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The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
TAFT IN OPTIMISTIC FRAME

Washington, March president
Taft made "father confessors" Of sew.
eral hundred newspaper men tonight
when he said farewell to the Nat;opa.
Press club and delivered the last
speech on his list as chief cxecIftive.
He Acknowledged his "besetting SIM
said that he would be nothing but :
"l,icRer aud n ssuealcr'' il he regret
ted what fortune aud the country had
given him. and declared that ha cx-
pected to return to washington in the
future and st and chat with his news
paper friends over the doirgs of an
other administrat on which, like his
own, might make mistake.
1t was an unusual speech, one of TIE
frarkest those who have observed the
president $ addresses closely fl years
had ever heard.
al have never wanted office, but j
have been IN office since ! WAS 21,'
said Mr., Taft al have served on the
bench. in the Philippines, in the war
department and in the presidency.
There has never been time that ]
didn't have my tplate' up at the right
time and that office didn't Fall on thc
plate, and I held it as long as prop
erly could.
"Now gentlemen, after that record,
still in health, do you suppose that.
regret anything; that have IN oeca
sion for kiskinr ard saacalipe, Wa.
kind Of ann would be II did, with
the measure all on my sidei Now, I
am looking to sec if can't repay the
country and fortune for the COOL
things riven me, and IL can't work
in the cause Of good government.
"I think that one Of the mental pro.
cesses that helps mankind Is that ahili-
| ty- once in . while. 70 sit quiet ard
take stock aud ~ hsw. ~ Void -
tssaasa M. Il b ilI1sesle ~ - :.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
sTEADFAsT CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should Form
Conclusive Proof Of Merit to Every
Glenwood Springs Reader

Could stronger proof of the merit 90
any remedy be desired than the state
mrnts Of grateful eidorsers v,he NY
their eotiJcnge has been uudIa-u.shed
By lapse OF timer These are tine kind
Of statements that are appearing coz
STINT y in Your local papers for Dodn :
Kidney Pills. They are twiee-told and
confirmed with new enthusiasm. Can
any reader doubt the following It's
from HEzi Of this 3oca.SU
II. NNA4E -e y, Lad
svve, ctscASA$ as4 81 Died BY
Ass acre~ "A AA.. ~ he~.
Afs,aky twAs - 3e1aSA. est al
cost put ax asr3 ~ sst- Whenever
caught eaad, it ss1(,. n my kidneys
and made mo - szk The kidncy
secrctions also passed irregularly.
Doan s Kidney Pills he!ped me as soon
as used them, IN fact were<of greater
benefit than any other kidney medicine
I had ever taken. 1 wouldn't Be with
out . supply Of Deans Kidney Pills on
hand. Over three yeas aeo, publicly
recommended tAis renedy and I viii
-s,sars BIZ wiling TO TEL! short Is
Fur sale BY an dealers. Price 50
cents. Fsster- Nilbum Co, Buffalo,
York, sols agents for the Unitel 0tate7.
Remember the lame-Doan and
take no other.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
A RESOLUTION OF THE
RIFLE GOOD ROADS ASSN.

Riur, Coo, Feb. 2s, l9l3.-Be t re
soly by the Good Roads Association,
Of Elle, Colo, that v,cr,2s- II has
beo1 rought to our notice and at5en-
on at within the r zt few months
thee win pass through this coautg
in 1ntomobiles a certain comm ttge of
Tho National Assoc alton and Aato
mobile Club of America, the object
an5 purpose of said committee being
to lpeet tie roads leadin. ts-1-.-h
the oounty and decide u2oe >ta> >css
feasible route for The ffss.sslaa
H,hway, and, whereas, it {s-sSs -
lief md opinion of the members oS
this assoeiation that great and de-
termined effort should be made by the
citizens Of Garfield County to secure
said National Highway on accS-nt -
the lasting benefits that >sssa1 -.
year be brought to the Av 1@-
son of the constant Uos@ ~ road
by tourists, and whereas, it has been
brought 70 our notice that the finan-
eial situation Of the road fund in this
county b sseh that the county com
NJ mss.ss,s,ss ..s y ~ ess.ls:. -5s;d-a sr.sat
amount e aid In the surfacing Of the
roads tAEsaeA the county 30 as to make
them seespeable to the said committee
and wheWeas, It il the belief Of oul
Good Read Association that if the
matter il brought clearly and forcibly
to the ninds Of the people of the
county, tAat = great advantage Ia h
s,e eaiasa ~ ~ estaAlisAnsn4 Of III
Nas'ssse MGAwey tAssaGA - sssnty
tAaa tAay IN ~ islisiA.al sffsst II
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
Ohio in 1894 and for several years |
Was engaged in teaching lie served il :

