The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21

has sold at 81. 65 per box, giving a
result of 1854. .85 for that tree. We
doubt if anyone else can make bet
ter showing than that, but we invite
reports from other parts of the county.
This is an unusual yield and we cannot
pretend to claim that it is, or ever
will be, common thing, but it has
been done and there are hundreds of
trees this year which have given their
owners good big money. a yield of
$40 to 4l5 per tree will be no uncom-
mon result and while Manager John
F. Moore thinks that the yield this
year will drop behind last year he is
of the opinion that the association
members will receive more money .-
Grand Junction News.
One more lesson has been given the
people of Colorado in cheap insurance.
Commissioner Rittenhouse has revok.
ed the license of the Mountain Mutual
Fire Insurance company as its books
show unpaid claims of IS, 20s with as
sets of 1898 Agents of this company,
like other mutual companies, have very
plausi BILE stories to tell, The old line
companies were getting rich because
their rates were too high. They
would insure at the same rate as the
old line company, but you were to pay
only one half or three fourths of the
premium. The balance would be held
in reserve and would not be paid un-
less found necessary and you were
called upon. Notwithstanding that
this company, only two years old,
had policies written of face value
of 81, 900. 900, yet it failed. AS
people, have we yet learned the les
son of cheap insurance t-Steamboa
Springs Pilot
! G. w. Hoover was here Wednesday.
He is making arrangements to move
back to Antlers. Having tried short
season farming in the suburbs of Glen
wood, and having. perhaps, become
disgusted with grating methods at the
spa, he is now more than anxious to
get back into Goods Country once
more. Antlers, with its br lliart
prospect for development-wit the
advent of the German colony, CLOCKS
good" to MIR. Hoover, who has ever
had faith in the future of that part of
the valley. He will again go into part.
nership with Eli Moore, his former
co hustler, and they are going to see
if there isn't some big money to be
made out of hay ranching, fruit grow
ing and vegetable raising out there.
The return of confidence and capital
will soon restore the Antlers country
to its former prosperity and when
sufficient amount of water for irriga-
ton purposes is obtained it will at
once grow into one of the most noted
fertile agricultural sections of the
United States. Rifle Telegram.
"Times are hard, money is scarce,
business is dull, retrenchlnent is a
duty. Please stop my'-whiskey +?
oh, no; times are not hard enough
for that. Please stop my''-tobacco
and cigars2 mo, no: not these
But l must retrench somewhere
Please stop my'-jewels, ornaments
and trinkets? Not at all; pride must
be fostered if times are ever so hard.
l must think of something else. All,
l have it now. Please stop my sub
scription to church expenses and my
home paper. | must save that l
can not afford to pay anything to the
church and for papers when times are
so hard. And | will not be able to
give anything to missions this year.
OF couise l want to see the world
brought to Jesus, but l must econo.
miZe. Then 1 must stop my religious
paper. l cannot do without my city
newspapers and magazines, but the
church paper and local paper make the
cost too great. I'll get the local and
church news from the neighbors -