The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05

over i. tie go i' does that eomnuui-
tmhune.
Ton PAtt3fsuu did not succeed N
electiAg his nan as commissioner of
property in Dsaver, but he did succeed
in Winning oat o. the liquor question.
Mr.. Pattessea owDs the building in
which is located the finest saloon and
the worst At the same time, in that rot
ten cisy.-be0adeI Herald
Charley within, Curley Combs and
Bob Richardson sat up three nights
last week resding Mark Twain's "Lifa
on the AissiPpi and Immediately
were struck Wit great ideas. The
result: they AZ constructing . river
craft and are plaaDing to have a real
time in the near future. They will
slip their host into Oak Creek at the
depot, 60 down the creek until they
sail into the coli waters of the Yampa.
They will stock ap on plenty of good
eats and will stop at every perfectly
good looking poo and hunt for mem
bers of the Amy tribe. They have
vowed not to touch land during the
entire trip and have designated Craig,
in Nonatt count, as their destination.
Their boat viii he so constructed that
it will be capable of making about nine
teen knots . week, and they should
have NO trouble in reaching Craig ba-
fore harvest time.-Oak Creek Times.
:. 0oeoo0 With Tractors.
The King brothers are now working
with their traction plowing outfit on
the Charbennel ranch where they will
break up 100 acres which Mr.. Charbon-
mel will plant to winter wheat, says
the YsApa Leader. Elmer King says
they are having good luck with their
outfit, and working every day. They
are using . gang plow of six fourteen.
inch plows, which the engine handles
without any difficulty.
The traction engines unloaded this
week At the Yampa yards were for W.
E. Wheeler aAd Marcus Hight, who will
use them for work on their ranches
They are both l2-2o-horse power and
have fourteen inch traction plows. These
outfit cost, laid down at Yampa, about
1000 each, and if they prove sue
cess will be good investment for
these ranchers.-Steamboat Pilot.
SchoA Room Discipline.
We we'll remember that when we were
. boy, Asafly hundred years ago
our father told the teacher that if We
did anything contrary to the rules Of
school or school discipline, the teacher
should give rs drubbing and send u.
home with note giving full particular
snd he would see that We got another
good trouncing. The scheme worke!
all right, for We tried to be the best
boy in school. We knew what Dad
whippings meant. If every parent il
these progressive days would send sucl
instructions to the school house, WI
believe it would vastly contribute t;
discipline in the school room. How car
the public expect good discipline in th'
school when the parents Of refractor!
pupils take sides with their children
every time tho teacher reproves o.
chastises themf Discipline is one VI
the most Important requirements in
every school room. The teacher who
courageous stands out against suei
whimpering parents is to be com
mended.-Fort Collins Courier.
Land 0scseds Disagree
Among the matters transacted in thu
district court before Judge shumat'
in chambers last week was the issu
ance of restraining order, enjoinint
T. J. williams James w. Lowry an'
J. B. Matthews from claiming posses
sion of a portioa Of the lands of thu
Miner Land, Coal L Townsite compan.
a short distance west of the new tow
Of Miner The three parties recent.
filed homestead application at the Glen
wood Springs land Office upon some 30'
acres of the Nilner ranch, it beinl
claimed that the government plat
show this land to be vacant and ope'
to entry, although it was purchased h!
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