The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02

hsvs . new line Of boundary betvee.
~ Unitsl States and Aexiee to fix. !
Ii sar judgment we might as veil fix
4 Psstty vel south. sooner o. later |
vs nay need all between this country
sd the canal if We want say.-Limon |
Express.
seAetines questioned whether it Vas
really right to fine y person for catch
inS white fish just because justice Of
tAs peace chose to call the same grey
iRS. There being two sides to the
question, We believed it nothing more
thaa fair to overlook = first unintea-
tiesal offense.-New Castle Democrat.
TAs east is sweltering in q tempera
turs that has gone above 20 degrees in
sene places. Boulder is enjoying sum
ner weather, but the dry heat of Colo
rsds il never oppressive like the mois.
heat of the lowlands. Citizens of Colo
RADIO are the most favored individuals
in the weather mans book, and they
ought to appreciate the fact.-Boulder
! News.
| The Kuner canning factory near
Brighton had some excitement last
week when an engine threw the COVER
nor and then ran away. In fact every
thing else ran away that was not tied
down, in2lnding women and girls that
were working there. However, several
men had presence of mind to shut Of
the steam at the boiler before the en-
gine had left its foundation entirely
and all returned to work with no harm
done except to the engine, bed and
that was soon repaired.-Wiggin
Courier.
It il no use for the Democratic pa
pers of the state, or other Of the papers
that are against Governor Carlson, to
$50 after' him because he il fighting
any territory in the state that is de-
termined to sell liquor after the first
Of next year. One Of the governor Is
plain statements, when campaigning
last fall, was, "that if elected, and the
state goes dry, l will do my best to
keep it dry" In regard to the "wets"
winning, Carlson said: eff the vets
win, will see that they get protection
in their business Governor Carlson
today is showing the spirit of Real
Man. However, these Democratic ed
itors,. that can't get along without
booze, can leave.-Alamosa Leader.
The first silo installed in this sec
tion Of the valley was completed some
ten days ago, and during the early part
, of the present week it was filled will
silage Of green fodder, corn, etc. Thi,
improvement was made by Harry G
/ Koch, which is one among the many
, experiments which he is planning. The
t silo in question is of sixty ton capacity
, and is modern in its every detail. Ar
engine and silo feeder are part of it:
equipment. Mr.. Koch has every con
| fidence in the success of the moder,
: silo and expresses belief in its abilit.
;, to save at least forty per cent to tb'
0 owners. We are advised that there will
o be number of our other citizens built
+ silos in the near future.-Grand Vale.
0 News.
t The constant increase of court ex
n penditures is inexplicable to the bu.
s dened taxpayers who have not gone t.
; the trouble Of seeking . solution base,
upon investigation. The trouble pri
marily is traceable to the legislativ
l. mill which ,grinds out an endless quan
il tity of useless and often harmful laws
e Such hadgepodge products of the leg
Q islative machinery leads directly to il
>. creased court business. Another ba
S practice of legislative bodies is that .
Il paying more attention to party polite
# and the spoils incident thereto than t
q the real business that should have cor
!, sideration. There certainly should b
e some plan adopted whereby legislature
l. will attend to making laws and not t
Is seeking spoils.-Grand Valley News.
Last week the Herald man took i
the annual meeting of the state edito
ID ial association At Glenwood Springs IN
e. was the only representative Of th
S, press of the San Juan basin presen
. ~. of %ho <h;uo- that atruck ua uui1