The Denver star., 1914-10-24
He That Runs
May Read.
Everything Republican; Sign of Times Don't Confuse
Party Principles With Liquor Amendment.
SINK OR SWIM, RISE OR FALL, VOTE REPUBLICAN
Vote For Republican Victory Is Not For Or Against
The Liquor Amendment.

The people of progressive Colorado make their own
laws They officials enforce them They have arm
cd themselves with the initiative referendum that
majority of the people of this state want law they
get and legislature force law upon them that
they The recall bangles like sword over the
head of anv elected official who attempts override the
will Of the people
the majority the people of this state vote against
prohibition will be prohibition in Colorado regard
less Of the who is elected 1t is
more TODAY before that the elected are
the servants the people honored servants true but
they the will of the people as expressed at
the polls.
Ii probable at TINS time tha MI larson WI"
be the governor Of Colorado
Some of of the who against proh1-
bton have formed the idea that because Carlson be-
lever in dry Colorado that prohibition will be in effect
if he Nothing could be further from the truth
The election Mr. Carlson will have no more effect on pro-
hibtion Colorado than the election of Mr. Wilson as pres
dent had
whether we want prohibition and he gong to en-
force laws they laid down before him regardless
of his svmpahies If the people No amendment
No which prohibition amendment the new governor
Of this state that the vast liquor interest pro-
tected n every right they have under a law
Don't let scheming politicians pull the wool your
ewes again by telling that for Carlson vote tor
prohibition They have connection whatever as you vote
for place the ballot and down among the
amendments whether want the state to go dry or re-
main as and disturb the present business conditions
What Colorado needs above everything else at this time
is law and order and law enforcement
The people of the unit on that
II n certain tina. governor will be confronted by
some grave problems when he takes office and Coora
d ., This time needs who will be fair and impartial
F. NJ Patterson the Democratic candidate for governor
because his judgement has
h.e ca badly labor and other with
which Won are all familiar that he longer be an i'm
partial Judge in any dispute. For and he has
hoe, large Of money from the Western Fed
citation Of Miners and labor unions their
torney
Now he asks the people elect him to judge these
game industrial problems. If he elected there will surely
he o wears of the worst turmoil that this has
and Colorado cannot stand that just now.
George Carlson the Republican candidate for governor
6 of an entirely different type BY education, training and
,ess he has developed who stands Tor law
,rcement REGARDLESS whether he Of the law
A. Governor he it that everybody and
heys the laws this and problem with which
~. re confronted this time be settled by strong
nan in the executive chair working on that theory.
On. thing The Post stands ready is that If
.be neople of down the prohibition amend
he rights property Of interested in the
;r business will be thoroughly protected by
cs,roe Carlson'-Denver Post.
The Grand Junction Daily News the heart string of the
c, Western Slope Family, speaking of the Democratic
Nnee of Denver Saturday Oct I7th said: Where law
hrives there his ngermarks where lives.
,b.re his knocking