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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-14
RUSSIANS HAMMER
RETIRING AUSTRIANS

PETROGRAD, Aug 1.-THE south
ern flank of General Won Bothmer's
army, which was withdrawn distance
of about ten miles from the Etrypa
river line, is being vigorously attacked
in the sector of Halecz.
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Weather Forecast
For Indiana by u. S. Weather

For Indiana by U. S. Weather
Bureau:
Fair and warmer tonight Tues
day showers.
Temperature Today
NOOu ( .
Yesterday
Maximum ............... 73
Minimum ................... ..52
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Everett, Jr., ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Swick, drove to Denver in the Everett
car Sunday to spend a week or ten
days.
Mrs. s. P. Sloss and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Bates of Sloss came in Wednesday
and are registered at the Hotel Glen.
wood. They will spend several days in
the city.
f. A. Flemming, brother-in-law of
G. H. and J W. Bell, made a brief
visit in the city this week while en-
route from Minnesota to his home il
Jacksonville, Ore.
Tucker Mcclure, nephew of R. H.
Tucker of this city, has completed a
journey from his Hoosier home to Glen.
wood on motorcycle and will make
his home here with the Tucker family.
- - -
Candidates should remember that
this office is headquarters for campaign
cards, executed in the neatest style.
Also folders and other campaign puo-
licity. Come in and talk it over with
us.
DR.. Stewart received q message yes
terday from Los Angeles stating that
his father who recently suffered an ap.
poplectic stroke had shown but little
improvement and was still unable to
talk.
E. E. Fordham, Republican nominee
for county clerk and recorder, was an
eastbound passenger via the Midland
Saturday night bound for the Masonic
grand lodge being held in Denver this
week. H-
y = u
Miss Ethel johnson spent Sunday
and Monday at her home in Fruita, hav.
ing been called there by the illness of
her father. Mr.. johnson is very low
at this time and there is little hope for
his recovery.
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Senator and Mrs. B. T. Napier are ex.
pected home today from weeks 80.
journ in Denver, where they have been
visiting friends and attending the Or
ders Of the grand lodge and Eastern
Star chapter.
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Rev. Burr Q. Montgomery is in Boul.
der this week packing their household
goods preparatory to moving them to
Glenwood. Rev. Montgomery having
accepted the call to the First Presby.
terian church here.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. McGuirk were
down home for short visit and Incl
dentally to vote at the primary. Mr..
McGuirk had no opposition for the NOM
ination for assessor this trip, but never
theless got the full party vote.-Grand
Valley News.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Go to Sunday school-and stay to
church, Sunday, October, l, 1916.
y = =
Michael Griffin Of Eagle was regis
tered at the Hotel Grand Monday of
this week. ',-
turned Sunday night from the Twin
lakes mining district.
i y i
Joe Hurtzen, who is prospecting in
the Crystal river country, spent the
week end in Glenwood.
E. N. Mallery, Republican candidate
for county assessor, registered at the
Hotel Glenwood last Saturday.
y y y
Miss Gertrude Arnold left for Gree
ley, Sunday night, at which place she
will enter the teachers college.
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Wanted.-A horseshoer and general
blacksmith. BEARD & THOMPSON,
9-239-3O Silt, Colorado.
y y y
Mrs. Alice Linburg underwent an op-
Grafton by DR.. Hopkins Thursday. Mrs.
Linburg is employed at the sanitarium.
y y =
Mrs. Tom Llewellyn of Glenwood ar
rived yesterday to visit with her moth
Democrat.
Miss Louise Hammond left for Gree
ley, via the Midland, Sunday night at
which place she will attend the teach
ers' college.
Miss LaRita Collins will attend the
teachers college in Greeley this winter
and left via the Midland Sunday night
for that place.
Judge Shumate and Stenographer
spruill returned early this week from
Meeker where short session Of the
district court was held.
y y = .
D. W. Howe Of Fruita, was operated
at the sanitarium Thursday by DR..
Smits. Mr.. Howe is brother of Mrs.
John Moore Of this city.
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Mrs. W. D. Steinmetz of Denver, Is
= guest at the Williams. Mrs.. Stein.
metz is suffering from rheumatism and
ands tho waters Of Glenwood very bene.
fetal.
y = y
The ladies Of Glenwood SPRING. are
invited 10 . special demonstration Of
Universal electrical appliances, 1t Ho.
;el Colorado, Saturday afternoon, It
O'Clock.
Frank Berry came down from Sho-
hone Monday night to consult . ply.
ician. While working ON = telephone
'ole Berry fell, sustaining serious ir-
uries Of the foot and ankle. He is
Iblc to be about on crutches and no
ssting effects are expected.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Miss Inzetta shoup, who has been Wis
iting Miss La Rita Collins and the
Misses Lowe for the past week, returned
to her home in Leadville Tuesday, via
the Midland.
Mrs. R. H. Taylor is over at Glen
wood this week representing the local
Woman's club at the meeting of the
State Federation of Woman's clubs
Meeker Herald.
Henry V. Davis, Mrs. Anna Riggs
and Mrs. J. c. Schwarz left for Denver
Sunday night to attend the Masonic
and Eastern Star sessions being held
there this week.
Mesdames Lockard, Boulton, Noren,
and Miss Helen Harris attended the
meeting of the Federation of Woman g
clubs at Glenwood Springs this week.
New Castle Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vanderpan,
who recently sold their home on Tenth
street to Charley Hughes, have gone to
Denver where they will probably make
their home in the future.
Miss Edith X. johnson left for
six-weeks' visit in the East, last Sun.
day. Miss johnson secured circle trip
ticket and will visit in Denver, Chicago
New York and various other points.
Mrs. Charles s. Thomas, wife of
Senator Thomas of Colorado, is report.
ed i'll with typhoid fever at their Wash.
ington home. Mrs. Malburn and Miss
Thomas have been called. to the bed
side of their mother; t: ,t..
s." - = - r;at f.
victrolas are always in order, but
You CAM always get them when you
want them" FIN the market for one. Of
these classy machines, you ought To-
buy it now. We have: fine stock
now. ''' MAYEs BOOKSTORE.
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The Post neglected TO- chronicle the
death at Eagle last week Of John
Green, Jr., the two-year-old son Of M.
and Mrs. John Green of that place.
The funeral was held last Friday, Far
mum Of Glenwood having charge Of the
funeral Arrangements.
y - y
The Glenwood board Of education ap.
preciate = good thing whom they have IL
and voluntarily express it in . sub.
stantial way. All the teachers in the
grade schools have received An increase
Of $500 per month, over salary paid
last year. The lowest wages now being
4s5.oo per month and the highest $925o
per month. Both patrons and board
realize the efficiency Of the teaching
corps now in the schools and wish to
insure . continuance Of the came by
giving wage consistent With the s!A.dl Ad;
vanced cost Of living.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

