La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28

good arc rabbits. sincs nbbsn
cant throw much Of ! scare into
the wolves. The wolves usually have
their own way.
Senator Thomas Secures . Fed
erai Position for His son-in-llaw.
was . recent heading In . Denver
Newspaper. with Thomas looking
after his son-in-law: I4eddy taking
care Of his son: Kenehan doing fke-
wise. Patterson compelling the city
ifitisi Of Denver 10 feed and clothe
Harry Bryant. his relative. aud
Pearce looking after all the ladies. Il
would appear that our capitol build
Ing might well Be styled Relatives
tnion !ii..."
Mother" Jones Is once more In
hook. or incommunicado. or what
ever II is. which. In other words. 10.
where she can do the least harm"
When . courteous militia officer. 10
the manor born. offered his arm To
the eighty-two year old strike leader.
and asked to be permitted TO assist
her TO waiting tAxicab. she respond
ed. like true lady. Hell. no; take
my bag" That's the most effective
way ITO save the constitution
cording TO Mother" Jones' ideas.
Five saloon licenses were put up 1t
auction At the city hall In Pueblo one
morning this week and went begging
for buyers s-notwithstanding the fact
that there vas q big howl . few
years ago When the number Of "a
looms In that city was cut down 10
100. The five licenses were among
those that had been forfeited or CIV
en- up since the first Of the year.
What's the matter! Do the saloon
men Of Pueblo already wee the hand
writing on the wall--"State Wide
Prohibition In Colorado. January 1.
1857"
Just imagine Theodore Roosevelt
purxuing q policy Of "watchful walt
ing''--if you can. Teddy would have
waited about thirty seconds after the
first serious trouble broke out. and
~ Ills time We would have forgot
ten all about that there vas such .
thing ~ = Mexican problem. We
don't know just how Il would have
been done. but We are willing to
gamble real money that something
would have happened. and that the
policy adopted would have placed .
very sudden auietus upon the trou-
BILE 10 Mexico.
In Brysn's younger days he made
n great speech In a Nebraska town.
ON one Of the chairs sat venerable
deacon. who held 10 the theory that
human genius should not be exalted
too much: all worship should be for
the Creator. He never missed an
opportunity to advance this theory.
Next to him sat = Bryan enthusiast.
who was In . perfect rapture over
the speech. When Bryan paused he
whispered TO the deacon: "Oh. What
great mani" "Yes." replied the
deacon. bat God Is greater" '.Of
eourss.' admitted ths sathusiast.
but Brysn's young yeti"
-
OWING 10 the feet that he cannot
secure proper financial support. Gov.
~rmoS Anmons has ansouncsd that
he iatssds 70 rsducs the nunbss Of
ioidsess II the field 10 sbout $50. ell
Of which Win - cavalry. TIE coss
of the campaign 70 date hes bssa
close 70 es7s.ooe.os. Of which
amount oaly el7S.oeo.ee has besa
paid. Ths soidiers have not bssa
paid for January nor February.
Many Of then ass IL soss straits ses
money. TAs vith1nval a he
troops viii probably nsaa more tsou.
bio but the governor takss ths 49,
etoa that he eaanos afford % ineus
any greater in1sbesAnsss ualess thsrs
h . pubiie sentiment sAat VIII sup-
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