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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Mr., Roosevelt a Panama
A estudiar el probIena

Washington, JUNO 26.-N presiden.
te Roosevelt, en- una nota para los diarios,
anuncia su proyecto de visitar el itsmo de
Panama a principles de Novembre con el
fin de estudiar personalmente, sobre ell te.
reno, las condolences en- que va realizar-
Sc la obra buscar soluci6n al conficto de
tendenclas contradictorias entire el Senado
y la Casa Baja. Ell viaje Sc realizara por
mar, embarcando el presdente bordo del
NayHo1Ver, sin tocar en ningdn punto
que no pertenezca los Estados Unidos,
porque un precepto constitutional lie pro-
hibe en- absolute salir de la republica en-
nng1n case. Sc juzga aplazada Ia cues
ton hasta la legislature de 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Alenanes en Londres,
Entusiasrno exiquo

Londres, JUNO 26.-Ayer llegaron a
esa capital los directories de perlodicos ale
names cuya vista Sc anuncl6 anticipada-
mente. Les recibi6 una delegation de ia
prensa britannica, conducl6ndoles en- Ca
rruajes al hotel Bristol, donde Sc les hos
peda. El pdblico demostr6 un entusiasmo
muy exiguo, viendo pasar con indiferencla
a los perlodistas extrangeros. Atrlbdyese
esta frialdad q las relaciones POGO amlsto-
sas entire los gobiernos de Berlin Lon
dres Anoche Sc celebr6 un banquete de
doscientos cubiertos, en- honor de los hues-
pedes. Presidia el minstro del Interior,
que pronuncG un discurso de toros cor
diales Respondi6 ell decano de los perio.
distas, hacienda un alto elogio del pueblo
ingles de sus virtudcs civcas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
EL DESARROLLO De PUERTO.R|CO
POr Beekman Winthrop
Traducldo del independents, de Washington.

| Is en- Rquel A6o era dc nueve cuerdas
81 Al por eiento del terreno total en-
cultivo Sc encontrRba plALtAdo de ca.
fe. Por eatos ndmeros 40 podra YER
con fscilidad que las riquexas que le
deribaban de ls expcrtse On de eats
producto 80 d!stribufa tXIensaments
y que de Su porvenir det 10 pros
peridad o pobr,za do una gran parte
del pals.
El gran adelanto que ae hA stec
tuAdo on 10 tx jortAci6n Del szdsar y
el tabaco en- loa dli'moS l3a iamAs 90
hubiese pod,do tf ctuar, 81 esos dos
productos no hubleseu eeibido el es'
tfmulo de un derscho ptoteceionista.
81 estA protection 90 hlcicle extensive
al cafe por medic de un derecho que
fucIus entire BY centkvos por cada
libra de cafe que 90 In )orte del tx
trsgero, 10 prosperidAd de Puerto RI
60 eltAra asegurada. Esto, conltiluye
por encimA delodo, 10 gtAn necesidAd
de la islA aeiualmente, bsne6c!aadoIe
con tel resolution no I6lo Puerto RI
co Eino tAmbi@o las Fllipinss y el
H.wAii. Cen 10 ayuda do IN dere'
cho protsecioniIts, eltaI tres poseSio'
mes de los Eatados Unidos podrfAn
producer un gran tanto o. Ciento del
cafe que sc eonsurne en- todo el pals.
NAturAlmente, los puertorrIQuen % no
eomprenden porqus Al cafe no 90 ls
proIeis como al szGlar J sl Arroz, y
Aguarda auciosAmsnte CUE sl Congre
30 legtsle & ese an.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Los reyes de Noruega
esperan q Guillerno II

Trondhjern, JUNO 25.-Han termina-
do las festas de la coronation. Los reyes
no regresan por ahora a Crlstlanfa, siuo
que aguardan al emperador Guiermo de
Alemania, que vendra a vlsltarles el ocho
de Julio pr6xlmo. Sc dispone una recep-
ci6n carinosa, organizandose partidas de
campo y cacerias en- les lagos. 81 rey
Akon cre6, para premlar servicios al pro-
greso nacional, varos titulos de nobleza,
repartidos generalmente a gran1es agri-
cultores industrlales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
NO ACATARRARSEi |

