The Glenwood post., 1914-05-02

When the newspapers of this state
drop the name of the agitstor MARY
jones' from their columns she W II
drop out of sight. Like Roosevelt,
without newspaper publicity she wi l
die Of ortification.-Pueblo Chef
tain.
In voting on the joint resolution jus
tifying the employment of the armed
forces of the United States to enforce
certain demands against Mexico, our
honorable Konkressman George Kindel
voted against the resolution. Not much
American blood in this congressman.
but what else could be expected-he
has been fighting the government for
many years past.-Routt County Sen
tinel.
Work on the foundation walls for
the handsome building to be erected
by the Rifle Masonic Improvement As
soeiation is well under way, superin-
tended by s. g. Boughton. The Off
eial home Of the local Masonic fra
ternity is to be one of the incest build
ings in Rifle, 32x64 feet in size, with
frontage of pressed brick, and thor
oughly modern in its appointments -
Rifle Telegram.
When the wedding of Miss Eleanor
Wilson and Secretary McAdoo takes
place Miss Wilson will be wife, step
mother, grandmother and mother
in-law. Certainly the record of the
Wilson family for one year in the
White House in love and politics dis
tances all past performances. McAdoo
financed Princeton, then Pubs can,-
paign, next the nation and now the
daughter. Huroo for McAdoo!-Routt
County Sentinel.
Especially worthy of remembrance
at this time are the words of Abra
ham Lincoln concerning regard Tor
law. "Let every reverence for law
be breathed by every mother to the
ispng babe that prattles on her lap;
let it be written in primers, spe ling
books and almanacs: let it be preachel
from pulpits, proclaimed in the leg 6
lative halls. and enforced in justice;
in short, let it become the political re
igion of the nation. ''-Creede Candle.
District Attorney Gentry and Sheriff
r. G. Lyon have entered into an agree
ment, and will make a thoroughbred
stock farm of the Gentry ranch, just
above town. They have received a
car load.of jacks and jeannettes, the
best to be obtained in Missouri, and
will have the only farm of the kind
on the Western Slope-if not clear to
the Pacific coast. In the near future
the cattle, swine and chickens will also
be thoroughbred on this ranch.-White
River Review.
90
The "Kitchen Hesitations' are the
latest. There are different variations
but the omelet goes like this: Eight
glides to the ice box, hesitate; take out
three eggs, eight slow steps to the IA
Bile, hesitate: sixteen counts to beat
the eggs, four glides and a dip to get
the frying pan. eight steps forward to
the pantry for butter, eight steps back,
hesitate; eight steps to the pantry,
hesitate; get the platter, eight steps
back, hesitate, and with little pepper
also put in some salt, then sixteen
quick steps to the dining room and
dip down.-Brush Republican.
Must Pay on Brands
Cattlemen must pay the assessmen.
of 81 on their brands before July Is or
lose their brands, according to = ruling
of the state brand inspector. The tax
was levied last summer 70 that tho
state would have money enough to pro-
vide new brand books. The order will
affect hundreds Of cattlemen in tn.
eastern part Of Colorado and it is cs-
timated that there are not less than
500 brands in Ell Paso county alone
Ex.
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