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The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

In spite of the fact that the school
children of this city last year dug up
several hundred pounds of the dande-
lions, the little yellow pests are again
occupying the most prominent places
along some of the street lawns am
marks around the Glenwood homes.
Mayor Drach says the children Will
have to be turned loose again with OF
fers of money to stimulate them IN
their work of exterminating the pests
Councilman Howard wants to have
bip dandelion day on which every PEI
CON in tbe city will dig the weeds on
by the roots.
Last year one of the requirements
was that at least one-half inche OF the
root should be removed with the top
of the plant. Experiments tins year
have proven that more than ha'i
inch. or even more than an lnch Oh thr
root should be taken. If only a small
,mount of the root is taken the re-
maning portion will split and two
plants come where before there was
Init ono before the knife was used.
Occasionally the two will split agan'
thus making at least four plants from
the original root. Samples of this sort
of doubling up were found tins week
But this should not be taken as an
excuse for not cutting the plants on
of your lawns. BY cutting them, yo"
at least prevent the plant blooming
and thus scattering the seed over youi
neighbor's yard 1t is said the fieia'
near Glenwood, or many Of them, are
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

them with unrclentless fury.
With the path cleared the fifteen
or sixteen unknown men entered the
corral and with clubs and bars of iron
slaughtered the whole herd of 1000 or
$500 ewes and lambs and left the bod
les of the dead sheep and suffering
MeNicans to be found when others
might chance along that way.
The herders We're in the employ of
X. \. Tawnev and S. A. Taylor, to
whom the sheep belonged. Mr.. Tawney
was in this city Thursday to consult
with the authorities and after n short
talk with District Attorney J. c.. Gen
try of Meeker, warrant for the ar
rest of "John Doe'' and ''Richard
Roe WAS sworn out before Justice
White. The warrant was placed in the
hands of Undersheriff Divilbiss, who
left the same day for Grand Junction,
where he hoped to secure the services
of the Mesa county officers, the latter
being familiar with the Atchee country
and thus better able to seek out the
guilty parties. The sheep were valued
at fully $4,000, and the loss to Tawney
and Taylor will be heavy one.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
HOTEL COLORADO
OPENS may Il
Manager Lucas Sees Record
Breaking Season And
Prepares For Rush
have new FEATURES

{. {. o o {. . o o {. o o {. {. . .
q ''I am expecting the coming .
q season to be the best in the his !.
{. tory of Glenwood Springs. We &.
{. have more rooms reserved for (.
% eastern guests than ever before :.
. at this time of the year. and in Z!
o dications are that our opening {.
o day, which will be May p, will {.
(. find more people with us than .
o ever before There is no reason, {.
o that can see, why Glenwood %
o should not get an increased mum o
{. Der of visitors this summer. .
o 1--WE will have several attrac- ~
{. tions at H0.el Colorado this year, (.
{. that should add to the popularity =
q. of the place. and we are not lcav- (:
o ing anything undone that will {:
{. bring people to Glenwood. | be {:
{. Gcve this viii be the banner sea .
o son of Glcnwood s history. e. {:
1E. Lucas. Manager Hotel Colo. {:
{. RADIO -
oo000 % o o o o o {. o o {:
Notwithstanding the fact that Glen.
wood has had a steady stream of visit
ors through her gates during the pas.
winter months. the real rush does not
start until the opening day of Hotel
Colorado which this year will be May
-, next Thursday.
Manager Lucas, who keeps in close
touch with the various railroads of the
state. has implicit confidence in the
repor. that Colorado viii break all rec.
ords during the summer season so near
at hand. He believes there will be
more people in the state from eastern
states than ever before, and with tins
idea in view. he made the above state
mcnt on Monday of this week. If Col
orado is flooded with eastern visitors,
Glonwood is sure to receive a large
share of them and the outlook certain
ly is bright.
There are more guest rooms reserved
for the opening day than ever before
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The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

