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Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08
DEMoczAr1c TICKET

For President
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
of Nebraska
For Vice-President.
JOHN WORTH KERN
of Indiana.
For United States Senator for Colorado
CHARLES ]. HUGHES. JR.
Congressman-at-Lar
EDWARD T. TAYLOR
Congressman of First District
JUDGE A. W. RUCKER
Congressman. Second District
JOHN A. MARTIN
For Governor
JOHN F. SHAFROTH
For Lieutenant Governor
S. r. FITZGARRALD
For Secretary of State
j. B. PEARCE
For Treasurer of State
w. j. GALLIGAN
RoADY KENEHAN
For JOHN AttSr1sS to. HxSRSsTT SsRs5al
For Judges of Supreme Court
$. II. WHITE. w. A. HILL, MORTON s..
BAILEY, GEORGE w. MUSSER
For Regents of State University
RALPH TALBOT, ETHELBERT ADAMS
For Superintendent Public Instruction
MRS. KATHERINE NJ. COOK
For Railroad Commissioners
\. =. ANDERSON, w. L. SEELY,
d. H. STALEY
Presidential Electors
c. S. THOMAS, DIR. b. L. JEFFERSON,
;. N. WHEELER, DEXTER T. SAPP,
L. ]. EARHART
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Fran Goudy, Republican chieftain,
told the state convention he did not
believe the party could carry Colo.
RADIO. This testimony and wisdom.
from out of their own mouths is In.
teresting and instructive. and no one
will deny Mr.. Goudy's nowledge ana
intuition.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Wall street is on top and patriotism
sleeps. What would Lincoln say of
cur imperialism and colonies? What
he did say on such subjects was that
no man is good enough to govern an
other without the consent of the gov
erned
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Bismark said of suffrage, that ii
would result in the government of the
house by its nursery. Well, gov
ernment by nursery is preferable to
government by political harlots in
pantaloons.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Standard Oil refuses to be investi
gated and will not answer questions
Some day either the government or
the people will throttle that snake
into proper realization that it is not
bigger than all the courts and all the
law.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Peabody and Jesse Mcdonald stole
Colorado, and then Guggenheim
bought it. No wonder they think they
own it.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

1t may be that some men can not
stand prosperity, but millions of them
never had a chance to try
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

1t is the petted and pampel ed ga
loot with wads of money which he
did not earn who is the menace to the
peace and happiness of our I.eople.
The man who tolls loves his country,
its flag and its institutions.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

We believe Adam was an Internal
knave for giving the woman away
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Fall approaches so gradually that
the straw hat fingers in its lap and it
is hard to tell where cantaloupe
leaves off and fried sausage begins,
until one remembers Frank Goudy's
admonition that November IS nigh
and the country must be saved.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Grand Old Party is falling fast, in
which it differs from the price of meat
and groceries.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The tariff should be reduced oa
nearly every article manufactured by
trust.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08
POLITICAL AND OTHER

Do not be lukewarm or a mugwamp
and give to your party and country
the kind of love an incubator has for
its chickens.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Colonel Ed Brown of Aspen pre-.
diets both prosperity and Republican
success. That is paradox. like unto
a drunken prohibitionist, as the re-
cent panic proved. Colonel Ed has =
hair-trigger mouth.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The Colorado Democracy has nom.
mated a man for governor who is
neither an agitating aiarmist nor n
corporation czar. He is for all the
people, not for any one class, end will
be elected
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Owing to slight crimp in the tail
trust can only declare a dividend OF
s60,000,000 this year and working
mems savings have disappeared like
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The st. Louis GlobeDemocrat says
silver can be produced at 20 cents an
ounce. The GlobeDemocrat is great
and powerful paper. also a great and
powerful liar.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

A firm in New York is advertising
to sell decoction which they claim
will raise the dead. Tom Platt. Sen
ator Depew, Ex-Governor Peabody and
State Senator Morgan all ought TO get
some of ii.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Mr.. Jesse Mcdonald o. KID the
Peabody million-dollar war debt, in
cluding champagne for Sherman Bel!
and Bulkley Wells
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Guggenheim is trying to dodge his
record, as hard as any cur ever tried
to outrun the tin can tied to his tail
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The Gabberts, the Buchtels, the
Evanses and the Guggenheims will al
ways find followers, because suckers
never get to be trout.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

