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The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
HAS STATE OFFICE
IN A. L. AUXILIARY

Mrs. Sadie Korn this week received
a letter from Mrs. Vey j. Hamm, de-
partment president of the Women g
Auxiliary of the American Legion,
stating that she had been chosen as
vice president for the Fourth Congress
sional district. Although the Fourth
district was not represented at the
state convention, Glenwood Springs
has the largest unit in the district and
Mrs. Korn is well worthy of this Of
flee and will represent this district at
the national convention to be held in
New Orleans next month.
The letter also stated that Mrs.
korn had been chosen as chairman of
the legislative committee which is also
an honor.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
AUTO ACCIDENT

What narrowly escaped being a more
serious accident occurred Tuesday
morning while Bob Tanner was en- route
to New Castle in his Ford coupe.
AS he approached Hum s old slaugh-
ter house Mr.. Tanner held the wheel
with one hand and started lighting q
cigarette, but just as he let go of the
wheel with the right hand the ear
struck a soft place in the road, became
unmanageable and turned completely
over. The top Of the car was badly
smashed and Mr.. Tanner was somewhat
shaken up, but was lucky in not being
more seriously injured and none of the
glass in the coupe was broken, and the
car is now being driven again.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
1HORSON INSTALLED
As POSTMASTER

Olio Thorson, whose appointment as
acting postmaster at Glnnwood was an
nounced by The Post last week, has
since received notice of his appoint
ment as our regular postmaster, and IS
now in charge of the office.
He took charge of the office Mon
day under his temporary appointment
as acting postmaster, and on Tuesday
he was notified that his regular ap-
pointment had been made and had
been confirmed by the senate. Ollie
drops into the work with an ease and
confidence which is largely the result
of his former experience in the office
and which will no doubt mean greater
efficiency because Of tho familiarity
which comes to him from the previou.
experience.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21

the absence of specific inquiry, It
oftsp happens that the case will lay
dol hant without action until at some
tins the party in interest calls atten-
tion to the delay in adjudication OF the
case.
"The present administrat on is en-
deavoring to make final disposition of
the older cases, to the end that the
general land office may reach the
point where we may be said to be CUT
rent with our work. 1t is my pleasure
to request your cooperation in thi1
work, and to suggest to you, when you
find a case, or any number of cases
arising in your office, which have been
pending in tbs office an unreasonable
length of time, that You write us call
ing attention to the delay, with such
comment as you may think proper.
May 1 also ask that prompt action be
had on all cases requiring your CON
S1deratl0n.
81 assure you that upon receipt
such commun lea tions, this office will
endeavor to expedite action at the ear
lest opportunity.
1t is accordingly suggested that all
persons who have cases Of long stand
ing before the land department shoul[
advise with the Register and Receive
of the local land office, giving
informatio on as can be conveniently OBJ
tanned and in all cases mention if pos
sible the serial number Of the entr,
concerned. We will be glad to Civ
them as prompt attention at this offic'
as the work of the office will allow.
WALTER SPENCER,
Register
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
INTER SCHOLASTIC
WATER FETE DAY

One Of the most valuable high school
contests will be staged in Glenwood
Springs, Saturday, Sept. 30. A day Of
swimming and other water contests has
been planned. Seventy high schools of
the state have been notified Of the
contest and invited to send contestants.
1t is planned to make Water Fete
day an annual affair. In the larger
h gh schools of the state much en-
Ihasis is being placed on swimming.
The time Is not far distant when every
high school student will be required to
take swimming. This is surely an op-
perfume time to start this movement a.
M Inter Scholastic day
There Is no place in Colorado whore
such . contest can be staged to ~
good An advantage As at Glenwood
Springs. 1t will attract the attention
of people throughout tho country to
thia splendid asset Of our town.
While the first annual event may moi
sttrset contestants from many outside
schools, it il sure to interest mort
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21

company organized and coached by
William J. Keighley of Redpath Is New
York bureau. There is no better COM
edy on the stage than "The Bubble -
The zedeler Symphony Quintet is a
musical organization Of the highest
rating. Mr.. Zedeler was for many
years cello soloist for the New York
Symphony, every member of this COM
pany has been given important roles in
some noted symphonic orchestra. Betty
Booth, the dramatic soprano of this
company, studied in Europe and ap-
peared two seasons with the Vienna
opera. This single number is often
booked at $500 an evening. Glenwood
people must not feel that Mr.. Zedeler Is
Symphonic company will render a pro
gram too classical for enjoyment. He
has popularized the classics. Their
evening will be one long remembered
by all who hear them.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
County and City Officials
Name Big Haul Of Booze
Near Public Road
TWO STILLS FOUND