er than those of brick or cement
The average business house is nearer
fire proof than is the outlying resi-
dence. For this reason the able bodie,l
men of the town should feel it their
duty to their own homes to Join the
department, and prepare for fire, If
one should occur.
1t may be the scarcity of fires dur
ing all these years has been the cause
of the disinterestcIuess in the fire de
partment. But even AN old cow is
capable of starting q blaze, AS for in
stance, Chicago years ago 1t does not
pay to allow yourselves to lose interest
in the fire fighting game Your own
home may be the next to go up in
smoke, and you would feel better If
you knew there were $50 trained fire
men in Glcnwood to assist YOU in an
emergency than if there are but fiji
teen of the boys, as there are at pres.
ent
You may call it patriotic spirit ii
you choose, but to Us it resembles
good sound sense more than anything
else. 1t is question of your being
able to fight the fire in your own
home. With Il volunteer fire depart
ment pay is of no consequence. 1t is.
or should be, town family, working
for every member of the family. It
is to be hoped that the fire fiend does
not visit MS, but if a big fire, does
start it may take more than the busi-
ness houses, aud some of the resi-
dences may be charred and blackened.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
knife The LITTLE YELLOW HEADS

a solid mass of the little yellow heads,
and that they are increasing in num-
bcrs at a very high rate. In fact,
they seem to have the guinea pig skin.
ned mile when it comes to increase
in numbers.
The plan as suggested by the mayor
is perhaps good one, but that OF
Councilman Howard is also good, but
instead of confining the big dandeion
cutting to one day, why not have the
one day followed by an everyday eff
fort on the part of the people until
the last of the pests are removed from
the city. There is positively no use OF
one person keeping his lawn clean of
the dandelions if the other people on
the same street do not take some a.
ton. Then, when you have cut the
dandelions. do not rest until you have
in some way DESTROYED the blooms.
1t matters not how young the dand"-
lion is. when the root is cut, it it rs
not destroyed the seed Will develop
The best way is to burn the blooms as
soop AS possible after the plant is dug
up.
If is time the Glcnwood people were
taking greater interest in the extcr
minntion of the dandelions. They are
covering more ground every year, and
unless some decided action is taken
this year. we will find every lawn N
the town covered in another year
There are some who hold to the theor,
that the dandelion, like the Russian
thistle and the sunflower, will run it
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
big power PLANT
STARTS WHEELS
Waters of Grand River Are
Checked in Race Through
the Deep CanOns
.LEADvILLE GETS JUICE

. Q o @ @ Q o 9 o o o o o o
o The waters Of the Grand river G,
o are no longer raging unchecked s.
o through the eauons of the Rocky .
{: mountains, but are being used to .
. generate power for the mines at %
o Leadville and Dillon. The here o
o tofore wasted energy of the noun o
o .ain stream, with its many falls O
o and rapid has been gathered and o
o electricity is being sent from Sho- o
o shone over the wires across the {.
o mountains. that man may make e,
o greater speed with his work in o
o seeking the hidden wealth. of the .
o hills. q
o The great tunnel at Shoshone 9
o is competed, and the water was o
{. turned INFO il last Saturday, the o
o turbines at the power house were o
o started on their mission and the o
o electric current was formed that .
o full test of the plant might be .
o made o
Q o o o &. o O . q o o o o o
At . O'Clock last Saturday evening
+. W. Abbott, superintendent of con
struction of the Central Colorado Pow
er company, at shoshone gave the sig
nal and the water from the Grand riv-
er was turned into the two-and a half
mile tunnel of the company, which has
been under construction during the
past three years. Thomas L. West,
chief engineer, had made thorough
inspection of the entire works, and
took his station about mile into the
bowels of the eprth to await the ap-
pearaucc of the little stream of water
that would be but the foreunner OF
the giant coulmn that on Saturday
of this week was furnishing power for
the mines az Lcadvine and Dillon
Contrary to expectations, the plant
was opened without ceremony. 1t had
been planned to hold a grand celebra-
ton, but at the last moment these
were abandoned although the company
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The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
Rio Grande Passenger Wrecked Near
Wheeler---Broken Rail the Cause
---Only Few Are Injured

trains have been running to this city
over the Midland, while stub has
been running between this city and
the Eagle valley towns, that the peo
pie of thM section might receive their
mail regularly.
The Tennessee pass tunnel is suppo5
ed to be one of the greatest pieces of
engineering that was ever undertaken
in the Rocky mountains. The roof
and walls We're reinforced with heavy
timbers, but these could not stand the
terrible weight of the tons of rock and
dirt. which crushed them to splinters.
The tunnel was completed in 1890, and
was a part of the reconstruction work
of the Rio Grande when that ROAD
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

race and will then die out and dis
to abide idly by that sort of theory
Let S get after them with long knives
and remove as much of the root as
possible. Our streets and lawns should
not be surrendered to the little yellow
heads. Green grass makes n finer
coat and would receive more praise
from visitors than will a mass of vel
low headed dandelions.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
A CAVE-lN BLOCKS TENNESSEE PASS

