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The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31

The people who have been cndcayor.
ing to place obstacles in the way OF
tne construction of the pipe line TO
Cardiff have either overlooked one i'm
portant matter, or wilfully suppressed
1t. That is the effect which the estab-
lishment of this water and light sys-
TEN will have upon tax paying in this
county.
The benefits of the county are obyi-
ous to even superficial observer.
First there will be new lot of prop.
erty on which taxes will be paid into
the county. This will be consid n.
able item in itself, for it takes more
than few hundred of dollars to build
pipe line.
Secondly a new town is created
Pr rty that has cen considered al.
most worthless, was indeed practically
worthless, is now actually being use
for town lots, and from an assessed
valuation of couple of hundred dol
lars, will jump within the year &c
thousands, bringing more money into
the county funds.
There are other advantages besid ,:
these. Many families will be located
at Cardiff when the Midland division
is moved there. The many farms sur
rounding the town site will find new
market for garden truck and dairy
products.
Again, some OF these railway people
will want to live in Glenwood Springs
They, and those who will live in Car
diff, will need Il good road to town
and that stretch of bad road betweei
town and Bailar hill, concerning whicl
so much fuss was made last winter
is about to be put in the very bes
shape, for the Midland pebple hav
taken the matter mp and are arrang
ing to build paved boulevard fron
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31

Mrs. Ella W. Barlow arrived in
Glenwood Wednesday morning after an
absence of three years in Denver. Mrs.
Barlow who was one of the early set.
tiers in Glenwood has been conducting
a rooming house in Denver since leaving
here but she has recently sold her
property and as she says Glenwood
looks prettier than ever she thinks
seriously of locating here for the re-
mainder of her days.
IF ONLY THE forestry officials real
ly cared enough about the false and
vicious accusations which have been
made against them in Glenwood they
would probably be glad that there is
a Glenwood Light and Water company
in existence. But what's the usci
The argument used has really been ST
devoid of truth that even the opponents
of the forestry system have been
ashamed of it. A man is always in
hard straits who must attack system
by fanehood and subterfuge.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
SUMMER GUESTS
AT HOTEL COLORADO

H. w. N GoSltT, lolHltTly lOcaItl
at Spring Gulch, and now registering
from Denver, was in town yesterday,
and entertained a party of friends at
luncheon at the Colorado.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. McPhil-
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Lucas, Mrs
Gerber and Miss Gerber took in the
beauties of Canon Crcck-ninetccn OF
'em, and all big fish at that.
Still the crowd holds on, and the
Colorado is being fl ed up close to Its
capacity night after night. The vsi-
tors are enjoying the delightful wealth
cr to the utmost and driving and pic
mic parties are frequent.
Mr.. Henry Devereux took a party OF
friends up to Grizzly Creek yesterday
evening, and showed them how to fix
a steak over a camp fire. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed, not the least
of the pleasant features being the ride
back to town by moonlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bromley are
back at the Colorado after a short trip
northward, and will remain through
the rest of the season. The Bromley IS
can almost qualify as residents cf
Glenwood Springs, having come here
early last spring.
]. s. Stevens, of Colorado Springs,
arrived yesterday, and there will be
things doing now on the polo grounds.
Mr.. Stevens understands polo. Yea, it
is said even prides himself on know
ing the game, and his reputation as a
player iustiies any self-csteem he may
bold.
The Hon, the former mayor of
Grand Junction, Mr.. l. n. Bunting,
glorifed the Colorado with his pres
cnce on Thursday. Bunting with his
prosperous appearance AMI stately
mien, gave the guests the impression
that n United States senator was in
their midst, and when Informed that
it was just Colorado editor, the in
qniring guests showed visible respect
for the Colorado press.
Some day somn entcrprisine citizen
is going to got together few hun
dred dollars and build at least a saddle
trail along the ditch line skirtinp
Lookout, in the direction of Hubbard s
Cave The late X. C. Voorhees, had
his eye on this proposition. and had he
been spared to ua, would probablv
have pushed the scheme through this
summer Isn't there some good rood
booster in town to step into his shoes?
Recent arrivals from Denver include:
Mrs. A. IT. Bryant, Miss Ardelle
Bryant, T. J. Paradice, f. J. Chan.
pion, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Bendix, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Solomon ]. R.
Elendorf, Mrs. M. J. Pitcher, Miss
Amy Rolleston, Mr.. and Mrs. C. En-.
merich. Thomas @. Atkins, G. A..
Deuel. J. f. Erwin, G. NJ. Skinker Sam
Barets and wife, B. o. Selbach.
Some of the Colorado guests on
Tuesday learned how much fun there
10 !" ''"'"S on casey S observation
ear. An excursion was formed to 90
to Spring Gulch and while going up
-Four Mile n burning bridge was en-.
countercd. With characteristic ent,r
PRISE the Midland officials in charge
OF the excursion, ordered down a loco
motive with coal ear and caboose
IRON Spring Gulch, and the excursion
isis were transferred to the "pon-
dola' and took the rest of the trim
IN this fashion. Baths were in great
demand when the tou lists returned to
the hotel, but what's few cinders 10
the fun of riding on such an unusul Al
conveyance.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
DENVER MARKET HIGHER.

