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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
EARTH'S ICE MELTING
Dr. Marsden Maj

pr. Marsden Manson in Science
 Recent Antarctic explorations and researches have yielded significant evidence regarding the problems of the Ice age and of the similarity Of the succession of geological climates in polar with those in other attitudes. The data secured by these expeditions are alone sufficient to establish the following premises;
 l. That Antarctic ice although covering areas several times larger than all other ice-covered areas. Is slowly decreasing iu eNten, and depth
 , Tha; the sane succession of geological climates has prevailed in Antarctic as in other attitudes,
 This impressive and conclusive evi. tence is corrobogaled by the greater and still more impressive evidences of the comparatively recent uncovering Of temperature land areas, and the progressive retreat ot the s7..~ line 70 h!gaer elevations :n temperate and tropical lati;udes and toward the po.es al sea level being far greater in Arctic than in Antarctic regions. W are therefore confronted with the con c.us.ons
 l Fha, the disappearance of the Ice age is an active present process and must be accounted for by activi- ties and energies now at work. and hat the Use Of assumptions and hy- 2o.heses is not permissible.
 ? That the rates and lines Of re- req are and have been Ge;ermined by exposure to solar energy and the tenn peratures established thereby; and by the difference in the specific heat Of :he land and water hemispheres.
 3 That the lines Of the disappear ance Of ice are not eonformable with those ot it's deposition and mark dis tinctly different exposure and climatic control from that which prevailed prior D tae culmiEation Of the Ice age.
 1. This retreat also marks a rise in mean surface temperature along these new lines. manitestly due to recently a&uguaTted exposure 10 solar radia- ten and also the Inauguration Of the -rapp;ng O. heat derived from such ex- pcsure. which process is cumulative ard has 2 r17ayir47ilrr1 mn vol cached
 The researches under the direction of Capt. Scott and Sir Ernest Shackle- ton have therefore pointed out with unerring accuracy the vital con c,us;on that the same energies which have but recently converted the gla- cial fake beds Of Canada into the most productive grain fields Of the world T:', in time convert the tundras Of today into the grain fields of tomor- row.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

ever for every ship on the long haul 10 Argentina two are taken out from Ihe shorter haul to France. II makes no difference how you figure it. by time or money. or wheat or soldiers, Every ron of wheat added to our store by transport from South Ameri- ca means double it's life-giving value to the allies in Europe.
 Oi course We mus have our bread, bu, before we eat that extra and un- necessary slice We should be carefu. 10 figure out it's cost.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

California has an Angle Worms" farmer. This was discovered a few days ago when Felix Arnold, farmer near Marysville shipped ten gallons of angle worms to Lake Tahoe. He fat tens them up on coffee grounds and bran until they become big enough to tempt fish with appetites. according to the lccal paper.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
MISS cHAFFlN RETURNS

Miss Minna Chaffin who went south some two weeks ago in charge of Dr. Myers patient. Carl Peterson. return ed home last evening on the Jeffer? son. Miss Chaffin enjoyed last Sun day at Camp Lewis and visited in Seattle week with friends and alto gether had a very nice trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

The pro-German pessimist who says he American people will not save food for those who gre fighting our battles for us in France doesn't know the American people nor in spirit be- long to them. Food stacker is his proper name.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
DANCE ART STUDIO MRS. Q. SHOWER has opened her School of
 FANCY DANCING Toe. Classical and interpretive Classes now forming
 Above The KETCHIKAN FURNITURE CO
COM IMMUNITY CHORUS

The Community Chorus which has not assembled for the past two or three weeks, is called for big rehearsal on Monday night. Mir. Williams wishes that everybody come. Eight o'clock at Redmen Hall.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
Walk-Over Shoes Field's-adv.

f food conservation is not volun- tary now it will be involuntary by and by. The food must be had There will he no need of rationing in this country if the people will be rational.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
HALIBUT FISHERMEN

If you want fresh herring of q nice size for bait, call at the new cannery at Tenakee Inlet and apply to gas boat Georgia.
 Adv. Inn
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

FOR SALE-Gas boat with cabin and iD good condition. 23h fit. long with 612 it. beam and 12 h. p. engine. Apply to s. c. Willard, at the Ketchi- kan Iron works.-adv. St
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
Dancing!