El cstart0 90 una enfermedad que
tiene mucha mas importancia de 10 que
gsneralmente 80 le Atribuye. In, sds
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, cuyas
funciones y tuerzaa debiliss profunda.
mente. Eseausa frecusnts dc q sordera,
Afeeta Ia vista, Ia nari1 y ls gsrg anta
y es gener almen!e por donde empieza
In tuberculosis 6 tisis
La mismA tacilidad y Il irecuen-
sia con que sc pessa un easarro, haee
9 las personas indiferentes para Gu
rarlo Ia gran mAyorfs no SO preocu
pA de los consscuencias
Los hafos trfos por IL mafana
tnmediatAmente dsspuea dc deiar el
eeho dormir con las ventanas abier,
'As evitAr las eorrientes do aire, son
prec aucio1ea muy buenaa que no euell
"a hAbsio el observarlss. Perc el
preventive mks positive, n4s efcaz,
la 'acll mas poaitivo , tAmbien el
lue sso1sejsn loa m6cicos, 90 In Emul'
.i6n ds Scot, dc Aceits de- hfgado dc
1aaElao.
Es torprendsnte Ia iuer1s, vitslidAd,
anergiA poder Dc resietencia que re-
oibe 81 cusrpo humane dc las peque
1aE desia de Emulsion dc Scott que 10
sdministran eoc eonataneiG. Esta
Dmulsl6n reeubre interiormente todss
~ parties dehiles vu!nsrables del
'uerpo y 10 pone 81 sbrigo dc Ia In.
tsccion eatarral.
De euando On eusndo apareeen
lndultrisles POGO eaerupulogos anun.
Gando enu!AiCres, vinoa 8 prepxYa.
dos loa que Stribuyen propie6 des
curatlvas que DO iienen y hasts bay
quien se Atrsvs 4 decir on letras de
.mprenta, Gus 81 pesr6leo 9 keroslnA
Is IN alimenle
Que ek 81 pttT6leoF Un &ceite niue.
a que Se usG ecmU combuatibls para
ip6riesf LIMP ~ m&quinas y para
u Nlimhrar.
wa sotstlreIs 'rdigeasihls Qre
pArecs ds d propfGss' sterciAl de- 30.
DO sliueL% Gus ga II AnimilAe On.
oue paa- a. srAH3s H. tubo inteAtn 81
ala mt t.,-esfst J s!u EeT AbAorbi-
ds,ura -uosIAneis 90 hn. Que DO
ere 2il- aurs 3e la~ p5opisd 4dss au-
rAtivA y Alint uLciAs del &eeits de
'gedo &c baeGlko s. te dtieas oue
petr6leo % IN Alintltt Para ma.
q ainas, podrfa pasGr, pero n6 VI ali.
mento para sl euerpd
81 leueis slguns dudR, prec untad
y vusstro medicol el os confrmar& es-
Ia verdadl y 81 estais eseaaos de fuer.
zAs, dc esrne y ds sAngre, % aconae-
lara cue tnmkis Ia Emuls!hn da Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Un globo dirigible
para explorar el Polo

