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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

Second Division Orders.
Galveston. Texas. Dct. 1S.-Second division
| orders are ms follows: Firrt Lieutenant Rufus
III. Haygoud. medical corps. W relieved from
temporary duty ~ Houston. and viii repair 10
this camp. reporting upon arrival ~ the divi-
sion commander for duty.
Private Morris tarfinkel. Company y. Tween
ty-eighth infantry. j. transferred ~ the quar-
trrmBsfer corps.
The detachment ~ Company X. signal corps,
consisting If Sergeant J. r.. Gogan. Corporal
t:..rg. Vance and five pr~ivat-s. will proceed
t. Fort Ieavenworth. Kan. reporting upon
arrival To- the ct,rnmandant 1T tn. army service
school fur duty.
Private James Smith. hospital corps. will ac-
company az attendant Oh. private mount ~
Lieutenant Colonel n. II. Frirk. medical corps.
from Texas City a. san FRANCHISES. and upon
completion of this duty will report e. the com
handing officer. Irtterman general hospital.
Preside. for temporary duty.
Private August r.. Hoyt. environment hos
pitaI. will n. discharged by purchase.
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Son Takes His Father 10 Jail.

Springfield. Mo. Oct. lS.-W. w. Smith.
postmaster at Cassidy. Christian county.
arrived IN Springfield yesterday in the
custody of his son. {. l.. Smith. 40 wears
old. who turned him over to federal au-
thorities on a charge Of robbing the post
office there Of a few dollars and some
stamps. Smith. in default Of bond. was
placed in the Greer county Jail to await
trial in federal court.
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Old FiddIers OF Three States Invited.

Dallas. Texas, Oct. 1S.-Old fddlers of
Texas. New Mexico and Oklahoma have
been asked to meet at the State fair here
today for the purpose Of electing officers
for the coming wear, and to play for
championship honor> for the three states.
The cau was issued by President III. C..
Gilliand Of Altus, Okla, president of the
association.
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More Land for Settlement.

BiSmark. $. d., Oct. 1S.-Surface home
stead entry i being made today by home
seekers in their selections in the 10000
acre tract thrown open today for entry by
the government. The new homesteads are
an the land within the former Fort Bert
hold Indian reservation. Entries will be
received at Mimic, Plaza and Bismarck
until October 30.
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Dallas. Texas, Oct. 1S.-Today i press
day at the State Fair of Texas. Sam p.
Harlem Of Richardson. secretary of the
Texas Press association, l. chairman of
the committee on arrangements. Visiting
newspaper men and their families will be-
guests of the state fair management and
honor guests at a luncheon on the fair
grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18
ARMY MATTERS
To eStern 0iyisinn.


Galveston. Texas. Oct. 1S.-Major General
J. Franklin Bell. in command If the Second
division. United States army. AZ Texas City.
announced on his return from San Francisco.
that he had ba2n notified that he is to assume
command ~ the Western department. with
headquarters NJ San Francisco. He will sue
ceed Major General Arthur Murray. who will
retire December 4. Official orders e. this ef-
feet have not been ISSUED vet. General Bell
was accompanied on his trip t. the coast by
Captain T.. r. Booth. his aide De camp.
Orders directing the rehabilitation ~ the
second division awaited him on his return. and
he said that the execution If the orders will
10 carried out NJ once. although several days
will he required To- do So. II is probable that
all troops will have left Texas City within the
present week. The organizations and detach-
ments Of the quartermaster and medical corps
now M Texas City. will 60 a. the Southern
department. some ~ them to Fort Sam Hous-
ton and others 10 Fort Bliss and III Paso.
Captain Brown TO Chicago.
Galveston, Texas. Oct. 1s.-Captain A. W.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

Topeka kaas.. Oct Is Officers cf the
National Guard of Kansas began their
school work today ana uusI continue
during a three year course in military
matters. including map reading. mill
tary law. sanitation and field work The
course j. "A correspondence affair con
Quoted by officers of the United States
army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

