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The Glenwood post., 1908-01-18
From SATURDAYS Daily Post.

Cheap money ana plenty OF H.
DeLan l. Co.
Fine Mexican drawn work; 900
Colorado avenue. 11-17tf
C. C. Parks returned this morn
ing from a brief busines trip to
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. keck re
turned this morning from brief
visit to Denver.
The Dutch club will hold its bi
weekly meeting tonight at the
home of Mrs. Sadie Korn.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Anderson of
Idaho left this afternoon for a
short visit at the Chapman ranch
on Cattle creek.
Surveyor F. f. Park has been
i'll for several days and was
threatened with pneumonia. lie
is better today.
John w. Ritter came up from
New Castle this morning and is
calling on Glenwood Acquaintance
es this afternoon
The local aerie of Eagles in
stalled new officers last night.
There was a big gathering ana
much enthusiasm.
J. C. Gentry, the district attor
ney, went to Aspen today to pre-
pare for the session of the district
court which will convene next
Monday.
Joe Bogue of Mesa is spending
the day in Glenwood. Mr.. Bogue
recently held a sale at Carbondale
at which he disposed of number
of good horses.
DR.. w. w. Crook has returned
from tour Of Wyoming and Ne
braska where he visited number
of points as examining physician
for the Colorado & Southern rail
way.
Senator f. T. Taylor returned
from trip to Denver last night.
He says there will be tremen-
dous crowd at the national Demo-
cratic convention in Denver next
summer.
Sheriff Zimmerman left this
morning for Canon City with
Frank Edison, who was sentenced
to the penitentiary for term of
two to two and one-half years for
larceny.
A number of Denver capitalists
passed through Glenwood this
morning on their way to New
Castle where they will make a
thorough examination of the prop
erty of the New Castle Portland
Cement company with a view Of
investing therein.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DIR.
Shoop, Racine. Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without a pen
ny's cost-the great value of his scien-
tifc prescription, known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Catarrh
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Glenwood lodge No. 50, A. f. &
A. NJ, initiated two candidates
into the mysteries of the third de-
gree of the order last night. After
this work the lodge members sat
down to an elegant lunch pre-
pared by the ladies of the Eastern
Star. About fifty members at
tended.
The Colorado Pharmacal asso-
citation of which c. NJ Ford of
Denver is president and W. II.
Parkison local secretary. will
hold its annual meeting in Glen
wood next June. The sessions
probably will begin June 10 and
close June u. This convention
brings to Glenwood about three
hundred people.
About dozen and a half of the
boys and girls from the high
school enjoyed a sleighride last
night. They went as far as Car
bondale and the farmers along
The Glenwood post., 1908-01-18

From Tuesdays Daily Post.
C. NJ. Keck made trip to Cliff
ton today.
Mrs. II. B. Everett is reported
as being quite i'll.
Austin Gavin made a business
trip to Aspen today.
Wanted - Some good ranch
loans at low interest. DeLan & Co.
l.. R.Tucker went down to Rifle
this morning to locate some cattle
for the Denver market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Korn entertained
the Dutch club at their home on
Palmer avenue last Saturday
evening. The usual good time was
enjoyed by all.
1t is said that the Denver Post
will contain a full page write-up
next Sunday on Glenwood and the
visit made to this city by Bide
Dudley and F. f. Finch, accom-
panied by Lee Haney of the Colo
RADIO Midland.
Mrs. Cox is suffering as the re-
suit of a slight accident. About
three weeks ago she received a
scratch on one of her fingers.
Blood poisoning developed, caus-
ing the patient great pain. She
now is on the road to recovery.
Excellent ice weather is the Or
der of the day and the icemen are
wearing most contented express
sion. as are also their customers.
With an abundance of the con-
gealed moisture this year it is pre-
sumed the ordinary mortal will
be able to buy it at not more than
nall OF the outrageous prices they
had to pay last summer.
tickling cough from any cause is
quickly stopped by DR.. shoop's Cough
Cure. And it is so thoroughly harmless
and safe that DR.. Shoop tells mothers
everywhere to give it without hesita-
tion even to very young babes. The
wholesome green leaves and tender
stems of a lung healing mountainous
shrub furnish the curative properties
to DR.. Shops Cough Cure. It calms
the cough and heals the sore and SEN
sitive bronchial membranes. No opium,
no chloroform, nothing harsh used to
injure or suppress. Simply resinous
plant extract. The Spaniards call this
shrub which the doctor uses "The Sa-
cred Herb" Demand DR.. Shoop's.
Take no other. All dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1908-01-18
LOCAL NEWS OF GLENWOOD

