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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
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An interesting meeting of the Busi-
ness Mems league was held Monday
afternoon for the purpose ~ explain
ed by Chairman Carrisan Of evolving
some plan whereby GIenwood might
have the benefit of some much needed
advertising.
Father Carrigan had just returned
from Denver and he found that wher
ever he went the people were elsnor-
ing for Glenwood literature. Besides,
Secretary Canady who has prosecuted
an extensive correspondence campaign,
finds himself in daily need Of sdver-
tising matter descriptive of Glenwood
and her advantages but there is moth
ing to send out in response to the
many requests.
Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. Overlook Of the
Glenwood Hot Springs and Hotel com
pany are well aware of the many calls
for Glenwood literature and while they
are provided with advertising matter
to meet the demands made upon them
they realize that their literature, des'
criptive of the baths and the Hotel
Colorado does not answer the many
questions that are asked by the aver
age person contemplating a trip to
GlenwoOd.
Mr.. Lucas encouraged the citizens
by telling of his trip to the South and
East and the eagerness of the people
for information concerning the great
West.
1t was decided that about $500
would be necessary to supply the ad-
vertising matter necessary and IS this
was looked upon as a necessary expen-
diture it was decided to undertake to
raise this amount Of money and TO
secure the advertising.
Acting upon . notion to that effect
Chairman Carrigan appointed the fol-
lowing citizens as soliciting committee:
H. o. switser, Joe Bero, A. W. Ken
dfiek, Carleton Hubbard and John
Paype.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

A rather complicated water case was
that heard in the district eourt Nor
day and Tuesday wherein Afs. Annie
Davis il plaintiff and Robert E. Bosl-
ton aad ". II. Rees are dsfsndaats.
The eontestioa II over . waste water
right out Of Dry gsleA o. Dry hellsw.
A temporary restraining erder was is-
sued against ne defeadants Who are
e.jeiDed froa taking through their
headsate water which belongs to the
plaintiff asd they are further enjoin.d
fron polluting with their hogs Or other
stock the streams above Mrs. Davis
headgate. C. ". DaFrow is attorney
for Mrs.. Davis while J. W. Dollisoa
represents the defendants.
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We desire to express our deep sense
Of gratitude to those friends and neigh
bors who, At the time Of the death Of
cur beloved husband and father, BY
thsif gFseioas attention and kiHd
words, sosgAt 70 eo.fort and sastaiH.
MRS. JAMES C. GENTLY
s.A C1MD9EN.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

E. C. Kingsbury this week moved
his law Offices from the Noonaa block
to the Kamm block. Mr.. Ki,gsbury
has decided to return TO Glenwood and
resume his practice here.
No appointment has yet bees made
to the Office of district attorney, made
vacant by the recent Death of Mr..
Gentry, although Judge 6hamate has a
number of applications fer the place.
Dr.. Thomas McClary preached . very
strong sermon At the Methodist churcn
last Sunday evening ups. the unfold
ing of the Christian life. It was in
tensely interesting ssd practical and
greatly pleased the congregation.
o. d. Button Was calling % his old
time friends in Gleavood yesterday
morning. o. D. expects 70 lssve to
Silt section in . few days a.d jsin
Mrs. Button in Los Angeles where thss
have decided to make their hens.
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Division No. l of the ladies' Aid
society of the N. E. church viii hold
Butterfly" social at the hone Of
F. N. LAngston, s27 Cooper avenue, On
next Thursday afternoon and evening
March 25th. All are cordially invited
to come.
The State Board of Nurse Examineri
will meet at the State Capitol building
Denver, on April %, 2s and 20, 1918,
to examine applicants for registration
according to the law. For information
apply to Miss Louise Perrin, 3. N.
Secretary, Capitol Building, Denver
Colo. 3-2Olt
| A. J. Thompson, Crystal river
ranchman, has brought a DANCE sur
in the district court against the Sweet.
Jessup Canal company, claiming dam.
ages to the extent of s677.35 by reason
of injury to his ranch by the brea king
of the canal of the defendant company
and the consequent covering of portion.
of his ranch with water and rocks.
John W. Lowell, supervisor of the
Battlement forest, was in Glenwood the
first of the week, having Joined other
forestry men here in conference with
Mr.. Morrell of the Denver Office. Mr..
Lowell is feeling fine over the outlook
for his forest as he ssys the new ID.
visory board is apparently very much
| inclined toward fairness and he doesn Z
anticipate any friction with the stock
men during the coming year.
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Elmer E. Wheatley, editor Of tAa
Grand Valley News, was . b~siDsss
visitor to Gleswood Tuesday s.S very
naturally he called at this slses ts
make fraternal visit with tAs sditss
and talk over the days that were Vie.
"Whsat" was te travelling rsprsssata-
Wheat" was the travelling rsprcssnta-
tive Of the Denver Sun and tie editor
field county. That was befsss tAs
Grand Valley town had feall . Plaes
on railrosd maps, because tAsss was ~
railroad nearer 10 the town tAaA Ns~
Castle. In feet shout all thsss was 70
the town Of Grand Valley i. tAsss days
was encompassed in the faniliss Of J..
B. Hursburt, N. H. streit, Harry
Russey and Mrs. Barthell. New they
have nice little town and better than
that, fine prosperous eomnunity sur
rounding it, and instead of working fse
soulless corporation WAsssaey b
working for himself, is givi,g Tie Pc
pie . good little paper ssl nakisg
Ainself felt in tie esnnunity whsss -
radiates eer1iality and eoea -.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
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Black and White Ospingtons and
Barred Rock egg for Matching, from
prize winning stock.
N. L. YoUl[ANe,
2-37-3-9s New Castle, Cole.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

