The Glenwood post., 1916-01-29

The bootlegger seems to be in very
Palisade Tribune.
The Herald has no objection to fus-
ing with the Progressives, indeed it
would welcome such move, if it can
be done along the line of principle.
But it most earnestly objects to the
Republican party being dictated to by
Roosevelt.-Boulder Herald.
Judge Thomas is very well pleased
over the success he has had with his
Buff Orpington chickens this winter.
Last month he carried away two prizes
, from the poultry show at New Castle,
and on the 10th of January he sent a
pen of five to the Salida show and
every one of them won a prize-two
the expenses, one box of cigars, AMI
| three prizes in merchandise.-Ea
Enterprise.
The attacks of the Denver ring upon
Governor Carlson through the newspa-
pers of that city will avail them moth
ing. Mr.. Carlson has made good as
governor. He stands for the things
demanded by modern Colorado. The
"has beens'' who used to run this
state have found man they cannot
handle and he is too strong with the
people for them to be able to do him
any harm. Every knock from that
Express.
That Governor Carlson made no mis-
take in selecting John F. Vivian as
register of the tSate Land board and
thus ignoring the demands of the Den
yer Post for the re-appointment of Vol
ney Hoggatt is well shown by the land
board s report for the last seven months
of 1915. During that period the re-
ceipts of the state school fund from
rental payments on state land show an
increase of $50,435.1l over the same
period in 1914. And the reforms which
Mr.. Vivian is instituting have only
just begun to bear fruit.-Steamboat
Sentinel.
1t is very much feared that our own
brilliant U. S. Senator Chas. s. Thomas
is losing his mind. In commenting on
the recent assassination Of seventeen
Americans by the MeXicans he said
'sThe big oil corporations battling for
a monopoly of Mexico's rich oil fields,
have caused the revolutions that have
covered the country with a sea Of
blood' If he had said the manufac-
turers of munitions of war in this coun-
try are responsible for the rivers Of
blood now flowing in Europe there
would have been some sense in his -s-
mark-Boulder Herald.
xA&
feeble minded valley papers about gov
ernment loans to farmers, giving the
settler fourteen houses Of different de-
signs with land and water, the land to
be all nicely planted to alfalfa, fruit,
etc, by government experts. Some
would like to ask Shifty Edward what
e hot
he promised the valley as an aid to
drainage while here last summer. The
first million has, perhaps, already been
spent, but does not show in the ground.
If SO, when will we get the next mil
lion Monte Vista Tribune.
The Denver Democrat, discussing the
Denver Express editorial sent out IN
circular form, urging Judge Tully Scott
of Denver for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor, claims to have in
formation that Senators Thomas and
Sbafroth are behind the Denver Elk.
press movement, but this is most unlike
ly. Denver and the Express should re-
alize as vividly as the senators do, that
it is too soon after the Pearce-Patte--
son Brake catastrophe for Denver to
select another Democratic candidate for
governor of Colorado. The balance OF
the state will be at the primaries
Alamosa Empire.
Thirty-two years ago Tuesday of this
week (January 17th) H. s. Harp first
landed in this valley land also in
White River). Being his first visit to
this section, and at night, Simp did not
hit the ford-but a high bank and 4