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The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
CONSIDERING THE tremspd

CONSIDERING THE tremendOus
overturnings in the eastern states the
republicans of Colorado have little
cause for Encouragement. The fact
that the democratic party was in power
in this state and the further fact that
Shafroth has scarcely done an act
since his election two years ago except
with view to his own reelection,
even to the expenditure of public
money to accomplish that end, there
can be little wonder that he is able
to succeed himself. 1t is doubtful if
Colorado ever had n governor who
prostituted this high office for hrs Own
personal benefit and aggrandizemeut as
has John F. Shafroth, enormously
dubbed "honest' by his friends But
he made it work and carried ont his
scheme to a successful personal con
clusion and at the end of his second
term it is presumed he will trim his
sails and get ready for another himafu
on the people by another extra session
farce.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

SOME ONE OUGHT to write an ar
ticle, taking for his subject "The
Domination of the Saloon in Politics"
and present it to P. W.. Divelbiss who
recently forced himself to believe that
he was running for the Office of sheriff
and only became convinced of his error
late last Tuesday evening. The said
article might also be interesting to a
few @ business" men on Grand avenue,
Glenwood Springs, L. $. A.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
WHILE NATURALLY t

WHILE NATURALLY those who
accept a place on a r~litiial ticket and
those who back them in their efforts
hope to win and feel considerable lis
appointment if they fan, the Post fails
to find any special cause for surprise
or disappointment in the result Of
of Tuesdays battle so far as the repub-
licans of Garfield county are concern
ed. The democratic maiorities of two
years ago were reduced materially and
after the first of the year we will have
three of the best offices in the county,
each of our candidates being elected
by substantial majorities as against
those received by our two successful
candidates two years ago. As to the
state candidates. every one except
Taylor received less majorities than
two years ago, all of which is certainly
a matter of congratulation to the re-
publicans of this county. While the
Post believes that with different tac
tics Ral-ton and Mrs. Ozburn might
have been saved, there is no use crying
over what might have been. The die is
cast and as a rule republicans are con
graduating themselves over the fact
that they came out of the scrimmGga
as well as they did.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

THE ELECTION of H. C. .Tessup is
proof That dcceucy and self respect are
not entirely dead in Garfield county,
The same element, in the same brazcn
way. went down the line for Dlvelbiss
that forced revolution in Grand
Junction. The victory of Jessup is not
half so much a victory for republican
ism as it is victory for honor and
decency and respect for the law
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

At a meeting of the Athletic asso-
citation last Tue.day morning it was
decided to give an invitation dance
instead of the progressive dinner for
mcrly discussed
The much dreaded examinations arc
over. We hear many good resolutions
concerning the coming quarters work
and if all are kept there viii be joy
to all concerned.
Physics examination question
80 Which is the heavier, pound Of
feathers or a pound of iron?" Answer
by bright Senior girl: Since feathers
are lighter than iron, more will be
needed to make a pound, hence pound
Of feathers has the greater weight.
One of the Senior German students
gave the following translation: "She
became tired and sat down in the
shade of a twig." What slender
young lady she must have been,
\ member of the Freshman history
class vcnturod the information that
the Delphian Temple was situated in
an abscess in the mountains.
Last Tuesday the fire alarm sounded
and the pupils FASTENED to safety Mr.
Huber leads the line in the fire drills
and Mr.. Smith brings up the rear. In
case Of fire the welfare of the pupils is
assured by the presence of two such
brave and noble guards.
The Key society gives their first On
tertainment Friday morning, November
II. Every one is looking forward to
an Interesting program.
The Senior class has been studying
Augmentation recently and have had
several interesting debates. The fol
lowing question received a thorough
discussion and the boys decided it in
favor of the alternatives: Resolved.
That every woman should be trained
to cam her own living.
The boys will soon begin to practice
basket ball. A good team is assured.
On Monday morning following the
examinations there were many sad
facaS. The report cards in many in
stances showed poor grades. And the
faces of those who were called to the
office to receive the quarterly lecture
Were anything but pleasant. The at
mosphere was full of promises that
we hope will be kept faithfully.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
WILL PROMOTE BEAUTY

Women desiring beauty get wonder
full help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
1t banishes pimples, skin eruptions,
sores and boils. 1t makes the skin soft
and velvety. 1t glorites the face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
lips, chapped hands, Best for burns,
scalds, fever sores cuts, bruises and
piles. 25c at all druggists
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

DOES ANYONE believe that Joe
Luxen could have been defeated for
representative from Garfield county at
the close of his first term had it not
been for Shafroth's pet scheme, the
extra session farce? Well, after all
there's some good in everything.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

Have you called at the Office of the
Post and inspected the Grand Kings
bury Piano which is offered in the
great popularity contest. Many called
during the week and you are invited 10
call at any time and test the quality
and tone of this handsome prize.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

The recent explosions constitute a
real emergency, and extraordinary eff
forts should be made to ascertain the
true facts in regard to the disasters at
Primero, Starkville. Delagua and else
where, for the purpose of preventing
others of the same kind.-Pueblo
Chicftaiu.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

WHO SAID preacher couldn't pc
elected to office in Garfield county?
Hands up That will do. Just step
right over there and take your place
in the Auuanias column. You II have
plenty of company for a little while,
hut you'll get mighty lonesome if yoI
stav long.
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
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The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

DID YOU NOTICE one IL. c. Jessup
in the late campaign? Did he run?
Well. if you are in doubt about it, just
ask Plume. He knows. And there are
ut hars
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12
Crowded ont last week.