One l2-horse steam traction engine
and 24-44 separator, self-feedef and
blower; large water tank; all in sooa
condition. Will sell cheap. Write or
call J. g. WOODY,
3-l3 Glenwood SPRING..
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
R1HoO1s3 sUPFH

The stewards Of the Methodist church
have arranged to serve . hot lunch
next Saturday At the Grand Hotel din
you want . splendid noon lunch or
supper, call on them. They announce
the following bill of fare: Chill with
crackers and pickles, 10 cents; baked
beans with hot rolls, 10 cents; salad,
5 cents; bot biscuits with butter and
honey, 10 cents; coffee, tea and cake,
cents eaeh.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

After some discussion Of the bids
the contract WAS awarded to Dow,
Brsekney L Co., At their figures.
An application from Bart Petrini
to erect a metal garage on his lets in
Block As WAS referred to the building
committee with power to act.
Sone time ago . member Of the state
board Of health visited Glenwood and
offered to make . careful inspection Of
the streets, alleys aad sutbaihings Of
the city and enforce cleanup regula-
tions in order to make the city more
sanitary, and do it at the expense Of
the state. He has been asked to come
on and get busy, so if any Of our citi-
zens are harboring naissnees that will
menace the health of the city, they
had better have . care.
City Clerk Cross renewed his former
request for greater remuneration 70.
his services in connection with the
handling the accounts Of the water
fund. He claims that the board did
him an injustice in reducing his salary
from $50 to t25 for that work. The
board took NO actioa in the natter.
The council passed q motion reducing
the irrigation charge from $3.50 to ~
per city lot.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
(By The Nessenser)

Wy hC AcACh8CHJ
The superintendent eonplinented
teachers and scholars last Gabhath for
. beautiful rising tide Of genuine in,
terest and attendance. Nay it ever
continue thus.
10 .. n.|sunday sehsol.
IL 9. m.-PreasAins By tAs pastor.
Theme, Goods Emitting Love-"
$3.50 p. m.-Epworth League. Theme,
David: God . Method Of Developing
Leaders.'
1880 p. m--Preaehing by the pastor.
Theme, 1.-THE Two B.ildsrs." This is
one of our Lords beautiful parallels.
You will become highly interssted in
its analysis, and prsfited thereby as
we'll. Come and bring your friends.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

For sale-Ford Touring car, 1914
model, has been used but little and 10
in splendid condition. Equipped with
new electric starter and lights. Will
sell at sacrifice.
c. E. AUSTIN,
3-20-27 North Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
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Nearly new. Reasonable price.
]. 3. FORSYTH,
$500 Citixens National aBak Dlde.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
HRE s6,r,.rtSA
I!V MotRe W4

YW04 CBUDC0 -
03&D8 % x1D1
024 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 .. L.
Sunday services, IL q n
wednesday evening sssvies, Q ,. n,
Reading room open o. Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday sfteraooss fsea :
to 4 p. =.
AL are welcome.
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f8008YY18IA1 O041D
1000 .. u. Sunday 0sAssl.
1l:OO T. m.-Horni.g esrvies.
$3.50 p. m.-Christiaa EaAssvss.
1880 p. m.-Eveaiag Service.
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H1HoDIs9 CHURCH NOTES
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
Hoa N1a

