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The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
RANCH ron sAIa

200 Acres, with modern improve
ments, broom house, we'll furnished
hot and cold water, bath, toilet, etc
Splendid private water system ffsa
springs. Fifty head Of cattle, eight
head of horses, all kinds Of machinery
and Implements. Place produces 21S
tons hay. Splendid hay and grain
ranch. First class water right from
two streams. Grazing permit for les
head of cattle. Price 10000. Address,
VIM. SMITH, Owner,
Rusdi, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
Fail Short OF Greatness.

What the world calls greatness is a
kind of plant which requires the right
kind of human soil aud moisture and
light for its proper growth Many n
youth who was the idol of his class
mates and professors NJ college, he
cause they regarded him rs . man OF
the future disappointed expectations
because he WAS never nhlo ~ ind
after leaving college the right social
atmosphere journal
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
AS to Immortality.

II am wrong in thinking the hU-
man soul immortal. am glad to be
wrong; nor will | allow the mistake
which gives me so much pleasure to
be wrested from me MS long as live.
But If when dead as some Insignia
without sensation, am not afraid of
dead philosophers .deriding my errors.
Again, II we are moi to. he immortal.
II Ia nevertheless what man must
wish-tO have his life end at Its prop
er time. For nature puts n limit 10
living as to everything rlse.-t;icero
~On Old Age"
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
PILES
PILES
PILES

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching Al
once. acting as poultice gives insta n,
relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointm
is prepared for piles and itching Of the
private parts. Sold by druggists, mai
soc and $l.0O. williams Mfg. Co.
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. 8. Parkison druggist
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
,pan,s M.n.Faesd Crab.

One Of the most singular looking
creatures that ever walked the enrth
or ''swam the waters under the earth"
Is the man-faced crab of .Inpnn. Its
body Is scarcely an inch in length. yet
the head is filled with a fuce which 10
the counterpart Of Chinese coOlie-
q verItable missing link. with eyes,
nose and mouth nil clearly defined.
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
sTEADFAsT CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should Form
Conclusive PROOF Of Merit to
Every Glenwood Springs
Reader

Could stronger proof of the merit
of any remedy be desired than the
statements Of grateful endorsers who
say their confidence has been undi-
unfinished by lapse Of time, These
are the kind Of statements that a-e
appearing constantly in your local pa
pers for Doans Kidney Pills. They
are twice-told and confirmed, with
new enthusiasm. Can any reader
doubt the followingi It's from a
Glenwood Springs resident.
James c. Barber, carpenter, 1909
Palmer Ave-, says: 81 have used
ooan's Kidney Pills for backsche aud
other symptoms Of kidney trouble and
they have always helped me and re-
moved the suffering. I have recon-
mended this good remedy for years
and know 1t will cure kidney com.
plants.
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
fs&eaoeaaea oaaeeeoeeaee3*
|IHQuROHSI
ST. BARNABAs CHURCH
school at 10 a. IN.

Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Holy Communion at IL A. IN.
On the secod Sunday of the month
the service will be held at Aspen
Evening service at Glenwood 1880.
Third and Gourth Sundays, Mornlng
Services at IL a. m.
Fifth Sunday. Morning Service ut
New Cas,lc.
Evening Service at Glcnwood 7:3O
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
Uncle Ted's Bed Time Stories
Current Events For the Children
and Grown-ups. Too
JACK AND RUTH LEARN ABOUT
THE ELECTORAL. COLLEGE

