The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

Here's to the fellow that wins.
/ May he never be sorry.
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Here's to GREATER GRAND
/ JUNCTION, it matters not who is
elected.
Here's to the fellow that loses
/ May his friends be kind and consid-
crate of him.
1t is mp to the voters now. The
| iawsmithing is over, for which doubt
/ less we are thankful
Many a candidate for office, II is
| said. loses fraith in humanity after
suffering defeat We hope we shall
be spared this lesson.
TRY TO VOTE EARLY. 1T AS
SISTS THE WATCHERS AT THE
[ POLLS IN THEIR Cheering AND
IN HELPING TO GET OUT THE
/ TAIiDN ONES.
Vote the democratic ticket. not be-
cause we want you to go down the
line" for democracy. but because it
is the best ticket throughout that is
presented to the voters in this cam
paign.
The plank of our own personal
/ platform, as candidate for the may
orally. is \ GREATER GRAND
JUNCTION. without increase OF tax
alton. and a financial system modelled
on business lines
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Whatever my he the outcome OF
the election tomorrow. It is absolute
ly certain that the character Of the
canvass made by democracy for the
municipal offices has strengthened
the party greatly in the confidence of
the people
We hope to be at all times consid-
crate of the citizenship OF the new
comers, as well as those who have
fought the battles of the city for
many years, We need all the work
ing force that can be mustered to
make this A GREATER GRAND
II JUNCTION
III YOU CAN, TT Is BEST THAT
YOU GO TO THE POLLS YOUR
SELF AND NOT WAIT TO RIDE
. THERE. THE ONLY OPpORTUNE
TIME FOR THE WOMEN TO VOTE
SEEMS TO BE IN THE AFTER
/ NOON, AND THIS PERIOD OF THE
/ DAY SHOULD BE GIVEN UP TO
/ THEM As FAR As POSSIBLE.
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The candidacy of /. n. Bunting for
/ the mayoralty gives Edwin Price ann
/ pie opportunity to vent his spleen,
/ caused by loss of business Had the
citizens of Grand Junction had to
| wait until the activity of Edwin
/ Price had been aroused to attempt
some public work. they had waited
a long time.
The socialist publication thinks
thar the Elks are wise sort of fell
lows in securing so many candidates
on the various tickets. Our socialis-
tic friend is unwittngly paying the
Glks compliment. They certainly
would not be found on the tickets
as nominees ii they were not the
BtesD Pteoplel Onl EtarthJ.
In the matter OF the candidates
for marshal, few Will hesitate to say
that Charles II. Wallis would best
serve the interests Of the public. We
believe that he will make the best
marshal the city has had in years.
and that the confidence OF the pub
lie. given him by a splendid major
ity, viii nerve him to make show
ing for himself Vote for Wallis for
marshal.
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The republican organ admits the
truth of the efforts that Mr.. Bunt-
ing has made TO build up the city.
but says it would have been better TO
have had some old-timer recite them.
than a gentleman who has resided
here but two years. We have no.
ticod usually that Nj, Price and his
kind have no time for newcomers.
and they think that they should wait
a dozen or more years before being
permitted to figure in public matters.
or better yet. seek the permission of
the big five II what has been re-
cited OF Mr. Bunting's connection
with public matters is the truth. what
matters IL who reeites them.