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THE CGLRZN3 FALLS Tails AND mBSSX NGR R, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY & nicate ramon - E he Glens Fails Times . CL v' R - - - R , «re 2 s f caeyruln® ({sieest Sunday) for the City o Salty gaan Habis, v5)? tike coones, bouth %. 3:11}? }¥“~““§§§§i§§£fiu ny of the above placas ex- ssd Falls. 0% m. COK@T® President and Treasmrer, ' V. FURNESS, Vice and Gen. Mgt %> *< * nt\ cag reap ningen ome \2 y 0 * a 1.0 -- nawms or \- \ +> - By Carrier M DMT 2 aa aap e ea ea ea ee a e we bee n ee tinh t 'Bix Month® ........}> g hreé. ....... Month [ifingle Coples cen n> nnn *** Rates Made Known Upon \ cxtion Office. PUMLICATION OBFIOCE, Glens Folis, Business Office Telephone W NOFK CO1 2... . .es ek eme 6k mn n ne en enh n n* 99 * Bditorial Room Telephone ane re asec er cnr e peas as +1054 Application at PublM« N. Yo a ee 6k a 2 1058 New Cork GO. 9999 n* R L122 thaln papers > s who fail to recerd Eggsifgg‘fvfi? fifigfisfig by sending immediate notice to © Ti ho fall to ©\ Subscribers to The Times w A a convenigfit locality, or on any train, 'by notifying this office. receive their papers will greatly oblige {INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT GLENS FALLS , bie wrowr er 5 \business centre of Northern New ' {= qugggy 1351‘s? begfiful residexafifiln tzuds‘azttxgéagauiflgégflfig 1 if’fifinalfi$€§1?§§?1¥h§°fi°efi°aigfink‘z Géorge, on the border of 1 *the magnificent Adirondack country. It the ling © o cite, populatign of lei1 ageilttligfigéfiéos? ikzoggofa'ted | *fh a radius of ten miles, e s narter received in 8, and the first city charter ' 3235303 vgfiggfifi $33 an altitude of 350 feet abnvt; thetsea.it *y a NDED INDEBTEDNESS-The latest city a %&E§u@?'sfi%5 per thousand, the County $11.00, and tilt-1.5 ~.' -+. School rate $9.60, The total assessed valuation in the c ly 100. 4s $9,258,805. The bonded indebtedness is $207,850 of which :.. .\ $60,000 is water bonds. is b ht in from mountain \_ WATE -Pure water is broug wag? {$5352 £2 miles from the city, by the gravity system, making a cheap, adequate and healthful water : + qupply.’ 'A 419,170,000 gallon capacity reservoir holds the ; ' reserve supply. The plant is owned by the city, and is « operated on a paying basis. r a st i & & miles ~ BTS- re 12 miles of paved streets an m ' figfigada’ffiefitfi length of streets 48.1 miles, sewer mains - 85 miles, water mains 37 mug. nai has b leted Pi ICE-A new Federal Bu ng has been complete ?%§Tg¥£5t of about $80,000. The annual postal receipts &mount to $59,115.01. FoLICE DEPARTMENT-Total number of men, 10, EIRE PEPARTMENT-Number of men, paid _and volunteer 584; Thepdepartment is one of the most efficient and best equipped in the state for & city of this size. The apparatus ' includes a new modern automobile truck. ¥ VALLEY COMPANY-Capital, $2,000,000; number I 32,5931? employed, 450.Lmtles of track operated, 112. NNCH-PRUYN COMPANY-Paper, lumber and lime. faflgtcik, $3,000,000. Faper milis, lime kilns and lumber ' ''mills occupy about 50 acres of ground. Company operates only black marble quarry in the United States. Fourteen ' jarge buildings, including paper mill with output of news- ipaper equal to that of any individual mill in the world. Owns fleet of canal boats with repair dock, Employs 460 *~ men. One of t®e largest individual owners of timber. lands in Adirondacks and anada,. Employs 618 men Also conducts retail coal and grain Capi- Jumbering operations. , business. '~ FALLS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-2fth -year; hundreds of homes bullt by its members Assets, $498.778.65; dividends credited and reserve fund, $#1.