A good team Of work mules, . ysass
old, seana aad reliable. In4airs sf tie
Post. S-3o-6
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

ron aA1s-rm1sznea OUTFIT
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Ho0 IAAR

1e0 aere ranch. Good water fieAt.
40 acres alfalfa; 10 acres sEai1 Anl;
balance pasture. Good dairy o. stock
ra.cA. Ple.ky Of spring water. Hsuss
24x34. good oatbuildings. Address TAs
Post. 3-ls-tf
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

Niss vaIentine Crook is up frou
6oeth Canon taking the teaehsrs' n
aainatisa.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

Frank Delaney, who was 4 law part
ner of the late J. c. Gentry, came over
this week from his home at Meeker ia
assist Mrs. Gentry in looking after
some business matters that needed i'm.
mediate attention.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

Joseph Hopfinger, . Colorado Mid
land brakeman residing At Leadville,
fell from . freight train At Thomas.
vile Wednesday evening and sustaine
. concussion Of the skull and other in
jufies from which he died at the Glen
wood sanitarium Thursday morning.
Just how deceased met with the fatal
accident 10 one seems to know exactly
as none Of the train crew saw him fail.
Il is presumed, however, that he fell
from the top Of the eaboose or box
ear to the ground while the train was
running. When the man was picked
up he was unconscious and he never
Afterwards regained consciousness so
it will perhaps never be known just
how the accident occurred. The
young mans father rushed to Glen
wood ~ soon ~ he heard the news and
was with his son wAea tie end came.
The body was shipped to Leadvills fer
burial
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

The State Board of Nurse Examiners
will meet at the State Capitol building,
Denver, on April %, 2s and 20, 1918,
to examine applicants for registration
according to the law. For information
apply to Miss Louise Perrin, r. N.
Secretary, Capitol Building, Denver
Colo. 3-2Olt
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

Before Justice Rice last Tuesday
morning Ernest NJ. roland Of Divide
creek entered 4 plea of guilty to hav-
ing in his possession = deer hide frcn:
. freshly killed deer. He was fined
the minimum Of 800 and costs which
he promptly paid. A charge was made
against him also as to some old hides,
but he claimed the deer had been
killed before the present law went into
eject and exhibited tags to prove this
contention, and upon this showing
Game Warden Noser dismissed the see-
end charge against Toland.
A deed filed this week in the Office
Of the county clerk and recorder esn-
tained q. g. revenue stamps to the
snount Of go, this being BY far the
largest consideration to any convey
ance flied in the Office since the new
revenue law became effective. It was
= conveyance transferring all of the
Glenwood property of B. J. Bolles, in
efuding the Hotel Glenwood and con-
siderable other town property Is well
Is the Bolles land south of Glenwood,
70 the Dsde Development company, \
Florida corporation. Thus it is said
". Bolles has disposed Of an his IN.
terests in Garfield county.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20
AA0e eom9aA0,

The principal business Of the city
council last Aoaday evening was -
let the contract fer grading soHe rcd
OF stPeet in frsat Of the power house
It tAe GlaeveoA Light 4 Water cen
pasy in North GleaweOd. The fear
bids for this work were - fellow:
Dsv, Bsseknsy 4 Co.. .el47.0e
h. v. Hesrick ........... $500
Fred Altman ... 2S4.00
VIM. Vanderpan .. 1880
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

A. }. Thompson, Crystal river
ranchman, has brought a DANCE SUIT
in the district court against the Sweet
Jessup Canal company, claiming dam
ages to the extent of s677.35 by reason
of injury to his ranch by the breaking
of the canal of the defendant company
and the consequent covering of portions
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
Ernie Shore.

