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The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20

In spite of the reports the contrary, the Pasae Fruit
Growers Association had fine shown by Manager Young
er report That association progressive well managed
ganzation
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20
Why Should 1t Continue?

XilG should great civilized country like the United States
w stand by and watch kill each other like beasts without
making any interference?
Why shoud the United States idle when prisoners
being slaughtered like cattle by their capors when men
OF kabe ability staterat like (uavo Madero are being
shot to death after being imprisoned the of some ybv
night man who happens the of government Mexico
for brief period?
Brothers killing brothers in Mexico City Two thousand
have been shot death the great CITY during
the past week and than have been wounded The
horoughfares of that city crimson with human blood
IS right that should keep hands off just long as they
let our interests and our blood brothers alone?
we are taught that barbarian who will stand by
and watch two dogs tear each other pieces fight
hen be said about the nation that and watches
the citizens of nexdoo nation spill each others blood in war
that has no justification?
As read the dispatches from the apparently accursed coun
try to the south OF US these questions naturally arise
ne new pension bill passed by congress largest
pension appropriation reported that body The further
we get away from the Civil the greater grows the pension
will sponted the bullmoose banquet here tomorrow
night that nopotca public ocehoder can hold an office in
the progressive party organization Wouldn't be consterna-
ton II were announced that candidate public office could
hold an office in the organization?
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20
Personal Cleanliness. Cs) Contagious
Diseases, CD Moral Mealth.

All the teachers remember with
pleasure the visit of C. p. Zaner, the
author of the Zaner system in pen
manship. The patrons and friends
OF our schools, as well as the teach
ers, Will be interested in the follow
Ing letter. just received by Mr.. Ba-
con-
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20

Employers have come to look 20
the Wants as the means of summon
ing to them applicants for positions
In every line OF human endeavor.
Skilled specialists. capable helpers
in the office, store or factory
those who can bear responsibility
and make good in their taslls-all
seek, advancement through Sentinel
Want Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20

There IS . certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. j. e. Mckenzie, the Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20

he republican United States passed the immigration
bill the presidents The democratic lower failed
to do Such is politics.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-20

The fruit grower is the of the hour in Grand Junction
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
} I'M MOTION PIcTul
CAUaB yYB STRAIN?

The motion picture il now recN
nixed as an educational factor, ~
oId in importance only to the prise-
ing press Its use in schools and -
leges, however, has always been -
with the objection that it causes p1D.
manent injury to the eye. 1t me-
be admitted that this objection, n
there is any ground for it, is serielD
enough to prevent an extensive ~
of the motion picture ever being ma4s
in the educational field. Observatisa
indicates that constant viewing of ~
tion pictures tends not only. to develGi
the semi-voluntary muscles of the eU
but to give them greater endurance Il ~
more rapid action. 1t is believed thou
that pronpuneed flicker and poor filna
may lead to over stimulation and -.
ious injury. There is no reason WV
the last two objections should exise
Incomplete observations on the ey1n
Of motion picture operators seem u
show that their eyes have been -
proved by Constantly viewing the 'm6p
ies-" F. J. RANkIN;ss
Colorado Agricultural Cole,
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
uDJoo OoUE6
Inst o Gsy
(Os.ti..al fsu. paee sssD

csapaained Of wss Heee otAss ~ Z
Z. Ksnes, the city .arsAal vhA ~
est nsking any reply to OardasaS -.
.ivanest ut faciAg his aee~s-e ~
vas Fapping the board fer aAlswiAo
hi. e receive saeA trese.ssA Osssr
.s1l ne.tiaasi No ,a.es in Ais I'll
est everyo.e present fully s.Ssesns61
TO wAo& he referred. Mayer lassfs
promised to have tine natter iasss4iGss
I'd.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
ros sAl. o. .xmA,pss

