The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-05-08

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can never be any Justice. anywhere.
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mind, Why : dispute Of this kind should
than that any. other dispute can Be con.
trolled In such way. surely u must
appeal TO the people who are restdenea
kind. no matter what they may be. ard
TO depend on intimidation. on turbu.
ience. on violence. on bloodshed and
scps to- grow .. sSs Sscoms me ssss
that We have n right to expect TO be.
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s auth srs scr sss..on iS needed
have suggested In my call that you
should submit to the people. to be de-
ton, authority for legislation to con.
hope that this suggestion will appeal
70 you e es,ns n nna seb
have been living during the past sig
months
Dssses 81 ssate Guard.
"The National Guard 10 not organ
ised with machinery intended to make
large part OF unframed officers. of
young business men, or those who
have had no experience as police Of
Il believe that. as experience has
pointed out In other states, that the
cheapest, the best. the most effective
We have had, IL the estabiishment or
q trained police force under absolute
civil service rules. so that the state
come .reat before they are sent to the
assistance OF the local authorities In
controlling the situation.
Il am sure. with the esta Adjustment
money would be saved. much life
would be saved. much property saved.
but thst such bitterness as we have
and. therefore, that any strained reia-
tions that might arise between con-
tending parties would be In q much
ment. and I sincerely hope that. while
our state treasury In not In good con-
dition for further expense. that you
In Nevada or Pennsylvania or other
such as I have mentioned"
vsssesee 10 District.
During the present strike condI-
tons there have been times when
large numbers OF idle men were con-
gregated by some Of the saloons.
Il have had appeals made to me from
saloon keepers themselves, to see IL all
the saloons could not be closed. show
Ing that even those men know and
al such times. in such a situation. 1
| am confident that when thes. disturb
ances arise. whore riots are imminent.
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governor only had the right TO super
sede those local authorities which
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many dangerous conditions
THE Constitution Of the United States
guarantees the right TO bear arms. but
| the country has found that under many
conditions that that right should be re-
stricted: and. II II IL constitutional for
the state and the local authorities to
REGULATE and provide against carrying
concealed weapons. rs a proper police
measure. II seems to me that the Gem
eral Assembly can provide against
tion In tines OF great danger in order
10 save life and property. The reason
Ii Just N strong In the one Instance
a. II In In the other.
Calls Crisis Grave.
Ladies' and gentlemen, I have not
| asked you to cOnsider q multiplicity OF
subjects. have called you together
here In what ] consider TO be q great
crisis and am only suggesting those
taking care OF this particular siiua.
III appeal te you no. :. partisan. but
this situation just a. thoroughly a.
facts. ali Of them: know them accar.
ately; and then act accordingly. and II
4 you do that. and ! have every conf
| yes. even the greatest confidence. that
4 whatever the result may he II will he
| worked out by wisdom and good judy
ment and will rebound to the honor and
| credit Of the state.
Il thank you for coming no promptly
and responding In this serious situation
10 well. and believe and know that
your patriotism, that your good iudg
meat, as shown by your actions In the
regular session. viii work out for the
very best interest Of Colorado
II thank you"
WILL NOT CONFER WITH UNION