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The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
cuIDRM's DAY oBsE1vD

Children's day was appropriately OBJ
served last Sunday at the Methodist
church, The program prepared by the
Edueatiosal society of the church be-
ing carried out in . most creditab'c
manner BY tie little folks Of the Sun
day sehsel in recitation and song.
n regular hours Of both the morn
ing md svs.ing services wers devoted
to tAs aesAle program give. BY the
whieh greeted the youngsters And th<
maay eonpsinsats received BY thsss Ne
spensibas for training the children and
pustalg - tie exes1s.t proeaan o6e'
coavi.si.e peeof that their eesfh vere
apssssiaAsa.
n bsys and girls were an happy
i. ~ tAsssAt that they wore ssss b
e.esReaia their elaefs With . pasasina
enassenssasst aDd wsrs alss pssasea
thae tAsw wses saae 70 eoatribsts u
liheualw tswarl IL edaeatioaal fsAd
Of ~ sAsseh which = ssed 70 aid =
sesv1ag ysang nea and wsosa !. 60
pls11lg 49, ASAse s1asa$sss. n
anans >ahsa Assiag ~ aay fse ~
q eese10-Ws 4laM
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
No FooIishness in Regard to
Law Enforcement. All Look
Alike to Them, They Say
DISCUSSED ROAD WORK

The city council in adjourned ses-
sion last Monday evening made 1T very
plain. if not as matter of record, at
least by the general discussion of mem
bers, that men engaged in the unpopd-
lar business of selling booze in Glen
wood Springs must do so in accordance
with legal requirements or, if they
choose to violate the law in the con
duct of their business, must do so at
their peril and need not expect any
sympathy from the council because OF
any trouble that such conduct may
bring upon them.
One of the first matters Of business
to come before the council was the
reading of a request from the Glen
wood Hot Springs and Hotel company
of the appointment by the city n
special policemen, to serve without cit,
pay. of the following employees of th'
company; Charles whitnight As watch
man Of the Hotel Colorado; JOSEPH
Hayes, foreman in charge Of tn
grounds surrounding the baths and Z
H. Weideahamner, ~ night PstrolnA'
at tie swimming pool. The request o
tie company was granted ssd the sp
pointnents were al nade.
The Application Of IL Dg'e's lods
for . license - eoadnet . Ave esa
dance At tAsir AaIl brsasAt oat II
fact thaH The eouseil I'D already n.
considerable trouble over what IL.
dssisnassa . "jit.ey"' dance, A.
tAsy aRpsaFed to b opposed - u
plaa in . general way. Tasy agreed
hswevef; te allow the Eas3ss = spssaS
sseA daaes - etsawasssy nay saly
fse hseass Sss Il ale.oe II ~ lsae
esfsA = - -. =
NleAs l1assAal l1aAsssy asssoAe I
~ a1eoneDsa - - lsae1 ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
Garfield County Brings Action to
Recover for Faulty Structure Which
Was Washed Down the River
BOND co. PARTY DEFENDANT

