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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-15
Expenditures Of Government.

The democratic platform assails the re-
publican national administration for the
increase in the number of officeholders
and the great expenditure of the govern
ment, which the platform characterizes
as extravagant.
The expenditures of the present repub-
lican administration have been we'll with
In the means OF the country, and there
remains to it in the Treasury a sur
plus OF revenue collected during this adj
ministratiOn over and above the expendi-
lures.
There are two substantial proposals
made by the democratic party as to the
policy which they will follow if they are
brought into power.
one is that they will wipe out the pro-
tective tariff and substitute a tariff for
revenue only.
The republican party has not consid-
cred that sufficient grounds for thus dis
turbing business have existed heretofore.
1t now considers that sufficient grounds
do now exist and 1t has pledged itself
Immediately after the 4th of March next
to devote an extraordinary session Of
Congress to making such revision in ac-
cordance with the true principles of pro-
lection.
Banking Proposition.
The other proposition OF the demo-
cratic platform is to require all national
banks to guarantee the payment Of de-
posts by all other national banks. This
is another patent fiancial nostrum, ad-
vertised to catch the fancy of the null
titude: and it should be suppressed
under the pure food law until it is cor
rectly labeled "a measure to compel
legitimate bushes to bear the risks Of
speculation
A bank deposit is a very simple bust
ness transaction The depositor in effect
loans his money to the bank, which
borrows it upon q promise to repay it
on the lenders order with or without a
stipulated interest. Banks seldom fail
to pay the debts thus contracted. AL
though the deposits are ordinarily
many times the capital, losses are ex-
ceedingly small.
The principal reason why this is SO
is that bankers are ordinarily men who
have established a good reputation in
the community for honesty and sbusi-
ness sense. People ordinarily will not
risk their money by lending it to men
who have not these claims to conf
dence. Under the law any one who can
furnish $4,000 can start bank, but in
practice. as e rule, no one can start a
bank who cannot also furnish char
acter which leads the community to
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27

FOURTH OF JULY fATHs.
One fare the round trip. The
Midland Route.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
MEAT WON'T GO HIGHER.

Housekeepers in Denver and the
northern part of the state are
alarmed over the prospective in
crease in the retail prices of beef
According to statements made by
the dealers, there has been an in
crease of from q cents to 81
cents per pound on all cuts Of
beef within week. 1t is furth-
er stated that the prices of NUT
ton and lamb, which were expect
ed to drop during the summer sea
son, will remain the same.
o. E. Hemenway, president OF
the Merchants association of this
city and dealer in meats of all
kinds, said last night that the
prices in Colorado Springs would
not be advanced in the near fu-
ture. He said that while there
had been steady increase in the
prices of meat during the last
year, there was no reason to be-
lieve that there would be furth-
er increase.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
LEGAL
RESTORATION To ENTRY OF LANDS
IN NATIONAL FOREST.

Notice is hereby given that the lands de-
the White River National Fores., Colorsd".
will be subject to settlement and entry un-
der the provisions of the no estead laws of
ts4 Stat, 1887, at the United States land ONCE
at Glenwood Springs, Colorado, on August
%, 1908. Any settler who was actually and In
ricultural purposes ,rior to January /, 1903.
and has not abandoned same. has prefer
lands actually occupied. Said lands were
listed upon the applications of the persons
mentioned below, who nave preference
right subject to the prior right of any such
settler. provided such settler or applicant Ia
qualified to make homestead entry and the
preference right is exercised prior to August
-, 1908, on which date the lands will be sub.
ject to settlement and entry by any qualified
person. The lands embrace tr ,ct of leO
acres, which when surveyed, will probably
be within the WIZ of Sec. 32, T. 4 s., q. 81 W,
8 p. m, bounded and described as follow !:
beginning at point n IS W III feet from
of kk R the .Snsa
thence f. 1856 feet to road; thence N. l5' W
1850 feet; thence n. ~ W. 1000 feet; thence N.
thence n. IS ". SIS feet; thence ". 80 tees !;
| thence ). lS10 feet; thence +. 80 feet; thence
$. $50 feet; thence E. 80 feet; thence 8. $40
feet thence f. $50 feet; thence 8. 2715 feet ap.
pIo1imately, or point 1875 feet north OF
township boundary; thence L. 1859 feet sp.
to pon, Of e
between township boundary and this tract
listed upon the application of Tony Peri, OF
New Castle, Colorado Also "a tract Of IS
acres probably within Secs. IS and ~, unsur-
veyed: 7: s X. 81 w, bounded and describ.
ed as follows: beginning at corner No. OF
| West Elk Hanger Station; N. Sc W. 50 chains
| % links to corner No. 22 of Park Reservoir
| site; extending thence s. TO- W. chains 10
| links to outlet of Park Reservoir site; thence
$. So Il. y chains to corner No. 3 of West Elk
Ranger Station; thence N. 23' Il. 8 chains, 10
point of beginning. Tract lies along West
Elk Creek. Listed upon the application Of
8, V. Proudft, Acting Commissioner Of the
General Land Office. Approved June IL, 1868.
| Frank Pierce, First Assistant Secretary OF
| the Interior. Lists HS and Al 6.g-7.l s
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
SOUTH CANON.