- 034.65; members, 1,074; holding, 9,758 shares. Borrowing members, 267; nom-borrowlng, 807. Female shareholders, les. * ~563, { <- @LEBNS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY-Fire insurance. poss Sixty-seventh year; capital stock, $500,000; total cash as- * sets, $5859.046.44; total labilities, $3,605,737.14. Net sur- plus over all liabilities, $2,254,209.30. GLENS FALLS HOSPIPAL-One of the most up-to-date in \the state, erected ata cast of $150,000. Glens Falls Train- _ dng School for Nurses, operated in connection with hos- - F pital. County Bacteriological Station. \ GLBENS FALLS HOME FOR AGED WOMREN-Located in 'Lower Warren street. One of the most up-to-date In state. GLENS FALLS PUBLISHING COMPANY-Largest and best pricting plant in Northern New York.» Specialists in high class,. booklets, catalogues and legal printing. Publishers of Glens Falls Times, ouly Ntrthern New York newspa- per with full leased wire service. Home feld covers Glens Falls, South Glens Falls, Hudson Falls, Fort Edward, Lake George, Warrensburg, Fort Ann, hitehall and other \Warren Washington and Szratoga County towns, INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY-One of the biggest mills of the big corporation is located in South Glens Falls on the opposite side of the Hudson River Glens Falls. Plant largely devoted to the manufacture of newspaper, covers many acres of ground, Number of em- ployees, 350. THE GLENS FALLS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY-One of the best known of the coment manuf@eeturing concerns in the country because of the quality of its product. Or- ganized in 1892. Capital stock, $800,000; ponds Employs 275 men. umber of acres covered by building, quarries and yards, 200. Maximum production per annum, 600,000 barrels. FORT EDWARD MILL OF THE INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY-A large paper and pul pant, which is the principal industry of the villaFe o ort Edward, ploying 600 men from that village, Hudson Falls and Glens Walls. The products of the plant are news print, wrapper, phite pulp. PAPER INDUSTRY-Besides the big plants of the Interna- tional Paper Company, the Imperial and the Standard Wall Paper companies, two of the biggest institutions of their kind in the world, are located here; also the big plant of : the Unfon Bag and Paper Company, the three companies 'employing approximately 1500 people. . 26,‘ Ae offices in Glens Falls. Principal water power plant at Epler Falls, nine miles north, Preferred stock, $2,500,000; . common stock, $2,000,000; $5,000,000 outstandin bonds.; Bross earnings per year, $1,100,000. Pay roll, $300,000 per; year. Water power plants with steam euxiliaries located ' .at Spier Falls, Mechienicville and Schoharie. Steam plant | ft ”Stan. Capacity*,of plants-Spier Falls, 20.000 kilo- > _ watts; Mechanicyville. 5.250 kilowatts; Schoharie, 1,500 | ® MNowatts and Utica 8,000 kilowatts. Light and power dis- | C\ Gobuted in Glens Falls, Lake George, Saratoga Springs, | . mthm, Watervilet and Ballston and delivered to Cos tribn‘ma\ in Troy and Albany. Light and power dis- . ios Ere, a C: and Oneida from Utica plant Gas busi- as & onducted in Saratoge Springs. m2¥ffim§fmhe D. & H. R. R., running between yy oad mervice via fly“ egie an on Sunday,. ere Troy 'and Schenest®. Valley Electric Railway to ' my to the South; and Lake R tmicetfl; 3&3“? lgcal neglect g” - ork approximate * Champlain Canali, giving {eggféfitfi connects with the HAS AND ELECTRIETY~-Tws Heut and peace'\ . . 60 a flourishing business . One of; aud Pewer companies A& *. (Hlectric PowerC orporation, has larga 5° {31° Adirondack | =~ _.\ \opments nine miles from the elty, ay J devel- | trical for lighting, power, rmxrutgfnfply the elec- ges to the entire so-called Capital Dist (“nggthet pur- ate. Current for lighting is furnished at « “fig?