The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

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pAys-DsssAGe Deneerat.
10 there any init-inquires . Den
vef rsferner-af which the slit skirt
will stopy We think 80, because there
is limit to the length Of nilady's uu-
derpinning-Fort Collins Review.
When q fellow is out of Office he
caters to the newspaper for publicity
and when he gets the Office he usually
turns sgainst the very paper that aided
in giving him the position. Most poll
ticians delight to dig the newspapers.
La Junta Democrat.
Forest Supervisor H. H. French and
con came down from Pando to take in
the ball game Sunday, between the
Lesdville and Red Cliff teams. Mr..
French has charge of that section Of
the Lincoln highway which is being
built by the government this side Of
Tennessee pass.-Red Cliff News.
Mr.. W. II. Haley and family, Mr.. B.
+. Haley, Mr.. Leon Clough, Mr.. Will
liam Cram and their wives were
among the many Rifeites who motored
to Glenwood Springs to witness the an
nual Road Race day festivities. it
was reported that Frank Haley did
actually take swim, but it has been
learned since that there was no foun-
dation to the report.-Rife Telegram.
Judge Shumate will commence dis
trict court in Moffat county Monday.
Among the numerous cases is one
against Mrs. Anna Bernard, formerly
Anna Bassett. Her second trial for
cattle rustling promises to be ss inter
estiag as the first one. Mrs. Bassett
is also to be sued for divorce by her
husband. She has returned from Texas
to b. present when the ease comes to
triAl-Routt County Sentinel.
d.. R. E. Naha6ey and wife arrived
home last Saturday evening from a
months stay in Gunnison. The doctor
left here about two months ago, but
put in shout half of his time in other
prts of Gunnison county. He did
some assessment work on mining prop
erty, angled for trout little and
handled quite = little dental work. He
reports business conditions in Gunnison
county as good.-Yampa Leader.
90
Geo. R. Noble, town marshal, has
filed on . piece of land six miles from
DeBeque, which contains q vein of
what is declared to be 30 per cent pure
alum. The vein is = large one, aver
aging foot in thickness and being so
feet long before it disappears under
hill. The vein was analyzed by the
government geologist, who declared it
to be 30 per cent pure, and q very rich
find. Noble is making preparations t,
have the place worked.-DeBeque New
Era.
Governor Ammons is peeved because
the people are going after the damna-
Die laws, especially that rottenest of
all Of them, the utilities law, which it
not repealed will kill Colorado deader
than . smelt, and he threatens to call
his legislature together and enact even
more drastic laws. Better look out,
Governor, and the other caterers to ths
labor vote, that recall isn't started
On you all The people are tired Of
that kind of horse play.-Paeblo
Opinion.
8 L Hallett of Denver, who made q
fortune mining in Aspen in tie early
days, was IN Craig the pest week o. .
eo0biaation business aAd pssassrs
trip. NJ. HAllett does not hsvs tie
best ef health wAsa Nvine in tie city
ssa Il ssskins . ransA location. Hs
left fer Dsnvsr ysstssaay bat win
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Hey rsaeh in Brswn's pafk whieh,
sAssA Ae pareAass it. - win inPrsys
into sock ssisins prspssitioa--Asp-
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