"Well, he WASH t really President
elect until January 10th, cause l
know" 1t was Jack managing to hold
his own, as usual, in a neighborhood
argument.
"What are you kiddies flushing about
nowf" asked Uncle Jack, a. he came
into the play room, where Jack, Ruth,
and all the children Of the neighl,or-
hood were amusing themselves while
heavy snowstorm ragged outside.
johnny says that Mr.. Harding was
elected President last November, but /
say he WASH t really the President-elect
until January 10th, when the electoral
college votes were cast" was jack 8
answer.
"There are lots Of people," said
Uncle Ted, "who say the election ism Z
over until the electors cast their votes,
so perhaps you are right. 1t is, i
guess, matter of the way you look
at it. According to law, when voters
go to the polls to vote for President,
1900 WV VIII o'
49, a., ""' QUO"
~ .is i 'Aa' 'n'i0 "as ''ae
WIN 'ne
gu" ''.ns LUZ 'ne
President direct.'' Ft
.1nn ' peAuea NUN
3. ~. e '.Ae VI 'ho WY
iopieu one4e Lou out
'N : ~. tn.o 'no ue'a'iS' ''e'ause II ]"
WV yum" ou oeo' Ill Oh inc
iio''i al VI 'ne 10 ''ates Oh inc
n''n never meet IN one oooy, SO tnat
'"e e'e''ofai eoiieee' as we Know H.
10 d my I'll III 0hae respect Eaen state
ha' as many eiee'ofs rs 'hey nave repre-
'en'"'i''s !" 'ne 'ouse VI represents
'i'es "' ""Siiihs'o h' Pius 'ne TWO Sen'
"'oiS' vi course II 'he iec'ions IN inc
uineren' s'ates In november fesuit In
'ne Seie''ioh oi more hepuoiicah ef'-
tors IMAM De'hocra'ic e'ectors' the OUT
come Of the contest is already certain,
ana tne casting OF ohe nailots OIL ehe
electors Is mere technlcal torman'y.
FOR all Praeticai purposes, MI. haro'hg
was elected IN november. He2aiy' ne
was not elected until January
After the state electors meet IN
their various STATES on the second moh'
Gay IN January foiow1ng the november
eiectiohs, the next S'eP IS 'he seiiul1e
OF the VOTES TO washington 10
counted ihey are suppoSeu u 'enu
these votes 70 the presiueho oi the
united states SENATE ho' ia'el 'nAn '"o
four'h MONDAY IN Jahuafy. Inns gives
them TWO weeks 'ohg 'i'he oe'a"'o
IN the old days there were no 'raih''
autohopiies OF aeroPiahes' i"e WV.
Tor ''e i'2e eie'''oh "e'' i''e'
from phe various ihes'enee'' ny
resident MARSHALL WHO hao " sisn
ior them ana De resp'h'iDis ioi 'A''"
until the point sessioh VI
Which was heia III 'ie hou'e Vi i'p
sen'"''Fes oii INC se.'A'
reoruary' "hleh '"is yea vas
rin'h Jay ihe why ''"s
hahuieu Is ny hrs' having '"o
ana '"o REPRESENTATIVES. """i
10 eA"n'ihe 'he e"'ei'pe' s'A'"''
'he VOTES iheh as t"ey 'o'A '' .o"
one thoy "'iou"'e VIC 'o'' -oi
STATE i'ere Is Usually no "p'',''uo
Wheh ''ie N'tes 'fo "''''ou"u anu
"'e''ioers VI oonsie'' ''' 90
'''in'eo '"u' ~ - poo' ''''e'
"heh the ciee'oial WIZ was ''"no"
Niee-rrenueht "arsi'''' ''id .o''"'
the Nlee'i reSiueh' AWAY p'e''u''
II nus peen ''e ''''i'
tom upon Suc0 OCCdsloHs as Inns w "
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST sCIENTIS!

93l Cooper Avenue
Sunday School 10 a. m.
sunday services. II a. M
wednesday evening service. p
Reading room open on Wednesday
afternoons from to 4 p. m.
All are welcome.
The Glenwood post., 1921-02-12
OVER -FOUR YEARS LATER NJ

Barber said: ~ have previously
recommended Dosn's Kidney Pills, be-
cause Of the relief they gave me.
Now after having used them more
am stronger in my praise than ever. :"
Price Soc, At all dealers. Don I
simply ask for kidney pills-gst
Doan's Kidney Pils-the same that
Mr.. Barber had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Afgfs., Buffalo, N. Y. o..
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Offers a Pre-Investment Problem

becoming Interesting
Of Sunday envy prompted
today inquiry r.. great educating
restors and probably preventing
includes vho
There missionary among having
modan your financial
hol B
savings, mag savings
Accepting the r.. b, II. stating ny requirements
may fnnca eyeopcney an engaged IN
profession ryavc DID, married o children
careful spend bet can save onry 5000 near
folows including
lches cooking operat-
eeotci telephone laundry e fire Insurance fnishnos sss chiuo
clothes shoes hats tailoring
medicine insurance. personal s4s savings m total
wonder why their month espe-
cialy when thew have taken mains to esn nene down r. ii
The Tribune has entirely neglected this
ton and from time to time publishes Sunday thrift budget
systems and other related subjects
Perhaps worl,
ciaton of the State M N vi TS; % @] M @] @ ss p hs Asso-
eaoe time to encouraging thrift those who
save properly informed been to
prepare suggested budgets for various incomes.
OF the under different cond
ons but they basis judge his expenses
should be- In for instance the suggested that
500 be saved from monthly income perhaps inclined
TO say 1T can't be DONE But should savings
should be included life permanent household investments
such furniture.
The association say your case too much is allowed for
Perhaps you are not position advantage prices
IN cha stores and other highly phap Won allow
this item. e ~ :" 'N
Your figures of the association as follows Food
assocae0n' oo Kent $75; association $7 Operating s32
association $35 Clothing $32 association $ Advancement
uon s42 association $50 Savings SIT; association se0
The association larger rental than you nav for II l
fuel under operating you did this YOUR OPERATING
would exceed the suggested limit for cotno E we'll
overexpenditure food Wv ~ p' 'e"'
If expenses placing life insurance un, ~
whre 1t rghtfuy belongs and watch miscellaneous
more closely there why be able to place more
IN the savings bank. f ~
budget systerksome arbitrary though it NAV bs holm
IN curalng OF making effective household expenditures
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
win Invest Before Going to Ytalv

