The Glenwood post., 1914-09-19

tAs naa vAs tells falsehssA.-ssean-
hsa& 6eatiAel
Owing to the great advanes In the
price Of print paper since the opening
Of the European war the Deavss New
has found it necessary to cut u most
Of its country exchanges. A. tAs Colo
RADIO sprinss sAd Pueblo papers also
publish the daily ball scores, this sew
erance Of diplenatic relations by the
News is not 20 narrowing ss it might
appssr.-LAnar sParks.
Our cid frieAd Thomas H. fuliey 10
lsagthening out his visit, although he
eontinues to draw salary from the gov
ernneat. You zee the Thomas fences
are sadly in need Of repair and must
be mended if possible snd whea it can
be done at government expense, 20
much the better for Thomas - he
never lets 60 of fee if there is any
way of getting around it and we all
know that Shafroth created boards
upon boards 80 he could send enissaf-
les throughout the state st taxpayers'
expense to boost for him.-A great
scheme.-Durango Herald.
The question of the hour in Colorado
TODAY il not one of Democrat pFE-
cipals against those of Republicans, or
yet is it the support or defeat Of the
Progressive platform. 1t is a question
of law and order, right and justice
against disorder and eruption in our
state. The state as . whole has been
bordering on a condition of disOrgan-
| ization for some time. The nation
has lost faith in the state and it is an
issue to restore faith in Colorado. The
development of our resources has como
| to . standstill until this cloud can be
pushed from the state. The eye of the
| investor has been lost to Colorado for
. season. 1t is possible to work out
this great question through political
avenues and it is . situation where 4
speedy remedy is needed and needed
bad.-Mo6at Home and Farm.
rhis is the year that The labsr or
@easi.,sfo,s wsslA' hase PeoAtsA BY
Sighting shy Of publicity endorsiag can
! didates for Office. The bad taste left
by the action of certain members of
the United Mine Workers is not easily
eliminated. And just now it appears
that the Mine Workers dominate Colo
rado unioaism. There are many voters
inclined to side with lsbor's claim for
political representation, but this year
the pungent odor Of powder smoke il
liable to scare them OF, and instead Of
bene6ting . candidate public endorse-
ment wilt injure his chances for cleo
tion.-Canon City Leader
The Herald feels the Republicans Of
Colorado did the wisest thing whea
they selected George A. Carlson - ear
didate for governor. 1t could have
sspPosted either Mr. Nicholson or Mr..
Go~dy, but il preferred Carbon, not
that we loved the others less, but Carl
sos more. II felt he would Be the
strongest candidate before the people
and Just now tAe Republicans need q
strong naa to defeat Hon. 7. n Pat
tersoa, wAsse strength it would be
foolish T. underestimate. At the very
outset It must be eoneeded that Mr..
Patterson will have the support Of the
law-breakers, the strikers asd strike
synpathizefs, the nurderers, the
troable-breeders and the saloon and
liquor element. To underestimate the
strength of the people is folly, and it
behooves those who have the smnage-
nent Of Mr.. Carison's campaign h
hand to realise the strength Of this
eonbinsd opposition Boulder Herald.
There are now twelve special game
wardens in Marble, - we'll ~ one or
two regular deputy game wafdens, and
persons who have Aitkerte violated
game laws and gst away With it beesse
| It was not reported On then haA bsst
watch out. That nan AsAing Dsas yss
o. the river, or that chap ever - tss
asxt siAehill with The gun, nay - go
Il tAsss warde.s, aad they n ssfs ~
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