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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-05


handlers.
Manager Tinker's Whales open
their invasion of the east in Brooklyn
this afternoon. Four games are
booked with the Tip Tops, and Tinker
will be doing well to get an even
break, for the Magee crowd has been
playing some real baseball recently.
Joe lacks pitching material for this
jaUnt, and will feel better when Nor
decai Brown and Claude Hendrix re-
join the team.
Despite President Gilmore's talk of
raids to be made on the two organ
lied majors, no plans are now afoot,
so far as can be learned, for securing
any more stars by the Whales.
Giants made twenty runs to beat
Cards twice. Mathewson knocked out
in first game, st. Louis scoring seven
runs in one frame. Doyle clouted
four hits in first game.
Cincinnati continued its squirt, |
downing Dodgers for third time. Dale |
outpitched Appleton. Killifer hit a |
double and triple and Stengel single, |
double and triple.
Batting of Magee and Meanwhile
beat Pittsburgh, despite Wagner's.
triple and two singles.
Wyckoff gave Tigers only three |
hits, but wildness lost game. Cobb's |
single sent in only run. Macks got |
four hits off Dubuc.
Henry SchmehI and Dan O'Leary
will meet in a one-mile walk at Gaelic |
park Sunday afternoon, when the |
Tailten games viii be staged. A low
ing cup will be prize of the winner.
A meeting of the Three-Eye league
will be held here Monday to consider
plans for the continuance of the sea-
son. A mOvement is being agitated to
close up shop Aug. Is because of cold
and rainy weather.
-O-O-
NATURALLY
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
LIFT roe fHI EH51

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Lucas left carly
this week for Al extended trip through
the middle and eastern states. They
proposed short visit in Denver before
leaving the state. Mr.. Lucas will visit
all the best watering places Of the
country including French Lick, Hot
Springs, Va, and others. He will also
call upon all the leading railroad ohi-
ciols, tourist agencies, auto manufae-
turers and dealers and many other peo-
pie who are more or less connected
with the travelling public. He hopes
to stimulate travel through and to
Glenwood Springs this summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Lucas will also visit
some days in Boston with relatives and
friends and expect to return to their
home here in shout five weeks that
everything may be ready for sa early
opening Of Hotel Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
aAASWD oeuusv GaAl

J. C. RieAarAssa, eAe AAn With 20
many good iAaas, has come to the fore
with aaetAer which, if followed by OsE
people, shsaA resslk in benefiting not
oaly oar ovn bssisess nsa, bst the
general prosperity Il certain ssetisss
Of the county. NJ. RieAarAsaa says:
81 think eas ef ths best thinSs we
can urge apea ssrsslvss st this tine is
the pAsehass sxslssfvsly sf Garfield
county osal Our svH eesaty produces
coal the equal Il asy and yet ~ 80
many cars fesal shipPsA in here frss'
outside essntiss- II vs bosght saly
GazfisA esssty sssl, Y vs.aA Psssah1
mean the saPlsyiag Il ~ bss -.
twenty more nea in ear eeal proper,
ties. Twenty more nea employed, and
most of then viii Be- Aea Of faailiss,
means an increased income to our 0usi-
ness interests. l hope the people will
do this and thus help home folks oil
they csn.''
The plan advocated by Mr.. Richard
son is = good one and means the keep
ing of hundreds of dollars with home
people.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

sGLoiAM asFuesGs m THs Ruhs o. TsanohoE
CCORDIN0 Co01asa Relief Belgium
pc ~ eeess Aa y - The se.an psopl all this winter We
61oesne1 BE-
~ werk until sUe1ng bsaD Lsa0e"
has psopse
With suppnss eathso1 ha1 Al Belgium
- fs:A a'e e oA tha aAeaA
oese ~ e tla ~ Oacs ~
e. ~ wss save e ese - psop - n't eaten for
oaa ssessA bess1 ~ pss s
ee4 rssay ~ eaA 0ees csean LseS H. Holland
Haas - htsasse
bsfscs ~ Ansaa
tAi.s Ter HsaasA y = DseeA
v ~ Asas sssse ~ gss pas IL vsa vss D14lh
- n:e L. - ssaassa II parcel post pa" Aas
sssaVhs aD4a easA0s
ae0periahaSs feed
se1
sSd6dAress TOGnTH1R LETTER noosy
addressed BENEDICT
od ~ gdi
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
TILL WHAT II 10

