
In the few games Hayden played with the
He fielded just fairly well, couldn't bunt
much and was not a good waiter. Hayden
looked like a fellow who would stand Out
as the best player on earth when placed In
a minor league. but just a few chips shy
when stacked up against the stars of the
first water.
IL Hayden doesn't make a place for him.
self with the Cubs 1t is quite likely that he
will be able to stick In the National league,
as there are several clubs carrying out
fielders who are his inferior.
Stanley is one of the fastest outfielders
In the business and a whale of a thrower
Two new infielders are on the Cubs list
Butcher of the Rockford team and Dow
ney, who played with Birmingham in the
Southern league. Chance will have foul
Springfield, Leise of Madison, Wis. White
of the Lancaster o. and 2. league team
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
"BEAT NEBRASKA" rs THE CRY
Hawkeyes Putting in Fiercest Kind
of work to This End.

IOWA CITY. Ia, oct. 2S.-(Special)-
SCrimmage practice Of the ftercest variety
was the program for the Iowa varsity last
men were sent to the gym, Coaches Cat
lin and Griffith sent the regulars through
signals until long after dark, the players
not being allowed to leave the gridiron until
$50 o'clock.
Captain Kirk was kept out Of the scrlm-
mage practice. Fee taking his place at
right half. The ends and tackles, with
Fullback Hazard, carried the bail most OF
the time, and the manner in which they
ripped through the strong freshmen line
and shot off the ends was exceedingly sat
isfactory to the coaches.
Two touchdowns were made against the
freshmen. However, the first-year men
were putting up a stiff game, and with
several days rest their playing was high
class. TIL varsity defense showed a
marked Improvement with Hastings at cen
ter and Como at right guard.
The Iowa student body is rapidly he
Nebraska. A big open air mass meeting
will be held this afternoon on Iowa field
to organize the roofing and to give the
team encouragement from the side lines in
a stiff scrimmage with the freshmen, the
last to be given the team before the great
clash with Nebraska here Saturday.
On Friday evening there will be the big
gest mass meeting IL the history Of the
plans of the athletic board. President
George e. MacBean, Henry G. Walker, a
popular alumnus; Regent Joe r.. Lane, aud
others; will address the students. Mem
bers of the team will speak and Harry L.
Helnzman will preside.
Never before In the history of the uni
fore a foot ball game, so the importance
laid on the Nebraska game is shown by the
two monster gatherings.
'Ab' Hull of Marshalltown, tackle or
the freshmen team, was last night chosen
captain OF the 1912 eleven. He Is a mem.
Der or the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
NEW PASTOR is INSTALLED
Rev. ThOmRs h. Greenle Formally
Placed In Charge of Clifton Hill
Presbyterian Church.

Installation services for the new pastor,
Rev. Thomas B.. Greenle. were held last
night at the Clifton Hill Presbyterian
church. Rev. Jesse c. Wilson, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church of Benson, was mod
orator and put the constitutional questions
to the new pa stor. The charge to the people
was delivered by Rev. DIR. Stephen Phelps
OF Bellevue, Neb. The charge to the pastor
was delivered by Rev. Henry Qu'ckenden,
pastor at Dundee. The sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Nathaniel McGiffen
Of the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church.
The incoming pastor OF the Clifton Hill
church has been for the last seven years
the pastor Of the church at North Platte,
Neb., where his work was very successful,
Just before leaving he had the pleasure of
witnesses the signing Of a contract for a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
FOntsinebIeau wins SIX FurlonE
HandIcnp nt jamaica.

