The Glenwood post., 1914-10-03

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Of Colorado wish that striPs Of agi-
tatOss, efaaks aad political Par.sites
70 hold Offices, 70 let y be.-Hayden
Republican.
ThoussAds Of Democrats viii vets
with the RepsblieaAs this fall for Aw
and order a.A . business adininistra-
tio., realizing that many Of the Demo
cratic candidates were selected by tine
United Nine Woskers and their agi-
tstsss, Who il successful, will eadeavor
through . pretense Of state ownership,
to grab the coal mines Of Colorado. If
they can grab the coal mines, they can,
s.A probably viii, also ssiss your
rsaeh, your store Or your home Craig
Courier
During the pest slsvsst years, sinee
Jsha D. Rockefeller seqaired Al inter
ct in the Colombo Fuel and Iron con-
pssy, the company has paid to its en-
ployees in wages ~, ,sl7 900 and to its
stoekhsldsfs - dividends but e06O, 900.
For every dollar paid to the stockhold-
ers tl00 was paid to workingmen. The
Colorado coal mines pay the highest
wages earned by coal miners anywhere
in the United States. The bulletin is.
sued by the company to its employees
today is Of unusual interest. We pub
lisb it elsewhere because of its great
news vslue.-Boulder Tribune.
when it results in placing fellow like
Carlson ss nominee of the Republi-
can party. Carlson comes from the
common people; he is one of the com
mon people, and has pushed his way to
the front against poverty and hard
ships. Carlson has no fight against
the laboring man, for he has been
worker all his life. He knows what
hard manual labor is and he knows
what mental labor is, for he has gone
through beth.-ROutt County Republi-
can.
IL the coal miners sign truce for
three years - requested by Presidest
Wilsoap~ith <he, stsikine -.i.srs o. TN
miners union the operators arc 70
sponsible for their contract while the
rednecks can break theirs at will and
not assume any responsibility. 1t looks
to Us though men like Welborn AMI
Osgood are just little too wise to be
caught with such cheap bait. Even
though it il from our "watchful and
waiting" president-hotchkiss Times
Judge John l. Noonan, Republican
candidate for representative for Rio
Blanco and Garfield counties, was here
Apple Pie Day and was telling the
people what he is going to do when he
is elected next November. Mr. NoOnan
is a man the people Of the two counties
can depend on to do the right thing
in the state legislature. He is square
out and out for what he knows is
right and this representative district
cannot afford to elect anyone else to
that important position.-RiAe Reveille
The one year old son of D. v. Harris
living on the I. N. Groves place, came
nearly being drowned in q bucket of
water last Saturday by falling into it.
The little fellow was playing in the
water and lost his balance and fell
head FIRST into it. The seven year old
brother near by pulled him out, but
became frightened and ssn away. An
other brother eleven years old, happen-
ed to come and picked the strangling |
child up and ran to his mother with it
The baby was - nearly gone that 1t
took IN hour Of constant work before |
life was again assured.-Rine Reveille.
sss i
Tom Hantsr, Deneefatie candidate
for secretary Of state on The Dsnc-
eratis aeket i ssre, and he hos .
right 10 be. He Vas bsate, BY Bsake,
frasdsleatiy, In tAs sssss&axy & $3.50
Office. TAs rstusas vses AsRl hAek y
certain assthsra eosntiss patn L ~
learned how naay vstsa .Dfaks wes.d
have. to have e bsss Hsasse aAa tAea
the sxtr. votes wsss fissAesni.g. It|
y firmly believed tAAt . sssssaat sfI
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ut - eaaast aAssa ~, tAeesqada sfl
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