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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

jority Of our people who, having been
made aware Of the character Of thoss
remarks, have assured me and members
Of the High School Committee tina.
they were we'll satisfied with the cor
/, struction etc. of the High school build
ing, wish to say that my associates
have designed and constructed . mat
tar bf fifty important Haildings in
Dsavsr aad perhaps ~ many more
elsewhere in tie state, notably the
Denver Auditorium and many Others Of
. like character, with difficult prob
lsns as to foundation and 20 forth to
solve. What have designed and con
structsd in Glenwood springs has
largely helped to place this city On the
nap. So the i,sinuations about our
ability to furnish the county . good
sad safs building, AID The structures
hsretefors placed and tie traduetions
published about it, do not phase Ne
one bit, desire to solemnly assure
al tAoss who entertain . genuine in
terest in this subject and are not
moved by bias, that the plans and
specifications provide for . eommodious
safe and pleasing structure and that
the plans and specifications are care
fully complied with.
On the other hand, it would be, to
my notion, questionable conduct on nv
part to make q house to house canvas
and say to each individual citizen
anything like the Avalanche suggests
and try stto stihe saeh . rsAoe bseses
Il ests teo far on the read" It b how
ever bat fair to state that H. bad
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
1ooAD CAN'T ,sovD

The first Of this week the state road
building crow which Aas sPssoAsl foz
more than . year between Glsawood
and New Caastle was traasfe1led to
the road between here and Car6ondale,
camp being established On the O'Neil
ranch near the Hardwiek bridge.
County Surveyor Trumbor has been
surveying . new line between The rail
road crossings At the Fuller ranch AMI
the Lever ranch and the old road
which beteen these points has mean
dered down near the river will be al
most il not entirely abandoned and a
straighter stretch of road and on bet
ter ground will be built in its place.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
THAT COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Word was spread about the High
School this morning that if it-nameiy
the County High School building now
in course Of construction, was com
pletsd, NO ono would dare enter on
account Of the unsafe wails.' This
from the Avalanche Of Monday August
31st lAst.
II all the liafs wwho invented and
stil1 iavsat such stories in connection
With tAs building in question, a. the
sqsib shove quoted, were to choke to
death, the two local uHdertakess would
Aavs = stsck up considerably. The
1sst vail went up when the foundation
was foand fault with, after the Hign
ssAssl ssaoittss - alesaay granted
the extra expense for sa additional
depth. Some expert esolegists diseov-
srsa gypsu. in alarming Quantities in
the foundation, the same soil Of which
the brick used in the building were
burnt. The brick were termed dobe,
half burnt, etc.
Iajunctions against proceeding with
H. bsilding operations at various
stages have been prophesied. Names
Of prsainent people have been men
toned in connection with such pro-
ceedings, said prominent people deny
iae saeA connection.
Now, "word has been spesad" that
the walls are unsafe! Ths real inward
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

names have been withheld to be pub
lished sometime later. ....
London, Sept. 3.-7:O5 p. n.)-A dis
patch to the Star from Athens says:
"The Servians are sending - many
troops - possible to reinforce those al
ready At the riverDrina. There is no
truth in the report that the Austriana
are Withdrawing troops from tAs Ser.
viaa frontier go sending thsa "a
meet the RussianA On ths contrary
Austria is sending nors nsa asaisss
6ssvis = prevent tie serviaas ssassiAG
Rssaia."
ss:t5 ~ ) ..,A u.
petsA - Tie nsssss TelsG,sa es0pssy
from Ansterdaa says:
"TAe bombardnent Of Nalines yes
terday lasted two hours. Nearly 800
shrapnel exploded in the town. The
church 1.-THE famous cathedral of st.
ROmbold) is in ruins and its gateway
its beautiful stained windows and it,
famous chimes were destroyed.
Fortunately many Of the works Of
art were saved"
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

