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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

THERE AsaE SOME "CAsH-vALUrc-
IN ToDAY's TIMES ADS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
&c. MILLER
GETS FINE
PROMOTION
Local Manager of Singer
Sewing Machine Co. to Be
Put in Charge of Central
Office for Northern In
diana.

Through the hustle and energy Of
F. C. Miller. the manager of the Sing
er Sewing Machine company in this
city, Hammond is to be made the dis
tributing center of northern Indiana
and Mr.. Miller IS to have charge of the
central office.
Today NJ NJ Tatro, r. NJ Clark and
W. Roe of the Singer Sewing Machine
company came to Hammond to look
over the situation. They were made to
appreciate at once the fact that Ham
mond Is the greatest railroad and dis
tributins center in the region.
Mr. Miller's promotion to the man
agement of the sales agents of north
ern Indiana came, however, because Of
hts great success in this line Of work.
With one exception Mr.. Miller is the
best salesman in fifteen states, which
includes the whole central states dis
trict
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
Better Salesman and Collector.

Mr.. Miller has not only sold more
machines than any Bther man in this
large district, excepting one. but he
has made better collections. The many
friends Of Mr.. Miller will be glad to
know that he has succeeded so we'll in
the work that he has undertaken here
that he is to be given charge of all of
the surrounding territory.
Mr. Miller Is considering the matter
Of enlarging his facilities for the sale
OF sewing machines in this district. and
the fact that through his activities. he
has made Hammond the distributing
center will be appreciated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29

ADvEaTIsE IL THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-29
WEATHER.

Generally fair and warmer
tedzyg Saturday partly cloudy
-HEsnex.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
GLENwooD's TEACHERS

The following are the teachers for tine
Glenwood school for the coming year.
In reading the list you will find that
there will be several new teachers IN
the work, but there are some of the
teachers still with us that have been
so successful in past terms. Superin.
tendent Shepherd was with the Aspen
school last year and comes to us with
"A fine record and his friends assert that
he will place the Glenwood school on
higher plane than ever before The
full list is as follows:
High School Faculty =.
II. P. Shepherd, Superintendent.
EIlade Allen, High School Principal
English
Mary l.. Lepper, German Latin AMI
Mathematics, NJ. A., from Michigan.
Olive Altman, Music and History. b.
\. from Midland
H. Z. Huber. Science, b. s. Northern
Ohio University.
Grade Teachers
Helen Fleming, First Grade
Ethel Wyant, Second grade. St Cloud
Normal of Minnesota.
Eva f. Tuttle, Third Grade. graduate
of Wisconsin State Normal
Laura l.. BIedsoc Fourth Grade
Mary f. Drorh Fifth Grade ur,S,i-
ate of State Normal of Colorado.
Elizabeth NJ. Tully, Sixth Grade.
Margaret Mahoney. Seventh Grade.
Blanche Mahoney, Eighth Grade.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
CARRIER EXAMINATION

The government has just sent out Il
statement regarding the examination to
be held in this city. 1t is noted that
any citizen of the United States is eli
gible if he is over Is and under 45
years of age. passes the physical exam-
ination and makes the required grades
in the test of spelling, arithmetic, letter
writing. penmanship, copying, geogra
phy and reading addresses.
Carriers are divided into six classes
carrying salaries as follows: First,
5000 per year; second, $500 per year;
third. 5000 per year; fourth, ST 900 per
year; fifth, 81 100 per year, and sixth,
81 200 per year. If you care to enter
the examination. address Mrs. Winona
Thorson. Glenwood Springs, and receive
instructions and application blanks. Ap'
plications must be in by September lth.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
WESTERN SLOPE
COUNTY SHER|FFS
May Form Guard of Honor to
Escort President Taft
On His Trip
W|LMOTH GETS LETTER