Denver, Union Stock Yards, Aug. %.
Receipts of cattle last week were
not as heavy as preceding week and
prices advanced about one quarter on
good grades. The demand was better
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
A Sailor and His 0roa.

At present every British sailor is al1
lowed an eighth of IL pint of rum per
dey. or, If he likes to go without gros,
he gets nlne-sixteenths Of a penny.
To,al abstainers In future will get
penny.-London Saturday Review.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
TO ENTERTAIN SECRETARY rArr

Portland, Ore, Aug. 2s.-Prepara-
tions or the entertainment of Secretary
Taft during his stay here are wea un-
der way. The entertainment will b,
under the auspices of the Oregon De-
velopment league, consisting Of rs com
mercial organizations, representing
practically every citv and town in the
state.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
Cardiff to Glenwood.

Cardiff to Glenwood.
You farmers, living in that terri
tory, and you farmers living through
out this county who know the need
for road funds; do you think this is
such bad proposition.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31
LOCAL BRIEFS

c. c. Parks returned Wednesday
morning from business trip to Den
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Darrow return
ed Wednesday morning from a few
days. stay in Denver.
Miss Mayme Tully will begin her
work as teacher of the South Canon
school next Tuesday
1t is said that each pupil in the sixth
and seventh grades of our city schools
is to be supplied with small diction-
ary. A good idea.
Miss Inez Closure of Canon City, WHO
has been visiting Miss Mccartney and
other friends in Glenwood returned
Tuesday to her home.
WANTED-Man who can make him
self useful about the house. Wages
$50 per month. Address Mrs. E. Il
Grubb, Carbondale, Colo.
y
Miss Llewellyn Walters returned
Tuesday from short visit in Denver
Miss Walters will enter the Glenwood
high school at the beginning of the
term.
Miss Jessie Thompson who has been
a patient at the Glenwood sanitarium
for the past four weeks returned Wed
nesday evening to her home in
Thomasville.
Mrs. f. H. Gray and her daughter
Miss Bertha Tierney are visiting a few
days in glenwood. Mrs. Gray contcm-
plates the purchase of Glenwood prop
erty for home.
Mrs. Clark, the county superintendent
has been petitioned to establish a
school at Shoshone. The petition rep
resents that there are 2S children of
school age in the new camp.
F.. M. Tolnad of Divide creek this
week shipped a carload of wheat from
his ranch to the Glenwood Mills Mr.
Toland is thinking of moving to Glen.
wood with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Rutland Of As.
pen will have the sincere sympathy
of all their friends in the loss of their
four year old son, Bert, who died in
Aspen Tuesday evening from scarlet
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Shain left Wed
nesday evening for Denver where th"y
will enjoy a two weeks rest. Mr..
Shain has found his work very exactng
of late and thinks an outing of this
kind necessary.
Mrs. Thomas B. Crawford of Denver.
who has been visiting Mrs. B. T. Napier
for several days left for Grand June
tion and Salt Lake Wednesday morn.
ing to visit these points before return
ing to Denver.
Miss Pata Hinchman who has been
spending the summer at the Tully home
will leave today for her home in st.
Louis. Miss Hinchman is teacher Ia
the Pope school, position she has
occupied for many years.
Mrs. B. T. Napier and Mrs. Wm.
Dougan with Mrs. T. b. Crawford and
Mrs. J. George Leyner of Denver and
Mrs. GilpiDn of st. Joseph, Mo-, went
to Carbondale Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Eugene Grubb at Mount
Sopris ranch. They report royal
good time.
Mrs. McQustian, who is spending
the summer in Glenwood, entertained
on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leyner,
Mrs. Gilpine, Mrs. Torrence. Mrs.
J. Schwar and Mrs. Napier
in honor of Mrs. w. Latshaw of Pueblo
and Miss Martha Shindel of Denver,
who are spending several days with
Mrs. McQuistian in her cottage on
8th street.
Mrs. Ella W. Barlow arrived in
Glenwood Wednesday morning after an
absence of three years in Denver. Mrs.
Barlow who was one of the early set
tiers in Glenwood has been conducting
a rooming house in Denver since leaving
here but she has recently sold her
property and as she says Glenwood
looks prettier than ever she thinks
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-31

