The Glenwood post., 1914-05-16


last Monday which stated that o. B.
ceAkey of the Grand Valley meat
market is lying critically i'll with
pasunonis.-Grand Valley News.
We were told the other day that one
Of the citizens Of Hotchkiss said he
hoped that the strikers would kill all
the militia and federal troops sent to
the strike zone. While he is hoping
We want to hope . little ourself. We
hope they will try it.-North Fork
Times.
OA John Barlsycorn has sttsssi
mere boasts, provoked more insults,
fired more shots, set off more dyna.
mite, killed moro women and children
during thsss pest few weeks, than sll
H. nilitianen aad miners and mine
guards combined. And We continue to
permit hin to do it!-Colorsdo SPRING.
Gazette.
Tho honest and sincere union men of
Cslossdo-snd that means the great
majority-must take some steps to ssvs
their good .name. They have not been
connected with the rioting and blood.
shed; have not approved or indorsel
it, and they must SO inform the people.
1t is slanderous to connect them with
the reign of terror through which CO..
orado has just passed.-Pueblo Chief
tain.
The vicious attacks made on Roc ke.
feller have also caused reaction, re.
sulting in some unjust comments on
organized labor. Aggregated or organ.
lied capital and union labor are beth
here to stay, but this country. will
never submit to the dictates of the
trusts nor the treason of some labor
agitators. Let justice be done to both
capital and labor.-Rocky Mountain
Herald.
K. d. Shuster has been hopored with
the formal appointment by Governor
AmmOns as water commissioner for the
Rifle creek irrigation district. A year
ago Mr.. Shuster was the subject of
petition by the farmers for this posi-
tion, but at thet. time the county com,
missioners had a different idsa Ea and. the.
appointment was denied the farmers
Mr.. shuster received his final paper:
last week-Rifle Reveills. ~-
- c..-,. =" i.
If the government takes over all 3bs.
railroad and telephone and telegraph
lines it must pay an enormous sum for
them. And when the government has
possession, where will the taxes. come
from! From the home and farm own.
ers. The governmept certainly will
not confiscste these properties, and
some means must be found of raising
the revenue which these concerns now
pay.-Greeley Republican.
90
The lying reports that have been
published about the Colorado National
Guard, the "mowing down" of women
and children by machine guns at Lud
low and other wild and exaggerated
accounts of. our strike, conditions are
almost without a parallel in American
Journalism. 1t might be appropriate
for the yellow press to raise q collec.
tion and erect statute to Ananias as
their patron saint.-Rocky Mountain
Herald.
A serious accident resulted from q
boy riding an unshod horse over slip
perry ground Tuesday morning, when
Edward Fraser, who was driving COW
along the road south of town, had both
bones of his leg broken. below the
knee, In chasing the animal the horse
turned on culvert, slipped and fell So
that the bones of the boys legs were
snapped by the animals weight press
ing over the end of planks. Mrs. Besll,
Who happened to be passing on her way
to school, witnessed the accident, and
hurried to bring assistance. The suf-
fercr was carried home, where his in
juries were attended by DE. Coltrin.-
Rifle Telegram.
Owing to the fear Of the state 40.
therities that trouble night oecsf in
the Oak Creek district, On aeeoant Of
IL turmoil which has ssesa4ly Pc
vailed in the ssuthesn and northern
fold, Company g, First Infastey,
Colosads National Guard, has aslin
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