The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24

Col J. b. HuFfburt suffered the mis-,
fortune in the loss Of six head Of vslu-
able horsss the latter part Of last
week. The ani.sals were killed by Q
train on the joint track near Una.--
Grand Valley Nevs.
Champ Clark says that if Roosevelt
were to he swallowed by an anaco.ds
the Progressive party would not last
six weeks, and then carelessly leaves
the matter without telling how long
the anaconda would hst-Denver
Times.
Without the remotest doubt the
finest silver, copper and carnotite
samples yet seen in Eagle county were
brought down this week from the
Best Chance, the woman's claim. We
hope it viii prove a world beater.--
Eagle Enterprise.
Meyer, the pal of Harry Orchard,
who dynamited the governor of Idaho.
is doing lot of bellyaching over get
ting deported, shot beat and maL
treated. Meyer ought to be glad they
didn't use dynamite on him like his
pal did on Steunenberg.- Fork
Times.
The Herald Is indebted to Colonel
Theodore Rosenberg Of Glenwood for
q social call. The only Rosey is -
young and genial as when We first met
him nearly thirty years ago. Nay his
radiant smile continue to illumine
everything in sight for many years to
come.-Meeker Herald.
A it had been reported to Capt.
Dorm, in charge of the militia now IN
duty in this district, that the military
order closing the saloons was not be-
ing strictly observed, the saloons cf
William Doyle and Ray 4 Spears were
on Monday seized by the soldiers and
sealed tight. Yesterday the Capitol
bar was sealed up.-Oak Creek Times.
Isaac Baer came in Monday, and
after attending to various matters he
departed for Salt Lake City. Mr.
Baer reports that his brother, Mr..
Adolf Baer, is out of the hospital and
at his home in Sat Lake City. Mr..
Baer is still weak, but rs soon rs able
to travel he will go to the coast for
rest and recuperation.-Meeke Herald.
"Mother" Jones, commonly known
as the "angel' of the coal camps, has
been deported under our present stale
Democratic administration. Why don t
you Democrats, who howled and gnash-
ed your partisan teeth at Governor
Peabody and Sherman Bell, now arise
something that will fit the case? We
wait.-Rocky Mountain Herald.
Bishop Benjamin Brewster of the
Episcopal church departed Friday
morning for his home in Glenwond
Springs. While here he visited several
of the mines, both the Junction City
and those operating with non n-union
labor. He is an earnest advocate of
the principles of labor organization,
and he favors compulsory arbitration
of strikes.-Oak Creek Times.
Does it not seem strange that 50
many of those who now berate the
Republican party owe it 80 much! But
for it Roosevelt would never have
gained his political and for all that
any other kind Of public considerations,
and there are hundreds like him. The
people who are kicking Tie ladder by
which they rose are quite numerous in
The ranks Of the Bull Noosefa-Boul-
der Herald.
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p. 4 Hpso. sojourned . few days