The Post believes that the people Of
Grand Junction can derive 4 great deal
Of good advertising if they will but
prepare and place in . conspicuous
place q sign over the government pro-
ject near that city which would tell at
. glance just what is being done there.
Just suppose the passengers on the
Midland and Rio Grande trains should
be able to read something like this:
Government Project to Water $4,000
Acres of LAnd.' Doubtless many
travellers have no idea what that great
work means and, IL their attention were
called to it, would make further in
quiries in Grand Junction, and who
knows but they might become inter
ested in the lower end Of the Grand
vallsy!
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
1os rousrfAnr plc1u11s

"The North Pole Moved to 0len-
wood Spring." 10 new Ssisg written
to many postcards Of the iss fountain
which attracts 20 much attention this
year and which ere icing ssst through
out the essntry- Ha.Areds Of the
cards have beea sent est a,d the de-.
ms.d for them is tie sresssst In the
history Of the city. TAs fssstsin has
reached . greater height than a.y pre-
vious ones and il pronounced BY all to
be a most beautiful sight. This inns'
vation o. the part Of the Hot Spring
company has proved one Of the most
attractive they have ever attempted.
Various estimates have been made ~
70 the height Of the fountain, but
those who are in The best position to
know say 1t is near seventy feet.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
ENJOY Ho,rxY1sooH HERE

whipple Y. Chester, city editor of
the Grand Junction News, and bride
arrived here Sund ~ for stay o. =
few dass thst ey mi:h; enjoy the
early days of their honeymoon, they
having been married Saturday evening
at the hone Of the bride 3 parents In
Geand Junction. Like all newlyweds
who come to this city, they thoroughly
enjoyed their stay and visited the pool
and other points Of interest. They left
here Tuesday evening, Presanabay for
their hsass, bat 1t was very evident
from their actions that they did not
desire the Grand Junction friends to
k.sv sf thei, esaias lsst there might
b q tso hearty welcome awaiting then
- they left their train. - -
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
---v..a aAe0

Whereas, Chariss ". Alvsrl, vhass
address is New Castle, gEantss by his
Trust Deed, dated Nov. 3sA, 1913, ed
recorded Nst I'D, 1913, in the s1See e
the Clerk anA H4eeeAse Il 0as111A
Csanty, COLORADO, in Hssk . at toos
ASS Of the reessas Of saiA County, 60
veyed to tie Public Trustee Of sni4
Cea.ty the fel1sving real estate in AA
Cenaty, te-uit: A anAiviasA aae--
feaYth interest in snl 70 ths eykas sd
AlvOsd Ditch fnaa Gast 0oelas0 Osoe6
ths Mat snl stats0ent sf WAish ~
Attek b - fin in ~ Osasty 1u61gG
sRies ef saiA Csanty = Dseaneae II.
Sfs1D; tseslAss vitA ~ vs41 oAX
isAss, eAtAieatioaA. snA BAly
eeeaseAed tAssevith - aPen
thsests, Or hssaaftes as@sas3 T0&
nectisa herewith, in trua 10 sssese
the payment Of one principal note sf
esue date With saiA Trust Deed Ter
t1bo.0o, payable to ths order sf ".
H. Woethingten or Or before ess year
after date with interest thereon ffSW
date at the rate Of l2 PET cent per a.
mum payable at maturity.
And Whereas, Default has been made
by the said grantor in said Trust Dssd
in the performance Of the covenants
AID conditions imposed upon hin ey
the terms Of said Trust Deed In IN
to-wit: That aid graatss hab faibea y
paw said principal note whoa dus anA
has failed to pay the principal snd ~
terest due on said prinsipA DsAs -
Novenber 3rd, 1914. s5a
And whereas, The legal holder cf
the .indsbtedness Represented By saiA
nots has filed With said Pubic Trustee
notice and demsnd in writing, declaring
std default and eleetine to dssaoPe The
whole debt represented BY saA .ets
and interest theron to date Of sals de-
aad payable, and demanding tie sale
Of said land under said Trust Dad,
isSw, rnefsfsre, Public nst3aD Z
hereby given thst, pusssaat = ~
notice, election a.d asnanA, ssa uod6e
and by virtue Of the anthoF4ty vssss4
in me by said Trust Deed asd tAs laW,
II, G. W. Smith, Public Trustee 4 nd
Garfield County, will sell H. sSevs
described land for cash, at Pselis So.
tion, TO the highest bidder q ~ West
front door Of the Cousty Cssst HsssA
Glenwood Springs, in the Css,ty It
Garfield and etate Of Co3staAe, -
Monday, the lst Day Of February A.
D. 1915, at 1o:l5 o'elsek In ~ f@s-
nooa for the purpose ef payiAS. I'D
aots, interest 70 date Of sAIs cd ~
expenses Of this sale, and win sivo -
the purchaser thsssof esssifi1oe II
purekass therefor - PesvSasd ~ ~.
Dated De-. ootA, 1914. D-o1l
Q. ". Gu11
Pubic Trustee Il 0asflsla 0sty,
CU90eaSo. ed 10 Fe L1s s'lsyi
First pubaiestisa Jsa. L lDlS. ris.
Last psbliestisa Jaa. -, lSls. -
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS. Notice is hereby given that
all applications for permits to grase eat
tie, horses, and sheep within the
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOR.
Est during the season Of 1918 must be
filed in my Office at Meeker, Colorado,
On or before Aareh Is, 1918. Full in
formation in regard to the grazing
fees to be charged and blank forms to
be used in making applications will be
furnished upon request. JAMES A.
BLAIR, Supervisor. 1-23-2-20
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
nGAW xAND
VU, 40 S0 0RD0
Washington, d. c., Jsn- Z

