The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

; fatten at the public purse and do moth
ing.-Boulder Herald.
Coyotes, according to Dan Barnes,
are not only more numerous than usual
this winter, but, also, most of them
within radius of fifty miles have taken
up their headquarters in the timb, I
back of his house,, from whence, under
cover of the friendly night, they ad-
vance to position directly beneath his
bedroom window. One of these days
Dan will lose patience with these
critters" and pot few Of them with
q gun. He says there are tracks of
scores of coyotes in the snow sdjaccn!
to his home.-Meeker Herald.
DIR. TichenOr, who was down from his
ranch fifteen miles north of town a
couple of days this week, reported that
the now farfamed ''mOving moan
tain up in his section had become
restless again this week, and a portion
of it traversed distance of about 90
feet on Tuesday. If this pile of dirt
continues to slide downward and ont.
ward toward the road, it will complete
ly cover the highway for short dis
tance, entailing quite an expense to
this county, As well As obstructing 20
some extent travel between Rifle AMI
Meeker.-Rifle Telegram.
Senator John Hecker has hoisted hls
beer mug in the air and announced hi.
candidacy for governor Of COLORADO.
John thinks the brewing and distillirg
interests have been too long without
representation in the front office of the
state capitol. He will contest tine prize
in the primary and is trying to seduce
Roady Kenehan off the track by telling
him how Denver needs Roady in con
gress. "Shorge' Kendel, he iss no
goodt,' says John, "Roady knows All
apout dot freight rates, and he vas a
blacksmit und We need blacksmit in
congress, for we are shy of blacksmits
dere. Me, Shon Heeker for governor,
und We have no more damned non
sense. Boulder Camera.
The Denver Post probably will issue
a morning edition. Denver surely
needs morning paper-a paper that
will recognize the fact that a small por-
ton of Colorado is without the cor
porate bounds of the city of Denver
and for this reason We regret to see
the Post people publish it as this VIII
place four daily newspapers under the
control of two outfits. We want to
say right here and now that with al.
the "cleanser' used by the present
editor of the Times and the News-anl
the Lord knows the News needed
cleansing-that the Republican was the
cleanest, most reliable and most reada-
BILE paper that has been published in
Denver in many years; not only is this
true, but it was the fairest to the
towns of the state.-Routt County Sen
tinel.
We infer from more or less careful
reading of Dave Days Durango Demo-
crat that it is not partial to the candi-
dacy of Barney Napier for governor,
but that Colonel Day would rejoice
nightly if political lightning should
strike somewhere near John Martin of
Pueblo. The Martin boom, by the way,
seems to be growing everywhere but in
Pueblo. We are expecting to hear
from that quarter one of these days.
Democracy's organ in that city is the
Star. Journal, but its silence respecting
Martin is suggestive of the noise of
the tomb. If proclamation of Mr..
Martins position on the labor question
in Colorado could be obtained at tn .
writing all other suggestions of gov
ernor would go by the board-it would
be all Martin, if there were certainty
that a policy of law-enforcement, re-
gardless of union men s feelings, would
be insisted on.-Boulder Camera.
Htts tie Nal Square on tAs Head
In looking over Democratic editorial
matter during the past week We noticed
= distinct tendency to emphasize the
fact that there may still be . breach in
the Republican ranks, while the trent
of their thoughts and remarks is to use
every conceivable means Of magnifyins
said breach - we'll Is to widen it As
much rs possible. They even offer al
vice as to what the Republicans should
do in order to secure party harmony.
Well, say now! What's the answer