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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
A MILLION DOLLAR
GRIPSACK REPORTED
IN TOWN TODAY

Thcro was a report around the
santo Ne depot this morning thar
,Generni Villas hodyau4fd with %
million dollars IN a g%ripsack was at
the Aivaudo hotel. He was said 90
have come up from the south this
morning. on his way east inquiries
at the hotel iaii0d "a bring a traveller.
hadyguard or other, with q million
dollars. 4 llEht.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
FEDERAL INQUIRY INTO
AMERICANLANDQUESTI0N

Inquiry INTO the American land
question. into It's labor and capital
aspects will he begun by the federal
Industrial relations commission tn q
public hearing at Dallas, Tex. March
Is.
Agriculture viii be the dominant
theme and the cotton crisis will be
reviewed with its attendant results
upon landlord and employ ing farm
the tenant ana farm lahoTcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
Hair Coming out? II DrN, thin
ladcd. Bring Inck lis Color
aud Lustrc.

within ten minutes after AN appii-
cation Of Daudcrinc you cannot ma q
single rae Of dandrum or falling hnlr
and your scaip will not itch, but What
will please YOU most VIII be after a
few weeks use. when YOU see ne"
hair. fine and downy Mt hrat-yes-
but really new hair growing all over
the scalp.
A little Danderine immediately
dOubleas the beauty of your hair. No
difference how duil. faded, brittle and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
LOTS Of BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANOERINE

scraggy, just moiston "a cloth with
puudcrino and carefully draw Oh
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect be- nmnz-
ing-your hair viii be light. iiuiy
and wuvy, and nave an appearance "i
abundance. AN Incompatible lustre,
softncss ana luXuriancc.
Oct a 90 ccnt bottle OF Enowltors
Dandorlnc from any drug store ar
toilet counter. and prove mat your
hair Ii as pretty ana soft as any
that il has been neglected ur Injured
by careless trcatmcnt-thuts an
you surely can have hcauthul hair
ana lo:- of II II you Will iusi try "A
little panderine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
CARRIES
MORE THAN 1000
PASSENGERS
No. 8 Goes Through Today in
Eight Sections, First One
Arriving at 7:55 and Last at
1855.

Train No. 3. the California limited.
carried more than i.oo0 passengers
through here today, No. 3 travelled
In eisht sections. on each OF which
there were about 1s5 passengers.
The first section arrived at 1855
this morning and the others followed
IN this order-a. 1895. Io:t5, H.,
1880, 1875 and f2.bs. Throughout
the forenoon the santa "a station
looked like a convention OF holiday
seekers.
Five sectiens are expected TO make
up No. 3 tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
M0RTUARY.
Iuncrnl OF Mrs. shnnn

The funeral OF Mrs Mary Anna
Shoup will De held from the church OF
The Immaculate Conception tomnr
row morning. Burial VIII he in san
Ia Barbara cemetery. Mrs. Shoup
was born In London. october 20, 1851
The surviving members Of the fam
lis consist Of husband. son. daughter
an aged mother, ave grandchildren
three sisters and four brothers. The
son. Mr.. Harry Shoup, lives 10 Anu
Tho daughter, Mrs. y. 4
Douuuliy. ives In Dallas, She VIII
arrive in Albuquerque this e'cninE
The deceased was married to James
Shnup IN 1876 and later came a. Al
buquerquc in 1851.
The Ladies' Sodnlity, of which Mrs.
shuup was n member. will meet 't
her late residence. 7O7 South FIRST
street. at 80 O'Clock thir evening
for recitation OF the Sodality prayers.
An members nrc requested to at
tend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
Sudan Grass continues to de-
cline. Present price, per pound,
zoe. E. W. FEE.
anrY.IT-NoMr CAMPAIGN on.