Brown. acting judge advocate If the Second
division. has been ordered to Chicago for duty
In the office II the judge advocate If the cen
trial division. Captain Brown has been "a the
staff Of the Second division ever since its
mobilization in 1913. serving az acting Judge
advocate with the exception ~ the time ~ the
American occupation Of Vera Cruz. when he
served On General Funston's staff a. judge
advocate ~ the expeditionary forces. Captain
Brown stated that il would take him about one
more week in Texas City In which ~ wind ~
the affairs " his office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18
Electric Auto Men Meet.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 1S.-The sixth an
nual convention of the Electric Vehicle
Assn. which opened here today, has
brought together the leading builders Of
the electric cotor ears. The convention
got down to serious business right at
the start and there are many matters Of
Importance to discuss today and tomor-
Uw. ~AtAA01h
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Ain Sale Of Yearlinq Thorouqhbreds.

Latonia. Ky. Oct. Is. Over forty
yearlings Of the best pedigree will 20
under the hammer tomorrow in the La
touia paddock. George j. Long has sent
his entire crop Of Bashford Manor year
l;ups. eleven i'm all. and there is a good
assortment from other stables.
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Ambulance 10 N arIinQen.

Galveston. Texas. Oct. 1S.-Ambnlance com
pany No. >. stationed nj Texas City. has been
ordered a. Harrington. Texas The company v
commanded by Captain Robert J.. Carswcll-
medical corps. and will entrain during the early
part of the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-10-18

CAPTAIN Lawrence Butler. %ndjutant ~ the
Foutth infantry. has arrived ~ Fort Brown to
inin his regiment after - leave IL absence.
CAPTAIN Butler r-lirvrr Lieutenant " X
Cowcn who has been acting %adjutant during ms
lcnve.
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SOUTHWESTERN IRON METAL COM
panv-Dealers in scrap iron. metals.
rubber. rags. bottle. bones, etc. 10lS
Levee street. II
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SCRAP METAL BUYERS-HI:hest prices
paid for scrap metal. Brownsville Junk
Co. Office Rio Grande Cycle Co. %
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POSITION WANTED-Young man, "a. ex-
pericnced in lumber and general Office
work; references. Address Me, Herald
Office. 81
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ADVERTISING


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ont Of employment who are seeking employ
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LAND O SALE.

CITY PROPERTY-If you have property
for sale or rent list IL with us for quick
results. +. III. F1emming & Co. II
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

BOUGHT AND SOLD.-Dcaler in marble,
granite, monuments. 10th and Levee. J.
r.. Steele. "A
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Captain Brown 10 Chicago.
Galveston, Texas. Oct. 1S.-Captain A. W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
b SALE.

FOR SALE-Lot Of print paper suitable
for merchants wrapping paper or lay
ing under carpets. etc. Will sell cheap.
Apply Herald Office. IT
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PECANS FOR SALE-Choice new crop
soft shell. Brokerage ~ large lots. X
II. johnson, FloreSvillc. TexaS.-l01s1.
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FOR SALE-Furniture. double and single
beds. dresser. chlffonier: Quick Meal
stove, in fine condition. Twelfth street.
over City drug store. ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
oHAlQ CLARK n ooauua

Western Colorado people are to have
an opportunity on next Monday night,
October II, to hear Champ Clark speak.
er Of the lower house Of Congress All
one of the best known and popular Msn
in American public life today. Under
the auspices Of the Daily Sentinel,
Speaker Clark is to deliver one Of his
famous lectures in Grand Junction. HI
address is to be absolutely non political.
The lecture will be delivered in the
immense tabernacle, seating over 1000
people, in which the big revival has
been conducted in Grand Junction ree-
emily. Ticket reservations can be made
by addressing the Sentinel. An effort
is being made to secure reduced rates
on the railroads for the lecture. 6inos
becoming speaker, Mr.. Clark has doas
but little leeturing and Grand Junction
has been fortunate in securing him fer
this engagement.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
H1UI1A PE0Y11B HEP
a. 0A1xUID ROADS


