The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

E. E. Fordham; 8, Alice Hall; 7, J. C.
Richardson; 8, L. F. Grace; 9, Hugh
Miller; 10, Bert Gregori; IL, 8. h.
Coulter; 13, H. G. Brown; IA R. +.
Mayor; Is, George Pierson; 16, E. N.
Mallery; II, G. E. Tracy; Is, Mrs.
Howard Bibler; 10, ]. E. Smith; 20,
Curtis Jessup; 21, W. R. Lee; 90, J. E.
Sipprelle; 23, G. c. Murphy.
The following is the committee on
organization and order of business: A.
L. Beardsley, E. H. Grubb, Elmer Chap
man, c. c. Murphy, Ollie Thorson.
Then came the following committee
on resolutions: J. L. Noonan, chair
man; J. L. Herwick, W. l.. Van Cleve,
J. E. Smith, Curtis Jessup, W. R. Lee,
NJ. H. streit, Henry Hasley, Sam Hick-
man, George Pearson, R. F. Mayor, G.
J. S. Hoover, W. E. Tippett, R. C. CAL
len, Bert Gregori, Mollie Ritter, F. W.
Adams, G. R. Mccarthy, E. E. Ford
ham, ]. W. Pedigo, Claude sommers, D.
s. James, F. E. Sweet.
The committees appointed, the assem-
bly, then adjourned until two o'clock
when 1t re-conyened and7the creden tials
committee reported the delegates enti-
tied to seats in the convention.
The committee on rules and order Of
business recommended first the desig.
nation of justices and constables in the
various precincts and the selection of
committeeman and committeewoman
from each precinct. This part of the
work is usually left until the last and
then it is too often very poorly done be-
cause Of the absence Of a great many
of the delegates.
The committee on resolutions pro-
sented the following report:
The Republicans of Garfield county
in assembly convened hereby resolve:
First-It is matter of congratula-
tion to the people of the nation to know
and realize that the Republican party
is again united, and stands for the same
principles that has marked the progress
and stability Of the nation in the past
and that means the advancement and
prosperity of the entire people in tho
future.
Second-We endorse the platform OF
principles of the Republican party
adopted in the national convention as
sembled at Chicago in June, 1915, and
in support of the same pledge our best
efforts and united support.
Third-We endorse and approve the
candidacy Of Charles Evans Hughes,
Republican candidate for president as
statesman whose record is above re.
proach and of the highest character,
whose patriotism and truthfulness, can
dor, courage and action is a guarantee
of national honor and protection of the
lives and rights of our people every
where.
Fourth-We endorse the present Re-
publican administration of the state Of
Colorado and approve the acts Of tho
Twentieth Republican legislature that
created the workman's compensation
act by which those who depend upon
the wage Garner in case Of accident, in
jury OF death may secure proper eon-
pensation without long expensive law
suits and vcxstious delays, that enacted
. stringent and exaetiAg law to carry
into eject the psphibitien snsAdnsst
that has brought happiness and pres-
In our state, that has created and nsds
perity into many homes Of the psopls
possible . utiliti:s connission that 80
and does regulate tAs eorporstieas 4
tbs state from the sxolbitant charge
aud explorations Of the psopls sf ~
state heretofore dsnsnAed ssd cxAetsA
and whose actions Aavs hssn ap1sVvef
BY or ssprsus e".,t. We sp1f6vs ~
tss'nsss naaassmest, tAas insssaA e
til. sassnsas -1slsessasy, - ~ leGe-
tosstissse - vsess !