It started In ne east several weeks
ago; the purIrp~e n Ia urge the pur-
chase of goods now. which at nesfs~-
-ity mIist he bought soon. and thus
develop the more rapid improvement
% business throughout the country.
InlN Now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03

Phone s, Red Barn, al Copper
Tor nrsi class hacks and carriages
". T.. Trimhle a. Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03

WATER TAX DIE AND PAY
ABLE At OFFICE OF WATER co,
liG s.. SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03

o. +. ~Schocnhcrg. range ne Tiior's'
who WITS operated on In this city re-
Gently. returned today To his post, en-
tirely recovered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

10 SUBSCRIBERS

TO SUBSCRIBERS y
; II you fall to set your evening =
paper. call =
POSTAL TELEGRAPH =
COMPANY, PHONE 80. =
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

Nsa l. Caa.Aas - family ssG.s.sl
yssassaay nsssiag fssa Las Aansaas,
CA6fssnia. - viA sPsal ths s~n..r
in Gheavssd- FseA ssys Califsrais 10
filisA With tAe nsst loyal lot ef hssst-
ers h ever 80 sad the vsy they have
u hssei.G tie tourists u - tss~hle.
fAat is . fi.s essstry to visit il o.e
hss Pas.ty e .s.sy, bat II - is
lsski.g fer . -. better stay soas-
vAers else, snywAsse sase.
James DeuniAG Who has fos the
past few yeens far.ed the Va. Cieve
ranch in Spring valley - leaser, this
week parcAassA tAe property fro. T..
H Wa Give whs located it - govern
meat lad Many years age. Mr.. Down
ing has been prosperous si.ee he took
this rsneA ead this year r.ised wheat
ON sthe place to the value Of over
5000, besides his other ereps. The
Post snderstanAs the esasiaesatiea for
tne PsVkNAty ~Oo SIV,VVO.
= = =
John LeaFy, familiary known around
CarbOndale as Frisco" Was srPestsI 4
in Gle.weeA Tuesday after a. exhibi-
tion of penmanship wherein he tried
to initiate the signature Of John Owens,
. Midland section hand, 10 . railreal
time check When taken before
Justice Waite on . chAras Of
forgery, "Ffises" entered . Pike of
guilty and Vas thereupos recommended
to sAsri4 Jssssp's beading hssss m
til TIE .ext tern Of the district court.
John Adrianee aAd Miss Mary Adri-
ance, nephew and niece Of Mrs. A. L.
Beardsley, vAo have been visiting in
Glenwood since last fall, have received
Aews from their hooe at PiernOnt,
New York, that Frank Mason, once in
the restaurant business in Glenwed and
for several years later following the
same business at Gfasd Ju.ction, has
leased the Fort Comfort Inn at Pier
mont and has taken charge Of the
came. Mr.. Mason 10 quite veil re-
menbered BY the old timers in Glen
wood.
From . paper just received by c. &.
CsAady from his cid hene in Indiana
it is learned that the Hoosier Motor
club, which is the state automobile
organization Of Indiana, hss officially
adopted the Ocean to Ocean highway
through Glenwood Springs, and this
route is recommended to all the club
nenbe1. This action 10 due no doubt
to the splendid treatment accorded by
this city to nenbers Of that club who
passed tAroash here NE yssrs aso rs
we'll - The Ase inpression fssced ups
then BY ear natchlsss see.ery and
their delight At the case with which
our roads were negotiated. They would
And them in much better shape IL
they were to come over them now.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
0A0 - oo6 ~
Walsoas 1s0aasL D1i1ss.


