The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

trying to dispsse Of The vheas sssp
~hile it is freshf Il would DeaA
money in the pockets Of the fruit grew
Frs, We would think.-EaSis E,terprise.
While Will Raley was coming Aswa
the canon road above Gleavoed late
evening four asbrokea
horses which he had puNhased that
Day at wolcott stanpeded spe. bsiAg
frightened by . lantern. This aAAej
to a. auto coming ansag then na1s
nstters worse. I've Of ths hsesss
broke ssek towards Eagle anA tws
Btartsl Aevn ths rod. Win fsllsvsa
the tvo that started back aaA ever
tsok then near Eagle, bst ths tws
which headed towards Glsavosd have
aot yet been heasl Of slthoagh he has
every byvay bstvsea hsss
and 6hoshone.-Nev Castle Denoefat.
What came near being . very serious
accident occurred last Sunday afternoon
on Eyre hill, in which Wally Price u
Silt and two young men from Glenvood
Springs were the principals. Mr.. Price
was in his Ford ear on his way 70 Rifle,
while the Glenwoodites were speeding
homeward ON = motorcycle, and they
met ON one Of the several short curves
which constitute the road at this point.
A collision followed, but fortunately
all three men escaped without serious
injury, and = badly wrecked motorcycle
was the only damage resulting.-Rif!e
1t is pleasing to note that the busi-
ness of the Helvetia Milk COndensing
company at Lamar shows steady in
crease each month All our people are
directly interested in the extension of
the dairy farming industry, not only
because it will help Lamar, but also
because it adds . new source Of wealth
to the agricultural sections. With the
stamping out Of the hoof and mouth
in the east, there will be 70
of imports Of Holsteia cows,
snd if the present excellent conditions
continue, the maximum supply of cows
originally asked for by the company
will be on farms before the close Of
next year.-Lamar Sparks.
To kick q man when he is down -
eowsrdly. The way some Democratic
are abusing senstor Pat
terson is shameful, to say the least.
He lost soma Democratic votes BE-
cause of past differences with nsn-
bers Of his party, but he lost the slsc-
tion because he .vss not wise to the
state Of mind Of ths people regarding
stats-wids pcohibition. He 10 . TEN
perate man and will be glad to see the
state dry, bat wAea considering the
political probability he figured that
the vets were in the majority. Juss
. mistake Of political judgment. That
is all there 10 to his defest.-Long-
mont Times.
We agree with Mr.. Roosevelt that
''the people are tired of hearing
about reforms" What they want is
to see a reform. We also agree with
him when he said "the people are
tired of hearing from reformers, par
from me-" This is mot ie-
cause T. R. is uninteresting but be-
cause the people wish to have his en-
ergies and intellect conserved. T. R.
was on the way of taking himself
much too seriously. Also, the people
need = few years to catch up vita
their leaders, the self-appointed think
ers for the human race. They don't
know what it's all shout, r. 3. -
Boulder Camera.
George Hughes and Ed Peck are hard
after the beam. Last Thufsday they
cornered another one in his den about
. mile and half west Of where they
got the big brown oas two weeks ago.
This one was. foand in his dea asd
thsy ropsl It a.d thsa pullsd it ost and
shot it. Eddis Hughes w,s slsng aud
hs,psa to dras brsia 70 Ais Ssata. The
hsas Was . black oss aA4 Was coming
I've ysass sld Hs wss IT. asd, nadp
Ossa eating. n hide srs4eAt - aad
ths asat seAp q . sesats ., lesed.
Tasrss 0pst Asvs hssn atAsss i.shea ef
fat .saass ~ Md. iTAees, esys 49,
nskiag . r>Pststioa II ~ Asas killing
bssisssa, Asxing ,killsa .tvs within two
woeks:-HAyasa lsp1blSsaA. ,,i l;,,