The Glenwood post., 1914-12-19

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| COLORADO n 1oR1uNA11
HINT of what Colorado escaped when the voter of the
~ refused elect Thomas NJ. Patterson
brought during q
last week before the federal industrial relations
which conducting of President Wilson's nsverendng
investigations into the coal mines strike He abused Governor
the strikers from seizng the
the southern field and complained bitterly the fact that
lin time of turmoil civil authorities His
plainly showed how thoroughly he would have given the
of the awess element had he been elected all
of the of the and how different would
have been his administration Of Carlson
who declares that he will insist the observance of all Of the
law, by capital and labor alike certainty that if Patterson
going to be after January f the United Nine
their convention this week would have been euthu
ca favor of continuing the strike But with George Carlson
the gbernatorial chair they knew that Law and Order will be
maintained and therefore the strike called off Truly Colorado
is fortunate-Routt County Sentinel
NEW water decision just handed down by the
court is creating CONSERVATION water in
portions the although but little has been heard about by
way OF complaint from farmers and gators in this section We
refer the decision doing with the irrigation and the
ruling Engineer concerning
question greatly Of
depend them
On the other hand until repudae completely the prn
cipe of priority which has affairs from the
beginning Of the states history is difficult how
justice to those priority rights set aside irrigation
period Of direct irrigation period
shall be used for filling reservoirs To be it funda
principle when q
THE adudcaed him the back the
for the appropriation but who shall April that Mr
Smith a appropriation a certain his
water September but his right Mr. Jones'
in order that Jones fiji newly constructed reservoir
Possibly when September Smith have the
for that what
preparation he be deprived the by
other irrigation official The question is well worth considering
serousy
PROOF that he kindly disposed striking
miners than the agaors would have the people believe Gov
nor Ammon ntercedng with the operators and insisting
that possible of the strikers be reempoyed The
ALSO although they entered whatever along
that line and made showing charitable
ward employees who released the who have
under the conditions which prevailed before the strike
called The lesson the miners has certainly been but
notwithstanding their gigantic under the
which they have nedes and fOOshy inflicted
themselves will not be intensified by unfair uncharabe
ton of the Many good awabdng
strike against their will and better Judgment and believe they
have already suffered enough.
7 SEEMS TOO bad that particular holiday
spirit should be broken by fresh outbreak
mouth disease which has recently attacked Judge Lindsey
vrulent form that President Wilson's
enjoying mdwner aun Colorado federal expense
obliged to shut the little edge off in the midst diatribes
and send him home to consult his senogaphe assuring him how
ever that he might have ave print judge
Ito get that all Of his campaign which
proved but the people would
mot Withhold their wrath long enough for him
comfort in the thought that
weeks longer the Costigan Lindsey JoyMa
majority.
Tow LITTLE to false gods well
Fremont County Democrat which
had discontinue publication because it stated the
depression Of business The paper which formerly patron
zed sheet took the of the
conducted campaign Of agitation and violent
mot the strikers and made the official
United Mine Worke boaed having gained two thousand