The Glenwood post., 1915-06-12

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O,oOO miles are available fer motor
travel. As TO convict labor o. roads
L am in favor Of it aad always have
been.-T. J. Ehrhart.
1t is probable that much Of the per
senal sninosity that -has sprung up be-
Roosevelt is but the natural resent
went that is enSendered between rival
party bosses. While the voice Of T. r.
has been continually raised against the
party boss, he has been one Of the most
unyielding and uneompronising bossAs
the Republican party has eyed known
and it was his determination 10 be the
party boss that landed him outside the
party li.es.-El Paso Tines.
Two ladies gay met . boy one day;
his legs were scratched, his clothes
were blue; but . nut brown hue marked
the place where his pants were patched.
They bubbled with joy at the blue
clad boy with his spot of nut brown
hue. "Why don't you patch with
color to match.' they ehuckled.
"Why not with blue." Come, don It
be coy, my blue-brown boy, speak
out!" and they laughed with glee.
And he blushed rose-red, as he bash
fuhy said: "That amt no patch;
that s me.'
BY their failure to provide q system
of storage reservoirs the people of
western Kansas are working direct in
jury to themselves. Millions of dol
lars worth Of water has gone to waste
down the Arkansas river this year,
causing damage and destruction to
property, when large part Of it might
easily have been conserved to the lands
that it would irrigate. The Kansas
people should make use of the volume
Of water given them every year instead
Of suing Colorado to obtain water 1t
times when no water is available
Lamar Sparks.
A good many young fellows are los
ing out because they think they have
learned all that is worth learning when
they quit school. No man ever lived
long enough to have a complete educa-
tion, for the world does not stand still.
The doctor who ceases to study when
he gets his diploma is = back number
before the paint on his sign is dry:
the lawyer who wins and makes . place
for himself is forever digging into for
bidding books; the preacher who lives
among the antediluvian shades talks
to empty pews. Education is thrown
away upon the youth who shuts his
books when he graduates from . high
school or . college. Study is not nee
essary to having = good time, q bully
good time; but it is necessary to the
Accomplishment of anything useful in
this arena where the gladistors are al
ways putting forth their best Efforts
Walt Mason.
Young Rolla Clymer, formerly re-
porter on the Gazette, but now the
purse proud editor of the Olathe Regis
ter, returned to Emporia last week with
his de luxe regalia to make a lot OF
girls regret the fact that they didn t
appreciate him when they bad a chance.
He went to a dance at the Wigwam,
and in writing up the dance for his
own paper, used the word "denoue-
ment." For six long years that boy
has been trying to get that word in the
Gazette without success. It's no kind
Of 4 word for polite society and
mixed company, and the boy has been
told this time and again. But the first
chance he gets, out pops the impossi-
BILE word. Moreover, he had to fake up
story to lug the word in. Isn't 1t
curious how some youngsters get fixed
idea! Now that he has used "denoue-
ment" and got it out Of his system
we trust he is happy and will forget
|it.-Emporia (Kansas) Gazette.
1ifls Crsenssy Now opsn
The Rifle Creamery is now open and
doing business, and after q weeks sur
vey Of what they have done, they
seem to be filling . real want and it
looks rs though they were here 70 stay.
There has been steady demand for
their cottage cheese, ice cream, etc,
and although their churns and their
butter machinery has not yet arrived,
thew have had manv call. for hutter.