300 aefes, u acrss alfaka, Is oeras.
IN whsst aad oats, IS sesss 1sss sss
b put in cultivation. New log Asuse
sf Z reens with shiagis root nsarly
finished. Good water right, ssa -
abundance Of fine spring water which
does not freeze in the coldsst wsethse.
Cistern and spring water fer deosstis
use. Some sheds aad eorrals aad large
cedar trees for shelter for stock. Coed
orchard Of apples, pluns, peasAss aAd
aprieota. Six nilss to Grad Valley,
and only two miles from tAs fansns
Aerrisania orchards. This = IL ak
ing Of . dandy stock aad dairy faaeA
or stock and fruit proposition, adjoia-
ing the opea range aad only short dist
ance from the Battlensat Forest Re-
serve. Price $1,000.
This place is clear, and viii sxshange-
for good clear town property, gesA
little beet farm near . dunp, sitAse in
the Arkaasas Valley q ~ Graal Val
ley, o. lsad in tie CArbo.dals diseeiet.,
What have you 70 efferI
Inquire at tia offScs. e-29
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
Fo0l08 lpGHoR
YJo1xDea 1oU1L1

H. B. SwaFtx, fornsr editor Of the
Rifle Telegram, inee he refoe@ed and
west to farming has bee. = happy man,
for The bsea<iag Of ~ jersey calves
by day aad tAs ssrsaaAs q ths coy
s<ss By sishs .hsvs issa nssie 70 his
sssi s.d in hs frsatise rsssGAt - -.
vsr creek As Aas enjoyed eS.Plsts in
nuaity froa ths isats sshseeibse VIE
sbjsetsd to some soeisty itea o. IL
sos'savertisiss merchant Who got I'D,
as they slwsys Do, because ss.e its.
in which he Or his family WAS interested
was omitted from The paper.
But recently . new trouble arose 70
vex swsstzie's spirit and to oct in the
nature Of anti-fst on his eorpulent an
atony. A Deigkbor, l. D. Hendrieksen
by Lame, and through whose ranch runs
the road over which Mr. Swartx must
needs travel to and from Rifle, decided
that Swarts was enjoying too mueh
prosperity an1 making too many trips
to town with butter and cream, and he
therefore fastened up the gstes, threw
logs across the road and threatened
anyone who should dare to break down
the barriers and renew the travel acrcss
his land.
Swaltz appeared before the county
commissioners who have an idea that
wnen maa sets out to develop . tract
of land in this western country he
should have all the encouragement pos.
sible since the task is not any too rosy
at best.
Accordingly, having in view q re-
cent decision Of the assistant secretary
Of the interior concerning rights of va;
for roads once established across the
public domain They sent the sheriff
down to the Grass mesa The fifst of the
week and that Official removed tie bar
riess s.d made it plata to Nr. Hesdsick-
son that that road nust not Be obstruct.
ed in the future.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
COLORADO sz1R

Coleesds steess have sain<d . great
repststioa Ter quality snd ability t.
fate. rapialy on feed. The sts&s ss
this tine beasts right At Loeo, 900
Assd Of besf cattle, valued st e4o,-
100000. Cs.orado could carry thsse
tines ~ many beef cattle - Gsass -
sAe is row dsing. The general rsis-
ing Of alfalfa hss been . great beso
T. Colorado eattlenea, - it has en-
abled then TO get their stees through
tAs wistsF with little OF ~ Ioss.
Realizing the nagaitsds Of Osls,
rado - . beef cattle state aha IN tAe
eadeavor to eneosrass her fasnsss
70 grow bsef stesn, Tie q. Lsxss
Live Stock exeaangs hos decided this
year 70 offer special essA psiass -
Colorado cattle entssed in tie Feeder
Cattle Contest 70 Be held at e. Lsais
National Stock Yssas o. eePtsohse
l-Ss i.elusivs. 1teenes Of ~ staAs
ny have ~ sppsstanity ef wia.6n0
- high . ~ saeA yssaisns, in-
elsdiag swespseakss, .. . sinOls lsaA
Of Colorado Sssass stsen- Dsysss
from states that essssns 5000 eols
Of feeding stsers per asnan win -
represented ut st. Lesis durisg tAs esa-
test.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

y. q. OsoessA, oann0B - ~ 01sa-
~ssA ~ . vsAss s.easy. ssAs'
tAsE Ne.aas esssk b Isvss nsv tAaa IL
~ hsss fer ANY ysan, Al thst Il
viA he Asosesary = Ass~ o. 0sisxly
creek Ter nPPly iss ~ tsUn Ct lsast
tus nankhs eAsaise thaA n0al tn
0.tss viii be eFe.ed a. ths peePas Of
Glesvood will - ssiAg 0Eisxly creek
water sasiy next week.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
iasvxx11ox vznsus cu.A