Gnpssi.Ae.Asaks Mrs. Wsseesaaa aa1
Ar. UnAsrv.sA aepsassA hsfess ths
es..Ay ssAaissisasss f~ssAsy - Pss-
tast IL vitAAssssl II The ahssAsas
ps0ss paast fssa sas seAssl AisfFiet
II Winning tAs 4aas . liAsssaos II
several herdreA asalass il ta.es h
aveA tAs 0iesvs,A ssAesas- IN
trssAls assse ever . Asfset i. Tia
essnty nap.
~ Aspen HisA schas, Nstes ststs
that their baskeshall teaas were uOst
graeiessly entertained BY tAe Gle.vss1
people o. their sses.t visit sAA tAsl
the .ev high seAssl ssildi.s is ~ To-
spiratioa.
He.ry Dspre Of the fourth grsde has
returned to school after tws weeks
illness.
TAe "Aystery Of Who Pat tAs Gar.
lie in r. E.'s Pocket" is ssv beins
s.rsveled by the grade detective.
At the weekly meeting of the c. F.
club of the eighth grade hast night the
BASKETBALL team AID captain were
eAoseA They have challenged The O.
F. club to 4 game which will probab' y
be played the latter part Of this week
fhs grade sehool basketball team
praeticed basketball in the Gynnasian
last night. Usder the coaching el
Csptsis NcKeasa the tssa 10 rapidly
impssving.
Mesd..ss weyaAd, we'fe, Murray,
Merriam and Miss Florence Rice wers
among the visitors to the grade school
last Friday.
In the race for the tardy banner la't
month the eighth grade again captured
first place. The second banner VA
wo. BY the seeosd grade apd tie over
flow reoa von the third.
fhe sixth grsde boys get the gyn'
lasiun from 70 . o'elsek Saturday
and the eighth grade from . to 10.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
WR NAY usooa1o0An

EARLY h tAs sannsf e 1913 tn
rssidsats e the tswn ef eih instituted
IN ~ esanty eourt tAs eusts0axy PRO.
essdinss fss Incorporating tie tswn.
n Deawss a.l Rio 0sas6s Railroad
company ssesred fsso Jalss SAunate
u The DISTRICT court . te0Pssasy -.
serainiAg ssaes vAieA psevsstel fsa.
tAer aetis. except tAat tAe pespas wses
allowed b proceed With their e3setisa
which resulted alnost s.aniasssly IN
fsvsr sf inesspssaties. o. . hearing
Judge 9hunate hela II fAvsf II IL
residents Of the town and disnissd tAs
restraining order and frsa this ruling
tie railroad company, through their 10
cal attorney, C. ". Darrow, took n
appeal 10 the sspfene court. The high
er tribunal has just handed dsvD . de-
eision sustaining Judge Shunate and
this leaves the people free - proceed
With taeir inesspssation. Js1ee Bsards
lsy rspresests tAe petitieass.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
Ta10xxasIAH xo1M