witnesses will be called to testify.
Judge Rucker is Taylor's chief
counsel
Word was received in the city
yesterday that Miss Alice Bourg
of Woody is very sick in the sani.
tai'ium at Glenwood. Miss Bourg
had been visiting during the holi-
days at her home on Woody creek
and was on her way to Gunnison
to resume her work in the public
schools of that city when she was
taken suddenly i'll at Cardiff with
appendicitis. She was at once ta-
ken to the sanitarium at the spa
where she is receiving the best
medical attention.-Aspen Demo
crat
p. J. Sullivan, chief operator of
the Denver police department,
left for his home over the Rio
Grande today after enjoying a
week s vacation in Glenwood.
Sullivan is a staunch supporter of
the Speer administration, and took
occasion while here to inform a
number of local Democrats of the
many good things accomplished
by Denver's mayor and the ad-
miniStratiOn generally News was
received here today that the ma
terial for finishing the auditorium
and Denver's public bath is on
hand. This is good news for the
whole state as well as for the peo-
pie of the capital city. While
knockers are playing ragtime with
their hammers, Speer, backed by
the business men, is pushing ahead
the work that is making Denver
more beautiful every day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
Board Of Education Finds Schools
Of City Ready for Opening
Of the New Term
THREE NEW ROOMS THIS YEAR
Schools Will Open on Sept. 8 and Teach
ers will be Assigned by Super
intendent Zimmers Within
the Next Two Weeks
(From Wednesdays Daily. J

The Board Of Education met in regu-
lar session at the City Hall on Tues
day evening and the work of the
Board had been moving SO smoothly
during the summer that all the work Of
arranging for the reopening of the
schools next month was completed in lust
thirty minutes The committee on
buildings and grounds reported that
they had arranged to have all the build
ings in perfect condition for the open
ing Of the schools. While the school
census sent to the Board at its last
meeting showed falling off in the
number of children in the city, the
Board does not expect that the number
to enter next month will be any small
er than last year and arrangements are
being made to take care of about a
hundred more children. There will be
an extra room in the auditorium of the
Nurkee building and an extra room at
5le Deming and Balm schools. All of
these rooms have been nicely fitted up
by the committed on buildings and
grounds and they will he ready for use
OH the opening day.
Many walks have been built about
The different buildings and several Of
the buildings have been redecorated So
that they will present a very changed
condition when the pupils return
The Board decided that the schools
should open on Tuesday September s
and the teachers viii return to Kenosha
Oh the Saturday preceding in order to
have the rooms ready for work.
There were absolutely no designations
among the teachers at the meeting of
the Board Tuesday night and it is
expected that there will be no changes
IN the teaching force. Superintendent
Himmers IS now at work assigning the
teachers to the different buildings and
the assignment for the year will be an
nounced within the next two weeks.
The superintendent is not planning to
make any more changes than are neces-
sary in the teaching force.
The Board took up no other business
save the arrangements for the reopen
ing of the schools and the allowing of
the usual number of bills.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
RE0RGANIZE LEAGUE
Lake Shore Base Ball League Gets
State ChartefFrom Secretary
Of State on Tuesday
PLAYERS TO BE PROJECTED