Grand Junstisa, Oct. 6.-According to
word froA FrstA4 J. d. Turner Of that
section hi beoa Aireulating petition
s.o.s ~ e lszsz xlllaE
- lafse 4SO6 10 Hake the road leading
from Fruita north into Garfield county
in good condition. The road over tho
mountain needs 10 have about $1,000
to $500 orth of work on lit to. make
It good for auto travel The commits.
sioners of Garfield county have agree 4
to spend about $500 on the road if the
Mesa county end WA repaired for a
like amount.
1t will be remembered that the
bridges on this road were construct ted
in this manner lasG spFing and the COM
nissioners were - weh pleased with
the splendid and economical manner in
which the work was done that they
have decided 70 have the roea work
dsse the sans way. II y hoped that
The commissioner q Rio Blaneo county
eaa be induced 70 extend the road on
to Rangeley.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
LAWSON GRATED sAn

Denver, Oct. THE Colorado SUI
preme court late today admitted John
K. Lawson, international board mem
ber of the United Mine Workers OF
America to bail, in the sum of $35, 900
Lawson was convicted of first degree
murder in connection with strike dis
orders.
Lawson was sentenced to life i'm.
prisonnent ON . charge Of numbering
John Nimmo, . deputy sheriff, killed IN
. rist near Ludlow in the fan Of 1912,
The supreme court several. weeks aso
granted . supercedess and writ Of e.
ror. TAe question Of admitting Lawson
to bail was left undecided until today.
LAwson is in Jail at Trinidad where
he was imprisoned last summer after
Judge Cranky Hillyer denied his mo-
tion for . new trial Judge Hillyer
since has been barred by the supreme
court from presiding At future strike
trials.
Horace N. Hawkins, chief counsel fer
Lawson stated that bail would be pro-
vided Immediately and that Lawson
probably would be released at Trinidad
tomorrow. Mr.. Hawkins declined to
comment on the cOurt's ruling.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
r1oxzRH PASSES ON

At 1890 last Tuesday evening, Oeto-
ber 5, surrounded by relatives and
friends, Miss Amelia Williams SUE
eumbcd to the inevitable and passed
hence after q serious illness Of eight
weeks during which time physicians
have held out no hope for her recovery.
In the death of Miss Williams, Glen
wood loses one of its foremost women
who has always taken lively inteI-
est in the welfare of the city and com
munity she called her home, and there
the thought that this good woman has
gone.
Miss williams WAS born in England
April 81, 1851 and came to America
with her parents when she was four
years of ase. The family settled in
Ohio and later moved to Hartford City,
Indiana where Miss Williams spent
several years of her early life, coming
to Glenwood 20 years ago last June.
For many years she was employed
in the establishment Of B. T. Napier
Il Co. and later she served the people
Of this community nine year, IS post
master receiving her appointments
from Presidents Mckinley and Roose-
welt. A few years ago she built The
Williams, the popular apartment and
boarding house which bears her name
and which she has since conducted in
conjunction with her neice, Miss Sarah
Dildine.
Miss Williams i. survived by three
brothers and two sister,, her sister,
Mrs. Dildine and neice, Miss Stella
Dildine Of Alhambra, California and
her neice, Miss sarah Dildine Of this
city being At her bedside when the end
Deceased was . member since she
came to Glenwood Of the Presbyterian
church and the funeral was held At the
Williams Thursday afternoon, Rev. w.
s. Rudolph, the first Presbyterian pas
tor of Glenwood, preaching the sermon.
Williams friends of many years were
Messrs Louis Schwarz, Parkison, Moo
nan, Parks, Ed. Everett and o. Thorson.
Music was by male quartette com
posed Of Messrs. Kob, Mayes, Bartlett
and Dickson. Interment was in Glen
tWNnA aannknHN {. : =. 4------s~- -.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
0rter nulIaI onk Ct Devn
b &igiad csuhaet 1d
oettIs Soivies eiua
Two MORE SEWERS

