The Glenwood post., 1915-11-20
HE EFFECT of the stay granted Col James G. Buger by tn


the state with order for jury
determine whether the has the
of murder him. calculated lend to popular conviction
of the need of certainty of punishment There is little difficulty in
going after he has committed henous crme at least
that out Of twelve will believe it, Ordinary doc
called and look and whether they think the sub
e insane not when matter of probability they know no
about than else We regret that the court felt moved
this STEP although perfectly willing that Buger should be
kept either asylum the penentar the rest OF his
days. We don't believe capital punishment but do believe
the certainty carrying the verdc of ures The state board
of padons composed of tenderhered and They
investigated the insanity claim. and found The
much time the and announced deliberately that
Bugcr is sane The court there may be doubt let another
jury his mental condition The first said he sane both
when he committed and aztec the crime Anyway twelve
1onnd him guilty beyond reasonable doubt Now another
is called whether finally The people
all threatened with insanity result of trying to fathom the
agaes of And there fear that such oopholes aud
time shall afford ultimate escape.-Bouder Camera.
TWO MEN convicted the district week ap6
sentenced who attributed their DOWNFALL eliminating crime
for which they must the penalty to the state the of
liquor One who stood before the judge and confessed his
crime apparently thought he would soften the sentence little by
admitting But drunk the time" The bore the
of the confirmed fool
the sense that any is fool who chooses John Barcon his
master There indications that the had been fair
education and yet this avaed him nothing his propensity
for drink The other assault upon
keeper who served him with whkey when he already
drunken condition. when his brain aame engen-
dered Of
intoxicated him
the fact that the who assaulted the who
the liquid which
into the heart of his aaant served rob him of of the SYM
paty which he would have been entitled under different cond
tons But old John Barleycorn the Colorado and his
days numbered.
ILTON the Denver lawyer who is the legal
all the anarchists and dynames Colorado Utah
called the for their dev crimes quoted
saying that Hrom will be legally in Salt Lake
the necesson his friends the friendly President
Wilson his behalf will be able his life Then Hilton
the old his being denied
withstandng this Hrom people
have decreed it, And this spite
labor Utah has refused Hstroms behalf declaring
that he absolutely fair trial Hilton like Lawyer
Hawkins who defended Jack Lawson and
OF his client declared that he did trial Strange
how these criminals they acquitted
They ought to think little about they
commit the This fellow Hlsroms plain
OF Salt Lake refused by
only far that accused should have fair trial
every opportunity his innocence but there altogether
much sympathy wasted of the whose guilt
well established.
HE WORLD sustained ordinary T. Wash
ngton passed from the Of earthly action the early part
this week An intelligent educated sympathetic Negro the leader
of his and the best friend the people
since the days of the Emancpato Lincoln The
constructive work which Dr. Washington has done behalf
eoored people along the line of helping them help themselves
along the line Of stimulating them things
helping them to take broader of life will live
IN the years to and that southern coored people
Twill be the better because Booker T. Washington Rarely
lf has colored been blessed Booker
r. Washington He for
possible but he realized and taught people enjoy
best conditions they merit them He
with his because he sometimes them which
hey were unwilling to carry out and advanced standards for them
to which they ready and willing up
that he the cooed people will realize
before that in Booker Washington they prophet and
friend.
DRESS dispatches bring the pleasing that great