The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

greatest butter producing country Of
like area in the state. The soil ont
there is especially adapted for alfalfa
and the hundreds Of acres nov grow
ing testifies to this fact. The distance
from railroad will almost bar fruit
Hotchkiss Times.
Mary had a little ring, twas given
her by Joe, and everywhere that Mary
went that ring WAS sure to 60. She
took the ring with her one day, When
she went out to tea, where she might
show it to the girls, who numbered
twenty three. And when the girls all
saw the ring, they made . great ado,
exclaiming with one voice: "Has it
At last got round to your"
go
DR.. ]. c. Thompson and his father,
George Thompson, left Wednesday for
Denver, where they will purchase an
auto. They 60 first to Canon City to
pick up Mrs. Thompson and the chill
dren, and then start for their new home
in northern New Hampshire, going by
way of Canada, where Mr.. Thompson,
Sr, will visit his old home, for the
first time in 40 yesrs.-steamboat
Sentinel.
A country editor wrote to . cata-
logue house for some advertising. They
replied that they would be glad to use
his space, but would like to know what
territory his paper covered, whereupon
he told them: "This psper goes from
New York to San Francisco, from Can
ada to the Gulf, and it keeps me work
ing until two O'Clock in the morning
to keep it from going to hell. sugar
City Gazette.
The new marriage license law passsd
by the last general assembly and which
will 20 into effect some time in june
requires = five days notice Of intention
of marrying, and the publication Of
the bans or application in two newspa-
pers Of the county. II no objection in
writing is made to the marriage within
that time the clerk will have authority
to issue the icense.-LAaho Springs
Gazette.
One by one, Lesdville saloons are
dropping down and out as the time Of
the dry laws draws near. The side
doors of Steve Frankovich's saloon,
1872 West Chestnut street, did not open
for the usual trade Sunday. Frankie
vich quietly locked up shop Saturday
midnight with the intention Of retiring
from the business in Leadville.-Lead-
Vile Herald-Demoerst.
We can't say that we believe in tn.
Americanism of the American manu-
facturers Of war munitions. Peace 10
. too cherished and sacred condition to
be endangered in order that = few
ammunition and gun manufacturer
may reap . harvest Of blood dollars.
True Americanism places American
ideals above American dollars. In this
respect We wholly agree with William
Jennings Bryan.-Boulder News.
Absolute freedom Of the seas to all
neutrals should be insisted upon by all
the powers not involved in the present
European war. The secs belong to the
people Of the whole world, and in case
of war restrictions of trade should ap-
ply only to the countries fighting one
another. When peace finally comes
after the present conflict there should
be new and unequivocal declaration
the freedom Of the seas
Lamar Sparks.
Congressman EDWARD T. Taylor OF
Glenwood Springs, his son Edward I.
Jr., and C. B. Keek, Jr., of Glenwood,
stopped in Leadville late yesterday ST
ternoon on = motoring trip from Den
yer to Glenwood Springs. The con-
visit was unannounced, but
he had been here only = short time be-
fore his friends knew Of his arrival
and during the evening many Of them
called on him at the hotel.-Lesdville
Herald d-Denocrat.
It is reported that J. P. sehemer-
horn has bought the Joe Alley farm on
To bead Of Piecance creek (Meeker-
Rifle road). This l. the historic Frank
Morgan r..ch, one Of the first located