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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
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n 0asGisaa cs.s1y ~ s.Assl
ss0aitAss ~ . 0ss1iAG ~ asAse
~ sftssnasa ~ ~ Psspsas e ~
ssiviag ~ ~ siAss ~ ~ ~ Ass
seAssa building asA els ~ IL pas-
sAaas = ~ e>oyeee h bssAs vAiaA ~
Aistsist ssass<ly vstsa fss ~ psssAsss
of . sits a.A ~ sssetisa Il . high
ssAssa bsilling.
Several prospective bsyefs vess -
eGsssaa.es . ~ fer ~ bs.As, bss
they seemed to b. . lit<ls sfFsiA tAsy
might offend one another by bidding
too Aish. When they finally stsPpsd
bidaiag II vas fosaA tAot ths ags.t At
Cssssy, FssAss L C. sf Dssvss Asa
naAs ths hsst ~, Ais slss hsin9 to
tsks ~ Per es.t bssAs st pr, bst
~ ssapa.y - eAasss tAs district
q SEQ ~ eetiag - ~ Afs>sset's assst
= - 0sAesss sslsEias - ~ iss.s.ee
Il - bseAA fAis = s@.ivs,ssa y .
Discount Il q 80 frsa ~ fass ee ~
bsoaA bst Il vas ~ lswest s9es nsde
s.A II was seesPtsd BY ths hoard.
In the matter sf snPssyiag tsseAsss
- fia vaesneiss IN ~ Ma sehsol G.
A. Wolff Of Dsl Nests was snploysl
and assigned to the seieseea He will
also be given general supervision over
the athletics Of the school. Miss Ruth
shumate of Glenwood was employed as
teacher of mathematics.
Some plans for . high school build
ing were filed, but as the board under.
stood Others were 70 be presented, the
matter Of considering any plans was
deferred until the next meeting which
will be held today. Both the matter
of plans and sites should be considered
today. In fact it is generally believed
that = site should be selected before
plans are accepted as plans should b.
adopted with relation to the ground
upon which the building is to be con.
strueted. These matters will doubtless
b. brought up and thoroughly discussed
at today's meeting.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

A tsen 6elsaging to Abe sult1en-
berger ssn away with moving ma
chine last Monday and created ,consid-
cradle excitement for . time. The
Aorses fan homo and stopped and only
oRSAt damage resulted from what
might have been = serious affair.
II The Gernans ef 0Isnwood afs -
hnd that national home Of their. order
for tAis town they must have The help
u eur eitisess. Lets all bsest tAs
plan along.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
Foa oox1HaRT OF oounf

LAurienk Herin, VITO lives . few
miles this side Of Basalt, was cited
i.to the district court Thursday on =
charge Of contempt Of court On con
plant Of Ed stau6acher. Other plain
tiAs in the. case were Patrick Burns,
NsttAias etauAssAes, JoAn rAtersss,
Dan Mccarthy ard Sam GeigeL The
plaintiffs ~ we'll Is the defendant arc
co-owners in the Basin ditch, taking
water from the Roaring Fork river.
However, Herin has another ditch with
the headgate farther up the river which
will cover all Of his land and therefore
he is not much interested in the Basin
ditch, but the Plaintiffs sllese that he
10 trying to damage them by setting
fire to . dam or brush embankment
which constitutes the side Of the Be-
sin ditch ard that by his interference
with and destruction Of sad ditch he
has already caused them great damage.
In 1910 Heria was accused by the
PLAINTIFF With tsnpsring VITA ~
embaaknent Of ~ Basin ditch aad
was Perm.ae.tly sn3oi.sd BY tie eosst
with iatss6sriag With Il to the dstsi-
ns.4 4 tie paai.eiRs. -
II was slIegsa BY tie plaintiffs tAat
Herin I'D vieAseA' this injssesisn,
Asiss IL siaatssa.
Although HeFin denied the allegation
aSaiase hA asa sltAesGA ~ sviasass
was parsly eirssAstaatia1 ths eiEeun-
stances al te.ded = inerininats the
defssas.4 in.soaeh - - = IL ely
go wAs sssA have any istsrsse Il
ts.Psring With ~ ditch Jsags ~.
.sAs thsssfses Asad Hseia ssilty Il
contempt Of essst eaA finsa hin 80
s.A esses - ssasssA lin ssoaittsl
- jai une0 ~ H. aAa essts - ven
= ~ sssts h - Sssnss hsasiaG
s1an Asys bsea psA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05