sheely in not putting into the piers ths
amount and grade of cement called for
in the contract.
The contract with Sheely was signed
by the board of construction consisting
of John F. Shafroth, governor Of Colo
RADIO, Charles w. Comstoek state engi-
neer, and C. X. Diffendarfer, chairman
of the board Of county commissioners,
Sheely, contractor. This contract WAS
entered into on June TO- 1910, and by
the time the bridge was completed
James Brennan of Grand Valley had
become the chairman of the board os
county commissioners.
Sheely was to do the work under GER
tain specifications, but these were mod
flied after the contract was signed and
more and better concrete was demanded
which additional service Sheely agreed
to render at an agreed price.
The plaintiffs allege that Shelly
failed to erect and construct said
bridge in accordance with his contract,
bst that - vrsasfui,y ael 4tss1Slss6.s
11y placed in ssff pfsrS 'evsese(e sa1es<1Dls
inferior quality to that called for in
the contract and that by reason of such
faulty construction, the north abut-
ment, soon after its construction, wash
ed out, settled and sunk to such an ex-
| tent that the county was compelled TO
eNpend $l,0l6.l0 in repairing same, hut
that later the other piers sunk down
to such an extent that the entire SUI
perstructure fell over into the river
and was total loss, due to the
wrongful acts of the defendant, Sheely,
in violating the terms and provisions
of his contract with the county.
The plaintiff county has made repeat
ed demands upon the defendant, Sheely
that he rebuild and reconstruct the said
bridge or pay to the county the dam
ages which the county has sustained by
reason of defendants s failure to com
ply with his contract, but that he has
refused and failed so to do.
The National Surety company which
furnished his bond to the county is
made co-defendant with Shelly.
Charles w. Taylor of this city, coun-
ty attorney, and Wheeler and Weiser
of Grand Junction are attorneys for
the plaintiff in the ease
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

building another around the hill and
just above the Rio Grande railroad
tracks on very easy grade and
through excellent road building mate
rial.
This was the plan of the county COM
missiOners wheL they located the con-
vict camp in that vicinity and the
road would have been finished long
ago around the hill to the great beue-
fit of all concerned except for the fail
ure of the commissioners to secure right
of way for same.
Upon such failure the commissioners
abandoned their program, moved their
road building camp elsewhere, built
some good roads where they were less
needed and left us to make our way
between Glenwood and New Castle as
best we could. While the Lacy hill
road is now in better condition than It
has ever been before, the fifteen per
cent grade does not harmonize with
the balance of the excellent road down
the river. In fact it is the worst hill
between Glenwood Springs and Grand
Junction.
Since the good roads spirit has been
recently aroused in this section our
people have determined that the Lac,y
hill road Of the past shall not be the
Lacy hill road of the future. By way
of celebrating Good Roads day = num-
Der of our citizens last week cleaned
the road of rocks on both sides of the
hill, thus making considerable improve
ment which, however, naturally af-
fords but temporary relief.
Since the county commissioners ha Z
grown discouraged over the failure u
their negotiations looking to n perma
nent road around the hill and thu
eliminating the Objectionable grade
efforts have recently been made to in
duce them to either build over the hill
on new survey or eliminate consider
able of the Objectionable grade on th'
present right of way.
1t has been generally believed tina
the commissioners could not be induce
to spend any public money on either ct
these plans in view Of their positiv'
ideas that the permanent road shoul,
be built elsewhere. However, the,
have been induced to order Count,
Surveyor Trumbor to survey the hill
and make a profile, furnishing the com
missioner with the data As to the bes
line over the hill and what the great
est grade will be in comparison witt
the present unsatisfaetory road, an
the cost Of doing the work. Mr.. Trum
while he has not finished his work n
has found that tie present grade ca
be greatly reduced and inasmuch a
the reed over the hill can be built 20
shout half Of what It will cost to G
sros.d it, evea though it viii not max
nearly - sosd . rod, 1t b pFobsbl
tAat tAat b tAs thing Ne viii final.
have to esos 70 AID the commissioner
are nsw asing urged - start the worl
very ssea-
NJ Pest was told this week by
Fsputabas eitissa, = resident Of Rifle
tAat - believed that every naa in hi
ssctisa II IL esaI*y whs ownel . e.
wsaA s1hsesibs tswaels . fad 70 d
away with tAs prssss4 Lazy hin !
b alss rspssssd Ases tAat naay Il u
rasehnen win esatEiAats tsaas ~
~ wAsa ~ vsek bsgins. WAsthe
H. ssssEy esaa1ssisasss win sivs u
!, Ipss1es H. lss1s1 ss1Ise - ~ aae1l
~ ~ = ~ sa1Aseins1 - s111A -
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

