The Glenwood post., 1913-11-08
STATE LAWS SUPREME

THE supreme yesterday confirming
the liquor insisted that city under charter other
laws ordinances conflict with those of the state This ruling
made especially regard the liquor license But it
must be evident everybody that this sound and sensible doe
ne 1t would be absurd to think that because city under
special charter by of constitutional amendment that thereby
had nuiy ignore laws We could have 40
independent states within the state of Colorado There must be
law and that is the awCoorado Springs Telegraph
s.
VXIEN FRANK HAYES oosier certainty
w getting his treasury good deep
depends his ability force the miners strike whether they
threatened that if Governor Ammons did with
draw the militia strike district he Hayes would call
the Colorado tie the industrial enterprises
he offered insult within
the states borders Hayes be able with the aid of Jack Lawson
their
from $3.50 49, day and quit their jobs their will
and under their admission that they have nothing to strike for
but let him try who governed by intelligence
and of fairness and who will take their welfare into
consideration before they anything rah and let where he
will land He will probably be told that trades unonism not seek
the advice of Indiana what shall be done Colo
rado especially when honest in the knows
that there sound for the present strike
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VXYIEN ONE CONSIDERS that in Illinois last Tuesday of 26
w cities the local option question is
them dry and that this is about the all the
country where the people have recently expressed themselves tho
question he is made realize that the liquor dealer becoming
and outlaw the the public day the
world round Ohio this will effect her
law making illegal for town city to issue saloon licenses
ratio than 500 inhabitants according to the
last official federal and this law alone will wipe
over $500 saloons m the Buckeye We predict that this
will of the popular laws dealing with the liquor
question that has been adopted because who
have not reached the point where they willing to be listed
the advocates of absolute prohibition strongly in favor
realizing that reasonable demand for
obtaining liquor and large extent the saloon
from politics and mnmizes its debauchng influences society
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HAT CHURCH ATTENDANCE campaign in Denver last week
real brought $4,000 people di
worship last Sunday according the Denver papers That
certainly sounds good and shall that the Denvers will
wait whole before trying the again Not Of
those who attended church last Sunday the off for the
novelty for novelty them and let hope that
many of them the dose until becomes habit with
them They will have regret it. By the has
thought of trying such experiment in Genwood' 1t would
harm and might awaken of people to the necessity
Of better methods of living
THE LORD OF THE harvest certainly been good farm
this and old King fvoring by
taking vacation The cattle have down out of the hills hak
with faness and have transformed the Of
realm ratio that has brought smile Of the face
of the hubandman Nature clothed in her most tempting colo
and all the world much thereof comprehend
beautiful dream provided liver in eccd working order How
with Brother Are ready for the Thanksgiving
All right, Mr.. Wilson, let 'er