Washington, D. c., Jan- Z.
Ny Dear EAiter:
Ny sAnaal distribution Of govern
neat seeAs = 1ev ready, aad l vill be
aseasd - ssaA a assostnest of veee-
tsbas = 0sUsr $500 ~ bstA, to al
Psrssas sssi1ipg in ths Feasth Ceagres-
sis.al disssist, vhs write - for then.
thsss FsSnss<s nsst ~ - il hsfsre
tie sdjousnnspt ct eaagrsss - Marc D
eth. Ny s9ieial aAAssss u Hssss OF
flee BsilAias. Wsshinssss, d. c.
Year, SssPsstfaily,
DVA1O Z. fAYLOR.
p. Al have secured very limited
sanbes Of packages Of dry-lasA sssds,
sseh - Sudan gEass, Fstsrita, Nile,
Grinnss aAl Kansas alfalfa, for ex-
perinsatal purposes, and will be glad
to ssad, ~ leag ~ ny supply Lasts, 9
package of any one variety Of those
seeds to each applicant who will agree
to try them out.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
A1FnrDuaa ,nsfn1os

aa GleawsoA was salsed uPsa fer nearly
10 seefs Of lelssates to . half dsesn
FslAts nsstiass to Be- held in Dsavss
49, wssk. DeIsgates were aansd and,
wASls some Of then eoald not attend,
~ ass vsd rsprsssntsd at each Of
sAsos nsstinQ. There are. two god
ssoAs nsstiags aad 10th win b Of
vase inportaaee 70 sur section sf ths
soaAs. Thsss viii also BE- . Heeti.s
It tAs aeoaAty esnnissisasss Of the
seess which win be sas u tie nest
|inpsstaat ever hsA By H. assseiatios
|sf esanty ssaai0isesrs.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