There are 1000 100000 nerve fibers
in the human body Senator Simon
has all of his in his gall
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

MI. jesse Mcdonald y. KID the
Peabody million-dollar war debt, in
cluding champagne for Sherman Bel!
and Bulkley Wells.
The Gabberts, the Buchtels, the
Evanses and the Guggenheims will al
ways find followers, because suckers
never get to be trout.
Guggenheim as little sawed-off
runt, but his head bulges out like a
Rocky Ford cantaloupe, much to the
sorrow of Evans.
Laziness is the microbe of crime.
A hog sometimes gets enough. but
Republican never.
There ought to be more Abou Ben
Adams.
You can't hide case of swell head
from the world.
The modern decollete ball shows up
lot of living pictures.
Five dollars will go farther at the
grocery store than On roulette
wheel.
If you lose your heau oy drink you
will find it fast enough next morning
The side of the poor and oppressed
is the right side to champion. Christ
was poor and oppressed.
Guggenheim is trying to dodge his
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Napoleon Evans is now up against
a Waterloo.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Colorado <Republicans already have
political heart failure.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The side of the poor and oppressed
is the right side to champion. Christ
was poor and oppressed.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

If you lose your head oy drink yo
will find it fast enough next morning
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Forty thousand idle freight cars;
5000 idle locomotives; 100000 idl.
railroad men. Moral: Take another
grab into the Republican prosperity
bag and draw n full dinner pail
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

For Superintendent Public instruction
MRS. KATHERINE NJ. COOK
For Railroad Commissioners
d. H. STALEY
Presidential Electors
S TH4MAs' H,}1LAI I1 DR. b L JEEFERsoN.
T. ]. EARHART
POLITICAL AND OTHER
POT SHOTS.
Do not be lukewarm or mugwamp
and give to your party and country
the kind of love an incubator has for
its chickens.
which it differs from the price Of meat
and groceries.
The tariff should be reduced oa
nearly every article manufactured by
trust.
Peabody and Jesse Mcdonald stole
Colorado, and then Guggenheim
bought it. No wonder they think they
own it.
Fall approaches so gradually that
the straw hat fingers in its lap and it
is hard to tell where cantaloupe
leaves off and fried sausage begins,
until one remembers Frank Goudy's
admonition that November IS nigh
and the country must be saved
Owing to a slight crimp in the tail
of Republican prosperity, the steel
trust can only declare dividend of
s60,000,000 this year and working
mems savings have disappeared like
a rats tail through hole in the floor
The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat says
silver can be produced AT % cents an
ounce. The Globe Democrat is a great
and powerful paper. also a great and
powerful liar.
Napoleon Evans is now up against
a Waterloo.
The Colorado Democracy has nom.
mated a man for governor who is
neither an agitating aiarmist nor q
corporation cZar. He is for all the
people, not for any one class, and will
be elected.
Colonel Ed Brown of Aspen pre-.
diets both prosperity and Republican
success. That is paradox, like unto
drunken prohibitionist, as the re-
cent panic proved. Colonel Ed has =
hairtrigger mouth.
There are 1000 100000 nerve fibers
in the human body. Senator Simon
has all of his in his gall.
In poker and politics the lcser is
bluffed.
This great and glorious country al.
ways has something to be thankful
for. Both Debs and his mouth have
left the state.
Mr. Guggenheim has made sau
mistake in thinking ~ - ,nr deg ana
Colorado the tail.
The name Sacramento means mud
Mr. Taft's name Will be Sacramento
in November.
The &. o. p. Agricultural College
scandal is getting to be chestnut. A
scandal TO be interesting must have q
woman in 1t. AS It is. 1t only has a
Drake.
Al the Republican state convention
band played Annie Laurie" Ought
20 have played Annie Rooney"
The largest flow of natural gas In
Colorado. except Bill Stapletons was
struck recently at Florence.
While 1t is difficult to support a
sealskin woman on musllrat income,
II Is also difficult to support any fam.
lily at all since the trusts raised the |
prices on all necessities 60 per cent !
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Five dollars will go farther at the
grocery store than On roulette
wheel
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Guggenheim as little sawed-off
runt, but his head bulges out like a
Rocky Ford cantaloupe, much to the
sorrow of Evans.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

There is no hostility against CAPT
tai in this country, but no capitalist
nor even crowned king, nor lord oi
high degree. shall oppress American
manhood or starve out the virtue Ol
American womanhood
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