At the regular monthly meeting hSaa
last Monday evening the special con
mittee to investigate the lights furnish
ed the city and the charges made for
same reported that it was inadv,sabls
to continue longer the IS extra ighaD
supplied by the Mutual company at .
cost to the taxpayeEs Of go . noatA
or $40 year and stated that they
had ordered the lights discontinued.
The report was accepted by the eous-
Gil which has also ordered 4 discon-
tinuanee Of the 100 watt lights on tAs
bridge and will insist on some Of .As
dingy and smoky street lights beisg
replaced with bright lamps 70 that bst-
ter lighting may be furnished in tAs
streets.
The residents Of Ninter and Lincoln
avenues between Eighth and Ninth
streets having petitioDed for q sewer
the council decided that the request
was but reasonable and will take the
necessary steps to have the sewer built.
1t was reported that the Pitkin avense
sewer will be built before cold weather
sets in.
Amos Ralston as owner of residence
property on South Palmer avenue en-
tered complaint in regard to tAs
water pressure in that part of town and
the matter will be investigated by tAe
The matter Of how many hours tho
city clerk should remain in his office
each day was discussed at some length,
it being agreed that at the salary that
is paid, the clerk should not be Goa.
fined to the office through the entire,
day. The matter was referred to the
water committee which will confer
with Mr.. Canady and try to agree with
him - to the hours thst will be satis-
factory to him ard yet interfere -,
little rs possible with water users Who
call to pay their water tax.
The ordinary grist Of bills was Al
lowed and the council tcsk . recess 70
next Monday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
11cUvR 1oa oaAxD Hof1a.

In the district court yesterday morn
ing Samuel G. NeNullen Of Grand
Junction, representing the Mutual sav.
iAss and Building association, asked q
have . :rsesivsr appointed fer tn
0sa.d Hotel property in this city ta
take cAales Of tie building at ssce,
Pendins H. foseelesare Of = nertsage
Ash BY tAs eoapa.y against ". Z. Lss.
Juaes 0Asnass sza.ted ths rsqssst
4 IL pstitisasss saA as their sasoes-
tisa aPpsistsa CAassss 1axsAan b
Itaks Immediate eAaRss sf tAs property
lGf. llAssAan hlsl Ais be.d aal .,
soss sassssA spsa ~ astisA What
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oasa - tAs psspssty ~ Psss i ~
iness.sa sxsept taas Il wi1 - hs2t
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
DOCTORS COMING 10 oI.1HWoor
u u -

The Colorado State Medical society
which met in Denver early this week
hss decided by unanimous vote to hold
its 1915 session in Glenwood, notwith.
aanding both Colorado Springs aad
Pueblo were candidates for the honor.
The action of the society 10 due very
largely to the efforts Of Dr. W. w.
Creek Of this city, MEDICAL director ii
tAs 0ssnwssd Hot SPRING. and Hotel
eoapaAy who extended the invitation
- bsAalf Of 0ssawsod and backed the
[ssns up With sslsU Of tAs city
aad IL nsdieisal spring..
Ds. Crook has this ysar kept in very
elsse touch with ths Physicians Of tAs
state through series Il circular letters
and personal eesFssps.aescs and by So
ing to it that patients seat here by
other physicians were given the very
best Of attention. These courtesias
have done much to draw the favorable
attention of the state physicians to
Glenwood and made it easy to secure
the adoption Of Df. Crooks invitation.
The Denver convention included an
attendance Of 500 physicians, and while
We can hardly hope that SO many will
come to Glenwood, Dr.. Crook feels sure
that the 1916 meet Of the medics here
will be one Of tie most important ex-
cursions to our city and worth 4 great
deal to US in An advertising way in
future years. The last meeting of the
society in Glenwood was in 1912.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09

- sGSeess that they did ~ i.tssl to
raa tie submarine,
This point is vas lsaFaeA, st sss
ons threatened 70 interrupt tAs pro-
eeedings, as the German gevernnsst
at first wished to arhitssts ths conflict
ing evidence.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
HANsc>e..- .-.ILH

