The Glenwood post., 1914-06-06


rights, and he writes things to set.
She reads what others write and he
writes what others read. She knows
more than he writes and he writes
more than she knows.-Pitkin Miner.
Miss Cordelia Shideler went to Gun
nison last Friday where she will wit
ness the graduation of her sister, Mss
Olive, who was formerly teacher in
our schools, but who gave up her work
here in order to more fully prepare
herself for teaching.-Rifle Telegram.
Judge Ben Lindsey and . few other
women have gone back to Washington
70 settle the coal strike in the southern
part Of Colorado. We don't know any
reason why he didn't take Sister Laf
forty and Hell-an ring Robinson with
him.-North Fork Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry and children
left for Glenwood, Thursday, where
tho family will reside for the summer,
probably permanently. Mrs. Gentry s
health has been poorly of late and she
goes there believing that the change
will be beneficial. Meeker Herald.
1t is generally conceded by those
who best know the facts that most Of
the incendiary war talk in favor of a
war between the United States and
Mexico comes from those who have sn-
vestments in the south republic. These
whose investments are at home are
not SO loudly clamoring for war.-Orl
way Call.
If the operators today would put to
work all the men in the tent colonies
on any terms they demand there would
not be ten per cent of them who would
know a pick from a tipple. The fact
of the matter is the real miners long
ago left Colorado. The men in the tent
colonies now are strike fund ''moocn-
err. pueblo Chieftain.
The Colorado game law is hard to
understand. Here's a case shadOwed
in mystery: A man at Pando caught
a trout 3 or inches long and was
fined $25 and costs; early in the
spring a big corporation opened dam
and destroyed millions of trout from an
inch long and up and nothing was done
about it, Who is able to explain Colo,
ado laws?-Eagle County News.
At no time in its history has the
Grand valley looked better, with more
promising conditions ahead of it, than
at present. The splendid rains of the
spring have brought all crops along
in fine shape and the verdure OF the
valley looks like one great carpet. II
surely spells prosperity for the people
and here g hoping they will not be dis
appointed Tribune.
The apparent intention of Senator
Shafroth to retain State Senator John
]. Tierney as his private secretary IN
the face of the brazen manner in which
Tierney has criticised President Wilson
and the vicious manner in which ne
attacked Governor Ammons in his
speeches and resolutions during the ex
ira session, doesn t appeal to us as
being either consistent or reasonable
and to say the least is decidedly sur
prising.-Grand Junction Sentinel.
The waters of Rifle creek have beer
higher during the past week than evel
known at this time of the year II
has caused a great deal of apprehen
sion at the power plant of the Rifle
Light, Heat and Power company. Twi
men have been employed constantly to
keep the debris from clOgging the in
take at the plant. Monday night i,
ipterfered SO much that the town wa
in darkness for several hours.-Rifl'
Reveille.
While we do not advocate state pro
hfbition as . solution Of the iquol
problem, we can see that one Of tht
strongest arguments for it is the state
nenk Of the coal operators that the,
cannot keep their miners unless the,
naintaiA saloons. II that b wAa1
Acaa. he elass Il lAboFs1o they hav'
beea employing, the people VIII b
wiIlias 70 adopt prohibition IN orde'
70 b rid Of them. BootleGgiAS 10 pse
fsslble to their pressnee.-Aust''
Journal