The Tennessee tunnel over Tennes-
see pass on the line of the Denver &
Rio Grandc was caved in last Monday
night by an avalanche of snow and
ice. There We're no trains in the tun
mel mt the time. and thus there were
no casualties.
According to reports received here
track walker had entered the portal OF
the tunnel on his regular tour of in
specion He found the pile of rock
and dirt and gave the alarm. The cave
in occurred fully a thousand feet from
the portal, and about half way through
the tunnel. Tn pile of dirt was fully
five hundred feet long, and eighteen
to twenty feet deep.
Officials of the railway were soon
on the scene and orders were given for
the clearing of the tunnel as rapidly as
possible. \ message was sent to Sho.
shone and some of the best tunnel men
from the Central Colorado Power plant
were soon on their way to give their
advice regarding procedure. Another
report reached this city Wednesday
when it was claimed that the company
was offering one dollar per hour for
men to assist in the work of removing
the debris.
During the week the Rio Grande
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

Mrs. Rose Ballie, who was brought
here some weeks ago and placed in
Mrs. Holland S private sanitarium,
died at 6 o clock Tuesday evening. The
funeral services were held in the par
Iors Of Mortician Farnum, with Rev.
Wharton of the Episcopal church of.
ficiating. The remains were inferred
in Rosebud cemetery. The deceased
leaves a husband and daughter to
mourn her demise.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

Harold Bigelow, eight year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bigelow, OF
near Basalt, died Tuesday of what was
said to have been diphtheria. His re
mains were inferred in Rosebud GENE
terry near this city Wednesday, after
funeral services conducted in Cardiff
by Rev. Martin.
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

changed from a narrow guage to a
broad guage system.
While running at a rate of twenty
miles an hour, east bound Rio Grandc
passenger train No. was wrecked
near Wheeler, IL miles east of this city
on the line of the Colorado Midland.
The wreck occurred at LEO Thursday
morning, and resulted from broken
rail.
CONDUCTOR Frank Gilmore, of Salida,
and Rodolfo Pena of Denver, the news
boy on the train, received slight in
juries. The former received a slight
cut on the top of his head, and his
shoulder was bruised, while Pena re-
reIyed nasty wound on the head,
The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22
Glenwood's {
Famous Hos {
telry. Where
Leading Men
and Women
of the World
Spend Their
Summers.

which required several stitches. Some
passengers received slight bruises but
upon being brought back to this city
made their way to the swimming pool
and spent the time in taking gool
swim.
Los Angeles people, who were pas
Sengers on the train. said they could
not understand why everyone of them
was not killed. They were asleep III
tourist car No. 31l4 and when the
broken rail was struck they were hull
ed from their berths and piled up On
the floor of the car.
The two engines, three baggage cars
smoker, diner and one tourist ear were
thrown from the track, one baggage
cars being turned over on their sides
The wrecker was brought from Min
turn and traffic was resumed after n
delay of several hours.
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=: aD6 You ever think George, DEAR
said she, and her; voice was soft and;
low, as befttea the perfect beauty Of.
the might, ''dio you ever think how;
closely true happiness - allled With
tears7' = .s5 ,' Z
~ dgnt believe j ever to,s admtttedT
Ge6rgg eear,s .sshut ! Will. 4 you IKE. & &
81 SHE went 90, gazing up into
bis face and her lips: were very close
to his, when one sts truly and wholly
happy, George, dear, there Is but little
to divide d smile and tear. =
& I'VE that's fact, q assented
George dear But i never thought Of
IL before: After all there's nothing
but the nose. ndont Answers. H:
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Commissioner OF Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
s0Mce of Commissions OF Insurance