Jeha King ef sanliSAt recently fell
% the iee, cutting . sliGht sash in n,s
elbow. He vas assssht 70 Glenwood
this week saAeri.g frsa blsod poison,
aad d.. Crook fears tAat Ae may lose
his arm. 1t is in very I'D shape.
= = =
George BrsagAesa iStssnsl Sunday
frsa Iowa vhsfs Ae vsat come tine
49, il search It wssk. 0ssrge ays
esaditioas tAsss have H6sa very Ssa
sisss ths first 4 H. sas, ~ h
thinks there b now "a 1pvsra trs.d.
He has seen - little susSkins sinee be
left here that he says old Cssss1ls Ger
tainly looks niEhty good - hin.
= = =
A second case Of violation Of the
game law from Eagle county this week
is reported by Game Wardsa Noser.
It il that Of Robert Cose sf Gilman.
Mr.. Aoser found deer meat in ths pos
sessie. Of Cose and brought tie same
to Gssavoed and placed Il in esld
stessse for use - evidence ct ths trial
which has bsea set for June ..
= \ \
Congressman Taylor has secured tie
passage through congress Of hin pre-
vidi.g for the protection Of ~ vatsss
Of Hannah creek, the Stream fssa
which Grand Junction secures its water
supply. Mr.. Taylor has wired the
Junctionites that Presidest Wilson
signed the bill at O'Clock in the
morning, just before the sdjssrnaent
Of congress.
Talk about spring. She is surely
here. Never mind about the robins or
the wild geese. We have \ sign that
is better. George Moore cane in yes
terday from Bellingham, wsshingtoA,
where he has wintered. Gesses says
Wilson's free trade policy 10 plnying
hob i. the Northwest country which Is
in much worse shape now than he has
ever seen it. George will sunnss is
Gleaweod as usual.
A very pleasant surprise party was
eivsa At the home Of Mn. II. Il. FtsaeA
On March Srd, in honor Of tAs bissAlay
II Afs. Oyster, Nrs. Taft snA Mn.
Preach. Tweety-eiGht were Prsssae 80
speat = pleasant afternosa 1, vtsitisg
and dsing fancy work Delieisss lsneh
was ssrvsd st $3.50. TAsss pssssat
vsss Hssdanss Psrhise., Ms0.isk,
sehassees, sehoenAerr, Daily, Dsinaisa,
WseAaSsr, Brosius, Alls,, BtAsl, WI
Hama LARAMIE, wAitnaa, Hsasna.,
Bauer, Kemp Lowe, Cha HssssA,
lna1d, wals, Diekson, Harris, TAFT,
Mccoy, aad Miss Marie Peek.
b. b Swafta, manager Il H. 1t1e
Telegram came before tAs ssasty esG-
nississes Tuesday to ask IL bsasa
to build or assist in building . ssal to
his strawberry patch on Mann Dssa-
taia, which Swartz says 10 siss nils
horissataIly and $500 feet perpesdies-
larry from the tsWn Of Ri1e. OWaTts
says he has . scheme which bsats run-
nias . aewsPaper a.d defending boot
IsGgess an below and that Il, niIkis9
the strawberries and piekiAg tAs es~s,
-. hts see! milking IT, ssws SD
piekias the strawberries. s.l ~ -
jsyiag sesswherrses asA essaa - ~
fsn. 0s to IL, cid seo~t, eAsssb DseA-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
O2A3I00 ~

Before buying your stationery It win
pay You to see the Eaton, Crane and
Pike line-eorreet for all kinds Of cor
respondenee.
We carry Libby Glass-the finest
cut giass that money can buy. rhsrs
il netting "just - good" - 1Sbbys.
We have the finest pietsrss. bssA
fnneA aAd uafraneA, 70 - fsanl IN
~ si4y. 0se then II ysa ass IsskiAG
fer real vssks Il ast- Dein6 n ysar
pictures fer fsoni14.
Hsad4sastsrs fer vietsoas talking
DaehiAso aAl roeeeos.
THE NAYD BOOEDr08L
n Hssss II Qnality.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
n4unpe - ,.o-,s
lDy ~ 4aassaDps)


The LAdies' Aid sssisty ef the church
had . very eatAasiasGie and delight
full meeting at tAs Parssaage on last
Tuesday sfterason, sigAtse. stalwarts
being present. rhs natter Of division
was brought up ssA Il vss unanimously
agreed to organise ints tws divisions,
with the thought in MAD that later IN
if the growth Of its as.bership will
warrant, another divisiss OF two will
follow. Mrs. II. wals vas unanimously "
elsetsd captain of Division No. l and
Ma II Daily captain sf Division No.
z. The outlook fos H. growth and
Aelpful.ess Of tAs sseisty certainly is
beautiful. The exAsstatieu Of St. Paul
to the church u PAilippi is much in
pssee: Help tAsss weasa which Ia
bored with ~ in the eospsl-and the
rest Of ny fellow wsrksss, whose names
are in tie Book Of Afs.''
The usual aabbatA seAsol AID preach,
iAg services, both nsr1iag and even
ing, will obtain.
= = =
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
lGsesAal 1AsuneAian HUvAssA

The unusually large sale Of this
remedy is the best evidencs ws eoald
offer you % prove its merit. It b
made Of effective isgTsdiests, ssd Il
guaranteed 70 give permanent relief
for rheunetisa. We win gladly show
you the fssnnla and sxpaaia its merits
to yss. Price, soe. 0leswood Phas.
Deey, LEGAL aeelts.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
EE NG0 R@1
L WIrlrKS y
&QQQlE@SZ]