The revised Incorporation of the Lake
Shore League which was put through a
few days ago, places the organization
on a substantial basis and guarantees
good results next season. The articles
Of incorporation provide that the presi-
dent shall be a person not interested in
any Of the clubs.
This feature is considered Of especial
Importance in that it will place the
president in a position to deal without
prejudice in all controversies arising
and raise him above the petty griev-
ances which are always creeping out in
such an organization.
No president has yet been selected,
and Vice President Herzog of Mani
towoc still acts temporarily in that
capacity. The new organization will
have nine directors, of whom eight
shall be owners or part owners of
clubs in the league.
It is probable that next year Chicago
will drop out of the league and that
Ne9nah and Menash will take the fran
chises formerly by Chicago and Wau-
kegan.
The State league is getting real in
dignant over what it's managers term
the persistent violation of the rules
Of organized baseball on the part of
the Lake Shore league. The larger
organization contends that the Lake
Shore managers are taking players
away from it without cause and in
opposition to all rules and presidents
of the game.
The fact of the matter is that ever
since the Lake Shore league has been
in existence it has been the pilfering
ground for every baseball organization
from the State League to the National
League and no redress could be Sc
cured.
Players were picked up as if they
were working for the fun of it and
not signed for the season at stipu-
lated salaries, and when kick was
1dade the big managers gave the Lake
Shore men the horse laugh. Now the
league has become of such Importance
that it is retaGating and is signing
some of the players of the State
league and most tremendous roar
is gong up.
Next year will see the Lake Shore
league still farther advanced and it is
probable that the big organizations
will be extremely willing to play fair
That Ducky Swami, the Kansas City
pitcher who worked for Kenosha in
Sundays game, will be taken on the
carpet for his action is very apparent
The rules Of the league strictly pro-
hibit this kind of work and yesterday
Manager Armstrong Of the Racine
team made formal complaint to the
American ASSOCIATION asking that Swami
be fined for his action.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
NOLAN WORKS HARD
GAINESVILLE Man Seeking Nomina.
ton for Congress Spends
Two Days in County
SEES CHANCE OF VICTORY

Thomas =. Nolan of GAINESVILLE, who
is seeking the Republican nomination
for congress in the first district, came
into Kenosha this morning after a two
weeks trip through the western part
of the county and he declares that
the farmers Of the county are taking
"a deep interest in the primary and that
Kenosha county will get out a large
vote In speaking Of the conditions
about the county Mr. Nolan said: I
am entirely satisfied with the condi-
tions as find them in Kenosha county
and | find that there arr a large num-
Der of the voters who while not parti-
cularly opposed to my opponent have
the feeling that Mr. Cooper has been
in office long time and that there is
good reason for a change. The people
Of the county are thoroughly interested
in the campaign and I feel certain that
my claims to the nomination are re-
ceiving a careful consideration. -
The friends of Mr. Nolan admit that
Kenosha and Racine counties have
been declared peculiarly favorably to
the denomination of H. A. Cooper, but
at the same time the GAINESVILLE man
expects to make a good showing in
the lake shore counties Mr.. Cooper s
lieutenants have not been idle during
the past few weeks and they have been
making hard fight for him all over
the district and particularly in this
county
Mr.. Nolan absolutely refused to dis
cuss the race for the nomination Of q
United States senator SO far as the ter
ritory that he has covered is concerned
and insisted that he was running for
the congressional nomination and not
taking any part in the senatorial fight.
He declared that he had not mentioned
the senatorial fight to anyone and had
not been advised of the conditions.
The idea that Congressman Cooper
has been in Office long time seems to
be pretty prevalent throughout the dis
trict and it is thought that this will
aid materially in the fight that Is be-
ing made for Nolan. Tt is claimed that
the Nolan men feel certain of carving
Rock county and that they will have
better than a fighting chance in Wal
worth county, The strong Cooper SEN
timent of former years is not nearly 50
apparent and in some parts of the dis
trict it is claimed that the opposition
to Mr. Cooper is very pronounced.
Congressman Cooper was reported to
have come out in favor of the nomina.
ton of M. Ell. Hatton Of New London
as candidate for the United States
senate, but he hurried to deny this
statement and yesterday gave out an
interview IN which he stated that he
was taking no part in the contest what
ever and would remain absolutely neu-
trail.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
MAY HAVE "A TICKET
Prohitionists in County May Put UP
Independent Candidates in Field

Notwithstanding the fact that no pc
tltions have been fled to place the
name of Prohibition candidates on the
primary election ballot it is said chat
the party will have county ticket in
the field ON election day as the mem
bors of the party are now planning
to have men who are active in the sup
port of their principles on the ballot
as independent candidates. There are
about hundred supporters of the Pro
hibition party principles in the county
and while they would have no hope of
electing any candidates in the county
they desire to have their principles
represented on the ticket when election
day comes round.
The sample primary ballots were is
sued last night and they will be turned
over to the county clerk at once. The
candidates for the different parties de-
string to secure copies of the primary
ballot should leave their orders with
County Clerk Jones at once as no or
dcrs for these ballots can be filed af-
ter next Thursday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
COMMON TO QUIT
Chairman of Republican State Central
Committee to Retire From Politics

