The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

ftg assGb 1Oses to create great dan.
| ~ - 49, cd the sugar esaRosy
~ Rssasaass1 tAe innovatio. very va.
sAAas - - bet growing i.Austry.--
Mrs.. ". Z Cs1les had her sister, Mrs.
Jshs RietnayO OF Glenwood, u her
guest ever ~ Fourth. Mrs. Rittn.ye,
i a. seosaRiDhed dance pianist and
her serviess wsse requisitioned to help
ont IL oreAsstss here Sunday, in whic !
services shs vss exceptionally fine
Aasbls Resstes.
0nst Wauk - the LIS Mot Web
Jsssb DsiShset, the carpeater who
kaovs Asw - build and finish show
hosssa, viA ssest work next week turn
/ ing the Weber block into . nifty itt.s
thsstsr.
At pressat Mr.. Reiehert is tied up
with work il The mill or he would b.
at the thsetss job right now.-Aspen
Denocrat- Tines.
oan0oanan Taylor Calls
Congressnsa Taylor was caller on
the Leader yesterday and it was indeed
. pleasure 70 again meet An old friend
Fulsone flattsry mas never been an
adjunct Of this writer's vocabulary;
but he wants to give an opinion that
the eoagresaaA from the Fourth has
always bsen deserving of "Wen deae,
thou good and faithful servant" from
his constituents.
In Mr.. TAylss's party were his pri-
vste secretary, Hugh v. High, and his
tive sons, Edward 7. Jr., and Joe e.
and the lsttsss chum, Bobbie Moore.
The party are on an automobile tour
Of Ris Baaass, 1Outt and Mofst esua-
Garfield County Leader.
Whao ~ Had aaleoas
On ~ occasion like Monday, when
the saloon WAS in Hotchkiss, there
would have bssa along about sundswn
on ths basissss street, from IS TO 100
drusks, making themselves disgraesscl
sad obnoxioss - every person that had
occasion to pass along the street. As
it is now, not ~ intoxicated person was
in evidence % the street Monday even.
ing and taking the word Of our town
marshal, thers were none all day. We
would like TO - person that would
be willing to trade the conduct of tie
inmenss crowd Monday for the amount
Of . saloon license. No better argu-
ment can b made against the saloon
thal the sp3sadA conduct of the crowd
here Nonday.-North Fork Times.
- . 0sa11a1nan, But Hst . 0eoacA
Sta.d . eeat'ealaa nsd . groseh side
by side, aad which will command the
greater respect? Webster says that
q Rentlenan is a nan Of refined maa-
ners and good behavior, while = Crouch
is gru6 and morose. 1t is easy for any
man to be a gentleman, and he has
much to gain and nothing to lose.
It is equally easy to be . Crouch,
with everything to lose and nothing 20
gain. The gentleman has many friends
aad but few enemiss, while the Crouch
has many enemies and but few frienls.
God smiles upon the gentleman, while
the devil smiles at the Crouch. Life IS
bright to the gentleman, while to tie
Crouch it is full Of gall.
Be q gentleman, il you can, but don t
be q grouch.-Delta County Tribune.
1AAio Activity ef 0DeaAp
Prof. R. D. George, state geologist,
staten that the activities Of the Colo
RADIO Geological survey this summer will
depend upon the availability of the ap-
propriations made by the Legislature,
but that he expects to complete much
Of the work already under way, inclul-
ing the final analysis upon the mineral
waters of the state, including those Of
Steamboat Springs, aad the tests for
radio-activity.
After the field and laboratory work
outlined is comp eted, the members OF
the survey staff will give the remainder
of the summer to the preparations Of
reports for publicatisn.
II any new work is undertaken it will
probably be the Investigation Of the
mineral resources Of tAe. Bed Cliff min
ins district, and tie water resources
a,d extent of irrigable lands in Routt,
NoRat and Rio Blaseo counties