The Glenwood post., 1915-05-22

Inc board or directors and faculty OF
Rio Blaneo County High school were
fortunate in securing the services Of
Chancellor II. A. Buchtel, of the Uni
versity of Denver, and former governor
of Colorado, to deliver the commence
ment day address. The address was
able and every word of it was a telling
message applicable to present day life
and conduct. DIR. Buehtel was listened
to with marked attention by the large
and appreciative audience present.
Meeker Herald.
shot by an Italian hunter who was un-
natura.ized and carried no license. The
murder of the game warden caused the
New jersey legislature to enact law
which prohibits "the hunting of wild
birds or other game by unnaturalized
persons and also forbids such persons
to own rifle or shotgun or have such
weapons on their premises. A most
excellent law, and every state in the
union would do well to follow New
Jerseys example in this matter
Boulder News.
Pifering is too common practice
in Rifle for recent date. Merchants
have missed small articles of merchan-
disc due to this measly sneaking work.
missed from the Munro store, and the
next day two gloves were brought to
t he store which had been found by the
roadside leading east of town. The
pilferer, after getting away with the
gloves, discovered that he or she had
two for the same hand and concluded
ly identified by the cost mark.-Rif!c
Reveille.
viii Kleckner and Charley Fulford
went up to Fulford Tuesday, returning
Wednesday. Kleckner reports that
the Calientes mine is looking fine, and
is getting better as they gain in depth.
He also states that the owners are now
finding wire copper in their workings.
Should there prove to be any quantity
of this class of ore it will mean n
great thing for Eagle. Charley Full
ford returned yesterday and reports
that things are looking good in the
fine specimens of ore from the Cali
entes which demonstrates that the mine
is looking good.-Eagle Enterprise.
Governor Carlson deserves the high
est commendation for his industrial
commission appointments-an insurance
man, working man, lawyer-and all
good men. In Z. f. Mclaughlin he
found an actual worker in insurance,
he being Denver agent of the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance society. Formerly
superintendent of the anti-saloon league
he did more than any one man to bring
the issue squarely before the people
In the primary election he was an en-
thusiastic Carlson man. Frank j. Ian
nan is chairman of the Republican
county committee of Pueblo and pro-
prietor of the Lannon foundry. Wayne
C. Williams is deputy district attorney
of Denver, Progressive Democrat and
an able, clean and energetic citizen.
A lawyer was needed to advise the com
mission, just as an insurance man is
needed to work out the details of the
workmen s compensation act and man
who has worked with his hands all his
life to bring to the board an apprecia-
tion Of the workmen's s side of questions
that will constantly be before the COM
mission. The law reqfired the board
should be bipartisan and in naming
Mr.. Williams the governor chose with
fine rimination.-Boulder Camera.
$500 Reduction ON Mileage
The state utility commission has is
sued an edict to the effect that thous
and mile mileage books are to be sold
by the railroads for $25 instead of $50
as heretofore. The order also pro-
vitfes that the book can be used by any
member of the family of the purchaser
None but the purchaser, personally,
have been permitted to use these book
heretofore.
Chicago Saloon Business in the Dumps
Gone hundred saloons in Chicago
have gone out of business during the
last week." says a recent issue Of the
Chicago Tribune.