GQ>WlE&RSZ
Ossi.s cut all our b.ssisa.
SsAa beanett Of Carbsndsle spent
0baAay in Gleaveod attending to bus
6D aatters.
n Miller Of the Glenwood pool hall
~ Tuesday evening for . visit of .
~ weeks to California.
= = =
lAst Monday was the proverbial
nssing day and several of our people
49, use Of it for that purpose.
Better oil your harness this spring.
Al kinds Of oil.
33-.7 WOODY.
Ar and Mrs. Harry Burnett were In
ossavosd couple days early this week
ssetliaS up some business natters.
= = =
HI. asA Ara August Dickson have
asved from the Evans ranch to the
hailsy cottages % South Grand Ave.
= = =
Z. h Hggins Vas in Gleavood Nsn.
~ aad Tuesday attending to some ad.
.an!stsatisa business in the county
ssWa
1at
A.. ead Ns. Henry v. Davis came
dswn from sAosAose Monday, He.ry's
aission being to attend the ssssio. Of
- city ess.eil
u. 1aadils, eye, sas, asss s.l threat
Ossialist. Glasses lttsl Otisses
Af. aad Nrs. Lafe johnson have ~.
turned after an extensive trip over the
DatA- Mr.. Johassa y .sv soployei
= AeCoyS garage.
= = =
u h Aans1eld wac dowl from Car
bssdsaae Tuesday transaetins business
il tAs sea.ey ssast in soa,setiss With
~ b. n. NeCsxty estate.
= = =
1As county tssasurer's Office has
dses exceptionally bssy this week as-
d4tiAg cash for county taxes and
writing receipts for the sane.
= = =
Our basketball teams will 70 up h
Apsa this evening 70 contest with ths
hRA sehsol teans Of the silver camp.
TAsy say they feel like victors.
eeddIes made to order. TAs bsse
evse. Woody, Of coufse 2As!
Afs. A. J. Reilly, who went to Grand
Jsnetion three weeks ago to visit her
grandmother who was very i'll, returned
- hsr Gaenwood home Tuesday evening.
= = =
ID Everett has purchased . new
Overland car Of the 1915 model and
- been busy this week trying to
teach the fool thing to behave itssif
- the road.
In the county court Monday evening
Nss. Fsany Rogers was granted divorce
hsa Pat Rege. Of Grand Valley o. .
eAeFge Of son-support. Mr.. Rogen was
pssseat, but did not contest the action.
While you are IN 0leawood eat 1t
IL beautiful To.s King cafe. Ysu
viii be pleased with tie trea&as.e Yen
ssssive. Jsst north Of Hotel Gl,s.
vssl ll.l4-tf
Dos I forget to see g. r. Berger, the
popular Optieian, who viii Be here
aOain at the Glenwood Hotel for two
~nys, March and 8, Sunday and Mon
Aay. Will test school children's eyes
frce.
George B. Havert stopped in Glen
Wsod Monday for . visit with his sis
~, Nm. e. E. Wssthafer. Gesrxe has
Ssea visiting his family in Oaklnd, Cal
ifsenia, and was on his way back to
Deaver.
= = =
George Heislsf asA family havs
asved back 10 their property on Coop
- a~ssns s.d GeorUs has agAia gone
- work at his old trade in the bakery
a.d b greeting his former s1stsaen
Win . ssils.
1Ss latest hssss collars, . ersas In
psovsnsot.
ssa WOODY.
= = =
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
GE1Afoe cUln6NO aAYD
0AI0ooGO l1UO3 "a