Ohio in 1894 and for several years
was engaged in teaching. lie served u
the evil war and WIS a n.esaher Of the
G. A. X. post which ha1 charge Of tA-
funeral He is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. J. W. Dunn and Mrs
J. T. Buremsn Of this place, and Mrs.
d. II. Downey of Cardiff
J. A. Smith has returned after an
absence of six weeks spent mostly in
Ohio where he disposed of a carload of
horses.
TIE stork visited the hon'e Of M.
and Mrs. Oscar Quist Wednes iav night
leaving healthy ~ round hoy
Mrs. Al Gray spent Thur lay in
Aspen.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

Denver, March "a man owning a
lot in a city can construct any kind o.
Il building he cares to on that lot and
where he pleases on that lot so far as
city ordinances are concerned.
This was the opinion rendered by the
srpremc court this morning in the case
Of Cook VS.. Williamson. D. P. Cook
owns lot on Colfax avenue in Denver.
He asked Building Inspector William
- for a permit to construct stors
L4ildirg on the lot williamson denic!
tho permit on the ground tha there
was city ordinance forb'id'ng the
construction of store building in that
particular part of the city. Cook
brought a mandamus to compel the is
suance of the permit and won in the
lower court. The city appealed, but
today the court held that the ordinance :
which sought to restrict the construc-
ton of buildings was unlawful. This
means that Cook can construct his
building for store purposes if he so de-
sires and he can put it any place on
the lot that he desires irrespective of
any ordinance requiring that all houses
shall be on line with each other in n
certa' block.
The court also held as legal the SEN
tence of the lower conrt in the case ct
D. F. LeMasters. He was convicted
of having cmbezzlel $3,700 from the
LcMastcr brokerage, company. He
pleaded insufficicncy of evidence, but
the court overrulcd him.
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08

No farmer can afford 70 b withest
Gfubb's book, ''The Potato" JEST
off the Ssss aAa n. sals y o1ss~ssa
sss,saavs0 -
SIS Aayss Dssk Z oosaisasv 01sA
The Glenwood post., 1913-03-08
reMAsTzEs Logzs A4rEAL

That smooth comnisslog merchant
Who coupe years ag) pu- ed The wcHl
ever the e.g's of some of our best farm
ers in the hca:lng Fork valley y fr.'
resentiug to them how liberalJ te
wouil treat them il The handling Of
.tneir potatoes and other crops, t. '.,.
to conv' nee the supreme court thai hc
was improperly punisAed for h's dis
honest practices.
LeMasters invaded the Carbon ,il7
and Basalt sections and represented t.
,he farmers that he would handle .h ir
potatoes and other crops on eoienls-
zion Of $io per car for a tbos, who
were members of the Farmers nrion
and that ~ further iuduccne7l t.
help the good work along he -...;li
donate In of this liberal Zee 20 the
l'ral union in which the farmer bod
hls membership.
Strange as it may appear, n number
of the farmers swallowed the bait,
hook, line and sinker ard passed up he
reliable buyers who had given them -
square deal for years. OF course Le-
Masters never carried out his contra It
with the farmers and never intended
to do so and soon he found himself in
the tolls of the law with prison sen.
tence against him and from this sen
tence he has recently appealed in va n.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Fear Renewal Of
Minority Criticism

That the minority in Congress, long
quiet on the Mexican situation in defer
ence to the President, may be planning
a renewal of its criticism of the Admin
istration policy. is the fear expressed
by officials OF the State Department
The action of House Minority Leader
Mann in declaring to the House his be-
lief that this policy. If long continued
will lead inevitably to war with Mexico,
is thought by many TO be the forerun-
ner Of fresh outbreak OF hostile COM
ment.
During the summer when criticisms
of this sort had become general the
President, in conference with Repub-
lican as we'll as Democratic members
of the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations. succeeded in persuading all
sides in Congress to refrain from dis
cussing Mexico. He told them tIAi
Huerta had taken advantage of the dp-
parent dissension in the Washington
Government to convince his supporters
that the Wilson policy would not stand
Should this dissenSOn again appear il
is feared that its effect will be to pro-
long the day Of Huertas downfall.
- do not see any escape from chaos
and anarchy III Mexico under the plan
nlch We are now pursuing said the
minority lea der. of course, II that
runs on very long it means war So
that | think Mr.. IIav is justified in in
PRODUCING this bill on the first day Of
the session, ordering il reported on the
second daS. and calling II for consider
alton on the third day OF the session
II is feared that the bill. which now
goes 10 the Senate. will give the critics
Of tine Administration policy in that
body an opportunity TO embarrass the
President
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
GREATERFLEET ON
PACIFIC IS PLANNED
Concentration of All Ships on
On Ocean Considered Un-
wise by Navy Authorities.

