The Glenwood post., 1916-04-15

for Bulger. 1t is proper for he cared
for no one but Bulger. We don't be-
lieve in capital punishment, but it is
the law and we believe the law should
take its course without maudlin senti-
ment questioning its processes.-Boul-
der Camera
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Summers enter
tanned party of friends last Saturday
evening, including Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nassau, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Cox, Mr.. and Mrs Frank P.
Frost, Miss Irene Lehow and Mr.. Leo
Liston. The evening was spent playing
number of novel games appropriate
to April l. Late in the evening Mrs.
Summers served delicious lunch
Marble Booster.
A. E. DuPree, newspaper man of the
eastern slope, has gone down to May
bell, has taken up homestead, has pur-
chased the plant of the defunct May
bell Gazette and will begin the publ.
cation of a newspaper at Maybell. He
is practical man, is located in the
garden spot of northwestern Colorado,
is good booster in neighborhood of
loyal people and will do world of
good in this section of the state. We
wish him success.-Craig Courier.
For years we have followed pro-
gram of economy which we believe
should be given to the public. Enter
tanning a mania for long pieces of
cord, paper clips, pins and rubber
bands, we never fail to open the ona-
cent letters we get, in the hope of
finding one Of these articles. For weeks
we save everything of that sort and
eventually we waste enough money in
five minutes to buy cord, clips, pins
and bands enough to last us 20 years.
Lamar Sparks.
March 11th, at Myton, Utah, young
man named J. R. Babcock was killed
by chance blow on the jaw in a prize
fight. There is stringent law in
Utah against prize fighting, aiding or
abetting, or even attending one. In
consequence of this new law nine men
William Morrison, Me Palmer, Cap
Mcclure, Alvie Dart, Harry Seaton,
William Sands, j. D. Beavers, C. u.
Stokes and Arthur Oleson-have becn
arrested, and will likely be put to much
trouble and expense.-Meeker Review.
The Hotchkiss Times reports the
shipment thus far this season of forty
two cars of hogs from that station. No.
SO very long ago one had to rake the
valley with fine-tooth comb to locate
q pig for st. Patrick 3 Day event. A
large portion of the stock claimed as
shipped from Hotchkiss came from Pa
onia and the country near by, there
being at present NO stock-shipping fa-
cilities at this station-bnt the show
ing for the valley as whole is nothing
short Of remarkable, At that.-Paonia-
ian. n.ra-J u t. ...... -.
Bart Lynch is booster for the new
electric railroad to Paradox valley and
has secured . handsome sample of cop
per ore from the Paradox copper mining
region. The specimen, containing about
three-fourths Of its four pound weight
in native copper, is attracting consid-
cradle attention in Bart's window.
Bart says that the eletric line will be
good thing for this valley and he hopes
to see the thing go through and go
through with a rush which will make
things in Grand junction buster and
more permanently prosperous
Junction News. -1f III g1fr
Let's prepare for war Let's build
roads Whereby our troops could move
from one point to another with great
celerity Let's get this railroad prob
lem SO adjusted that the products of
the farm can be marketed before they
perish and at rates that will leave
margin of profit for the husbandmen.
Let's begin our preparedness program
at these two points, then If war should
not come at all, the money will have
been wisely spent nevertheless, for
roadways do not become obsolete and
are needed in peace ~ well as in war.
Colorado springs Democrat. N
Senator Thomas has made the state