vns ssP>stally fins, sal tss n.sA sssase
eaasst - gives OLE fhssssa, vAe hea
sAarOs = this Ssst.ss, fer IL fins
slowing naAs. We vsss islseosA tAst
Z Z Lseas' eas vns avasasa first
Priae, ssA Il q HngAss sseeaA, ssl
that ssne Of ths esoAittse were - a.
certain that tAs first snA sseenA prizes
were dividsA between tAsa. As. La
cas- car vas completely covered With
brush and evergree.A % that enc could
not see the ear At all, and in the center
vas . tree 1t least fifteen feet high on
Which vsrs tvs live bsasA NJ. HagAss'
ear vas . beauty And must have tskea
long sRd tedious hours to decorate.
Besisss the two mentioned, tAsrs vsrs
dsesas sf etAss can eAnsst - nicely
decorated. Thar vsss tvs ha.As in
The pasaAs-ons frsa 1ifls and sas
frsa Aasbis. Both Aiseosssed excel.
Is.t nssie aaA sadsd 4. - snal way
- ~ ssssss e ~ pasaAa.
fhs Aay vss.A y With ~ nasksA
carnival s.A paFaAs q nieAk TAis
alss vas = fiss - We Asvs ever sssa
fer . ssaa .a.y ysas. aAA wssA Asvs
Sses credit - . city ten tine tAe siseA
of 0lssweeA.
Tsksn I'll in all, Gleswesd Aas reason
to be proud Of their 1918 Strawberry
day, AID We ouly hope that Apple Pie
day at Rifle will be a. big . success
Rifle Telegram.
serawbsrry nay Feast . oaeesas 400
ASesaA YFom CasSeoAals
Strawberry day has come and gone
Carbondale people took advantage of
the days dates and railroad rates, and
on Friday morning lie people boarded
the train and went to Glenwood from
Carbondsle, with l7O going the follow
ing morning.
These added to the auto loads which
went down, will show about 400 from
Csrbondale in Glenwood Strawberry
days. We will wager that NO other
town in the valleys can show as large
. number. -
We noticed that the enter.ainme mt
was di6ereat this year and the berry
serving arranged differently.
TAis shows new pespls and new IDEAS
at the head Of the arrangement com
nittees. TAsss ee.nittees worked
hard without doubt, sAl The two days
passsa witAsst Aitsh.
We know ~ ~ ~ strswSsrries,
~
When that vast crowd was disposing
Of those free berries, We do not s1p.
pose that any one of them ever gave t
thought rs to the work it was for
the Glenwood fair ones to prepare
them.
The Industrial parade was a novel
feature, and a splendid idea, and some
magnificent floats were to be seen. A
blue ribbon was awarded to 4 Carbon
dale automobile for its decoration,
which appeared in this parade.
The "Ask Ne" committee looked to
tn epleasure and comfort Of the crowd
every minute, and took particular>pains
to care for the wants Of the large num-
bers from Carbondale and Marble
even though one certain Marble person
thinks strawberry day . fake and q
graft.
This was one Of the most successful
Strawberry festivals in history.
All are satisfied -CaFbondale Item.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
Wsl1r Uso1s & or,n1 vsley
hulat 0hlgsio G utlN
b easl1'1 aps
alF0nU IAcks K

osssA JsaseisA Jsly AT ~ asst-
~ e ~ bsaaa e AisssGsss 4 ~
osaaA valiay WaSss Ussss' sossiatisa
= ~ 0aetSsl Nfs baiiaing last sisht
. esanit1ss ssapsssa e Hsssss I. d
Leg WilliAa CaAPssu cd D. ".
Aapsssls vas .nnsA fss ths Psspsss se
psspsring . pestsst 70 Secretary Lane
Of the iAtsrisr a.d officials Of the
sselaaatiea ssrviss asai,st the diver.
sion Of water ffoA the western slope
70 che eastern.
At the hearing givsr Attorney Tew
for the Hsnrylyn people last Saturday
Secretary dAss declared he would al.
low the diversion IL the reclamation
sttorpeys could not show that the water
is needed in western Colorado.
The committee appointed last night
will prepare formal protest which will
b ssnt to Secretary Lane at once. Com.
plsts data showing that tie water is
needed in western Colorado and that
the eastern slope attorneys are misrsp-
ssssn*ing tie faets will be compiled.
Senator DeLong yesterday received
. letter froa Ed r. Fisher, formerly .
Iesai higA sshesl tsasAer aaA nsw .
ssdds.t sf Leeg Beach, stating that
"SssA 1sxies Al cAlifss,is Ges ap-
psaHns - Wasaingtsa not to. let the
eastern slsqs sf Cclorads take your
W14s5."
Any nspaas y WAITED IN California
aaA Asxlas ~ issiOl1asa q tAs meath
- - 0eouou1s savae
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
Pssp|s Il nsa'lI Towns oee'afs That
esaxeet 1rs,e Them ReyAb It
IL q Sh1IbeIy Carnival
SAY they Wi COME AGAIN