\ York of from 11 cents to 5 cents, and gas is supplied “his rate | ing at $1.5 per thousand cuble feet and $1.25 for fual =**~ BANKS-There are three National Banks and one : _ Company, with total deposits of over $3.00,000, ~- Falls Insurance Company has total sssets of $5,523,704.14; and a not surplus of $2,318,200.88. ' MANUFACIURING-Over 800 men are employed in t .. paper mills in the city. There are tenpshzrt. mug: aPn waist factories employing over 2,000 operators, and a ce- figafifilg‘gfirfllithfan‘: minimal]3 fiixdtput of $00,000 barrels, Zhe 1 1 Manufacturing Bulldin ovi of any size desired, for rental with pogngl; fost included, and is a virtual incubartor for 's Giens Fells is essentially a city of divers below is a list of some of her products: =, ed Cotton Stock, Blank Books, Boxes, Brick, Brush Backs, Brushes, Carriages, Chemicals, Cigars, Collars, Comfort- alles, Confectionery, Cotton Batting, | Crackers, | Cuffs, Plour, Harness, Ice Cream, Laces, Lima, Lumber, Machin- . opy \alk ove We Bols : Woodsen Plugs. ~* oves, Wall Paper, * XOTELS AND NHWSrAPEARS-Glens Falls b ,h§%§ls, and three mewspapers, two daily “350113“ $3333? -|\ Tho the Clty representing asirly Coord decooffn ibn\ } Associated\ chariten orsfimufinz iH charee of a rammed s- q Wecretary, co-gperates w the oburches in eil | 31313752??er Egan; I?“ w $150,000 hosxfiléginwzfig , “shame for aged women ction, and an up-to-date ~~ EXFUOATIONA F f *>. ofty, including a large hign nunsy: CROPS, IP the | school building, and J: gazig’xd naw sehsel beilding under constructionf o i . to a fine new buildi Ix the hea E strict, and - ochi mitosis}: £3323“; 513.197 511511133 a: n the 1:23:50 schg‘ovfs egg-331253 aL, S5 of 1 200 \oristretion in the pare» AL TNTEREATE-/the *T surrounding | count of incigents aux-Illa? the nd ] n War, and the American R a? ”gigs-r; jigg- gflow 13,811 bfidgg? flag-11503: : 12 . Jie : which Janies Fenim a 64:22? nade famems in {is rowel, \The Last of thinMogffi PRCANT sy ~ SEANT > evary well known order is rep- semiod loex.\y in the twenty-five or 5. mt! ' exSet in the cliy. The Y. fifzaflone GheR L] teat ta C. A. buildli dst $121,600, and has an excellent gymnasium: 'we I figs wid LeSéE a has a seating capsoit} 235151552 aod > ness and professional m workimg at All Umes fer the best interest 25 £2: fuox: é‘nr further information «Adress Sec- nees Tele be ifat k MRNTS-Glons Falls has two i ¥ e in the héart of the otter, and one Jusli°$m§ , ar, having posds, woods, streams and & fine view f e Adirondack Mountains. An ornamental concrete rad s has jmet been comploted moroms the Hudson river, high ados manjerteill yto tho bemnity of the place. *;! 1 is the trading . from ' em- o craft,' and Manila papers, box board and sul-i pos states and the extension of suffrage to the w n + ADIRONDACK ELECTRIC_POWER i e wome [a plurality of 40, altho A £ # Elem by although Wilson carried the | f heat, light, etc., - in charge of a trained . 18 j mice sere of largo cenvontion & £21 - AC ons, elo. at! mic. with offices i% the acxéexfiafial}: © on re MpnrgW-‘ur A2 cract that President Wilson was chosen by the mi-: * nority of the popular vote of 1912. His party has: not been growing. Wilson got fewer votes in 1912 @ than Bryan did in 1896, notwithstanding the' growth of the country, the admission of three in two States. It was not because of defections to the Progressive party, for the combined Roosevelt and Taft vote of 1912 was a few thousand smaller than that of Taft in 1908, although Arizona and New Mexico had been admitted and the women of Washington and California enfranchised in the meantime. The Democratic vote has never at any time since