The Glenwood post., 1916-05-20

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Edmore Daley, formerly well
known resident of Aspen, is in Glen
wood Springs visiting his aunt, Miss
Hooley. Edmore has been located in
Goldfield, Nevada, the past few years,
but expects to spend the summer in
Glenwood on account of ill health.
Edmore expects to be in Aspen some
time this summer to see his old friends.
Aspen Times.
Strawberry time, and the report that
about one-third of the storage apples
remain unsold,, doesn't listen good to
us. Carlson won't let us make cider
and we can't sell vinegar even if we
could afford to buy the barrels, and
there isn't much in the crop for hog
feed. OF course the railroad needs the
freight money, SO perhaps we II have to
market the fruit to save the railroad
from MISUNDERSTANDING West
Slope.
Down in Georgia a country girl came
in to consult dentist. The dentist
found badly decayed jaw tooth ami
after grinding it out carefully took the
little air bulb to blow out any of tue
small particles of the tooth which
might have fallen into the cavity.
When the air hit the sensitive molar
the girl flinched quite noticeably and
the dentist asked, "Did that air hurt
you?' "That air whut?" questioned
the girl.
Attorney Jos. w. Clark, of Leadvil!e
was in Red Cliff on legal business
Tuesday and also paid visit to Gill
man. Mr.. Clark is looming large as the
Republican nominee for district attor-
ney of this district this fall. Mr..
Clark has many friends in this county
who would be glad to see him a candi-
date. One thing sure, if Joe Clark was
district attorney he would not be
afraid to prosecute any criminal action
he once started.-Red Cliff News.
Judging by the fight the Colorado
Democratic press has been making on
Governor Carlson for the past six
months he is evidently the candidate
that the Democrats have the most fear
of. Go to it, boys, but remember that
it is never good political policy 10
show your fears of probable opposing
candidate by the fight you make
against his nomination. The result of
the vote at Pueblo shows very plainly
that the Republicans of Colorado think
well of Governor George A. Carlson
Holyoke Herald. t-aa
There was time when the Denver
Post welded considerable influence in
Denver, but from the result of the elec-
tion last Tuesday, it would seem that
they are losing their grip on the peo,
ple's "heart and soul.' No one could
possibly have made more bitter fight
nor used more space in paper than
the Post did in its attacks against
Speer, but he was elected by big ma
jority above his two other opponents
The Post might take pointer from its
complete failure in the city campaign,
as to the outcome of its spiteful fight
on Governor Carlson's administration.
Brighton Register.
Sam Wasson had a close call last
Tuesday, in which he narrowly escaped
from drowning. He attempted to ford
the upper Parachute, when his horse
slipped in the swift water and fell,
pinning Sam under the water, and IN
this manner both horse and man were
carried by the torrent down the creek
and under lot Of driftwood. During
the excited trip the horse, in its wild
plunges, struck the unforaunate rider
in the face, but with these terrible
odds against him, Sam retained suf-
ficient presence of mind to extricate
himself and climb to safety, as did also
the horse. Truly it was a close call.--
Grand Valley News. 4a.a.
While on their way from Eagle to
Gypsum Messrs. Cole Briscoe of Castle
Roek and Tom Dice, James Dilts and
Bert Fuller Of Eagle INST with pecu-
haf accident. Bert Fuller, who WINS
riding ON the front seat with Tom
Dice, whs was driving the ear, sudden.
" smelled rubber burning and upon an
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