The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30

Wilson on some thiass, but it evideatly
did not. take its cue from him in the
matter of equal su6rage.-Colorado do
Springs Telegraph.
We take of our coat to President vii
son. Any man who can keep the eoun-
try out of two or three wars and make
love to . pretty widow at the same
time, deserves three terms in the
White House.-Eaton Herald.
Thanksgiving is only. q little more
than month away. That is the time
for taking stock, with . view to ascer-
tanning how far the assets of life ex-
csed the iabilities.-to take . trial
balance, as it were.-Fort Collins
Courier.
Love, laugh and work was the ad-
vice of Elbert Hubbard. And it's the
advice Of every nan who has had the
occasion to observe that Jealousy and
hate is = waste; . Crouch is liability;
aAd idle.ess the companion Of misery.
Boulder News.
= 1t is far better to have fought Q good
fight and lost than to have made 70
fight at all. The man who thus fights,
even if he fails in his immediate pur.
pose, gains much in character, but he
who makes NO fight is weak and COW
afdly and amounts to nothing in the
realm Of life.-Palisade Tribune.
W. X. Patten from Glenwood Springs,
has taken position at the joHsutgeu
shops as head of the horseshoeing de-
partment. In this line Of work, Mr..
Patten is an expert, rs he has studied
the horses foot from the anatomical
standpoint and does his work in ac-
cordance with scientific principles.--
Aeeker Herald.
The Philadelphia Press says NO one
objects to going into Office on political
account, but when . man is asked to
step out for the same reason, he gets
cross. Governor Carlson has found out
that the Democrats at the statehouse
whom he has tried to remove not only
got personally cross, but also itiguous-
ly defiant. Drach and Risley are NO
credit to their party or to the state
Boulder News.
George W. Norvell, county superin-
tendent of schools, has been informed
that two new schools are about to start
in the lower end of the county, says
the Craig Empire. One will be located
at Lay and the other at the Juniper
Springs bridge. An increased school
levy has made it possible to establish
the new schools which are badly needed
in their respective neighborhoods.---
Steamboat Pilet. F
The editor had the misfortans to lose
. half inch Of the end Of the thumb of
his, right hand this week, consequently
he will not be able to do any type set
ting for several weeks. Tho accident
happened when he undertook to fix
his wife's washing machine, and got the
thumb caught in the cogs, which cut
Of half inch of that member. Here
altar the wife will have to repair her
own machine-we we resigned the job.
Eagle Valley Enterprise.
The police are wise in determining
to enforce the curfew law from now on.
One of the greatest dangers to the
yosth Of the country is that Of indis-
esininate running about the streets,
especially at night. This responsibility
rests first with the parents, but if they
have bee, 50 neglectful or incapable in
ths rearing Of their children that the
boys and girls, and not the parents,
are The supsriors in the houseAold, then
sf esurse there Is nothing much left
but for the police - take hsnd and,
BY their power, compel the children 10
No 20 their hones.-Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
When . nice young man like Wood
row Wilson takes . little trip, - he
did yesterday. from Washington to