The Washington herald., 1908-07-03
AT THE HOTELS.


night. ''the magic name Of Roosevelt do
ing the business.
This year the Republicans have the
courage OF victory" continued the
Kansas banker, "and are being counted
on TO enter the new fight with a vim
This will be largely counterbalanced by
Democrats. who have been staying away
from the polls because they thought their
party strong enough to get along without
them. The managers Of both parties real
ize these conditions. and will bring in
speakers Of national note 10 coax the
vote out and keep T. out till IL Is cast.
There has been sedition in the DEM
ocratic ranks. The most cogent forces in
Kansas have been against all the slaters-
Bryan for President and Coward for
governor. Dockery FOR a Cabinet posi-
tion-rnost likely Secretary OF the Treas
ury, inasmuch as he is a banker-has
been the slate. The real managers have
been fighting against every one Of these
men. going from one Johnson 70 the
other JOhnson-from the mayor OF Cleve-
land 10 the governor OF MinneSota-and
they 90 10 Denver to-day willing 10 go
into the last ditch and fight there against
the nomination Of Mr.. Bryan. 1t is not
expected that these anti-Bryanites. who
are more bitterly anti-Stoneites. will go
to the extremity OF boiling the ticket
after it is nominated. provided the slate
goes through as already drafted. but
there are excellent signs that they viii
use the knife In a dexterous way and be
Of considerable aid and comfort 10 the
Republicans in November"
you don't believe that Colorado is an
agricultural as well as a mining commu-.
nifty" said Frank H. Jacobs. Of Lead
vile, Colo, at the National yesterday.
Last year Colorado produced nearly ST.
O00, 900 worth Of gold and a little more
than SS0O0.O0O in silver. while the velue OF
her agricultural output was estimated at
over $1O7, 10000.
'In addition. the value Of beet sugar,
made from Colorado-grown beets, was es-
timated at SIS, 600 and the value cf the
fruit crop at $7.0O0,OOO. Astonishing fig
ures. are they not, from a State that IS
popularly believed to be situated in the
/ center Of the Great American Desert?
1.-THE chief agricultural section Of Colo
rado lies north OF and in the immediate
vicinity Of Denver. and is known as the
Northern Colorado district. Irrigation IS
does not follow that farming In Colorado
depends solely upon irrigation. Expert
ments in dry or scientific farming have
lbeen successful in the eastern part Of the
State, but that is a subject Of which I
don't know enough 10 talk.
Politics? Why. Bryan. Of course, with
hands down
Speaking about the manufacture Of Gig
arctic paper. Raoul G. Mournet OF Paris,
who is interested in the business and is
al the Arlington, said that the rice paper
| Of which cigarettes are made has nothing
! 10 do with rice. but is made from the
membrane Of the bread-fruit tree, or.
more commonly. Of fine new trimmings Of
| fax and hemp.
| France makes cigarette papers for tbs
whole world" continued the Frenchman.
the output Of Austria and Italy being in
significant Cigarette paper should oe OF
the very best and purest quality obtain
able. and every effort is made by the
manufacturers 70 provide a paper free
from injurious elements and effects. All
the alleged harm OF cigarettes is due 70
bad paper. the deadliest thing a smoker
can consume. This manufacturers have
recognized, and the cigarette paper is now
as pure and perfect as possible SO light
is IL that 500 OF the tiny sheets 60 10 the
ounce. They are perfectly combustible
and give of the minimum OF smoke.
Before being rolled with tobacco they
are analyZed TO prove that they are free
from all deleterious ingredients. and that
they contain nothing but the purest paper
hber Only new material-fax and hemp
trimmings-is used. and these are thor
l a1 hv-
into minute particles. they are well mixed
BY a revolving fan. and reduced almost 10
dust This is placed in d solution Of lime
and soda In order that every foreign
substance may be eliminated. il undergoes
a thorough washing process, the water
being obtained from arteslan wells sunk
for the purpose
80 much has been said against the bad
influence Of the cigarette. If they have a
bad influence, it is not the fault Of the
paper"
Representative Warren D. Hoggett OF
Idaho Springs, who is at the New VIII
lard. speaking about the anti-injunction
plank in the Republican platform, said
last night that a radical anti-iRjunction
plank in the Denver platform would give
the Republican party in Colorado a plu-
rality of 5000, and would also cause other
States 10 give large pluralitIes.
Gov. Hoggett has his own ideas about
working men and the Injunction adminis-
tration. He said:
The workingman, as I know, is a "a
tionaI and reasonable person. He knows
that the safety Of every country depends
upon the protection Of property. and re
has intelligence enough 10 understand
and appreciate that if property is 10 b.
protected against unlawful acts OF vio-
lence the State or Federal authorities
must invoke the machinery OF either the
courts or the military. and I believe II is
reasonable 10 assume that the laboriur
man, as an intelligent citizen. prefers the
/ courts TO the military. No rational Judge.
sitting on State or Federal bench. would
have the audacity, it seems 10 me. to is
sue an injunction against a labor organ
ization to restrain that organization from
an unlawful act.
I mean to say that no judge would
presume 10 charge a labor organization
as body with the commission of an un-
lawful act. II would be an insult TO the
workingman. If property is endangered
judge may issue general restraining
order, prohibiting any persons from COM
hitting an act Of violence against that
property, but TO direct an Injunction
against labor organization would not
be thought Of by any capable Judge.
! cannot believe that the rank and file
of workinSmen are in thorough sympathy
with Mr.. Gompers or Mr.. Bryan. I know
the spirit of the man who earns his bread
by physical eNertiOn. for 1 have been a
laborer myself: and I have found All
workingmen pretty decent fellows They
are not unreasonable-not more unreason-