The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

aet primarily Al eeoaonie undertaking.
1t is intended for the tourist beat upoa
seeing the best that is in his country
Deaver NeWA.
There 10 one bill which the legisla-
ture in their rush Of introducing meas
ures failed to introduce-that of plac-
ing . closed season an advertising. As
it now stands there is no closed season
for advertising for business. With
some merchants there is such Q season,
but not 80 with the live one who is sat-
isfied with only the best of everything.
l-Trididad Advertiser.
Governor Carlson ras demanded the
resignation Of II. A. Hicks from the
civil service board and the Pilot says,
slowly but surely the ways are being
creased for the Democratic officeholl-
ers. The Pilot should have gone on and
said that the bad faith of these same
Democratic officeholders provided the
grease. How many Offices does Hicks
hold anyway.-Yamp Leader.
Ed Brake, if We remember Alright, an
nounced in big type that he'd be
hanged if he would give up his office
without resorting to everything from
law to force-whereupo the sands of
nk rvin ha
appeared from the scene of action.
This "over ny dead body" stu6 IS
usually the sputter of . blank car
tridge.-Fort Collins Review.
Attorney e. c. Kiagsbury Of Glen
wood Springs came dow. o. Wednesday
meeting frisads ssd sn.ea.eiag his
candidacy for tie appoiatnsst - dis
triet attorney which position was re
eeatly nads vacant BY tie Assth sf J.
C. Gentry. It appears that Mr. King
bury 10 il. . gesd line for the appsint-
nsnt ~ he is Dsnoerst aad tie ssly
one Of the county seeking The noniaa-
tion.-RiAe Rsveills.
Alsng With other signs Of prosperity
for this town this spring there are .
number Of plans for rev building.
With the sdvest Of electricity . new
moving picture playhouse will b. erect
ed by one Of the leading business .ss
Of the town, . number Of new resi-
dences are in contemplation sad the
owner Of the hotels has plans for au
extensive enlargement. It surely looks
bright for the immediate future.-Red
Cliff News.
Col. Henry Watterson, the Warwick
Of Democracy, has written from the
warm and Pleasant retreats Of Cuba Oh
the party situation in 1916. He admits
that the only chance is = revival Of
business conditions, and points out that
the country must adjust itself to great
changes. In these things are the rub,
and it did not take 80 great An one A.
the colonel to mention it.-Colorado
Springs Telegraph.
=. c. Kiassbury was Gls.weod
visitor Tharsday. Mr.. Kiassbury is
seeking the appointment to the Office
Of district attorney, which was made
vacant vixen District Attorney Gentry
died At his hone in Glsawoed last Mon.
day. There are several applicants for
this place. Judge saunste has tAs sp-
pointing power, and - Mr.. Kiassbsry
IL the only applicant from this cssnty
his ehasees seem fair.-New Castle
Dsneesat.
TAs first ease Of disease among hogs
IN Rostt county occurred near Hayden
recently. One nsa lsst eigAteea Assd
aAd d. 0ela.dt thinks the dissass b
~ sAsassa- fheFs ssens - be soos
doubt ~ to ths nature Of the trouble,
bat Il has bssa decided 70 check il at
its inesPtie., sad D.. Yard, state vet
erinarian, weat to Hayden yesterday
ts Investigate. This b healthy hog
country and thers 10 little danger OF
the spread of disease, bat II Is well "
take every precaution.- -steanbeat
Pilet.
George Crawford Of the Crawford-
Black ranch ON Bear river, George
Moore, IL N. Chambers and 4. l..
Gwillim, during the last two weeks
have each lost . number Of hogs from
n unknown disease. Some Of tho
cases reported are to the effect that
the disease begins with sore throat, Vt
the nature Il qui.sy, and that the AMI
Hal. laf>. dia NJ eonsfination. Dr..