There 10 always ela1or for some
panaeeA for the relief of multitude
of silmests. 1t makes little difference
whether the patient il human Or AMI
NAL. Tell = farmer how to improve the
condition Of sick animal and he will
be very grateful 70 you aad remember
yoa, bat try to teach him how to pre-
vent sickness in hundred bead of live
stock and - will scoff at you and very
promptly forget your Instructions.
In haaan nedieipe the idea of max
ing every naa his owa physician has
long since been dropped, but since vet
erinary knowledge and education lags
behind, there sill exists = dema.d for
the instruction Of the farmer along
TIE 1tnes Of veterinary medicine.
Throagh the practice Of veterinary
medieise It has been found that il the
farmer lad taken few precautions, he
nieAt have avoided seae Of his most
A few sssessEieas tAea Of sons Of
tAe esoasa errors sAosA - In sraer.
Css>, ehsp ssa ground barley should
ealy b fed in very s.all qoastitiss to
AssssA
II . hssss is seensteael 70 Aarl
work ~ sAsala ~ b givsa . Aays
esoSssts rsst, especially uPsa fah
Soo~
Ossp - psll .ail frsa bsasa nh.
- tAnn tnn Il svoe.
1s0aabR tAa4 . eslt bseWeso H.
aOs - 3 IL saa . ysass ests Il NV
tsseA. ~ that - sld sass ass ysep-
ssay 49, Have . vstssi1asiaa snaa.
- yssf hsssss' nsstAs sass . yne.
n. Z. KIN0lfAN,
Csssssas AarissltaEal Cs,asgs.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
LIGHT { WATER COMPANY
IN ~ nulam.

"fAs sAeAs viii net fssaisa fry o.
fiseerinss to sny raneaes .wAs puts up
On his pssnisss ths sign, "No fish
Ing Allowed" says Cssenei james A.
saina, ststs fisa sad R.e esnnis-
iOsss.
"N pssS,s vast ststs fisA free Of
cost with which 70 stock The streams
runaing through their prsnises," said
NJ. ehisa, "tAsy viii have to permit
ths Pseiie to fish in sseh streaas. A.A
we viii - T. II that tAe stream il
tie innsdiase vicinity Of tie plae-s
Sesrsd - tAs Psblic 10 not stocked by
tie stass." :--s
ApS,icatiSas srs received Aaily fssn
rN.ehoss I'D farmers vhs ask that
fry frsa H. state AateAeriss Be sent
- thsn. In ~ past I'll aPp,ica&isas
Aevs hess aeesaosdassd irrespective
II vAssAst tssy permit ths p.blie 70
fisi - tAsis pssaisss- go
Csesasl aAiaa ays tAs stsssns Of
~ Gksss ~ fer ths - Of H. pssPss
asA dsvSrs,sr Anss.s Il his strsas
Sskhss. = - g. -. =.
Along IL 0unnissa Sivss, - sf tie
finest tssst sEssaaS in ~ world, there
are stsstehss where ~ as6ief finds
- "ns fisAing" sisa. AAA q tAs
tins ths state at its swH sxpsass has
hateAea egg sad give. thssaa.As Of
dollars worth Of fry b knd owners Who
are ready s& any tine 10 chase fisAsr-
nea ost Of the streams at tAs Point Of
gun.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
lGARAAI.zs Guckoes paAD

