The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-10-27
DEMOCRATS FLEE
TO LAST TRENCH
REPUBLICANS CONTINUE cREAT
DRIVE ON ENEMY ALONG
WHOLE COLORADO FRONT.
Big MEETINGS OF LAST week
LARGE CROWDS HEAR TRUTH
CONCERNING EXCELLENT AD-
MiNlSTRATION OF PAST
TWO YEARS.

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The weeks big meeting OF the Re-
publican campaign was. of course. the
tremendous outpouring in honor Of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at the
Denver Auditorium on Tuesday. Oct.
~. That building. seating its $4,000.
was packed to the doors and thou
sands OF people, unable to get inside,
gathered for overflow meetings in the
street
Automobile parades, crowds and
cheering hosts made up a great day,
and the night was given over TO red
fire on the streets and rockets in the
sky. 1t was such a day as only Colo
RADIO can plan and carry out when she
wishes to honor one of her favOIttes.
and If there was any doubt Of Repub-
lican success before the Colonel came.
that doubt was wholly dissipated be-
fose he left
But the strategic play Of the Repub-
lican campaign managers was deliv-
cred In the special women's meeting
which was held in the auditorium
Tuesday afternoon. Thousands OF wo.
men jammed the building and cheered
Colonel Roosevelt when he appealed
to them to save the nations honor
and respect by throwing their united
force behind the candidacy of Charles
E. Hughes. Every part of the state
was represented in the women's gath
ering, and it was an inspiring prelude
to the great demonstration of the
night.
There were other great meetings
out in the state during the week
and these were proportionately as
large and well attended as the remark
able reception to Roosevelt. The
Republicans are vastly encouraged
over the crowds that come 20 hear
the truth regarding the Carlson ad-
ministration, and it is declared that
the great drive on the Democrats,
inaugurated two weeks ago, will con-
tinue until election. The sixday
schedule for the week was arranged
as follows:
Monday, October %.
Governor Carlson. c. A. Ballreich,
Harry E. Mulnix, candidate for state
treasurer; John E. Ramer, candidate
for reelection as secretary of state.
and Mrs. Helen M. Wilson. candidate
for superintendent of public instruc-
ton, at La Veta and Walsenburg.
William C. Robinson, candidate for
| attorney general, and Senator Cand-
fish at Aspen
J. ]. Laton at Franktown.
H. l.. Ritter at Platteville.
Rees d. Rees at Englewood.
Omar Garwood at Wellington.
Tuesday, October "a.
Roosevelt day in Denver.
Governor Carlson, Dr. B. o. Ayles-
worth and Mrs. Wilson at Trinidad.
William c. Robinson at Collbran.
S. H. Kinsley at Del Norte.
Fl. L. Ritter at Eaton.
Omar Garwood at Timnath.
Wednesday, October rs.
Governor Carlson, C. A. Ballreich,
Ollie Thorson. candidate for state audi
tor, Mrs. Wilson and H. Z. Mu!uix at
Ford
William c. Robinson at Delta.
S. H. Kinsley at Pagosa Springs.
H. l.. Ritter at Johnstown
e. r. Harper at Spring Valley.
C. w. Waterman at Idaho Springs.
Thursday, October 26.
Governor Carlson, C. A. Ballreich.
Ollie Thorson, Mrs Wilson and H. e.
Mulnix at Holly, Lamar, Granada and
Las Animas.
Senator w. c. Robinson and E. NJ
Cranston at Hotchkiss.
S. H. Kinsley at Silverton.
H. L. Ritter at Fort Lupton.
Friday, October ~.
Governor Carlson, c. A. BaIlreich,
Ollie Thorson, H. T. Mulnix, John e.
Ramer and Mrs. Wilson at Eads,
Chivington, Haswell and Ordway
w. c. Robinson and E. M. Cranston
al Montrose.
H. L. Ritter At Windsor.
Saturday, October %.
Governor Carlson, Ollie Thorsop and
G. c. Hamlin at Victor.
w. c. Robinson and E. M. Cranston
1t Gunnison.
H. L Ritter at Ault.
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