Chairman of Republican State Central
Committee to Retire From Politics
The retirement of William D. Conner
from the politics of Wisconsin after the
Republican candidate convention in
September is to be complete.
Although in his public letter issued
some time ago announcing his intention
to retire from politics, Mr.. Conner
made no mention of the state chairman
ship of the Republican party. From
close friends of Mr.. Conner it is learn
ed today that under no circumstances
will he be a candidate for the place.
From these friends of Mr. Common it
was also learned that the condition OF
the health Of the state chairman has had
considerable to do in influencing him
to decide to leave the political life Of
the state entirely Tt seems that in
addition to the trouble which Mr.. Con
nor had with lis eyes last winter, he
has been suffering from stomach trou-
BILE, and that he has been threatened
with serious illness from this cause.
1T is said the cares of politics Will
the business duties which Mr.. Conno1
has to look after because of his large
interests were felt by his physicians t,
be too great for him, and it is sale
to have been upon their advice that Mr.
Conner decided to quit politics.
It is now his intention, it is stated
to make his severance from politica
life complete, and with this idea il
view he will not even be a candidate
for reelection as state chairman
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
SEEKS A DIVORCE

Through her attorney Calvin Stewart,
Pearl q. Noble has fled an action IL
the Circuit Court demanding an alb
solute divorce from her husband John
Noble. Both the parties to the suit
are residents of Kenosha and they were
married here on July IL, 1903 The
wife accuses her husband Of cruel and
inhuman treatment and failure to pro
vide. In her complaint she alleges
that he repeatedly assaulted her. The
wife asks the custody of the one child,
Roy Lawrence Noble and that tie
court order the husband to make a
proper allowance for the support Of the
sen. The case will be tried at the
September term Of the Circuit Court.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
NEEN All IN LEAGUE
Lake Shore League Admits Northern
Wisconsin Team Into League

Waukegan is now officially out Of the
Lake Shore League as at a meeting
Of the League magnates on Wednesday
evening the franchise in the league
which was held by the Waukegan team
was turned over to Neenah and the
team from that city will play out the
schedule of games arranged for Wau-
kegan. League ball is a new thing for
Neenah and i is expected to prove a
big drawing card The team from Nee
nah will not have any Of the players
of the Waukegans, but is composed
largely of Neenah bali players who
have oe3n playing together for sever
al years The team expects to draw
from botI Neenah and Menasha and
for this reason it is expected that Nee
nah will be one of the best teams on
the circuit.
Manager Breen Of the Kenosha team,
has declared that there will be no post
season series OF games with the Racine
team and that the only games to be
played between Racine and Kenosha
will be the games on the regular SEIZED
ule. The manager of the Kenosha team
is not of the opinion that series Of
games would be of any great interest
as the Racine team has never had any
nigh standing in the league race this
season and has been hugging the tail
end since the season opened. A short
squirt of victories and the fact that
the Waukegan and Chicago teams took
no special pains to get into the rum
ming kept the Racine team from the
absolutely last place in the league
The Racine fans are still making a
great boiler about a series of games,
but it is safe TO say that Manager
Breen will hold to his original deci-
sion. It is possible that series Of
games will be arranged with the She
boygan team after the league race is
ever as these two teams have proven
to be big drawing cards in both cities
this season.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
ARREST RACINE GIRL
Lena Kohnosky Arrested Here on
Charge of Stealing $40 in Racine
{ From Thursday S Daily