ure of a certain saloon to obey the
midnight and Sunday closing law and
it was here that the mayor and alder
men very clearly indicated their oppo-
sition to any v:siation of the law IN
this respect and the police Offices
were asked to notify the offending
proprietor that any further violation
would be done under penalty of revoca-
tion of license. The aldermen said
during the discussion of the question
that they were not asking permission
to violate the law in order to make y
living, and it was very evident that
they were out of Al sympathy with
others who were looking for leniescy
in that respect instead of keeping
their contract with IL city that they
would conduct their business in ae-
eordanes with city and state laws.
There was some evidence bsoa4At l.
tie attention Of tie aldermen tAAt ~
saiesa in sssseioa vas ~ ~ saly f.
fsaass In this rsspeet, but tAsy eaia -
vislatoss lsoked alike 70 tAsA, and tAay
did ~ pFs1ess te plAy aay 1nvcrisaa.
Martial NaAoasy st.1sa - ~ sssA-
ell tAat JsAa c. RisAas1ssA ~ besa
ii tAs Aabit Of carrying 60 = vfo-
latisa 4 bstA . sea4s law - !. city
ssainsnes aal tAas y ~ 1sle esipsd
- Anhs H. vsapen fssm - ~
ssuneil IA ~ sayiss -. 1kosa6 n
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

"COme for all things are now ready"
We are approaching another of Glen
wood g famous annual Strawberry fes-
tivals under conditions that are most
suspicious. All preparations have been
made for the event and most delight
full and successful time is anticipated.
Mayor Thorson at the head of the
affair and all committees have worked
together most beautifully this year and
in the greatest harmony and many new
features have been added, not included
in former programs. Our citizens gen
orally have shown lively interest in
the festival and neighboring towns and
the newspapers published therein have
everywhere exhibited very friendly
and neighborly attitude toward the big
day. Numerous maids have been Sc
lected to do attendance upon Miss
Hutchings rs queen of the occasion and
these maids nearly all arrived yestcr-
day and are being royalty entertained
at the Hotel Colorado.
The large evergreen welcome arch on
-GEAR1 AKeRnea xHGGasted And cazEiea
out by DR.. Bricker, is an added az
traction this year which will create
much attention. Mrs. Peabody, who
brings many suggestions from Canon
City which have contributed much -
their flower carnival, has been of great
aid to our general committee.
1t is expected that the masked carni-
val this year will by far outdo any
former efforts. The Maypole dance
under the direction of Miss Stillwagon
and her able assistants is feature
that is expected to make decided hit.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mayes, in charge of the
floats, has worked hard this year and
her efforts and those Of her committee
will be recognized and appreciated by
those who are fortunate enought to wit
ness the parade.
1t is believed that the music will be
better than usual for, while not As
many bands have been employed as on
some other occasions, the three that
have been engaged are among the best
in the country and our visitors will b.
well entertained in this respect.
A lively ball game is promised all
lovers of the sport at the ball park
this afternoon, the contesting teams be-
The amusements at the swimming
pool will be more elaborate than here.
tofore and there will be the additional
attraction Of fancy diving and swim
ming by Miss Mabel Fame Of Boston.
The big strawberry feed is just -
popular as ever and NO pains will be
spared to see that the visitofs are
given the best Of treatment and the
utmost courtesy in this respect. The
berries will be served at the corner Of
Grand avenue and Ninth street and thi.
work will be in charge Of Mrs. J. N
Silver and . committee Of ladies undel
her direction.
o2seaal HrsgE.A
The following Is The general peo
gran adopted for the day:
. to l0-street sports and band cen
esrts.
ll:3O-Grest parade, Queen's float
i,dustsial floats, autonobiles AID so
children.
13:3o-Ffss strawberries and eak,
served - visitors On corner Of Niatl
a.d Grad ave.ee.
s:eo-s.a ss.s. Red c'iR ". a,sa
woed Spring.
3 T. 4-Ffss bathing in psel, t.l
-raess, fancy diving. -.
3:oo-ExAibitis. Of fancy swimming
b. Min l(aAsl Fa.s sf Dustsa,
s:ee-Antsosaile .aess, sasw aai
fase. Haaass0s peisss. 1ssss .,
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19
: Sentiment (Uortb (QbiIe
=Jn Prose and Ver$e ~
MADB STARS

