The Glenwood post., 1916-02-26

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opponents of Governor Carlson for a
denomination for another term, will
avail nothing, as a large majority of
the people are more than satisfied with
present conditions throughout the state,
under his able management, and will
be found united to give him the honor
due, by nomination.-Central City
Register.
Just word to all political parties
who will put forward candidates Cor
different offices this fall. Remember
that Colorado is now dry state, and
that it proposes to keep dry. There
fore, it will take temperance men to
continue the present program. Voters
will expect this, and the candidate who
does not come up to the standard will
enter the race with big handicap
Cortez Journal.
If the friends of Governor Carlson
still believe that he should be sent as
delegate to the Chicago convention;
and the same for A. NJ. Stevenson; the
same for Phil B. Stewart; well send all
three and put an end to this factional
and disruptive row in the party Even
with these three as delegates, there are
still nine places left for other good Re-
publicans as delegates. Rocky Noun.
tain Herald.
Mark the prediction: The Wilson
administration is breeding trouble for
this country in the Philippines. Revo-
lutions will come and stability and
firm government will then only be re-
tained and enforced in those islands by
the frightful loss of human lives and
heavy expenses from the national treas
ury. The Philippines are not ready for
self-government.-Rp ky Mountain
Herald.
Things are going to hum in this dis
trict this summer, everything being set
for one of the biggest business years
in the history of Red Cliff and Battle
mountain. Building plans for the town
are very extensive and operation Of
the mines will be on a scale far ahead
of any previous time. Living quarters
are at premium now, and unless more
houses are erected as soon as spring
opens up tents will be the only resort
for shelter.-Red Cliff News.
The personal friends of Samuel Mich
olson are starting boom for him for
the nomination on the Republican tick
ct for governor. The Crescent is for
Governor Carlson for reelection as he
has made good and is entitled to an,
other term, but in the event of his not
running then we favor Frank c. Goudy.
We have nothing against Mr.. Nicholson
and believe he would be an excellent
man FOR the place and should he secure
the nomination we will go down the
line for him.-Saguache Crescent.
Attorney Burgess of Grand Junction
was in town Wednesday and Thursday
of this week looking after the sale Of
a sawmill on Brush creek. When asked
how the hootlegging business was IN
his home town he replied that the
bootleggers of Grand Junction were
getting scared of their job, and those
who depend on buying from the boot
logger are having to pay SO pint for
the stuff. The law of supply and de-
mand has shot the price up until it IS
almost prohibitive.- Reveille.
Now comes Semer Coston in circu-
lar letter boosting Samuel D. Nicholson
for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor of Colorado. Coston was one
time secretary of the Progressive party.
He flopped to the Republican party
last fall and was an ardent supporter
Of Governor Carlson. Evidently he
didn't get what he was looking for
from the Carlson administration and
he has cast his lot with the members Of
the party who are tryin to prevent the
denomination of Governor Carlson. il
Coston is not taken any more seriously
over the state than he is in this county,
where he was raised from boyhood, he
won't get very far with his Nicholson
boom.-Wray Gazette.
PILES, PILES PILES
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