The Glenwood post., 1916-03-25

by express on Saturday, one man re-
ceiving 13 quarts. From the first CT
the month up to yesterday 35 gallons
of booze has been receipted for at the
depot. The defense is made that it
comes for private consumption.-Pa
sade Tribune.
Cities as well as republics are un-
grateful. st. Louis is about to adopt
flag on which is man on horseback.
thus utterly ignoring what has been
done for that city by that goat rampant
which, since the memory of man run
meth to the contrary, has been displayed
in the windows of SO many "places'
every spring.-Colorado Springs Tele-
graph.
We occasionally take a whack in
these columns against the clothes worn
by modern women-those clothes-less
clothes that show what ought not to be
shown and turn stiff necks into rubber.
Yes, editorially we whack 'em and ev-
cry time we get chance, and our wife
is at safe distance, we "rubberneck'
to beat the band. You see it's one
thing to be an editor, and quite another
thing to be man-Yuma Pioneer.
Governor George Carlson is causing
the Colorado Democratic press whole
lot of worry just about this time. That
the Democratic editors are worried is
shown by the fact that they are giving
him more attention and space in their
papers than any other man before the
public. If these gentlemen could only
be assured that Governor Carlson would
not be an active leader in the coming
campaign, they would not be giving
him quite so much attention.-Holyoile
Herald.
Notice the newspapers that at pres
ent trying to villify Governor Carlson
are the same that fought prohibition
in payment for the big whisky ads
they carried. Governor Carlson has
made good, and fully deserves to sue
ceed himself. 1t is simply the temper
ance question over again. 1t is not ex-
peeted that booze will do otherwise
than villify every agent that aided in
its overthrow. emo rogue ere felt the
halter draw, with good opinion of the
law. ''-Cortez Journal.
A few of the so-called leaders of the
G. O. P. around Denver now see it's
useless to fight Governor Carlson. Yhen
the time comes for nomination Carlson
should and will be nominated by ac-
elamation. Now, if the leaders viii
select good men for the balance of the
ticket, the Republican party will carry
the state with very large majority
for the whole ticket. Lay aside preju-
dices and use common sense and place
Colorado in Republican hands for all
ohices.-Gunnison Republican.
Governor George A. Carlson is to he
congratulated in the fact that he does
not let the Denver Post run him. Tha
people of the state Of Colorado wanted
. man who had backbone enough to
disagree with the Post, if he thought
they were wrong. The governor not
only put out their man Hoggatt from
running the state lands, but he refused
to allow them to dictate his policies or
control his actions. However, the vot-
ers not only respect him for his stand,
but will back him up in his fight with
this paper.-Silyerton Miner.
Eddie Keating reminds us of horse
we used to have on the ranch. He was
a handsome animal and the ladies all
admired him and patted his neck ana
said: "Oh, what a handsome horse. :"
But when we got to tight place where
a little aid from that animal would
help over a bad hill or through mean
hole-well, be just wasn't there with
the goods. For the Presidents sake
Eddie was returned to Warrington last
time and on March 7th, when there was
. bad hill to 60 over, Eddie was balk.
ing, just like that critter We have told
yen about.-Ordway Leader.
A subject Of wide comment among
the fssnsp especially u the ideal way
tie sasw = going Of. WITH no frost
in ~ ssssad 70 speak u IL has gone
into ths ground q it has melted, and It
has ns,ts1 very slowly % that none Of
it has rushed Of to the river. Surely