The daily sentinel., 1912-03-22

Governor Marshall's slogan of
opposition to special privileges will
be great battle cry for the democra-
cy in the coming national campaign.
Canon City is to be congratulated |
heartily upon being able to raise S40,-
900 for a Y. NJ. c. A. in winter
notable for its dullness throughout |
the state and nation.
President Madero's life will not be
worth the proverbial thirty cents if
the unhappy chief executive of Mex
leo falls into the hands of the blood
thirsty General 0rozco.
People in this city who have seen
Indianas governor must have en-
joyed a laugh today when they saw
a newspaper cut faxed up" as a
picture of Governor Marshall.
As it does on every proposition,
the Denver News has carried its fight
on the Denver Republican concerning
the legal-printing scandal into cam
paign of persecution and vicious IL
rade.
The big dividend declared yester-
day by the Standard Oil Company
shows that the giant of monopolies
is still doing mighty profitable bust
ness in spite of the much lamented
order for the dissolution of the
Standard Oil Company"
With the North Dakota returns
added, the republican race for the
presidential nomination lined up yes
terday as follows: Taft, l41 dele
gates to the national convention:
Roosevelt, 80; LaFollette, 10. and
Cummins, 2. The Roosevelt land
slide is not yet in sight.
The managers of Governor Judson
Harmon campaign for the presiden-
tial nomination have arranged for
Observation-Disclosures primary to be
held throughout the state of Ohio.
This doesn't look much like a fear
of the voice of the people" on the
part OF Ohio's great governor
Cardinal 0'Connell vigorously de-
nounced the judicial recall and other
of the new reform movements. Per-
haps this is why the cardinal was
given the seat of honor above Gov
ernor Foss at the big banquet in
Boston the other night at which ban
quet President Taft was the most
distinguished guest.
Up to Wednesday night, and not
counting the big victories scored in
county conventions and primaries
yesterday by Mr.. Taft, the latter had
captured 149 delegates to the Colo
RADIO republican state convention, and
Roosevelt had total of 20 delegates.
1t is certainly an easy matter to pick
the man who will get the Colorado
vote in the national republican con-
Tention for president.
The announcement in yesterdays
Sentinel of the critical illness of the
venerable Senator Teller was read
With deepest regrets by the scores of
arm personal friends of the great
Goloradoan in this city. Henry M.
teller has been a notable and an in
fluential character in state and ma
lonal life for MANY, many years. He
'as deservedly ranked as one of the
'ruly great men of the west.
To protect themselves against the
operations of wildcatting building
md loan associations. officers of the
legitimate concerns throughout the
tate have formed league. Ira NJ.
heIong of Boulder, brother of Sena-
or belong of this city, is president
# the league. 1t is wise move
7'ent for the protection not only of
he associations but for the protec-
"on of the people generally.
Now comes the report that the Of
'c'als Of the state fairs of eight cen
raj states have decided to eliminate
rom the fairs ell kinds of freaks. in
Hludin" the snake eaters. the fat lady.
he living skeleton and the old-fash-
ned barker or spieler. Can a fair
uvive and not have these ancient.
'ime-honored and ever popular fea-
tures9 The fair managers, to be up
to date, had better leave this import
ant matter to a vote Of the people"