The Glenwood post., 1914-08-08

6at are saying in strSag language that
they do not want him as . candidate
fer governor of the Aste. OF course,
be has his friends and followers, but
they are certainly act ii the newspaper
business. What contrast between
this and the announcement of Charles
Leckenby for auditor. All the papers
are strongly for Charlie. But there is
jsst as strong = contrast between the
two men.-Pitkin Miner.
Dean +. Winchester, in charge of y
U. s. Geological survey party, was =
town visitor Monday. The camp has
just been moved from Yellow creek to
the mouth of Picesnce creek. The OBJ
jert of the party Is to investigate tie
oil bearing sLales of western Colorado.
Last year q party was out, and bull
letin was issued on its work. The ex-
aminations include the allied f0rma-
tions, and the several forms of asphalt
tums.-Meeker Review.
90
Last Friday evening Judge White Of
the supreme court granted an injunc-
tion, the effect of which WAS to hold
that the Republican is the senond party
in the state. The position Of the judge
is that the Progressive organization
was not legal political party under
the meaning of the statute At the last
election. That there is a legal differ
,ence between = political party and y
political organization. - Republican
Press Bureau
Workers ON the irrigation ditch up
on .RiAe creek are telling a mountain
lion story this week. The foreman
aays that . Mexican labOrer came rur.
ming to him saying to get his gun
quickly, for there WAS = lion trying to
get through the fence. The foreman
kan to the place designated and saw
what he described - = remarkably
large mountain lio., which innedistely
disappeared Several reports Of the
lion in that vicinity have become cur
rent during the past Eear.-Rihe TelA-
gram
There is = constant struggle for front
seats ASd many fine natures are crushed
to death, with the result that frauds
are committed by men to keep up their
families in fine style. Their wives are
quite willing that their husbands shall
run the rixk of being dihoaest rather
than dare to seem poor.-AadisOn c.
Peters.
1t was \ hard proposition to educate
the Steamboat people regarding the
possibilities of the strawberry industry
there. 1t has proven a wonderful sue
cess and brings thousands of dollars
into that country each year. The same
opportunity awaits lis here: and with
even less effort. There is abundant
proof that they grow successfully in
this country. The railroad is here now
means , market-Craig Cour-
ier.
The Democrats Of Boulder county at
their county assembly did not seem to
know that Governor Ammons had had
. hard fight on hand last winter to
maintain the supremacy of the law.
Not . word was said commendatory Of
his actions; in fact the doctrine of law
and order was especially sidetrseked
snder the domination of NJ. NJ Rim
and his assistants. As far as the Dem |
ocrscy of Boulder county is concerned
these strikers, or rather the agents Of
the strikers, are in command. The real
local miners have been for months
anxious to return to work.-BOulder
Herald.
The absence of the saloon from
Hotchklss was very viv1dly brought to
the minds of the public last Friday.
Never before in the history of Hotch-
kiss has there been . gathering, even
onehalf as large as that Of the farm
ers' picnic without more or less drunk
eness. When the saloon was here, there
would have been from so to 100 men
Ind boys under the influence Of whis-
key, but last Friday we did not see or
have We heard Of one drunk. The ar.
gument against the saloon is too con-
vincing to be even discussed.-Hotch-
kiss Times.
CAUNES SICKNESS