The Glenwood post., 1918-09-07
so THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW

HAT the candidate seeking the of the people this year will
very far unless he is known to be right the
question and favor of the amendment the consu
ton almost certain The league smoked the fellows
other organization has done attemped do and
day the candidate who would be silly enough and politically unw
enough declare himself national prohibition and the bone
dry amendment for Colorado would get first base
So overwhelming the sentiment in favor Of prohibition and
bondy law for Colorado suppant the miserable clerk
bartender traves upheld and by
Governor Gunte that some candidates who few years ago were
ardent champions the spoke ron of those who
had the a ecency the
liquor which
degraded manhood and womanhood operated the dermen
respectable society claiming to be friends of the dry
ganda and declaring they will support temperance legislation
including national prohibition and the proposed dry law for Colorado
Well maybe they will do just they promise but somehow we
find difficult forget that old axiu Beware the Greeks ber
ing gifts There is better rule follow politics all other
transactions right and
who known be right from principle rather than support
those who right only because they have been whipped into line
and forced by public opinion from their former
The who stands for principle when it unpopular
lary be measured by diseased public sentiment always the
safe with the eleventh hour who
whipped line by the changing thoughts and demands of the
people after they get sufficient courage throw yoke
oppression and the defense of what right
and just.
The league has taken the of some of the fe
lows who political nominations this and of the four
candidates for all of them satisfactory except
that is the of the governors chair the
who told the Legislature that if they enacted bonery
he would the BILL and through whose influence the Infamous
books.
Following is the given out for publication:
Julius Gunter Democrat In his campaign for election in 1910
Governor Gunter promised the people of this state that he would
urge advanced prohibition legs
of the legislature in 1917 Governor Guner
opposed law with all the influence of his admnistr
giving his solemn promise support it. and largely
his influence that the perm law passed He
consistently enforced the existing prohibition law He now states
that experience that the law is inadequate
situation and that he is favor Of will vote
publicly the adoption of the initiated bonedry law
Furthermore he will the next general assembly the
ratification the proposed amendment to the federal constitution
providing for nationwide prohibition.
Thomas lyman At the present time warden of the
state pentenary rendered splendid service the
hbon 1914 opposition the position his party at the
time actively campgned for the Since hen he has
aid possible the prohibition this and other
of his writings and speeches He recently stated
with united forces of the state heart and SOUL
boney law ratification of the proposed
federal amendment wartime prohibition The nomination
Of Mn lyman will be satisfactory.
Ballreich Republican prominent lawyer Of Pueblo
Record on prohibition For five during the
campaign 1914 Balreich accompanied Mr. Carlson and
nearly every meeting spoke for statewide prohibition He states
hesancy saying elected Of Colo
will do all my bring about bonery prohibition
will render aid possible ratification the
proposed federal amendment for nationwide prohibition The
inaton Of Mr. Balrech will be satisfactory.
Oliver Shoup Republican One Of the leading business
of Springs splendid character and prominent in
church activities For years has been absolutely
night and under all conditions the question Of proh