LSs1e., Sept. 3.-s:l5 p. n.)-The
s4ieial barsaa iassel . ststsosat Of
the British casualties here tonight IS
follovs: ..t...
Killed, ls oGicers, ea of other ranks.
Wounded, ~ officers, sls Of other
ranks.
Missing, So s9ieers, VI Of otAsr
MaAA.
Ths eRfeial statsnest explains that
ths nissi.g in the list ne the nea aot
seeessteA for in .ths a.woaAded pris-
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4 hses ns1ber Of tAsss included in
IL asnber shown - missing in this
aad previous returns from the gen
ersl Aeadquarters, are in the number
rstasnsd ~ upft.
IA the report of Casualties tonight
the names Of the men are not given,
and only those next in kin to the
men have been informed, and the
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
COLORADO MAKES A HIT

Colorado has done so many thing.
wrong that it is gratifying to have 8
report from that state of something
it has done well. Some time ago i,
adopted the system of working its con
victs on the roads, and it is now an
nouneed that the system is working
satisfactorily. The roads built by th,
convicts are said to be the best that
have ever been made in Colorado. The
eonviets are in favor Of the system,
which gives them Communication Of sen
tences in return for faithful work. It
gets them out Of doors, and has effect
cd an improvement in their health
noted by the prison physicians. Each
convict = paA . snall vsss. I. addi-
tion to his maintenance, while work
ing on the highways, and this gives
him . small fund ON which to start
life over At the end of his term.
West Virginia is starting the system
with the handicap in the law that
limits the number to be worked in one
squad to fifty. Jealousies of localities
led to this handicap, each county of
the state desiring some of the earliest
benefits. The result is to increase the
overhead charges because it requires
as many guards and foremen for a
squad Of fifty as would be required
for 100. None the less, West Virginia
expects to obtain benefits from the
system in better roads and better con-
victs. Idleness within prison walls has
bss, IL hsfrer sf pEissa wszssns fer
years, leading to tuberculosis and other
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
SOUTH AFRICANS
MAY JOIN BR|10Ns
Wold ReaeWaed Hfhtors 0ftW nolp
b hh bu1 i Big Wx Il ney
FAMOUS CHURCHES DESTROYED

Ls.dsa Sept 1-tll:5O MA eonepoads.t
Tslsga. from Cape Town, Africa ends ths fol
. loving nsssaes
. "The nasistates in territory division or
the east Of Cape Colony the population Of which about
aino. have travelling the natives explaining
the situation then the natives have offered their
Q vices the British they needed
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
Stream Of Autos Filled With Personal
Effects Make Flight towards
Orleans
GERMANS HIDE THEIR WOUNDED

Paris Sept 3-(25 p. m.l-WaeF Barley Griffin, Q
artist today
along process
of automobiles loaded with baggage
About yards there . Appar
Q emily all the taxcsbs in Paris going south. Q
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

Joe Cretonne, Of En.a was brought
to the GlenwOod sonitarium Tuesday
evening and put under the care of DY.
Place. An operation was perfornsea
yesterday and an liberated appendix
removed
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

fires II the British should be fsand il
force. Our center is resting very we'll
and the right wing Of ear army -
pears to be taking the e1essive."
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
A DoUD1B WDOGlso

At the 0lsnWoo6 soaftasiun last Sat-
urday Afternoon, Rev. George F. Kan,
Of the Methodist curch perforDsd .
double wedding ceremony uniting Otts
w. 6chultx and Misc Myrtle SoitA
and Frank Roger Smith spd Miss AAaie
Elsie Smith, all Of HnIight. Roger
Smith was net sSle ts Ieave his bsA
On account Of injuries received in ,
ssvs-is at the nine. whore As w.s
vsekiag few Aays esesse. Hs~svss
he hss new alnast recovered snd H.
newlyweds have an ss.e to Ae,P
homes at Sunlight.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
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yeazs ago opened tie first bank in
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
ENTRY LIST is LEFT
OPEN Until MONDAY