5sg EoHpany,s Certificate OF Authority. VT
i. Whereas, 4he Equitable Life Assurance
sociefy Of the United States Of New
York. NJ. " q corporation organized un.
DER the laws OF New York, has flied IN
thts oftice a sworn statement &exhibiting
ttB cond ton and business for the Wear
ending Dec. 81, 1905 Ssconformabie to the
requirements OF the laws Of this stata
regulating the bushes sof insurance.
whereas, The said company has fIled
eq this ofHeeSa duly certified copy Of III
gharter With Rcerti 1cate Of organization
% comp liance tn the Requirements al
the. insurance laws aforesaid. m iss
Now, therefore, i, q. C. Cooper. Com.
EnfBsio ners OF Insurance sof the State N
North Dakota pursue ant to- the prOVisIoY,sa
% said lawsasdo hereby certify that tho
red. through its aut horixsd, agents. Is
fyansaet tts appro priate business Of Liza
4nsurance In this state, according Ia tfs
!sMs tfereof INIT! aaSd the day 81 Dc
a In timony Whereof, / have sfereuIitfs
80 day OK January, A. d. 1909, 49,
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soInn1iss orierI 81 Insurance..
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. -. Z. !:
Mixed Praise.

CustomerWhy, ! thought you ca1i
nd him ''the colt ri Ostler Sure, yer
honor, and that 'ss the name, he's had
for the last d wears; che
sticks TO It like respectable haste,
the same as yourself Lond on Punch.
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I A. one 4 sided Complaint

'This u.s. the seventeenth time I've
seen you before me ID the dock, said
q magistrate, looking at q prisoner
sternly III u Is$2 III
ayes AS For eight years now I've seen
you sitting 80 the chatr, but I've never.
thought or complaining about itg, re-
piled the prisoner repro chfully Lonsf
don Telegraph 3 s.3,s
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.iThie.Iia:.cau,,s,e.:

IS What was the matter
thought yau would break down the
house. Husband II dreamed vas
trying to put on my clothes III the up
per bert OF a Pull Imam. Life.
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! 8igcell aneOti9.

Whole number Of & policies
written in \ North Dakots
ss during the year 3. \. ~ y.
Total risks taken during tho
Is year in North Dakota,...s....
\ Total premiums eceived:
Il During the year in North
Dakota J. &. i 7. !. &. /. h. -;
Total ii losses 4. paid during
the year in North Dakota.
Total losses incurred during
3s8F the year e, -, *, -:
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. !, The,, !. s! q Ten You.

...tTell me, Is said the lovesick youth,
whats the best way to- find out what
a woman thinks Of you. z
y. Marry her, eplied ss Peckham
promptl Philade Iphia Press. sssE
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Hume 4 a,,s 4 . 8 pIly
BY dur AN q SMITH s3 MI
A LI'TTL. ATER

~ 49,
When Christmas day Ill over y: 4. t s'5s
IS We pause. take stock and check +
Our children and our chattels ,,
z zj55;5 Who have escaped the wreck. 81
OF hash IN solemn silence ST tS2S$ Z; \
We sparingly spartakA IN u 5
y And pity those about ,is E$s5 s:s I. a
NJ Who have the stomach ache.
Z About the room are scattered
Z, Denying natures laws, " j; i
$ A Job lot OF the treasurer Es:ssS
3 ss$st Left here by Santa CaaaIs, {55s:;
: The woolly horse, a cripple,
Sits sadly In the dumps 81 ss 81; &.
Beside q little SOLD der
i Whose only iegzs are ssturnps
The dolfy's dress Is srumpled s,533s$
That was SO fair and white
= The terrible tin charger Ms; 81, AZ
ID something OF a eight,
: The jumping jack Is weary &:
l. And can no longergj un1p, a EIi$ -&
y, And more than half the Treasures 4
4 Are ready tor the dump IA
Z The children. cross and weary A: / f s5
< And sadly out OF tune, 4s Ia Z. I
Look on their toy: cumpAn lions
n Neglected, oh. 50 soon! # ~ q. or
And as the doctor haatsnE 4
~ To soften ther distress sss;t S5 y. Y:
Each Wishes he had eaten ;gF
About one turkey less. s5B,S N ". =
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His Fate,

