Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

The d. os.iss,Us ~hs .IF Es-
coisea taaa a.sE,asi1s frv a.sfsaa-
Oklanoala baa. are pseg o. oftrr
preofs TIA the ssAtaate, lank a.
yos.ls - a nsosf aesiE.bi, Pho
na2faph LAKE Ctsy
The Statc Railway 90 siau has
performed ne firss ~oEk ra iia ere
atIon-starscG nIandsaag Iicss-aiHez
on the state treasurer cover The
SALARY of its Bs.mhers has been
~ithheld ponaIBe q deci a. 10 the
cSnsfiiut ion.aliy D of the Bglletin.
Bred keBri 60
High tariff H. a sys Gf takiBz
moBey from tn. yocke one class
aud paitiBE n into the sois of aH
other class ID is no hin ..aro 0r less
than legalized tnievery. bod a political
party bailt up oB sach basis mus
become calioused and aH.ustoHaed 20
all other species of IL. cry Plain
dealer. oEIay-
Ne suggest the nam H1r Aaair
Wilson II Durango as .andidate Ter
tn. state supreme CoU ~ has b.
ability anl backbone a. l such a pe-
sition With credit to IH state sud
would make a fitting .ImpauiDn fur
Judge X. W Steele-H. only judge
We can see upon that bench from this
distance.-Item. Rice.
There was great bus ss disaster IN
Colorado aud AN exoa uf thousands
I OF people from the sta when the re
1 publican party stified HIT silver min
I ing industry Nov thH are after oBT
sugar beet industry under the leader
ship of the big f'ilip'uH guardian an
/ gel Great God d hosts be with ms
| yet, lest We forget. les We forget w.
| Herald, Fort Collins.
! 1t is saiG that Andrsa Carnegie re
ceives a daily incoMe 1l s75.0eo from
his Investments in III projected steel
] Industries. A reduciiuu OF the wages
OF the cotton mill operators In Masss
/ chusetts Is costing n. workers 81 800
/ a day. Protection seems to afford
| greater protection to fhD man who re-
ceives interest and d yiiends ON invest
ments N protected Industries than
/ the men, women am children Who do
the work. frotectiou IN the final an
alysis, fill more champagne glasses
than dinner pails.-Ilmes, Longmont
The man who is right and pursues
his course regardless II the fact that
his ideas are not popular will find pub
lie opinion running LIS way in due
time. Note that Bryans ideas IN
1896 and 1900 were denounced as idi-
otic, but the adoption of them by
Roosevelt has made the popular ap-
prOval come his way. These ideas
were no more idiotic years ago than
they are now bui the public has seen
"A great hight. Bryan was right then,
he is rish; nov and has been right
all the tIine.-N wspaper, Paonia.
Prof 3D. A langridge said today
Il have voted the Republican national
ticket SO long as | have lived in the
! United States. aud this is the fins
time for sixteen years that | was D.
satisfied with The party's nOminay
You may say fur ne that If Mr.. Bry an
is named at Denver, ! will give him
. my vote and wha-eyer influence ! may
possess. be it much or little. | am
not in politics. bg' II the great Repub-
lican party cannot give us something
in the nature 0l a candidacy better
| than a man who was forced on the
ticket by the use of presidential pat.
ronage u has n1 right TO ask for the
votes of the rank and file Camera,
/ Boulder.
After all what is the use of putting
an anti-injunCrIun plank into a plat.
form ami then hoisting upon il the
real inventor uf the labor injunction.
. William II. TJir' Men speak louder
than platforms nowadays. With the
single exception Of Judge Woods
of Indiana. Taft is more respon-
/ sible for the development OF the
| injunction as a means for defeating
organized labor in its efforts for its
own bettcrmgu- than any other one
| man. II he Is not The father of the