ing, however, and eight visitors were left stranded on the bases. But Cra- vath sent Lewis back to the left field fence again to catch a drive that on the Philadelphia grounds woulG have been hit into the stands and good for a circuit of the bases.
 Chalmers hurled q fair game for the Phillies. Foster will undoubtedly op- pose Alexander tomorrow.
 IT Alexander should prove a winner in his own ball yard tomorrow the sixth game of the series will be played in Boston Thursday.
 Rather Ordinary Game
 Differing widely from the two spark ling. blood tingling games of Saturday and Monday. today's contest vas de- cidedly commonplace The Red Sox got away in front and were never head ed Treir margin was never very wide, but seemed at all times sufficient. The Phillies made a threat in their half of the eighth because Speaker again had trouble with the sun and let Cravath's s single bound over his head, the runner pulling up at third with a three bag ger to his credit. Two were out at this time and the fans were not inclined to take the situation seriously until Lu- 1erus, who seemed to have found his batting eve at last, slammed out his third single of the day and sent Cra vath scampering over the plate.
 Dugev went in to run for Luderus and further complicated the situation by stealing second. Whitted with a single might have tied the score but his fast liner went directly at the Bos- ton pitcher. who gamely knocked it down and threw the Philly left fielder out at first. Tn both the first and sec ond innings Philadelphia had runners on second with only one out and in neither case were they advanced as far as third.
 In the first Bancroft was left on the Keystone sack when Paskert and Cra- vath both struck out. In the second, Luderus led off with a single, was sac rificed to second by Whitted and was left there Lack of driving power at psychological moments has been a de- ciding factor against the Phillies for tonight while the score of games stands 3 to 1 against them. the Phillies have
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
SM|TH.MESSNER GET
 M|CHEL|N TIRE LINE

w. Heasley, manag ger of the Los Angeles branch of the Michelin Tire company has been in Phoenix for several days in the interest of Niche lin tires. While here he closed a contract with C. D. Messner and Jack Smith, whereby the Southwestern Carburetor company will become the Phoenix sales agents for the famous nationally known and nationally ad- vertised Michelin tires The order was wired and within ten days they expect their first big shipment of Michelin tires to arrive.
 The Southwestern Carburetor com pany has been one of the rapidly of the southwest. The sales force has been increased and this together with the recently announced service department will bring about a future growth in the business as great as the growth has been for the past year.
 Besides their stock of Congress. Pullman and Goodyear tires, the Southwestern Carburetor will carry a full stock in all sizes of Michelin tires and tubes. Heasley is on a trip through the state and leaves this morning for Prescott. The Michelin people have a big distributing plant for the Southwest, in Los Angeles. Tie Michelin company is said to be one of the largest tire manufacturing esta blishments in the world. It has six factories abroad. The American factory is located in Milton, N. J.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

scored six runs to their opponents seven.
 Boston had luck 10 score it's first run today. Barry walked to begin the third inning. Cady laid down a bunt that ordinarily would have been an easy out but Chalmers in the box for the Phillies. slipped as he went for the ball and could not recover himself until Cady was safe at first. Shore sacri- feed Barry to third and Cady to sec ond and the former scored a moment later when Hooper was credited with should have gotten.
 Then the Sox attack failed Scott popped up foul and Speaker was out on an easy roller down the first base line.
 The second and eventually the win ming run, came over in the sixth when Hotlitzel singled and raced home on Duffy Lewis screeching double to the left field fence. Lewis had driven in the winning run yesterday and he was easily the hero with the crowd His defensive work in the field this after noon was little short of wonderful. He was credited with six put outs and each chance that came his way was a diff cult one.
 Today's game is the last in which the players share in the receipts. A total of S144 S9950 awaits division by mem hers of the two teams. This share is allowed under National commission rules by which the players participa- tion in the profits is limited to the first four games. The winning team will receive S6,93970 or sixty per cent of the total As 23 players on each team are eligible as contestants in the se- ries the individual share will amount to s3,779.9S each. if the division is equal. The players themselves are the authorities in deciding how the oney shall be disposed and may reduce them allowance to utility men who have figured little in the activities of the league season or the series, by vote among themselves.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
MAY BE PRIZES FOR
 MOTORCADES ID FAIR
Fair Commission Proposes Novel Stunt; Introduces Friendly
 Competition

The spectacle of all the large cities of the state sending automobile dele gations toward Phoenix, so as to get there with the opening of the state fair, will be a novel one when it is remembered that every year here tofore the big desert races have oc cupied the roads to the discomfort of those driving parties that like to go it easy anywhere.
 This is what has been proposed : A trophy for the automobile party making the best time has been sug- gested as adding a trifle of competi- tion to the run. Should anything like this be attempted it will be . record breaking stunt from the standpoint of the auto enthusiast. The matter has been taken up with the Chamber of Commerce and will be doubtless referred to the motor fans of tEe city. One of the attrac tiOns for automobile day at the state fair of interest to motorists is the 150 mile race on the mile track for the purse of $5,000, which is the big gesU event of it's kind in the south west this year. This will be worth making the journey to see
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
vOLLEYbALL SCHEDULE
 AT ' |S LEhGTHENED

