The Glenwood post., 1914-08-15

frank VIII soOn stSIt On An endurance
run from Salt Lake City to GlenwOod
Springs, via Vefnal- Aseker-R Rifle, and
agrees to make the trip in twenty five
hours. He is also going to put up a
garage, loox75 feet, at Roosevelt,
where the traveller can get anything in
the way of auto supplies from joy
rider s smile to = new tin ear. Call on
Mr.. McAllister while on your way to
the 1915 exposition, or any other time.
-:Meeker Review.
Governor AmmOns will not surrender
one iota Of his Democracy if he gets
out and fights the aggregation put up
at the recent state assembly by the
United Mine Workers under the guise
of Democracy. In fact he owes it to
the state that has honored him to dc
it-North Fork Times.
John Hickman writes from San
Diego that he will start for Colorado
about the middle of this month pro-
vided Mrs. Hickman's condition con
tinues to improve. Mrs. Hickman, he
states, is now able to dress herself and
the swelling has gone from her fect
SO that she can wear shoes. Mrs.
Hickman will remain in California
some time yet.-Rihe Reveille.
While A. d. Urquart was coming in
to town Saturday evening with his
family, a colt he was driving became
frightened and plunged over the bank
to the side of the road, upsetting the
wagon and throwing the occupants out.
In the fall Archie landed near the
colts head and grabbed him by tine
bride thereby stopping him. None of
the family were hurt. A broken line
kept Mr.. Urquhsrt from checking the
team at 6rst.-New Castle Democrat.
1t is reported that the government
will have to put . lot Of money for
the aid Of the American tourists that
are bottled up in Europe by the war.
We are in favor of letting them stay
where they are or get out on their
own resources. Why don I they spend
their American made money in their
own country. We doubt if many of
them have seen Colorado.-North Fork
Times.
Among the thousands of American
citizens in Europe at this time is Tiff
Garrison, brother of Fred and Orson
of Rifle. Iliff sent card from War
saw, Russia, only short time ago,
where he was spending his vacation,
journeying thither from Syracuse, N.
Y, which city he now calls his home.
John Rush, of Denver is among the
Coloradoans over across the big pond
at this time, and one of those who
wishes most heartily he was back IN
at this time, and one of those who
the good old U. s. A.-Rhe Telegram.
Perhaps the war that now looks
certain in Europe will be the means Of
getting bunch of redneeked patriots
(s) of the mining camps Of the south
ern part of the state out Of this coun-
try. And if it does we would like to
see them kept out. And if ma Jones.
Ben b. Lindsey, Ed Brake and q few
others of the same stripe could be in
duced to 90, so much the better
Hotchkiss Times.
The pioneer car with Messrs Stevens
Merrick, Rogers and Babcock, return
ed over the route last week, complet-
ing the arrangements. They have log
ged the route, painted poles and made
many photographs and moving pictures
of the entire trip. 1t is the first con-
tinental highway to be thus marked
across Utah and Colorado. The Pixies
Peak route is now "on the map in
the public mind and must be reckoned
with.vMeeker Herald.
The much heralded electric light
plant of Red Cliff, for which some
machinery was shipped in and psaes
strung all ever town, has not only died
but the project has been silently bsf-
led. Recently Mayor Coursen received
= letter from Mr.. Block, who was pro-
noting the proposition, in which ha
stated that he had been entirely unsee-
eessful in interesting the necessary
capital to make the plant 60, and ~
far as he was concerned, the project
would have to be dropped.-Red CliH
News.