The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-09-22

is with deep regret observe that our friend
Bud Furrow has again desised from newspaper work
announces that he will daily with mining for awhile
Congressman who are making up the revenue bill de-
clare that they don't know where the money is coming
FROM but they have suspicion that it is going
out of the pockets of their constituents.-Labor
The principal objection Attorney General Daugh-
erts suggestion that publicity should be the remedy
industrial conflict is that the mediums of publicity
interested for the most part in giving but and the
worst side of the story-Labor.
Earl Wilson, appointed Insurance Commissioner by
Gov. Shoup, and resident that time of Delta county,
is under fire alleged Irregularities
be slated for the skds The Mountain States Life
company the real prosecutor and Gov Shoup
of the original founders thereof Poor judgment Earl
showed when he slapped of the Governors financial
babies
The rate reduction live stock recently announced
will be taken by many be the part of
the roads in respect the agitation started by Gov
Shoup. Our opinion is that the driving of stock
market and the way that plan gaining ground, had
do with the reduction than all that has
and done besides. The railroads were losing busi
which they wanted and they concluded let
slack
At the ball game last Sunday in Montrose, State
Ranger struck Garner Vaughan of Olathe in the face
with his fist making an ugly wound Eye witnesses say
the blow unwarranted The ranger had ordered
Vaughan and several others further back AS he
was displaying badge those did know that
he was an officer and Vaughan made careless reply
whereupon the ranger struck him. is said the law
gives these entirely much latitude any,
way do not believe people need military super
vision of ball If this officer acting within his
rights under the law, the this law is
pealed the better.-Olathe Criterion.
We sometimes wonder if newspaper the nuts
that correspondence indicates Every mail brings eobs
of stuff which it really could not possibly be
mailed the senders of the that
are not just at present due for lunacy commission.
Offers to sell stock in mythical companies, pleas
publicity for ID graft like the chemical founda-
tion Wonder if that bunch of that printer
not buy permanent blue ink for love money?
Then batch of mendicants urging hunt up
agents for them they rake rich with advers-
ing contracts. If did items exchanges
indicating that they the bunch of slop
would suppose that all these grafes had number
a fact
In the of short editorial the Express
a whack dodgers for investing exempt
bonds, and says: Ths enables many to dodge income
taxes and also keeps capital out of business" How,
please? Is the capital they the bonds destroyed
by of the investment? Hardly They dodge taxes
by owning a smaller interest bearing security. Possibly
they afford to take less income therefom But they
paid for the securities with money The money is still in
existence though in other hands 1t is very likely at
work. How long win it take brainy editorial writers
learn that taxes of sort paid directly ndi
recty, by those who produce ALI other apparent tax
payers merely tax collectors. They actually pay
nothing.
Very like gold brick, in the opinion of writer's of
widely varying schools of thought ranging from Wall
Street to North Dakota is the farm credits law
which allows the War Finance Corporation 10oO
100000 in financing farm products "A Gold Brick for
Farmers" is the headline of Fargo Courier News (Non-
partisan League) editorial dscredtng the law be-
it insists the War Finance Corporation
trolled by big business and permitted gamblers
both American producers and the
1920 crop" This law helps the farmers indirectly by
lending funds exporters mddlemcn and bankers whose
money is tied up in farm products 1t
Senator Norris and has been Indignantly attacked by
find that instead of the producer ueing by
be the speculator it will be the 5anker The New York
World that the law actually plays into the hands
of specuators who take the farmers crops for
purpose of boosting the market" Literary Digest.
For the last week ten days the daes have been
saturated with the Fatty" Arbuckle scandal In another
part of this paper reprintng editorial from
the Creede Candle, which fully states con-
victon than anything have If the Arbuckle
anything of the usual that class of people,
might get a thrill out of it. But the fact is that in
a prominent way, the sort of crimes are being
committed all this broad land. High flying newly
rich people giving booze parties and debauchery rules
the day, night, the may be. The woman who
died was injured some way, how, one not involved
knows She outraged she willing party to
whatever and the anng witness Mrs Del
clearly actuated by jealousy because after strip
ping herself nducement Arbuckle preferred and