S11ol luuJSddy Dalyl
Lena Kohnosky, aged twelve years, a
Racine girl, was arrested in Kenosha
on Wednesday evening by Police Of
ieer Tony Borden on charge of lar
ceny. The police officials Of Racine
notified the local police last night to
arrest the girl claiming that she is
wanted in Racine on a charge Of steal
ing 80 The girl had none Of the
money with her when taken into Gus
tody and she stoutly denied any know
ledge Of the alleged crime. AS the
sheriff could not take so young a pri-
soner at the county jail she was held
at the police office during the night
and turned over to the Racine officers
this morning. The Racine officers as
sert that when the room of the girl
was searched several articles Of value
were found and they allege that these
were stolen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
KLEIsF UNDER FIRE
Kenosha Game Warden May Have to
Reckon with the State Warden

Kenosha Game Warden May Have to
Reckon with the State Warden
Now it is the game wardens that are
accused of 'pernicious activity" IN the
campaign. Some time ago it was said
that there was a possibility of com
plant being made of this sort Of acti,
yity by state officials, but it was de-
cided at that time by those who had
the evidence not to use it, though at
one time it was intended to call
the attention of the state civil service
commission to the matter. Michael
Kleist, Kenosha, deputy game warden,
is said to be under FIRE. Tt is charged
that Mr.. Kleist, beside standing IS
candidate for nomination for sheriff.
is working for Senator Stephenson. Tt
seems he could be forgiven the first,
but it is the last offense that sticks.
Game Warden Stone said that Mr..
Kleist had been given thirty day
leave of absence to conduct his cam
paign for sheriff and he did not think
that could be construed as a violation
Of the law prohibiting political act
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
FIND WOMAN'S BODY
Remains of Woman Picked up in Mid
lake Between Kenosha and Waukeean

Remains Of Woman Picked up in Mid
lake Between Kenosha and Waukegan
While the steamer Caroline Of the
Goodrich Transportation Company was
running between Chicago and Milwau-
keo Wednesday night, and when twenty
miles southeast of this port, the BODY
of a woman was discovered floating in
the lake The ship was stopped and
the foater picked up. Instead of the
steamer stopping and leaving the body
at this port it steamed on to Milwau-
kee. Il is now at the Milwaukee
morgue awaiting Identification.
The body is that Of slim woman,
has jet back hair, perfect features and
apparently IS years Of age. From ap-
pearanee it is believed she is a Jewess.
Judging from appearances the body has
not been in the water over twenty-four
hours. The woman wore white shirt
waist, brown shoes and stockings, a
black skirt and black elbow gloves.
When found her waist and corset were
open.
On the person of the woman nothing
was found that would give the slightest
clew to identity. The clothing of the
woman is costly and fashionable.
So far as known there are no women
missing from Kenosha. inquiries are
being made at Racine, Waukegan aid
other places between here and Chica-
60. There are little hopes of identi-
ication ever being established.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
SEEKS VOTES IN THIS COUNTY
F E .McGovern Making Whirlwind
Trip Of the County this Afternoon

Z .McGovern Making a Whirlwind
Trip of the County this Afternoon
Frances u. McGovern, the Milwaukee
aspirant for the United States senator
ship, is making a whirlwind tour of
Kenosha county today in an effort to
line up the voters for his candidacy.
Nh. MeGovern reached Kenosha early
this morning and went out to Wilmot
By carriage making many stops at the
homes Of prominent politicians along
the way. This afternoon he was the
principal speaker at a picnic given by
the Modern Woodmen of Wilmot
There was large crowd at the picnic
most of them coming from the town
oil Salem and from Lake County in
Illinois. Judge Belden of Raciue, was
also a speaker at the picnic.
This afternoon after the address Mr.
McGovern worked his way over toward
the village of Somers where he will
speak this evening. The meeting this
evening is to be made the big event of
the day. Tt IS under the auspices Of
the Modern Woodmen. large delega-
ton of Kenosha Woodmen and many
of the members Of the Lincoln Club win
60 out to attend it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-20
KENOsHA HORSE WINS

john KIelst7s Chico Takes 2:40 Pace
and Trot at Racine Matinee
Kenosba and Racine horsemen had
some good sport at the track Of the
Racine Gentlemen s Driving Club on
Thursday afternoon and John Kleist s
Chico won the principal race of the
day in straight heats. Frank schmitt IS
''Peddy s. finished second in a match
race with Calva Dare and Matt
schmitt's Kenosha Boy had SINH
lar finish in the match with Minerva,
q Racine horse. The summary of the
races follows:
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