The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-15

disputes as It 10 to regulate and CON
troll interstate commerce.
The trouble In Colombo grew out OF
the demand for the right Of collective
bargaining, the strike leaders and
many Of the miners insisting that the
Individual miner was not upon an
equal footing in bargaining with the
employing company and should be
permitted to deal through the medium
Of the union. The operators insisted
that such contracts were binding only
on the operator who was responsible
and not on the workman who might
break. the contract at will without pen
atty. Capitalists have . right to act
individually or to combine. When cap
ital is combined to do business 1t must
place itself in the attitude Of an arti-
can enforce contracts for and against
money than that used In supporting
liar manner and give ample bond for
the performance OF its contracts. Un-
der such plan the membership could
be chosen with more discrimination
and the organization place itself in q
No matter then what the dispute, 1t
could be determined in courts Of Jus
tice in the same manner as other con-
troversies.
The governor tells Of the compre-
hensive highway system established
during the past two years, and under
different headings tells of the irri-
cation suits, drainage, initiative and
xkr -, 1rk
the "blue sky" law. fixing date for
adjournment, urges repeal Of the law
classifying appropriations. recon-
urges support OF the National Guard.
views conditions at state institutions,
declares royalties from the production
OF coal or other minerals on state
lands should go to the permanent
funds, tells Of opportunities for new
settlers. the betterment Of schools,
asks vigorous opposition to measures
placing water power sites and coal and
oil lands upon q royalty basis, pays
tribute to the late Senator H. M. Tel
Ter, states that Colorado would honor
itself and the nation by making him
Its first representative In Statuary
Hall at the national capital, aad closes
rs follows:
ITO the citizens Of the state make
most earnest appeal. The best ev1-
efficient government. Without It
1t We arc secure in every forward step.
change our laws to suit every condi-
Inn nrvNA ~ kxyA Av0 III oHn <,s,lA
be able to choose the wisest course.
ernment as good as We like. Let us,
to be gained, realizing the necessity
for active work, inspired by high, pa
triotic motives, forgetting our petty
purpose, establish and maintain gov
proud, insure superior social and edu-
cational conditions. promote the pros.
perity and happiness Of our people at
country at large. Waking from the
distressing dream Of industrial disturb.
ance, with increasing production from
ranch, farm. mine and factory, with
opportunities In all lines of industry
AASSoA C4A0AS0 U0AOIOp lcL uB 20 lOEGu
into the coming sunlight Of hope, with
clear brain, true hearts and willing
hands. Let US all, labor, capital, the
press. citizens out Of the spirit a
true American hearts, extend to the
new administration an earnest God
speed. Leaving behind us the rancors
Of the past forgetting the wrangles
OF the campaign, let the good people
of Colorado give to the new governor
and his associate officials and to the
members Of the General Assembly the
word Of encouragement, the helping
hand SO necessary to the highest 10.
complishment. Whomsoever the yot.
ers choose for the work OF state build.
ing Is entitled to our allegiance. Let
stowal."
Must Serve Term at Lsavsnworth,
Cheyenne. Wyo.-Roy Montgomery,
erstwhlle Democratic state committee.