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£ p t A b | f, as tic Meeting Held Last Even- _. Ing in City Hall. Organization of a Young Men's Re publican club was perfected last even- Ing at an enthusiastic meeting in CIty op Company t with articles for their hall auditorium by the election of City Judge Beckwith as president; Romney C. Patterson, secretary, and A. C. Taylor, treasurer, Committees are to be named by Judge Beckwith to draft by-laws for the organization and to arrange for a ' clambake. There was a goodly attendance of the young Republicans of the city and all showed a decided interest in the plans. The privilege of the floor was accorded to those who sought infor- mation concerning the scope of activ- ities and all entered into a general discussion of the subjects brought up. Numerous suggestions were made for the consideration of the commit- tee which is to draft the by-laws and it is expected another meeting will be held the latter part of the month for the consideration of the report of this committee. . By his remarks Judge Beckwith in- dicated that the club is being organ- ized for political purposes. but with the idea of creating and maintaining interest in the Republican party among the younger voters and those wbhout to become voters. The question of affiliating with the Hughes Allance as a club was brought up and Judge Beckwith, who has received an invitation to become a member of the general committee of the alliance, was requested to com- municate with the secretary of the alliance to ascertain whether the club as a body can become associated. The following resolution, endorsing the candidacy of Hon. Charles Evans Hughes for the presidency, was adopted: \Whereas Hon. Charles Evans Hughes, a native of this city, has been nominated by the Republican party as its candidate for the office of president of the United States, be it \Resolved That this club, repre- senting the young Republican voters of the City of Glens Falls, mindful of the signal honor conferred upon a na- tive of our city, and recognizing the distinctive services rendered by Mr. Hughes to his state as its governor and to his nation as a member of the highest court, and sensible also of his splendid and unusual equipment for the performance of the duties of the exalted office for which he has been named, does hereby heartily endorse and approve of such nomination, and does pledge its most sincere support in aid of his election.\ At the conclusion of the business session all of the young men became acquainted with each other and the wbject of the club to create unity among the young Republicans was given a good start. The meating was adjourned subject to the call of the president. MISS MARGARET BASKIN RECEIVES MANY GIFTS A complete surprise was given Miss Margaret Baskin at the Houghton fac- tory Wednesday afternoon. She was called to the desk when the employes showered her with white roses, fol- lowed by a variety shower, including cut glass, linen and many other use- ful gifts, the occasion being in honor of her approaching marriage -Cobles® isons (Z, _—,Qfili‘gersfll EléGied at Enthusias-| Will be Forwarded to Mission, Texas, by Homer Dailey, 'Enterprising Tobacconist. square tobacconist, has hit upon a novel scheme for providing members comfort and enjoyment while in, camap at Mission, Texas. 'Poday Mr. Dailey placed a 'bartel Graped with the American flag in front of his place of business and on the barrel is a card bearing the words, \Remember the Boys of Company K, What will you send?\ All packages which relatives or friends of the members of the com- pany wish to have forwarded to them may be placed in the barrel, and Mr. Dailey will send them to the boys at his own expense, Purchases of to- baceo, cigars, cigarettes, pipes or oth- er smoking supplies made aft the Dai- ley store will be wrapped for forward- ing and sent free of charge to whom- ever the purchaser may desire. To start the ball rolling the man- agement of the Bailey Music rooms in South street contributed a victrola and a half dozen records, and Mr. Dailey gave a quantity of cigars, cigarettes and tobacco. The manage- ment of the Bailey Music rooms an- nounces that records purchased to be forwarded to the boys in Texas will be placed so as to be sent without be- ing damaged and forwarded free of charge by Mr, Dailey. That Mr. Dailey's scheme has met with the approval of the people of the city is indicated by the large number of packages which have already been deposited in the