The Winslow mail., 1911-02-25
READERS WANT FACTS
II Pays Best to Take the News
paper That Prints the Lar
gest Amount of Fresh
and Reliable
News

1t costs an immense amount of
money to publish modern metropoli-
tan daily. Such journal reaches a
vast number of people and its use
fnlness, if it is purveyor of genuine
and important news, is beyond esti-
mate. Each issue is a volume of the
up-to-date history of the world. Peo-
pie will often bear with scandal, false
kcod and all that yellow journalism"
implies if, along with the things they
detest, they get the news they want.
Some publishers are wont to boast
that they get two "scarehead" items
where there should be none-by print
Ing lie one day and taking it back"
the next. But this is an insult to the
intelligence of their readers.
There are newspapers that are con-
scientious in getting at the real facts
and telling the plain truth. Such a
Newspaper is fountain of satisfac-
ton. If it prints rumors which are
important if true, but which cannot be
verified at the moment, it prints them
as rumors and does not go into hyster-
les over them. Josh Billings said that
1T is better not to know quite so
many things than to know lot of
things that are not so"-or words to
that effect.
In all parts of the country the Den
yer Republican is noted for it's eff
cheney as news gatherer and its i'm
partiality in stating the facts. And
even those who do not agree with it
politically are for this reason fire.
quently warmest in its praise. On its
editorial and news staff are men of
experience and judgment, who can
usually spot false statement as soon
as it reaches them. They are not
"tenderfeet,'' but men for many years
In touch with the great interests OF
the Rocky Mountain region. In all
this region there is no other paper
that publishes during the year so
great a number of important items OF
news. It's correspondents, who thor
oughly cover all sections of Colorado,
Wyoming, New Mexico and adjacent
regions, are the most enterprising and
reliable that it is possible to secure.
In the place of inane "Funnies," the
Republican publishes the best of lit
erary matter and the most entertain
ing of fiction. The illustrations in its
Sunday magazine are by the best art
lists, photographers and engravers.
Its cartoons are humorous and pointed
without being grotesque.
The various departments of the Re-
Iublican include fresh news and care
fully selected matter for the farmer,
the miner, the workman, the house
wife, the children, the student and the
business man, in whatever line-for
all who want to keep posted.
The Republicans market reports
are extensive and reliable. Whoever
has anything to buy or sell should
consult them daily. In one sale or
one purchase the subscriber may
often save or make many times the
Irice of a years subscription.
The Republican is in sympathy with
every honest movement to build up
the Great West. 1t has no use for
charlatans and their get rich quick"
schemes.
1t is newsy newspaper, reliable
newspaper, and a clean newspaper.
Once a subscriber, always subscrlD-
er," may be said of it's patrons.
The subscription price of the Re-
publican is 60 cents month for the
daily, including the Sunday edition
and Magazine, and one dollar year
for the weekly. Address
The Republican Publishing Company,
Denver.