MADB STARS .
> If there isn't any within your sky, .
Pretend it IS there! .
Why make-believe one, swinging white and high o
Is Just fair! Q
If you put it where you II see it every night, Q
> just where the sky particular bright, o
Your is guide your steps, Alright Q
> If there isn't any sunshine in your day, o
Why put some in! Q
If you've tried to make your that way, .
Oh, do begin! Q
This sunshine makings hard, but you won't mind. .
Keep on and when it's done you re apt ind o
The homemade brand the very incest kind! Q
. Mary Carolyn Davis, in the June st Nicholas o
The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

eclseIn.e9A IL ]
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
BROADW AN.

Today regular weekly story Of J.
Eulus Wallinsford, entitled a stony
Deal"
j. Rufus Wallingford and Glackia
baN, the gentlemen crooks who are
cudcavorlng TO recover a stolen for
tune for the Warden girls. get a lit
Tie of their own medicine m "a
stony Deal" the eleventh episode of
Iathe's Nalilngtord series .Ioncs
Squibble. the man they have sched-
uled for a 'shakcdown," is a tight
fstcd old farmer and taxes tho War
Cen girls 10 cents for taking drink
from his Well Bhcllic gets in Il lam
with him and he, too. is assessed.
Then j. Rufus himself luns aflu of
Jones for driving his automobile
across his property This angers our
hero and he immediately buys tho
place for $500. He acts the part II
a mine owner in boom times and Zeke
The brother of Jones, plants a mine
on his property expecting Walling-
ford To folI' But Jones tips him
tft, expecting J. Rufus % sell him
back his property for the sum paid in
exchange for the Information How.
ever, this our hero refuses to do, ami
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
VIII BE instructed
Skin IrritatiOnS
Yield to Kam-E- E-ThOl

Kan E-Thol penetratesl Irritated
and roughened skin is quickly com.
tor,ed and healed by Kam-E-Thol.
kam-E-Thol is pure liquid prep.
aration of camphor, meuthol aud
other valuable medicinal ingredients.
A strong autiscptic, harmless yet
effective
IL can be used internally and exter.
nalIy for all infammatious burns,
cuts or wounds Try it.
Once Vou know the soothing. heal.
ing qualities of Kan -E-rhol YOU
will always keep a bottle in your
home.
Get Kan EThol from your drug
gis,. lfhe hasuo supply on hand send
Us his name and TWENTY-FIVE cents and
we will send you direct a large size
bottle, Your money back it YOU are
not thoroughly satisfied.
Insist on Notwithstanding else
can equal it. (S)
The Kamethol Laboratories Co.
heodeSha. Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

