The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

flee - president, said it vas . speeta-
Gle never to be forgotten when Roose-
welt, before the chief justice of the su-
pFene court and few witnesses, took
his simple bath.-Denvef Commercial.
A new Indiana Law provides that
The curtain in front Of the booth
must be Of sufficient height from the
floor to make the lower inbs Of the
voter plainly visible to the election
oficers," and Col. Paddock of the
Boulder Gamer. lays down his pipe
long enough to shout Bah fer equal
suffrage! !''-N. Collins Review.
1 No let up in the flow of autos com
ing over the trail. 1t is expected that
many more of the tourists will return
east this way than came through going
to the coast. The Santa Fe trail was y
big disappointment and those who have
come part way west over the Lincoln
highway say the latter route is some
thing fierce. They all like the Mid
la.d trail, though.-Green River Dis
patch.
Jshn JeaniAgs, an old soldier VINO
Ass beea living in New Castle this sum.
nss, was taken by the authorities tS
ths eeuaty poor house Wednesday. He
had bssa sick for several weeks and
whea Ars. Carpenter found him Tues
day evening he was in . bad plight,
not abis 70 move and had been suffering
fer vast Il water all day. He is in .
critical ess1itioa AID may not last
lsag-Nsv Castls Dsaocrat.
Mrs.. Hnma Enault, . woman about
so years of age, but with heart and
courage Of . girl, passed through the
city last night. She is walking from
Chicago to saa Fraaciseo and plans to
write . book On her experience. She
loft Chicago ON April 10, and has
walked every step Of the way. sfe
wears high top boots AID short khaki
skirt. She 10 trey-haired and tanned a.
brow. - On Gfaad Jusetioa
Dialy Sentinel.
Silt is now = full fledged town. Their
last act Of ineorpoeatioa was csnplsted
hast Tuesday week whom an election
was held aad town officers elected.
Mr.. c. H. Coe enjoys the distinction Of
being sits first mayor. Mr.. coe is
thinking of giving . blowout some day
and inviting the surrounding towns to
come and join them. As silt is dry
town the visitors will have to satisfy
themselves on soda pop and lemonade.
Garfield County Democrat.
C. P. Delhi, who recently sold his
paper, the Nail, At Fruits, and accept
ed position o manager for = printing
plant at Los Angeles, has been com
PEELED to resume the Management, as
the new purchaser declised to continue
the publication after last week. Du.'
in the past twenty years or 50 the news
paper enterprises at Fruita have en-
joyed rather . checkered career. Nu-
merous publications have been started
and all finally merged into The Mail,
the latter having changed hands several
times during the past six or seven years.
I-Palisade Tribune.
During the first half of the year just
closed five members of the Heights
Sunday school have = perfect attend
anee. This is good in consideration Of
the small average attendance. That's
what we need everywhere, steadfas''
ness. In the military service, every
individual is ON ha.d all the time. If
vacations were enjoyed, the enemy
might take advantage of them. Why
not 50 in our religious ifef Some day
when the once in awhile Christian takes
his vacation, the devil viii step in and
win victory. Nothing like going after
. thing in whole-hearted manner
Nontross Enterprise.
Colorado 10 hunilisted, disgraced by
the perpetual and senseless squabblcs
Of pothoass politicians in Denver. II
these "intestiAaln troubles were eo1-
fined In effect to the capital city, the
rest of the stats might be plaeidly in,
different, bat because Denver papers
feature these really ineonsequential per-
sons and their doines, the whole state
beam the odiun. Denver papers could.