Paris, JUNO 26.-Se han hecho nue.
vos ensayos, muy satisfactorlos, del globo
dlriglble de Mr. Walter Welman, destina-
do a su viaje de exploration hasta el polo
norte. Las maquinas desarrollan una po-
tencla de 40 caballos de vapor Asistia
el cuerpo de ingeneros mitares y el club
de aereonautas. Mr.. Wellman recibi6 mu-
chos parabienes. Ei globo es construido
por la casa Godard. Es el aparato de
mayor capacidad que Sc conoce en- el ramo
y posee y posee todas las condolences para
reaizar la empresa e1 proyecto, pasando
mas ALA de los 80 grades de latitud boreal,
La excursion Sc re5lzara en- el mes de Ju.
lo, para aprovechar las atlas temperatures
veranlegas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Sobre otro punto mas, 90 muy nss
eesArio que el Congreso legisls. En
muchos casosae les hA negado & los
nativos de Puerto Rico los dsrechos
dc ciudadanos dc los Fstsdos Unidos,
puez no aiendo extrangeros no les 90
biis las pre- cripsiones dc 10 Icy de-
naturalization. Apesar do ser hAbi'
tAnteS de isla que sismprs psrteneesr&
Allcs Eatados Unidos, 90 encuentran
en- peor condicioneS que cuAlq uisr
emigrAnte que acuds & nusstras playas
procedente de pAiaes extranReros.
Elloa Gran eonaidsradon como espa'
foles bsi o la standardization do eatN
naci6n y 10 es { ellos IN constants
motivo de mortiacsel6n J descontsnto
gus I'M pEtr CUyT SubsrIrfT nan aco
gido tan embellishments, Les piegua
una poaisi6n igual & 10 que ocupAbau
anteriorments con EspAHa. Lo meier
TO de Su status polftlso pueds que ID
lugAr 4 Cresr cisrio espfrita de In
tranquilidad que dsbe hacsrse dssapa;
recsr para bien de IL administr Aston
americans J la islA en- general. III
derecho dc 10 ciudAdAnia do los EstA
dos Unidos es vivAments deaeAda pof
todos y deSsan vsrlA spoyAda por los
funcionArioI amerieAnos On 10 isis,
por 10 cual es de eSpersrse sineerA'
mente que ell CongreSo la soncederk %
su actual session.
San Jusn, Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Junta E'coIaT De Yabucoa

EstA JuntA Eseo.Af, de acuerdG
Con 10 seeci6n 81 do 10 Lay vigenis
Anuneia VAcA1tss aus eSCuelas y hAc'
pressnte q los mas stros que deseen ira
baiAr On elias el sfoiprtxtmo, que pue
den prssentAr solicitudes con entsla
eI6n 81 Ola 1e. (orirnsrol de Julio, di
rigidAs 81 Secretario,
Instrucciorss del De fmen.o de
bsrn1insn, q 10 rteciss aeompAfAr
bl cert faAdc puede solo hlcsrse coma
TAR oil rtm ,ro, grado, y tiempo porqus
hA aldo eApeddo oil iImo, dando
euenta del por clento Cbtenido en los
sxansaes de ingieI 6lNmAmenie csls.
brados, J case & que pertsnece-,; si
Adv lnced, / ltermtdlale EltmenIA'
~.
YAhreA 3, P. r. JUNO q ie 1905.
i0Se J D6uLa
Pres dente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
(COncluSl0R)

Genera m snte Sc igncrA que el co
mercio de los EstadoH Unidos cor
Puerto Rico eS eonsiderAblemeute ma
yor que con las islas FIlipinas Tar
eltimulante demoItraci6n se dsbs prin
cipalmsnte al txcesivo aumsnto en- Ia
production do 10 eafa dc azdsar y o.
tabaeo. La exportsci6n dc szdcAr &c
ha duplicado en- los dItimos cinco
amos, mientrAs que el vAlor del tabs
co ha subido cast un 300 por ciento.
Los puros de Puerto Rico han encon
trado nereado, ain di6eultAd alguns,
"a los ESsAdoI Unidcs, J mrcho to
rreno que haStA ahorA hahlA rermR.
necido ain cultivAr 8 10 hAbfan dedi'
cAdo a otraS cosechls msnos prCduc
Twas, sc estsn sembrando de tabaco.
Ademss &c las dos coSechAs msneio.
nAdAI hay aiguoE alsntAdotes de ac
tividAd ca sl cultivo de chinaI, c:coa
, Algod6n de sseA Islands.
DssgrsciadAmente, 10 induatria
CAFETERIA no 90 encuentra pr6srera.
EIte producto iImAI hS repussto de
los etsltoa deatructoreH del eicl6n, al
cArxIrdo aCtuAlmerts Au txportAcl6n
el rs por eiento de 81 vAlor anterior,
Como oil cafe Siem pre- hA ado ell pro-
ducto cult.vado por los peQuefios TO.
rratenientes, eIte esisdo de eoaAs re-
vilts mayor IerisdAd que 10 que puede
iudicAr los nGmeros, Ssgd1 ell Censo
de los EssAdoS Unidos de 1899, ell pro
medic del tAmAno de ma fnna dA ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
DAMAs uNIONISTAS