SUBPOENAS ISSUED



Frank NJ. Wooden was still occupy
ing the maNuraIty chair Yesterday an
ir.r.,.ti,r. ,,...,.,.. D.,
''''' ','''' ''" J..
~ MS 'u'''lI'H TO stand pat ulul
ordered after due process To law 10
yaraie Commissioner Tn,,,,s 7
Oui,,, ,ls, ,.... ., ,,t. .,g,.. .r ~,
gun" aus" WIS 'l nus oiiIcc all day
yesterday where he intends to stay
until convinced uc,ond all possibiity
of d,uht that ,.,. ~, I..,,.,,... i,..ts
fled with tr. ,,t,,s .,n.,,t,,.. ,,'i'.
Ncitb,r nffiriIl ,,L, ,,..,. ,,,i,.,, |"'i .
br 5istri.t ,,,,, "'' ,,,!, '",.','u ny
his r.,,n,.I ,,iIr u,, | ',,,,. '',ulu'l ,,,i,l "l
Nh, nrI., l,....,.i,,'., '''H "',r",II" 70 10
ynij ~ ~ 'V N"""N
\litba, lt. ,,...,l,, .,,..,.,,, ,..,..r,
vouId disrr,s thn,r - ..,, ,,..,..., G..'."
other chan to cNprcss - 9atcrnin5I
ton 90 keep their seats. They have
mo ic1r OF the outcome of their hear
lusS which are set for December %.
ana are confident when the truth is
forthcoming they win be wholly rN-
oner1tcd
Lawyers Statement.
Mr. Wooden is sim r,,,,r of
Tulsa" sYd n n Ar.rfIn nr r,. I.,,,.
firm Of Nlrriu A. NI.ss ,..st.r.i.',,
"Nr consider fr, ,rl.,. ,r.i.,i,,, I.,.,,
To give uu his offirr urtu ,t .',h
time as CHARGES ar1fnst hin, are
heard to be who'll. VOID and IL f.. "I,r
Intention to retain Tho nfrice min
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

TO FILL STOCKINGS


So great have the demands become
ON the Humane society that it was
necessary to add two more assist
ants Yesterday and Agent A. NJ
NcIch declared that beginning Thurs
day and continuing for the balance
of the week two more people would
nave to he added TO attend to the
wants of the poor and see that every
needy child i'm Tulsa has a real Chist-
mas.
Tho appeal in The World has
brought us the greatest supply of
clothing and bedding that we have
over had i'm our storc-room,' said
WelCh yesterday Many have
brought large bundles to the office
while the telephone has been ring
We are gathering up the garments as
quickly as we can.
We have several rigs that are
going and coming continuously bring
ing in the clothes and the store
room is about filed to capacity. How
ever there Is room for every garment
we can get and there will even be a
scarcity of good warm clothing be-
fore the winter is over.
I'VE are receiving many reports
each day of poor families who would
have nothing for Christmas IL the HUI
name society did not see to it that
they We're cared for ! am anxious
TO procure the names Of all such peo-
pie and il will not he the fault of this
societr if Santa claus does not call
on them
To Distribute Food.
The Humane society is planning TO
distribute great many Christmas
dinners on Christmas day and the
corridor leading to the Office Of Mr..
Nclch is filled with large baskets and
boxes in which these dinners will be
packed
Although the weather has not been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
HlilEIl,l!I.iiiI.z.!H!.I.I.i...I|..S!!l,l!..HI.| HlilEIl,l!I.iiiI.z
YSISlIr7RYi ~ lsE25zZIUGSsS.A II
HEADACHES

Thousands OF men and women suffer from
headaches every day. pthrr thousands have
headaches every week OF every month and stiT,
others have headaches occasionally. but not al
regular intervals. The best Doctor Is often unable
10 lni the cause OF many ut these headaches
and 800 most other eases, knowing the cause he
docs not know what viii remove it. so as tn give
permanent cure. All he can do IL 60 prescribe
Ihg usQal pam reviewers, which give temporary
relief, but the headache returns as usual and
treatment ls again necessary. II you suffer from
headaches, no matter what their nature. take
AuN-Aamuia Tablets, and the results will be salts,
factory 10 the highest degree. You can obtain
them at all druggists i'm any quantity. H., worth
% MuILh or InnIn- Az lnr A n I.LI-t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
Evening 20C-Childrcn =

extremely cold and there has been
no snow there are innumerable calls
and demands made on the society
every day. WelCh said yesterday that
his report for this month would
probably be the heaviest for any cor
responding period in the history of
the organization.
Rents have been paid, grocery
bills settled. stoves purchased and
given outright bedding and clothes
supplied and there has been no in
stance where help has not been given
TO any applicant Railroad fares
have even been paid.
Even with the additional help and
the promise of more later in the week
there will be an abundance of work
for an and it will probably be far
into the night before the last bundle
has hccn sent to the home Of some
needy person
World Want Ads are result getters.
Rent your rooms The World Want
Ad way-save time and worry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21
SICK-HEADACHES