b pulling hose without . roller on the
Sart and when he made . dive for the
Inc of hose in the usual place it was
cot there, but low ON the ground.
|"Bill" missed the line altogether and
had to make second grab, by which
time the delay was fatal to the
ehanees of the team.
The run to the hydrant was made in
Rlendid time and the boys on the noz-
Re worked like machines, Chief Jor-
On said. That the hose roller was
taken off the cart just before the rus
SENS to have been an unfortunate
nove, and one that cost the Marble
boys first place. 30 certain are the
lseal boys that they can beat Glenwood,
ltlby have offered to run them again
{ $3.50 side. There is a chance that
= two teams will meet at Asper on
~ Fourth Of July.-Narble Booster.
oaenvoea 0szawSsEEy Yaase u .
General satisfaction il expressed by
- thoss Rifleites who boarded the
| spArial AEaia last Friday and Saturday
! |AGlsssA a4lngs 70 eat y II
!straWGGssieA In addition to tIs t1o
scoss ssts parties there were 21e rail
road tickets sold which indicates that
Rifls was we'll represented at the
berry feast.
The Rifle hose team made a good
run In the hose race, but when it came
to making connection, a tumble lost
the $50, which otherwise would have
been theirs. The winning team was
Glenwood; Carbondale came in second,
and Marble third.
In The tug Of war, Rifle easily drag,
ged tAs opponent over the line to the
tuns Of 4lO.
TAs automobile parade with the
large naaber Of floats was one of the
Leading attractions of the second day
Of ~ big eat.
Iselswiag ths parade came tie straw
hsesy fsast. 4 general rvsh was made
fer ~ lsae tables which wsre IN tie
oSsa - Ninth street between Blake
aaA Csspef avenues.
tsnswiag The feed, the crowd en-.
jsys4 . frss win in the big pool, and
tAsss vAs did not care for the swim
ee3sysa IL snail sports.
n ball gane between Leadville and
0esaUssa WAS Of much interest q -
i.a3saAsa BY tie score Of 1 70 . in fa.
~ e 03saWsed. Not until the sev.
sesa haiag was there . seses nsds by
satAse tsaA. In that inning eaeA team
nsas . m md tAsa Il, Tie eighth IN.
nang oAsawssa sssssa aeaia, tAss tbs
- ssAs1-RAs 1svsilla
49, ~ . Osnosea . 0eaaA
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49, snSO onAssStsaly ~ hevsse
s11eeeh hAAs Aisessy II 49, evs.t ~
sHaFaso1nnDA bst h setmse3sss.
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so A41sA ss.sa sp vlsA ~ dss.
unA1 AuHsnass asSussa assns sssss-
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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
0tfsvbsny Day was ~ 1ass ~

