The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

simple reason that wideawake people
with good red blood in their veins
pushed things and won out.-Palisade
Tribune
One Of the young fellows employed
in An automobile garage at Palisade
was recently found guilty of taking an
other fellows machine out for night
joy rides and sentenced to thirty DAYS
in Jail. He is now doing the penance
prescribed and wondering what a joy
ride is for anyhow.-Delta Independent
Jake Vogel, 4 rancher east of town,
met with . peculiar accident Wednes-
day while working with q calf. The
calf wore = spiked muzzle and in soma
manner the spikes were thrust through
VOgel's hand, one penetrating clear
through the center of the palm. The
injury was a most painful and serious
one.-Garfield County Democrat.
Harvest has not been SO early IN
years, but Routt county has never been
SO prosperous. Crops are early and ma
tured. Early seeding and warm wealth
er has turned the trick for the wide
awake raneher, and Of course he is rid
ing on the crest of the first wave of
prosperity. There will be twenty per
cent more grain produced in Routt
county this year than ever before in
its history.-Oak Creek Times.
Carbondale, Aspen, Basalt and Glen
wood good roads enthusiasts should get
together. They can work in harmony
Is \ unit for the same end, and accom-
plish much more than by working sepa-
rately as the case now is. Remove the
feeling of strangeness. Become more
neighborly. What do you says We
can help one another ever SO much
Carbondale Item.
The famous Buttermilk Babies -
from Glenwood Springs were here Mon
day afternoon on q visit with their old
friend, R. W. Carpenter of the Psstime.
They were in this future great, for an
hour and made many friends. The
party came down in the Hughes auto
and was made up of Charlie Hughes,
Frank Rice, Paul Mulch, Lon johnson,
Jay Dore and Ed Duplice of New Cas-
tle.-Garfield County Leader.
| The town of Sterling was visited by
burglars who gave the town elbow
OUT According to the Republican
Advocate they charged the Sterling
Lumber $3.50 for opening their safe
the combination and key being left in
plain sight by the company SO it would
cause the burglars no inconvenience.
They also visited the Sterling Elevator
where they blew the safe into scrap
heap, but got nothing for this trouble.
They got out before anyone saw them.
Virgins Courier.
Orville Wright made = flying ma
chine that was to cross the Atlantic
ocean, but the flight was not attempt
ed because of the commencement of tic
war. If he can make a machine to fly
across the ocean in peaceful occupa-
tions, there is little doubt that he eau
build fighting machine that will fly
just as far. With Edison and Virgil.
on the job, Uncle Sam will get himself
in a fix to take care of the undersea
craft, as well as the ships in the air
Longmont Times.
Under the new law, only county com
missioners are allowed to destroy rab
bits, after they become a pest. The
first step of the settler is to complain
to the board; the board then passes q
resolution; then they get license from
the state game department and 60 t.
it; the settler then "passes the buck
, (whatever that is) and takes more
steps for the cyclone cellar. Circle
hunting and dun dunn bullets are de.
MED the commissioners, and each one
is to hunt in his own road district
White River Review.
A large mountain rat plunged the
government camp at the diversion dau
above Palisade into darkness Sunday
evening and for some time caused con
siderable excitement among the en-
ployees, especially the master mechanic
Early in the evening the ights wen,
out suddenly. The reason could not b