barrel and as the plan becomes more generally known the contributions will be greatly in- creased. FRUIT GROWER IS A VISITOR HERE Frank Slack, formerly of this city and now of Wulfert, Florida, was in this city yesterday on his way to New York. Mr. Slack at the presert time is owner of a large mercantile and fruit business in Wulfert, and he also possesses several fine grape fruit and orange groves. Mr. Slack, for many years resided in Rutland, Vt., leaving that city about five years ago, locating in Glens Falls for a short time. In September, 1913, he left Glens Falls for Wulfert because of his wife's illness and has been locat- ed there since. Mr. Slack has spent considerable time in South America in the past three years and is often located in Tampa for several weeks at a time. He | expects to return from New York to Wuifert in a few weeks where he will promote a new mercantile business that he has recently purchased. BUILDINGS WRECKED BY GULF COAST STORM WASHINGTON, July 8.-The war; department foday received an official (dispatch from Fort Morgan, Als., thir- ty miles from Mobile, saying that the Gulf coast hurricane wrecked a num- ber of buildings and the wharf at the fort, and that a yacht and nine yawls were lost. The amount of damage at mobile was not mentioned. The dispatch stated 'hat no lives were lost at Fort Morgan, and the sew- er and water connections were intact. Enough buildings remain to house the 39th company of Coast Artillery sta- tioned here. The yacht lost was the Homer Daily, the enterprising Bank BLIND TO HOLD >- SALEAT FOmERs Will Continue Throughout all of Next Week-Patronage of Public Solicited. The TriCounty Association of the Blind, co-operating with the New York . Btate Commission for the Blind, will- conduct a sale of articles made by the blind at the B. B, Fowler store during the entire week, July 10 to 15, and everyone is urged to visit the disploy and support the great work. \Week for the Blind\ in June of last year at- tracted general interest and supplied very welcome checks to a number of slightless workers, not to mention the Mberal education the exhibit afforded local patrons; but this year the dem- onstration will be almost entirely by people of our own community, men who, before their misfortune, worked side by side with many of us, and the lesson of bravery and pluck that it will teach will be personal. The most con- spicuous features will be the broom- making and rug weaving by men from the local worshop, but the variety of altractive needle work cannot be over- looked. A number of ladies have volunteer ed to act as salesladies for certain days, and a chairman has been appoint- ed for each day, Certain entertain- ments have been planned for evenings of the week, in order to replenish the meagre treasury of the association, whose ambition is to give an increas- ing amount of assistance to men in the local workshop. DAVIS IN FULL CHARGE OF COMPANY K ARMoRY Enlistments Will be Received Each Monday Evening in Two Classes. roper cours Captain Loyal L. Davis, who is in | charge of the local depot detachment. has been assigned to take full charge of the Glens Falls armory ,by Major Kemp of Troy. Every Monday evening, from now on, enlistments will be received for either Class A or Class B service. Cap- tain Davis has also been given author- ity to employ a physician to examine recruits. «. All members of Company K who were left at home or who have been rejected from doing service with the company automatically become mem- bers of the local depot company in} Class B, which is state service. FrPd-l erick Aaron Wright of Hudson Falls, ) is the most recent recruit enlisted. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE AT THE ARMY CITADEL Evangelist George B. Locke tomor- row evening will conduct an evangelis- tic meeting in the Salvation army del at 8 o'clock. Mr. Locke will preac one of his greatest sermons in his characteristic Billy Sunday manner. He does not imitate Billy Sunday yet he is much like him in manner and ex- pression. He will also take part in the out door service at 7-15 o'clock in Bank Square. Mr. Locke has decided to make Glens Falls his home. LOCALS AND PERSONALS Mrs, C. Miller of Diamond Point passed today in this city. Miss Kate Marsh of Lake George shopped in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Burhans of War rensburg motored here today A. S. Simpson of Bolton was a y \ THE CLENS FALLS TEMES AND MESSENGER, SATURDAY EVENING JOLY ® r (6 offa 114 Time! Time has demonstrated