The newspaper., 1908-05-29

The way Bryan gets to the heart OF
things is a never-ceasing marvel TO tho
Republicans who have ever sought
with much hoorahing to divert the pub
lie mind from the truth.-Review. IT.
Collil.5.
The Republicans made a great fuss
while back about Bryan campaigning
In his own behalf. Why don't they roar
about Taft campaigning for Taft while
Uncle Sam foots the bill at the rate OF
si2.O a year?-Reyeiw. Fort Collins.
Things are coming about all right In
Congress. Mr.. Pinchot and his aKri-
cultural biz got n knock that he will
remember for a time. Whenever the
American people get their eyes open
to tn forestry business the whole
mess will be thrown overboard.-Ava-
lanche. Glenwood.
Senator La Follette's description OF
a stock gambler as n man who sells
what he never had for more than IL
ever costs" recalls the definition OF
promoter as "a man who sells what
he hasn't got TO some one who doesn't
"hNA ~ -N'ES i'hf'AH
Pueblo having captured the Demo
cratic FALL conventions. is preparing
for a Fourth of July celebration. The
Pittsburg OF the West is getting to
be a real hustling town. but OF course.
is too far away from Meeker TO ever
amount 10 much.-Herald. Meeker.
"A soup house will be opened at
West Seneca today as n result OF
meeting Of the town board and citizens
yesterday. Buffalo Express.
What, A soup house In a season
Of prosperity under n high protective
tariff? Why. the siandpatters have
been telling us for years that such n
thing was absolutely impossible.-Ava-
lanche. Glenwood Springs.
As was TO have been expected La
Follette's friends took Wisconsin del
egaions away from the officeholders
who were under instructions from
Washington to work for Taft La Fol
lette will be In the also ran" class at
thicago. He Is n real reformer and In
not wanted. Taft is n fake reformer
and. therefore. an ideal candidate for
his party.-Camera. Boulder.
Even though T. NJ. Patterson's nght
for the control of the Denver Demo
cratic politics proved fruitless. the Sen.
ator can find consolation In the fact
that
Peace can be bought with silence or
with lies
But he would rather censure bear, aud
blame.
guise.'
Item, Rico
Really did Mr.. Substitute Candidate
Taft need that presidential special
message and all Its twaddle about the
right OF labor TO combine and to strlke7
And does Mr.. Roosevelt think that his
belated effort to put the administra-
tion right will fool anyone7 Was IL
really necessary to tell the people that
the strike is legal since the people
knew II. much as they detest the strike
and many other legal things?-Trib.
une. Boulder.
This Is Democratic year and II Is
high time local Democrats were begin.
ming TO stir themselves. with the ma
uonal convention coming to our state
and the extravagant administration OF
state and county affairs by Republ.
cans the people are ready TO join In
and vote for change. A little energy
VIII make 1t easy this year TO break
through the solid front which the enc
my has heretofore put up.-Democrat,
Fort Collins
We are going to the next state con.
NenttOn md hnIn nj
OF common plug miners and farmers.
armed with blown up bladders and
stuffed clubs. and will find out once for
all whether Denver is the dog and the
rest OF Colorado the tail, or not. and
whether or not the respectable and
honest people of this great common.
wealth nave any rights which the cop-
founded political cormorants OF Den.
YER are bound to respect.-Plaindcaler
Ouray.