The daily sentinel., 1905-07-01


prepared in every way, as the chief
city of western Colorado, to provide
them with whatever they need.
90.
II must be manifest to all that.
whatever the desire of the city might
be from a philanthropic standpoint,
it could not care for all the INDECENT
persons who are unloaded on this
city The city is not conducting
summer resort, as the officials in
some of the mountain towns imagine,
who persistently dump their charity
patients and poor upon us.
90.
Should anyone be particularly sur
prised at the raising of the red hand
of bloodshed and anarchy in Rus
sia? We hardly think that those
who have kept in touch with world
'history feel any great degree of sur
prise, even at the conditions at
Odessa. What is being done now is
only the flaring up of the pent-up
fires of volcanic nature which have
been suppressed for years by the
iron hand of the law That an abso-
lutte monarchy is to be overthrown
in Russia within the next few years
we have no question of doubt What
Will result if the flame of revolution
is not suppressed. even now, no one
may tell.
DO.
The individual is again coming in
to evidence who believes that be
cause he thinks a thing right that
men are traitors who believe differ
emily than he does. This city suf-
fered for many years because certain
individuals with ideas of their own
believed that every other citizen was
a fool or knave who did not believe
with him. There are always two
sides to any question and men may
differ and sustain the right to their
opinions whatever the individual
thought of the would-be dictators
may be. As for MS, we had an opin-
ion and maintained it. as all know.
during that strenuous period in the
city's history, and when the oppor-
tune time arrives We will give most
abundant evidence that we have the
force to announce and maintain such
opinion again.
90.
The pruning knife with which
Paul Morton is going after the sal
AIRY parasites who have been eating
up the substance of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, is whetted
to a razor-lille condition. The re
tainer of Senator Chauncey NJ. De
pew VI f=VsWNV anu lIdN VI lldNlN
Bennett Hill were Topped off yester-
day. Just think of it, that such men
were given retainer fees for nothing
else than to have their good will
These We're small and Insignificant
compared with some OF the salaries
that were paid by this company. A
salary of $4,000 could he earned in
that company by almost any sort of
head of department. Is 1t to be won
Il a .
quantity of life insurance was a peon
to such company The general sen
timent of the public is that it was
paying for the 100000 dinners of
young Hyde by the excess premiums
that they were compelled to pay for
the insurance they enjoyed II is
opportune that the affairs of the
Equitable We're exposed. 1t will
bring new life into that company
and force changes which will make
the policies of the company worth
having.
The people of certain section of
Wyoming, we should say business
men, are trying new plan to over
come the inroads of the mail order
houses on their business They have
compiled a list of ranchmen and 9TH
ers who make it point to purchase
their goods of the big Chicago mail
order houses of Montgomery Ward 4
Company and Sears, Roebuck &
Company These men they have
spotted, and whenever they endeavor !
to sell any of their ranch product in |
their towns. they refuse to purchase .
their produce. They have gone fur
ther. and pointedly said to these |
men who profit from the general |
condition brought about by these |
merchants. that they VIII, as an as |
sociation of business men. endeavor |
to see that their cattle and other I
products in eastern markets are boy
cotted, How the plan will work is
awaited anNiously by business men
everywhere, who suffer much from
mail order business. Their argument
is that through trade relations busi-
ness is built up in community. and
men who benefit thereby in having
a market furnished turn around and
buy of houses at distance which do
not in the least contribute in taxa
tion or otherwise to build up the
community, There is much reason
in the contention of the merchants.
90.
Contempt proceedings have been
brought against Senator Patterson.
The writ is returnable late in Octo-
Der. The case promises to be the
most sensational in the history of
Jurisprudence In the west. without
the proceedings We're brought and
the writ made returnable at such n
long distance ahead to satisfy the
clamor of the republican bosses and
that not much else will come of it,
Patterson knows his rights
as citizen they are just as inn
portant as the dignity of the supreme
court II is up to that point 10
know whether the acts of the indi-
viduals composing the supreme court
Of this state are not as much sub
ject of comment and criticism as
that of an individual. Senator Pat
terson charges that such proceedings
are an abridgement of the great pre-
rogative of the freedom of the press
Those who know Senator Paterson
know that. with all his faults, he is
a great lawyer, and that many of
the whippersnappers now barking at
his heels are those who have earned
his contempt and the contempt of
the public by small acts, not beue-
fitting them and for which they have
been criticised in Senator Fatterson's
papers Rumors of all kinds have