Another of those enjoyable Satur- day Evening dances by Williams Or hestra. Good Music, fine floor and a sood time for every body, at Moose
 D. n. a-dv
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
"CLEOPATRA"

The Theda Bara superroduction began indefinite the Colonial Theaer Chicago May 27h. Kechikan will be given the chance this wonderful production the time while they for weeks Ours will begin its Sunday night f arrives) for two three nghtsWatch for the
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
Ladies white shoes the Walk-Over 
POTATO POINTERS

Way not learn to boil and bake DO. tatocs well? Will these dos and don'ts help?
 Boiled Potato Dos
 Do select potatoes of uniform size Do wash and scrub them thoroughly Do Boil in the skin unless the pota- toes are old and strong in taste. To soak the potato in cold water for several hours before coking if it is o!d and shrunken.
 D oremove the thinnest possible lay CT of skin if the potato must be pared and drop it into cold water
 Do cook in boiling salted water till tender.
 Do drain thoroughly and pare i'm mediately
 70 see that all steam is driven of by shaking over the fire if necessary so that the potato is dry and meaiy.
 Baked Potato Don'ts
 Don't have your oven too hot. Don't have different sized potatoes. Don't select potatoes that are too big. Don't put them into your oven dripping with cold water.
 Don't delay in getting them into the oven-they will not hurry when the time is short.
 Don't fail to allow from 45 min utes 10 an hour for a medium-sized (6 ounces) potato.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

Mems Suits ready made sl750 10 s3-50 made 10 order s20.00 10 s5o.0o aT Field's-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

Girls, Misses and Ladies one-piece dresses at Field s-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
Baked Potato Don'ts

20 dozen Mems Walk-Over Shoes just received at elds-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
The GRAND Thursday and Friday June 9th and 7th
June 9th and 7th
Pearl of the Army

The last chapter and the howGet there early and who the Menace is claimed very satisfactorily
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
NOTICE OF MEETING

Alaska Labor Union Number Five at Deep Sea Fisherman's Hall-advtf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07
The Wild Strain
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature with Nell Shipman and Alfred Whitman.

 delightfully."- dashing story of girl who had tors of the utmost respecablybut the eighth bandit She engaged to bank president who has emnenty spectable anceorsbut the eighth pze-nghter The ninth generation springs something deenSociety circus mixed See the circus oubout clean the road house. This feature especially selected give the fitting close.-and is this years picture.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-07

Way not learn to boil and bake po- tatoes well? Will these dos and den'ts help?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
z BRIGHTON PARK.

Brighton Park zabiera sic do pra-
cy 1 urzadzi W dniu 4. lipca uroczy-
stosc narodowa jakiej jeszcze ME
bylo. Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu kom.
Pol. Towarzystw uchwalono urzadzic
m~anifestacye 1 Vice lojalnoscioWy'
ma ktorym ma ten eel zaproszeni NOW
cy, wlejs nadzieje lepszej przysz&osci
W serca Polonii, a zarazem zostanie
odczytana 1 przyjeta od~powiednia re-
zolucya.
Ateby sic wsp6lnie porozumiec, Cd
bylo sic zebranie administracyi wszy-
stkich Towarzystw. parafii it'd. dnia
26. czerwca, o godz. Smej wieczorem
W call OBJ. Conf, 4Scia ul. l Kedzie
ave.. ably utworzyt najodpowiednie1-
81, plan I tylko PREY pomocy | udzia-
lie ~wszystkich u~roczystost sic uda.
To tea kazdy przedstawiciel iowa
rsystwa .stawie sic powinien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01

mienie ME pozwala i'm ma sauze-
ME we wojsku. Komisya fe--
deralna re sedzia Mackiem ma cze
lie, rozpoczyna przessuchy W O.
bozie Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.
a pozniej przybedzie do Camp
Grant, gdzie takze przesfucha
sprawy tych zolnierzy, kt0rzy
sic zastawiaja sumieniem pred
stuzba wojskowa: DR.. Cornell
la De Bey, lekarka z biurem pnr'
S N. Wabash ave-, jest jedna 2
dyrektorek tel ligi. Jesli hg'
istotnie oponuje poborowi, dal-
sza akcya sadowa bedzie nieun'S
mona s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
IEDEN ZABITY, DWOCH
N WE .WYPADKU
AUTOMOBILOWYM.