Sheriff Mcknight of Ouray is at the
head of movement which means the
organizing of the sheriffs of the west
ern slope counties into what will be
known as President Taft 5 body
guard. or "Guard of Honor AL
though there are few people who have
any fears for the safety of the presi
dent on his tour of this section of the
west it is believed by the Ouray sheriff
that the sherffs of the various counties
should show their respect for the ma
while he Is our guest. That the plan
might assume some shape, Sheriff Me
Knight has written to each of the west
crn slope sheritTs and asked them to
assist in completing the organization.
Sheriff Wlmoth of Garfield county re-
ccived a copy of the letter and it goes
without saving that he will gladly rep
resent this county in the affair. The
letter sent out by Sheriff Mcknight
reads as follows:
Brother Sheriff Since il has be
come "A settled fact that President
Taft is to visit the western slope, |
have talked to some of the sheriffs of
this section and sounded them as to
what would be the proper thing to do
as officers of the law on that occasion.
IL suggested that we organize and
tender our services as a special body
guard Those to whom | have made
the suggestion We're very enthusiastic
aud told me to go ahead and make the
offer. and | have done so and have re-
ceivcd a reply from the President S
secretary, saving that the matter would
be given careful attention as soon as the
arrangements were completed.
PLEASE let me hear from you at
vour earliest convenience as to wha.
YOU think of this proposition.
Very truly yours,
'R. A. M'KNTGHT
sheriff Ouray County,
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
Board of Trade Should See
That Several Thousand Trout
Minnows Are Secured
WE HAVE A MILLION: N'-:TH0MpS0N

If Glenwood is to have unequaled
trout fishing we must be doing some
thing in the line of restocking thu
nearby streams. Superintendent Thomp
son of the Glenwood hatchery annomH-
ed on Wednesday of this week that. he
has LOCO. 900 small trout minnows
that will be ready to be placed in th"
streams the second week in September.
Are you going to put any of them III
the streams near Glenwood? he was
asked. - have five applications to be
filed out and if the people here want
any of the trout they can have them il
they will haul them and put them in tn"
streams he replied eve expect io
start out the second week in Septembcr
and if any one here wants the trout all
they have to do is to fill out the applir
cation and take them away
This would certainly indicate that if
Glenwood wants fine fishing for her
visitors. the Board of Trade should fill
ont an application or two and get trout
for Noname. Grizzly, Canon creek,
Three and -Four Mile creeks and keep
the work up each year and the time
will soon pass when the little fellows
will be big ones and will delight tie
visiting fishermen The time to ~ ~
now while there are plenty of the min
nows in the local hatchery. Doubtless
the Board of Trade has often thought
but no action has been taken.
Should the above named streams be
attraction and scores of fishermen who
now go to the White river and GuuUison
country would come here whore they
have so many other attractions and
scenic beauties. The Board 5 regular
monthly meetings are scheduled to be
Gin with the first Monday night of the
coming month and the trout question
should be one of the leading ones lis.
cussed and committees should be up
pointed to look after the filling of the
blanks. securing the trout and placing
them in streams around Glenwood.
There are several other matters that
should be considered by the Board of
Trade at the next meeting Among
these is that of getting up a special
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Joint train to attend the Mesa county
fair, which is from September 2l to "a
The trip of last year resulted in much
good and one during the big fair this
wear must be more successful. Each
commercial organization in the county
should plan to be there in full force
and il is believed that the rates tina.
would be granted by the railroads would
be low enough to permit several hun
dred to attend. Each person going
should wear II badge with either the
words Garfield County or their respect
i've community. BY doing this thu
county would see what Mesa county
has in the way of products and at tn"
same time we could give our. own
county Il good boost. The band could
be taken along from Glenwood and.
should the other towns see fit, they
could take their bands and thus we
would make things hum in the peach
city.
Another matter is the one suggested
last week by the Post which found
voice in the Avalanche several days
after our story appeared, and that is
the one of the county EXHIBIT in the
Gleuwood postotlice 1t should not be
he duty of the Glenwood Board os
Trade TO furnish the display eases, out
cacb commercial body should contribute
its share to the expense. The whole
county wnuld be benefited and we be
licvc would gladly contribute to the
work. Each community entering into
the affair would be expected to ship ITS
exhibits to Glcuwood. but the Glcnwood
Board of Trade would probably attend
to the placing of the same in the cases,
but that is matter that will come up
later. \ number of people have spoken
regarding the Post story along TINS
line and which we printed last week.
and all agree that it is hrst. class
move and one that should be carried
ont. Several were interviewed regard
inr the exhibit on Monday and with
one accord they said. "Surc, the post
office would be a fine place and tn"
whole county could send in exhibits.
1t would seem from these remarks tina
the Glenwood Board of Trade would b"
wise in taking the matter up with other
towns in the county.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
OHIO MAN TELLS
US, GET BUSY
Should Interest Manufactur-
ers And Get Them to
Locate With Us
VISITS NEARBY POINTS