Italy, income problematical. Viii Won
piease advise what Italian government Sc
curlty could buy that is tax free inter
est payable in United States gold dollars
ana as stable as possible? What is the
expect to invest $40. 900, and the income
must be my sole reliance should my bust
ness efforts fall Observation-Disclosures.
- Answer-The Kingdom of Italy Royal
treasury five year 612 per cent series
A bond. due Feb. l, 1925, is payable
principal and interest in United States
gold IN New York, or principal payable
IN Rome in lire at the fixed rate of Z
lire per dollar, both principal and in
terest without deduction for any Italian
taxes, present or future. If you are
going to Italy you could leave your
$4,000 bond with trust company
mere, and as the coupons became Glue
they would collect the amount in
United States gold and forward you a
check on an Italian bank at the current
rate rate Of exchange. You might also con-
slder Italian Treasury per cent notes,
internal issues Oct, 1922-3-4-5. which
sell here at about $54 per 1000 lire or
the consolidated war loan Is, due after
1881, at about SAB. These internal
issues, we are informed, are free from
all present and future Italian taxes.
You would be better off with them
than with dollar bonds, because if ex-
change moved in favor of Italy your
lire income would not decrease.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Discriminating Among Bo,ds

Question < OF the following industrial
bonds which would you call first and sec
ond choice that can be purchased in $500
pieces: Du Pont de Nemours 7As, 1881:
Goodyear Tire and Rubber So, 1871; Sin
cialr convertible TVS. 1925; Diamond
Match 7hs 1885. OF the following give
first and second choices: United States of
Brazil IS, 1871; Kingdom OF Denmark S.,
1045; French Republic 71a per cent, 1s41,
new; French Republic IS, 1915; Danish IS,
Series A., 1916. Which of the two follow
ing would you consider as the better
purchase and do you call them safe
Investment Pacific Gas and Electric
tWenty-year, Series A, per cent, 1910.
at SO. or Niagara Falls Pawer first and
consolidated mortgage, Series AA. per
cent gold bonds. 1850 at Sc. II. S.
Answer-We would give first choice
to the Diamond Match 71a per cent
bonds, due 1885, and second choice to
Tx. du Pont de Nemours 71as, due 1881.
OF the foreign bonds, we would give
Kingdom of Denmark IS, due 1945, first
place, and Danish Consolidated Munich
pal IS, due 1916, second place. We
would be inclined to give first place to
the Niagara Falls Power bonds, partly
because they are longer term than the
Pacific Gas and Electric.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Why Equipment Trusts Are Safe

Q9estion--Are Western Maryland equip
ment certificates u safe investment -?
w Where =, are they quoted Are Detroit Eai-
son uebcntnre IS 1880, still good. safe
investment and can YOU supply me with
q statement showing how their net earn
lhgs compare With their fixed interest
charges. including debenture bonds. for
period ending March, 1874 Wv. r. c.
Answer - Western Maryland equip
ment trust certificates are good in
vestment, Even in case of receiver
snip interest on equipment trust certiii-
Gates S is nearly always paid, and the
Western Maryland, although experience
ing somewhat the same difficulties as
other railroads, is an essential coal
road with better grades in part than
It's competitor from Cumberland, Md,
TO Baltimore. You will find quotations
Tor equipment trusts in The Tribune.
Detroit Edison Is, due 1880, are. in our
opinion, safe investment. The last
available earnings statement for the De-
trolt Edison is for the three months
ended March 81, 1921. Gross earnings
were $6,23o,6S9, net was 1,772 SOS and
interest charges S797,190.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Can Afford Some Risk