that a spade of a certain width digs easier and faster-with greater efficiency Scoop-shovels in gardens are of little service. And a crowbar for spading is a worthless tool. The one is too wide- the other too narrow. The right medium is the efficient spade. Experience-the best of practical and scientific motor experience-has made convince ing the logic of the Twin Six. We have put two power producing factors where there was only one before. In reducing the size of the cylinders by half, and multiply- ing their number by two, we have developed a better bal- anced, more powerful, lighter, sprightlier motor,. And we have reached the point-the point of the greatest motor efficiency. More cylinders would be use- less. Fewer would not give maximum service. That's why the Twin Six has been the greatest Packard suc- cess-time-tested by six thou- sand delighted users-your logi- cal car-now. - Prices $2750- $3150, upward -f. 0. b. Detroit. Ross-Ketchum Company, Broad- way next to Convention Hall. Ask the man who owns one a koen pie act business visitor in Glens Falls today. Miss Beatrice Palmer Bannon is visiting in New York for several days.; Harry Young and children have re-] 31mm from a visit in Fair Havel»; t. kill Times. = Miss Baskin formerly resided in P38¢ a this city. P ~- mannn OBITUARY ANNUAL BANQUET OF , Allen Calhoun, Mrs. William Mitchell of East Lake! Tl The funeral of Allen Calhoun was 2s ALUMNI ASSOC'A ON held vesterday afternoon. 'The Rev. dGaigrge, was a Glens Falls visitor to-! ces Dr. David A. Solly officiated. Burial ups At the Halfway house yesterday was in the Glens Falls comotery. Mrs. A. J. Judson and Miss Ruth e ez roman mle ant $ '#\ & ‘gcfifihem of the Fort Ann High | Peabody of Diamond Point, shopped in| == = an eames --== ~ {4 \B& co Klim H nEnar is t y p ae aC ole iBe Dube e Ze ie ae eae ae aBaB aleaZeal aie aTe aele 10s ae aS ttn oe aTe ae cts ats Te stn 00000020 2 00401001186 ee aP e bog flag—01m assoriation enjoyed | , - oN The DEPOT LINE pany thfir2?t§jgii?'HQmer and ars. a. 3. CONTROL OF JINFANTILE RELIEF PLANS WILL BE go } o tf at jo}, Addresses The Hudson Valiev Railway compaB¥ op tn. - mA * a ( Eitv’afi Yfiiszyfiiffig Eastman of Fort 'this morning placed a small opén car Egylrgnthg £3le George, passed w'j PARALYSIS WELL lN HAND DISCUSSED THURSDAY 15: é i D. J. Baker of For, Aust Suffalo and . in sorvice on the depot line. Other cars \Ju 0h ,, Montreal. Can.! L_ B 5 : | business megling Mmfiwfiflfingl the of the same tvpe are being remodel®4};, , puest of his uncle, W. C. Palmer. - ALBANY) N. Y» July $. -According| - Thursday evening at 8 o'clock a}# nts was ele ted vice Qrésiedxé 'h_C1e;_m- and painted and will be placed in ser- Sagamore street. 'to Dr .F. M. Meader of the State de-} meeting will be held in City hall for ke \ f . Mabel Lewis, secretary “(17311515 vice in the cross town lines. Miss Frances Starr and sister, Mrs ; partment of health the control of in- the purpose of making arrangements|4 | d Margaret Sheldon, Dane\ - Cladwell, who are passing the sum. fantile paralya's is now well in band.| for the relief of families made depend.] Mt & , , | i ng was enjoyed after the busing; p opening of the new Cafe with {_ at Diamond Point, motored here, Two additional cases were reported ent by Company K being called to war 4 Liffle remembrances from home will fend Co | session. - hase cabaret and “flung—G25“ today. _- ' today, one in Hudson and one in! duty. The meeting will be called under|4 wold Tavern, make life mote cheerful for our gellan}t soldier boys. WHAT WILL YOU SEND? Miss Mary Moynihan left on the Ardsley, Westchester county. the auspices of the committee appoint- Pe erate & R uate 6a 00,000, 00,00, e 00. a noon train today for Brooklyn, wher Using the population of children un-/ed a short time before Company K t“’”'“‘“‘“’\’”’“‘“‘\‘“'“’“'“‘“’“‘“’“‘\‘“‘”\‘°”0”0\\\\0'fiweiyrzfi:”:“:g M nun. ete Ace she will be the? guest of Her cousine’ der the age of five years as based up» departed for. the front. The members & B | Torun J. O'Leary. ' on the federal census of 1910 as a|of the committee are George A. Pater Miss Catherine Toohey has return COmParison the number of cases of in- son, D. J. Hogan, D. P. DeLong and|& 5' FJ h : mow : Try this on the f s ? ? ' ; p | 1.' fantile paralysis in the State shows al Captain Loyal L. Davis. At this meet- g: f & . . $3 ff i ‘legwitgggezigfimvatfil affiufifrrvmwlxeénfizlfi percentage too small for statistical es-|ing permanent arrangements will ba''% Relatives or friends who wish to send arcticles fo l? Z\ien, Ridge street. \ * ~ |fimates, Dr. Meader says. made for the care of all dependent 4 to any member of Company K may place them # 3 G es ays E &, Miss Rachel Harmon of Buffalo, who, The number of rases of the malady families and persons, ka P a 1» # | # d %\is a Suess of willis bodge. ' bay! outside the metropolis as reported to- a tea to [€ securely wrapped and addressed, in the barrel in p # \AB Dasted last evening in Bolton! G2Y is 46, an increase of two since $3225 thee now $255. 