DR.. C. H. Phelps, of st. Marys, Ohio,
father of DR.. +. NJ. Phelps of the Glen
wood sanitarium, recently made visit
to his son here as announced in the Posi-
at the time.
He accepted an invitation to visit
Dr. Berrv's ranch on Rifle creek and
had a delightful experience fishing for
mountain trout. He enjoyed the trlp
very much but was afterwards sorry
he did not push his way on up to the
Flattops.
DR.. Phelps likes the Colorado and
Glenwood people very much and says
if he was not so old he would surely
become citizen of this town with ITS
beautiful scenery, its splendid baths,
the hospitality of its people and the ap'
parent desire of every one to make a
strangers stay pleasant.
When asked by the editor what III
his opinion was needed in our httle
citv to make it grow and improve FUR
ther the visitor replied. ''Show stran-
gers the advantages of investing IN
business and especially in manufactnr
ing as you can have unlimited electric
power and vet | find no manufaetur-
ing in your city.
..Haye the board of trade use their
al
council who will work for the beneht OF
the whole city. Select the candidates
with this in view and leave out thf
question of politics.
81 was on one of the fourteen
through Rio Grande trains to the eoas'
which were held up at Pueblo ana Gan
on City by the washout and talke1
with hundreds of men on all OF those
trains and it was a rare thing to hn'
one who had ever heard OF Glehwo""
Springs. The town is not advertised
10 speak of and certainly not III pr"
nortion to its merits. If an agent ot
the city or the board or trade han gone
through those trains just after 'hcS
loft Denver or at Colorado Springs o.
Pneblo and handed each passenger
folder showing the desirobility and
heautv of Glenwood much good WON"
have resulted for the passengers wouI'
have read this literature and become III
terested and many would have stopper
on their way to the coast whlie so'h'
won,d have arranged for stop on the
way back. Glenwood is not advertiser
at all as it should be and you are sure
" losing money right along by reason
of your failure to let your hght shi"'
through proper system of advertising
7. oo,,s 70 mo that Glenwood needs an
awakening along this line.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
MEN RETURNING TO WORK

report reached this city this week
TO the effect that a number OF the h'e'
bad returned to work in the marble
mills at Marble and that it was gene
sllv believed the whole trouble wonin
soon he settled and that the whole tor'e
of workmen would be back on the Jop'
State Labor Commissioner Brake pass
ed through this city last week for 'ne
marble camp to use his efforts to set'ie
the trouble and it would seem that A'
had been successful. The terms OF set
Element are not known here.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
EAGLES ARE COMING

Glenwood is to be filed with Eagles
tomorrow if the plans of the local mem
bers of that order are successful. lnvi
tatiOns have been sent to the members
at Leadville, Grand Junction and Aspen
and if they all come there will be
something doing after they get here
Aspen is said to be in fine shape for a
ball game. which will be between the
Eagles of the silver camp and the Glen
wood bunch which hung it over on the
Aspen crowd last Sunday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
CARBONDALE WATER CASE

In the district court Monday Judge
Shumate granted Il temporary injunc-
tion restraining Ludocia Brown from
using water from the Rockford ditch
near Carbondalc. The case was the
outgrowth of actions covering a period
from 1882, when the May ditch was
construed.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Fred Light of Snow Mass made a hur-
ried visit to Gleuwood Thursday his
first trip to Gleuwood since the terrible
atfliction which recently befell him in
the death of his son from 4 flash of
Lightning.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
WEIDENHAMMER LOST OUT

Another election has been held in
Glenwood and Charley Weidenhammcr
the city marshal, was defeated by Will
Broughton for the position of janitor
of the school building for the coming
school year.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

II. +. Songer and wife and daughter
are making brief visit to GlcnwOod
this week, Mr., Songer is foreman in
the mechanical department of the Pu-
eblo Star-Journal and came here TO eu.
JOY his summer vacation.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Mrs. Howells, daughter in law of
William Dean Howells. the famous
novelist. stopped over on Thursday to
visit with Mrs Alexander Lambert Of
New York, who is spending the sum
mer here.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Five days from Glenwood to Denver
has put Thaycr Hubbard in bad humor.
He and his mother left here on Tues
dav of last week for the capital city.
When they reached the Royal Gorge,
they found the track in the middle of
the river and twenty passenger trains
and 5000 people stranded in Salida.
They were forced to remain in Salidf
until Friday, when their train was
started Thayer says, "Priees were
high in Salida and the longer the crowd
stayed the higher the prices scared. y
He returned to Glenwood Thursday Of
this week
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Marriage license was issued Thurs
day to Louie Colondro and Mrs. Celia
Faro. both of New Castle They climb
ed the golden stairs of the court house
to the Office of County Judge Smith and
were by him made man and wife.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
''Sherifr Ouray County. -

