The Glenwood post., 1915-08-28

ties of the winter is affecting more or
less all the coal mines in Routt County,
none of which at present is running
full time.-Oak Creek Times.
Prof. Grant Rutland and family Of
Gunnison, formerly of Paonia, have
gone to Twin Falls, Idaho, for a visit
with Mrs. Rutland ; people.-Paonia
Paonian.
The citizens Of Georgia must feel
very proud of the mob who took Leo
Frank from the prison farm aud
hanged him. Georgia will have a hard
time convincing the world that Frank
committed the murder of which he was
accused. He was convicted on the tes-
timony of a convict negro, and now
the mob has hanged Frank. 1t was
some stunt, that.-Eagle Valley En-
terprise.
.Aisc A<SlstSA' -uiss A<se.S'
Wheeler and Mr.. Tied" Cooper are
improving rapidly from their awful ex-
perience in the Hope tunnel Wednes-
day night. All three are at their
homes and are receiving the best q
care. The attending physicians are cer-
tain that no esrious effects will follow
and in the course of four or five days
they will have entirely recovered
Aspen Democrat Times
That was a corker of reply Pre,i-
dent Wilson sent to the Austrian gov
ernment anent the protest against sell
ing the allies supplies. In brief, Unc.e
sam said Germany and Austria had al
ways sold war material to fighting for
eign nations; this country was doing
the same on the present occasion, and
that Germany and Austria had the
right to come to the L. S. A. and bay
anything they want.-Meeker Herald
DR.. \. +. Smith, who was here from
Denver last week, has decided to 10
cate permanently in Steamboat
Springs, moving here for the benefit
of his wife : health. He has returned
to Denver to attend to moving his
household goods here, having rented
the residence on Oak street which has
for several years been occupied by DIR.
George II. Cruiks hank, who leaves next
week for Verual, Utah, where he has
become interested in property and will
engage in practice.-Ro "olnty Seu-
tinel
G. Clemens of Oak Creek, claims 10
have struck goldl while excavating for
"A cellar beneath his house. He says
that two pans of dirt yielded 80 cents
in gold and thinks he has fortune.
Deeds for all lots at Oak Creek con
tain clause, however, reserving to
the Oak Creek Town, Land x Mining
company ''the right and title to ali
Goa. gas, oil and minerals beneath
the surface, and the right to mine and
extract the same. ''-Rout County Sen
tinel.
Clarence Flannery, aged IS, of the
Clifton section, is the one member OF
the male persuasion out of AZ appE-
cants, to take the county teachers ex-
amirations which are being held tins
week in Grand Junction and Collbran.
There are 81 applicants taking the
tests in the county court room here un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hinton. the county superintendent,
and there are 10 more in Collbran un-
der Deputy Examiner Mrs. Eudo"a
Needles.-Graud Junction Sentinel.
The Oak Creek Herald reports the
nationality OF the population of Oak
Creek as consisting of people of the
following nations: American, British,
German, SIaviniah Polish, Hungarian,
Bohemian, Slovak, Montenegrin, Jap
anese, Chinese, Russian, Sicilian, ltal-
ian, Greek, Spanish, Swiss, Serb, Mex
lean, and all of the thousand and one
islands and provinces that make up
the civilized world. And the paper
states that with all this mixture, no
town in the state can boast of better
enforcement of law and order.-Routt
County Sentinel.
A few county judges met last year
and decided that the newspapers were
getting too much money from estates
and had bill passed by the last legis-
lature cutting the cost of publishing