Fl entuaiAlmo por la Union de
Puerto Rico es cEda vez mss crecisrts
an ell barrlo de Puerta de Terra.
Haata las nuisres son ALI partidariAs
de nussIra eAusa , somo prueba con.
tinuasi6n publIcAmos el sub eomile do
propsg anda organit Ido snIre elias J
que se compone de las IiguientesI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
VISTA Al GOBERNADOR

EstA mAhLna eftlvieron en 10
Mansion Executive, para IAludar &
Mr.. Wiu,hrop, nue,t'o bien estImado
amigo don Carlos n. Soler = 81 hiio
Carlos, que regreI6 go Ia IsmAnA al.
IiuA de los E tGdos I .idoI, donde
sigue con gran brillantsz una earrera
cleuti6ca,
El GohernAdor les dia2ena0 10
a,oglda MAJ fsctuoIa.
FL ioven soleE, { Z lien enviamos
nusstros cordiAlss saludoS, viene &
pAEar laz vacAeioneI dc verAno con 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
OfciRa del AtcaaFftteetee-f3uas AtcaaFfte dc ffa3guas

AVISO. -Ests Conceio muuici pa
hs diIpuesto que el dfA 26 del curIs n
to mes, durAnie las horAs que SO ex
presAlan, sea efsctuado el rsmate er
p6blisA SubsIta ds los siguIenteI ser
vlcios que b IN de ser presssdcs en- el
aio economist de 1906 $780,.
BSgSlss, 8 m. Exsraccci6n &c
bAsurAI, 10 so m. Alrmo ado p6
olico, p m. Medicir ss q Q. fermos
pob'ea J b 1Iuital Ia carload, 2 so p.
N. MGnutsnc On q dstenidos, 4 p m
Las IubassAs tsndr&n efseto On ell
salon de Ieaiones de 10 Casa municipal
Los plieYos On que ss sstablecen las
condicioues q1e hAbial de cumplir,
asf los licitadores como los remaHa.
tas de los ser clos indicados, estarSn
{ disposition de los qne interesen CO
nocerloS en 10 ofeins del Secretario,
desde eItA fsths, haStA el dfG %. In
elusive, del actual mes de JUNO.
CGguM, JUNO l6 de gO6
5-5s q Garcia Alealde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Las darnas de Russia
Llananiento a la nuier

San Petersbdrgo, JUNO 2o,-Un CRU
po de Glen damas rusas de verdadero infu-
10 socia. de alta posici6n 6nanciera, ha
dirigdo un lamamiento las mujer,s <de
los pases hbres, invitandoas que traba-
jcn para corregir los <lndescriptibles erro-
RESP del sistema que converte en- esclavos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

tAmilia , volvsrA Norris Ameriel
muy pronto para c0ntinusr sus e'tu-
dos supsriores, en- loI eusles su clare
ints'igsncIa J 81 conducts iaicloaa lie
aueuran un riaueho porve-it,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
POr Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"

a muchos de sus compatriotas El men
safe es sumamente moderado en- las for
mas, aunque energico terminate en- ell
fondo. Lo publican todos los diarios de
la mafana Sc espera que producira SEN
saci6n en- Europa y America, No Sc adop-
ia hasta ahora ninguna medida contra las
senoras que 20 suscriben nj contra sus fa-
milias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26

Cafe duchAEs hosl tuado en- Ia cae de San Fran
compem reformad osupAndo una ds as
ene vistaa 10 bahia pa
hAbscones soa persons para sm eomedor
ssmsrAdo pudsudo pasaro eg sa del hosei
sfable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
San Jusn, Puerto Rico

Presidents, RoIenda tshE6 Sc
eretsria, Rosario Rivera; TssorsrsI
BartolA Hsrnaodez Vocaleal DIoni4
ala de Je'd', FfsnclIcs Cor saleE, Ma.
RE MartfusE, FtancitoA Roble, Franz
ClIca Ottla, ksrfG Solo, AguaiinA Her.
ps 1des
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-26
Acadia Municipal de Canuy