bone and thus sever the blood vessels
where they spread from the chest
cavity.
A hog which has been stunned will
not bleed IS we'll IS one which has not
been stunned previous to sticking. If
it is desirable to shoot the hog the
best place is behind the ear.
After the animal has been bled, scald
it as soon as possible and under ordin-
ary farm conditions a barrel placed so
that it slants up to a table or bench
will serve as scalding vat. The wa
ter should be at temperature of l65
to l75 degrees F., and any of the fol
lowing substances will aid materially
in removing dirt and scurf: A small
shovel full of hard wood ashes, hand
full of soft soap, Y to y cup of coal
tar.
To scah the hog, place a hog hook in
the lower jaw and scald the hind part
of the body first, because if the water
is too hot and sets the hair this part
of the body is much easier to shave
Keep the hog moving up and down in
the water until the hair comes out easi-
ly and then remove the hair from the
hind legs first by twisting with the
hands. The scfaper may be used to re-
move the hair from the remaining
parts.
The hog is then turned around and
two tendols loossned in the back Of
the lower hind leg 20 that the gambol
nay be inserted and then proceed with
the seslding ss with the hind part Of
the body, bsing careful to eleaa the
ears, sseut asd Kegs ss quickly ~ pos
sible.
After the ropgA hair and seurf has
been renoved throw boiling hot water
over the carcass and shave with the
knife held fiat against the body and If
two are shaving work from the sx-
trsnities toward the center.
WasA ths sares.s with bot watsr and
then clsaa cold water ssd AaAg II p
to remove ths internal or4a1s.
When the entrsils havs bsea ~
moved wash the carcass tAeseatAly and
allow Il - >dsais and esol until ~
Asxt day IN srlee tAat an q ths sai-
NAL hsat nay -bs eat u tAs eassass
before II b cut up. ' I7O
l. D. HURs
Colorado Agricultural Colses.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
u. RA1NAIA0 ClIUD0H
Rev. Edwin johnson, Rector
Third Sunday After Epiphany.
8 .. m.-Holy Connaniss.
10 =. M Sunday School.

IL .. n.-Hersias Prayer sad Ser
non. -. .ff 81. .--,- -
Text Of morning serAoa, "St. John
|11:11. Jesus said "Osr frisnl LAsar
us sieepeth, but 1 g thst I NY svsks
hin out Of slssp." .5. .Glf.
It was not the oaly ease II which
where others had spoken II Death
Jesss spoke II s'sep. The little AessA.
ter Of Jarius, according to her father,
was dead; but Jesus, coming t. the
house where she lay, said, "Givs Place,
the maid is not dead but sleepeth. y
How foolish Of that father and mother,
and how silly Of Martha and Mary to
talk Of death where Jesus, with . Di-
vine vision and knswiedge, spoke osluI
of sleep.
"There is NO death!' That is the
reason why there is NO country on ths
face of the earth; NO state, no county,
no city, town or village throughout tbs
length and breadth of America that
has such = thing rs 4 church-yard or .
cemetery in which to bury the dead.
And even were there to be found such
4 thing as q cemetery it has nothing to
do with the dead, because the word
means, literally, q place where people
sleep, being derived from the same
Greek word that Jesus used, when,
speaking of Jarius' daughter, He said,
"she sleepeth.'
"Tbere is no death!" That is the
reason why the world knows absolutely
nothing shout such being Is an un-
dertaker, . funeral director, for, there
being no death, there are no dead to
prepare for the burying.
"There is NO DEATH" It is q beau
tiful poetic thought; and even wAils
one utters it, one is slnsst dreanily
conscious that one is talking in one .
sleep. It l. not the talk Of waking
truth, Jesus, the Master Christian, The
source Of all Caristiap Truth, the ex-
ponent Of all truly Divine Science,
Himself being witness, for, says tAs
recorder Of His words, while His dis
eiples thought He had spoken Of Las
srus - taking fsst in sleep, Jesus sail
lnto them Hlainly: .'1Azarus is dead. -
All Of which leads to the subject:
" The plata tssth, - it is in Jesus, asa
In the Ovins 0sisnee Of the Christian
centuries esaessning Death" ,s
-RVODYAH NR0NHA
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
aAlnma aaoUNDe

0iAes a s1sst il to b Aads early
~ sPsiAe - secure pablo camping
|esssads - b ussd By visiting sstsists
wAs Psssss canpi.s to hstel HE, il
FWsuaa b well fer - 10 lesk about fcs
sch lesatioas. II il pointed sat that
H. park surrounding tie LITTLE stream
knswa - the "everfiow" would be IA
iasal sPst, bat thsrs are those who
think it tso far froa the city. II you
have q sssssstis. eons 70. stAs frsst
With It. asaisai .hnR nuilusiin 10
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
PUBLIC f1UofBE'S SALE

