The Glenwood post., 1916-04-08

q nnose Piocticdl toheH TO nelp IN tne
effort to "start over. New Castle
Democrat.
George Weirick went to Denver Tues
day to make arrangements for improve
ments in the moving picture program
at the Paramount theater. While there
is not town on the western slope get
ting better movie service than Red
Cliff, Messrs. Weirick & Powers see t.
chance to improve it and are spending
every effort to do so. The music last
Sunday night, furnished by Harry Gus
ter, violin, Mrs. Upton, piano, and Mr..
Weirick on the traps, could not be beat
any place.-Red Cliff News.
J.L. (Si) Herwick left last Sunday
night in company with Werner Reed for
Utah, where he will have charge of all
the immense contract work for the
DoyleReid interests in that state.
James Doyle and their engineer, Will
liam Garston, passed through Grand
Valley more than week ago enroute
for the scene of operation. Mr.. Her
wick's many friends in this section
will be pleased to learn of his success
in securing SO important position
Grand Valley News.
In regading the experience of farm
ers and gardeners and other growers as
recounted in farm and garden journals
one is struck with the absence of fail
ures. Folks tell of their successes III
raising crops and livestock, but for the
most part they are silent as to their
failures. Do they never meet with fail
ure or don't they like to own up? If
they do sometimes fail let us know, for
it is possible to learn from failure, as
it is from success. Anyway it makes
lots of folks feel better when they fall
down on some undertaking, to know
that their experience is not singular
Palisade Tribune.
No one can blame Congressman Tay-
lor for declining to pair with Congress
man Hilliard of Denver on the vote OIL
the larger army bill. The former do
clared that he had been criticized Be-
verely for pairing with Hilliard on the
McLemore resolution, when Hilliard
was obliged to leave the nation to shift
for itself while he came home and iu-
dulged in a board wrangle. Hilliarl
seems to be of the small-fry variety of
statesmen and is not entitled to have
regular men paired with him. 1t gives
his side of the argument too much Of
the advantage.-Greeley News (Demy
The Siftings has it on good authority
that Samuel Nicholson will not be u
candidate for the Republican nomins-
tion for governor. An effort was made
in his absence to launch boom fo-
him and had it assumed any proportions
an effort would have been made to have
Mr.. Nicholson withdraw his early de-
cision. The boom failed. Allison
stocker's friends and co-workers have
kept steadily At work until his candi-
dacy has become formidable. The gov.
ernor will make hard fight for re.
nomination with excellent chances Of
being returned to the Cache Ia Poudrc.
Idaho Springs Siftings.
An Iowa temperance worker, editor
Of prohibition paper, was arrested
last week and pleaded guilty to drunk-
enness. We await the next issue of
the National Wholesale Liquor Deal
ers' association bulletin with interest,
certain in advance that this will be
considered proof positive of the com
plete failure of prohibition. The ed
itor Of the bulletin has vivid imagina-
tion and is not hampered in his work
by any. of the conventions which hedge
sreund the ordinary editor, who is
obia8ed to seem, at least, to use logic
in arguing from cause to effect.-Grec-
ley News. $3.50. .--l
County Agent H. 9. Alfred, while IN
Rifle on Tuesday, visited the grammar
school and gave,a very interesting and
instructive talk to the eighth grade
pupils, on the subjects Of dairying AMI
sslecting the proper kind Of potatoes
for seed purposes. Lantern slides IL
lustrating the good and bad points Of
cows and showing the proper tests were
used and much useful knowledge was
impaired. Mr.. Alfred il certainly do
ing his whole duty along educational
lines and in devoting part Of his time