sefsvtsHy nay Was ~ Dass ~
A large crowd from here attended
the Strawberry day doings in GlenwooA
last Friday and Saturday and retursed
with the conviction that it WAS the
best celebration of this festival trey
ever had attended in GIenwood. There
seemed to be this year an honest sffest
on the part of the Glenwood folks 70
| rovide something in the way of enter
tainment besides dish of Strawberries
and a slice Of bakers cake, and out-of-
town people certainly appreciated ~
giving due credit to Chairaan Thorssa
and his able assistants, including NJ.
Canady. With the funds at their DIS
posal these committeeman certainly ss-
complished = great deal in the way II
entertainment. They worked hard snA
they were on ths JOB svsey niasts -
zee that their plans were carried out.
The Marble band accompanied ths
delegation from here and cot busy toat
ing - sooa - il struck Gls.weod, eea-
tinuing to dispense music for the enter
taipoent 80 slifisa4isa - ~ ssuyas
until . late hear At night. In al tAs
band played in two parades, two esn-
certe and . dance. II led tAs a.tsos-
bile parade, which was . big ard new
feature this year. Our old fr;snh Boil
to:, bonifsce At tue Carboniai. hetel,
took down tho blue ribbon for the
pratt,est decorated motor an the parade
There were many novel floats, includ-
ias beautiful oHs rsprssenti.g the
order of Eks and one fitted out by the
It"tel Colorado, which had for its ;hifr
feature = couple OF live bear eubs.
The .asqus parade 1t sioAstaa Il
sfday was . new snd pleasing fest.Fc.
attracting much favorable attention
and comment. Huadreds Of men, won
sA sirls s.d boys aPpsarsa i. masks
ssa eostsnss, and, witA ~ bright
stssst illani.atioas a.l tAs sAewers OF
confetti, 0lenwood bsss . truly carni-
val aSpsarases.
TAs Aasaas aad Riff bs.ds Joined
forces in ths early evening on Saturday
a.d gave street seaesrt which attract
Il . sPsas tAssag 4 psspas. Thirty-
five hasd.sa playing in ssise. made
. vsasns Of souna that es.lA hardly
fail 3 draw attention. WALL this
.ssstsr jsiat sa.A p,aysa Il s.s street
essnse IL GlsawssA baad played a
hlssk sSsvs, - thsss was plenty of
nssis - sajsg.
1Assas psspb Sssl that tso' much
e'sAit saasse tsgivsa ~ nsa who
tAis ysae AeA ~ ssssAsatisa N charge
|psissipeily ~ ~ rsasss SAas n ysars
Iaae:tAs sessaq4 = sssss1plsssst has
(sss4 = sees tAee psssssse 49, way
~ - - issk tss elsswssssy day
= sae1 Q, Asvtss e .0asswsel saloon
hssess = ang h . ~ & sssAsss ..d
|ose s1sis DeeaV. 31a9 snaas saAsstain-
|asss ~ ~ ssss1. ~ pssvissa this
ysss \ans. = :. vp SGssssAls s.r-
lssiss n b = y hpse 4Aae ~ ssss.
le0etes aadoD . ~ spesA 81 tAat
~ - Assa tn.ssssv1 - awake..
(ss Il ~. GUaa0 - ~ susssss Of
.e.a1 ~. : S6sA
- - Omnso :.
~ NH1as ~. - senpsasa u
~ sseAl6 - ~ 49, a1ass-
- eelAftsn91 - ~ ~ Aspart-
nss1s ~ 1lsaesdI 0ln1saioaas : ed
~ - as1lAas = ~ paass swi,e
lte.e slsssasenseo wADsA - ussAfs. II
~ e11n ~ - Alsnnsa e ~
~ a1p . - -. - ssn1sesa
wssAso pss1qR - ~ - sss.is,
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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
\ F11ffY wDouro

At the Methodist parsoaage at 4:30
last su.day after,oen . very pretty
eers.osy was performed BY tAs Rev.
George r. Klsia which united i. the
holy ho.ds Of natsinony Mr.. Ells-
woetA 4 0slA sf Basalt aAd Misc n.
Irene Clarke Il Gle.weed. lliss Helen
Clarke, sister Il tAs bfiAs, served -
|esides~aiA wills d. Oull, . bfseAef
e - pssA, vas bsst aaa. ~ inns-
diste ssaaEivss Il ~ bid, i,sasdiag
Ass ussss, Lee n WSlli4s q Haalt,
wsss pssss.e = ~ s.ly s.ssaA
Ths pastiss - ~ ssasa. es.tsset
|ess wsn k0W - Hsst ssa1ss4 ~
ssssa bsiaB = pspsaae ysu9 Sssi.s1
1aa u 1aAS vAsss - ~ ssessa
fssa alnsse iaks,ey 80 vAsss - -
d - - lsisaaA
~ hsl1s = ~ Aaaahose q ~
- \ 0ssAs 81 80 e 0assWssat
|slnsn1aQ yssag h1la. pssi1ng -
|eaqss9 QaallGi0 e sAaana1u2 - -
|0s1a = = - ssaQa1s1n1se uDsD -.
~ -. - saDsQne 1dr1hsis -
- - 0ln1Ao ~ ~ - -
|yns AsGa ~. hea1 snap01 = -
l1su1als 0Au1so. .1s1ID1pno - -
- D1sl9 - ~: . $500 = -
|ner yean npsSts 3 sssrss.ss99sss IA eal'
|eaaea = As'usst0 saqiv . -
- -
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- q - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05

certainty is The Wofst fsatsrs sf H.
proposition for the sugar men do not
know what basis to figure ON.
"Our crop in the Grand valley this
year is the best we have ever had and
the acreage is considerably larger. Ii
Arizona We are now harvesting the
sugar beets and in November the sugar
cane crop will be ready. Both are
proving very successful
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
MIDLAND CASE
UNDER AMUSEMENT