Wczoraj Z rama ma drotzc dc
Milwaukee, 4 mile ma roludnie
cd Wheeling, ~przewrocil sic au-
tomobil z pieciu pasazerami. Je-
den z Mich zostal zabity, dwoch
! rannych, a dwoch uszlo bez
szwanku.
Szofer tego automobile, E. A.
I Perlmutter, z pnr. 1918 Montro-
Sc ave-, Chicago, tiomaczy, re z
przeciwnej strony zblizaly sic
diva automobile, z ktorych jeden
miaI tax slime Swiatla, IL go cze-
E;ciowo oSlepiiy. Starajac sic
automobile wyminac, skrecii W
tbok i wjechai do rowu, W kto-
1rym sic automobil przewrocii
Padai wtedy ulewny deszcz, kto'
IN szanse wypadku powiekszyf
~ Automobil przygnioti swym
kiezarem Moe CABRERA, z Pnr
Ih509 Jackson Blvd, iamlse kFe.
-. PrzytomnoSci ME odzyska'
70 wyjeciu go z pod automobl'
u-
I'll Pokaleczeni zostali: 1. Joseph
s2s S. Paulina III, wozny sadr
municypalnego i Benjamin Pol
hack, 1884 Willard ave. Be-
szwanku wyszli l. Joseph, z pnr
hos s. Paulina ave. i E. A. Perl
mutter, szofer, 1918 MontrOse a.
Ma miejsce wypadku przyJ1.
fhai koroner Hoffman, kt6rl
Ehieszka W Despla,nes. Oburz'
INV byi W najwyzszym stopnlu
edy mu powiedziano, re przelez
6zalo kilka antomobilow zadel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
UNION GARNITURY

nitury. lest Il uadzwycZajna war
tokc. stosnwane u kolan ro&owego
koloru, nasz $50 gatunek, m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
T
WILL o

WILL S1RAJhOWAC.
w poniedziaiek, dnia SGD b.
M, nastapiG ma strajk TELEGRAPH
stow Przeciw kompanii telegra--
~ficznej Western Union.
Kompania telegraficzna Postal
Telegraph Co ME bedzie straJ-
klein tym objeta.
OSwiadczenie o uchwalonym
strajku przeciw pierwszej kom-
panii, ktora zignorowaia decy-
Eye wojennego wydziaiu robot
niczego, ktorego prezesami So
b, PREF. Taft i p. Walsh, a kt6ry
to wydziaI zostai przez PREF.
Wilsona ustanowiony ola zaiat.
wiania sporow robotniczych pod
czas wojny, wydai wczoraj S. J,
Konnenkamp, prezes t. wv. uni
telegrafistow handlowych, Com
mercial Telegraphers' Union OF
America. Poprzednio odbyl kon
ferencye z E. J. Thompsonem,
przewodniczacym komitetu zaza-
len uni telegrafistow kolejo-
wych Order of Railroad Tele-
graphers'.
Procz telegrafistow handlo--
wych i k~olejowych, strajkowac
maja take niektorzy czionko-
vie uni eletrotechnikow Inter
national Brotherhood of Electro
cal Workers.
Wediug przewod. Thomasa,
telegrafiSci kolejowi podczas
straiku ME beda przyjmowali
zadnych depeszy zwykiych do
przesylki, ograniczajac sic tylko
0 depeszy SciSle k~olejowych-
Prezes Konnenkamp oswald
cyl, re strajk ma podwojny eel,
uzyskanie reinstalacyi 800 pra-
cownikow kompanii Western U
Mon, kt6rych kompania wyklu-
czyla mimo proklamacyi PREF.
Wilsona z dnia Sgo kwietnia, b..
r; oraz wprowadzenie w zycie dc
cyzyi krajowego wydziaiu robot
niczego z dnia 1go czerwca, b.
Prezydent Wilson w liScie oso-
bistym do kompanii prosil ia o
uwzglednienie dwoch powyz-
szych punktow Kompania pros
by ME uwzgledniia.
Prezes Konnenkamp zazna--
Ca w SVEN oSwiadczeniu, Il
walka kompanii Western Union
przeciw organizacyi telegrafiSt0w
datuje sic cd wielu lat . re Or
ganizacya Ia kilkakrotnie ape
lowaia do rzadu i zostala podtrzy
mana najprzod W Sledztwie w r.
1908, nastepnie przez krajowa
komisye stosunkow przemys}o--
wych w r. 1916, przez wydziai
piracy i przemyslu Stanu Massa-
chusettS w r. 1916 i wreszcle W
roku biezacym przez wydziaf kra
powy piracy. Prezes uni oskar
"a N. Carltona, prezesa kompanri
o ~wyrazenie sic take: ,Jesli kto-
kolwick ma bye tyranem, to ia
MIN bede.'
,,Jako Amerykanie ME many
zadnego pragnienia bye podda~
nymi tyrana' kohczy Prezes
Konneukamp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01

