The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

CAssys, 9evens and f-Rar ssfits viii
~ absst seventy ean. Cattls prices
sssti.ue higA.-Craig Empire.
1Wara Rsbertsoa has rstsrnsl from
Hs4st, Utah, where he took four
yssAg ladies, Who are "valking"
sersss the country. 1t is nice to walk
ia . Ford car. The desert did not
asSsal to the party as . prsnenads-
~ s.sash ice cream Paflors. Mr..
Rsesstsss reports sand in places frea
recent storns.-Heeker Review.
OF course, one sho1ldn Y lsek . gift
este in tie spark plug (as ~ old sy-
i.g ssss) but IL cay sf sss fsisaAs ~
tAishns Of enalssiAg ths sxsaPls Of
NJ. spess's frieads AID presenting Us
with . car, they viii oblige by i.elud.
isg . iss.ss, sn extra tire aAA barrsl
Of eaA-Fsst Collins Review.
WY should . striker or friend Of
those who shot at the state militia,
prefer TO vote for Thomas N. Pattern,
sea - against E. P. Costigan, Costi-
~ was - much . defender Of lawless.
Hsss - was Patterson, perhaps even
more so.-Boulder Herald.
In order to be clearly within the
postal laws the Democratic papers Of
tbs state should carry this line:
"Lsssed until Nov by J. b. Pssree,
Secretary Of state." What . pleasant
job it must be to tell people to do what
yesr conscience won t let you do your
self.
esne threshing hands are needed all
over Colorado. Suppose an order we-e
issssl by the federal commander that
. tAresher couldn 7 hire any but citi-
zsns Of Colorado, and couldn't take
hands sent by offices in Denver or by
. labor bureau, must wait until they
esas alsag singly and snsolieited and
ssk for the job ON the particular farm
On wAich ths nasat.e fer ths nsaent
b Standing. Well sir, that's just whas
the federal commander says about coal
AaAAs, strange as it may seem. And
he ssys these are Secretary Of War
Garrison =, orders. Colorado will have
to submit to such nonsense until Colo
rado rises in her might and installs At
DsHevr . governor who will send the
federal troops about their business and
Feassert on Colorado soil the sovereign
ty . Democratic governor under advice
Of T. NJ. Patterson and Dora Phelps
Buell. surrendered. Unfortunately for
us the only man who can be relied M
on to do this is one of the three Re-
publican designees for governOr-Carl-
son, Goudy, Nicholson. The Demo-
cratic candidates for the nomination
can t shake off the hold the labor or
aisations have upon the party.-The
Boulder Camera.
J. F. Slinkard, local barber, who has
just returned from . fishing trip, is
reported to be quite i'll at his home in
this city.-Grand Junction News.
Doan Pittman has just closed deal
whereby he becomes owner of tae
Crawford garage. The garage will be
run in connection with the T. A. Oui-
met blaeESmith and machine shop. Mr..
Crawford will leave soon for Nanitoa
where he has purchased some prop
erty.-Rifle Reville.
Theodore Roosevelt has written =
letter to Edward P. Costigan in which
he discusses the present coal strike
from varaious angles and which shows
that his information was obtained
from such sources as ma jones, Ed
Brake, Ben Lindsey and anarchists Of
Mat ilk. Perhaps if Teddy would just
drive out this way he might get some
information first hand that he could
rely on.-HOtchkiss Times.
A branch Of the Colorado Hone Rule
League was organized At Pueblo the
other day. They lad = great deal to
ay about the joints that they ~
flssrisA in Maine bat net .. wsrd
sbsut the 800 Illegal 3oints IN IT,
saty II Ds.vse We .sties IT, Raa
Rain people Asve very little t. say
absat our sister state Kansas.-Hoteh-
kiss TiDsA
n Black Iron made Temporary
reduction in its force Tuesday. Th'r-
teen men were laid off with the assurr
Ah>A ~k~vA In