The Denver star., 1914-10-17
Carlson, The Man OF
The Hour.
Why Colorado Is Going Republican BY
Landslide.
with All Our Might For Every Right, With Right To
Live Is Right To Work"
Republican Party Negroes Greatest
Hope.

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Hope.
~EORGE A. CARLSON. Republican Candidate TO
" Governor believes in good roads, and in his opening
speech of the campaign he went on record a
tronolv avornp constructive work the building of tn
chief which the construction, maintenance
Improvement of the highways.
This emphatic endorsement of the good roads work ii
with hearty response from citizens all owe
he state regardless of party The Republican State Plat
orm endorses good roads, and Mr. Casons statement
My has been said by the Republicans bu
rings the work before the public in manner IN which
ther candidate has presented the subj
His declaration in favor of good roads quoted tror
lis Denver speech. follows:
From now on, Colorado must live in the future
and not the past This is time for builder and
not for the destructionist Colorado must begin to
in her possibilities good roads ssss-
necessary The farmer be brought closer to his
market the miner. closer his mill. There
ing national feeling in favor of seeing America first.
Because of the war abroad, this movement has been
given added impetus Citizens who formerly sought
recreation abroad and who have planned trips for
egn shores are visiting the beauty spots of
own country If Colorado will prepare herself to ae-
accommodate this influx Of visitors large part of the
millions, spent at the show places of Europe will
spent in Colorado, show state of America. Why
shouldn't this be true9 Here dozens of mountains
that proudly and maestically raise their peaks to
heaven the equal in magniflcence OF the ungfrau
and the Matterhorn Our skies the bluest in the
world. Our sunsets rich and sublime those
of the Bay Of Naples Our air pure sunshine is
bright Mountain streams tumbling and rushing down
the placid rivers of the plains, with jump
ing fish and direct the of every sportsman
towards Colorado. Here canyons deep the
has never penetrated to their bottoms The magic of
sun and air the pines of hills give health the
invalid Our plains are fertile The earths is
veritabe house Build network of the finest
in the world into every of the State Show
our unequaled resources the travelling public and the
visitor will become resident, build a home and in
money here.
What Patterson thought of Thomas in 1900 Forget
u everything he has advocated blinded by ambition 70
the United States Senate he threw himself into tn
ervice of the great corporations.
What Thomas thought of Patterson in 1900 Your en-
,ity to corporation designs is a pursuit that b
rotable 1t falls upon all them that do seek the shee
your centage Is it possible Mr. Patterson. that
eagerness for my undone you Unconscious
y with your personal standa ards
Will Patterson tell the people of Colorado the derenc
etween Julius Achele "The CRATER he styled hin
ears ago Julius Aichee Paersons candidate for th
tate senate?
Is Tom Hyder better represent the people o
the house of than he as
peer henchman when Patterson called him objection
BILE name when Speer was Mayor of Denver1
Why candidate for political honor Patterson nov
eeping in the bed with whom he as private czer
often charged with being subjects for the
Incidentally, will Patterson kindly why as memb
of the United States Senate he voted to give the