The Glenwood post., 1915-04-03

~fN nc" ehu ofV@o iodu 10 pros
perity and the farmers have been
quick to utilize it. Within ten wears
at the present rate of progress, Prov
ers county people will be on a cash
basis as result of the extension of
dairy farmiLg.-Lamar Sparks.
The sugar bill of the American peo
pie is million dollars day. At pres,
ent more than half this enormous
amount of sugar which this represents
is brought from abroad. If it were
possible to grow all this amount at
home it would give employment to hun
dreds of factories, tens of thousand,
of farmers, hundreds of thousands of
workmen. Why not use sugar grown
and made in the U. S. A.?-Creede
Candle.
A man down in Huerfano county
went to the company doctor and asked
him what he should do for his wife.
The doctor asked what was wrong with
her and the man replied that she
tangoed all day and talked all night
"Kill her, advised the doctor very
promptly. "What do you meanf'
asked the man, "by telling me to kill
my wife, 81 mean just what I say
replied the doctor "Your only hope
is to kill her. She has the foot and
mouth disease and there is no cure. /"
The story is told how a very radical
prohibition editor in our county took
= joy ride the other day and when he
reached the Elk farm he deliberately
squared his auto, backed up and toox
. running start At the fence, but failed
to consider the ditch which lay be-
tween. Several passersby who helped
turn the auto right side up. are today
wondering if the dear brother has for
saken the straight and narrow way, or
whether he fed his machine brandy in
stead of gasoline.-New Castle Demo
crat.
The booze interests are now trying
to save beer out of the wreck the pro-
hibitionists have made of them. 1t is
now contended that for the past TWEEN
ty years people have been cutting ont
whiskey for beer. Possibly so, but
they have waited just little TOGO long
to bring out their argument. Had the
whiskeyites begun to regard the law CT
the country twenty years ago their
lease of life would have no doubt been
extended many years. - Hotchkiss
Times.
Jack Layton and Tom Gleason left
this week for Granite, where they will
work placer claim which they, in
company with James Dilts. have leased.
Mrs. Layton will visit for few days
with Mrs. c. f. Taylor before leaving
for Granite From accounts receive
the claims these men have leased are
rich in gold, and We certainly hope that
they will strike it rich this summer
and be able to return home this fall
with rings on their fingers and bells
on their toes. Eagle Enterprise.
Last Friday, Chris Jensen and his
miners struck what ID believed to be
one Of the richest carnotite strikce
ever uncovered in that we'll known dis
trict. A vein Of high grade ore fully
six feet wide was opened up. The
vein runs elear through the mountain,
probably mile, cropping out on the
other side. This mine should be worth
millions Of dollars to its lucky owners
and, here . hoping that they get all the
wealth tAae 10 coming to then.-Green
River (UtaA) DipsteA.
John Weiskopf cane down froa Fai.
ford last Saturday, returning on Tues
day nsrning. He ssys tAs CAlisasss
mine is getting better al tie tine, and
that just a. soon - The snow soes o1
<hey expect to begiA bailding . roa1
out and will start chipping out ere ~
soon ~ they en- possibly get it to the
railroad. Il 10 now settled fact that
the boys have opened a lead that has
been prospected for during the past
twenty years. The ore runs very high
in copper, and has . small amount Of
gold, had and silver also. 1t y esti-
mated that the eight foot vein Of ore
will carry about t75 to 800 per ton
in the different metals.-Eagle Enter
prise.
Don't talk hard times to us. They
are not here and never have been. This