\ divorce case is scheduled for the
district court today in which Frank f.
Pierce is asking legal separation
from his wife. Mrs Sarah Pierce. The
number of the ease is 1913. They were
married in November 1908.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Alfred Cowlcs and four sons, of Chi
hunting and fishing trip on White river
Besides securing all the trout desired
they brought back the hide of big
black bear, killed by one of the boys.
The party were accompanied on part
of their trip. by Bishop Benjamin
Brewster, who was out in the same
country on his duties as Missionary
Bishop of this district.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
BAND CONCERT

The Glenwood Concert Band VIII
play their popular Sunday evening con
cert on the Grand river bridge. Hour
I to g.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Attorney A. r. Springer, wife and
child who made brief visit in Glen
wood on their way from the pacific
coast. left Wednesday for their home
in Manhattan, Kansas.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

DIR. Frank Stephenson and wife of
Eagle accompanied Mr.. Hartman "a
this city Wednesday that he might be
placed under the care of DIR. Smith.
Mr.. Hartman was working with some
electrical apparatus n few days ago,
when flash hit him in the eye, rem
dering him temporarily blind. DIR.
Smith placed him in the Glenwood sani-
tarium and announces that he is getting
along nicely.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

The Misses Sara +. Waldron AMI
Anna T.. Waldron of l7l2 Lafayette
street. Denver and Miss Carrie NJ. lliE
gins of Englewood. who were in Glen.
wood for several weeks enjoying the
plunges in the big pool and the scenic
attractions around Glenwood, left TINS
week for their homes.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

A map and statement was filed with
the county recorder this week by Auson
Howard of Buffalo Horn Mesa ditch
No. | and reservoir No. |.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

w. H. James and Jack Barnhart.
brother and brother in law of d. 8.
James of Carbondale, visited Mr. James
at his ranch home this year. They
were returning from the big fair at Sc.
attic to their home in Bedford, Pa.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. OFT of Denver
are the guests of w. r. Lee and family
at Hotel Grand. Mr.. OFT is leading
grocer of the capital city and is here
for q needed rest.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

In the district court Monday of tins
week the application of the Rifle lrrr
CATION and Power company was hearH
in which they asked for an adjudica-
tion of water to be carried through
Grand Tunnel ditch for domestic use
and for irrigation and for storage IN
the Rifle Valley reservoir. contcH-
tion had come up regarding the SIZE 'i
the ditch. it being alleged that the com
pany had failed to increase it to the
size agreed upon. Measurements han
been made by County Surveyor Trum
bor. but no figures We're obtainable aS
to the size of the ditch when first made,
hus the exact increase could not be
learned. Charles Fravert appeared for
the company and after the evidence
was taken, Judge Shumate granted
ed the petition.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

While in Aspen Wednesday, Post
master Thorson made an effort to secure
a good safe to be placed in the new
postoffice, but all the Aspen safes were
in use and were not for sale.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Regular services will be held at the
NJ. +. church next Sunday at a. m.
and p. m, which will be the last IN
this conference year, as the conference
meets next week in Pueblo.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

James T. Randle and wife of South
Canon were in the city yesterday at
tending to matters connected WIN
making final proof on some Garfield
county land.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Mrs W. R. Smith and daughter,
Louise, left last Saturday after visit
ing with Mrs. Smith s brothcr-in law,
DR.. J. Clyde Smith and wife in this
city.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

''Collins stole the game Monday 5
the way Jack Worries wrote to his
father this week after making thor
ough Investigations regarding the game
between Glcnwood and Fort Collins in
the latter city Monday afternoon Of
this week.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Miss Alice Lovelace of Boulder,
daughter of Attorney w. G. Lovelace
of Boulder and Denver, passed through
this city this morning on her way t."
Aspen where she will be the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Guthrie.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