"Wonder why the county commls-
sioncrs don't take more interest in
the building of good roads here
abouts," mused the pleasureseeker
with an automobile, as he sat in front
of one of the hotels yesterday.
"Perhaps they are doing the best
they can," suggested the other Eel
low.'
"Yes, but in thi~ instance, I am
inclined to believe it would pay the
county, pay the city and pay every
body living here to put forth extra
ordinary effort along this line. Over in
Ogden, Utah, for instance the county
commissioners or whatever they cali
them long ago discovered the import
ance of good roads and for many miles
up Ogden canon they have provid I'd
an excellent roadway for vehicles Of
all kinds. This in itself leads aay
tourists to stop over at Ogden and
spend their money. If they haven't an
automobile or any other vehicle they
hire one at Ogden, thus leaving big
sum of money there in the course CT
the season. The same way may be
of other notable resorts. Nothing
helps to build up place of this kind
like good roads. Not only do they
draw the tourist trade, but the coun-
try trade as well.'
1t was only fragmentary converse.
ton, torn leaf from the book of hu-
man nature, but it served to interest
the Post reporter for the space of
about thirty seconds.
They were two maternal-looking Ia
dies, so thoroughly engrossed in con-
vcrsation that they did not notice the
reporter standing beside the post in
front of the hotel, where they were
guests. He didn't mean to hear them,
but he couldn't help it.
81 think she's got her nerve with
her,o said the first. "Why, she's too
stingy to purchase her own stamps,
and came up to my room the other
day to borrow one.'
eyes" chimed the other, "when
we used to live neighbors she would
always come over to my house to use
the telephone
just then the object Of their gossip
happened along, and two of them weld
with each other in the hospitality +
their greetings toward her. $50 glad
to see you,' said No. l. "Do sit down
and stay awhile,' chimed No. 2.
And the reporter went his way re-
hecting upon the complexity of wo-
man. $ nature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-11
ENACTED eY THE PEOPLE.

II yCm are seeking for the spirit Of
The new constitution. perhaps II is
nowhere summed Up in one phrase so
neatly as in the en0cting clause pre-.
scribed for all future legislation. The
words are: BE IL Enacted by the
People Of the State of Oklahoma
The enacting clause is often regard
ed as a merely formal utterance and
often considered as sort OF unneces-
sary Introductory of doubtful mean
Ing.
In the Oklahoma enacting clause
there is disclosed the spirit of the
constitution toward the people. Let
the people rule is boand up In t.
Enacted by the people is the key
note.
Is It any wonder that II does not
entirely scit the special interests, -
the grinding corporation or tae aspir-
ing political boss2 II is TOO near the
people for that.
a hrge portion of tf- howls that
have gone up have had their origin in
this noticeable regard for the rights
of the people The paramount object
Of this organic law Is the veal Of the
common citizen. This does not suit
some people and some interests,
therefore they villify and abuse il and
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doubtful for awhile as to whether they
wogld recover or not.
There are more national banks in
Indian Territory than in Oklahoma
propef.
The people OF Enid have raised
howl beca.se their telegraph offices
close at eight O'Clock.
Some farmers that have settled
around Chick sha. who are natives Of
Cuba, say that the soil In the Chicka-
saw nation is an ideal place &c, raise
tobacco as good as can be found in
Cuba,
Pauls Valley has succeeded in got
tins eoma broom factories located
there.
1t IS the honest opinion of every
4 traveller TO nc new state that Okla
! hCma contains more pretty girls,
women and children chan any other
statcof hcr size.
! a cyclone wiped OFT 2 school hoase
IN tac Chickasaw nation last week
Haskell county wants 10 bet that IL
viii have the largest majority OF votes
fer the onstitation Of any co1niy OF
It's Size
Purcell is erecting several new
school buildings.
Tho Choctaw and Chiokasaw ma
( tioaa will have printed in book form
4 ccmplste and accrlate history Of tho
/ origin of their people and the events
! that have been important in the lives
of those n1tions in the last ie9 years.
The postoffice receipts of the town
OF P2den have increased GO per cent
in the past year.
A new bank will be started at Che
cotah. Mcintosh county in the near
future.
The Tulsa Elks are having plans
made for $4,000 lub house which
they propose 10 erect this simmer.
J. D. Reaedlct, superintendent Of
indian Territory schools. paid out
| sl50,000 to school teachers last week.
Tho teach >rs in Indian Territory are
paid of quarterly.
D1rant has organized a 20,0e0 club,
which is boosting the town for all II
Is worth
The miners who went cut on a coal
strike at Lehieh last week have an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-11

