Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-09

ter. He has therefore thrown open the columns of the Kicker this week to newspapers and individuals and asked them to record their honest sen timents. It will be noticed that some of the opinions are very honest in deed.
 From Judge Truelove of this terri tory: Jim Hellso, hustler, editor, may or, postmaster and so forth, would like to be president of the United States. He'd make things hum and run bang up show. Cur ballet is ready for him. '
 The Lone Jack Recorder says: Jim Hellso, the editor of that blowhafd dishrag called the Kicker is far more fitted to run q hog yard than the White House. We don't know of greater scoundrel on earth, and why the people of Giveadam Gulch haven't hung him four times over is puzzle to us.'
 From the New Mexico Eagle: ''Our old friend Hellso has the presidential bee in his bonnet, and if he is not killed off within the next ten years we expect to see him in the White House He has never gone for anything yet he didn't get, and we believe he'd knock the spots off any man who has filled the executive chair since Lincoln's time. Go in and win, Jim.'
 Irso T,-;, of lo ooJy "We charge Jim Hellso with having coaxed six Chinamen into the noun taips and shooting them down in cold blood, the bloodiest crime of the nine teenth- century. That the murderer Is today brea thing the free air of Arizona is an insult to every honest citizen of the territory. We are ready at any time to make one of a mob to turn out and hang him, and that's what we think of Jim Hellso.'
 From the Blue Grass Banner: "Ye gods preserve us! That egotistical ass and general blowhard Jim Hellso of GiyeaGam Gulch wants to be pres ident of the United States! Could gall go further? Are the people of that section of Arizona drunk, asleep or crazy that they let this knockkneed, blatant critter mention such an honor in connection with his name? Away with him. Hang him well and plant him decpw
 From the mayor of Wolf Creek: "Jim He,lso is our candidate for the presidency any time he gets ready to run. He is modest, brave, pushing, honest, and his influence as an editor has been felt the world over. We be- lieve he has had to kill off some four teen different men in his time, but we also believe that the country is the bet ter off fof their demise Go ahead, Jimmy, and knock down your plum and enjoy it. The first day we saw you we predicted that they couldn't keep you on the grass long,"
 FEom the Clay County Record: "Jim Hellso has bobbed up again. He now wants to be president of the United States. Over and over again ill our col unns we have asked why such q man
  Arizona. but for some inscrutable req son he lives on and adds to his daily insults. Is patriotism dead in Arizona? Has deeency gone to sleep? Has man. hood become a byword and reproach? We pause for reply
 From Colonel Swift of Wolf Ranch: You don't toll me! We'll always felt that Jim Hellso had check enough for Wants to be president, does he? Imagines he has become popular favorite and that children cry for him? It's tte last hair to break the camel's back. I'll give the citizens of <Givea- dam Gulch one week ill which to rise up and hurl this Nero from his throne and drive him out of the country, and if they fail in their duty l will take him in hand and plant him so deep that all his relatives can't find him in a montE's search. By gum, but what is this country coming to anyway? President; Jim Hellso? A thousand times-no! Better death than dishonor, and you can tell him so for me-" I
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