The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

ly there will be veritabe "Sahara
l-Lupton Press.
One-thiId Of the fools in the eoun-
Try think they can beat a lawyer
expouniing the laws. One-half think
they can beat the doctor in healing
the sick TsSo-thirds Of them thiuk
they can put the minister in the hole
expounding the gospel, and al of them
think they can beat the editor run
ming paper.-Grand Valley News.
Lon Plummer, who has the contract
TOR building a new stretch of road for
the county in the West Rifle creek see
tion, is making excellent progress with
the work and Will complete the SAM
well within the provisions of his con
tract. While the road will not be
finished by July 4, it will be in such
shape its entire length so that all who
may desire to attend the big picnic up
there on July 3, with their ears rr
otherwise, may do so.-Rifle Telegram.
NJ. A. Gallagher, who is field man
for the Colorado Good Roads assoeia-
tion made an official visit to the city
Friday night and Saturday. Monday
afternoon a special meeting of the
chamber of commerce will be called to
discuss the matter Of securing more
members for the association in this
county. Mr.. Gallagher is enthusiastic
over the road outlook in Colorado and
feels that 1915 is to prove an epoch
making year.-Graud Junction Daily
News.
Congressman Ed. Keating, who mis-
represents Colorado in the halls of
congress, in recent speech, delivered
in the southern part of the state, Is
quoted in the Lamar Sparks as telling
the dry-land farmers that they should
not be called dry-landers, but they
should be titled as "uplanders," mas
much as dryla farming is a misnom-
er and should be called upland farming
He would be nearer correct if he mad
referred to uphill farming, and called
them uphillers. Republican.
W. R. Gray was in Craig yesterday
on his return by auto via Rawlins
from Denver, where he had been with
a carload of hogs. This is Bills Sec
ond carload shipment of hogs This
spring and he topped the market both
times against Colorado, Kansas and
Nebraska hogs. He sold them last
Friday At $50 per hundred. Mr.. Gray
took up homestead near Elk noun
tain about l2 years ago and now he
has $50 acres, 80 acres into winter
wheat and 20 acres of barley. He has
80 head of hogs left and some good
horses and cattle. He is hustler and
has made good.-Craig Courier.
A few days ago a deposit of Elater-
ite was discovered on tho Miner place.
Tom Williams made the discovery and
Conductor Sam Robson and Tom Allen
are interested in the find. The bed is
large one, so far As investigated it
is eight feet thick and 700 feet wide
and the length is not yet determined.
This promises to be . very valuable
find, As elaterite runs up $16O . ton
in value and seldom goes lower than
$40 per ton. The first tests indicate
it is Of high grade and the Moffat
road may secure the deposit and work
it. The Harris mine is shipping about
fifteen cars of coal daily and can do
much better later.-Hayden Republican
go
1t is = mistaken notion that tho
present European war will result to
the financial benefit Of this nation.
The war has hurt, and will hurt the
entire civilized portion of the world.
The more men killed the less will he |
the demand for food stuffs and goods,
the less builders Of the world will |
there be. The more property destroyed
the less there will be of recuperative
power to rebuild. If man owns two
houses and enc is destroyed, he may
perhaps use the first house ON which
to raise = loan and rebuild the second;
but if he owns but one and that one
is gone, his credit is gone with it,
unless he has other resources.-Boulder
Herald.