The Glenwood post., 1913-11-22

Crested Butte is talking up the o.
ranization Of brass band and At the
same time is engaged in the throes Of
coal miners strike. Troubles never
come singiy.-Narble Booster
Z II. Godfrey has sent in his resis
ration as postmaster at Yampa. What's
the trouble, brothery Is the pleasure
of running newspaper sufficient to
overcome the desire for regular sal |
ary from Uncle Sam? Steamboat
Sentinel
Glen Phillips was down from the
county seat Sunday to spend the day
with his wife and son in the Coryell
town. Mrs. Phillips is regaining her
strength rapidly and expects to return
to her home next week.-New Castle !,
Democrat
Friends who were in Glenwood |
Springs this week visited James john
son, for sometime past in the hospita!
there, report him in very serious con,
dition. 1t is generally held there IS
no possible hope for reeovery.-New /
Castle Democrat,
Ranger Elmer Stephenson assisted
by Ranger kichner are distributing
h, M.1<
week. The fish are being placed in
Watson, Hunt, Oak and Fish creeks. |
There were $1,000 in this consignment.
-Yampa Leader.
1t would be lots easier to sympathize !,
with the striking coal miners in the
southern field if they were little /
more careful with their gun work. 1t
is hard to sympathize with the killing
of men, no matter how worthy may bA
the cause in the mind of the murder
ers.-Canon City Record.
Baled alfalfa is being shipped out
now quite extensively. When We raise /
more hay, and thus improve our lands;
raise more cows to eat it and thus
improve our lands further; and raise |
more creameries and thus improve our
financial condition, then We will be
on the right track, We think.-Siit |
Searchlight.
Senator Shafroth and Gov. Ammons
contributed assaults upon 'Pinchut |
ISM reminds one too much of Senator
Tillman and Gov. Bleas' fulminatons
on the "nigger' question to be real
edifying. The policy of conservation
is no more likely to be abandoned than
the Thirteenth Amendment is likely TO :
be epealed.-Colorado Springs Demo
crat
Agitators realizing that they have
done all the harm they can in Las
Animas county are now turning their i
attention to New Mexico. With men
returning to work every day and the |
backbone of. the strike broken, the 4,
leaders and the asitators are looking
for other fields to "attempt' to con- |
quer and hold a job at the expense of |
the miner.-Trinidad Advertiser.
The minority of senators now present
at Washington are threatening to send
for the absentees and compel them to
do business. Please don't, Mr.. Sena-
tors You are harmless when you do
nothing and the public don't worry
about your salaries, but when you do
something trouble is almost sure to
follow. If the country could just get
little rest it would appreciate the
favor.-LAmar Register.
Attorney Wall and DR.. Lerosienol
were in town Saturday on the cise of
the people versus Ruane. Wall was
prosecuting the case while the doctor
was called As q witness. Jay Co.s
was complaining xitnesa W. E. How.
ard was also called As q witness.
Ruane was found guilty, fined 600 and
.ppsaleS to the county court. He
was convicted Of polluting the Cactus
Valley diteh:-ailt searchlisht :.
The progressive. party. Of Colorado
is trying to steal the mantel from. tbs
socialists. They stand for everything
the socialists do, and are ardent sup
portefs Of the dynamite gang that
came to Colorado, headed by Hayes
and started so much trouble and hell
for the coal miners. Many progressives