The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09

manner these days. 1t must be rather
dusty and rough travelling underneath b
the floor Of the car, but it beats walk
ng.-Montrose Daily Press.
The automobiles are not responsible
FAR quite al the accidents as witness
the following: "Mrs. Joe Frank, Mrs.
Wolfe and two babies were thrown
from buggy near d. F. Mcfarland 5
Tuesday, one baby was knocked uneon-
scious and one of the women received
u serious injury to her shoulder
Brighton Blade.
Most people would rather be per-
suaded than driven. This merchandis.
ing game is one that must be played
open and above board. The merchant
who will use one-tenth the advertising
expense of the mail order house will
not long have occasion to worry over
the encroachments of city stores.-Pa-
oman.
By way of explaining to home folks
why we were willing to jeopardizs .ur
fair name by being seen in public with
our Eaton brother We may say that
since we were seen in Denver once
with the late George Kimball, Dell Gee
and Charlie Leckenby We have felt that
nothing matters much. Building up n
ruined reputation is Is difficult as uu.
scrambling eggs.TFort Collins Review.
We're willing for Denver to have
her own way about the home rule bust
ness, with the saloons and all that goes
with them, on condition that she will
agree to give up about three-fourths of
the property belonging to the people
Of the state SO we can set up another
seat Of government anywhere We please
and then let the overgrown burg shuttle
along by herself. Otherwise we re for
the state of Colorado showing her who IS
boss.-Ault Advertiser.
The distressing news comes from
Portland of a fatal accident to the
Pink Lady, which occurred while May.
or Hoop was on his way home from the
state fair at Pueblo Thursday night,
says the Florence Citizen Democrat
The mayor says she was struck by an.
other car, others state she was about
to cross . bridge and somebody moved
the bridge. We don't know who the
Pink Lady is, but it was.a mean trick.
Oak Creek Times.
A few Colorado editors seem to be
very much worried for fear Governor
Carlson is injuring his political pros
poets by some, of his official acts as
governor. Their worry is unnecessary.
Governor Carlson may not be as smooth
\ politician as those editors imagine
they are. As long as Governor Carlson
performs the duties of his Office in \
manner satisfactory to the people, he
will not need the would:be politicians
to look after his political interests, for
The people will take care Of his inter
ssts in that line.-Holyoke Herald.
800 |
]. H. Albright, who is now located
It Sterling, Colo, has commenced suit
IN the district court against the Oak
Creek school district for $408, which ne
claims is due him as salary. He al
eges that in July last year the school
board contracted with him to act as
principal for a nine months term at
IlO0 per month, but that in January
lie was discharged without being given
. reason for the action. He therefore
Claims full pay for the remaining four
months Of the school year, up to and
Including Aay.-Routt County Sentinei.
Just what political advantage cer-
tain Democratic papers expect to gain
" maligning Governor Carlson and the
'tate officers generally We fail TO see.
Here is one paper that cuts eonicai
figure by boosting Attorney General
Earrar for the next governor and Wilt |
tying Carlson in every issue. FsrrAr
b working hand In hand with the gov
srnor and other state officers. The At |
'orney general AID the governor seem
70 be Of one mind In regard to enfsre- |
ing tAs laws and redeening the state .
and II one is wrong - IL
he oEhesor La lara Enterprise.
Ths Dsnves papsrs, those eritesisas
If correct Engfish, mention . yeanx |