reached that of 1896. It was smaller in 1912 than in 1900 or in 1908. More discouraging than this to the Democrats is the fact that scarcely a Democratic candidate for United States senator or Democratic candidate for Congress, at a regular or special election, has since equaled the 1912 Wilson vote in his State or dis- trict. This applies to 1913, 1914, 1915 and even the special congressional election in West Virginia in June, 1916, in which a Republican was elected ; | to fill a Democratic vacancy. Senator Newlands of i ; Nevada in 1914 gained 92 votes and was elected by the rear in the race. Ejhere is no other way, 2881. He had reason for the sweeping ! * fe 600, ate 6. 6080 0% abet 8409400026028 beste toata 26 08.0, * © iSee aed aleehe be thea tnat te aho ae eae Duala fhe alee tc ace ehe ale ole oe ate ate Be Sects eB ol teats thon ton Seats thet ats [ The moment a young man begins to save his money systematically he becomes a larger man. {[ He takes broader views of life and begins to have a better opinion of himself. Trust takes the place of doubt, and self-confidence replaces fear. [ The man with nothing in the bank is handicap. ped. He finds himself unable to compete success. fully with those of thrifty habits, and is forced to {[ If you want to grow, if you are ambitions to cut some figure in the world and enjoy the fruits of success ,you must save and invest your money. BICYCLISTS AND THE SIDEWALKS, glo tete e Ht bian ih eit le o le ice e e eile al she ih eZee azul ie t ie apie uaz i l ie he i e Gnats alle he e t ihe pala Seals ste he Agazen cals ate Geog teste Brite je stay ite ite | 9 ton Br CpG < , do . 41f ty p ___ & 3 ne U 3 . . Ao , There is a statute Wh-mb: prokibits the viding of $% 1869 ESTABLISHED FORTY-SEVEN YEARS 1916 2g; i: ,”. I.’ 5 Mad? of Rab?“ s bicycles on sidewalks within the city limits. For |4 pale we HaVe lt R some reason the statute is not strictly enforced and % #) % ._ . i: in some sections of the city bicyclists monopolize ;§; #B _ ToC T T & {the thoroughfares which were intended exclusive |& >t Vacafint 4 ly for use by pedestrians Warnings so far as bi- E Fars aca 10“ 4 cyclists are concerned, are effective only for a day |% 4 |L R * # or two, One arrest, followed by a fine, would have |4 4% h € more substantial effect than a hundred warnings. |% 2)% peela | Hes # ._ Pedestrians are entitled to and should be ac- |# #/£ i & corded exclusive use of the sidewalks. 4 #) AUTO CAPS, 3 a |I alll, « ~~ 4 4/8 AUTO DUSTERS % HVGHES, ROOSEVELT AND TAFT. # #] 4 ke i £ $1: 4 AUTO GOGGLES, 4 , The fact that Roosevelt and Taft are support- 3: é: ii: BATHING SHOES, Ii: ing Hughes has inspired the rumor that the two Ii: 1:1} } BATHING CAPS, ‘f may he found together campaigning with the presi- |# 414% CORK BALLS, i dential candidate, Roosevelt has announced that |4 51% warkr wines . he will make some speeches for Hughes and that 0? #14 , ci éHIONS 4 he will \strongly support\ him. Taft has express- |# ] % CANOR CUSHIONE, @ ed his satisfaction with the nomination of Hughes. fl: Iii? @ TENNIS SHOFS, é: paid tribute to his character and intellect and pro- & #1% TENNIS BALLS, '% 232315112211 his Egouggitowu g 0130) speech 0121908 11263 ka j? j TENNIS RACKETS, é: : m e history of American politics. i ex . y . s L MOTO, YCL & has also signified his willingness to make speeches % with Norfolk style jackets, white and blue, at..........$12 #) % MOTOR CYCLE a for Hughes, if invited, and has even admitted that |# & 5: SUPPLIES 3. (he would appear with Roosevelt, although, with !4 WHITE COATS, very recent models; special at ......