Mrs. C. L. Shock and family OF
Glenwood have moved up on their
ranch for the summer months.
The camp was deserted on Sat
urday, Strawberry day, as nearly
everyone was having good time
in Glenwood.
Miss Anna NICK Gown is visiting
her mother at the Marion mine.
Miss Dorothy Anderson IL
spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Hammer. at
Rifle.
Mrs. Oslo French and family
have moved into one of the com
pany houses at the mine.
The camp has been visited by
three insurance agents this we FIX,
who haved one theirbest to protect
the boys in case they are hurt or
become sick.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27

G.. w. Ballentine, general man
ager of the Denver Union stock
yards, is stopping at the Colorado,
l.. l.. Calm came down from
Leadville last night on business
trip.
Mrs. Clara Ball and daughter,
Bessie, spent Strawberry day here
as Marble visitors.
Mrs. c. w. Daniels and son
came up from Pueblo last night
and are registered at the Glen
wood.
Horace X. Devereux passed
through town this morning en-
route to Grand Junction where he
is interested in a large tract OF
fruit land.
Mrs. William Dougan and fam
lily left last night for Denver,
where they will spend the sum,
mer. Mr.. Dougan expects to re,
main in Glenwood.
Miss Maude Carey of Granite
spent Strawberry day with hel
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Sharpe
She returned to Marble, where she
is spending the summer.
E.W. Merritt and family are al
the Colorado and are planning tt
remain for some time Mr.. Mer
rift is real estate dealer of Den
yer. The family consists of Mrs
Merritt, Margaret and Robert W
A. j. Dickson will return to
night from Delta where he wen
as the representative Of the boart
of trade, at a meeting called tt
organize the Western Slope con
gress.
|
Ollie Thorson has sold his bOol
store to Mr.. Mayes. The latter for
merly was principal of the Glen
wood high school, and he has
host of friends in this city VIII
wish him success in his new ven
ture.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27

showed a disposition to enter she
would say:
"The meat is not kosher. Do
not go in"
Many turned away.
"Get away from my shopl'
yelled Pauline from the door; but
Katherine stuck to her position,
and a crowd gathered. Police
man Stossel also came and took
Katherine away to the Union Mar
ket station. Later they appeared
before Magistrate Herman.
cit is one of the best chickens
| ever sold, and strictly kosher, 4"
declared Pauline.
"Let me see the fowl" said the
magistrate.
The chicken was laid before him
he discharged the prisoner, with
a warning not to repeat che Of
Tense. So Katherine went away
carrying the chicken and Paul
inc retained the Sill"
eve shall eat chicken for
week." said Katherine, with bit
terness.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
TWO BALL GAMES.

Saturday and Sunday the Glen
wood Greens will play the A. T.
Lewis team Of Denver. This prob
ably will be the last opportunity
the local fans will have Of seeing
a game for some time, as a long
trip has been planned for the To-
cal tossers.
The following games have been
arranged for the eastern slope
trip:
July 4 and S at Cripple Creek.
July 6 and Z at Colorado
Springs.
July 8 at Rocky Ford.
July 9 At La Junta.
July 10 at Las Animas.
Trlv ~ and ~ at Trinidad.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
CARBoNDALE.