Sick headache. the most miserable Of all sick
nCs,es loses e. tcrrors when N Tablets arr
taken When you feel an attack coming on
lAAe TWO tablets, and In many cases, the attack
VIII be wardcd of. During an attack take one
A-k Tablet every two hours. The rest aud com.
lott winch follow, can be obtained in no other
way.
Genuine AK Tablets bear the * mono.
gram. AZ all drusgi,ts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

SlulDble has TO fork over $4,000 for
II But what cares he? lie sells Il
Isht away ior $4,000. ana rather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

slIPs one over on Wallingford. Nov.
Se.tneIeSs the Warden girls get their
'o''VoV' Just the amount due them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

Rent your rooms The World Wan
Ad Way-SaVe time and worry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

Tor the Nomination OF either former
senator lHihu Root OF NeN York.
Senator John W Weeks of Na--I-
chU.rtt- OF for ex-senator Burton of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

N"-|zSISf<SZ - $50 sz~taz ~-t7aazS1S55!S3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

f. H. YOUNG, Ticket Agt.
Tulsa, Okla.
c. O. JACKSON, d, p. A.,
lip Colcord Bldg,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-21

World Want Ads are result getters
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-08-05
Miners On Strike
 At Mamie Mine

By the ketchikan papers we are informed that the miners employed at the Mamie mine, near Hadley, are out on a strike demanding an increase in wages of fifty cents per day which the company refused. This is indeed unfortunate just at this time. for the mining industry Is now j';st on the eve ot a healthy boom and tie rr of one property, Tor any length of time, will have a had effect upon the whole district. It Is to be hoped, in the interests of both the miners and operators, their differences can be speedily and satisfactorily adjested.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-08-05
Some Information
 On Anchorage

The Alaskan engineering com mission, yielding to urgentrequests on the part of the residents O. Anchorage, has given out infor- nation with respect to the future of that town from the standpoint of the railway system. The harbor improvements contemplate dredg- ing a basin at the mouth of Ship creek. to be 100 feet at the bottom anb 500 feet at the top, which will run from a point opposite the pres ent administration building 10 deep water in the channel of knik arm, a distance of some }, 800 feet. The improvements will not be made un- til nezt year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-08-05
Engineer Goes
 Up lskoot

MT. Tim Harrington, of Juneau, come down on the Jefferson We'd nesday. Mir. Harrington is an old time miner and mine operate, form erly of Montana, and was a close friend and advisor of the late Mar GUS Daily. MT. Harrington left to day, accompanied by Frederick Bronson, for the Iskoot river, a tributary of the Stikine, to look over some mining properties owned by NIT. Byonson. Peter Mccormack and others of this place. The property in question is about 25 miles up the lskoot river and is by those who have seen t to be very promising for big producer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-08-05
Married" Men Loose To Single

By score of E to 21 the mar ried" men's base ball team went down to defeat last Sunday to the
 single men. Ina game was called at 2:3o, Ralph Brown acting as official in Very satisfactory manner. The 'married'' men came to bat first and the single" " followed. The game was close all the way through and several in nines were a tie. The married" men are looking for revenge and say thev have d line up to. next that will wipe the singles" of the earth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-08-05
Jack Bjorge
 Burns Eyes

Manager J. Bjorge of the Col umbia & Northern Company is suffering from a very painful ac- cident, having both eyee badly burned by acid. The accident happened last Friday when Mr. Biorge on the company boat Ida May was making a trip 10 the West Coast and when near Shakan he went down into the engine room to recharge some costic cells, and ptcking up the Jar of acid. the top fell in splashing the burning acid up in his face. He was drenched with water as soon as possible and the boat rushed to town tor medical attention. At present he is much improved and it is be, lieved that his sight will be saved.