Washington, D. c., Feb. s7!-Uaitsd
States senator Albert B. Cunains VI
Iowa, Who 10 los.ias up - . pstsatisl
progressive Repsblieaa eandiAass for
The presidential noniaation next year,
today cane cut sSaarsly fer tAs ban
ishnent Of The saloon frsn ths life sf
tAs ration.
"The sslsoa nsst g." he said "6s.
briefly must b tie rule Of conduct fos
tie future"
Senator Csnnias 10 ths esly sns Of
tie dsess o. ners psblic nsa esssid-
sssa - presidential psssisilitias T.
pases hiasslf - . "Asy" Pla&1ss0.
fhs proAibities forces, which are stsed-
~ i.erssaiAs tAsir trsnssis~s psvss
in ths .atiea, are lsskisg for . psssi-
ds.tial candidate who espessss their
cuse.
Uniess congress subaits ths pssaibi-
tios constitutional ans.AneAt - tAs
states before The election next year
~ "drys" viii sssk to .aks hqsos -
issue in the presidential campaign.
they srs confident that hey can d.
ternine the noai.atisa Of candidates
ssd that they esa eseet . Prsside.t.
"WAet do yos consider TIE vital
problems now before The peepas." Mr..
Cunnins was ssksd.
"As they appear - ~ BOW thsy arc:
"Frst, . NV tari1 law which will
put .. end - the unfair competition of
foreign countries BY imposing dutics
which are high enough to allow our
prodscess - enter and hold The mar
kets. Tie establishment Of . peraa-
.ent i.depe.dest taria board to gather
and promulgats the information esses-
tial for intelligent Iegislatios upon the
subject.
"second, . careful and continuous
supervision Of the field Of industry IN
order to make it sure that the competi-
tive force in business IL preserved.
Fear must be removed from the minds
Of honest men, AID the dishonest opera
tor must be driven from commerce.
"TAira, excessive houn Of labor
must cesse if We would maintain our
standard Il eitisenship, and the work
i.snaa must knsw that the lsw ID his
fris,l sd peetseter .st his enemy and
dsspsiise. i.CAild labor must Be shsl-
ished, for if We eannot give eur yosAs
people . chance 70 bseo.s stsoag pAys
ieally, nsatally ssd nsraIly, tAs ed Il
the republic 10 net far away.
FsaFth, tAs sslsea nuse g. ososisty
snst Be The rlls sf conduct fer ths
fstafs.
"F1ftA, the snAn Sssrswef nsst ha,s
Ais sPPsets.itiss viasasa. We havs
rsaeAea . tias wAsa IL agricultural
sutp.t 1sse - isesssssa BY extseAins
T. the farmer, whether swnef O Fsstss,
nses ~ betese fnsiltiss ~ Pesass.
tssa.
"stxtA, Ne n.st unlock tAs west,
~ te tAs nsss pss0sesr asa DsssSs-
IT. bst - IL settler aaA inPssvss.
Co.sesvasie. in its bsst Sense can - st-
taineA witAest aesyiag to the pespss
Of ths western skates tie opportunity
70 grow.
"Seventh, believe in reducing the
aranent Of the world, bat until this
10 aeesoplisheA the United States must
b kept streag sssagA - that every
ether ration viii k,ow that ws can asd
win resist unjsst Senanas aad eafsrce
ssf hsessaAas iGAtsP'
We va.e svsly ssaGv b tswa -
a
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
n ooamsa AAAu 70 eI;DsWooz

g. 2. Berger, the well known Optom.
etsist and Op<ieiaa, will be here at the
Gleswood Hotel for two days, March
2 asd 9, Sunday and Noaday. Will
exanine sehsol children . eyes free.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

Teo minutes spsas seeAAR IL -
vestissDs.ss b III paRse ~ nsas
M as1DsD $3.50
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

sSA Cssps Assoas
Sunday 6ehasa. - Q. -
sunday serviesA n Q. n
WsAnssaay svsakaG ssviss, Q p Ii
Rseding room spsa - 4s.lay, Wed,
nss1ay ssA FfiAay aftss.ssas from :
T. Z p n
Al are weleo0A,
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
oousrY nADs talk ,oAps

