The Glenwood post., 1915-11-06

The bounty on wolf pelts was IN.
creased by the Moffat county board Of
commissioners, at late meeting, to
e25 for old wolves and to SO for pups
The former bounty was $l5 for old
wolves and IS for pups. The new
bounty became effective October TO-
Aeeker Herald.
Sheridan's saloon was burglarized
some time last Friday night, and a
WAS made Saturday, but Justice Pear
son did not deem the evidence strong
enough to get conviction in the dis
trict court, SO did not go to trial "n
condition that the lad get out of town
in an hour. He made it in seven min
utes.-New Castle Democrat.
Ice forms each morning now on Car
Donate creek and it won't be long until
We are up against the frOzenwater hole
proposition again. 1t seems odd when
you come to consider it, don t it, that
with all the people living in N2rbls
now, there has been NO advanced idea
Of getting domestic water over what
ideas prevailed thousand years ago
in this same valley.-Aarble Booster.
tie anything but pleasing to the
Democrats to talk of the plundering Of
the state treasury under the Shafroth
administration, or the alarming deficit
in the national treasury under the Will
SON administration, even though We
have been paying a war tax for months
and are promised the same privilege
for months to come, when We have had
NO war and are going to have none.--
Ahmosa Courier.
The first test of the prohibition law
in Denver was won by the ''drys' in
Denver last week. This makes the Sec
ond victory for the latter, but the case
now goes to the supreme court. If the
supreme court renders a decision for
the "drys" we suppose Denver will
want to draw ont of the state the same
a. when Arapahoe county interfered
with the city, they created Denver
county.-Milliken Mail.
With an air of having finally dis
posed of a great question, Secretary
McAdoo announces that he will ask
congress to retain the existing duty on
sugar. But this will by no means
meet even the present deficit In the
revenues, to say nothing of the large
expenditures which must necessarily
be made for the national defense.
Meantime, Mr.. McAdoo goes blithely
away, at government expense journey
ing to the Pacific coast to inspect post
Office sites.-Fort Collins Courier.
We started something last week with
the piece about paw-paws, persimmoas,
etc. George B. Taylor insists that paw
pavs are never ripe at this time If
year-that they ripen and are eaten IN
the hot months of June and July. Mrs.
w, Il. Hood insists that paw-paws are
fit to eat only after the first frost IN
the fall, like persimmons. As An ez-
Nissourian, and therefore competent to
give expert testimony, we shall reserve
our decision until after We hear from
others on this subject. All you paw
paw eaters will please rise and give
testimony.-Marble Booster.
The Denver papers are about the
cheapest-run metropolitan dailies IN the
United States. Last week one of them
sent out = circular letter asking editors
Of country newspapers and officers CT
commercial clubs to send them country
correspondence and news of their To-
calities. They didn't even ofer to
send postage. Inasmuch rs they have
cut out their country exchange list and
stopped paying their correspondents
they expect to get suckers enough
throughout the entire state to fill up
their sadly neglected state news col
,mp,. Denver certainly needs . deeeut,
truth-and- nd-news-telling progressive daily
in her midst.-Brush Republican.
That noble woman Senator Helea
Ring Robinsop il here from New Jersey
preoared to ninSle her tears with those
Of Dora Phelps Buell sad others wa
have freqsently fit, bled aad died. il
..k ~. ~hv "a think New