c. B. Chaffe Of Grand Valley, was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
y j i IN
Mrs. E. c. Kingsbury is this week
visiting in Denver nd Boulder.
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Go to Sunday school-and stay to
church, Sunday, October, l, 1916.
y y =
W. H. Dean registered at. the Will
liams from San Francisco Tuesday.
y y y
A. F. Carlson of Red Cliff, is visitor
in the city stopping at the Glenwood.
y - =
Judge Noonan and son, John, "Ford-
ed' it up to Aspen and back yesterday.
H. H. Starker and wife Of Rifle ar
rived Tuesday and are guests at the
Williams.
H. NJ. and d. A. Washburn of Chica-
go arrived Sunday and are guests at
the Williams.
Vaughn Heberling was operated on
last Wednesday for an abscess of the
lung, by DR.. Stewart.
j y y
Mrs. A. G. Fisk of Trinidad is visit
friends in Garfield county. the guest at
present of the Walz family.
y y -
Mark King has purchased the trans
fer business of j. W. Brosius at 716
Blake avenue and will conduct the
same in the future. '
Brother Holmes, of the Avalanche,
is sporting round in new Overland
these days. Who says there isn't money
in the newspaper businesss
y y ~
Otto Coulter came up Monday from
Rifle to do service as a juror and while
here enjoyed a visit with his sister.
Miss Ora Coulter of the Napier store.
y y y
Miss Margaret Hetzel of the sanitar
lum force accompanied Miss Edith
johnson on her Eastern trip and will
be absent from the city about 3 month.
= y i a,
Mrs Geo. Wolverton of Canon creek,
was operated upon by Drs. Hopkins
and Clark, couple Of weeks ago, was
Able to leave the sanitarium yesterday.
i y i
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan returned to
their home in Illinois the first Of the
week. They have been coming TO Glen.
wood for the past nine years and each
year but adds to their pleasure and de.
sire to come again. .It&
y = =
Mrs. Ellis Meredith. Clement, national
organizer Of the Wilson clubs, Mrs.
c. Bradford, state supe,sats..
lent Of public instruction and number
# the resident ladies met at the home
# Mrs. B. T. Napier last week to
liscuss the situation from a democratic
-7al a'rsss .a.. ~ ,.r4.i.< ss.s =,
~ r-',.:as. 50. i.tS. sya..
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mayes enter,
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pratt and
their two children at q delightful. din
ner last Sunday, it being the occasion
of a wedding anniversary and the re-
currence >of three birthday anniver-
saries. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Maxfield were
down Wednesday from their ranch on
Cattle creek. Roy says the late rains
certainly were very helpful to the
farmers in his neighborhood and assured
better crops than they have had for
some time. #..-.'
In Leadville last Sunday Mrs. Mar
garet g. Munro, formerly Of Rihe and
Glenwood, wss united in marriage 70
Mr.. Charles T. Brockway, bookksepsr
in the Carbonate National bank. Nr.
and Mrs. Brockway win make their
home in Leadville.
Mrs. David Harper died at Eagle last
Friday from pneumonia. She WAS TO-
years Of age and had long been resi-
dent Of Eagle county. Undertaken Far.
mum Of Glenwood had charge Of tho
burial arrangements, Rev. Johnson Of
the Episcopal church conducting the.'
services. 1td't
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23
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". G. Pearson of Rifle was called as
jaror in the county court this week.
Dr. Z. NJ. Frost has removed his resi-
dnee to the east end of Eighth street.
o. P. Coulter of Rifle was to be seen