Whereas, n. Edna Smith whose ad
dress is. Grand Junction, Mesa County
Colorado, grantor by her Trust Deed
dated March 29th, 1911, and recorded
April 3rd, 1911, in the Office of the
Clerk and Recorder Of Garfield County
Colorado, in Book 81 At Page $40 Of
the records Of said County, conveyed
to the Public Trustee Of said County
the following land in said County, TO-
wit: Lots Six (6), Seven (7) and
Twelve (l2), Section Eighteen (ls)
Township Seven az South Rangs
Eighty-eight 1857 West Of the 9Th p
n, asd all ditch and water rights eol
aectsd herewith or at any time used
thsseapon; in trust to secure the pay
nent Of Three principal notes Of ever
date with said Trust Dsed for "a, $1,000
payable 70 ths .ss1sr of nsesass Phil
ippi On or befoss tAFss, i've asa As1l
yeass after Aats With inksesGe tassess
froa date at the rate Of seven per cent
per aaaun ,0ayab1e lesai-aAnsally and
eviAaoeU1 BY: saA HG4so. G
ADA WA6isas, DofsGn ~ been made
By tie said grantof in said Trust Dss1
in tie pe1fornaHse Of the covenants
aad conditions imposed upoa her BY
tie terms Of said Trust Deed in this,
ts~ik, That ,sai g3aAtoe has fatlsl
to pay sASA Hfv& psaaclPal Hste whsa
dus and has failed 70 pay the first
note snA interest DE- - sA1 pgioeioo2
note On March: 01tA, lo4A sEF4fE =
And Whereas, The legal holder Of
H. indsAeeasses sspssssntsl by said
note has ffled with said Pxblie ffasess
L.
ins said default and eleetilg to declare
ths whole aebt represented By Sid
nsts 80 interest tAssss9r - 4a4s-'o
sals aae ead DsysAas, sssA Neaa1llAe
TIE sAle Of saiA laid anaef 0aia TfaSs
Deed,
Nov, Therefore, psSHe .ssies h
hefeby given that, pssslant b said
nstiee, sSse43snl aaA asaha1, seDa Uaasf
and BY virtas Il H. aatAHi&y ,yeatsd
in Ne By said Trust Dsed and tie law,
I, c. ". Smith, rabale ffsstee of said
Garfield Couney, WIN IN eks absve T.
sefibel had fer easA, at p1baie ans-
tisn, 70 tAs AsAsst haadse as,tAasusss
aleavood spffnes, ~ Uosnfy Il
Garfield ana S&itb " fCoiotAda, n
lfo.Ast, ieke a0eA hy1sfsFehisayy,p A:
p, 1sl6.nat 40: - . tasek IN, tAe c1sea-
aosnn ,feE the; prtpeep Of peyine ND
Sxpsnae9 u stifS lsd3s.. sA6 win NV u
ttxe paleBzstf dth1a61f 70 i0etsiliesas q
Desshass fA4safosoaaipssviaal tR,2AW,
msbb,' sbb,saA 1..asz ~ 1b1sssaa,sisa Vi
iIsd lxa1s4asds s49IGiy sSNErfISS6SsHEey,
|uds s0u6g00k9sfs bns 2uiissm SsddEI
~ D1Aelsaoo1Qsea8u1as.11 nm.
|I1sf Nt1psA~ ,Ak.9t tdc1H .aana
/ al :" iiatsh ylsvs OF noiiastts lpisrs
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
First pubiieatios jan. Z, 1915. ~
last publicatioa ysa. -, lSlo. ri

APPLICATIONS IOR r.0RAzIN9
PERNTN, Nstiae b hsesby sivsa tAa$
all applieatiSss fer psrnih 70 asatS
cattle, horsss, issd sSeSY = Sfthas ~
during the season Of 1915 nast b 6le1
il ~ eaiss 2. Glss.sei .s1x sssi.e o:.s, ~,
sad Ase:ss ssa pAp.il Is, lslss ~
the eseaing 1ses - - 'sAaspel ~
blank fssna e be. .ssa IN making A.
plieaties win BE- furnished ups9 -
guest. HARRY H. FRENCH, e4er
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
s1ook 1Axu9-sA1.s % nA1o