A. S. Thomas was doing bust
ness at the land Office in Glen
wood Tuesday.
Presiding Elder N. H. Lee
preached a very interesting ser
mon at the Methodist church last
Tuesday evening. After the ser
vices the fourth quarterly con-
ference was held.
Mrs. V. T. Brown visited her
mother in Aspen last Saturday.
Samuel Bowles, ST., is enjoying
a visit with her sister from Mis-
souri,. This is the first time they
have seen each other for thirty
years.
A large number attended the
Strawberry day festival and all
report a good time.
Hamlin Thomas and Miss Bes-
sic Edgerton returned Wednesday
morning from Montrose where
they attended the Epworth
League convention. Miss Beatrice
Mallory stopped in Grand juno
ton for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. Swigart and Mrs.
Braden and daughter, Blanch, are
enjoying a couple of weeks at
Hot Springs camping.
Mrs. Chas. Fuller received a
telegram the first of the week tell
ing her of the serious illness of
her father in Missouri She left
Immediately for there.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
A FOUL DEAL IN FOWL.

Katherine Rothman will not
stand in front of Pauline kend-
all's butcher shop at PAT Riving-
ton street today and say to the
passers-by:
"Don't go in here. Her meat
is not kosher"
Magistrate Herman, in the
night court, has warned her to do
nothing in restraint Of trade.
Katherine's troubles all grew
from her failure to consult her
father before she went shopping
yesterday.
She went to Pauline's shop, and
after testing the joints of a fine
looking chicken paid Sill and
took the bird home. To her con-
sternation she found that her faith
err, who had arrived home in her
absence, also had bought chick
en-, and, as the family is small, the
supply was greater than the de-
mand. Ice is expensive, and Kath-
crime was afraid the chicken
would not keep. So she wrapped
up the fowl she had purchased
and went back to Pauline.
"Please take back the chicken, y
she said, and return me 81. The
II cents you shall keep for the
trouble you have had"
"Not so," responded Pauline.
"Many times could I have sold
the fowl during the two hours
you had it. You shall keep it. :"
Pauline was deaf to the argu-
ments of Katherine-and the lat
ter became angry. She went out
--'-s-----sp--.-~1op- vwhon AMMAN =
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
PLAYING CURED PATIENT

Good looking young women
ing. "playing the cured patient. y
Visitors who find time hanging
heavily on their hands in a doc
tors waiting room are drawn in
to conversation. The good look
ing woman, who is evidently in
the pink of health, tells the visi-
tor how i'll she was. Neutritis.
Rheumatism, govt, dyspepsia an
vertigo were combined in her case
with appendicitis and hallucina-
ton. Several physicians treated
her extensively an left her
worse. She went in despair to
the present doctor, who cured her
in three weeks. She has come to-
day merely to thank him. The
"cured patient" charged IS a day
but doctors find the money is not
thrown away. =
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
GYPSUM.

Quite number OF our gypsum
people went to Glenwoood Satur-
day for Strawberry day. They all
report a fine time.
Joe Reynolds and little nieces
were down from Eagle Wednes-
day.
Robert Black and Thos. Thomas
went to Grand Junction Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Smitherum is down
from Red Cliff visiting with Mrs.
Chas. McEllen this week.
Prof. A. NJ. Wilson left on No.
4 Tuesday for Denver.
w. o. McGlochlin left for Gree
ley on No. 4 Tuesday, where he
will attend school this summer.
Geo. T. Haubrick and Mr.. Den
nison were down from Eagle
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Amo left on No. 4
for Eagle Tuesday, where she has
class of musical students.
James jackson, Launna Mosher
and N. E. Ejnar and Carl and
Harold Norgaard We're up from
Shoshone Sunday.
Ed Straws was compelled to to
come up from Shoshone on ac-
count of i'll health.
Richard Belson was in town
selling candy last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Daggett
drove to Eagle Tuesday.
j. N. Stein was an Eagle visitor
Wednesday.
j. s. Williamson was in town
Tuesday fitting our gentlemen
out with new suits again.
Miss Jennie Madden came w
from Glenwood Tuesday on No.
and is now visiting with her un
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j
Mckinley.
Mrs. Della McGlochlin spen
several days of last week in Glen
wood Springs.
H. H. Slusser and Miss Rutl
arrived from Ohio last Saturda.
and are visiting their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doll and fam
lily.
Mr.. Parker of the Colorado
Packing company arrived on No
4 Wedn esday and drove up to tn
Doll ranch.
| Pat Sullivan went to Glenwoot
the first part of the week t.
spend couple of weeks.
| Mrs. Frank Doll was an Eagl
visitor Tuesday.
| Elder J. T. Havkett held hi
last meeting here last Frida.
evening and departed on No.
Saturday for Provo, Utah,
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
From Friday's Daily Post.