Ma chrzcinach u PIP. srok6w. Ia
inicyatywa X. Krupy zebrano ma
Armie Polska sumo 1926, kt6ra to
sumo ziozyli jak nastepuje: -Pado}
25c; K. Krupa 25c; Ostrowska 81;
Sroka 25c; Kuraszewska Csc; Kra-
fet 25c 1 Jozef Mordy s1.oo.
q
Stacya rekrutacyjnja W ktorej u
rzeduje ochotnik st. Lot, zosta}a pre-
niestona z sail Kosciuszko do biura
p. ]. Lotko, przy Kedzie ave 1 41ei
ul., gdzie kazdy interesowany mo2e
otrzymac wszelkie informacye; MILO
dziehcy z Brighton Park, ktorych
Jest pokazna liczba, ME powinni poz-
wolfe czekat bezczynnie, urzedujace-
mu tam ochotnikowi. ale odwiedzac
i z~apisywat sic ma lego liste, BIO go
DINA czynu wybiIa. a o~ciaganie sic
/ wykrecanie, to tylko przynosi wstyd
Polakowi. 49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01

pnHNSrK CHcAooSiI ssnis.
,.cua viecsJ drobnych Ogiosseh. aat
l,li vssystkis inne dEisnniki poakis
= Chicago rAzsm WbssA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
MIEJSCOWA,

udzieiic pomocy nieszczeskweJ G
fierze, przygnieconej w rowie, o.
bawiajac sic widocznie deszczu
- Wczoraj wieczorem czworo
osob odniosio mn.ej hub wiecc)
bolesne pokaleczenia, gdy auto
.mobil wiozacy czterech pasaze-'
row, kolidowai z tramwajem ma
przecieciu III. 65ciej / Dorchester
ave. Pokaleczeni nazywaja sic
T. Pinkerton, z pnr. 6201 Ken
wood ave-, ktory kierowai auto
fobilem; H. Evans, 5727 Maple
wood ave-, majtek re STACEY Great
Lakes, PAM H. Evans, iona jego
i PAM H. Williamson, Z Gary,
Ind.
- w trzech innych wypad-
kach try osoby odniosiy pokale-
czenia, lecz zadne z mich ME o.
kazaiy sic fatalnymi.
NOVA K PARITY
S"OCYALISTYCZNEJ. It.
w Chicago zostaia wczoraj ut
worzona nova organizacya przez
socyaliStow ktora popierac bedzie
Rad w obecnej wojnie. Orga-
nizacya ia nazywaG sic bedzie
,,Inter-Allied Socialist and Labor
League. Jej zaiozycielami So:
B. MacMahon, jeden z lokalnych
przywodcow socyalistycznych,
byly aid. w. R. Rodriguez i Carl
D. Thompson, byiy czionek le~
gislatury Stanu Wisconsin i by
iy klerk miejski m. Milwaukee.
Jak wiadomo, partya socyali-
styczna ma ~konwencyi krajowej
W St. Louis wkrotce pc wypo-
wiedzeniu wojny Niemcom przez
Zjednoczone, przyjela plat
forme, w ktorej o~Swiadczyla Sig
przeciw tel wojnie, przeciw przy-
musowemu poborowi do siuzby
wojskowej, siowem przeciw
wszystkiemu, CO ma COS wspol-
nego z wojna ~przeciwko panst-
WON centralnym.
Me wszyscy jednakze socyali-
81 platforme te aprobowali. VIE
lu bardzo wybltnych socyalistow
z partly zrezygnowaio i przyla-
cylo sic do novel organizacyi,
utworzonej wspolnie z wybitny-
p~rzywodcami robotniczymi Z
Compressor, prezesem Amery-
kanskiej Federacyi Piracy ma cze-
lie.
w kilka miesiecy potem sadly
federalne ~postawiiy urzednikow
partyi socyalistycznej W stan O.
skarzenia "a dziaialnoSc antiwo-
i nielojalna.
Process przez Il. w. w" W
porazka kandydata So
cyaliStycznego ma burmiStrza W
Yorku, socyalistycznego
kandydata ma gubernatora W Wi
sconsin, oraz kandydatow socya-
listycznych w Chicago w ostat-
mich wyboFach miejskich, udo--
wodnila trzezwiej mySlacym So
cyalistom, re zbiadzili, gdy Wi
ne "a wojne z prusactwem zwall-
Ii ma kapitalizm.
Obecnie coraz to wiecej socya-
list6w zapowiada rejterade.
G}ownem celem ligi, organizu-
jacej sic W Chicago So: popar-
Gle obecnej wojny; poparcie ce-
low tel woiny, jak zostaiy oglo-
szone przez PREF. Wilsona jaA
zostaiy interpretowane Przez
,.Inter-Allied Socialist and Labor
Conference" w Londynie; uzys-
kanie przyjecia W Stanach lied
noczonych programu rekonstruk-
cy; spoiecznej Pc wojnie, kt6ry
juz zostai przyjety przez brytyj,
,Ka partye robotnicza.
Ma razie liga iowa ME wyll-
mule sic z party. socylaistycznel,
Liga starac sic bedzie dopro,
wadzie do zlaczenia pomiedzy
.Liga lBezpartyjna Nonpartisan
League, kt6ra powstaia W Sta
mach polnocnozachodnich a no.
wa nartya polityczna. ktora zor,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-01
ice, W ktorej byi inspektorem.

