The Glenwood post., 1913-11-29

feui's SdVaee II tney wlsh TO obtain
the highest market price for their
produet.-Craig Courier.
Rev. Bergen of GlenwoOd held ser
vices in the Congregational church here
Sunday night. He WAS accompanied
by Rev. Trompen, pastor at large for
the Colorado Congregational church
Eagle County News.
Never within the memory of the old
est inhsbitant has such warm weather
prevailed in ROutt county during the
last half of November. With frequent
rains, tho roads have been kept 81
muddy that in many places they are
almost impsssable.-O Creek Times.
Roady Kenehan has been getting it
from all sources for his attitude in re-
lAtioa to paying the expenses Of the
state troops now in the field. Roady
will leone through" as soon as he
gets the limit on free advertising. The
horseshoeing statesman is = close
second to Little Ben and Roosevelt
when it comes to working the press fer
free publicity.-Meeker Herald.
There is no room for lazy man.
But the farm pays bigger dividends
for hard work than any other business.
The man who mines coal must work
hard to make q living. The same
amount of work will dig more wealth
out of the farm. But the farm will not
pay dividends to a loafer any more
than any other business will pay.-K.
C. Star.
Ralph Hickman dismounted from
bucking bronc the other day in a most
graceful manner, but which proved to
be rather embarrassing to Ralph. g,
firmly did he sit in the saddle that
very large portion Of his trousers re-
nained attached thereto after Ralph
reached the ground. A pair Of chaps
net the Fsquirenents Of the eaergs.ey,
-hsweves, sad Ralph l~.s sos. cid i.|
. brand new pair Of overalls.-RiAe
ReveilIe,
A box Of two-pound potatoes from
some country district sent into Denver
created . sensation and was made
much of in the Denver papers. Every
one of B. F. Groves potatoes in the
local exhibit weighed two pounds, and
some in the other exhibits weighed
nearly twice as much. If Denver peo-
pie only knew the resources of their
own state, and would do square boost
ing the city of Denver would put Chi
cago in the shade.-White River Re.
view.
The cases of Jack Iangstaff and
Vance Densmore wherein they were
charged with illegal voting in Rifle
last spring, were dismissed from court
on the grounds that the law did not
apply to town elections. It thus ap-
pears that all country folks are enti-
tied to vote in = town election 80 long
as the town is not subdivided into
voting precincts or wards, providing
they live in the precincts Of the cour-
ty which forms = part Of the town.
This is . great victory for the dry
campaigners.-Rjhe Reveille.
HELL m ldo8ND
For the past year or two the widest
stories ever printed in the Denver pa
pers about northwestern Colorado have
been furnished by one Julian L. Rob
erts, first from Neeker and recently
from Craig. The sad news comes that
there will be NO moro Of these wonder
ful tales from this part Of the state,
for Mr.. Roberts great ability has woa
hin . position with the democratic
national administration, Senators Shat
roth and Thomas having su1no.ed
hin to Warrington to take . position
in the Indian service Of the depart
men& Of the intefior.-Oak Creek Tines.
CITY DaAa Os0s - JuAensne
10 our town council dcad, OF only
sleeping! 1t looks bad the way some
of the laws Of the town are being vi
Olated. Our marshal has to ring tie
curfew At 8 O'Clock and then HE work
for the day 10 done. Then it 10 that
the little shavers hardly out Of their
didies and still wearing knee pants
hang around on the streets until ten
and eleven O'Clock Only last Friday
night on the streets in front Of John