The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-12-04
The United States is Still in the Maxine


Many Of the bes. judges regard de Daily Taee.ph Of
London as the leading public ourn. Of the World What say.
concerning the recent election and the business future and eoo
ton. the United States deserving Of than passing con-
aderation. The paper says:
"M TAFT has been elected a. Mr. Roosevelt. successor,
and the American people, convinced that ese
safer sounde less sensational appointment viii settle down
wo, feeling that for time they safe from
surprises Business resumed usual and hat resu exceent
from commercial point Of for the United States themselves
will be good for the worlds affairs For veal u America has
become the great regulator Of trade The psychological moods
Of her mecal citizens have very real influence upoa the
material interests Of other peopes The United States. word
the ay wheel Of the worlds economic machinery.
From this point Of the end Of every presidential election
awaited with impotence and there perhaps
the close Of when the American people felt more
satisfaction than knowing that everything Ye to
outsiders there always something fascinating well moment
about these colossal Struggles at their tamest
The United States is still in the making. ike a vast
mathematical problem covering paper Of calculations
and yet nearly worked Every presidential campaign
important episode Of the greatest political experiments
known history Here constituency Of twenty million
voe twenty times than the fabulous compu
taton Of the hosts Of xe1xe Fwexs Of them 60 the bal
lot box and the whole huge process Of the poll completed in
day. This is enenty among the things they order better
upon he other side Of the Atlantic Though the campaign was
apparently the dulles. upon record reality full Of remark
able features and OF symptoms significant than many of the
eecns effects in the convued struggles Of the past
In speaking Of Presidents the Daily Telegraph conclude.
that Roosevelt has been the strongest President since Lincoln
The administration Of Mr.. Taft promises be repete with
interest and history making with the growing influential
and powerful in the forming Of policies and tariff duties Mr.
Il has just scored victory the machine in New York
state Iowa has sent Governor Cummings the United States
senate Kansas will send RADICAL and Colorado will replace Sem
aor Teller with at least younger
As the Daily Telegraph remarks The United States still
in the making" The the unfinished portion Of the prob
em Out Of that boundess the future develop
and the finishing work. The wise tell that
have wonderful prosperity and that the productive
Of the country be rapidly developed More than twenty
million Of dollars will be expended Colorado for
ton works during the coming year. This means the expenditure
of many millions the making Of improvements the build
ing Of and homes At the hearing the tariff the other
day brought that Colorado. owing her sunshine and
irrigation could produce sugar beets in competition with any other
spot earth.
In case the year 1909 should produce this down-pour
prosperity, has Juesbwg got her mush plate right side up9
A big meeting will be held at Grand Junction in
effort have the Havemeye people another sugar fac
tory the Grand valley Six hundred beet will be in
attendance and young Eavemeyer will represent the factory peo
pie Colorado the greatest sugar producing state the
Union and capital further promote the industry
The South Platte valley needs another factory and ulesbg
ought to be husng for it The factory may without the
asking but an cfcr might hurry the
Plans about perfected whereby all the remainder Of the
valley land on both sides Of the river between ucsbug and
Sterling, will be brought under irrigation This ought be that