Plans are maturing to enlarge the
naval force on the Pacific Coast after
the Panama Canal is opened. These
plans are in no sense hostile to any
nation. but they are to be carried out
in recognition of the fact that the past
policy cf concentrating all the big bat
tleships in one ocean is not the wisest
one.
1t will be the policy to keep not less
than eight heavy war vessels on the
Pacific Coast. Presumably, these will
be dreadnougnts or vessels which are
their equivalent in fighting strength
In addition. there will be numerous
auXiiiaries and smaller vessels.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels plans
to go TO southern California next sprine
or late in the winter to find place OF
rendezvous for the feet which will be
maintained on the Pacific Coast.
The plan to put more ships of war or
the Pacific Coast arises from the fact
that there is growing recognition here
that the Panama Canal is going large
ly to increase Pacific Coast business
This is expected to prove true of the
business done at all the chief Pacific
Coast ports. Already they are prepar-
ing for it. The enlarged commerce will,
II is expected, call for enlarged naval
protection.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
More Rate Hearings
Set for Tomorrow

Hearings in the complaint Of citizens
along the Falls Church line Of the
Washington Virginia railway, asking FOR
lower rates will be resumed before Ex-
aminer Gerry at the Interstate Com
merce Commission tomorrow morning.
The hearing was carried over because
OF the necessity Of taking up another
cause scheduled for today. R. !. =.
Aoncure. attorney fCT the plaintiffs has
not completed the case of the complain
ants, and il is possible that the hearings
Will run over to Saturday.
Examiner Gerry is hearing the test
Tnony today in the complaint Of the
MerchaHts and Manufacturers Associa- =
ton OF Baltimore against the cape
Charles railway, a short line operating
from Kiptopeake 10 Cape Charles on the
Eastern shore. The Baltimore Associa-
ton asks for lower fertilizer rates.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
KILL CATARRH GERM
USE BOOTHS HYOMF|

Try the sure and most effective way
to reach the raw, tender inflamed
mucous membrane infested with catarrh
germs-breathe Hyomei. All druggists
sell il.
You cannot reach the hooks and crev-
ices of the breathing organs with
liquid preparations; there is only one
way-breathe a few times daily the
germ destroying air of Booths Hyomei.
II acts directly on the infiamed men,
branes and destroys the catarrhal
germs.
Hyomei is not a cure-all: 1t has one
purpose-Quick and effective relief OF
catarrh and diseases of the breathing
organs When you are free of Catarrhal
ills the general health will improve.
If you suffer from offensive breath.
raising of mucous. frequent saeezing.
husky voice. discharge froin the nose.
droppings in the throat, spasmodic
coughing or any other symptoms OIL
catarrh, use Hyomei at once. 1t will
destroy the disease germs In the nose.
throat and lungs, and give quick and
permanent relief.
Hyomni does not contain cocaine Or
any habit forming drug-no stomach
dosing-you just breathe it, The COM
plete outfit, including pocket inhaler
and bottle of liquid, costs sl0o. extra
bottles Of liquid. IL later needed, 80
cents. O'Donnelrs Drug Store guaran-
tees it.-Aivt
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Republicans to Confer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Much interest
is manifested in political circles in the
conference of Republican State leaders
to be held in this city tomorrow. The
purpose OF the conference is TO discuss
plans for the reorganization of the Re-
publicans in the State. and to consider
measures which will be taken up by
the Republican members of the assem-
bly, at the coming session in Albany.
Senator Elihu Root will make the prin-
cipal speech at the opening of the con-
ference, and leaders from all over the
State will be heard.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
SEE HAND OF j. s.
IN ABROGAT|ON TALE
Scheme Entered to Save Oil
Tanks From Destruction by
City of Tuxpam.
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Continued from First PageJ
expected. 1t was hardly 0elievable that
President Wilson would have the te-
cnerity to assert such Il thing. He
thereby gives testimony OF bis bad
faith toward things Mexican.
Tie Colombian congress severely criti-
cises former President Roosevelt in a
communication cabled 10 the Mexican
senate and chamber Of deputies today
1t arraigns Colonel Roosevelt and tne
governmental methods OF the United
States.
The communication was sent, il is eX.
planned. as protest agains; intermed
iation in Latin-AmeriCan affairs by tn,
Colossus of the North The communi
cation was considered in secret session
at which II was decided to lay it on III,
table.
The war department today published al
order transferring Gen. Porfirio Dia7
from the retired list to the active list
The order bears date of September %.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Bryan Has -Four Dates
To Speak in January