aSb 90 8 ACor dkdo Eor el Ct n.eio
Ia subAsss Gb 'c, d. los ser vicIo, da
tAsdie.nssaett rm stobre,sy <A.n
taEelQn-G Cams oI.' ,or 81 p eIn.e se
hAee Saber que dt ho acso Iend,& u.
ger ell dts q de los corrlsnte, y a 10
una de su tarde en- el ssl61 de a casa
AicAldis, hs lG1do.e lts p.itgoa de
condlcioreI para d'sh,ss ba,t.a
10 SecrstAlia del y Inlsm soIo.
CRmpy, JUNO % de 1905
Pedro q Amad,r,
81 a cAlte.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Judicial convention
meets in this city tomorrow for the
purpose of nominating candidate
for district judge. There win be only
ton, that of Hon C. A. Pike, although
had Hon. F C. Perkins remained in
the race he would go into the con
vention with the support of three OF
the five counties in the district
Archuleta, San Juan and Dolores, but
La Plata county Republicans. through
the primaries, having decided that
Mr.. Pike would probably make the
best race. Mr.. Perkins at once with
drew. The Herald is not prepared to
say which of the two would secure
the most votes on November 9th, as
both have strong backing, but as Mr.
Perkins has advised the unanimous
nomination of Mr.. Pike his splendid
example should be followed by the
opposition dropping uncalled for re-
marks regarding Mr.. Perkins. The
Herald honestly believes that the
nominee of tomorrow's convention is
going to be the next judge of this jul
dicial district. The issue has been
made by the candidate of the opposi-
ton party and there is but one course
to pursue in order to win. The men
and women are clamoring for an on
portunity to show their disgust by
the election of a man who will meet
every requirement. And The Herald
believes Mr.. Pike will be equal to the
occasion. We believe La Plata coun-
t. is good for 500 majority with the
right management and this will car
~ every nominee on the ticket to vic
tory.
The Herald, therefore, sends greet
ing to the members of the judicial
convention, urging them to place
their nominee upon a platform that
cannot be misunderstood and that
will be compiled with to the letter
Judge Pike is strong with the voters
ard with harmony prevailing in Re
publican ranks and a county and dis
trict organization that commands
there will be something
doing until the last vote is counted
when a glorious victory will be an.
nounced.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
THE RIGHT BRAND.
iilverton Miner.

iilverton Miner.
Miner Is in receipt OF letter from
Ion. f. c. Perkins of Durango, say.
ng that his pame will not be present
ID as a candidate for the nomination
If District Judge at the Republican
judicial convention which meets In
Durango next Wednesday. The re
ult of the primaries In La Plata and
dontezuma having resulted In ma
GRITTY of delegates for Judge c. A
ike. Mr.. Perkins thus gracefully
yithdraws and will give his ardent
nd unqualified support to the
'hoice of the majority. This Is the
'terling brand of Republicanisn
which. this Miner delights to honor
instead of sulking in his tent, Mr.
Perkins Is in the field supporting
Judge Pike even before the conven
ion is held. Now. let's all get to
sether and do the same thing, to tn,
md that the Sixth District may hay,
| man on the bench after next Janua
". whom we will all delight to honor
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
THE REPUBLICAN MIDDLE.

That the Republican muddle caus-
ed by placing Judge Gabbert on the
state ticket will be strengthened out
satisfactorily no Republican doubts
for moment. The leaders are cog
infant of the demands of the people
and will meet them to the letter. The
vacancy and state central committee
VIII study the situation carefully and
act accordingly. The only possible
nominee among those before the con
yention IL Geo. w. Swink, the Rocky
Ford farmer who would receive a
strong support from the farming and
common people. There Is talk Of
Goudy, whitney Newton of Pueblo
and one or two others who will serve
the state ably in case they are hon
ored.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
A JUDGE TO BE PROUD OF.

Silyerton Miner.
1t Is now definitely settled that
Judge Charles A. Pike OF Durango
will he the nominee of the Republi
can Judicial convention at Durango
next week. majority of the dele
gates being pledged TO his support
The nomination win be a strong one
and Will commend itself to every Re
publican, a large majority of the in.
dependent and many of the Demo
cratic voters of the district. Judge
Pike Is an able man. well yersed in
he law, with the mental equipoise
which Is necessary In the iudgeship
His moral attalnments are en- a par
With his mental capabilities and his
decisions would be along the line of
strict Justice. If elected Cand he will
1e) the district would have judge
If whom every citizen would be
iroud.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
CONTEST NOTICE.