few Republican leaders better
termed "bosses." who were not large
enough to brook defeatst the hands OF
the people last fall Before the meet
Ing of the convention and before the
work Of constitution making had
progressed far enough so anyone
could even guess at the outcome, the
machinery was made and this cam
paign OF villlGcation was begun.
OF cocrse d is very cruel to trnt
them with this eagorncss. They. too,
wish now they had been more reserv,
ed and bided their t,me but they did
not Had their foresight been so good
as their r'hindsight they world have
waited. But they did not Fired by
an envious and jealous spirit they
"butted in too early In the game.
They have thus early sown their
tares and will very probably reap to
themselves and their party the scrip
taral reward
The rank and file of the thinking
Republicans will not support these
hossing silIi6ers and their vile ef-
fusions The machine and the fed
eral oficeholders very likely will stiI
cling 10 the forlorn hope. but they are
doomed.
The people at large, both Demo.
Gratis and Republicans, may now read
the constitution, not read about It..
( When they do read 1t. they will find
= plaist. clean document, written in
the i6terests Of the people There
will 0e an overwhelming majority in
favor Of the constitution and state
hood
This siren song about killing the
constitution aa9 asking for new en-
abling act. as sung by the McGuire
comedy company has about the same
m steal intonatlon as the piping Of
the hawk.
These convention canards are very
rapidly coming home to roost just now
and will cost the perpetrators their
political lives and prove such an in
cubrs On the Republican party that 1t
will take several years Of clean, hon
est politics to overcome the disastrous
results.
The people will not have confidence
in those who have deceived them.
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. NEW STATE NEWS. {
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The green hug pests sre destroy
Ing the wheat and cats rop in many
iFaces throughout the state
Have you read the constitution?
A target range has been set up a.
Ft Sill and tho soldiers practice reg
ularly On the range.
A Shawnee riper advances the ar
cement for paved streets that auto
mobiles follow paved streets
Judge Clinton F. Irwin is presiding
at Ncrnan this week
Lawton is filling up with people
now that the filing on the lands in the
big pasture has commenced.
The early spring has brought 1d-
ness TO one Pswnee county family
Last Friday Eddie Kendall 9 years
old, Went In swimming with other
boys and was drowned Sam Ingram.
another Of The lads, also came near
drowning.
The Lincoln County Agricultural
and Fair association directors held a.
meeting az Chandler lately and decid
ed to have an extensive Fonrh oil
July celebration Governor Fihrtz
viii be one OF the speakers Of the
day.
Alon2o Cothran a yoHng farmer liy-|
Ing near Meeker. was accidentally
hot Saturday while ont hunting. He
was found near a tree with his head
badly mangled It is suppose ,hat
he was after a rabbit and caus,d his
en in limb OF the tree.
According to Secretary McNabb's
Agures. tho Variation of Oklahoma
pfod els Is as follows: Cotton nrst,
corn second and wheet third.
Il is reported that tons OF broom.
corn are going TO waste IN Woodward
cCaaty for the reason u is not pro
tected from the weather
A Pond Greek man wrote his viii
on a postal card
Poieau is agitating the question Of
asking Andrew Carnegie for library
donation ieef
The family Of Joe I,ssle. living near
Ponea city, was poisoned by eating
poke root mlslnklng i for horse
redish The entire family Was u
such a serious conditions thu y Naf
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SOWING TAREs AND REAP
ING The FRUIT THEREOF