Drawings for the state tennis tour
nament to open here tomorrow under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. and Y.
W. c. A, did not take place last
night but the entry list was left open
until Monday morning in order that
entries expected from various parts of
the state can be received by the tour
namcnt committee tomorrow. The
committee met last night and went over
tho ground after which it reached this
decision
Publication of the drawings will
therefore not be made until Monday
evening. Tho committee decided to
make the drawings Monday morning
prior TO o'clock. Those who have
entered the tournament can learn with
whom they arc slated to play Monday,
commencing at 10 o'clock by inquiry at
the y NJ. C. A. administration build
ing, where the drawings will be post
ed or by calling the association at or
after o'clock.
Members of the tournament commit
tee have been working hard to get
the drawings out of the way but met
with unforeseen obstacles which pre-
vented stating Mondays play last
night and they will appreciate the in
terest of participants in either in
speeding the posted drawings Monday
morning or getting in touch with the
association officers on the telephone.
The entries for the women's play
have been heavy Those for the gen.
tlemen have not been quite as heavy.
However, there is every indication that
with today's mail a large number of
entries will be received. The courts
will be well crowded all day Monday
and most of the preliminary matches
in the ladies' singles and doubles, to-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
O'bRIEN TO MEET
CHARLIE WHITE
Fast Lightweight Will Go
on With Chicago Cy-
clone" at Denver.

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us "snl WIN De "a'Vnc' W.T." uiuS-
ual lAtelest, y bIlcH - even an op-
poltu'i'y, u ne can ueiea' n'te' 10
jump 10 lne lroHt as one Oh .'le leau-
ing Hs"t Wels.'s ol tiie couiieiS
Trainer IKE l'ersS'elh' one Oh 'ile pest
hiloWn il's masters m tne country, ,
,'as w me !" c''"lse- re Is HIa""seu
~ Nate Lewis pom " nlte anu
~ - siren are lla''''ns ualiy at DeiiNef'
AcA are al llie p4lih va cu-lu'tIol''
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
DEFEAT OF TRAVERS
BY FRANCIS OUIhET

Manchester, VT, Sept. 5.-Another
champion fell today when Francis
Ouimet, the Brooklyn youth, defeated
Jerome Travers in the finals for the
Nationak Amateur Golf championship
Ouimet had his match won at the very
start of the second round, when TRAY
ers lost the first five holes in sue
cession and the title went to the for
mer caddy at the thirty first hole.
when he was six up and five to play
Travers' noted nerve failed him to-
day ard therein lies one of the secrets
of his defeat. One of the former
CHAMPIONS closest friends said the
turning point in the match was really
Ouimets fine putt on the tenth hole in
the morning round, when he ran down
a four, ono below par. 1t was Trav-
crs' nerve that carried him through
many battles in the past His friends
believe this was lost, however, in the
spring. following his upsets in the
British and French events.
Travers did not realize when the
match was over. Ouimet walked with
him toward the. thirty-second hole.
The new champion was undoubtedly
aware that the title was his, but want
ed to let Jerry down as easily as
possible Travers finally shook hands
with Ouimet. congratulating him.
Travers lost all control of direction
with his wooden clubs and was in
the rough continuously. He sliced and
putted into the bunkers and traps,
while Ouimet was constantly lining his
drives straight for the pins. Ouimet
caused his hackers some uneasiness
at the start of the morning round by
missing comparatively easy puts on
the first five holes. After that, how
ever, his game on the green improved.
His long game was far superior to
Travers'.
The first round ended with Ouimet
one-up, but the Brookline boy gained
this advantage only on the eighteenth
hole. Travers won the first hole and
at the seventh hole had Ouimet two
down. Ouimet had his first hole at the
eighth The match was even UP at
the seventeenth and Ouimet took the
eighteenth.
Ouimet led Travers in the play by
holes in both morning and afternoon
rounds. On the morning round Ouimet
went out in sS and in 35 for total Of
l73. Travers led Ouimet, going out
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
TWOBOISF TEAMS
Will MEET TODAY
Sweet Teller and Murphey
Gross Bats at Union
League Park.