Department Of the Interior.
United States Land ONCE, Durango,
Colorado. Sept. 4. 1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this Office by Richard G.
Gaines. contestant, against Desert
entry No. 25s, made July rs. 1904. for
r. I'm. w. u. S. w. u, N. q. Y,
n. e. u S. w. V and N. w. u 8. \
y, Section IL u, Township "a N,
Range 8 w. N. NJ. p. NJ. by Herman
A. Scott Contestee, In which It is al
legged that said Herman A. Scott fall
ed during the year ending July Is
1906. 10 expend the sum OF one dollar
per acre in improvements on said
land and failed to file during
said year proof by the affidavits Of
two or more creditable witnesses that
the sum of one dollar per acre had
been so expended and failed to ale
the testimony required by law and
that the full sum of three dollars per
acre has not been expended in i'm
proving said land.
And that the sum OF two hundred
dollars which the said Herman A
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
JUDICIAL
CONVENTION

The Republican District Judicial
convention for the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict met at the court house at 10
O'Clock this morning, all counties be
ing represented except Dolores. b
w. Ritter was chosen temporary
chairman and Henry Berri temporar,
secretary, which orgaolzation wal
made permanent in due course. The
usual order of business was gon'
through with and Their Judge G. A
Pike was nominated and elected b!
reclamation as the Republican candl
date for District Judge OF the Sixtl
! Judicial District. A committee wa
appointed to notify Judge Pike OF tn
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20

Patterson advised Governor Pea.
body to call out the troops and pa
Republican mayor" said Charles S.
Thomas. in the little heart to heart
talk at the Democratic state conven-
ton the other day. This is the same
Patterson that denounced Peabody
for doing that very thing in times of
great peril.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-20
STEWARDS DEcLINATION.

The refusal of Philip B. Stewart to
make the race for governor under ex-
listing conditions is not a great sur
prise to the people. The Herald IA
start-before he became a candidate
for the reason we know him to be
prince among men, honorable and
Just in all his dealings, man who
would be governor and not tools OF
any click, faction or corporation. Any
one who knows Mr.. Stewart is aware
OF this. Up to the time Mr.. Stewart
became a candidate not word
against him-always given the high
est praise, but no sooner was his
candidacy announced than the Den
yer yellows started a campaign of
falsehood and villifcation, placing
Mr.. Stewart in the corporation chains
when nothing is farther from the
truth. Mr.. Stewart is the kind OF
man who believes that justice is due
capital and labor alike. He is not a
blatherskite of 1.-THE Patterson brand,
hence the daily attacks of his twin
papers. Mr.. Stewart was the choice
of the delegates outside the city of
Denver. Had Denver voted solidly
for some other man Mr.. Stewart
would have been nominated just
the same and 1t was rank injustice
to place upon the ticket an objection
able candidate. Judge Gabbert. By
doing this it looked as though the
Denver combination was in control
and that Mr.. Stewart stood In with
them. Ell Paso county. Mr.. Stewards
home, voted solidly against placing
the Judge on the ticket In this con-
nectlon The Herald desires to state
that it has the highest regard for
Mr.. Gabbert-that the state OF colo
RADIO should have supreme court
that cannot be dictated to by Tom
Patterson and his papers, and the
property interests OF the great state
can well be proud that the state has
not had a Patterson supreme court to
handle the situation the past few
years. But Mr.. Gabbert does not be
long to the Republican party. He
has never renowned allegiance to the
Populists or their platform and II
was not the proper thing for a he
publican convention to take up
discarded member OF some other par
( ty because he had the decency TO az
| right. To do right Is to displease Pat
| terson. No one knows this BETTE
| than Ex-Gov. Thomas and a grea
host of Democrats throughout th'
| state. at the same time it was not thu
fight of the Republicans. The Her
aid gave voice to this some two o
three weeks ago and the position al
sumed then Is fully justified at thi
time. although we favor giving Cat
bert full credit for the nerve he dis
played in daring to do right ana rae
the dispIeasure OF Patterson, and o
this ground alone this paper woul
have supported him for reelection
i. Just what the outcome will be cal
, not be surmised at this time. II
new convention is called The Heral
favors taking up some new man,
: placing Mr.. George w. Swink at II
> head OF the ticket. But with M
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