The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

n AsaaaA ~ Pssltsy sd -
this vintss nay ~ b - bsisk - the
Asui for guns and annsnitisa, hst
it ~ill pay yos 70 pay
close heed to the egg production Of
your fowls. With proper care and feed
the number nay in many cases be al
most doubled And every egg in winter
has = ready sale and = high market
County Tribune.
Members of the Colorado Editorial
association held their annual mid-suui-
ner meeting at Glenwood springs last
Friday and Saturday and were hospita-
bly, entertained by the citizens Of that
charming resort city. The message of
remembrance which the newspaper
boys sent TO the Sparks editor, who was
denied the pleasure Of mingling with all
the good fellows, was greatly sppre-
eiated.-LAnar Sparks.
The board Of county commissioners
have offered . reward of $3.50 for evil
dence that will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties who
are responsible for the ineendiary fires
of DR.. Lockard and E. C. Kingsbury.
This is certainly . step in the right
direction, and if this does not bring
them in it should be doubled until the
criminals are captured. Somebody
surely knows who it is.-Rifle Reveille.
Someone residing up in the Carbon
dale section had . longing for peaches
and pears last week and SO forwarded
rs cents to Palisade with instructions
to the manager of fruit association to
ship one bushel of each kind of fruit.
Must be that Carbondale figured it out
that peaches and pears were on = rar
with spuds in the matter Of price, but
in any event the order was not filled,
and As to the six bits deponent saye:h
not.-Rifle Telegram.
Grand function is experiencing a
great revival of religion at . series Of
evangelistic services now in progress
The daily papers have Joined in the
work of routing Satan, many columns
l al l,i1x, fo nf
Christianity. 1t is not known how
long the meetings will continue, IS ii
takes q lot Of time to get all the sin
bedrabbled people into the big taber
nacle, after which the rescue is not 8.
hard.-Delta County Tribune.
| Arthur Kincher this week brought il
the frontal bone and horns of = noun
tain sheep, that were found twelve
feet below the surface in excavatint
for the Miller creek ditch work. Th'
find was made on the Kincher ranch
The head had been buried so long tha
the bones and horn had been replaced
entirely by gypsum. On exposure t.
the air it commenced to crumblc, bu
it will receive . coat of varnish in Al
effort to save it.-White River Review
When we were introduced to De
Gee, one of the owners of the Steam
boat Pilot, he said: "My little boy
Herb, is here, too, and 1 want you :
meet him." Just then little Herbi
sailed into the offing and was intro
duced, while the Booster editor tried t
size up his dimensions. About six fee
tall and weight about 2O5 is about righ
for little Herbie, who has also take
to the newspaper game and has hi
; name flying at the masthead of tn
Craig Empire.-Marble Booster.
Colorado is great enough in populs
tion and resources to support re:
: state fair which would give prominene
to agriculture, live stock and minin
interests in every county of the stat
The state should own its own ground
and buildings and provide q liber:
amount each year for the collection {
exhibits and the payment of premium
: The Pueblo fair is worthy institutio
t but it is really private affair like tt
= fairs in Prowers, Bent and Otero cou
o ties, all of which have equal righ
= with the Pueblo fair to claim state ii
Lamar Sparks.
The railroad magnates Of the Unit
States are worrying over an ever d
:, creasing passengercarying bushes
u due to the constantly increasing nu,