A very pretty wedding took plses
Sunday evening 1t o'cleck At tAs
home Of Mr.. and NIs. Harry Hill ef
this city wAsn Miss Agnes Allsa, II
Gypsum and A. ". HA.ssa ef 0asa-
wood wsFs united in nazziaes by Ass.
Wells, sf tie PseshyssfiAa sAsrsA =
this city. Only innelists fsis.1s
were present 1t ths esssnsay. -
bride a.l grsea wsss assssasa - -.
sd Nm. HIN An eas0Aas tu1ay -
nsf, pssparsa Ay Mr.. Esessl = -
Hst.el Csfs, vas served = - tse1ll
party. q
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
cHAxc11Loe suuu1z1 W1x

Dr.. Henry A. Bsehtel chancellor of
the University Of Denver, delivered a
very interesting address last Monday
evening in the Methodist church, plac.
ing particular stress on the value of
the University of Denver to the entire
intermountain country and the Rockefel-
Ter foundation endowment which is now
offered to the institution on 4 very
favorable proposition but which in
wolves raising quite = large sum from
other sources to take up the present
debt and start out with . clean slate.
Chancellor Buchtel was making a per.
sonal visit to four western slope towns,
Eagle which eestributed $500, Aspen
where the subseRiptisns secured in half
. day amounted = $s25, Carbendale
where subscripties Of 400 was raised
and Glenwood Spring. where subscrip-
tions to the aneant Of more tia. $500
were secured
The parents ef this wesees. slepe
country have . very kindly interest /.
this splendid sdns.&ieaal institution,
a.d value It vssy AisAly sssa.ss Il il
strong work alsag seAsaestie hnss ~
especially bsea.ss e tAe clean, vAsae-
sene, moral asDsePAsss wAisA - -
se.s . psst = ~ psa. i.stitsess.
It lea4siAG.
In his sssa wsek !. aas.vssl, Ds,
Dsshtsl was ~ asais1s1 ~ ~ lseal
pasess, Rev. Tsdk - - ssigAAssinG
nisistss, ni1saosssgs q AsPss. a.l
HutsAiAss - ~ 1ssk 80 UAss.
s,sess bstA bslao ! gpas.aAss = -
Dsavsr useyls - vssy ssaA1a1aa'
r. y = - 16 nss = - =.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09

city, having been constructed about
20 yeass ago and for many years was
~ readpnce of George Edinger and
family. The property was insured for
e4to0 which will 60 long way 90
vaFd Pspsiring the damage.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09
woa0M's 0.uns 70 luu1 N,


Through the efforts Of The 0lenvsaa
delegation ee.sisting e Nesdanss L.
g. Clark, J. ". Fnak, J. p. Riddle
and 4iss Alice Keadsiek, the Colombo
6tate FederatisA Of Wonen's clubs
which hold its snssal session in Colo.
naAe 6Psinss last week decided to hold
~ 1918 session In GIsavood Springs.
This nakss ese nose conveatioa for
oasavssd opdaes Hsxt year a.d serves
- greatly strengthen eur prestige ~
10 seavestisa city.
Rasbas Was II tAs race for the hsaoe
- Il was esaisvsA BY .a.y that ths
Hive nassfastsxiag city o. IL Asks..
- - . ssss wissss, but whss GaeA.
weod spra.g into the field ~ . tele.
grsphie invitatioa from our mayor 1t
MAS al eff for all other applicants and
Gisnwood WAS an easy winner.
fAs hearty response with which 01ss.
wood 3 Invitation was received proves
that the advertising that has bsen done
in behalf Of this city has not been IN
vain. When Glenwoed WAS nentioasd
every lady in tie coavention hall
seemed to have heard Of Glenwood and
thess who had not had the good fer
tuns 70 make . visit to this city vert
snxie0s to come next year while thess
who have visited Aese were more than
glad to repeat tie plsara.t experience,
aad thus it was a. easy natter to laad
the 1915 convention for this city.
Not only vas Glenwood honored in
being selected ~ the next convention
city, but our delegates were given lib.
eral representation in appointment
Mrs.. J. w. Frank was made federation
president for the western slope, Mrs..
e. T. Taylor was appointed IN alternate
to tie general federation to be held in
New Yssk sext Nay, while Mise Alice
Ksadriek wss made member Of the
eeanittss On esnservatien.
The meeting to be held in Glesweod
next year viii Be in september, bst the
exact date hes not yet been fixed.