Four speaking engagements in the
middle West will engage the attention
OF the Secretary OF State during jan
uary.
On January } Mr.. Bryan will address
a religious gathering at Kansas City.
Two days later he will speak to po-
litical gathering of Democrats at To-
peka. Kan. A cornmercial gathering at
banquet In Lincoln. Neb., win hear
him January 8. and on the day follow
ing. at Chicago. his audience win be .
real estate gathering.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04

crafty my love for drink. My stealings
were discovered. but my employers were
kind to me. They always gave me a
chance.
Then the time came when 1 couldn't
return on Monday mornings in time for
work. realized was In no condition
to face my employers. That was last
month. had some of the hotels mon
ey with me. I don't know how much
I have taken from the hotel I went to
Washington, to Virginia Hot Springs,
Florida resorts. to Boston, and then to
Providence. r. /.
But 1 had to have money so I drew
a check on the New Netherlands Bank
of Manhattan for $15. Detectives told
me that it was that which led to my un-
doing"
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
For Cooperative Packing Plant.

LA CROSSE, wis, Dec. "A project
to establish a cooperative packing plant
is to be considered by the Wisconsin
organization of the American Society
Of Equity at its annual convention,
which began here today. Plans for ex-
tending the cooperative movement in
other directions also will be discussed
during the three days that the conven-
ton win be in session. The annual re-
ports presented by the officers of the
association at the opening session show
ed a record breaking increase in MEM
bership during the past year.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
PUBLIC
DANGER
You Cannot Afford to
Miss Reading This

We /believe it is our duty to inform
the public that the majority of fatal
cases OF pneumonia are caused by the
patient taking for a cold some so-called
cough cure which depends upon poison
GUS drugs for It's effect.
These drugs deaden the nerves and
stop secretion along the breathing tract
that causes pneumonia.
Father Johns Medicine cures colds
and throat troubles without poisonous
drugs. II is not a patent medicine. nor
cough syrup. but a body builder-pre-
scribed for the Rev. Father John
O'Brien. of Lowell, Mass. fifty years
sgo.-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Cornell Club to Give
Its Smoker Tonight

