The Glenwood post., 1915-12-25

Roy hay of the Poudre Valley says:
W'After the first of the year Denver
will be SO dry that man cannot
swallow soft mush without furrow
being plowed down his throat.' There
will be less excuses to 60 to Denver
next year but Oh you "Shy Anne"
We admire Congressman Taylor about
as much as any politician of opposing
beliefs but it sure makes us sore to
think that he helped pass the 10000
new laws that congress has foisted on
the country in the past five years.
Hotchkiss Times.
Judge Ben Lindsey has received 4
terrible slap Lord Robert Cecil in
tie English house of commons, referred
to the Ford peace party as ga lot of
ladies and gentlemen, who, whatever
their merits may be, are of no particu-
lar Importance. Oak Creek Times.
A colony of beavers are said to have
located over on the Doak island, south
4 west of town, also that they are main
tanning a far-famed reputation for in
dustry in the customary manner-fel-
ling large sized trees and building q
substantial looking dam.-Rifie Tels-
gram.
Whenever a newspaper man reforms
and quits the game for some other busl
ness he invariably makes a success OF
it. This is brought to mind by the
fact that Walter Spencer, recently
owner and editor of the Craig Courier
is now the potato king of Northwestern
Colorado, and makes two spuds grow
where none grew before.
An exchange says: "While the edi-
tor and his family were asleep Satur-
dav night a thief entered their sleeping
room and took from the editor s pants
pocket about $40 in cash, some checks,
his watch and a plug of Drumlnond
chewing tobacco. Ordinarily the thief
would not have made such a rich haul,
but unfortunately for us we had some
collections late Saturday and he got
the advantage of it," Oh, how fleet
ing is the prosperity of an editor!-
Telluride Journal. -
In time of trouble the people flock
to the grand old Republican party and
depend on it to pull them through-aad
II makes good. The state of Colorado
is one of several examples of this. The
present Republican administration mas
brought peace and law enforcement ont
of revolution and treason; and under
its management the running expenses
of the state have been paid Besides
this the Republicans have paid oil
about 100000 of old state debts lett
over. by the Demonstrating Courier
Rabbits are such pest in the Bell
Rock and Big Gulch country that inc
farmers there are planning to oter q
fine double barrel breechloading shot
GUN as token of appreciation to thr
one who gets the most points IN a
single day hunting rabbits. Jacks to
count two points and cottontahs one
H. A. Bilsing and Sam Mosier are
boosting the new idea and are meeting
with splendid success. More particu-
lars will be given later. Mr.. Bilsing
reports that about seven hundred rab-
bits were killed in that district the big
rabbit hunt day.-Craig Courier.
The Denver Post in its great sham
hattie for fair freight rates is simply
making graft out of the same material
tba, George Kindel years ago worked
earnestly and honestly for. Every
mothers son of that half dozen Of big
Denver wholesalers, whom George hih'
del openly accused as rebaters, Is III
reetly responsible for the robber ra'es
in force throughout the state. Whef
that bunch, in conjunction with the
railroads, decides to come across wi'i
A the cash to the red room duo, the
Posts agitation will whimper down IN
to vast gobs of silence.-Pagosa Sun.
The pay roll Of the Pueblo stee
works of the G. F. & 1. company To-
November was $29s,50O, an excess o.
nearly 100000 over the month OF oc