The Glenwood post., 1914-06-13


to - = big nan now! II he had bees
Aea1i.g dowa the place that Annoas
b 1sW rattling around in there never
would haze been such . thing - .
sAEike nenfioned--North Fork Tines.
Amy Jeune h expected home this
week from Glenwood where Last week
she graduated from the county high
SCHOOL. Amy has worked hard to put
hessef through. the school and deserves
special commendation for her pluck
aAA snergy.-Nev Castle Democrat.
TAsse y talk in Denver Of recalling
JsAss E.Asey. What . the usef There
~ saougA sAe anarchists in Denver
- rs-elset him if they sttenpt it. The
~ thing tAat esaA happen this state
vsaA ~ for the city II Deavsr to
sseede aad establish . goveransat Of
its owa.-Norta Fork Times
DsBsQue il still digging after the
grsAss that will make this town Famous
soAs day. Two substantial oil con-
panies are going after The stuff every
working day, and it - to be hoped
their efforts will be rewarded with
paying wells ere the close of the sum
mer.-DeBeque New Era.
&
N. N. Flitner shipped carload Of
fine fat hogs from Rifle on Tuesday
morning and accompanied the shipment
10 Denver. The growing and shipping
Il hogv has become quite an industry
in this section of the Grand valley and
Mr.. F1itner was among the first to
engage in the business on an extensive
scale.-Rifle Telegram.
About the worst thing We have in
Coloado il the reformers. In ten years
now they have been tinkering with our
affairs until we have nothing left but
moral disorder and financial tribula.
ton. Some day those of us who do
not believe in such foolishness may
turn in and get some laws to smother
these reformers.-Field and Farm
Albert Norman of Burns was in town
on Monday attending district court.
He stated that timber wolves were be
coming a considerable nuisance in that
part of the county, he, himself, having
lost much valuable live stock from the
depxedat;Ons this spring. He and his
neighbors will pay large bounty on
the scalps of these pests.-Eagle Coun-
ty news.
There was time when there was an
Aoaest difference of opinion about the
merits of the demands of the striking
miners. But when the striking miners
aensd themselves and started out in
open rebellion to the state they lost all
~ sy@psthy they ever had out in the
stake. The only question now before
IL people is shall the rebellion sue
eeed, OF shall it be put down.-Canon
CITY Record.
Most candidates for public office are
moral towards on all great public ques-
tions. They are afraid to assert their
stand for fear of losing a few votes.
They should lose them all, for any
man who is . candidate for an office
and who will straddle any issue is not
entitled to your vote. Hereafter, be-
fore you vote for any candidate for
office, insist that he tell you for what
he stands.-Center Post Dispatch.
John A. Martin is in the senatorial
race whether he Wishes or not. Charlie
Thomas realizes that Martin is the only
Democrat who can defeat him, aad g
row working overtime to head him o6.
! Every paper that srgss Asgti. ior
governor h Thomas move, snd there
is . reason behind ~ work. They
knsw that Democrat caAoot carry
~ state this year and woeM s,adiy
ssezifiee Martin - ave ThsnAs.
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aaay, aAAy years, aaA W. ~ fsssee-
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