The Glenwood post., 1916-04-22

Colorado has experienced three
months without saloons and 80 popular
is the diversion that the state would
90 dry on another vote two to one. The
saloons have gone and gone to stay
Journal.
George P. Weirick of Glenwood yes
terday purchased the moving picture
show of Rule and DeFoor. Mr.. Wei
rick is good show man, having the
picture shows in Red Cliff and Min
Enterprise.
A lot of country printers, who have
always made a holler, because they
could not get some of the state print
ing, were awarded contracts. Now that
the price of paper stock has gone up
80 to 40 per cent, they want to get out
from under.-Brush Republican.
We are just in receipt of big raise
in all printing material, which is more
than double the price of less than one
year ago. Yet there are some cheap
skates that get on their hind legs and
yell their head off, simply because the
publisher insists on collecting his just
bills! Grand Valley
News.
John Osgood is to open up the coke
ovens at Redstone soon and do a lot
of improving in and near that beauti-
full little town. We are glad to hear
of this for Osgood is one of the state
builders and we have in mind that
state road to Redstone from Somerset.
And osgood's influence will be worth
a whole lot to it.-Hotchkiss Times
An effort to start Democratic daily
in Denver was fizzle, and now comes
a fellow who wants Democrats of the
state to stake him to a Denver Demo-
cratic weekly. All the real help the
Democratic party gets is from the
country papers. Better stick to them.
The country paper has more real infln-
ence than any dailies in the state any
how.-Crawford Chronicle.
Says Starbeams, in the Kansas City
Star: "As long as young men in ab-
surdly short trousers and white hose
are allowed to remain at large aad
mingle with folks, there cannot reason
ably be any complaint against short
skirts and striped stockings" Gently,
dear sir. One should have no objection
to white stockings-so long as they re
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Harry E. Smith of Seaman park
called on friends and transacted bust
ness in this vicinity. He says the hill
sides in his part of the country are
getting bare, though snow in the park
is AZ inches deep. We all admire the
and fortitude of the Smiths in
their effort at home making but none Of
Us seem to care to follow their example.
We all like warm weather too WE'LL
New Castle Democrat.
The people who threaten trouble if
The Republicans of Colorado endorse
Governor Carlson for delegate to the
national convention do not seem to be
getting very far with their intimida-
ions. Notice was served on the Re
'ublicans that the endorsement Of Carl
ION would start trouble. Well, Carlson
will be sent as delegate and we will
lust stick around and see who starts
he trouble.-Fort Collins Express.
j. M. Manning and son Millard, after
IN absence of about three and half |
ears spent in Missouri for the benefit
If the latter's health, returned to Rifle
asst Friday. They will remain here for |
short time renewing acquaintance
'mong many old-time friends, but Nj,
tanning thinks he may locate either |
n the northwest part of the state or
he Vernal, Utah, section. He is mum.
'ered among Rifle pioneers, having
ocated here in 1ss5.-Rife Telegram.
The proposition as to whether it is
light for newspapers to trade their
pace for railroad transportation which
vas up this winter before the Stare
Editorial association, and settled then
y an overwhelming vote in favor Of
!, 10 still being chewed over and over
y the press gang. Bre 'er Frost Of the
darble Booster, figuring that out Of
he five who said they voted against