The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-10-29

W m ms clubs, public SCHOOLS,
churches, business houses and other
organizations are cooperating to make
the movement 4 success. Everybody
can help, and remember the slogan:
For more employment, better trade,
buy goods Colorado made"
The valuation of $194, 041 was placed
On the Western Light and Power Com
pany's system in Loveland, Colo, in
Guiding the Fringe lines" not within
the city but which serve close in rural
population, by F. G. Hamilton of
South Orange, N. j., public utility
valuation expert, when he appeared
on the witness stand in the District
in the case brought by the city Of
Loveland to condemn the system in
Loveland and acquire control Of 1t.
The second regular labor pay day
for the Great Western Sugar Com
pany was $4,000, paid the 800 labor
ers at the Loveland factory. 1t Is re-
ported that practically all the beets
will be out Of the ground by the last
Of this month, and the regular month
~ pay day to farmers, Nov. 49, will
distribute nearly $2,O0O,OOO among the
growers around Loveland.
D. w. McWilliams, who resides on
farm near the school house at Tril-
by has issued q general invitation to
hunters to visit his place and exter-
inmate band of coyotes that are
feeding on his poultry. They have be-
come so bold that they enter the chick
en- yard In broad daylight and carry
off chickens, fighting the dogs that
are sent against them.
Joseph Broyer, II years old, Is the
third of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Broyer's
family Of six who had died within the
last year Of Brights disease. A daugh-
ter, 8, and a still younger daughter
preceded the boy, the former dying just
a month ago. The family has lived in
Fort Collins about five years.
The Colombian Senate, after three
sessions during which there was much
discussion, ratified the treaty which
the United States by which Colombia
is to receive $25.OOO.OOO.
All of the old-time athletes at the
University of Colorado are to be in
vited to return into Boulder for Home
Coming day to he held Saturday, Nov.
g. The &c" men are to lead parade
Of university students and be honor
guests of their alma mater at the
alumni banquet which will be one of
the features Of the day.
Adolph Chenot, 81 years old, far
mer living at Fremont, committed SUI
eide by hanging himself In his barn.
The body was discovered an hour lat
or by Chenot's 17-year-old son, who cut
1t down and tried to revive his father
1t is understood that Chenot had been
Respondent for some time.
The potato crop in the San Luis
valley is expected to set a new record
this year. approximately 5000 car
loads already have been shipped, &C.
cording to "A recent report. Last year
only 1000 carloads We're consigned
during the entire season.
The cornerstone for the $4,000 state
armory has been laid at Monte Vista.
Grand Master NJ. Fl. Van Fleet and
Senior Grand Warden Jesse Wiley of
the Masons had charge of the ceremon-
les. The procession was led by Troop
A, National Guard.
Greeley gets the next American Le-
gion meeting. Alamosa, which began
Il campaign Il month ago, lost out in
the final bnlloting with Greeley win
ming the count easily. Without dis
senting voice. Leo p. Kelly, past COM
mander Of Pueblo post No. 2, holder of
the distinguished service cross, was
chosen as state commander.
Weld county commissioners have UNI
der consideration highway plans which
II carried out will shorten the auto
mobile distance from Greeley TO Den
yer from fifty-six to fifty-three miles,
n saving of three miles.