Baseball fans will be given an OPP
poftunity today to look over a fast
Baseball game this afternoon when the
Sweet Tellers and the Murpheys meet
at the Union association park, for
there win be two ex-Irrigators in the
battle, Bill Kuss, probably pitching for
Sweet-Teller and "Toots" Gard catch
ing for the Murpheys.. Both clubs will
present their strongest lne-ups for on
the result OF the game depends first or
second place in the percentage column.
Bersing or Pomerene will pitch for
the weed shippers and If Kuss cannot
work or the management decides not
to use him, Jack Wylnan will occupy
the mound Either one will make
"Toots' and his tribe churn the
ozone to locate the fleeting pellet. The
tinware merchants expect to be able
to slip the skids under the tobacco
testers, but the latter are planning TO
meet this line of attack and will en-
deavor to retaliate by sailing the matt
nee in the brine early by getting to
Kuss or Wyman.
These two clubs are tied for first
place and they want 10 part company
They have never been ON the most har
monious terms and both clubs declare
friendship will cease when the battle
opens this afternoon at 8: 80 o'clock.
Nampa and Caldwell meet at Nampa
this afternoon and a Sabbath contest
Just as interesting as the one here will
be pulled off. Nampa is picked as the
favorite, but although in the well the
Booster City club promises to come
back and wallop their rival town.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
NOVEL CHALLENGES IN
Tennis TOURNAMENT

One of the features of the state
tennis turnament which opens
here tomorrow is the challenge
issued yesterday by Rev. c. l..
Chalfant and Frank T. Wyman,
we'll known members of the
Ancient and Honorable" ten
mis- club, to any other 200-pound
or better tennis players.
In addition a second challenge
of as much interest has been is
sued by S. II. Hays and r. M.
Davidson, also members of the
above named club, to any two
tennis players who are so years
old or over. II these matches
can be arranged by the chal-
lenges being accepted the ten
mis- tournament will be furnish
ed with two excellent program
cards.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

gether with those Of the gentlemen will
be cleared away ready for the harder
matches to follow.
"A. B. Eaton was out on the courts
yesterday. His injured k.-ee is in bet
ter shape than had been expected it
would be and he win he in shape for
the championship finish in the singles
and doubles
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
CHARLEY hIDKIFF IS
TO MEET YOUNG CANS

Promoter Nick Collins announced to-
day that the Blackfoot Athletic club
has substituted Charles Midkiff, we'll
known in the west as lightweight, for
Kid Wiley to meet young Joe Cans of
Boise at Blacbfoot this month during
the boxing contest that Is to be put
on in the Bingham county metropolis.
Midkoff has cleaned up all of tho
boys in his class at Salt Lake and looks
like one of the coming lightweights Of
the west Cans is anxious to meet a
boy of his own ability and will endeev-
or to put MidlSiff away when they
clash. The battle will be one Of the
best.
Subscribe for the Capital News
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
johnson Wins His Own
Game-Naps and st.
Louis Win.
American League STANDING.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 1.

Boston. Sept. 5.-The world champ
ions lost their fourth straight to the
Red Sox this afternoon, to 1. The
Carrigans opened fire tn the fifth, scor-
ing four runs as a result of a double by
Janvrin, single by Gardner, a f1elders'
choice, pass, single by Hooper and
double by Speaker
Score r. H. E.
Phlladelphia .................. 1
DOolOll U
Batteries-Bressler and l. Thomas,
McAvoy; Shore and d. Thomas, Car
rigan.
Umpires-Hildebrand and Connolly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
St. Louis. ~: Cincinnati, ..

CINCINNATI. ohio, Sept. 5.-The Cards
hammered Red Ames all ove- the lot
and drove him from the mound in sew
en- innings. Perdue kept the hits scat
tered except in the eighth, when four
singles gave the Reds two. The score:
r. II. e,
st. Louis .............'.'.l ~
Cincinnati ................ :
Batteries PerdGe Wingo and
Roche; Ames, Fittery and Clarke.
Umpires-Hart and Rigler,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

Chicago, Sept. 5.-GoOds nome run
in the ninth with two men on bases
gave the cubs three runs and enabled
them TO grab this afternoons game
from the Pirates 3 to >. Catcher
Jimmy Archer was struck By u foul
tip in the ninth and was unconscious
for Is minutes, Score:
T. II. E.
Pittsburg ......'.'.'''.. =
chicago ..,...,.'t'' '.'''r "
batteries -McQuillan and Coleman;
Lavender, label and Archer. EMPIRES
Byron and Lincoln.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

with S6. but took 40 on the return
journey for a 76. Ouimet went out on
the afternoon round with "a to
Travers' Al.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
Washington, d Now York. 1.