in the lobby of the Hotel Glenwood
sunday.
We have quantity of old papers for
sale. Just as many as you want for
ten cents.
Mrs. Riggs, matron of the local East
ern Star, is attending the grand chapter
in Denver.
For Sale h. p. Indian motorcycle
in good condition. Call at this office for
particulars.
Mrs. Joseph Boland of Leadville is
enjoying visit with Glenwood friends
this week.
i y y
Ds. Riddile, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Da.k Bldg.
c. W. Nitseteke of Grand Junction
was visitor to register at the Glen
wood Monday.
II Il y
q. H. Hit, travelling auditor for the
Colorado Midland, has been Glenwood
viHitor this week.
During the absence of Miss Edith
johnson, Miss Rose Erwin is assisting
at the sanitarium.
j = =
c. E. Tracy and son, Everett, pros
porous Grand Valley ranchers, were in
the city this week.
Misses Maggie and Minnie Larkin Of
Marble have been visiting in Glenwood
the past ten days.
Knowles Harris of New Castle was
operated upon by DR.. Stewart Wednes-
day at the sanitarium.
Mrs. c.. H. Biershied of Silt, who was
operated last week by DR.. Hopkins,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. H. o. wilkins of Carbondale
visited the J. G. Campbell family of
this city Saturday and Sunday
Mrs.. lem B. Brown is spending
couple of weeks in Salt Lake City, the
beautiful Mormon capital Of Utah.
y y =
4r. and Mrs. Barnwell left this city
Wednesday for Pueblo, at which place
they will make their future home.
H. V. Davis, master of the local Ma
ssaic lodge, is in Denver this week at
tending the meeting of the grand lodge.
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The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
;'eld a pleasant social and tea at the
.Ione of Mrs. f. c. Kingsbury last
h'day' Ill
8. Shain and wife left for Denver
Sunday morning to attend the Masonic
and Eastern Star meetings held there
tAis week.
VIM. Long, candidate on the Demo
cratic ticket for county commissioner,
wns visitor from Carbondale the first
Of the week.
Mrs. A. C. Remington and Miss Ella
New of Delta spent last week in Glen.
wood in attendance at the Federation
of Woman clubs.
y y -
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Shaver, Miss
Shaver and Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott drove
frsm Meeker Wednesday and were
quests at the Hotel Glenwood.
p. W. Divilbiss was chosen chairman,
Mrs. B. T. Napier vice chairman, and
c. w. Taylor secretary of the Demo-
cratic county central committee.
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Mesdames Hartman and Gilmer en-
tc1tained the ladies of the Presbyte-
ian Aid society at the home Of the
former on last Friday afternoon.
- - -
Mrs. Aplin, Mrs. Lovely and Mrs.
Richards went to Glenwood Tuesday to
attend the State Federation of Wo.
rnaa 3 clubs.-Grand Valley News.
- - -
Mrs.. Martin Rehfuss, who has been
n guest Of her sister, Mrs. Amelia
Dewey, during the summer, has re.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Frank Berry came down from sho-
shone Monday night to consult ply
sicisn. While working ON = telephone
pole Berry fell, sustaining serious A.
juries Of the foot and ankle. He is
able to be about on crutches and no
lasting effects are expected.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. McGuirk were
down home for short visit and Incl
dentally to vote at the primary. Mr..
McGuirk had no opposition for the NOM
ination for assessor this trip, but never
theless got the full party vote.-Grand
Valley News.
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

