The Glenwood post., 1913-05-31
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Nearly every day We hear something
to the effect that Grand Junction nay
vote again on the wet and dry issue this
fall.
Why not cut out all this talk! for
talk is all it amounts to.
Grand Junction is not at all likely to
vote on that troublesome issue this fall.
What would be the use. 1t would be
a waste of money and muddying of
the political and civic waters all for
nothing.
The Sentinel sincerely believes that,
were the question voted on again this
fall, the majority of the people would
again vote AGAINST the return of the
saloons.
Grand Junction is not going wet
again this year, and, in our humble
opinion, it will not 60 wet again in
number of years. Personally we be-
lieve the saloons have been closed in
this municipality for all time 70 eomc.
We want 70 see NO wct-and-dry issue
up for . vote this fall. We will fight
against it. II would do no good, and It
would do . lot Of harm. The agitation
for . vote this year on the question
of returning to licensed saloons will
get no support OF comfort from the Sen
tinel.
Cut out the wet-aaddry talk. Lets
try to have at least ONE MORE city
election without this always bitter
problem being injected into the cam
paign.-Grand Junction Sentinel
Of former county commissioner, and
that does not always look good. Then
again, the matter of the county print
ing will come up within the course of 4
few months and it pays to be the
official organ Of county, 80 they say.
As to Mr.. Chandler, we have known
him for some time, and are convinced
that he is . good printer and newspaper
man, one that will NO doubt keep the
Telegram in the class which it attained
through the able Management of N,
swartx. Here's luck to Mr.. Chandler.
Grand Valley News.
An exchange wants to know, "what
are our young men coming tot" Com
ing to see our gisiA. OF course. Just
keep your eye on them next Sunday
evening and you will be convinced We
have solved the problem correctly.
Tom Deever, wife and child spent
Sunday here visiting the Dcver family,
Dave Dever is Tom's father. The lat
ter is in the jewelry business in, Glen
wood Springs.-Marble Booster.
"When was q boy,' so the story
goes, "my parents were just about the
poorest people in a little country town
full of poor people, and it was an aw'
=, ful embarrassment to me to go in swim
ming, because had to take off my
coat and show my real social sta u=
All the boys who belonged to the smaI!
set wore shirts made of flour sacku
marked triple X. Ny father was toe
poor to buy triple X flour and my shirt
Was marked single X. never hear
people talking about .set'. and 'posi
4 tioa' without wondering if it wouldn I
be fun to have been in swimming wit1
them in their. younger days and firl
out whether they belonged in the tripl5
x or the single X set. .r----Exehange.
Dessica4ed Pvta4sss
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