: 1ee ssrss - Nscea4 ssaA, . 49,
fssa Kssanliag, nils - -0Ae ~
tisas sleia.as sSee fssei aAlss1 ~
Assse Ss Naees - ss.iaG -
paass ssas Assss. ooly shsat - esss
sasassa s.l saaar ssaaisaaisA ~ -
sssss - - ssltiy.tees .SsastaeEa -
shsasss'y OF Ane slaes Apl,aal6 l,aal llpssfl
'sssnsM,f -. ze.GPs niN4ais'ifpbAa niN4a'f ~
ssssssH,yInis34tz tsaesi ~ QiRRssvssaA EN- -.
!sttS ~ sshAa4s vsspssNgy r. t.elrs ells
ssssl ~ sa& - - sets z, d .5t !.
,anr ueiv n stim "a, ,, 5,,pE11 ,pE11calA1olNL 10 lNLaIo
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
nssnwr IDoes or I'M YAxal

-..ssm Jaj i.Aaagils -sT 9IGdph
Itsb bsssdeS hstp ItAe l.ni.ai off
feed fer f4 ~ - hsasi previous 70
bstchsfisg, hse, AllsH - to &rink al
ths water it will ~ this tends to -essa
IL SsAy.H io ah,.H lsaHoJ ns'iid19
By thrswtnG ths hSg % its back sad
tie. stfsAafing 4 ssAi.d the sAoulAess,
ore haeA nsy 10 vssa 70 tsld the head
dowE.s1d tAsl Sehr 80 t>operate the
sticking kaifs9 wASih sshsuM ~ Absut
nix hsAss bAg =asas sAszp On both
sAosa .s'''s79a sAi F" 2
Bs1sts stiekiae ~ aaisal lssa for
IL hsjAse bs1o - =tA6a eus - tneA
= tvsSvssA - 1sessi 1foshssisf 'SstH
insAn - s0sel . essa spsainS. Ksst
- s11shang hl1s II ssses sad
Ds1sAs1 = - 1agk GFSAcssn~ ~
Uss haekv1aa ssA to0ob1 phenboeh
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
I'm CUx1WD WANfH.

Tea q twslvs nsn,, s1pssssaesa b
~ ssAaiae ~ lsusSletsaa ksas sDnil
FeAas - AAnk Aavshsasso tyils1p. =
HWIi tASiSalsS - sksd NdsaStsal aosA,
~ eabH1Aauii fAmt1ls s<slAiv -
- Abrta&at eOto1Atj9" sft is Fl
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
,H0a NAI.1.

Ell issa Isass h sssd sssMsas ses ID 81
ttss lots h sd rsaiAsass pslitlaas 5Fse"
t11&eH xrji1l.ii1a. 6GafE ~tF FsAths ssqis
xTissf si7197tbH ShoJass AallI lI11y7"ee
jS'6a a9i4ntsSE q I'D. 0a1ag1A0r
~ ftRd Godiaion, n,iFrm 81 beuiarrsfsb SIT
y pw s1t 2nibfirJ 1ai ssnia 20 ,1os isaw
sni f'iw .ob OF s,sd rognskrs .ot s1iaa
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

osea st.&isessy y ~ iatssA.stiss
b itesH saA. asAss . hfse Apssssisa
|tAst = valsAbls. Can a.l ~ vAaa
~ go d fer ~ IN tAis hDs.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
PRESBYTERIAN MOTIFS
u1y1lADY MRvH

ofte. the rssslt Of iadigsstios, dys-
pepsia, constipation, bilious attacks o
inpsrs bleod, fer an Of which Heritsa
Tsaie Digestive b . standard remedy.
A god rensdy fes an ailments due Is
= bad stomae ..::.c slc0 Glenwood
Pharmacy, Cole as.-;..
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
1I81lWooO PDoYnFY To0 eAIl

Five lets asd 4-soon heuss, city
water, shade snl fruit trees. Jsst The
place fer earaea s.d chickens. Ca
tahs >1,ooo for this property a.d that
b Just like hadias Il. For particulars
sau at The 0lsAweed Host-
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

