The Glenwood post., 1916-01-29

from skinned shinn the doctor was
uninjured. The car has had to have a
new axle and fender and some repairs
for the top. The deep snow doubtless
prevented further damage to the car
Rifle Reveille.
Judge Tuily Scott has come out with
a statement that he will not be can
didate for governor. The judge has a
job that runs for about nine years yer,
and why give it up for another that
runs for only two? Mr.. Scott states
emphatically that he is going to remain
just where he is-on the supreme bench.
La Junta Democrat.
| If those saloon men who are bawling
| for job now, had been willing to
abide by the law of the people, instead
of using every effort they could bring
to mind to thwart the will of the voters
of the state, there would perhaps be
some sympathy for them. They should
have begun to look for jobs when the
| 1914 election returns were in.-Hotch-
kiss Times.
The Republican administration in this
state doesn It suit the Democratic press.
Our candid opinion is that any bunch
that could support the Patterson-Brake
etc. outfit, as those same Democratic
editors did last year, without gaggilg
have no call to find fault with any
thing for enough years to allow them
to get that taste out of their mouths
Greeley Standard.
1t is a noticeable fact that while the
Mountain States Telephone Co. comes
in for their share of Investigations,
they are doing more in the way of pub
licity than any other corporation doing
business in the state. At the present
time they are carrying liberal advcr-
tisements in the country newspapers,
and are endeavoring to give the best
service to their patrons at the mini
mum rate.
Brother Wheatley Of the Grand Val
ley News says he held down the
"amen corner' in the Democratic
State Editorial association and advises
the editor of the Booster to get in with
them. If it is anything like the corner
you and I, Dell Gee, Charley Leckenby
and George Kimball held down at Glen
wood Springs, Wheatey, you can count
me in for life membership, paid in
advance.-Marble Booster.
Evidently the muskrat knew what lie
was about last fall when, regardless Of
appearances, he provided himself with
an unusually warm house. The winter
has been so uniformly mild and pleas
ant as to make the recent cold snap
stand out as an isolated instance of
mercurial eccentricity. Nevertheless,
that sort of thing goes long way
toward proving that the real old-fash-
fioned winter is not altogether thing
Of the past.-Fort Collins Courier.
The marshal will see that all live
! dogs wear license tags after the first
of February. It doesn't matter wheth-
er the purp belongs to Mike or Regi-
nald or whether he is cur or Pom
eranian. Each and every dog must
show by his collar that he has right
to exist and have his being in Oak
Creek after the first of next month.
If you own good bird dog get a Ii
cense for him. There is going to be 4
big falling off in stray dog Statistics
Oak Creek Times.
The Democratic press is so badly
scared over the coming campaign for
state officers that desperate effort is
being made to make it appear that there
will be a split in the Republican party
over the nomination for governor. There
| is no split in the Republican party and
no amount of wind work by the Demo-
cratic press can bring about such re-
suits. When it comes to the opening
of the campaign, the Republicans will
all be found in line and that means
victory for the Republican ticket
Holyoke Herald. 81
| The lbootlegging business still seems
to be considerably in evidence at the
county seat, Judging from reports that
come from there, notwithstanding the