In poker and politics the leser is
bluffed.
This great and glorious country al.
ways has something to be thankful,
for Both Debs and his mouth have
left the state.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Bismark said of suffrage, that it
would result in the government of the
ernment by nursery is preferable to
a government by political harlots in
pantaloons.
Wall street is on top and patriotism
sleeps. What would Lincoln say of
cur imperialism and colonies? What
he did say on such subjects was that
no man is good enough to govern an
other without the consent of the gov.
erned
Standard Oil refuses to be invest
gated and will not answer questions.
Some day either the government or
the people will throttle that snake
into proper realization that it is not
bigger than all the courts and all the
law.
1t is the petted and pampei ed ga
loot with wads of money which he
did not earn who is the menace to the
peace and happiness of our I.eople
The man who tolls loves his country,
its flag and its institutions.
A firm in New York is advertising
to sell decoction which they claim
will raise the dead. Tom Platt Sen
State Senator Morgan all ought to get
some of il.
There is no hostility against capi
tai in this country, but no capitalist,
nor even crowned king, nor lord of
high degree. shall oppress American
manhood or starve out the virtue OF
American womanhood
No man should have vote who
doesn't know how to use it,
Debs is both a red-mouthed anarch.
list and a Republican annex.
As usual, the Hearst and Socialist
campaigns are being financed by the
Republican uusts.
or late years humanity and justice
have got mixed up 100 nucn with
money.
Providence won't help man who
won't work. Providence has troubles
of It's own.
Rev. Billy Sunday says he is an
anti.saloon Republican but is going to
vote for Bryan.
So much mining IL going ON i'm Col
orado now, besides oriiing for oil
wells that the state Is getting as full
of holes as "A Swiss cheese. or J. Nc.
Donald's political record
Forty thousand idle freight cars:
5000 idle locomotives; 100000 idl.
railroad men. Moral Take another
grab into the Republican prosperity
bag and draw full dinner pail.
Colorado <Republicans already have
political heart failure.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

SO much mining IL going ON i'm Col
orado now, besides oriiling for oi
wells, that the state is getting as ful
of holes as a Swiss cheese. or j. Nc
Donald's political record.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

While It is difficult to support u
sealskin woman on muskrat income,
II Is also difficult to support any fam.
lily at all since the trusts raised the
prices on all necessities 60 per cent.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

The largest flow of natural gas in
Colorado. except Bill Stapleton was
struck recently at Florence.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Rev. Billy Sunday says he is an
anti-saloon Republican but is going TO
vote for Bryan.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-08

Mr.. Guggenheim has made sau
mistake in thinking - - ,nr deg ana
Colorado the tail.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
NEW CITY F1REBoAr IN ACTION AT YESTERDAYS REVIEW.