Wednesday tAe bsdy Of J. MarsAall
Nsekells w.s fsa,l .sae eAs cabin Of
his summer eanp sbsst Awsaty ailss
sortA Of Gasd Js.etisa. I've weeks
ass Naekslls - bssa EArswn froa his
hssse 80 sigAtly iaj.rsd al eeafinsl
to Ais Assss fss ssvssal daya He
stssssd Tuesday = - sanosr camp
in H. asa.tains, bsi,g Asivea ~ his
bride II bst I've asokhD - - - e
tAs 1esaEain ahsst tAsss ailss fsso -
cabin H all - Bs19 sh2s - walk
to the cabia and his -Htfs rst.s.sd r.s
DsDs1s~ TAs esssase - hssa eallsd
u isvsstipts - as1Asn AsaeA :
4arsh Nuekslb wss . - q ~ hts
G.aAmett Nucks... Se z.isss..s. X Esss e,,,e.
Nseheab aAd Ais sras ssta5sa h Car
field essaty a1.sse - ysaa - ssa
were a.sag ths fire sesckDsa h sAis
seetiea. They prssperea in IL steek
heeiasss ~ . esw ysass - EzDst*
Nselsa1s wsss T. Pasass - sssahaitAsa
tAe Nsekslis Picking es.pa.y e watea
esss.--1asshaA Npsh.lb ~ viz
psssiAe.& st III 49, - NJ asasA.
T.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
M YoU1 cgupa06 o. Voe,c,

Yes eaa change fsetf.b in-te.pered
sAiIdrs. i.ts healthy, heppy yssessters
~ riadisy then Of wefns. Tossing,
|sseh.g, grinding Of tsstA, ssyiss eat
wefas assssP, aeesnpanisd With istesse
1Aissb pains in IL stomach s.d bowels
- fsvsFisAnen snd bea 6ceetA are
Vapssas tAa4 indiests wssna Kick
|apss wern Kiilsr, . pasesaat candy
lsasaOA sxPsas tAs wssaa, regulates
- SswslA rssesess yssr sailassa -
|1sqHA ssa happiness Mn J. 4.
oshstA, e HGis, m, ays: sI Nv
- Kishasss wen Kinsr ~ ysan,
- saeissly ri ~ sAilaesa q vssshs.
u Ws1iA ~ ~ wieAsu4 II" 0sasas-
49, An AFe0gises - by aail Fsise
- ssa1A KiekaPss Inliaa Nslleiss
-, NAflaAsaPAis aaA o. Lssis.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
wosxn's nm r.aAn-

Pastse KeiA st tie NstAsaisA
sAsreA, slways eesseosdasinG, assss
fssa ~ esseA = l:So NsaAay nssa-
ing - pssfsrn . marriage esssoaaG,
ths eestsaetiag Pasties esine II.
HsAse VA Lsoa aad 1nss LsnA Ca1Ar
wssd, 18th Il Aspsa. NA Klsia eAse.
ass0 - sssve . . witssss eaA susost
ct . FeeAse wAs aetsd II ~ sans,
ea3seity.
Upsa . ts,spases ss9ssst fsso -
gFssa4sAs -. Dsin ~ pessisusav.
SReaAssa ~ 1aniaOs hssase 1ssn-
csPa Hsseanl, a.d svssysAiaG - =:
tseeiass enass< waking - ~ pssasA-
@ nd witlessss wAisA ~ ssea asas-
a.a ~ ksst ~ hssefay> ~ = ~
sas1 nsning AsssA
n Nspsa Dsnsssat-1tnss ps1sss -.
t. eeaP1s - Aspsa saspssU - uAyo.
..4 ~. 1>-. LII. Ss1s4. ,.asz:.ss g
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
Roeo 70 sevLuY.