$9.98 3/4 The most talked of store + characteristic frankness, he makes no pretense of {& - j; £ in leng Falls g: personal affection for his former friend. There is # 1 4% PRICE nothing inconsistent in the co-operation of Taft Pi; CHIC SPORT COATS.................. $4.98 and $7.50 3g; $ SERVICE 3; and Roosevelt in support of Hughes. The contest & , . kake ) . < xshbetween the Republican and Democratic parties.|% LINEN FROCKS, essentialy modish, sport styles, pink, | £ QUALITY 2 'which are traditionally apart on many subjects. no # : . hs . ) ¢# All found at % matter how closely they may approach each other }4 Copenhagen, green, white.... , ......... .. . $5 to $8.50 I? :;' 4 on some temporary issue, Roosevelt, in his letter & L . . . ks AI I IN h (to the Progressive National Committee, pointed out !$ VOILE GOWNS, white or tinted, many accepted styles, $8.98 */} 4 a L&AALNQ ARP 5 the fundamental differences between the Demo- 4 $!4 # | S C 3 to $20. er 4 {crats and the Republicans. On certain of these fun- & $ * g: RUBBER co. {z damentals the Progressives have agreed with the i% ik 3 Republicans, while there can be no logical agree~p§ a/ 4 I Warren Street 3: ment between the Progressives and the Demncrats. & #/4 F s It would be discreditable to the wisdom and pat-1:2: 4 2:3 Stores in this Section 22: triotism of Taft and Roosevelt should they allow 14 $) 4 Ex their personal differences to stand in the way ofllii ek Albany’ Troy and 4 the discharge of their public duty. * 4]: 4 _ Both have every reason to be friendly to g: ii: a SChenecjady if: i' Hughes. Taft appointed him to the supreme heneh. ! % \ date teste ip it t ts te ite tte tete Ait niin neta tR - hk I}. .t. ihat +e ® 01,0 40m, + (et 0000 0.0 ce 4 alco ea con ude a iThe last political address Hughes ever made as |a& CB, ate ie governor praised Ronsevelt's administration. The 1:2: #/# -s z # three men differ much, temperamentally, Hughes | % 16 to 16 inches-attractive, durable, capacious, Hp For Sale # occupying the middle ground between the impetu- '% 11 4 * 4 & osity of Roosevelt and the judicial deliberation of iii: welt MAIC Ab ...r cer ese ee ve + 6+. # It: TO CLOSE AN ESTATR 3 Taft. Hughes was an advocate before he became a 4 #) & 12% INVESTMENT # ! judge and can state his side of a question in a way ; & #| & e , 4 [to arouse enthusiasm. Taft was always a judge, in “f: mEVERBREANC No. 100 Ii: g: DWQHEHQ and Barn 5g {war-11mm], ‘gmzl stat:dd11hf oppositizp 's sideTEQ fair-(lg- é: {1 ii: 5: 6 SUMMIT STREET, SEE I? at he disappointed his own partisans. is made % T Fars 4 him a {M111 re as a political leader. Taft has more '% S x3 & It: Stewart MacFariand 5: veneration for precedents and orderly rules than '4 a) ¢ CoL.vIN BUILDING # Hughes has. Itis very probable he would have % . #L Also 5 rooms to rent, $7.50 4 agr ed with the majority of the Supreme Court in Ii: The famous make that put the steam in steamer, I; 5: a mounth. * * declining to reopen the Leo Frank case, for the ree- “i, $ 15-no mors ti: att ord was flawless, But Hushes put essential justice & * 3 - 'above form. ' kx - 4 | [Fom 4 5 ; s -_ Inffering as these three men do, and the same hi: 50 MATTING SUIT CASES, at..... .... ... 69¢ or me wfigoiift‘l special differences in greater or less degree are fnupdgfi: All your Baggage needs supplied. S1 ruled and bound blank book to smong American voters, they are in substantial , X @ll sult your own business. I1 wiil agreement as to the chief needs of the 4 make ‘th\ $253 fight as well as Both Tait and Roosevelt should contribute much |& )| the price. f tu the election of Hughes. [# ; | w. F. GUBITZ , b: & New SRhop, Gish sang 'Park St f wheras aay» «o coms 8, 8. |___ RELATIVE STRENGTH OF PARTIES, 1% 144 TENNIS RACQUETS at......... . 