Because of the popularity of Volley Ball at the Y. M. c. A. the former schedule has been heightened as fol- lows so that each team plays every other team.
 October 13, Kaisers vs Neutrals
 october 15, J. Bulls vs. Russians October IS, Kaisers vs Turks.
 October 20, J. Bulls vs. Neutrals.
 october p. Russians vs. Kaisers.
 October 25, Turks vs. Neutrals.
 October 27, highest percentage team against next highest percentage team for championship.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
Boston On Edge of Being World Champs as Phila- delphia Must Now Win Three Straight In Order to Cop
TIMELY HITTING
 NOT PHILLY TRAIT
Chalmers HurIs Nice Game, But Single and Then Lewis Screaming Dou- ble i'll Eighth Keep Red SOX in Lead
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

BOSTON, Oct. 12.-Only one game stands tonight between the Boston Americans and the baseball champion ship or the world. For the third con secutive time they defeated the Phila- delphia Nationals by the same score that marked all the Red Sox victories, two to- one.
 Tomorrow the scene of battle shifts hack Jo Philadelphia where Alexander Will undoubtedly be called upon to pitch his third game this series in an effort Jo stem the tide of Boston success.
 The two teams left Boston early to- night.
 Alexander is the last hope of the Phillies. He is ready and anxious to go hack in the box tomorrow
 PhiIs Batting Better
 Philadelphia batters took rather kindly to Shores offerings today and made more hits than they had regis tered in any of the previous conflicts. The powers to drive in runs was lack
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
Yesterdays Games

 Portland 3; Los Angeles 4. Vernon 9; Oakland 2. San Francisco 3: Salt Lake 5.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

convention in order that they might western delegates pleaded an early obtain excursion rates. The consti- tuition was amended so as to give the board power to call an early meeting when the situation made it advisable.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
MAYER AND BR0YLES
 WIN IN POOL SCRAP

Mayer defeated Walker last night to the tune of so to 50 in the Mor- gan pool tournament. The night be- fore, Broyles pushed Martinez a little further down in the percentage col umn, by taking an easy contest from him, 100 to 66 Broyles won out on a high run of twenty three, tying the highest run in the tournament so far, made by Walker Tillery.
 Tonight, Hoffman and Martinez; Thursday night, Broyles and Walker; Friday night Tillery and Hoffman.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
NO DRINKING ON TRAINS ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-Recom- mendations that the states be urged to enact laws prohibiting the drink ing of liquor on trains were made in the report of the railway service, and accommodations committee at the opening of the convention of the National Association of Railway com missioners. Thirty states were rep resented. They also advocated uni form laws governing the service and accommodations the carriers fur nished.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

The travelling range of the fly does not exceed TOO yards
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
TO CHANGE MEETING TIME
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union has refused to change the annual meeting time from the closing three months of the year to the spring and defeated the pro-
 posed constitutional amendment. The
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
LEWIS |S STICKING
 SENSATION OF SERIES
Boston Produces Batting Demon Who Makes Pitchers Leery of Their
 Pitched Balls

Here's Duffy Lewis, Boston left fielder, who has taken the place of T. Speaker as the big bugbear of the Philly pitchers. On Monday, Alexan- der at a critical time in the ninth in ming, refused to permit Iris to swing his club in the vicinity of any pitched balls. He walked 'em.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

Then came Lewis. and smacked out the hit that defeated Alex. in his second worlds series game.
 Yesterday, Lewis again proved he was the goods. He acquired a regular double base swat. and did it in such a convincing matter that it was his own self that the Philly pitcher walked (purposely) in the eighth. Lewis has batted around 800. In fourteen assessed at bats. he has got seven safeties, two of which won
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

games for Boston, and one of which went for two sacks. In addition, he has accepted eleven fielding chances without an error.
 Verify, it looks as though Duffy would be the hitting sensation of the present series.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

stolen bases: DuSey, Bancroft; sacrifice hits: Lewis, Shore. Whit ted; two base hit: Lewis three base hit: Cravath; struck out, by Shore 4 by Chalmers s; bases on balls: off Shore 3. off Chalmers 3: left on base: Boston '. Philadelphia s.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13

scored six runs to their opponents
Arizona republican., 1915-10-13
Coast League
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

San Francisco at Salt Lake Vernon at oakland
 Portland at Los Angeles.