No woman has yet been dropped.
It may well be understood that this secret society of women, this non-partisan league of voters, is a thing to strike terror into the heart of a ward boss.

As a matter of fact, the corrupt politicians and the equally corrupt heads of corporations who had long held Denver in bondage regard the Public Service League in mingled dread and detestation.

Equally as a matter of fact politicians of a better class are anxious to enlist the good will of the League.

Last summer a Denver election involved a question of granting a twenty years' franchise to a street railway company.

Opposed to the granting of the franchise was a newly formed citizens' party.