The Glenwood post., 1915-12-04

be fair for the wheat grower, for in
stance, to compete with the grower Of
clover seed, so that the club would be
divided into classes and in this way
interest the growing of all crops would
be aroused. 1t is not bad idea and
one that would doubtless result in
spreading much valuable information
among the farmers who are striving
to attain the maximum in both guam
tity and quality.-Jerome (Idaho)
News.
While in nearly every other town in
Colorado where saloons now exist the
property owners are confronted with
the problem of what they are going to
do with their business houses, now oc-
cupied by saloons, after the first of he
year, no such condition exists in Red
Cliff There are four buildings occu.
pied by the saloon business in Red
Cliff, and there is a business waiting
for each of them just as soon as the
state goes dry.-Red Cliff News.
!
Messrs Geo. Weirick and W. 0.
Powers returned from Denver the lat
ter part of last week where they had
been to purchase their moving picture
lay out for this place, Gilman and Min
turn. The machines have arrived, and
the one for Red Cliff has been installed
in Carlson s hall. These men promise
to give first class show, having made
arrangements for the Paramount and
Pathe film services. Their opening
night here will be next Thursday, De-
cember 2.-Red Cliff News.
| Every time man comes In and taxes
up a homestead, most of the wet farm
ers, and the people around over the
country who haven't ambition enough
to tackle patch of sage brush, laugh
and remark, "There's another fool
gone out in the hills to starve." The
dry farmers are making good just the
same, however. The yield of grain is
fully as good here as in Kansas, Ne
braska or Oklahoma and they are prac-
tically all dry farmers there and they
continue to prosper.-Craig Courier.
''Will you walk into my saloon as
guest of my ship?" is the query Of
Henry Ford to governors of states and
social workers. He is to take them
abroad in the interest of peace col-
ference at juncture of affairs when
peace is impossible. We begin to un-
derstand why it costs nothing to adver-
tise Ford ears. By the way, Governor
Carlson is invited to go with the fe-
male member of the Helen Ring Robin
son family, the neuter member of the
Ben Lindsey family and fine pros
pect is before our George. Will he go
or will he stay in Colorado to see that
Domestic peace is guaranteed before
we assume to dictate it as a world poll
1
cy?-Boulder Camera.
st. Elmo with her wonderful stores
of riches in the treasure vaults Of
Mother Earth, offers to the prospector
and miner wonderful opportunities
There are yet hidden in the granite
chambers of that section vast fortunes
in precious metals, waiting to smile
upon the fortunate man who hapens to
pass that way. Immense fortunes have
been dug from the mountains around st.
Elmo, but not hundredth part has
been touched, and there are still, lockea
up in the depths of those old noun
tains, millions of dollars in gold, silver,
lead and zinc-yes, and we'll venture
the assertion that molybdenum and
tungsten also exist there.-Chaffee
County Republican.
District Attorney Rush of Denver
announces that the grand jury of the
city and county have investigated
charges against General John Chase
that he made money out Of cavalry
horse dealings with the state and find
that he did nothing of the sort-that
he had no dealings with the state other
than as commander of its troops. \
son sold the state some horses and Ge'i-
eral Chase had no hand in the trans
action even to their acceptance, much
less the rejection of several horses th"
son offered the purchasing officers.
People who know the grand old DR..
John Chase had no sort Of idea that as
adjutant general he plays DR.. Jekyl in