Osts 10 o.e ef tAs best fssAs sas eaa
give chicks for srswth, bst Il 10 hard
to get in suitable fern fer feeding -
poultry. On ef tAs bss& methods is to
spreut it. A pail Il ea&s y covered
with va4sr saA allowed to ssak sbost
twelve hosrA In wisGss ne use water
which il heetea sSd jest eosl enough
that yes ess beas ysss hasd in ii, in
summer, cold wstss. After soaking
the osts are poured est into trays two
feet wids aaA three fsst lssg asd two
inches desp. TIE bsttsas sf these
trsSs ass nade Of salvanissd se-fosrth
inch assA wirs screen. We start .
buekstfsl II ~ eats every day, pilins
the tsAyv % SsP Il each ether aatil
We have fsar o. five.
ASeawAile We must thseosgAly sift
tAs ssts in seeh tray every day sad
vst VIA wstes. TAs ss4s viii, 10
assAe Asst ssas asA w. nakss them
spsass ~, sst u tAsS Aavs . tssAsssy
- ~ - ~ ssaA, vsese essA - -.
"a - hssp tAsa sssl ~ IL fssstA
- fiftA ~ ~ spsssts AZ pssAass
ese hah - - i.eh Isso.
; For ssnnss feeding, whea the stock
saa gst Pssaky Of srao, tAsy win sas
~ ests readily st THE stag 81 Il is
= seod . EFsvi.g feed q caa b. ob-
eaiseA The spessts are very god for
early chicks tAst eaa ct - grasA For
winter feed 70 tAs Pealtry, it is otter
advisable 70 1t The eats grow mono ssd
1ssa srsea- TAeH ysa will have 70 Iet
it grow . littls longer, a.d II yea eaa
~ . suitable r.ek to hold Ne trays
several i.ehes apart it will be very con-
vs.ienA By starting one tray each
~ and feeding the farthest develop
- saeA day . eontin.oss supply may
- had. Thi feed hos been sdvertis-
- extensively as . secret and the books
szphining this method have sold u
fFsa q TO 45 eseh.
In feeding for growth and early de
vslspnen< Feaenber that tas best
feeds arc the cheapest, AID that plenty
- eiean feed Of such variety to pro-
tsee . bsaa.sed ration sad plenty II
pare water will make you more profit
tAaa il the birds are scantily fed aad
alse~ed - seay in filthy quarters and
psstsred by lice.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

M. asd Nss. Fred Ysrk and son. q
havs eesa visiting the past two We
- the hs0e sf Judge and Mrs. r.
S0ftAr Aa~e sstarnsd to their hone,
Dsapsa II. Yssk walked over to a
pisss via Hedstone and Marble !
~ y vseld probably walk from q;
stses = 0saaa asa perhaps an the Z
toDoavs53Rb tsAaeA - been sr,eI
ee1p1l1o1 - H. sEip and especially
1nsssGA ~ hfnA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
paAIu q MA c1AazAs PoeGz


Ms. CAasles Poole died 1t her home
in this city sboat 8 O'clock last sat
srday morning froa Bright's dissass,
after a.. in.sdiate illness Of about
six weeks although the trouble which
finally carried her away first nade its
appsarsace sboat two Year, ago.
The fuAesal service was heA in tn
Nethodist church Monday aftersosn
and iaterment was in the Glenwood
cemetery according to Mrs. Psole . Oft
repeated reqsest. The funeral sermon
WAS pseached by Rev. Brownrigg, pas
tor Of the Christian church Of RifIs. A
quartet furnished appropriate nssic.
AdAie Parker was bora in Mexico,
n. Y, April -, ls46. When about
twelve years Old sAe joseneyed west
ward to Illinsis Ard between tAs statl
s.d Iowa ~ spe.G her early life
Absut lse0 - esns - Dssvss, Osas,
fraA thsss 70 LsadvilIe, ths.ee to Gsn
.ises ssa twenty-six ysars ~ came te
this city, nakiag 0lsswssA her hs.<
ever sines. BAs was nsrrisd In AsPes
Jnss l, lee0, to CAssies Psols Of tAia
city.
Mr.. Rsois was Q neahef Of ths Fiss'
CAristisH church aad was a aetivs
worker in hsr hoas eAarch. 1As had
many friesds aad asighbors wAs great
ly mourn her lssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
U1guoW1LY PACE Rofs.

Ars eRsa BY Dr. Hobson's Eczel
Oin1asnk which heals al skin ert
tssas. Ne natter how loag you ha
bssa trsssasa ~ itching, burning /
sealy skin haners, just put . little /
Mat ssstAiag eatsesPtie, Dr. Hobse(
Bess0a OtnEass1, - the ssrss s.d &
esAossi.g sbsPs insea.tly. Healing &
eins tAat vssy nisste. Dsctors ussa
h tAsir Yneties end recommend
II. AnsaaA = HttlstewA, Pa, saJS
sHaa ssssaa en forehead; Dr. I'd
esoS EassnA Ointment cured it in d
vsska" 0uasaateed to relieve
nsaey rsfssdsA- An drsEgists, o.
0ail HsSce - eeats. Pfeiffer Cd
asA. s.., R1i.i:as Fs..s &. .s:sat!s .sat!s-:.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
Gugszpa sA1s q - N
M11sA1W 1Aam