The hearing o. the application ef
the Central Trust Company Of New
York to the federal court in Denver
for A injunction restrsiaing The Dsn-
yer L Rio Grande Railroad company
from exercising any authority in 1854
shares Of Rio 01aSde JuHetion RAilway
stock il purchased in New York Ass
fall wAeA collateral for . CobssaAA
Adh.a loaa was ssld At auction, waot
concluded Saturday. Judge Riser tesk
The nAtter under advissns.t. BFises.
win Be- submitted by sstA iAsa.
At tAs hsariag eRieials ef The Mid
la.d elainsd that tie nh e ~ esa--
trolling seek in IL 3si.4 ssaPsny hAA
|bssa essduesel ssesstly 81 With iEsse
.ia.ity. Tssif pasa see .. iajs.stsea
+ nstAing nsN ~ = assQassl ~ -
fsassaa essft pssvs.t ~ p. I 4 q.
fFsa refusing ~ 9Gllaaa ~ EagAa
~ - ~ jsiae tsAsAs ~ NV OnsGSo
~ 0sanA JuasaisA
n Asasiae sssseisa Asss Aays ~
wssk - assA 6us1lnaav vAisA -
|aNsa = ~ tAsssasissaa~asa4usoun4e
|oas v11.sD Assa.ssa ~ 0sss Ses1
u e6as1V3aa1 = vsssA ~! loh
|ssngeie WAa ~ 11Qse 60
- - - elvsa = ~ hA -
Ese -, ,A1svlsess = a1lk 11jla
-. !. =. :....A
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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
11GAAA l1e0e1z1W eslal1a

~ asxs svsis = Asssea.ss -
OlsaWeea Win y ~ ~ - - y,
Aia.aPs,is Asese - WAisA b ssAsl-
slsa - assivs = - ~ sSss ~
1Ahna esaa = 1Gsa1avs Nv ~
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sse.ilidi iaisssaU = ~ ~ ~
.AsPsp - -0ips sone Il 1sea1 n ~ 1sxs
Ae'Glsaussa -HpGw AsAsiA elu1sH
~ = e11sueah - 1ssgk8 -sslslsns
=. . - s. = -.
- sfn1sll . - ses1AvsuaS -.
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- = - vo1se0 aAssaA - ssunlv
= unu1 = psunaA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
. aeN IL
o19 Wa's
',..,,.. I'll NJ. =.
&dhulDd 5 Da ump
eanot eouliue
others Ak Affected

oslsrsAs spsi.eA JAY l.-fAas ~
bssA ssess fesAssy Il Grad Js.stiso
yin surely - eIsssd Sswa in tAs svs.a
tAa4 s.Gas 10 p.t .. ~ free NJ tAsso
yeas hsaes, esl tAa4 naay s1GAs fass
tesiss in ~ vsst VII certainly Aevo
to eloss> Sswn under ~ DssDossd ~.
ductioa Of - cents . handrsd pounda
in tariff, is the statement made today
by 3. p. Davie Of this city, one Of the
pioneer sugar men Of the west. XE.
Dsvie returned yesterday from q long
visit In California and Arizona where
he is interested along with J. R. No
Knnie Of this city in both sugar and
oil enterprises The D.vie, Nc McKinnis
people have owned the Grand junction
factory for the last eight years and
in that time have seen the industry do.
velop from its infancy to its preseAt
proportions. B.
"In the eight years We have owned
the Grand Junction factory" said Mr.
Davie, ave have paid out more than
$4,000, 900 to the farmers of that terri
tory and for labor. OF this amounD
a, 900, 900 came to US from east of the
Mississippi river OF, in other words, IL
was that much new money distributed
in this state. l doubt not that othe9
sugar factories in this state can show
. similar record and there can be mo-
question in the minds Of any fais.
minded business naA thAt IT, ,seue
49,, ,azass ~ !
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-05
STATE eoWla
70 OWN TOWN

