The Glenwood post., 1915-11-27

stood near, declared he had spoken to
her and then had seized her by the
admTdmhoasySb-f standings emf
emfy." That was no place to grab u
y lady and the brute should be made to
suffer the severest punishment the law
can inflict.
When Stanley Cobb applied for a Ii,
cense to marry Margaret Corn, the mar
riage license clerk refused to issue the
license thinking it was a joke. When
convinced, however, he shelled out. Pop
Corn was said to have opposed the
marriage, but when appealed to said:
"Shucks!' and headed the list for the
husking.-Ex.
Detective Sanders, the Bertillion ex-
pert of Denver, seems to be playing the
part of the goat for that scientific
bunch he got in with. The Bertillon
system applies to thumb marks, gener-
ally speaking, but the detective got to
experimenting with the palms of the
{ deer's hind feet. TIE case at Glen
wood was postponed Review.
All efforts to have Turkey basted by
Greece seem to have failed, yet the
French and English troops continue tQ
march through Greece to the Balkans
though the Kaiser roars and the Bull
gars and Turks protest. The Grecan
king doesn t seem to be strong enough
to repudiate the pledge of his former
prime minister, Venizelos, even if lie
is the Kaiser's brother in la W. Boulder
Camera.
j. s. Reef, the pioneer cattle man,
who had been making Steamboat
Springs his headquarters for several
months while looking after cattle ship
ments for Clayton & Murnan, departed
Tuesday for his present home in Berk-
eley, Calf. He accompanied his old
time partner, j. N. Pierce, as far as
Denver, where he will remain for few
weeks before going to the coast
Steamboat Sentinel.
AL Gerstle, the veteran travelling man,
who for years has made regular trips
through northwestern Colorado for Sam
Barets and Co., the Denver liquor
house, was in Steamboat Springs las,
Friday, taking his last orders for
shipment before statewide prohibition
goes into effect on January l. His
firm will retire from business and Mr..
Gerstle plans to abandon the road
Steamboat Sentinel.
Careless as most of US are we should
greet the approaching season of thanks
giving with more than ordinary rever-
ence and gratitude. AS the world
stands today, we of the United States
have particular cause for thankfulness;
we all receive more than strict ac-
counting would give us and, while
much might be improved, there is no
question but that our lines are cast in
pleasant places New Castle Democrat.
What do you think of road across
the Flat Tops, connecting all the beau
tiful and celebrated lakes2 1t would
also connect Glenwood Springs and
Steamboat Springs, the two principal
tourists would travel the road and also
visit every nook and Granny of every
county on the road. Talk for or
against it-let's have an expression of
opinion on the question.-Meeker Re-
view
Two automobile parties passing
through here this week found snow
.bucking anything but pleasure. One
of the cars was from Jacksonville, Fla,
and spent Sunday in town, hiring a
: team 70 pull them over Battle mountain
Monday morning. They were coast
ward bound. The other party was from
Oregon and passed through here Thurs
day going east. They probably found
! pretty rough passage over Tennessee
Pass-Red Cliff News.
Charles Earl of Rio Blanco was q
business visitor to Rifle during tho
week, returning home yesterday. \
short time ago Charlie took load Of
fruit to Wyoming and brought back a
lot of sheep pelts and hides and a
crate containing nine ewes and buck.
sHe sold the woolies to AL Redden and
60 in the course of time it is among the