The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13


to congress next fall. Now don't get
in hurry, better men than Ed Taylor
have been defeated for office.-Hotch-
kiss Times.
1t is possible to herd cattle on a
plains country, but what can be done
on the hillsides in Routt county, If
you believe that our cattlemen can af-
ford to hire a man to look after each
steer, vote for the herd law.-Steam-
boat Sentinel.
Editor Sharp of the Oak Creek
Times never gets far from home with
out mysterious box that weighs like
glass container and which he claims IS
a picturemaking device. It shakes sus-
piciously like liquid refreshment.--
Yampa Leader.
Grover (Pete) Barrier is the proudest
man in Marble, the occasion being the
receipt of telegram Thursday after
noon from Denver, announcing the
birth Of son and heir to the Barrier
fortunes. The little mother, formerly
Edith Tenquist, is doing well and SO IS
young Mr.. Grover.-Marble Booster.
All the poplar trees planted in Heinze
Park last year by G. W. Pittman, ex-
ecutor of the Heinze estate, are grow
ing, but it was necessary to replace 81
naples and one ash this spring. In the
short space of few years this little
tract of ground bids fair to become a
charming beauty spot.-Rifle Telegram.
The Glenwood Post reports that
Harry Logan of that town made the
trip from Glenwood to Meeker in 2
hours and 22 minutes, one day last
week. Mr.. Logan had made the trip
on previous occasion in hours and
55. minutes. Some joy riding with a
bit Of danger thrown in.-Meeker Her
aid.
A novel sight greeted the citizens of
Gypsum Friday morning when band
of Gypsies riding in an automobile
struck town. The only man in the
crowd was at the wheel and took in
the sights while the three women told
fortunes and purloined everything that
stuck to their fingers. Evidently the
picking was not very good as their
stay in town was of short duration.--
Gypsum Democrat.
"Men Wanted" is the sign that Col
orado is hanging in her front window
now. The great revival of mining is
retarded at the outset by lack of
laborers. 1t is said that 1900 men
have deserted the Cripple Creek dis
trict in favor of the tungsten fields
near Boulder. All over the state minns
are increasing wages as an inducemeut
to workers and the demand is far in
advance of the supply.-Paonian.
esa
After winning by almost a two to
one vote over the terrific fight put up
against him by the Denver bunch, Gov.
Carlson is entitled to the plaudits of
every good citizen Of the state. When
a man can be elected and carry ON tho
government of the state, in defiance
of that domineering ring over at tho
state capitol he should be hailed as one
of the great men of the state. Carlson
has demonstrated that Denver is only
a part and parcel of this great state
Hotchkiss Times.
j. D. Keys, swindling commission
who formerly did business
in Denver, plead guilty at Topeka,
last week of playing the same
game there and was sentenced to one
year in the federal penitentiary. Here
in Colorado he has lot of dssatis-
fled creditors. He was arrested in
Kansas City several years ago and
brought back for, trial on criminal
charge, but managed to escape sentence.
he has been in Jail on other charges
and is dangerous crook.-Denvsr
Field and Farm.
"A Denver paper is authority for the
statement that Charley Meyer has or
ganixsd the Boulder field for the
Western Federation Of Miners and that
win shortly be made ON the
in IN effort TO make this .
'losed shop camp. How much bass
here may be for these repeated ru.
nors We do not know, but IL Is our