In honor of her guests, who include
her mother. Mrs. Hill of Topeka, Kans.,
her aunt. Mrs. II. b. Wilson, and cous-
in. Miss lmogene Wilson of Muskogea,
Okla. Mrs. Ora Barton last Saturday
afternoon was hostess in one of the
prettiest parties of the social season.
Piano solos We're given by Mrs. }.
CLYDE Smith and Mrs. d i. Fletcher;
vocal numbers by Mrs. Ed Everett, Jr..
and rccitations by Mrs. Willard Riggs
and Mrs. A. Martin. The program ar
ranged by Mrs. Barton was thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests and all pronounc-
ed her one of the best hostesses III
Glcuwood.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Il. G. Hoag of Monticello, Ky, who
has been visiting in Glenwood for sew
eral days, underwent an operation by
DIR. Smith Thursday afternoon and re
ports himself much improved
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28
Program

Program
March, "Our Soldier Boys '. Recker
Overture, Enchantress ',...' Daioey
Waltz, "Luella' - ...........''."e "eiu'
March uTbe Chaser. ........ Brown
Selection, "La Travita' ...'... Nefui
International Medley ...'.'' M"c!
''Star Spangled Banner
JOHN KESSLER, Director.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

A large number of men have been
spending the past few days prospecting
along Canon creek. Others are moving
farther this way and are scratching the
hills northwest of this city.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Mrs. w. R. Teagarden and daughter,
Irene are here from Glasgow, Montana.
and after visit of a week with Glen
wood friends will go to Denver for a
short stay
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

The contract for the building of the
Thorson Sweet block of business rooms
on Grand avenue will probably be let
TODAY upon the arrival of Mr.. Sweet.
Fred Altman has already secured the
contract for tearing down the present
buildings owned by Mr.. Sweet, and
this will be done Just as soon as VIM,
Cross can find a new location.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

A freight wreck east of Salida on
Wednesday afternoon. delayed all west
bound trains on the Rio Gronde and
none came in that night. The frs
passed through on Thursday evening.
A notable arrival this week was Luke
f. Wright. x-sccretary of the Navy
and former governor of the Philippine
Islands. With him are Mrs. Wright
and a grandson, William F.. Wright
David Keesey. wife and daughter
and Miss Ross, all of Logansport, Ind,
left Friday after spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Burge of this city.
Mr. Keesey is brother of Mrs. Burge.
There were five sections of west
bound passenger train number 10 on
the Rio Grande Thursday afternoon of
this week. And yet we were told that
it would not pay to add that train TO
the list.
Upon reaching this city Wednesday
night from his home in Grand Valley
Phil Waterman called upon DR.. Smith
and the latter operated on his nose re-
moving spur.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

The pastor of the Presbyterian
church will preach Sunday morning at
/ | clock on "Thc Hcadliner, and in
the evening at $ o'clock on From
Morsel to Meal sunday school ~
10 a. M. Everybody cordially invited.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Ray Weidenhammer who has enjoyed
a brief visit with his parents in this
city left last evening for his home IN
Fort Worth, Texas, where he is EN-
plOyed in bank.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Sheriff Wilmoth and wife left yes
tcrdav for New Castle where they will
spend few days ON their ranch. Sher
trouble for the past few weeks and it
is hoped the change to the ranch will
result in hcncfting him.
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Report was received from Mrs. Mason
as we were going to press in which she
said she was sick and could not come
to Glenwood for tine recital by her
piano pupils which was announced For
this afternoon. The affair has becr
postponed and will not bc given fo"
several weeks
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Now that W. p. Kennedy has left
for his new home in Hagerman, Ida,
Garfield county land owners are com
ing from under cover and are assert
ing their claims that this is the best
land under the sun. While "Billie'
was here, he claimed that the sun east
its rays on his Idaho country and AS
he is editor of the Hagerman Sun, he
rather had the best of the argument,
nt least as far as a sun was concerned.
w. p. says the Idaho country is but in
its infancy. but that n few years more
will see it as prosperous and ~ well
known as is Garfield county Mt this
time. While here he disposed of his
Glenwoud home to James Boil and with
his family left Tor Hagerman this
week,
The Glenwood post., 1909-08-28

Miss Mcleod and mother arrived
this week from Durango. Miss Mcleod
has resumed her duties in the land othce
and her mother will remain here foT
at least a month.