Question--Would you kindly give me vour
tIta otpimion as to the safety of principal and
1a'elfSa as of the fGllowiqg seaboard Air Line
os' austin Nichols preferred stock at about
81 o., Colulnbia Gas and Electric preferred
STOCK at about 81. 1 am a married man
saving few hundred a year and can az
loru certain amount of risk--A 8 w
Answer-We would not advise Won to
mold either Seaboard Air Line first and
consolidated 6s, due 1945, or Atlantic
Fruit Is. Both are purely speculative
under present conditions. The Denver
q Rlo Grande first and refunding So
are Junior bond on a road that has
been sold under foreclosure, but has
not been handed over to the new com
pany because of certain legal Difficult
ties. The bond recently sold at 49,
lt IS entirely speculative, but if YOU
belleve that the railroad situation viii
work out satisfactorily it is fairly
attractlVe speculation. The Columbia
Gas and Electric preferred is good
INVESTMENT, in our opinion, and Austin
Nichols preferred fairly good one.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Gut Machinery Output
Big Plant Secs Little Demand
for Increased Production

The idea that the present produc-
tlon, capacity Of industrial plants is
much greater than the consuming ca
paclty of the country and the possible
export demand for some time to come
IS receiving greater attention in many
Quarters and has resulted in the deci-
sion, it is reported, of one large com
pany which supplies most Of the
machinery for basic trade greatly to
eurtail its sales efforts during the next
rev years. An official of this machin-
cry company is credited with the state
ment that the industry which uses this
4acnlnery can supply the demand for
Inc next hive years without adding a
Much of the surplus producing ca
paeity in most industries arises from
seasonal selling and producing, which
make large plants necessary to take
care of operations during the peak of
the season. Efforts are being made to
overcome this handicap and distribute
selling and productioa so that the
peaks and valleys of production will
be brought nearer q continuous lavel
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Interested in Italian Bonds

Question: am interested in Italian
government external loan 6A per cent gold
for your opinion these bonds as to safe
ty of principal. What makes the price so
l4w2 low Does the italian government since
the war nave strong and good financial
ment have a high or low Investment
rating? / would also appreciate your
3adgment ei regarding the, italian govern
bonds issued in Italy. Do the bonds have
aoo,s goo or :, pa bad Investment rating? Do you
garding safety of principal? Has tn. the
Italian government ever defaulted on a
loan loan as . to paying prncipal. and interest
under control?-J. II. S.
Answer-The security of foreign
government bond rests first on the
ability of the country to pay interest
regularly and principal when due,
which is, in turn, a question of the re-
latlon between the debts of the coun-
try and resources and taxes In the
second place, it depends on the integ-
rity of the people. France has had a
high credit for many years because her
people have had the reputation of pay
ing their debts regardless of the gov
ernment that happens to be in power.
Italy has comparatively limited re-
sources. Furthermore, it has difficult
and pressing social problems. For
this reason its credit rating in New
York is lower than that of France and
switzerland, for instance. The Italian
government has not, SO far as We can
md, defaulted in recent years on any
OF its securities. Yon NAV be in a.
good a position to judge of the political
situation as we are. We do not guess
as to the future course of foreign er~
change.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
This Bond Is Not Guaranteed Now

Kansas city. Clinton & Springfield IS, s',iue due
october, 1925, principal and interest guar
ahteed by Kansas City, Fort Scott G. Mem
PMS Railway, which has paid interest
since 1888. at price to yield about 13
per cent: | know nothing about the bond
put the house is stock exchange firm Of
hishest standing. Can you give me any
information in regard to whether il is an
M AllFactVe purchase. with safety of princi-
pal secured? Pr. G. l..
Answer-We hope that you were
mistaken in your understanding Of
what the brokers told YOU. Kansas
City, Clinton &. Springfield first SIS,
due 1925, were guaranteed originally
by the Kansas City, Fort Scott G. Gulf
When the Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis Railroad took over this COM
pany it assumed the guaranty, but
when the Kansas City, Fort Scott q
Memphis took over the property it did
not assume the guaranty. This fack
has been confirmed. The Kansas CITY.
Clinton & Springfield has not been
earnIng the interest ON its bonds. The
money has been advanced to meet the
interest, however, and the notes of the
Springfield company have been deliv-
cred to the Fort Scott G. Memphis
for advances. The Kansas City. Clin-
ton 6 Springfield is in doubtful physi-
cal shape, and we consider the bonds
an unattractive speculation.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Changing From Mortgages to Bonds