mort il would appear that Mr. Whtridge had en-
tirelv overlooked the fact that the issue was made
70 nav off the floating Indebtedness OF the Third
avenue road and the companies il controlled This
Indebtedness was placed at S22.9I96SO SS Mr.. WINS
saws i'll his history of the Third avenue system:
1T would appear that there came into the treas
urv of the Third Avenue Railroad Company, after
the payment of all its Indebtedness other than its
funded debt the existed at the time of
the mortgage, the of $I055i,35l 80, the ex-
penditure OF which was under the terms OF the
lease entirely in the hands and under the control
of the lessee, the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany."
The discovery Of the methods of that expendi-
ture. Mr.. WINS says. is up to the receiver. Even
if il in the commissions province under
take that work Mr. Wins doubts whether exact
conclusions could be arrived at in view of the fact
that the books of the Metropolitan for the nrst
two years following the date of the lease have
been destroyed and that part of the books of the
Third Avenue Railroad Company cannot be found.
In making his closing statement TO the work
accomplished in the investigation Mr. WINS said
he wished devote himself 10 the work OF tne
New York Charter Commission and to his regular
practice. Chairman WILCOX who presided at the
hearing, in expressing his appreciation Of Mr..
Ivinss work said the city and the state we're
greatly indebted to him for the faithfulness, care
and ability which he had shown throughout the
Investigation
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Yorker" said Deputy CHEZ Kenlon. commodore
Of the fire fleet. She's fine boat but the new
ones have il on her ard there'l be never water
front fire that live against them
Perhaps il was welcome the new hre hgnt-
ers the James Duane and the Thomas Wfett. that
the fleet was on parade yesterday before Admiral
Mcclellan commander in chief of the land and
water forces of the city Perhaps II was just 10
show what the Fire Department could do to-day
to such fire that which ate up the Hoboken
docks in 1890 Certainly Chief Kenlon his men
and his boats gave exhibition that won unst1nt-
ed praise from the Mayor. cheer after cheer from
the thousands that lined Battery Park and. best
of all. a smile and hearty handshahe from Chief
Croker he stepped ashore
The seven boats that make UP the regular fleet
strainfng at their moorinss at the Battery at
O'Clock. and ready TO dart away. was the Nelox,
from which the Mayor reviewed the parade With
him were Commissioner Hayes. Deputy Commits
soner Whitney and Secretary Iarney.- OF the Fire
Department: Chief Croker. Deputy Chief Lally,
Deputy Chief Kenlon who directed the manoeuvres
and several others connected with the city govern
ment.
Up on the balcony. outside Chief Kenlon's room
in the house of the company. were Cardinal Logue
Bishop Browne of Queenstown and Monsignors
Hayes and Lavelle. Other spectators. guests of
Commissioner Spooner of the Department Of Docks
and Ferries. Controller Metz. President Nc
GOwan Of the Board Of Aldermen and Governor
Higgins of Rhode Island.
The Mayor immensely interested in the boats
hat wanted go all over them. He couldn't tire
Chief kenon. but Commissioner Hayes soon
gave out under the strain. saying that the Mayor
like we'll trained athlete and Chief Croker
was putting bit when the inspection over.
When the Mayor had been satisfied the Velox
cast off. and she got the other boats fol-
lowed. First the New Yorker. then the WILL
lam I. Strong the George 3 Mcclellan. the Abran
5. Hewitt the Zophar Mills. the David \. Boody
and the Seth Low The boats kept their intervals
well the batteshps their way to the Pa
cific and steamed up the North River TO Rector
street. There they turned and with every stream
full pressure. swept around again in front OF
the crowds in Battery Park Behind them. start
ing from Jersey City. the Duane and the
Willett called the Dreadnoughts of the fleet with
great streams shooting from their towers-a fine
aid for fighting fires in big double-deck piers.
Then when all had swung around. the seven old
boats formed in line for review. Then the Velox
drew out of range. and at a wigwagged signal all
seven started their streams. The boats
of sight in the spray in moment. entJ-fou-
nozzes hurled sixty-one thoUsan gallons of water
a minute into the bay. This lasted for few min
utes. and then it all over, and the fleet dis
persed.
Alexander Miller. who built the boats. and
Professor A j. Mclean. who designed them up az
Webb Academy. board the Willett. and
came ashore happy their work CON
gratulations of Commissioner Hayes and Chief
Kenlon.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Guatemala and Haytt; Pedro EseauieI Rojas ex-
Minister of Foreign Affairs OF Venezuela: Manuel
de j. Galvan. ex-MFnister Of Foreign Affairs Of
Santo Domingo, and Perry Allen. counsel for Senor
Fia1o.
The claim that caused all this fornaIity wa,
originally N47. and contracted in Havana in
1865. when Senior Fiano was consul there 1t rep
resented bill for board and lodging that he owed
A Carl who had been his friend. For time dur
ing his stay there. Senior Ffalo explained he lent
money in various amounts TO Senor Carl. Then a
revolution was started in Santo Domingo that de-
posed the government from which Senior Fia1lo
drawing hi salary. When the change came the
salary ceased and for two or three months the
consul without it, and the board bill grew
He returned to his country. and when he offered
TO settle with Senor Carl for S147 he said he was
surprised that his friend demanded much more
which he refused to pay Senior Carl. under date
Of December ,. 1906 asked for $3.50 80
Senior Fiallo appointed New York Senior
Carl wrote 10 him under date of June p 1905.
ing for s42s ~. which indicated him that either
else Senor Carl had faulty system of bookkeep-
ing Subsequent bills proved the latter 10 be the
case. for of August p was for S292 81 one OF
November 10 for s3S2 cS and of January Is 1901
for $.rS Is So the board bill 1uctuated up and
down. Senior FiaTo holding his offer of s147.
Then a little while ago Sefor Carl engaged a law
yer in this city the consul generaI-he was
not for which amount The lawyer gave to a
newspaper a story which placed Senior Fiallo in the
light of a ''welcher' but that did not cause
Senor FiaHo to from his offer of sf7. which
the lawyer finally accepted. giving full release
Following this victory the vindication
yesterday. at which the consul general had sonne-
thing say about what he intends doing with
Senor CARTS lawyer
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
ITIN.S ENDS CAR INQUIRY.
Submits Report to p. S. {. on Long
General Investigation.