iona i troje dzieci Roota mie-
szkaja W hatelu w Hammond Ind
Root liczy lat 43.
Parma Haines zatrudniona BY
Ia W studyum migawkowem w
Elgin. Root ob:ecai jej lepsze
zatrudnienie. Ma koszta podr0,
zy do Chicago pozyczyi picnic,
dry Cd swych kolegow W Ham
niond. w Chicago take pozy.
czyl $40 Cd panny Haines.
do PIRACY, ALDO DO
WOJSKAr
DIS wchodzi w zycie rozpo-
rzadzenie federalnych wladz woi
kowych, wed}ug ktorego kazdy
mezczyzna we wieku poborowym
mus bye zatrudniony W piracy
pozytecznej ola prowadzenia woj
ny, w przeciwnym razie bedzie
pobrany do wojska.
Znaczy to, re przyszia kreska
ma wszystkich wioczegow, PROF.
niakow, darmozjad6w, ma wszy-
stkich elegantow i synow Milo
nerow, ktorzy sic pozyteczne1
piracy albo zadnej piracy ME ina
Ii. Rozporzadzenie take doty-
Iczy szulerow, funkcyonaryuszy
PREY torach wyScigowych, kler-
ikow, kelnerow, ftp.
Ma rozporzadzenie generaia
ICrowdera, ktory jake nprovost
marshall" ma nadzor mad caIym
poborem, kazdy wydziai poboro-
wy wezwie ma przesfuchy kaz-
diego poborowego Z klas wszyst-
kich procz pierwszej i zbada czy
jest zatrudniony PREY pozytecz-
mel piracy, a jesli ME jest, ma
kaze mu, azeby sic o taxa pra-
&c natychmiast postaral.
Major E. B. Tolm~u, tutejszy
naczelnik wydzia1ow poboro--
wych, radzi kazdemu mezczyz-
ME we wiehu poborowym, azeby,
'jeSli ma watpliwoSc, czy jego
praca jest POLYTECHNIC, zgiosii sic
pc informacye do swego wydzia-
II poborowego.
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
- Kampania ma rzecz wojen-
nych znaczkow oszczednoScio-
wych zakohczyla sic W sobote,
lecz sprzedaz znaczkow idzie da-
lei W dalszym ciagu. Jest praw
dopodobnem, re caly Stan Hi
nois poza m. Chicago, przekro-
czyl swa kwote. Rezultaty kam-
panii w Chicago So zadowalnia-
lace, gdyz w dw6ch dniach spree
dano "a got6wke znaczkow "a
Qrzesz}o $2,OOO,OO0 Kwota ma
m. Chicago i pow. Cook wynosi
$56,O0O,O0O. Sprzedano zaS do
tychczas og6lem ma $4,000, 900
Procz zobowiazania ogolem wy
nosza $2O,OOO,OOO
- Pc miescie kreca sic dwie
oszustki, przebrane "a mezczyzn,
ktore kolektuja ofiary ma nResur
rection Orphange Asylum" Po-
licya wys}ala ostrzezenie do wszy
stk;ch STACEY, azeby oszustki uje-
to, gdyz takiego zakladu ME ma
W Chicago.
Parma Marie Klein, dozor-
czyni W szpitalu miejskiem ola
chorob zarazliwych, aresztowana
zostala onegdaj przez agentow
iederalnych, pod zarzutem wyra-
zania pogladow buntowniczych.
w Ameryce jest cd lat 5. u
rodzila SIC W Niemczech. Jel
kaucya wynosi $500. Ma bye
take cudzoziemka nieprzyja--
cielska. Podobno ME regestro-
waia sic. JeSli to prawda, be-
die internowana. Bedzie ona
n~;er,ysza kObieta Z Chicago, u
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iNY INSPEKTOR
ARTYLERYI w ARESZCIE
"a u
STAWY MAMMA.