JAMAICA. l. l., oct S.-The fall race
meeting began at the Jamaica track today
with q small attendance and an nrdin9Ty
card. The heavy rain made the track muddy
and the fields were greatly reduced by
Withdrawals. The feature event was the
handicap at six furlongs and resulted IN a
good contest, Fontainbleau winning IN =
hard drive by a length from Cressina, will
Question Mark third. The other races were
well contested. summaries:
First race, selling. five furlongs: STRIKE
009, Holiness won; ebert C99, Schmidp
second; Sententious C9, Bergin) third
Time: 1:O. Font, Lasata, la Belle Agnes,
Prosper and Garland also ran.
Second race, 3-year-olds and upwards
selling, one mile and one-sixteenth; san
guine (9S, Greyy) won; Animus qC9' Noiterl
second: Okenite (9S, Yorke) third. Time:
l:4SfS. Faust, Imitator. Golconda and NIL
ford also ran.
Thitd race, maiden 2-year-olds. five fur
longs: Merry Gift C97, Sumter) won; May
River (92, Creevy) second; Hoffman G5,
Bergenl third. Time: 10i%. Newbury,
Otogo, Roger de Coverley. Ark, Merise. Mo
bility, Cowen, Aunt Jane and The Vicar
Fourth race. handicap. all ages. six fur
longs: Fontalnbleau oil, Herber) won
mark d09, Notter) third. Time: l:1Stt.
Queen Marguerite, Notasulga and Adlron-
Fifth race. s-year-olds. selling. one mile
and one-sixteenth: Adri G02, Creevy) won
Racquet Q02, Bergen) second; Norbitt O12
Notter) third. Time: 1:4sx. Tivoli, Frances
Ray. Malaga, Tender and True and Win
Sixth race. 2-year-olds, five and one-haii
furlongs: Waponoca Oils. NOtterD won
Sententious (99, UraD second; Bird OF
Flight Q12 Cullen third. Time: l:OIh,
Uncle Jim, Dandy Dixon and Eustacia also
ram.
CINCINNATI. oct. ss.-summaries of La
tomas races:
First race, five and one-half furlongs.
Desperate G09, Heidel. 5 to y won; Re
Brief 1O6, Glasner, 2 to / for place. second
Mique O'Brlen dO6. Garner. even to show
third. Time: t074k. Gold Front, Audubon
Killington, Ed Wray, Staulaire. Orta, Tus'
can Gold, Recite, Green Bridge and Caviar
also ran.
Second race. six furlongs: Aspirin dos
Butler. 6 to u won; Home Run Q06. Heidel
9 to 2 for place. second: Miss Crittender
G05, Pickens, 8 to ? to show third Time
1;14b. Dispute. Elgin. Tenerett, She Wolf
The Missus, The Peer, Roseburg II, AL
Third race, six furlongs: Sorrel Top QO5
Glasner, 6 10 u won; Lady Ethel 06, Me
Gee, 10 to l for place. second; Snake Mary
G6. Heldel, 8 to 2 to show third. Time
1:14h. Flash On. Oriental Queen, Purant
Lady Hapsburg. Dona II. Hyperbole, Lady
Anne, Camille NJ and Lady Vie also ran.
Fourth race, mile and seventy wards
Hanhridge DOE, Martin. 10 to y won; ZlenaJ
nO3. Butler. 3 to 5 for PLACED second; Sally
Preston dO2, w. Martin. out to show third
Time: 1:43h. Lady Martha also ran.
Fifth race, six furlorEs: Lens GO0. Nc
Gee. s to 8. won; Marbles 49, Kennedy.
to 2 for place) second; Merrick G05, Butler
. to 5 to show third. Time: ia. Heinz
sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths
Arrow Swift Q01. Glass. 6 to II won; Dun
| vegan (e6. Deverich, 6 to I for place) second
Red Gauntlet G0S. Garner. 3 to 8 to show
]. E. Mcmillan and The s%haughran ais,
| ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
sun AGAINST NIGAf RIDERS
Kentucky Men Who was Bcaten and
Property Burned Asks
Damages.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, oct. 2S.-A suit FOR
100000 damages, which was filed In the
United states circuit Court.for the sixth
circuit at Louisville today. promises to
become an important factor in the nisht
rider situation In Kentucky and Femme
see. The PLAINTIFF. Henry Bennett on the
morning OF February 8 last was set upon
and terribly beaten with clubs and
thorned switches, and, as he claims.
manned and badly injured by a hand OF
night riders. At the same time hts
stemmery and tobacco factory and other
large and valuable buildings were de-
stroyed by the night riders MIR. Ben
nett ever since this time has been re-
ceiving letters threatening that he would
be killed by night riders.
In the suit filed today ne Is proceeding
not only against the actual persons, It is
charged, who were present at die time
of the destruction OF his property and in
jury to himself, but against a large mum
Der of other persons, many Of whom are
counted among the most prominent and
prosperous citizens OF the western part
of the state, alleging that they. were
members of a criminal conspiracy known
as the might riders" organization, Or
silent brigade, J" and, that they par
ticipated in the meetings which. were held
throughout many countries,
The purpose of bringing this suit is to
establish that all persons who are MEM
bers of the night riders Organization are
bound by the acts OF the night riders.
all being alike responsible, for tbe con-
duct and actions of the others, done i'm
furtherance of the general object of the
conspiracy, which was. to force all indie
pendent raisers and handlers Of OZARK to-
bacco to place their tobacco In che Tool
controlled by the Dark Tobacco a~ssocia-
ton .r 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-seaied bids
will be received by School District No.
Is. Dodge, Neb., until 2 o'clock p. M, No
vember s. 1908. for furnishing all material
Hooper school building IN Hooper, Neb.,
according to plans and amended speoifica-
tons now on file at the office Of A. II.
at the office Of John +. Heine & Son,
Hooper, Neb. Separate bids will be re-
ceived for other makes Of boilers, than
with a certified check, according to notice
to contractors included in said specified
lions. The board reserves the right to
reject ali bids. Address all bids TO w. m.
Sanders, Hooper, Neb.. plainly marked.
Bids for Heating and Plumbing w. NJ.
Sanders. Secretary. O21d10t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
HOME TERRACE