S. N. Wheeler of Grand juno
ton is visitor in town today.
Patrick Joyes of Louisville.
KY, is registered at the Colorado.
Charles A. Estey of Denver is
spending a few days in Glenwcod.
A. V. Buddecke of Montrose ia
spending few days in town.
r. A. Walker of San Francisco
is sightseeing in Glenwood.
Lawrence Bruner of Lincoln,
Neb., is in town for a week.
F. II. Lousenbury an! Fred
Conklin, both Of Denver, are WIS.,
itOrs in town.
w. 8. Turner and F. W. Her
bert Of Denver are spending q
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27

day. He reports things in good
shape and expects fully one-ha.f
a crop of fruit.
Mrs. John Cowden and family
returned this week from a short
vacation spent in Gypsum,
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27

sermons this week at the Christian
church. Those who failed to hear
him missed treat. .
About IS people of our town
bought tickets for Glenwood on
Strawberry day. The Harmony
band made a fine appearance in
their new suits.
Arthur Havemeyer has return
ed to his home here bringing his
bride. During his absence quite
change has been made in the
appearance of his place, a large
addition having been built to the
house and various other improve
ments having been made.
A reception was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Sipperelle upon
their return from their two
weeks Honeymoon" Friday of
last week
Andrew J. Harris is in town
with parties looking for real es-
tate deals.
E. E. Chapin's house presents a
fine appearance. 1t is nearly com
pleted and soon will be ready for
occupancy.
j. B. Hurlburt was elected pres
| ident of the Citizens association,
Friday, the 10Th. He also was
appointed delegate to the Delta
western slope convention.
Wiedman's rough rider show
was well patronized and every
one seems to have gotten tn cir
moneys worth.
The Home Culture club met
with Mrs. DIR. Helgeson Thursday
afternoon.
Dee Freeland, r. D. Watson, E.
| C. Davis, F. L. Lenheart, all hav
their haying commenced. Help is
very scarce this year, so the farm
ers are obliged to exchange work.
There are rumors of new hall
to be built, which will accommo-
date the lodges and all public
speaking, etc.
The city council has passed an
ordinance in regard to the running
at large of cows; some enterprls-
ing boy should start town herd
The basketball team postponed
their practice Wednesday on ac.
count of the show.
| Chas. Patterson is putting VI
hay for J. B. Hurlburt. Z
Mrs. Frank Sibley is visiting
friends and relatives on White
river. ..y.
A fishing party consisting of j
H. Mccartney and wife of Crane
Junction, f. E. Chaplin and fam
ily and Jetta Helm went to the
"Forks" Thursday.
There was a slight rain Thurs
day-just enough to brighten the
lawmakers.
Walter Vance has named his
place the "balloon ranch" W.
ALWAYS knew Walter is high
minded.
Geo. Bailey visited with hi
mother at Hanging lake Sunday
and Monday.
Earle Coreley of Rifla was {
Grand Valley visitor Wednesday
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
GRAND VALLEY.

Chas. White was in town Tues
day looking after his recently
purchased possessions.
JIG. Page has sold his ranch and
will move to Idaho in the near flu.
ture.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
NEW CASTLE.

William Ryan of Como visited
his uncle, Bud Porter, few days
this week.
William Smith came over from
Como and visited friends and rel
atives this week.
The whole community was
shocked to hear of the sudden
death of Mr.. Vandeventer. His
body was taken to Carbondale
Thursday morning. We extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Miss Georgia Porter and her
cousin, Mr.. William Ryan, OF
Como. visited relatives in Rifle
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joce Davis has been on
the sick list this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, IA
baby girl, Wednesday, the lth'
Mother and baby doing nicely.
Messrs. Bud Porter, George
Ramsey, Will Smith, Dode Hud-
son and S. Wilmoth were some
among the many who were visit
ors at Glenwood this week.
Miss Mae Finley is now employ
"A :, Mrs Tr;mhle's telephone of
fee.
Alex Job was up from Rifle
Thursday.
Mrs. Hall and her mother NOV
ed back to Rifle Monday on ac-
count of her mothers poor health
The barn dance at Grifith's was
well attended and everyone pres,
ent reports the best time ever
had.
It was quite a misunderstand'
ing, or rather a mistake, concern
ing the marriage Of Frank hud'
son to Miss Paddock. Ask Franz
the joke.
Mrs. L. M. Parr was in towr
Thursday morning.
Gospel meetings every night II
the big tent in the grove. Every
one invited.
Do not forget that New Castle
is planning to have the creates
Fourth of July celebration the.
ever had. Big barbecue. Every
one come and have good time
Quite a number ATTENDED
Strawberry day in Glenwood Sat
urday.
Miss Irene Ware and her sister
Mrs. Josephine Greenwood, lei
last week for St. Louis wher
thew intend to spend the summe
with relatives.
Mr.. Whitney, the piano tune
and agent, was in town a teV
days this week.
A load of watermelons Wer
shipped into town Wednesday.
The ball team came back iron
Aspen Sunday evening feelin'
rather blue on account OF In
game, which resulted to 10 Il
favor of Aspen. But they d,
not give up. They are gong t
try again soon.
The teachers for the New Cast
le school this fall have been elect
ed and are as follows: LIST room
Miss Tierney; End room, Mis-
Laird; Sd room, Miss Hayward
4th room, Mr.. Walker.
Mrs. Senate Beard drove u
from Silt Wednesday.
Mrs. Trimble is having ns'
coat of paint put on the front o
her building.
C.P. Larson and Alex Job wer
in Glenwood this week.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1908-06-27
Glenwood News

