The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-07-20
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSINGS
By c. T. RAwALT


Governor, mighty for his defeat This leads
consider Is being satisfactory to the aborng hosts
mark of unftness for Office? If then must seek
for whom labor diskes Is that the doctrine?
And if you yes, where going to get the
man? The great majority toll for liv
ing and only few live their means or their wits.
Then again. of have the view that ought to
select candidates that meet with the approval of those
who produce everything enjoy. They ought to have
in the government they live under. If the
objection VIM Sweet is that he is popular with
the toilers it should not impair his chances The
nomc question this year the big question Mr. Sweet
is very rich man, but in way to have
tanned his interest in the people who work He sort of
emuates Henry Ford. He favors repeating the
law and that is principle that whoever is the Demo
cratic candidate, must be favored If thinks a
Democrat be elected Shoup platform he is ready
for being tapped for the smpes The Democrat who be-
lieves in the Rangers, belongs with the Republicans
There is Colorado for two reactonary parties
and the Republicans have ncontestable filing the
first.
WE are reprinting in full splendid editorial from
the Grand Sentinel That paper has been very
insstent on the nomination VIM Weser Governor,
viewed jealousy the coming of Mr. Sweets represen
tave to that After hearing Mr. Sweet evidently
Brother Walker views him as possibility and not bad
that We think have previously stated that we
liked Mr.. Weiser and would likely have been of his
boosters had not he delayed coming out until after
had of lined up for Mr. Sweet However, still ad
here to the idea that Denver will not let nominate any
western slope for that high Office Likely they will
force the nomination of Denver who will COM
pete in the state primary with Mr. Sweet, for that gen.
teman is going to have place the ticket. No one
doubts that Also in the of Mr. shoup again
ning the issues could not be better drawn than opposing
him with Sweet They diametrically opposed as
could be wished. Every citizen will be in the
other camp. enthusiastically We hope the ticket will
be Sweet vs. Shoup
Mr. Hooper, of the Labor Board is quoted as declar-
ing that the shopmens unions striking against the
government The assertion, which may be unntended
Justice to Mr. Jewell and his followers this should be
made clear
With this statement several great republican daes
take issue and declare that Mr. Hooper wrong the
statement else that he did say it, We easily
see how he might say it and mean it. Also OBJ
certain grounds for believing the statement be
gospel truth The actions of the Labor Board
that it is controlled absolutely by the corporations and
possibly they think the railroads and control and
the government, and if the strike is clearly against
the ruling powers-the government itself However, that
view is tri1e strained Personally feel if the
tire had yet been ceeded them The
present officials Of the have given plenty
evidence where their ympahies are whatever
bill of sale they utter for the control of these United
States will be contested with vgor and in Pennsy
vania Indiana and North Dakota already started to
protest the deal Mr. Hooper evidently spoke hastily of
what he imagined would be condition rather than
present day fact
WHAT may be described the last desperate stand
of the political gangsers the National
the repeal OF the Direct Primary. Unless
miss guess it will not only fail but will lead
Strengthening the law We should be surprised if
lead to Presidential primary in which the actual
voters will Presidential tickets Had such been the
two ago who doubts that johnson
would have contested the election Harding
Cox Neither of the latter considered by the
people. They foisted the public by the pot-
Clans At least part of Coorados delegation supported
the unspeakable Palmer first the Democratic con-
vention, and not 100 Democrats in Colorado him.
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WE observing with considerable interest the COM
plants about non-suppot of the various Chautauquas
Nearly every reports deficit Why is this?
opinion this Chautauqua business is becoming
oughy commercalized that it is a drain pub
lie like most everything else The inevitable result will
be to decrease its usefulness and deteriorae its quality
Some the Chautauqua business fell under the
malign influence of Big Business and its depreciation in
the public esteem became noticeable At the guar
antee system reorganized and that
few public spirited citizens mucted each year
Then being stuck themselves, naturally they exerted
every possible pass the buck the balance of
the people. We note that Walter Walker of the Grand
Junction Sentinel has promised take the up
their white elephant is unloaded. Chautau
quas going to have harder shedding hereafter.
HAREM GUARDS ON STRIKE
CONSTANTINOPLE July 11.-(By Associated Press)
Constantnope harem attendants have gone strike
money shorter hours Many of the capitals
harems have been unguarded and their
trying dstractedly find suitable substitutes for the
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