89%¢ & - tot & It is only by dealing in generalities that the. & f ter. Democrats ean make plausible predictions af se- I? each,. Naturally not the $10.00 expert ::: The ston OF SUAHITy. cess in November, in the face of a united Republi- ii: # canism. When the various elections of the last |& sorts, but extraordinarily good for the F twenty years are studied in detail, the only Demo- t 'cratic hope is that something may happen between ' & . . f a «now and November to increase President Wilson ’s':§: price-and especially good for children, Iii! popularity, Republican hope does not rest on the J Emithing Coaf, Wood, Charcoal and Pa ct x 0“.-.‘o'.o‘.n‘~,».n.u.u‘“:“:“> Gement. Phone 210. Main Office Walnut Street. roth tothe hat 51; A WAR of any con- siderable duration between this country and Mexico means a considerable decrease in our exports to Europe. In our { Monthly Trade Reports, the fund- amental figures shown will illus- trate the effects of such decreas- ed exports on trade generally. We shall be glad fo send you these Reports. \ Decreased Exports tggfifinll of the folly of his party in his Senate: | bo. Januaty. Kentucky is trembling, as it | remembers & The Bank of SUPERIOR Service ldate Par ”fie 471 plurality its Democratic candi-; GTG [00 got last fall, when compared with Wilson's 104619 plurality in 1912. There is iro State that is ever clas . fin ig! uot giving Democratic legit? 2211113321 which IS | : While they may make nation-wide claims iincern. f realize that elections are carried by States fir tahu Republicans get over half the Progressive Sot & in 1914, they will easily carry the electoral 3:11?“ 'The real fight, as we have often remarked, is ‘fgir the senate. Glens Falls Trust Company M ; Firsl Nflliona‘l Bank ? Glens Falls, N. Y. SIGNS OF THE Tamas, ; The census bureau is authority for the state- pment that the average life of women is three years { more than that of men. But at latest accounts the PHEONOGRAPH - COUPON | | \ CLIPPED FROM THE j \ AGLENS FALLS Tums, SATURDAY, JULY 8. ' §] cur tms couron (§ his Office of the - Pai Coupon Presented at the Main men wqrpn’t going to start something to secure 'equal right of long life. Plays Any Make or Size of Disc Record Home Merchants Trade Stamp Company | {Xmgriqans are not deeply interested in the Pe- ; trolite incident betause no lives were lost. a |, _ New York is having a splash week,\ whatever that 18, just as if New Yorkers weren't always splashing around. Much money is wasted through liberal payment 'for gratification of curiosity. | \- It's a bad habit to cultivate the belief that oth- ers are in the wrong simply because they have dif- ferent opinions. The most effective humbug is always an offer of something for nothing. It takes exceptional strength to overcome the weaknesses. in human nature. Don't aim so high that you shoot above the tar- gets that you can hit talking machine, sizes of records 4 Everyone wants a phonograph. Here ! tunity © have been looking fog—a piagzicaIF-I §§§§g~1§§pportumty back rae wig-Ach without special atta bargain terms a on man, woman and child. want the MARVEL Phonograph. This | newspaper has acquired a limited sup- ply of these machines for s F to its readers. HEAR IT P at the office of this newspaper. , There are no deferred payments. V Is nnwgcr'aui secure bargain “5mm tari for the By mall Include EXTRA 17 cents within 150 miles: cents, 150 to Tor greater distances abl your postmaster amount ADDRESS. THIS NEWSPA In the Goodson Building, Glen Street, Glens Falls, Will Entitle The Holder to One Home Merchant Trade Stamp Free | 1 EED will play all m; tes aad || makes and : within the reach rail of every ions will - distribution . .A . , 1T Phay This Coupon Must Be Redeemed Within Thirty Days. & & : T-816 resent this coupor at the =| 80 cents, 150 to 800 miles? . to include for 12 mimic: ‘A’