'eThey tell me that Jack married q
peach.' =, S.::.s -@ss:z: @s, = i
~ ''Wen, she turned out to bea lemon"
'''What Is he doing about It z, (: + NE: 5s
i Nothing. Just supporting her. 7 Ell
Sort Of lemon-aid." s sss5ss ] jsSg
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& sTATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, q
61ff7rsf ne (y0Yn nrley,a ~ Nfraify.fsyre

N +, 3. G. Cooper Commissioner Of In.
hereby certify that the foregoing la q
true abstract Of the original statement
now on file in this Office. e: IS &s3@E 355f
8 In testimony whereof, Il have hereuntos
net my hand and fixed the seal of this!
cf1ce at Bismarck, the &1st day OF April,
Al 19O9. a s5S5E
M (geaL) ;.$ e: G. COOPER,
Commissioners OF Insurance.. Il
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/ PERT PARAGRAPHS.

54sAlI men are born free to make idiots:
OF themselves and equal to any
amount of dattery. entlemen en-
gagged in the pleasant occupation of
fishing for suckers can give Interesting
details concerning the matter
I ,5sz::: 49, & .5sS
Being successful is undoubtedly q
matter Of business, but sometimes 81
attained ~ very esslike pro;
ceedings 81. h.
n, Don't look for bad news. Iff You
don't look expectant, 1t may fail to
recognize you even when It 81 ooking
for You. |555
Tell trouble to chase itself and ten
to one It will be obliging enough to do
80 robably 70 order to enjoy the dis.
comfture Of your u -teld- you 30 friends
i Some people may be just sas good 40
they can be. III Which case you Will be
4 sure to hear somebod finding fault!
with their ability
d
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IA a.Startal,.

y ~ - ssesssssssss--SSsssSss8 - ffts
'eThe professor says that man can
1--we to; be4150 years OF age II he viii
FOLLOW directions, :: said the stndious
person, looking up from his book nd. III
\ FIG And what are the direct ions n asked
the practical person. Would he begin
operation BY destroying all Of the au-
A..
WAopuesT.? 49, ,.tSs- >:
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ssd fo q healthy condL ion ana shars-
,erlaIn s3tonaach 81 Liver Tablets
can be depended upon M do q. Tgasy
to take a,l most rsaet iye. sod Isy
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Not Enterprfsinels,.,5

Not Enterprfsins. s& Il
Ever think about it7' &s a.ls Is; !.
hat ~ f 5;:;
81 Time flies /" 81 s, y. III
Sure "a, (. h: (. a I
doesn't 1t take out d patent;
upon itself r., .:s$ r 81 !.
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More than q, 900, 600 persons living,
III 100 cities obtain water for domestic
nd industrial spurpo ses from the great:
NJ ses.
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When the stomach fails to perform
tss stiae sons, SIss fIssesveis Eecome DE-
ssranget ilves and ens kidneys con-
gegSs ausing ssaliesoaa liseases.
,hs stomach and liver must ~ restor.
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SLOWLY and cautiously the tramp
worried his way toward the back door.
He had been against the game long
and knew Of, the pitfalls but hunger
compelled; him to brave all dangers
The coast appeared to be clear, and be
went forward with more resolution
UNTIL suddenly turning the corner, he
came on sight that caused his blood
to run cold" - :. ~ II
''What was TIA bulldog. Oh. man
with gun9' ~ 5, +, |:
Neither; It was q saw: and saw.
buck and a cord ,ofWpos Z: Il.
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iiTot;ai tpcofils ;
y. Expenditures.

paid fos lossss ana add
ps d2hs tor ,Ystts ;;i;di end j; 4
\. mantS and additions 500,
Paid TO iannuItantb - -.
PAID for surrendered |; poll
Cash surren 6ef values APP
piled 10 payHlsnt of pre-
.nlyid tends !. n aid "a Is poila5s
Dividends paid To I stock
cash paid during 81 ire Il year |;
for commisSio ns and sail
Rents paid during the year.,
Taxes paid during the year.
Cash paid for led vertisfng /,
Cash paid tor committing
commissions ! - & h,
Amount OF all other cash
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