From Thursdays Daily Post.
N. A. Townsend of Ouray is in
Glenwood today.
DR.. G. A. Fisk is attending to
some business matters in Denver.
j. w. Haskell and wife of Phil
adelphia are stopping at the Col
orado.
T. R. Stapleton of St. Louis is
spending few days in Glenwood
Springs.
Fred Light of Snowmass spent
| the day in Glenwood Springs, re-
! turning tonight.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Max Silverman of Denver
and Gertrude Skomoi Of this city
Mrs. Bert Lee left last evening
for Denver where she will visit Il
couple of weeks with the OFT fam
lily.
j. w. Bell, brother of Geo. II.
Bell, left last night for Denver
for the purpose of taking the state
bar examination.
An orchestra composed Of men,
bers of the Glenwood band will
give dance at the Hotel Colo
RADIO Saturday night, June 81.
S. M. G. McSpadden left last
evening for Colorado Springs af-
ter attending to business matters
in Glenwood the past few days.
Bishop Knight has recently re-
turned from trip through Routt
county. He was in Steamboat
Springs on Pioneer day, which
was very interesting event.
Music will be a feature of the
dining room. of the Glenwood dur.
ing meal hours, hereafter. Man
ager H. w. Smith has engaged 8
three-piece orchestra, which will
play twice day.
Miss Edna Lee and Miss Mabe
Ford, who made a brief visit a
the Walk home while returning
from the Epworth League conven
ton, returned this morning t,
their homes in Denver.
A. j. Dickson left last evening
for Delta as a representative O
the Glenwood board of trade tt
the meeting at which a western
slope commercial congress is tt
be organized.
DR.. Walter Joe King addresse'
a meeting of Epworth Lacquer
at the Methodist church las
, night, and Rev j. F. Harris als'
spoke. There was a large numbe
present, and both addresses wer
given close attention.
F. w. Hopkins a Denver car
toonist, and originator of "Mr
Binks," with his bride, is CUES
at the Hotel Colorado. Mrs. Hop
kins' name before the wedding
was Miss Sarah E. McDougall
and her home was in Montreal.
Eminent Grand Commando
Jethro T. Sanford of the Knight
Templar, visited the local lodg
last night on his annual trip o
inspection. There was a fair at
J tendance, and when the ceremo
MES had been completed Mr.. San
: ford left for Leadville.
R. Ringwood, general freigh
: and passenger agent Of the Alas
ka-Pacifc Steamship company
I stopped over today between train
on his way home. He reports tn
coast country to be in flourish
. ing condition, and declares tn
panic was scarcely felt there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-12
WEBER ACADEMY IMPROVEMENT
Domestic Science Department Has
Added Il Dining Room.

Ogden, Nov. l2.-ln its usual step of
progress the Weber academy has
added another feature to its splendid
institution which again places it in
the front ranks of like institutions of
the city and state. The. latest addition
to the school is the large dining room
which has been opened under the
auspices OF the domestic science de-
partment of the school and which will
serve dinners every day for tho re-
mainder OF the school year.
The large dining hall has recently
been remodeled and newly furnished
throughout Additional china aud sill
verware us well as new linen have
been added which now gives it the
appearance of the dining room Of some
first class hotel or cafe. While the
members OF the class in the domestic
science department took great
amount of interest in their work here
tofore the opening Of the dining hal
for serving of meals TO the faculty and
students during the school year has
added untold interest in the students
work.
Principal w. NJ Mckendrick and
faculty are to be congratulated upon
this step of giving the students the
best possible opportunities in domestic
science.