The Cornell Club, Of Washington. will
give a smoker at the University Club
tonight at O'Clock. DIR. J. A Holmes
chief of the Bureau Of Mines. will give
an address. and new officers will be
elected The organization is composed
or men who have studied at Cornell or
nave been connected with the faculty.
There are z32 Cornell men in the city.
according to the directory recently Is
sued by the secretary OF the club.
The officers for the present year are:
Lewis p. Clephsne. president; DR.. J. A.
Holmes, first vice president: Prof. l..
c: Corbett, second vice president: =. j.
tilasson, third vice president, and Her
bert r. Cox, secretary.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
SAYS COCKTAIL IS
MENACE TO NATION
Many Born With Hallmark of. A.
cohoI Upon Them, Says
U. S. Army Surgeon.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A startling
in-Ictment of the rum evil was present
ed by noted scientists at the annual
meeting of the American Society for the
Study of Alcoholic and Other Narcotics.
1t consisted of a broadside of statistics
and scientific observations, gathered by
experts from industrial districts and the
business and social centers OF the Unit
ed states. The meeting is a two days
session, and is being held in the Rit-
tenhouse Hotel
1t was shown that the drink habit is
levying a ghastIy tribute upon the
brains and energy of the men, women.
and children of this country. With the
opening of scientific vistas showing
epileptic and mentally and morally de-
occasional drink. the so-called mod
crate drinker." was tossed from his
plane of fancied security for all time.
Interest of scientists in alcohoi 10
purely upemotional and impersonal.
yet no temperance advocate ever pre-
senteo a stronger arraiSnment of the
drink habit. According to the special
lists. science has figured out definitely
that man may take two average
drinks of whisky a day and wear it of
without immediate harm. but with the
expenditure of valuable energy.
SOChldliS SIo"luS NchoIc-
Livery drink after two is excess guam
tity, which cannot be worn Off. 1t finds
a place in the nerve centers where oxy-
dization sets up. The general effect is
to hurry the doSenerating process which
is exactly akin to the processes OF DID
age.
That the growing use of cocktails
among young men and women Is DC
fu
the integrity of the nation, was the
statement set forth in paper by Col.
L. Mervir Maus, chief surgeon of the
Eastern department of the United
States army. DR.. Maus, lifelong stu
dent of the effects of alcohol on the
human system, declared that multitudes
of both sexes in all positions Of life
enter the world with the hallmark of
alcohol upon them. He asserted that
following The general use of whisky
fifty years ago many OF the prominent
families have become extinct.
Scientists who have spent the greater
part of their careers studying the func-
tons of the human mind and body were
treated to a sensation bordering on the
weird by John d. Quakenbos, A. NJ,
NJ. D., of New YORK. who described al
cohoI and other narcotics the existence
of sub-conscious soul which rules
passions and habits and which can be
controlled and directed by science.
Suggestion Backed Prayer.
In the course Of his remarkable trea-
tise, DR.. Quackenbos said:
Human life, at its best. is but an
imperfect expression, through brain and
nerve organs of the superior spiritual
self. But let his inner spirit be inspired
to assume supremacy. and the heart will
be Immediately opened to conviction:
Since by mental suggestion a given in
dividual may be rendered responsive to
good impulses, IL 10 incontcstablys right
to use this instrumentality as means
even of conveying TO the soul ideas of
sin and grace.
IF suggestion be backed by prayer
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Mrs. Stewart Ready
To Leave Hospital

Mrs Leolah Stewart, the young widow
who was found in a dazed condition
at Eighteenth street and Wyoming ave-
nue. Tuesday night, probably win be
discharged from Washington Asylum
Hospital this afternoon or tomorrow
morning.
Mrs. Stewards mother, who lives at
CoIege Park. Md, went to the hospital
yesterday afternoon and made arrange
ments for her daughter to leave the
hospital
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
Realty Transfers

Barry Farm-Edmund Darlington to Thomas
Walker part lot 6. section =. SO.
Nj Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Bertha
L. Schaper to Joseph +. Smell lot g. block
g. s1C
"A New York avenue northeast-Samuel II.
Smell et ux TO Bertha l.. Chaper. lot 2:
square go SO
Mt PIeasant-Joseph +. Smell ct uX. to SAM
ueI II Smell lot O.. block .. $40.
Cayert street and Adams Mil road CThe
Beaconp-W. Gilbert Dent ct al, trustees.
10 Alexander Schaper. part block ;. OF CLIFF
bourne sll4.6S
Esrin Estate-Harry VI. Dante 10 Andrew J.
and Katherine Hartman, part lot 69S'
square e5%6. SO
The Washington times., 1913-12-04
WELL, WHO START
THE STORY. THEN?

BELLEVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. A.
The Sunny South" or tropical
California have nothing on
.Beleville in the Egypt" of ILL
nois. John Nevener has a dozen
roses in full bloom. Adam Gintz
has large beds of tender aspara-
gus. Mrs. John Smith has a
garden of violets. Pear and ap-
pie trees are in full bloom. The
information is not furnished BY
a real estate agent.
The Washington times., 1913-12-04

Hef After two months commenced 10 uss
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after two
days noticed Improvement and In six days
the trouble left. Ny skin was fair and
smooth again and the eruption nsvsr 70
turned.
MY cousin was . sufferer IRON pimples.
known as acne. on his facs and seemed to
grow worss al the time. recommended
Cuticura Soap and Onsmsns to him sud
now his face ID smooth for the first tims ID
three years and he owes it all 70 Cuficur1
Soap and Ointment" tSignedD walter
Battle. Oct. z. 1912.
A single hot bsth with Cuticwa Soap and
. gentle anointing with Cuticura Ointment
arc often SUFFICIENT to afford immediate relief
in the most distressing eases q skin and
scalp diseases whom N dss failsI Cuticrrz
Soap (25c.) and Cuticur1 Ointmsnt t5oc-
are sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of each
mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard '.Cuticura. Dept. T. Boston"
sE-Aicl who shave and shampoo with Gu
tic;.ra JG win find It best for slIin and scalp