The Glenwood post., 1915-09-25

|D1DnD ssEsst by ssaaiaG ~ Pfhs .
~. 49, . COW trsA O. e est,
lA0D9 Get the teufis4s in ths s4aHs
- oAsy viii find the best seals.-
61somhast Pilot.
DsoAy-0aAe suits lose their forA and
hAg - the knees on the slightest provo
ss1iaA 1sady-made editorial stuff
fsrnished by a syndicate for country
Paes0 has the same characteristics.
u 49, not fit the community. Some
ss-sa1DsA editors have to use it because
thsy san't produce anything worth
VIII, but We observe that several ex-
shaa0ss use exactly the same stuff in
thsis editorial columns, though they
have editors abundantly able to write
appesPeiate matter that will beat it y
nils. No excuse but laxiness.-We-t
6asSs.
IN business ranches of the country
sss well worth considering for they a-e
ths enes that keep the wheels going
arssnA- In fact they are the mainstay
It sss agricultural achievements here
II ~ soundless west. Every time we
- tses the country we take on = great
spirit Of enthusiasm in looking over
tAsss ranches for they are the show
places that kindle the fires of adnira-
tios asA keep the interest going. They
all represent primarily liberal expen-
ditsrs Of capital, but more than this
they dsnonstrate the fertility Of brain,
muscle and enterprise in bringing the
like ef them out of the desert wastas
They are not always occupied by the
Pespss who own them, but they show
that senewhere ahead sits the master
ha.a st the lever which is pulling the
tfaia.-Carbondale Item.
Bic Blaneo county. is having hard
luck In holding its prisoners. Two
weeks ago Sam Moore and James Mol
der escaped and have not been caught.
At ths time Clyde Hoskinson refused to
g with the others, but Monday night
Of last week he decided to 60 also and
successfully effected his escape. 1t is
s~sl tha& ha 80 he
cage, but that the outer door of the
building and the door to the enclosure
wers unlocked, says the White River
Review. HOskinson left several notes
and some pretty poetry behind, proving
him 70 be literary as well as artistic
sons Of the prose is not bad, as notice
this tribute to the holiday: "Labor
day, September 6, 1915-The wheels #
eombined industry and progress will
now proseed to revolve." The thing
that appeals to the average citizen and
taxpayer is that they can get away.
They cannot get away without tools.
It il said that friends ON the outside
supply the tools. What's the matter
with finding out who the friends aref-
Steamboat Pilot.
Wallace ". Olia has announced that
he will this week discontinue the pub.
ication of his newspaper, the Erie,
Colo, Herald. unless an assurance is
given him Of greater patronage from
the business interests of the town. The
paper is nine ysars old, and during the
time that Olin Aas conducted it has
fought in season and out for the bet
terment Of conditions in Erie, He says,
however, that it could have done ten
times as much good had Erie people
made better uss Of it, and that the
Herald is going to stop trying to help
people who woa t be helped. While
Olin's expericaes has been somewhat
worse than that Of most country news-
paper publishsrs, 1t is largely that o.
all who are in the newspaper business
in small communities, and it makes
the average editor feel as though he
was simply wasting his life in misdi-
reeted efforts. A newspaper must be
conducted as . business proposition, and
in yery few cases do the financial re-
turns upon the capital and labor in
vested amount to anywhere near as
much as is expected and is received in
any other business establishment in the
community.-Routt County Sentinel.