~ . ooeoae lsaotsSa il seeidcnes
psstisa - city - sswss ssd vstss
dee, ~ right tor . ss0bss e est-
0eaa, ell ot thia sffiee.
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23

n ~ lG.Aesr ee'ns 1s>aas - WssD
.. NanaO. D1ooa1ol 0AAelO 4
Hnny. AA2ln1G1Baase. ..a
NsGIes e Alnn6soaose's ~
Public soties 10 hersby given, ~
pursuant to tie orders 81 the Ossaey
Cosrt ef Garfield csusty, Cslofs1ss Il
rFsbats, befstofsrs s.As - Nay I'M
1914, anA suAssqesstly saEersA hsssin,
for . sale Of the following dssssfhsA
property Of dsesdsnt, and coltinss1es1
Of the date II such sals, % BY N 60
tiHued and - n said ssdess esstaaWA'
and psrssaas - the ssatute in sssA
case nade asd provided, ], the unass.
signed, Adninistrasor ssf the estate sf
Hiram d. Penny, deceased, win, -
Monday, January s6th, 1915, It ~
hour Of . O'Clock in The afternoon II
said day, and upon the following de-
scribed premises, in the city Of GlsN.
wood Springs, Garfield county, Oolo-
RADIO, sell At public sale to the highest
and best bidder, the following Described
property Of said deeedent, to-wit: Let
c in Block ~ In the city Of 0lesweed
Spring., Garfield county, Colombo, With
all improvements and appuftsHsaess
thereos and thereto, uPoa the fsaow.
ing terms, te-wit: CssA, o. not lsss
than one-half cash With balance \ NJ
to exceed five years from tie Asts It
such sale WITH interest st TIE rate - Q
per cent pef anasR upsa SaeA 6alsaDs,
the ss1e - b e'seesFsd By DECD Il tsase
upon sAAd psepesey. rt H-rer a--5, e.,
At the eonclasisa Of sueh sals ~
purchaser WIN Be entitled 70 . essttd.
cate u rafehase, snd spsa ths apPfov1a
Of said sals BY H. Cssft, fhs Y1sshaDse
MN - eatitlsA - Q Asea II eoSa pvop.
erty. TIM CHARLES 4. E8NNY,
Adnili0$zl$se.
First pubiieatios jan. Z, 1915. =" '7' ~
Last publication ysn. y, iSls. Arr II
The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
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Also w9f

The ColofAdo Young Men 5 Christi4i
sssSeiiti6aslwiii meet in their twenty
seveat& aAHual state convention at
Boulder f&bfSary 5th to 7th. 1t is ten
yeafs isihce fhis body has met in Bould-
er, MA extehsive preparations are be
ing hfade 16r the convention. The pro-
gram is one 1'of rare excellence, and
among the speakers are the following
Dr! 'CiareneeSA. Barbour, New York
Cltv. Jfr 10 |lH'',
Rev. yoiiiii Ne Neill, Denver
Dr.. George J. fisher, New York City.
Mr.. John r. HAfbore, New York City,
President w ''F Siocum, Colorado
College. d sy"n '"pr
Mr.. H. I.EHeinzlnan, Chicago.
Dr. L. e. Mead, Denver.
PRESIDENT A. Phillips, Westmin,
lister University. H"
Mr. O.. s. Rlheimer, Denver.
Mr. Harold W.. Moore, Denver.
Nr. WILLIAM E::9sweet, Denver.
There II VIII lbe Aefegates from City,
Railroad, Student, Colored and High
schsetoand County associations, and
there VA AsS,+'autlesates from con-
straetioa camps, mining camps, rail
road di~isioa' pSiSts and rural eommqni-
tiess Yhe 'rsiireads Axve granted =
speeisis rate Of She Ind one third fare
for -tASi round 'stif 'Sn tile certificate
plan. The ebshnfstee IL charge believe
that the tcs4~eStioT viii ibe' the best
YouAsia Nesas IA ChtistHti Assoeiatiop
cost9stioA tvef Aeid In c6fofado. All
nenHwAo .rs faterestsd fl young men
and seys,io ~AetheF'1 tReaAbssfAtF of the
Youssa Mems Ehffstian Association or
not, viii obe GwsleStaA to the aeSaveation
- corresponding hieMbSrs " tBs state
eennitsee. u TAe's evHfefence 9" Vim be
managed byj tAee STATE executive cen
nittsaoSf the C6l1fado 9Younk Nea .
Christian Asseeiatioks, Whose fonfee IL
i. tie DeAvef ASsoeiation buiidiak.
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