The Ordway new era., 1917-01-19

DenySr, Jan. 10.-Governor Gunter's
inaugural address, delivered immedi-
ately AFTER all OF the new state Off
GERS bad tAken the oath OF office,
handlsd briefly but effectively almost
every Colombo public interest.
The a6dfSSs began with an appeal
for the. sensational, charitable and
penal f1etlfotions of the state. The
: first tGpys< eaid Governor Gunter.
! should ~ pfovided with funds to put
/, then tAl With any In the country.
The Ho1ornor insisted that laws
shoul6 e4ly be passed after thor
ough s1l5e4t1gation had shown the
states 1oea for such legislation. But
when 5oGlo6 passed. he said, law
!, shopld ~ be idly repealed. If not
) sati1fAefpfy at first, 1t should be
\ samen6e4 INTO workable and suitable
!, form. ~ Mould only be repealed when
/. found WpFthless or impossible Of sat
Z aisfactofy amendment.
The pvsrnor urged adequate funds
fof al npartments of state, to be ac-
!, cssstbi& Nnd1S the budget system. and
! he dedj9Sed that Colorado, through
falr tsx1E1euof her citizens. shouiu be
placsd hlgA among the sisterhood OF
Staten H1o address in part follows:
!, &GQS6ess Are Efficient.
Uaeysrs,I& School of Mines. Agricul-
Eso5 SslsS sehSSi Sdrn.n, Of sagEaEHn sAgriSultaTe.
afereQee1 kye been had with the heads
viS& ~ Ssai and efficiency. Their
sh 9eern. IL effective work In
~ S51l eervice to which they have
u n ltitutions need buildings,
.yN1GS they are to rise to their
SSS2 ~ achievement. Some OF
n eur are not able to go out
"et &o the old institutions in
'athe US provide every op-
Npoft4 lme. Let US make our in
,ltitueS attractive to students
ilrem Of tho Union. We wish
Efhe. ~ ference by the proper
t!egtel1 eorities and boards with
:, che - hese Institutions. Per-
!. nsndss smansnt buiidinss and
lsley lr4F vided by a fund not all
ueG whlqz4 be laid upon the tax
payeggle4 resent time. You may
sosesnA4 mill tax levy running
y sent ~ f1SSsE issue-shali be made
\ Etts ts On thu, tn: boads ad,. shall II
u invSstsz h - eonstructions sof' Of baIlde O.
lngo - permanent equipment. Your
esid. You n shfs scton fna
W but All4 - to most earnestly. urge
|!Eeoqeo~If40fton herein. consistent with
H'khe $e94&zee4 Of our state.
2o9H&anY. .fNptan Great Asset to State.
=, lgo&& fkfhb church and the home no
Ntn1J63 4GSno effective In building up
anenM &lfyouth Of the state high
and S citizenship as the school
Oy1fniG3 3ZEf he commonwealth.
4t4ss lpfent head of this exalted
.cat state 10 a wise and ex-
hrpef1 1nthusiast in her work. Pub
tb!te. men have given long hours
70 44<3gation of our system. They
Ipo11 4Hperfeetions; they say that
ato11 provides for no efficient
ar b9l eppervision of the schools
My e or county agency; does
~ Y. bt place the burden of sup
a9 >ols equally on all proper
shtX he city and town at the ex-
n n public insstruction charge.
~ re moved BY the unseifish
ss of help to you In your
IN = we ask you to give pa
or reful consideration to their
tions; seek their coopera-
ope punsel and let US address
making our school sys-
Alary and otherwise those
lives to this respected and
,sdI ObIigation to Helpless.
ra' le of our state have at all
ed their obligations to care
~ p the unfortunate. As rap
II been practicable these In
VI ave been erected: Home for
~ and Neglected Children.
psd Deaf and Blind. Insane Asy-
and Training School for
ectiyes and the Workshop
to- nd. They have needs, great
..lu.,on: Nil Sonssr Yish Yna tns n,, hsnds s;sis
vii give them patient and
consideration and you Will
" the wishes of your constitu:
D. your own sympathies and