The Glenwood post., 1915-01-23
;sarpss Passes 81 Whieh Sets Asite
Seme n1y 900 Aees of Aoekies
for cs)Orado N,tiood p1rh
wlll HELP THE WHOLE STATE.

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nsat hsl bsea fssesA 70 IVY ths "was
tag" aHl many believed that - in
crease Pssaie playground expenses was.
not consistent. However, it will b
nsted that sufficient pressure -.vas
brought to bear to secure the passa0s
Of tAs pask measure sd it is to bsesas
. rsaEty. HE -r.E
That the whole state will b. bsse.
fitted 6sss without ssestion. We q
this section are sure TO receive . COED
ly share Of the visitors to the new paxk
for ~ visitors to the state will want
to see other and greater grandeur thaa
the park contains and must needs coms
to this section to find that which will
fully satiafy their dsailsA Ne As.AA
Thousands of people viii visit the new
park each year and after a few days
there they will want to tour the state
from one end to the other, thus every
section will come in for the benefits.
We cannot have too many of these
Fairgrounds in our state if We are to
become the real Switzerland of Amer
lea. Each section OF the state has It's
own peculiar pieces of scenery. None
have a Hanging lake, none have a Huh
bard cave, none nave cave as beauti-
full as the Fairy cave and none have
the spouting rock. For this reason ell
visitors to the state will want to see
our beauty spots and to revel in the
Western Slope sunshine. A dispatch
from Washington on speaking of the
passage of the new national park bill
said:
Washington, Jan. 1s.-The Rocky
Mountain park bill, embracing 23l 900
acres of the grandest scenery in the
Estes park district, passed the house
this afternoon by au overwhelming
vote. The bill has already been passed
by the senate and now goes to Pres
ident Wilson for his signature.
The passage of the bill means the es-
tablishment of another national park
in the west second in Importance only
to the Yellowstone park 1t viii mean
that thousands upon thousands of tour
lists will hereafter come to Colorado
instead of going for recreation to Eu-
rope and to other points
The bill was clinched and cannot be
reconsidered. No one raised the point
of quorum and the measure was adopt
ed by viva voce vote.
Promptly at $3.50 Speaker Clark rec
ognized Congressman Taylor of Colo
rado, to call up the bill. Forty min
utes' debate was allowed on the meas
ure Taylor opened the debate. He
said the land embraced in the proposed
park area was valuable only for park
purposes.
Republican Leader Mann Of Illinois.
instead Of opposing the biIA as hsd
been expected, spoke in ,aver Of the
measure, and said he hoped The people
Of the United States who have besa
going abroad to view fsreign scenery
would stay at home and. zee TIC SraAA
scenery Of the Rockies.
81 would rather climb tie eoeky
Mountains above tie snow line - An
gast than DO anything eiss." ss -
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