The county commissioners held their
regular monthly session this week aad
tie came was intd1eeting fron the
standpoint of good roads for that 10
abost tie only subject which came Be
fore then.
They decided to move the convict
eanp up The Glsnwood eansa JEST -
600. - such . move seems practical
which win psrheps not Be earlier tAan
April I q possibly . little later.
n pss9as Of tie Morrisssis esantsy
whs ssas Hns 80 asked assista.es sf-
~ esaasissieness for . road n tAat
ssstioa IN presented dssds for right q
vay I'D H. rad win Be bsilt.
TAs fssiaents Of The Spring vallsy
lss.,tzy again Petitioned fss rod sp
~ nsetA sias sf Red eassa Al = ia
pasties aFeea - Do sH ths wssk n
~ county wsaA allow tAso elyeea,
tAsir ss4nsst Was gsssesl
A lst*ss iron Wasass fynsA h a.
svss T. . rs4.sst fer nsss nea ia ~
eeavtet eaDp seoes4 t1As neoe veeo
available as this tine, bst hy Jsly
IL es.e sssh - isersssea - g -
| 70 m. n esonissisoess plsss2
~, seasr fse tAas nuAAse q tAat
49,.
Fsaak D. sqsisr sf Rifle Was sssso-
neH6sd to 0oveF.or Carlson fer ~
poiltnent ~ . member Of tAs ststs
board Of stock Inspection eeanissisa-
Yo0 8AI1
Black and White OsPingtons aA1
Barred Rock egg for Matching, fssa
prize winning stock.
II. & YOUlkAl0,
31-3-99 New Casels, Ga
Wy - sJAssssAs ~ ~ ~ esWf
lisisas-Aavsssass.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

n - haes ~ aaysAane q vaa.a
aAvue1as = ~ pap0 - - . baSk
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

We va.e svsly h.av ia VIVA =
- sIAsu4Qelsa -
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

Ny - ssAssssAs ~ ~ ~ os0t
lisisu-Aavsstasa.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

Ton Can and The late Felix AIki.e
were besoa eooPaaisas aaA tAses Vas
enough resemblance in theis features
that they night easily b taken for
brothers. In fact some psspae referred
to them as Tom Chr and Al Can ald
actually thought they were brsthers-
As soon as the news Of Nr. Alkire .
death reached Grand Junction Ton Can
cane up on the first train and ACCOM-
panied the body Of his frisnd to tae
Junction.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

As another evidence that spring ID
coming the editor Of the Post thi,
week invested in . tin wagon, and il
you see us Fording it over the country
roads please don Z shoot. Just remen-
Der We have been walking . long tims
and we feel that we are entitled to q
change
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

George Heislsf asa family Aav,
0sved back 10 their property on Coup
- avssns s.a 0eorss hss aeain gon,
- work 1t his old trade in the baker,
a.d b greeting Ais former s1stsaen
Win Q alilo.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06

-
h la>est hssss eellafs, Q meat in
pssvsassk
4SS7 WOODY.
JodGe asd Mr.. r. J. Smith followed
IL seaswAat common -custsn aad
0svoa - March 1. They changed
tAsie Aabitatisa frea ose Of c. =.
WA61s's esttaess - Gsaad sven,s to
- 1A13sw bsnSals At the corner Of
RsvsntA anl Dlaks.
= = =
Tsaak OWest Of CA1ooaAale was
soanAsTing aroaAd our streets Tuesday
With . Aspeful oppression which indi-
eoteA that he was satisfied with his
veeokSsu which is the most hoassAb!e
sd fascinating in the wofld-tast Of
sssistin9 saturr in the pfoifaetiea Of
~ ~os3A = stap.er. sAnA Ossas Hell
~ vuls =. 80 NJ ssAs day. Say,
60 ~s-iiza1j6t.n Ss.i - as.ssst
- ssssssfIl fasnsss - tAsss two
AunsweL Il naass - pss.1 - - hsesd
- - Anniag fssssss1ev.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-06
= = =

Mn. Maggie Ryan Hurley is herr
fron her Aons in Oakland, California
for . short visit. sAe 10 . daughter Of
Dan Ryan and she was brought up il
Glenwood her mother having for many
years conducted the LeadvilIe restau
rant on River Front.