Last Friday Undersheriff George L.
Winters, accompanied by City Marshal
Sam Thompson, visited the ranch home
of Marion Avi, an Italian, near the
county road just this side of the station
ranch between Glenwood and Carbon
dale.
The officers found a jug of whisky
in Avis house, and then started up
what is known as the "dump" road
which leads to the mesa portion Of the
Avi ranch. Some distance up the road
they encountered Avi coming down
toward the house. They faced him
about and all started up the road
again. They had not gone far when
they met Frank Larry coming down the
hill with four jugs of homemade whis-
ky. Both men were then taken some
distance further up the road to the
isolated cabin, where the officers found
five barrels of corn mash in high
state of fermentation, and searching
in the weeds and oaks nearby they
found hose, pipes, tunnels, kettles and
the parts of two stills which had evil
IDENTIFY been used in the manufacture
of the liquor.
The mash and liquor and the imple-
ments used in the manufacturer of the
same were confiscated and destroyed
and the prisoners were brought to
Glenwood where they were on Monday
arraigned before Judge Shumate Of the
district court, charged with manufac-
turing liquor and having liquor in
their possession.
Both men entered pleas of not guilty
and they were released on bonds for
their appearance at the November
term Of the district court.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
LYcEUM COURSE FOR THIS
WINTER EXCEPTIONALLY FINE

The lyceum course for this winter
consists of three of the best attrac-
tions put out by the Redpath Lyceum
bureau. The talent selected for Glen
wood Springs is such that the signers
can absolutely guarantee the quality
of every number. After much discus
sion last year it was decided that a
lvceum course for this year should be
selected with a view to giving Glen
wood as fine talent as can be had by
Grand Junction Pueblo, Trinidad and
the larger cities of the state. With
this in mind course with but three
numbers and costing $3.50 is contracted
for. The course tickets will be tho
same as last year, SO for adults and
81 for children. This low price cannot
meet the expenses unless there is an
advance sale of at least $50 tickets
Every effort will be made to place this
number Of tickets before the beginning
of the course so that there will be no
embarrassment at the close of the year.
The Lions club and progressive bust
meas men of the city are behind tho
course for this year. The schools will
assist n every way possible in selling
tickets. The churches and various or.
ganizations of the city will all be So
licited for aid in putting on a three
weeks campa ign for sale of tickets.
Glcnwood Springs should each year
have few attractions that will give
h gh standard of measure for all en-
tertainments. Tho committee is conf
dent that it has that in this year 5
course.
The first number this year will be
the Montague Light Opera Singers.
This company has splendid reputa,
tion for the rendition of scenes from
1.-THE serenade," "Robin Hood, y
l"Pied Piper" "The Mikado," )" "Ths
Red Mill" "Madam Butterfly" and
"a Japanese Romance. All Of these
are given in costume, and with fin
ISL that only artists can render.
IN second number is the famoui
thres vt comedy by Edward Locke
"Thel NRble." "The Bubble" car
ries Nstory superbly acted hy
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
DEMOCRATS ELECT CHAIRMAN

Last Sunday afternoon the Demo
cratic county central committee and
candidates met IN Glenwood and Sc
'ected their officers for the next two
ears, choosing James Brennan of
Grand Valley in place Of Fl. o. Switzer
who has served the past two years as
chairman of the committee, but who
declined reelection.
c. W. Taylor was unanimously re-
elected as secretary and Miss May
McReavy was chosen to succeed herself
AS vice chairman, thus completing the
organization.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
Hold Interesting Session To-
gether Resulting in Better
Road Plans for County
MORE STATE MONEY