High, slightly and commands a beautiful view. Easy pay
nents. Price ranges from $3.50 to 5000 Terms $500 cash and
s1.00 a week, or $400 a month. SALE SATURDAY, Oct. 3lst,
from 2 O'Clock until dark. Those desiring to view the lots before
this date will find someone on the ground every day from 3
o'clock until dark. HOME TERRACE is situated between 37th
and 10th sts-between Martha and Arbor streets. Take West
Side Hanscom Park car, get off at Martha street and go west, you
will see the flag. Martha street is now being graded from Both
to 40th streets and a four foot cement sidewalk will be laid at our
expense in front of all lots fronting on Martha street, giving a
continuous walk to Windsor school and street car.
A rare opportunity. 1t will only cost you 10 cents car fare
to find whether our representations are conservative or not. We
will put our time against yours and show you the lots.
e BENSON & CARMICHAEL :
Phone Douglas 1922. 642 Paxton Block.
VIII CRARY, Phone Douglas 442, 600 Paxton Block.
uO-TH q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES

THE SOUTH OMAHA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD SoMPANf-spscial Meet
nE.-OmRha. Neb., October Z, lgS-A ape-
elal meeting OF the stockholders Of Ths
South Omaha and Western Railroad Com
pany will be held At the office of tha
Company in Omaha, Heb.. on Friday. De
cember IS 1905. al ~ o'clock a. m, Tor thu
purpose of authorizing ana providing for
Ine sale OF the railroad Of The South Omaha
and Western Railroad Company. with ia
franchises aud aPpurtenanees. its real es-
tate and personal property, 10 Union pa
cifio Railroad Company, the consideration
Tor such sale to be the cancellation %
the bonds aud satisfaction OF the mort
sage 81 said The South Omaha and Western
Railroad Company. and the assumption Of
an its other Indebtedness by the SAID
Union Pacific Railroad Company; ana for
the purpose OF transaoing all such ether
business as nay legally come before the
meeting. For the purposes Of the meeting
the books for the transfer Of stock viii
be closed at 5 o'clock p M on MOrday.
December T. lS6s and will be reOpened al
10 o'clock a m or Saturday, December
". HA 7. n ORR Secretary. OSdtoDU
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
navy wiz Chnnenre Cornell.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. oct. 2S.-The Naval
academy rowing authorities have deter
mined to challenge Cornell for either a two
or a four-mile race on the Severn next
spring. The determination to row Cornell,
a regular entrant at Poughkeepsie, for
four miles is taken to indicate that all
hope of sending a navy crew to the big
event on the Hudson In 1909 has been
abandoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
WITH THE BOwLERs.

On the Association alleys last night the
Metz Brothers took two games, but the
Sampecks put a crimp In them in the sec
ond game; going for the nice total of $50.
They established two alley records, Scott
shooting 239, which is the high single game
made in a league series, and a member of
OF 100.
Tonight the Bachelors and Benedicts
meet to decide the, championship. These
bowlers In the city, and as there Is a cues
ton between them of which are the better
ment Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29
Outsider wins stakes.

NEWMARKET, England, Oct. 2S.-The
Cambridgeshir stakes for 3-year-olds and
the duke of Devonshire's Marcovil. Cap
tain ]. r. Homfrav's Land League was
second end Captain Klnkaid Smiths Succor
third. Twenty-three horses started. Lord
Derby's Cocksure IL was ridden by
Danny Maher and was a warm ~favorite.
The betting on Marcovil was 80 to l against.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-29

I don't believe I can accomplish this u /
play the winter out I'm California"
And Chicks friends In Omaha thought as
he did. Now they are disappointed to hear
that he has gone back on THAI good re-
solve. As a matter OF fact. Chick will do
well to work his way into permanency at
Ctnci, for Hoblit1er, who went IN at the
last Of the season when all the Nationals
pitchers were working fine, made a great
showing. And there are other men after
the Mace.