The Glenwood post., 1915-08-21

doubt there will be large aAd enthHsi
astie bunch of rooters on hand urging
them to continuous deeds Of waller
Glory be.-RiAe Telegran.
The Saids Nail says their city has
more knockers to the square mite than
any city in the country. And says thar
in spite of them Sslids prosPers. AL
cities And towns are infested with these
insects which the inhabitants would be
/. glad to trade for tumble bugs. We've
| got 'em here in Hotchkiss and suppose
We always will have them.-HOtchkiss
Times.
| There are three kinds of knockers:
The knOcker who knocks out Of jexl-
Ousy, the one who knocks to show his
o. Ass saPsries(D knewledse, and the
one who knocks because he knows no
better. All are snakes in the grass
Eagle has had no snakes in the past.
We Lave no use for them now. 1t
woald be = good plan for Eagleites to
knock the head of the knocker. We
are assured, by men who ought to know,
that We have large vxnadium deposits
in this vicinity, and that these depos-
its will be developed, but how and
when is their business. They assure Us
it will be done. Let us have faith and
patienee.-Eagle Enterprise.
Laureston Stuart and Blythe Nestor,
the two young men who stole T. j.
Diee's automobile on the night of Au-
gust |, were arraigned and direct in
formation filed against them by the
district attorney. They each plead
guilty and asked the mercy of the court.
| Judge Cavender read them a strong lee
ture on the error of their ways, and
then suspended sentence until the last
day of the November term of court, the
boys being released on bond. In the
meantime if they can come into court
and show a clean record, keep away
from the saloons, stop the use of to-
bacco, obey their parents and guardian,
he may let them off without punish
ment.-Red Cliff News.
Wednesday morning Louis Schwarz
of Eagle and C. C. Parks of Glenwood
came to Red Cliff and spent the day
looking the situation over and were
greatly impressed with the condition
of business here at the present and the
wonderful outlook for the future. Their
business was to decide whether the con
ditions justified them in locating bank
here, ard they easily made up their
minds before they left town that even
ing, and announced that they would go
right home and start tine machinery
moving necessary to start state bank.
They did not state what the capitaliza-
tion would be as yet, but assured US
that it would be strong institution.
They did not select the site for the
bank, but have an option on two or
three, the selection to be made later
Red Cliff News.
The tone of the German press in diS
cussing the last note from the United
States is most regretable. 1t is differ
ent in wording, but not in spirit from
that used by Sisyphus in justification
for appropriating his neighbor's beeves
Stripped of antiquities it reads: "We
are intent upon victory and to be vic
torious will be justification for all that
we may do.' 1t regrets that the Unit
ed States cannot understand the Ger
man point of view 1t is not hard to
stone age when one man coveted the
cave of another, because of its superior
accom- modations, and reasoned that his
desire was sufficient justification for
treading down the grain field Of an
other man which field was on the way
to the desired cave. Some points of
win S Weekly.
While Tom Walsh and Dan Barnes
were at work on the road near the ."p
Of Daniels hill the other day their at
tention was directed to a chap coming
down the road whistling a merry tune.
To the amazement of the road builders,
just above the whistling citizen, on a
rock clearly outlined, was a huge brown
bear, apparently three years old. The
bear saw the man who was whistling g
and seemed to be well pleased with the
tune, but the man who was furnishing