Ths BED Sen rs.ss, s,s.aasa suan
ssstassst Il Hsw cast3s. M - -
1t pssaie sset3sa 4 Nsw CnlaA o..
- Jsl1 ~ 1el1s 2
~ tssae - - - S11n1
islsls J. 9 Asee e.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
1 Nnas . Az. IxAxAayuR

fse ssassa1ssssa, AssAaeSs4 iaasoss-
tisa - dyspspkA - Ds. Kiags
New LIZ Pf1a Pal 4athasAa, q
Daffale, H. Z, avs tAsy ase tAe "K1ag
Il ~ lsxntivss. Thy ass . b,saiae
- n ~ fsniy - I e,ways hssp !
bsx = hsaeLs' ose ~ ana ~
vs4 f1ses = ssnta >nsessnssssd
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
o0DoeA1KY

g = psssa pailassAsspass sqyss "Llss
- . ees1Qgas. ~ Wsszis1 tsGlnaO
gnes ays: "Lifs is tsss - - 49,
|1nD1B aaseAee." Nz'sT
~ oisk ~ aklnseoa vsass ~ anne
no6nssA AfsR pesSw os4sspetAis
|epeot0sat tAey uAits ia sayiaes "li1s
- 0sna, swsss sseG."
q ~ snsffse1 Win seiek . ~
1nsns = faitkfsuy = ~ sslnsas
- - Nh, ~ asssAas vkA sssa ~
0Anl.0 nn1Gan
y - \ - llaSl 6S
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

". q Nslstt, FsSssrsl 70 shove,
q.ise we'll k.sv. /. 0is.vosd, h.vl D
bssa pastss II ~ MslAs1is4 siurcaA
tAis Sity sAqut T.. ysen ~. He "
tied in the city . few weeks ago -
renewed .aay Of ths old seqoaintan1tg
and while his friesds learned that -
has been very ssceessful in his bu1k.
ness career they were not advised ~
the pending Of the above case. u
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
oasd e IAanlks

We wisA - thank those wAo were
% kisd TO ~ during tie illssss and
death Of our beloved wife and nother.
Also to thank the friends for the many
beautiful fIowep.
CHARLES POOLE.
MARIE POOLE.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12
nUP4RaR ooU11 $:
0us1AI1so 0AHVAAon1

A Pueblo ordinance which sttsan1s
to regulate the sale Of goods IL -
city by agents Of outside firns -
declared unconstitutional by the sAnoe
supreme court in an opinion AAa1eA
down at Denver.
The supreme court reversed ~ -
cisioa Of the county court, which ~
upAeld the losal police court in fiaiaG
". Spencer Nofhat, . piano salsaaa
reprsse.ting . Denver fir., vhs -
lieitsd bssiss. in Pueblo vitAsst 80
plying With tAe pssvisioas Of ~ -
.aaee requiring . license. n -
tiss at issss was whslAsf ths city -
. right to Pess lssislatisa sf tAis ~.
According to ths Aseisiea 4 ~ -
peeAe eosrt the ordinases = "uao1o1
eeable, Psehibitive saA diserinia -
between tAoss engageAia tAe ssoe ~
Of business aad residents q r1u11b
a.d noArssidsats. Ths sssst -
declares that tie orainAsee y . v11ob
tio. Of The state coestit.tiea.
NoRatt weat 10 Pueblo sbsse t1ap
yesn ase representing . Dssvse -
firm, a.d engaged in tae saIs 4 pa0p
BY soliciting frsn house to hssa. ~
setivity resulted in leeal ness1nn1s
getting busy and the agent was asssgt-
ed ssd fined in municipal ssut lsr
selling goods without . hesasa.
At his trial NoaRt brought As4ssaey
stidger from Denver to Asfsoa ~,
sad the case was Aotly esa1asosd.
When he wns beaten he took ~ aase
to the county court, esly - - tie
verdict again. Il was thea 49, 1s06tt
appealed to tie ssprene essss q the
state ana woa out, - 10 sAsWa u The
dseisisa tAat ~ jsst bssa Aaaaed
down NoAast ees<ipeally eisesed
tAa* ~ city eediaanss wai t1bti
tstisssl - eh.t y vssA VI she
stsooo Soo9& n 4
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