Major l.. d. Blauvelt, chief engineer
of the State Highway comm ission, R.
FL. Higgins, superintendent of mainte-
nance, VIM Weiser of Grand Junction,
Western Slope representative, H. l..
Jenness, district engineer, and Mr..
Baker, district superintendent of this
section, were in Glenwood last Monday
and in the evening held an interesting
conference with the board of county
in this section.
The meeting was somewhat animated
at times, and all parties interested were
quite outspoken, and free in giving
their views as to the manner in watch
the highway work in this area has been
done in the past, and the needs of this
section for the future.
After the matter had been threshed
over very thoroughly and frankly, the
members Of the commission expressed
themselves as being well satisfied with
the work in which our commissioners
have co-operated with the state, except
few miles on the lower end of the
Rifle Meeker road. This work will
probably be very much improved in the
near future, or at least some time next
season.
AS = result Of the conference the
state commission will allow this county
$3.50 without any offset or restric-
tions on the county. This allowance is
made principally on account of the un-
forseen and unavoidable demands made
upon the commissioners by way Of
cleaning out the highway near the
Eagle county line as a result Of wash
ms from the sudden storms in August
An allowance was made for $1,000
more on a fifty-fifty basis, this to be
expended principally on the Rifle.
Aeeker highway. This makes about
| pS,OOU W POJuoU mOIc tuhh tuc COmIuib-
sio. had previously agreed to help the
county, and naturally our commission
ers feel grateful for the visit Of the
state highway officials at this time,
and we'll pleased with the happy out.
come Of the conference.
Major Blauvelt is going over the
state for the purpose principally Of
making personal inspection Of the new
work under way, but nevertheless he il
not overlooking the maintenance fen
lures.
The state commission has been asked
by Garfield county for state appro
priation of $4,000 for road work fol-
next year, and this allowance will b'
contingent upon the ability of thu
state to sell her road bonds, but it il
not believed that there will be any
difficulty along this line.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
schools every year it is continued.

schools every year it is continued.
Gold medals for the boy and girl
winning most points have been put up
by the Hotel Colorado company. An
appropriate cup will be awarded to the
school winning the greatest number of
oints in the events of the day.
Everything will be done to make the
day a real treat to all visiting contest
ants.
Below is Fl ,Ouncement sent to
:, aooisty the state:
~ Glenwood Springs, Colo,
September Is, 1929.
High School water Fete Day.
The first annual High School
"Water Fete Day" will be held at
Glenwood Springs, Saturday afternoon,
September Both. The below scheduled
events are open to all high school
students of the state.
High schools are asked to send in
names of contestants by Wednesday,
September 9th, so that free entertain
ment may be provided. All contestants
will be admit tied to the pool free. Gold
medal awards will be given to the in
dividual boy and girl winning most
points in the contest. A cup will be
awarded the winning school.
Glenwood Springs has the largest
out -of-door, hot mineral water swim
ming pool in the world. The tempera-
ture of the pool will be right. Every
effort will be m..de to make it day
long to be remembers ed by all visiting
contestants from other high schools.
Contestants will be divided in four
groups:
|. Bows unde. sixteen years of age.
.. Girls under sixteen years of age.
8. Boys over sixteen years of age.
4. Girls over sixteen years of age.
Events for individuals of each
group:
l. Forty-yard Dash-Bank to bank
'iCIoSo pooi.
.. Thirty five-ya.G SWIM on back.
| 3. Distance Dive.
4. Best Form Dive-Five dives
5. Wading Contest : Thirty five
yards.
Special events:
l. Boys Free for All-Across this
pool.
2. Girls Free for All-Across the
pool.
Teams of five:
l. Boys Log Race.
2. Girls Log Race.
3. Boys Relay Balloon Race.
a. Girls Relay Balloon Race.
Points: AS this in the first "Watel
Fete" team work will not be included
for cup trophy, unless asked for b,
visiting schools.
First-5 points; Seconds points
Third point.
Kindly let us know at once If you
school will participate.
Send certified list Of contestants be
fore September 9th.
Yours very truly,
w. D. BLAINE,
RAY MOOREHEAD, Supt. School
Athletic Director.
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
RIO aRANDE TO IMPROVE ROAD

Denver Sept. 19.-The Denver L
Rio Grande Western railroad, which
serves a large and prosperous section
of Colorado, will be brought thorough
ly up to date and will be put in shape
to handle increased freight and passen-
ger traffic, Receiver Joseph H. Young
promises, If his improvement budget is
authorized by the United States district
court. Receiver Young yesterday pro-
scnted to the court a budget calling
for the expenditure Of $23,792,51S for
improvements and new equipment.
Hearings on the budget were held
before Special Master Cass E. Herring
ton yesterday aud will BE- continued
The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
SEEKING PROMPT DELIv-
ERY OF PATENTS

Editor Glenwood Post
Sometime ago l asked through the
newspapers Of the district that persons
whose patents had been unusually de-
layed should confer with the local land
office in an endeavor to get early ac'
tion and delivery of these patents. In
an endeavor to overcome delays in all
matters pertaining to land office bust
ness, the department has now ISSUED the
following circular:
"Among the thousands Of cases han
died each year by the general land
office, it occasionally happens, ever
with the greatest Of care, that fina
action is delayed in connection with
cases because Of the files becoming
misplaced. In such an occurrence, il