The Glenwood post., 1913-03-22

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ys.as psspls in tAs grip Of the pleas
NE naA.sA Many Of Them, although
tAsy have good wages, do not lay up
. cent; they spend - they 60. If
tAsy marry it will be q martyrdon for
themselves snd families. A dollar
saved now may mean q hundred in
old age, for under good culture money
grows As fast ~ anything. When |
hear of old persons I ask: "Have they
. home of their owni" Alas, how
many are homeless, with the gaunt
cd wolf of want at the door! What
We need as a nation is the revival Of
personal. thrift-saerifice instead Of in
duleenee.-C. g. Harrison in Field and
Earn.
A telegram was received Wednes-
day night from Representative Ed
Kssti.g At Washington D. c. in ans
wsr to the petition sent him from the
mass meeting held in Hayden March
I, to protest against the withdrawal
from all forms of settlement of vast
tracts surrounding this town. Mr..
Heating said, he had taken the matter
up with Mr.. Lane the new Secretary
Of Interior and that settlement would
be permitted, under certain restrictions,
about which he would write as soon
as the official declaration was made
by the Department of Interior
Routt County Republican.
When the chairman Of the citizens
party in Denver asked the city offic-
ials if they intended to keep their
pledges to resign when commission gov
efnment was established, all Of them
reneged save Otto Thum, the city
clerk. Otto has fool notion that cam
paign pledges ought to be kept, and he
10 also old fashioned enough to be-
Hove that city officials should be
square and honest in their dealings
with the people. Just how these here
siss will BE- taken BY tAe people will
b Known later, - Otto 10 . candidate
for commissioner under the charter
Lamar SPARKS.
Ono Of the New York daily papers
very truthfully says: "It ought not to
take the merchant Of . snail town
long to find out that in the parcels
post he has . frend and not . foe.
Let him start an energetic advertising
campaign in his local Naper and he
will soon learn that he can reach
class Of patrons who were never with
in gunshot before the parcels post
came to town. This means that rural
journalism will assume an importance
that was never known before. -
Routt County Republican.
The Marble schools are branching
out into new fields. This week a re-
porter for the Booster observed Prof
Gray passing along the street with an
armful of suspicious looking bottles
In wrappers. The scribe was just about
to name his choice Of beverages when
the professor disclosed the informa-
tion that the bottles contained var
ious chemicals for . class in chemistry
which has just been instituted. The
supplies for laboratory work had ar
rived and he was taking them to the
school.-Narble Booster.
A county newspaper 3 explanation of
why times are hard: "Yes these are
hard times We throw away ashes
and buy soap; We raise dogs and buy
hogs; we grow weeds and buy vege-
tables; we catch fish from . t5 rcd;
we build school houses and send our
children away from homo to be edu-
Gated, and last but not least, We send
our boys out with q 40 gun to hunt
10cenk 1Hme. Yes these are hari
times, bat whose fault 10 itf Don't
place the blame on the president aad
tAe tEastA
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always elsaAf II naa drops piece
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psek it - aAd lay It to sas sid~ He
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