The Glenwood post., 1914-05-09

- e. A<~AcAyS AVAAAeAAy e~AsoA Va sAe
eik searehligt, has accepted . position
- editor Of the Rifle Telegram, Mr..
6wsrtz returning to spend the summer
In the "tan and uncut" Swartz Is
lucky to have = country home to SO
to to reeuperate.-Rifle Reveille.
In her crusade against the enforce
ment of law and the preservation of
order in Colorado, State Superintendent
Mary c. G. Bradford didn I set an ex-
ample before the rising generation Ct
the state that should be emulated or
commended.-Fort Collins Courier.
It i said the tango is nothing more
than An up-to-dste edition Of the In
dian ghost dance. Nothing to it at
sll-ws'vs seen the bear dance, the
ghost dance-yes, honey, for that mat
ter, we have seen the ghost walk-but
not in Steamboat for the past three
R0nths.-Stexmbo&t Sentinel.
Sam Hines came down from the
Tsppers lake region, Sunday, and, at
that time there were two feet Of snow
At Elk lodge, on the river bottom.
Mr.. Hines says that if We should have
We can look for the highest water
stage in years.-Meeker Herald.
Heaven save poor old Colorado!
Muckraker George Creel has returned
to Denver. 1t was the general opinion
that this fellow had left us for good
after getting Blanche Bates, but it
seems he couldn't make living in
New York. They don't like his style
in the east.-Steamboat Sentinel.
Almost a CARLOAD OF sombstOnes are
expected to arrive here at any time.
Most of these will be placed on the
graves of the Vulcan victims, while the
rest will mark the last resting places
of others who have been inferred in
Highland cemetery during the past
two years.-New Castle Democrat.
Arthur Westhafer expects to leave
this, Saturday, morning for Carbondale
where he will take a position in the
shops of the Carbondale Cut Stone and
Marble company, the concern started
by R. o. Stanley and Harry Sweet.
Arthur has been employed for three
years on the C. R. 4 S. j. railway, with
headquarters here.-Marble Booster.
Marshal J. A. Peters has been keep
ing the streets clean lately, but al
lowed his enthusiasm to go too far
Thursday noon, when he worked mis-
men overtime. They threatened to
quit him, and almost brought on an
industrial strike. Being union hobos,
they objected to working after tine
whistle blew.-Rifle Telegram.
A goodly number of Rifle Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs went to GlenwooI
Saturday to assist the lodge there In
celebrating its anniversary. Some sx-
cellent music, instructive and enjoya-
ble talks, banquet, exceptionally
fine, and a general good time, is their
report. Glenwood Odd Fellows they
say, are excellent entertainers.-Rifle
Telegram.
A combine in restraint of politics
seems to have been effected in Denver.
There is an alleged agreement between
the three daily papers, the Times, the
News and the Post to go down the line
for . state ticket, beforehand agreed
upon between them. The mismanage-
ment of the Democrats of public A.
fairs is SO rotten that almost anything
VIII be a relief.-Golden Globe.
How nicely the Democratic state ad-
ministration is getting along. Cover
nor Ammons and Lieut.. Gov. FitzEsf-
raid trying to do everything within
tAsir power to preserve peace and re-
store order in the strike district, while
etAs1 Denoerats in office-Nfs. Brad
ford, Ksaehan, Ed Brake and cohorts.
are doing all they can to ineite fur
ther riot and prevent the carrying out
Of tie governors policies Pueblo
Chieftain.
While the people On tie other side
Of the nosntaiAs sre paving tie air
over all sorts Of internal tfoables which