The chronicle=news., 1912-11-01
c. Of c. OPPOSES
PUBLIC UTILITY BILL
tCor:!su.d iron page oss)

Mr.. k-5. the WAN street broker
UhJ t. tTy!nE 10 get the people o.
Colorado 10 t0Iats iEeIr credit 10 bis
Wall street gI!euis. admits b. his
statement that :1IT million collars
.LH aot complete the tunnel He
aET-.s that his company will put uD
tie balance De- yoG ,Or one -irgte
believe that Wal! stree, Is so!cs 70
pug Ey four OF eight million dollars
aHI permit Colorado 70 hold ta- .!-Sl
l!e1s 10. II Will BE W 20 Colorado
20 nglsa II. tzn:.I NJ EfL also
guarantee, that AIs railroad will bac.
to;h yF.nC.yaI and !atsEes' =: he
can give > guarantee that l. good
enough for the p@op!. 0: Colorado
NAy 4ot give the siaTartee 10 Wall
street broker and get bis money d.
recl-
Do you know Of any railroad eoE-
srTgcrst through the Rocky noun
ia.H- Ia Colorado tina: has been
principal and Interest: This means
that for at least msay years the peo-
pl. o: Colorado have 10 ilf up
$3.50. 900 0a year and possibly two OF
three tlu-s that amount TO psy the
/ Interest on ,h.s. bonds VIII your
iitrl. stock Of merchandise OF your
farm stand this additional tsnt
What j. Newman Erb. that We
should loan him our credit How
IoHg viii the people 0; Colorado woF-
/ ship that boosting .plgrsm: What
Is good for Denver Is sood for Colo
Fato." Way not begin to practice:
'WAs, is good Tor Colorado must be
good for Denver" VI. al! admire
the Queen City o: n. Plains. We az.
proud that 81. s. the capital Of "a.
Sta:. wny not ask her TO DO some
ra!as for the state 0: Colorado be.
sides i.yyInS tribute on our hard
earned assets.
\ stop TO figure. assuming that u
z!il not cost Us more than $4,000
900. figure th. Iaier.s; or this for
/ fifty yes.s and then cccid. how you
want to vote.
Lawyers tell US that t this bill
is passed that II viii be declared Gn-
constitutional Suppose the SvpTen.
Court OF II. State declares u uncoa-
s;i;u,Ional and tn. recall 0: decisions
becomes a law. The supporters o;
this MEASURE would then -.call tn.
Supreme Court decision and force
,hi. Ubiquitous measure upon the
people. This is the tim. and place
TO sei,!. this bill for once and all
]. C. Beli ncA, discussed tn. legal
| phases 0! the public utilities bill. CO.
Ing into an exhaustive explanation OF
In. plbl.c utilities legislation In
Colorado and OF the work o: the
state railway commission and the It'll
I sa.ion resulting from the orders and
rulings Of this com iss!on. In itS
courSe through the high courts. He
sa.d that this measure contemplated
the abol!shG.nt OF tn. present com
mission and the doing away o; all the
labor Of that commission IN years
I past.
I A J. Woodruff Q! Denver -pok. ON
the amendment providing for i spe-
cial fund for III. state INN! grafton
/ bureau to advertise Colorado NJ.
Woodruff discussed at length tn.
splendid work don. by that board.
hampcTed by lack OF funds. In adj
vertising Colorado. Th. bill provides
/ for levy OF one-,wentieth of q mill
/ which will create fund OF abOu,
$2l 900 annually TO carry on this
| work. He spoke OF the permanent
I exhibits OF Colorado resources which
had been placed In tn. basement OF
I the state capitol building o, tn.
methods employed to advertise ia.
\ state broadcast. He favored the ss-
tabl!shment OF demonstration farms
in every sem!-arid section o; the state
and more particularly OF the need o.
carrying on a systematic and et-
fectlve campaign OF advertising for
the Pan-American exposition in 1915.
+. n. Day spoke OF I'll. school and
social center bill Mr. Oay gave
comprehensive talk. stating that the
| bill was originally designed by Judge
b. B. Lindsey to apply to Denver
| schools but that 1t had been whipped
into a measure to effect the entire
state He emphasized that tn. schools
should be kept out of politics but
that this bill not only put the control
of schools into politics but vested
power in one man. who might use his
power TO political advantage. The ei-
feet Of this bill on the schools o, this
city was explained. If commission
government is ever adopted in this
city," said Mr.. Day. "it will obliter.
ate the present lines OF School Dis
trict No l. and the city lines. and
give tn. school district higher as
scssed valuation than the city itself"
Mr.. Day urged that this bill be de-
feated.
II nrour, ~, ,tn,v,- to at.,,g.