The Glenwood post., 1915-05-15

ISIS. with the movement to make travel
attractive through our mountains as
it has been made in the little eantons
Of Switzerland there is no forecasting
the wealth that it will bring to state
and eountry.-Idaho Springs Sitting
News
Several men who claim to be natives
OF Poland came to Delta Wednesday
from Cedaredge, having made the trip
on foot. They claim they were Undue
ed to come out here from Wisconsin
by An agent of the Gunnison River
Coal company by promises of land,
houses and employment on contracts
on which they had deposited SO each.
The men are on their way to Pueblo to
lay the matter before government Of
ficials and ask for an Investigation
Delta Tribune.
J. II. Coltharp the fore part of the
week sold his Rsngely store to a com
pany composed of A. W. Powers, J. ".
Rector and J. H. Mcclure, well known
citizens of the Rangely section. Ar.
Mcclure will manage the business for
the new company. All are successful
business men, old timers in that section
and will give the public satisfaction.
Mr.. OOlthap had been in business
there for twenty-five years, and will
now enjoy a vacation, by putting in
the summer with his wife and daughter
travelling in their car.-Meeker Review.
1t is mistake to think of life rs
one unending round of hardships and
temptation. Such teaching but discou--
ages and breeds discomfort. To be sure,
there are many evil things in life that
have to be met and overcome, but life
is also full of inspiration to the one
who looks at it Alright. This is some
thing that young people should always
keep in mind, put the emphasis upon it
and to keep = sharp lookout and us
the many splendid opportunities that
lie before every healthy, ambitious and
clean living young man and woman
Palisade Tribune.
Except that there be an abundance
Of rain, there will he much suffering for
the want of water, is the story that
comes down from Battlemtnt mesa.
The shortage of snow in the hills make
that story q possibility. Unless there
is plenty of rain this season, the people
on Battlement will be in = similar
boat to that of the Israelites during
their sojourn in the wilderness, only
there will be no rock to strike, and 10
Noses to do the striking! But let us
all hope that the splendid ranches across
the river will be blessed with abundance
of rain.-Grand Valley News.
R. P. Coulter lost = very valuable
3-year-old mare last Friday while en-
gagged in scraping his reservoir on his
ranch. The team was hitched to light
hand scraper and becoming frightened
ran away. The scraper bouncing about
with great force cut the muscles Of the
leg so badly that the animal had to be
killed. The animal was beautiful dap
pied bay mare. Only the day before Mr..
Coulter had driven her to town and
many attracted with her appearance
declared her to be one of the best aP-
pearing draft horses they had ever seen.
The loss is = big one.-New Castle
Democrat.
In private enterprise, explanations and
excuses don't 90. The employer Of =
travelling salesman doesn't want ex-
plantations; he wants orders. The man
ufscturet doesn't want excuses; he
wants buyers. The employe who comes
back with excuses instead of orders
loses his job. The Democratic admins
tration has had many explanations for
the business depressions that FOLLOWED
its accession to power. First it was
psychological" then estate of
mind" then finally the European war
furnished . plausible excuse. But the
American people, like all good business
men, want public servants who deliver
results, not explanations and excuses
Craig Courier.
In the bar of public judgment Horace
N. Hawkins is also being found guilty
The man who challenged the law and
advised his clients that picketing il
legal, although the statutes say it is
not, has much to charge himself with
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