fAs nsxt big ssavs.kiss sess1rlsd
fsa GlsaHoeA b - niAsunnsf meet
~ 4 ~ CsasssAs ssssksss~srs' a.
,sssisEtss WaiaA win b AslA July II,
- .ssa n ~f
: ~ soseknsa Il CessrsAs are live
b bs.sA ed thsss = always "ss.s
AstsS" e sAsir aaa.al .iAssn.se
nsstin0. n sswasa Aavs ~ Ases
twiss b ssavsstisa 80 tAsy aes -
pasassa visA ~ panss 49, tAsy IN
favse 0asawssa - tAs PssPst.l nsst-
inG passs - oaseWssa b. usiag tAaI
~ sAs.1a ssas - - eo seln -
tAsV eAssusona ~ iaosaA = Asv aan
. - eins vAsasvus skaf AaIH :
S1u1k :
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Dshvss ~ ~ seeslEasa tAsasalvs y
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1913-01-24
NO INAUGURAL BALL

This is the official verdict. The
time honored bail, the climax of the
deremonise incident to the inaugura-
tion of the presidents of the United
States will not be given this year.
This is in compliance with the ex-
pressed wishes of Governor Wilson.
Governor Wilson suggested public
reception instead but the committee
decided that this was not within their
jurisdiction and if this is done it will
be arranged for by the joint congres
sional committees. 1t is the wish of
Mr.. Wilson that his wife and
daughters should not be expected to
attend public reception on March
4th in the event of its being given.
In regard to the Inauguration Mr.,
Wilson says 81 hope that it will be
as simple as is consistent with the
dignity and order"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1913-01-24

The board OF city commissioners
met Tuesday afternoon and the first
business taken up at the meeting was
the ordinance introduced by Commits
sioner Sans providing for the issuance
OF boCds 10 payment OF the cost OF
paving South Highland from Tenth
street to Fourteenth.
The ordinance providing for the
construction of a sewer running from
Olive street and North Santa Fe,
to Mulberry, thence west to Forest
Caln oou.u w Gu. I'D uacn 20 the
starting place, was placed on second
reading and advanced to third and
final passage. 1t was declared legally
passed by the Mayor. Bids will be
advertised for Immediately. The
sewer will be paid for by the owners
of the real property in three annual
payments.
Remonstrance was received against
the paving of West Sycamore street
from Santa Fe to Grant. This was
reported to have been signed by an
insufficient number of resident pro-
perry owners to over rule the petition
to pave and so West Sycamore will
be one of the streets to begin work
on early in the spriug as the weather
conditions permit.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1913-01-24
JAIL FOR THE KISSING KID

Oliver Smith the kissing boy from
Turner, who escaped from the To-
peka Industrial school last week
twenty minutes after he had been
taken there to begin serving an indie
terminate sentence, was arrested In
Kansas City.
He suffered for two years from a
peculiar desire to kiss the girls Of his
little home town of Turner. He was
paroled one time on his promise TO
refrain from the kissing habit and was
doing nicely until Christmas eve
when he got in trouble by touching
off boys hair with lighted can1le
at church Christmas tree and then
Offering to lick the deacon who OBJ
jected to his performance. He said
it was not his present intens on to
serve his sentence at the Industrial
school.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1913-01-24
Broke into the
Catholic Church
Entered With Skeleton Key
Valuables Saved by Father
Nagle's Foresight

The Catholic church on the cor
ner of Central and East Fourth
street was entered Sunday night by
thieves and the oaken case where
the solid gold service sets of the
church are kept, was broken into
with blunt instrument. The val
uables had been removed by Father
Nagle early IN the evening, accord.
ing to his practice of late, to his
home next door, 50 that nothing
was taken.
The police have been working on
the case after they were notified of
the attempted robbery by Father
Nagle Mon. morning but so far have
no clue. 1t is evident from the
fact that neither the doors or the
heavily screened windows were dis
turbed, that the church was entered
by means of key to the back door.
Further the robber made a very
good guess as to where the service
was kept for after failing to open
the stout oak case, which contains
the valuables to the amount of FIVE
or six hundred dollars, used a
jimmie on the door. Not success
full with this, the panels of the door
were battered in with some blunt
instrument, only to find that the
case's contents had been removed.
During the past few weeks there
has been several differei chur h
robberies committed and because
of reading of them Father Nagle
decided to take no risks and nightly
carries the service to his home and
locks 1t in his safe. The general
opinion is that number of thieves
are working the town.