The general investigation into the affairs Of the
street railroads of greater New York. which was
begun bv the Public Service Commission in July
was practically wound up yesterday afternoon
when William NJ Wins. the special counsel Tor
the commission, submitted in evidence some tnou-
sand or more pages OF abstracts and summonses
covering practically the entire history OF the roaos
as far as obtainable.
In doing so Mr. Wins pointed out that since
the investigation begun practically every sur
face read in Manhattan and The Bronx had been
nlacad by the federal court under the control OF
receivers thus taking out of the hands OF the
commission all financial investigation OF these
roads except as affecting their proper maintenance
and operation. With the determination or the as
sets of the companies and their proper dlStrloutloI
as we'll as with the enforcement of the crHlihSh
law in case of wronsdoing, the COMMISSION he
nofnted out had nothing to do
In a summary of the history of the Ihlrd avenue
"a I1road system from February. 1890, when II was
threatened with insolvency. down to the present
time Mr. Ivns makes special reference TO the DoIld
issue of $50 OO0O00 made by the Morton Trust COM
rhnv at the time of the lease Of the Third avenue
system to the Metropolitan Street Railway COM
pany As to the expenditure of the proceeds OF TINS
issue Frederick w Whitrdge the receiver OF inc
Third avenue road. in his report to the oondhoio-
ably cost 100000 to discover From MI lVlns re-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
SUBWAY BIDDER OUT
On Eue of 4zcarding Brooklyn Con,
tracts J. p. Graham WithdrdzCs.

James P Graham said last night that after a
conference with Chairman Wilcox yesterday after
noon he had decided to send formal letter TO the
Public Service Commission asking permission to
withdraw his bids for building two sections of the
Fourth avenue (BrooklynJ subway He gave as his
reason for doing this mis- failure TO take into con-
sideration when making his bids certain matters
which might affect his ability to accept the con-
tract.
Although Chairman Wilcox will not be present
at the regular meeting of the commission this
morning it is not improbable that the award
ing OF the contracts the bids for the six sec
tions of the Fourth subway will be made
Mr.. Wilcox will start this morning for Norwich.
n Y TO make an address tonight. He said that
his associates were fully of his views in re-
gard the contracts.
The bids for the contracts on the subway were
opened just two weeks ago. Although the COM
mission had taken the stand that the contracts
should be awarded to the lowest bidder on each of
the six sections, doubt was entertained as
to whether Mr. Graham, whose figures for the
work on contracts Nos and were the lowest
would be successful in getting the contracts. His
aggregate bid for the railroad work and pipe gal
leries Section No. about $4,000 below
the next lowest bidder. and contract No. his
estimate the railroad work more than $780,.
600 in the lead.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
WOMEN RUSH FOR DREAMLAND JOBS.
General Uprising Of ''Barkers" and 'Bally-
hoo" Men Now Threatened.

With women "barkers'' and "bayhoos'' in front
OF the big shows. DreamIand will open its latest
attractions tomorrow. While hundreds Of appli-
cations have been received by William 4. Ellis
from women who want TO take the places Of the
men. many protests have been made that a gen.
era1 strike OF 'spielers. "ballyhoo'' men and
''barkers' is threatened. and the movement to
pIoy will be fought by all the members OF
the Order Of Barkers and Ballyhoo Men,. which
was organized This week
At a meeting held yesterday DR.. H Raw Cannon.
who was the manager Of the 'barkers'' and "bally
hoo men the Ellis shows last year. advised the
men 10 retire. and at the time said that the
women would not last in their neg places. Sam
I.owenthal the president of the Organization. ad-
vised a general fight. and every arrangement has
been made combat the plan
The concessionaires have elected T. J. Ryan.
William A Ellis and Eduardo Broker 70 uphold
the won1en's rights. AT a conference with Miss
Mary Coleman of the Womans Protective Suffrage
Union assurance was given that every job could
be filed by if the men decided 70 leave