New Yorl. Sept. 5.-lf Walter John
son had not come to his own aid today
with big bat in the thirteenth inning,
Washington would have let him lose his
sixteenth of the season. The Senators
won, to 1.
Score r. H. E.
washington
New YORK .........,...,..... 3
Batteries - Johnson and Henry;
Brown and Sweeney.
Umpires-Chill and OLoughlin.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
Boston. ,: PHILADELPHIA. 1.

Philadelphia, Sept By defeating
the Philies, to 1. this afternoon the
Boston Braves landed the series by
4 to aud tied the Giants for first
place. They practically won the game
in the opening inning on Evers
double, Connollys single, two passes
ono Of which forced a runner and
Maranvile's double which cleared the
bases Score;
K. f. T..
Boston ..-...'...''.''.'' 80 U
Philadelphia .............. ~ .
Batteries Cochreham and Cowdy;
Mayer and Knlifer, Doom. Umpires-
Klein and Emslie.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
Teams Now Tied for First
Place Chicago Wins
Again.
National League Standing.
New York, 81; Brooklyn, 5-4.

New York, Sept 5.-The Giants i'll
npinry TO hnd Nap Fuckers shoot~
when hits meant runs lost them the
second game of todays double bill and
allowed the Boston Braves to tie them
for first place in the league by virtue
of the latter's defeat OF Philadelphia.
Both are tied with 81 games won and
81 lost. Todays scores were to . and
to /. Scores:
First game r. III. l..
New York ................ IL }
Brooklyn ...,............, 10 l
Batteries-Demaree and Meyers, Nc
Lean Pfcffer. Steele, Schulz and q.
McCarty.
Second game Il. II. g.
New York, ........1 Z 0
BROOKLYN
Batteries - Vanguard, Wiltse ana
Meyers Mclean; Rucker and Miller.
Umpires-Quigley and Eason.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee, "a; Kansas City, 2-3.
st. Paul. 8; Minneapolis, 6.
indianapolis. 8; Cleveland. 1.
Louisville. IL: Columbus. 3.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

Steen, Hagerman, BISHOP and Egan,
Bassler.
Umpires-Evans and Sheridan
ST. Louis, 7; Detroit, o.
Detroit, Sept. 5.-James held the
Tigers to four hits this afternoon and
ST. Louis won, to 0.
Score r. H. f.
st. Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II .
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 0 4 5
Batteries-James and AgneW: Dauss
Reynolds, Baker and Stanage
Umpires-Egan and Dineen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver. 16; Topeka, 5.
Omaha, Z; St. Joseph, 2.
Des Moines, A; Sioux City, o.
Wichita, IL; Lincoln, 8.
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Indianapolis, 8; Chicago, 2.
SD. Louis, ai Kansas city, I.

Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. 5.-Fielder
Jones crew came over with two runs
in the tenth this afternoon, winning a
much prolonged battle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06
Cleveland, SO; Chicago, 4-s.

Cleveland, Sept. 5.-Callahan's White
Sox and the Maps broke even in a
double-header this afternoon. Mitchell
pitched a steady game for the Maps
in the first clash. Three hits in four
times up by Lajoie were big factor
in Clevelands victory. Wolfgang had
the Maps at his mercy in the second
battle, shutting them out with three
hits. Scores:
First game r. Fl. e.
chicago ..'''.,......... /
Cleveland ................... 10 l
Batteries Cicotte. Faber and
Schalk; Mitchell and Egan
Second game r. H e.
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 8 /
Batteries = Wolfgang and Schalk !;
Steen, Hagerman, Bishop and Egan,
Bassler.
Umpires-Evans and Sheridan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-06

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