The Post neglected TO- chronicle the
death at Eagle last week Of John
Green, Jr., the two-year-old son Of M.
and Mrs. John Green Of that place.
The funeral was held last Friday, Far
mum Of Glenwood having charge Of the
funAral afran QaTnAn&a
The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23

Rev. Burr Q. Montgomery is in Boul
der this week packing their household
goods preparatory to moving them Il
Glenwood. Rev. Montgomery having
accepted the call to the First Presby
terian church here.
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Walk AND
kALAkAUA AVE.
Go ANOTHER STEP

Beach Walk and Kalakauat avenue
improvement projects viii take one
more step forward az tonight's meet
ing OF the board of supervisors. Pub
lie hearing on the plans aud specifica-
ticns aud estimate Of cost as prepared
by the engineer for Kalakaua avenue
will be held and Beach Walk prop
erty owners will have their last OPP
portunty to protest their assessments
tonight.
Dirt may fly in Beach Walk within
thirty days, if there are no delays, ac-
cording TO George VI. Collins. city en-
gineer
Work on the Pail wall and road.
which stopped when the board neg
lected TO provide for it in the budget,
will be continued II the road COM
mittee can push a resolution ap-
prcpriating $4,000 month for the
work through the meeting tonight.
They have resolved to try.
There are a number of other minor
matters to occupy the attention of the
board, and then after the regular
order a discussion of the bond issue
for roads, water and sewers, is plan
ned
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Dean OF STAGE
BHAPPY GUEST
OF OAHU PEOPLE |.


= The world famous actor, William H.
Crane, is visiting the Hawaiian ISL
ands for the first time, He came this
morning in the Matsonia. Crane is
SO years old and is playing now in the
New Henrietta" Next year he will
star in Father and the Boys"
AZ was in London recently" said
Crane today, land was offered hand
some price to play in England. But
/ told the Britishers that / was dated
for the good old u. s. A. and there
only, and would tread the Yankee
boards so long as was able to stand"
Cranes sincerest tribute to the ISL
ands was the little yarn he told about
Mrs. Crane.
"My wife didn't make the trip with
me because she dreaded the ocean
voyage" he told, and now I'm glad
she didn't. | never will let her come
for l am sure that would lose her
forever once she saw this fairy land"
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satisfied but n regard TO which we
are not able to present definite proof.
and in regard to which we think that
sdefinffe proof or disproof is not pos.
sible except by methods which might
be destructive to the dam, and 1t is
doubtful whether even such methods
would result ID any: definite knaYl.
edge. Among these methods we emu
merate: n -. s..
First regarding the water which
makes its appearance In the boggy
land on the Waikiki side of the val.
ley and at q short distance below the
toe Of The dam. we are Of opinion that
q large portion, II not all. Of this water
originates on the WAIKIKI side OF the
valley and finds It's way underground
beneath the spillWay outflow channel
through the natural earth. rather than
through the dam structure, and in the
volume in which II has appeared 1t
would not threaten the stability OF the
dam. =:
Second Regarding the water which
issues from the steep bank on the
Eva side OF the effIuent pipe, we are
OF opinion that this water comes from
(the reservoir?) through certain
porous strata which exist in the nat.
Gral earth. as was predicted by Mr..
Schuyler, and that this flow of water
in the volume in which II has ap.
peared does not threaten the stability
of the dam. >. 80 : --@.- -sr
Z. Third Having concluded that tho
concrete core wall is still a reliable
and watertight wall, We must con.
clude that the leakegae from the efflu-
emit pipe which makes its appearance at
the downstream toe OF the dam must
escape from the concrete Jacket of the
pipe at. some point below the core
wall. and since the portion Of the dam
through which this water must flow
Is made as a rock fill, with the ptir:
pose OF allowing the escape OF spring
water, we also conclude that the flow
Of this water, while und esirabie, does
not endanger the stability of the dam
Finally, We recommend that obser.
yations Of flow Of the various waters
which make their appearance below
the dam be pade over q period which
SHALL SincludA the complete range OF
depths In the reservoir, In order that
all possible information as to the
sources Of the water may be obtained
ihe observations should be taken. pre-
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NUUAN|I VALLEY
DAM PB0A0IINCED
SOUND AlDG00D
tcontlnued from page oisl