Ralph Root, z pnr. 9olZ maple
wood ave-, Evergreen Park, kto'
ry zatrudniony byl jake fed. in
.spekt arytro DW"a)cc0ych mn
.spektor artylerii we fabrykach
Standard Steel Co. W Hammond,
Ind, stawal pred tntejszym fe-
deralnym komisarzem Nasonem
nod zarzutem u~wiedzen.a lfsto-
.letniej Betel Haines re St. Char
les, Ill. i przekroczenia ustawy
Mamma. Mai podobno bye z
mia kilka razy W hotelach chica-
goskich, przedstawiwszy sic lel
jake czlowiek niezonaty ! oble'
lcuiac jej zatrudnienie we tabry'
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-06
MARRIED IN GLENWOOD

Earl D. Vinton and Miss Josepha
Ernestine Heuschkel, both of Glen
wood Springs, were united in matri-
mony Wednesday, July 8, at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city, with Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd J. Blue as official wit
nesses to the ceremony which was per-
formed by Rev. William Pepper, pastor
of the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Heuschkel,
parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blue of Grand Valley, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wagner, Mr.. William Wagner,
Mr.. John Heuschkel and Mrs. and Miss
Gilmore, all members-in-law of the
BRIDES family, were the guests. Mr..
Thomas Heuschkel was the only mem
Der of the family who was missing and
he was sbsent only because he had An
important engagement "Somewhere in
France" and could not be present.
Mr.. and Mrs.' vinton will spend .
few weeks in Grand Junction and Coll
bran, after which they will be at homo
at the Heuschkel ranch on Cattle
creek, near Cottonwood Pass.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-06

Mrs. N. A. Glasco and daughters,
Florence and Grace, and Mrs. J. F.
McHugh and daughter, Helen, all of
Grand Junction, left Wednesday night
for their home after spending two
weeks visiting in Glenwood.
y y -
L. Florman of the F1orman Paint
Manufacturing M company of Pueblo was
in Glenwood the first of the week on
his annual business" trip. He was ac-
companied by his daughter who great
ly enjoyed the sights of our little city.
Fred Stelle has resigned his position
with the White River forest service
and is now visiting with his parents
at Delta. From there he will 90 to
the special training school at Colorado
Springs where he will prepare himself
for an auto mechanic in the war SER
vice.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-06
ROAM CREEK OIL

o. G. Anderson has been in Glenwood
this week exploiting the oil shsle de-
posits in the Roam creek country above
DeBeque. He is demonstrating the
possibilities Of the shale In the Eoan
creek and Brush creek sections and by
simple process Of distillation, brings
the oil out Of the common looking
shale in great quantities.
Mr.. Anderson is connected with the
Vindicator Oil shale company which
has large holdings on both Roam and
Brush creeks. His company has Al
ready contracted for the installation Of
distillation plant on this property
and expects to have the plant in opera.
tion before the close of this year when
he hopes to prove beyond any doubt
that there are wonderful possibilities
in the oil field in the territory ad-
jacent to DeBequs.
The Scottish process will be used,
and this is the system which in Scot
land has developed the greatest shale
oil industry in the world, and yet Mr..
Anderson declares that Scotland is not
to be compared with the DeBsqus
country in latent possibilities.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-06
JUST RIGHT FOR A DAIRY

120-acre tract, miles from town,
adjoining splendid free range. 80 acres
in cultivation; e5 acres in alfalfa. Fair
water right; good chance for reservoir;
creek runs right through the place; 4
room log house, barn and other build.
ings. Farm machinery goes with the
place. Well fenced; on good road aud
admirably adapted 70 dairy purpossa
Price e4,0o0; some tsfms 70 rsspoasi.
bic party. 4. J. DICK10N.
The Glenwood post., 1918-07-06
RE.CIAssHuED

The following men have been re-.
classified on dependency claims, and
placed in Glass l by the local board:
Francis Hill, New Castle.
Fred A. Needham, Carbondale.
Feno Martino, New Castle.
John J. Coakley, Silt.
F. H. Ballard, Silt
Anolinar sandovaI, Tucker, N. NJ.
Peter. Thome, Glenwood.
Guy E. warlick, Glsnwood. a.
Vincent Nautych. Tusblo. s,.