~ l'Nt'N blll ldSl week
On Monday morning of last week
the student body held meeting to dc
wise plans for raising money to pay
the high school debt of ffty-fve dol
lars. 1t was decided that committee
be appointed to detail. plan for a
progressive dinner. As the committee
has not yet reported, nothing definite
is known.
Rev. Doggett, the new Episcopal rec
tor, was a visitor Thursday morning.
He gave very interesting talk on
"Faithfulness." We hope he will be a
frequent visitor.
The high school pupils were pnrticu-
larly favored last week. On Thursday
The Glenwood post., 1910-11-12

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6pteln
@on Sarrp Ritf 6.

Die Heiienben, Die in bieier sSqbres<
Ssit bic Welt bur65ieben, bic = man
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babel, oab lie ibrem Rinbe oami. Elm
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GROCER prattfer. gum geiipisI bic
Shpei5er SoteIters, nur in brinsens
ben 5duen; aum gsifpiel. ipenn iie Elm
Observation-Disclosures 8efhGft gss
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lib. Wbdn bdrf ni6t pergefen, bab Der
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Der dute Home.
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gen ieines Intitub GrloTes betanut
Qiebt.
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bVflittt eiugeIahsn ftno.
GIfrieea eofbtus 8aiiiH
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
BELATED

7 OS ANGELES HERALD long age
published a cartoon showing the
Ia state railroad commissioners en-
gagged zealously in the task of sleep
ing. The name of Summerland natur-
ally suggested Sunderland, and we
said that was where the commissioners
could be found. A freight rate increase
that has been denounced by the indus
tries of California as unjust, outrageous
and preposterous has been imposed
without the interference of the so-called
guardians of the rights of the people,
the sleepy commissioners.
An investigation, at this late date,
will be resolved by the common sense
of the people into an investigation Of
reasons why the commissioners did not
do their duty. Every accusation which
an investigation by the commissioners
may establish against the railroads will
also be established against the david
ling. dillydallying. careless commits
sioners. Is not that plain?
The more they find out regarding the
rottenness Of conditions the more clearly
will their blameworthines be estab-
lished. Let them investigate, by all
means, and let the facts disclosed by
the investigation include a disclosure
of the real reasons for the inactivity of
the commissioners.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-22
GOVERNM EMIT STATISTICS
NOT ALWAYS COMPLETE

ELSINORE, Jan. 1S.-[Editor Her
add: In your Letter Box of this date
l see Mr. Lewis fears the laborer is
being exploited by the rich, as another
contributor to your paper did recently,
both claiming our great corporations
were not paying the worllingman the
net value of what he produces, and at
tempting to prove this by statistics. |
wish to affirm that unless one is ia
miliar with the construction, operation
and maintenance of our industrial
plants he is not in a position to calcu-
late on this point, as government sta
tisticS are insufficient facts from which
to draw conclusions, not showing all
expenditures for operation and main
tenance, which must be deducted an
nually and proportiOnately from the
yearly profits.
A reserve must also be retained to
replace buildings and machinery which
in many of our industrial plants last
but a few years Statistics make no
allowance for this expense. nor for in
terest on the capital invested nor on
raw material carried in stock.
For example. take the largest corpo-
ration. the United States Steel-com-
monty dubbed the billion-dollar trust.
1t has 100000 employees who are not
exploited. The corporation has made
profit and paid IA per cent quarterly
dividends on preferred stock This
gives the stockholder. or man you
claim exploits the laborer, Z per cent
per annum on his Investment; and
how many workingmen would be will
ing, if they were fortunate enough to
have q few hundred dollars to invest.
to take less than I per cent interest? =?
Every employe since 1903 has had the
right to purchase the preferred stock
bearing per cent interest as long as
he remained an employe of this corpo-
ration or its branches, and received an
annual bonus of IS on each share, max
ing the interest u per cent per annum.
The stockholders draw but per cent
interest annually and claim they
do not exploit the employees. They
draw sometimes nothing on the COM
mon stock, other times l or per cent
annually.
I was for many years employed by
this corporation, and could go into de-
tails and prove my claim if necessary.
and know that the employees of the
steel or iron corporations are not eX-
plotted. T. II.