OF contentious that the dam Is nm
safe. are Francis b. (DrydocI) Smith,
chairman; B. r. Rowland. who was
resident engineer on the contract
when the dam was built; Z. J. Lord
OF the Lord Young Engineering Com
paay; Marston Campbell. now With
the Honolulu. Iron Works. former 81,
perintendent of public works. and Carl
b. Andrews, Oahu X. r. 4 L. Co. All
the committee members are outside
engineers. none OF them heing mem
bers OF the commission. The report
Is not yet signed but was presented
and viii be filed when that formality
is attended to.
The report Is, expected to he. Q big
step toward progress in the Htlle.
brand glen project. which has been
held HD because of claims that the
dam was unsafe. and that the water
In the reservoir Is impure.
Following is the report:
/. AS the committee kppointed by you
10 report on the stability Of the dam
or reservoir No. 4, in Nuuanu valley,
we submit the following report:
There are certain facts in regard
10 the dam which are undisputed, Or
which may be easily verified. Among
these we find:
1st. The dam has been in existence
fn4 doing duty Impending water for
about eight years. 5.
Ind. The earth and rock OF which
the dam Is composed show no sinks,
slides OF othef evidences Of motion.
and the dam shows no physical dete-
rforation.
There are certain items OF inforna;
ton In regard 10 the dam which We
believe TO be trae beyond question,
which are within the realm Of the
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$ 8 LAY A. URGE, educational secre.
tary of the Y. M. C. A: We can place
20 or more boys with leading firms
throughout the city through our CO
operative trade school plan. rAnbi
tipus boys will find ain excellent op
rortunity to get ahead by Joining the
cooperative trade school. r.
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tIIIIE1IIT[I1IIlG)

..-RALPH S. JOHNSTON, chief
deputy b. S. Internal Revenue; l am
using up daylight now getting caught
UP on work we had to- let slide during
the last-minute rush of taxpayers a
few weeks dgo. p H..
GOVERNOR LBCIUs !. e. PINK.
HAN. No, there will not be any. fur
.ther statement from this office con-
corning the browns Of Lih.le. The
Administrations has regular routine
to follow Ia matters OF this kind, and
this course wilf be pursued. = g
Il ~ go ---------.,tf. =
&c. K. HARRISON: 4. wish. you
Honld LET me have space to remark
that the film version Of Mark Twain S
classic, "Puddinshead Wilson, = was
the finest moving picture have. ever
seen at the Liberty theater. There
are others who also agree with my
opinion 81 :. * - ......--
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!. Tora0 Kawasaki, a graduate of the
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. College, ar.
rived in the city on the Manoa this
morning to take up his work as one
of the secretaries of the japanese 7.
NJ. C. He will assist B. NJ Mat.
suzawa In the work at the association.
Is Rawasaki was a higher primary
teacher in Japan. and later graduated
from the School Of Technology at
Kobe. Coming to Honolulu he at
tended Mills School and later took
position as bookkeeper. He was
for q time editor of the Japanese
@Brotherhoodp newspaper While in
Honolulu he was president of the
Japanese students association and
taught In Sunday school for five
years He later went to Springfield
where he graduated with honors. At
school he made the varsity tennis and
class soccer teams. - e.