~ salsRlDA Issutns Navss'
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

- -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

AFA c. A. Banker of Kaaaas City N
sajsyiag . visi4 in 0lsavss1 With ~
bsstAsss, Hssb and Wsafs Aa.6nan
Nm. Bunker lived in 0leawOoa psies
- asA for sssne tine After hes nAsriaGe
bst for several ysan has lived in In
sianA and KansAs CITY.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

d. J. H. Letter Of Phoenix, Arisoaa,
Was fsund deed in his bed The Assnin2
e Jaly 4th at the home of G. II. Waite
where he wes roominS. His wife waa
esananieatsd with At PAoeaix, but up
- the present time she hns not nade
any order - to the disposikioa Of the
hody which 10 held at Farnum'A
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

=
~ ~ h1Ssa svss /. tAs wsstss.
Hngt e tswn in tAs grey dawning Of
- 0sssiag 81 sAssA - . "a. .sp-
- 49, With . ha1oen 1e0t make
. M1boaAs 81 tahs hin NJ Dissssas
n4n1qI ~ a. hseese nal FOR ii is
11iae - - NJ II = simply JsAn
- 1sns~lsB ~ NO. streams Of
~ ~ - ssssuoasasas while CIV
NJ pstsss vissa ~Aile -
II tlsasA1s - - - ssiy
- - f.ls1Ss 1slsak fazn-
~ tswn 81 Asn1 - vsssr
IN - sls<S9 Z .Npse1-ns
49, vllt - ~ G6osse
= :
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

os''ssse Asrisslt.rai cs,asl
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-12

H. g. Overlook participated in 4
d.nbes party rh.ssday night which
o>ass in paaia Easlisa that ~ went
- - ths ta.esl connecting Nenaos aaA
0siasly asd slept witA ~ weskDea -
. piSs bssgA .estsss With tAs ittls
saAp Isski.g down sad winki.g ss hin
~ nigh4
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-07-03
Want FUTRELL TO
CONTINUE GOVERNOR

Little Rock, July 2.-Letters from
all portions of the state are pouring
in on Governor J. M. Futrell, express
ing qualification at the way tn eacting
chief executive has filled the office,
and asking that he postpone the cleo
ton for a governor and hold the Of
flee himself.
Governor Futrell laughs at these
requests, for it is an impossibility,
and he would not hold the Office longer
if the salary was trebled, for he has
business to attend to at home. Mrs.
Futrell also objects to the continued
service of her distinguished husband,
and has notified him that if he re-
mains in Little Rock longer than the
middle of August, by which time
new governor should qualify, there
will be trouble in Greene county.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-07-03

from Mondays Daily.
Frank Whiddon is in Little Rock.
Go to the Arkway and Keep Kool.
r. D. White was in the capital city
Sunday.
J. N. Legg went to Little Rock this
morning.
Carl Moore of Greenbrier is in the
city today.
Rev. Paul H. Nahlen is in Little
Rock today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Prince are in
Little Rock.
]. M. Vail of Morrilton was in the
city Sunday.
Presidetn J. ]. Doyne of the State
Normal went to Little Rock this
morning.
B. 7. Ingram of Cummins visited
here Sunday.
l.. S. Dunaway visited his family
here Sunday.
Fresh Candies on ice, at White
Drug Co.-d6t
j. T. Murphy went to Little Rock
this afternoon.
H. S. Traylor returned to Little
Rock yesterday.
w. w. Bishop is spending the day
in the capital city.
Judge E. M. Merriman is in the
capital city today.
Prof. S. C. Parish went to Little
Rock this afternoon.
We have just received a shipment
of bicycle novelties. Bolls Bros. st
James Carter is transacting bust
ness in Little Rock today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Land of Walnut
Ridge visited here Sunday.
Prof. ]. R. Giddens is business
visitor at Little Rock today.
Geo. Hartje of Little Rock spent
Sunday with friends in Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Imboden and
! daughter, Virgie, returned from Lit