36 tres oe & front of our store and the same will be forward- ks *® a guest of Miss j . yesterday. ; a ka \it and: Mrs. T;E§$’~i1s1izlfiffig?fdmfi ° Although the situation is serious| $2.25. $1.50 tires for $1.25 while they | £ % A cold shower, a ed at our expense. 4 > 4 Wing Street and Miss Aus r in the|last .J. Silverman, Prop, Waiting & 6 4 4 leave 18s Anma Hill will| there is no cause for alarm in the|last .J. » *+ Paik s # w px Clea“ Shave, freSh hfl' os eave COMorraw for a week's au spread of infantile paralysis, Dr. Mead-| Station . & d (* & \ i en, a Knitted Sport || Ilm o o _L |f - Ful LNE or smokers suppurs | $ |. } f s #)\ ; Aly ' # . . ; - 4 £- [ £ en, a til. € por 5!\ ' aren: Marna end\ ofp and cht| ___ __ ~ __ Cigars, Cigareltes, Tobacco' Humidors, Pipes, . 4 A g | X C oat, Whit e F! an“ egi ”x g: t morn ing for Brandon, VL.. figsfi. $13 é?.~,~¢n2~2~2~2~3»2u2~2nznznznzngap-t»?otnzutwyzoezututuloé0.~:'°.“.».“2m~.“.“.~.“.0\fir.“fimmw hrs g: g: C an d y. é: § ; | 4 T . * W1— ° ?\ g\ xliefixggfiisa few days as the guggts\§ {BURLl 9 \ VI BANK it“; Inspect our Premium Depot. 2:5 $10 |» Si: - rOUSGl‘S and lite * 259 (lg/[TS 1fwd G. Fielding and son. Rich-, g; ‘ R . b ® ‘i‘ 3: é: e F ka R .3 wiard, who are passing the summer at' 4 ' a - - d ; pl. g: LOW Sh‘Oes -- YOu H 4, Harris Bay, Lake George, and guest. :§' INCORPOT s |a H o M E R D AI LE Y t # «»| Mrs. Charles Thornton of New York, & - \ ;PORATED 184 AET - ex) too, O. 2 WOHdET where all the FA mcgored £0 this git-ykgwdasgrr Jenld | & SFE WH AT A S AV a RIDGE and WARREN STS. . GLENS FALLS # 5 . - ao *T 3 on. Lyman Jenkins, Mrs, Jenkins | # &. AL | ¢ « # |& a Te ' # 4] and daughter, Migs Rachel, Miss Hal-1.5: * Tos INGS BAL‘K AC # & We ai on with every purchase. United * - § * breeze comes z I . Fils e give a coup TDP & {l $, Tom. x fem Cameron, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. q# COUN %, Fakes - d & - | £ Z| H Clements leff today for Basin Bay, # u T MEANS: 2) % coupons redeemed. # . p. t « » #) Lake George, where they will spend | 4 - *|* Prati oats ta ts cheats cect ds °C i g: we have a dandy & Saturday. ' y P | & A rainy day protection. Ii: (note Ae Zea rie BeBe aBaale ole oe ae Be acl le Be aBeaBeite ae tee obs aZe ate ate at its rts 19s ts ate ate ste t m eog s r bas . & 1 _ Mrs, H. Connor, Mrs. J. Smith and | Z . . & .- e nassau [s + line of Stmm er z | daughter, Miss Alicg Smith, and Mra. ) & A life insurance policy. a * wom 4 I j of & do M. Brown and son, Ronald, of Corinth *g* A si ck b £ t 23. 0:u:0q’“:“‘“:“:“:”:\:“:“:“:“:“o“o\0”.”0“'\‘“0\0“0“*“‘“‘»0‘.‘”‘.\“'“'“‘“°“‘”’ erie tot 0“¢“‘“‘“°”~“~“‘“¢“¢‘3 ' hos 4: Clothes and Furnish. ‘2‘ were Glens Falls visitors today. Miss | & S1 enelit. $2 fi‘ a ( ¢ } g , 4g: R Ii: gig; Smgsoggét‘betrgetguefl of D. |4 A safeguard against accident. ‘f s A R A o G A C A S IN 0 # [ sile hos > I oj a - 5 5 * L [4 m R X b tt 't -- f ings for Men and a Pee & Anolda ; AH I «4 a . # - . F ge pension. aE . . . - , & 4 e E: g # BATTLE IN PRroGohEss. , .§: P g: 4 Under the Management of the Biltmore, New York City. is | f Boy's . | _ BL PASO, Texas, July $ -A ter .f A funcral fund. Al% _ - ' #00 . a ® . | & # rife battle between 800 Villistas and Z , = , , # 3: I 16 CBHHTET ye , oe s¢ tL £ zoolgogagaga cavalry is In progress | # - $1 will start an account. Write for further information. % f [p) a IND % | '- CAL AT - R &) a 8 listance south o nes. | & Ll £ tt C ~ ~ . do . 6 TRM . . 4 , «|The battle began early this morning. | % =* 7 =-- P 4 : bo -- EIU L, MAY A 2X\ o e mpl : . . MDE |- Reservations by Phone 457 Saratoga. f e EN GLAND ER S \ ¥ th #! This informffiimnI was officially givenlfi; C. P. Smith, President F. W. Ward, Treasurer '$ $ DANCING Ey Fl ate NS DAILY € -of GLENS FALLS, N. Y, £ Elin’iié‘ifé’? \by (4122321 8312155152; & F. W. Perry. dent E. S. Isham, Assistant T $$ PANCing Every EVENING AND AFTERNOONS DAI & uds b I; ; y \ Tal «0 6. + \y. Vice-Presi . 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