The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-01-26
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
BY C. 7. RAWALT

THE fertilizer sends another high power pro-
test Henry Ford getting the Muscle Shoals Nitrate
Plant. This time they show by fgures-their figures
that only four cent of the cost of fertilizer
duced by the Muscle Shoals plant If why the
agitation of the trust? Reminds of nigger chicken
thief caught in the hen house calling the attention of the
a hole in the while trying conceal
fat hen under his coat tails The great farming public
will take Ford Edisons opinion that fertilizer
materially reduced in price by letting Mr. Ford
plant and Congress will let him have that plant his
bid and his whole lot of congressman will
fail to connect with reelection This is proposal
for the public veal that will not be jobbed by huge
lobby corrupt congress.
THOSE misguided unemployed men who sought to
peaceably assemble the State House grounds
and petition for relief and who ordered off by
Butcher Pat Hamrock should have noted that cons
utona rights remain with the people of Colorado except
such gracousy permitted by Gov Shoups military
The abrogation of constitutional rights be
of the why the Eighteenth amendment is
generally disregarded 1t will be ample time enforce
the amendment when the original is respected by the
powers that govern
THE great order of Neigbors of Woodcraft announce
that they have accumulated surplus strong enough
that will be levied during
the present year. And this they have accomplished
very much lower than those of old line companies
All the people should fraternal life insurance pol
icy, and among all of them begin to have such
strength as the Woodman. orders.
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Times and present member of the lower house of the
State Assembly bewals the prospective calling of the
special session of the legislature He that the Post
Gov Shoup and Pueblo all that want extra Prob
ably you right Tom but isn't it quite the proper
thing to call you fellows back and make you the
900 you will draw for being Honorable? You
nsisent that coal miners and raroaders shall
their money. Why not legislators?
THE mobbng of the transforming evangelists in Sa-
Ida last week bad business Doubtless they
nuisance but letting them alone has mobbng beat mile
They have to living way and they have capi
but did harm, Possibly the money they took away
well expended They amused lots of folks and did not
disturb those who kept out of their way
GOV. SHOUP has announced that he is going to
tire from politics Had he been close reader of the
country press of all parties he would have made this dis
covery before
AND comes the sheriff of Routt county and says
the Governors office did not tell the truth when they
ported that he asked rangers the peace
that county He arms that he always has and is stil
competent to discharge the duties of officer there
and the imposition of the militia affront and
useless one. Poor rangers, wants them about
cept few coal barons and their papa, Gov Shoup
THE Los Angeles Times has a loud wall because the
18th Amendment to the constitution is not implicitly
obeyed But the Los Angeles Times moved heaven
and earth to suspend the constitution far its
visions protected free speech and free assembage in
during her labor troubles The constitution
tremendously sacred such pirates when it suits he
but merely of paper to be tossed aside when its
provisions anagonstc to the vested interests And
we might mention that constitution law has to be
enforced into universal contempt.
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ONE of the girls who testified against Fatty Arbucke
in the first trial repudates her former testimony
and has nearly busted the states loud howl is
going up that she has been brbed She says her first
testimony forced from her by the District Attorneys
Office under threats and recall that it is habit of
California district attorneys to frame up convictions
viz: Tom Mooney.