The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28

Ceasssae Springs snAeftaksss vin nst
fight svse tAs esspas, - thy 80 a.
lsCsd T. d vhea ether asasoies peter
eat tAsss.-EAsss Eatsrpriss.
The thresheFs vere at C. B. Bur
nett's this week, finisAiag today Fri
day.. Ninety acres Of Turkey Red
wheat waat through the separator, aal
the count WAS 1910 bushsls. A this
grain was grown on Charlie's "dry
ranch" and without irrigation, this
record is mighty good o.e.-RiHe
Telegram.
Democratic papers that have been
put out of the running SO far - state
printing is concerned, are eriticising
the initiative and referendum. By
standing in with the rotten secretary
Of state some of the papers were richly
rewarded-for instance the Denver Ex-
press- publication hand in hand with
the lawless element.-Durango Herald.
A drunken COW puncher deliberately
shot the station agent At Wolcott a
few months ago and the agent was at
first thought to be mortally wounded,
but made . miraculous recovery. A
jury Last week brought in . verdict as
sessing . fine Of 900 against the COW
puncher for "assault with intent to Dc
bodily harm" Talk about your trav-
estes Of justice!-Marble Booster.
A "free lodger'' who found the
barn of Al Zieseniss . coy place to
spend the night last night, hearing the
fire alarm this morning at four 0 clock,
rushed out (after carefully dressing)
past the horse who gave him farewell
lift As he went out and then the dog
gave him = gentle nip as reminder
that he was trespassing. Even the side
walk rose up and tripped him as he
hastened on, battling against fate. It
was lucky for him that Al did not ap,
pear.-Rihe Revielle.
How differently things do look when
the shoe j. on the other foot! Ever
since the Democrats have been in the
statehouse they have openly praeticed
the policy that the civil service could
not prevent the removal Of any state
appointee who had ceased to be Of
value politically to the Democrati,
powers that be. But listen to the
change that has taken place in the last
two weeks! Every Democratic politi.
clan is loudly insisting that no ap-
pointee can be removed, because the
civil service provisions protect them
Sentinel.
The state going dry is still topic Of
live conversation around these parts,
but our people take this philosophic
view, that We should give the plan a
fair trial for . couple Of years after
the law i i.augursted, and, IL it IL not
. success, the natter can be re-subnit-
ted 70 the electorate, when It will IN
Be defeated II It proves .
failure. Many persons vited for . dry
Colorado ct the late election under The
belief that it would benefit, not harm,
the state. II their judgment is proved
wrong they viii be the first to vote
The other way next time.-Narble
Booster. l.
John J. Tobin, who was defsated Cor
lieutenant governor, has made tie
statement that it was the inAesssneat
Of the Democrats Of the antidry side
Of the Temperance question :that T.
feated the party. We have . different
opinion Of the natter. It was tie ,sm-
inatioH Of such men - Patterson,
Brake, Kenehan, Tobin aad tie indsrse-
ment Of ma jones and her herd Of rcd
necks that defeated the Democrats. II
It Was the temperance question, Why
was Fred FarraF elected By sseA .,
evsfwAslning votei We Asps John ;.
Win esns up asaia in two ysafA Itais
, pleasure te ~ to help defeat . sAa
like hin.-HstsAkiss Tinea
aHfr1 s"ss fLf .r'Ns-
Govssssf AnDsas Ays that Judgs
Ben Lindsey IA say IN Chicago Waat
he desied IN IT, Delvsr News = aay]
after The Ckielee Interview, namely,
thsa tAs ns&issa1 gsasl tsssed he head
q boy to his fstAef as Ladlo1 after
haviag SsAssde& The bsy. TAis b .
ssrioss eA.rss fer tie ssvss.or Of tho
seats ~ nsst Be ~ ~ Lindsey un-
lees Ae NaAes 70 seaAa esaviesed IN che
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