Question--My mother a widow, had
about $4,000 invested in real estate mort
means of support. When the market be
came so low and interest rates became
high | thought that she ought to be able
to get per cent on her money and still
have reasonably safe Investments So, on
my advice. the money has been gradually
withdrawn from the mortgages and rein =
with four aims in view viz: Reasonable
security, fairly long time Investments. dis
tnbutlon among various classes of enter
prises so as not to have too many eggs in
one basket, and an average yearly yield Of
z per cent. not counting maturity. The
securities that have been purchased follow
below. Please let me know what you think
OF them and If you would advise any
change. Bonds-S2 900 Pennsylvania Rail
road Is at 10t. $4,000 Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad rs at 1o1. $4,000 Canadian
Northern Railroad Is at 100. $4,000 South =
ern Railroad general as at So, 200 United
States Rubber rs at 90, $4,000 American
Smelling 5s at rs, $4,000 National Cloak
and Suit Rs at 81, $4,000 United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland 51as, 1887,
at 50. Stocks-lo shares Standard Oil of
New Jersey preferred at 1872. 10 shares
Reynolds preferred at 101 shares Will
liam Whitman per cent preferred at 100
II. G.
Answer-All of your bonds are, in
our opinion, good investment. The
National Cloak and Suit IS, however,
are not, IN our OPINION, suitable for a
widow and we would suggest that you
exchange them for Northwestern Bell
Telephone first mortgage 7 per cent
bonds due 1941, recently selling at go,
yielding slightly over per cent cur
rent interest. Standard Oil of New
Jersey preferred, Reynolds preferred
and Atchison preferred are good in
yestments, in our opinion. William
Whitman, Inc, is q holding company
tor some New England cotton mills
Ihe preferred stock is too speculative,
we think, for your mother.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Concerned About Virginia Carolina 74hs

Question--Would like your opinion of
ne following as to safety of princtpal and
,naerest ,nanant bought some time ago for per
ahahent Il h investment. Would you suggest
q change in any of them: $4,000 virginia
carolina Chemical 7as 1882; So. 900 VII
son son convertible 6s. 1928; 81 600 JJuited
hlngdom of Great Britain and Ireland
AS 1887: $1,000 Mercantile Marine 6rst
os l94l $1,000 Goodrich convertible 7s
as]o' $1,000 Galena Signal Oil Is 1870
an especially concerned regarding VIr
slhla, ,Garoiina Chemical TVS and wilson
Answer Virginia Carolina Chemical
fSs are, in our opinion, -4ssonablv
safe. The company has gone through
more severe depressions in the fer
tlilzer business than the present one
and earned a safe margin above it's
interest requirements. Wilson CON
vertible 6s are comparatively short
term. The packing business is in it's
nature speculative and we would sue
gest that you sell your Wilson 6s and
also your Goodrich rs. The Kingdom
OF Denmark IS, due i946, selling re-
Gently just under par. and a new Chi
cago Union Station 61a per cent guar
anteed bond due 1868, selling recently
ut 10l, would give you a high average
yield with high degree of safety.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Woman VIII Add to Good Holdings

Ouestion-Following is combination of
Investments that | would appreciate your
opinion on: The Bell Telephone Of Canada
Service Corporation 6 per cent, due 1929;
Puget Sound Power and Light 7iA per
cent, due 1941; e. l. du Pont de Nemours
Light Company (Pittsburgh> "A per cent,
due 1886. have $1,000 more which |
want to invest in good bonds. WIN you
New York. and Would YOU suggest any
change in the above combination? Mrs.
f. +. C.
Answer-Your combination is a good
enc, especially if you further diversity
it by the purchase of Standard Oil of
New York per cent debentures. We
would recommend the purchase of the
longer term series of debentures.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
C. & o. Convertible 5s

Qnestion-Can you give me some infor-
nation concerning the convertible 5s of
the Chesapeake & Ohio. due 1916? What
is the conversion privilege? What is the
security back of the bonds and when are
the interest dates? Do you consider
them good investment at present prices
for business man? What is the outlook
for Chesapeake G. Ohio. in your opinion ?
w. G. C.
Answer-The conversion privilege of
the chesapeake & Ohio provides that
up to April /, 1923, they may be con
verted into stock ct so, from then
until April 1, 1926, into stock at 90 and
thereafter, up to 1886, into stock at
100. They are secured by the deposit
of S4o,920,000 first lien and improve
ment bonds (there are $4O,1S0,0Oo of
the convertibles outstanding). Interest
is payable April / and October i. We
consider the bonds reasonably good
investment. The company has just re-
Gently deferred action on its dividends
but this was largely because it desire d
to conserve its working capital.