This whole Republican anti-consti-
tuition. antl-statehood propaganda ap-
pears 10 be on the point ofcOllapse.
he bosses may blow a little life into
ID now and then. bst II Is already a
nervous wreck.
Like most nervous wrecks, Il richly
deserves the fate that Is so surely
awaiting s. II has been unpairiotic
and illlbcrsl and clearly illogical
since tne day OF IT'S birth, II suSh
monst sosssies may be dlgnlhed By 50
exalted a WORD as birth
fills whole TRADE WAS the ontgrowth
of narrve paftisanship on the palt Of
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THE RuLERsHiP OF THE SEAS

THE RuLERsHiP OF THE SEAS.
The English battleship Dread
naught has occupied much space in
the papers and magazines of the
world II has even started a new era
OF battleship building, England,
however, - not resting on her laarels.
The lndomitabe, which exceeds in
power the Dreadnaught, has just been
launched. Nor does the ruler OF the
seas stop at that. but strsightwgy or
ders two more, the Inyincible and In.
flexible. of the same pattern, but still
more powerful. and the end IS not yet.
For every ship laid down by the
world powers England lays down one
more powerful This may lead to uni
versal peace, but l. smacks hugely of
war. From "a naval standpoint It
would seem that England is determin-
ed 10 have peace on the seas even II
she has to dictate the terms and shoot
them into the nayies Of the world
England's peace attitude is nothing
new in the world. Nations have us
ually been peaceful so long as all
others would bow to their imperial
viii England Is fair and just. al
least from her own standpoint, but
rom the amount of this worlds goods
absorbed by those small islands It ap
pears that they have not Suffered by
this pescemaking attitrde II has al
ways carefslly kept behind 1t a peace
making power
International arbitration appears
still to rest very largely upon the
guns and the men TO shoot them.
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The announcement OF lne CdHuiudCJ
of Governor Frantz for first governor
OF Oklahoma indicates thnt the Re
d .bli ans expect the constitution to
be adopted -Okeene Leader
Strange as Il may seem the ReplO-
llcan caucrs held in Cherokee Tues
day was attended with an manifesto
ton Of exceptionally good sense and
Judgment. This can he accounted for
probably, by the remembrance OF the
logging they got at the polls last fall
Anyhow, Republicans, and especially
in Alfalfa county are improving, and
we believe It will only be matter OF
short timc until they viii be con.
verted from the error of their way
Cherokee Messenger.
The announcement Of the candidacy
Of Governor Frantz for the RepuDli
can nomination for the first governor
cf Oklahoma is encouraging for sey
eral reason II indicates that the re
ouhii ans expect the new constitu
lion TO be adopted 1t further shove
hat Governor Frantz thinks the Ole
Rep blicgn fight of factions has beer
ended II ehes County Tribune
The Republican party of the terri
tory is in a pltiable plight and the
itand they are taking is appalling ~
IT'S inconsistency II comes from
headquarters that the Republican cen
lral committee will meet soon ane
letermine whether or not they vii
hold a convention or go into the field
and oppose the adoption Of the con
stintion There is no question bri
that many tin horn politicians az,
working night and day 60 defeat ths
adoption OF the constitution, and Were
foolish eicugh to think that they hpt
scored following. when lol Cover
ror Franiz c.me out in the Oklahoms
state Capitol last Sunday with his an
nnuucement as candidate for GOV
| crnor. and now those same seli-seek
ing demagogues are making the all
blue with csrses on their fite and ars
making for cover at speed tha
world make the Twentieth Centur,
United look like "a Slow Traif
Thrcggh Arkansaw" With the pres
cnt governor announcing for the nomi
nation on the Republican ticket, an
ex-governor nominated for congress il
The Second district and the present
delegate to congress the nominee
from the First district, the problem
is. how can the condition be harmon
lied with the plans and desires OF the
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WILL FIX HOWARD.

II Is with a great deal of pleasure
that tie people OF this section learn
that Mr. Henry Howard OF Oklahoma
City, will probably be the Republican
nominee for governor OF the new
state. II will AFFORD so many of us
most exquisite pleasure 70 vote
against the man who publicly states
that the average man of the Southern
states has not sense enough To get
OFT OF q shower.-Pu Purcell Register.