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The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

We understand one Of the
owners Of the Baca County Re-
publican wants to know how
many csudiast - on the democrat
ticket agree with the Pueblo Star
Journal on Sweet. Rot! There
isn't. democrat in the state wbs
Aass A.ss eomns ost aeliast sweet. liz
Ruebl9 StsF journal openly an
noupess that II 10 Independent, =,
but it IL really q republican
sheet What the said iHterlocu-
teE should try to and out il how
uasy Bsea county republican,
srsssiyss are eoiag to follow
nesgsds GriMtA back 70 ths
|4sshpots II the g, o. P. .sse-
[l,sassisa
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

We understand q republicah
spellbin der is making cspital
of Billy Dunivan's stat emen,
that when he brought in q still
there would be . man come In
with it, and says ''suppose be
finds q still and there IL no man
there. Bless your sweet life,
Mr.. spellbinder, the answer to
chat is that when Billy Dunivan
goes after'a still there won't bt
anybody know iboutit bit Billy
and his deputy-and the run
would be made winch tie mar
was there The idea is this--
there a4s IS teo @ many 'dqin,saa OLD
tashs Y brought in 'h,efs7.nd yos;
can't punish = dBr4ed OLD tub.
OF course II Billy ware accident
ally to find . still opt in the biz
road he'd bring II ~, but hs
wouldn't make II q business pt
just happeRtng to Apd : sd1
without hsppsning 70 And 4
man at the same dine.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Albert Peterson, the demo-
cratic nominee ffof conmissloner.
was in Springfield Monday. Mr..
Peterson has been greStly handi-
capped in the campaign. on &C.
count Of the sickness 6f bis wife.
but what little he bas been out
thinks the outlook very aood.
az reports hi: b VIE Il s8Rs!b..tt
imPfoyea: 4Beft Petsrsop u .
ane fellow. y . man Of excellent
judgment, and believes that one
part Of the county should not bs
favored It the sfpsasp q apoth==
er. aRd sA.t Assr The many
years Of iss{e9ssh'e nsRhete
pfepeF attention eh8qah Ho4 Il
giysp ths se+sh 4sfs a the
|eosnty. &4s ittF .,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Lyric Theater
Saturday. Oct. 2l.

Saturday. Oct. 81.
"A Mans Home"-one of the
biggestfilms that has ever been
al the Lyric. Popular prices.
Tuesday, Oct. "a,
Madam x" q special film.
Do not miss seeing this film.
Saturday, Oct. 20.
A comedy drama, "Poor, Dear
Margaret Kirby"-Elaine Ham,
merstein star. @
November 2.
Clara Kimball Young in her
latest film produetlon-"Charge
w." j
November 4.
Constance Talmadge in up
the Road with Sallie"-a comedy
drama. Everyone knows and
loves the Tslmadge girl.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

The republican cry Of radical
isn't fooling anybody this year.
- % far not . single serva-
tive leader but that Is support
ing Sweet with oil bis might,
among them Raymond Mile.
ard Boon Best. For Ill the Of:
feet they will have those two
campaign jokes radical, and
..law and otder,' might - veil
be taken out and buried,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
4'l' The Difference
Read the One
And Then the Other
The One

q
.ar Chairman Elley states that
.... aext year the principal road
construction will be east Of Ed
Ter and east of Campo.
viras4. The Other.
This IS no political promis e.
bat an actual fact, and will be
done. as7-.-.r--1 --.-a a,s'a. .s.a
! d The first item above is from
the Republican ct September 2l.
the second from the Republican
of last week.
( 1t might be put this way
"Mr. Elley states what he will
do il elected, but he don Z
promis G nothin - -'-''' i'-i=
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

We will give e1cb Of The can
didstG 90 the republican, tieket
and sach qf the owners Of the
Baca County Republican credit
for coming out In the open il
they WI sey whether they arc
spppofttng Gri@th because they
belteye be- y tttll' 2 Rulfpooser 4
p9stinS him beeanse he A4S
tnrDed rsae1ade = for : Sdnk.
'inf o1cs? - ! =. :. - - :
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
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The Greeley News
On the Issues
..... .. s Of Campaign

The following from the Greeley
News is in line with what tho
Democrat-Herald has been pro-
claiming:
The responsibility for high
taxes doesn't lie at any single
door. but is banked up against
all the doors. s-. s
The thirg to do is to declare
new deal; to put out of power
q party which has fallen in 30
readily with q program Of ex-
travagance and wastefuIness in
state. county, city and school
district. and to elect in its place
men who have not become i'm
bued with the idea that the pub.
lie can afford anything it wants
at time when individuals can.
not pay their bills,
We must elect to public Office
in school district. county, city
and state men who will feel to-
ward public money ss they feel
toward their own.
This is the sort Of program
the Democratic party promises.
The Republican party has had
its fling and we have paid the
fiddler many times over, and
must pay him for years to come.
We have had enough of that
sort Of thing"
Voters Of Baca county, if you
think we've had enough Of pay
ing the fiddler 60 TO the polls
and vote to put them out aad
tAus TO cut It out.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

We have q letter from .'the
Young Republicanp of Colorado
Offering us some free advice IN
Colorado politics. What we've
been wondering is whether the
republican state central commit.
tee constitutes the Young Re-
publicaus of Colorado" and II
so If they couldn't be prosecuted
|as impostory.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

To Agnes Riddle: Aanifestly
there wss something radically
wrong with the republicans
when you Joined the nonparti-
sans. Have they changed thei,
spots that you should now paint
them - . pack of Saints? II
Agnes doesn't answer, rs cents
to any representative republican
Who will. ail ulg-tiJ at-l.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

For years the farmers Of Bsea
county have been crying to
heaven for relief from outrage.
ous taxation. Last year their
cries we're answered with .
promise and . $50. o00. 90 de.
linquent tax list. aud this
year ION the eve Of . csmpaign)
they are being snsvsrsd With .
laugh and another promise. -
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Mrs. Agnes Riddle came oil
the way down to Bscs county to
spread the glad tidinss that
prosperity is just ready to break
In on %, And the way she knows
10 that her rheumatism Is always
much worse Oh such occasions;
and it is said the republican
chairman locked at her approx.
ingly. and then looked around at
the empty seats TO see What they
thought ahout It.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

An irate parent of Campo had
the teacher arrested for tanning
the hide Of bis young hopeful.
and came up Saturday to zee
that the Law was enfor ced.
Finding the case had been trans
ferred to the county court. he
undertook to enforce the Law
himself. The teacher though
having . long set Of arms and
stand ing up like . Shanghigh, it
is said be was giving the dad
something of what he had given
the boy when by.standers Iep
them apart and the war ceased,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Walter L, Haicomb. former old.
timer, is here visiting and looking
over his old stamping grounds.
Mr.. Holcomb published the
Plymouth Rock At Plymouth IN
those old days, and sfterwardi
was prineapal Of the first school
in the present old Springfield
school building. He 10 now pub.
fishing a farm paper In indiana
He is related BY marriage to Ed.
itor Ellison Of 6tonington.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Under 3 republican adpinis-
tration in 1920 the state tsxes
were Increased 8 per cent, and
in 1921 only "a per cent, And
they promised to reduce tha
taxes In the last campaign, and
aFe making the same promises
in this campaign. -.'t
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

To uncle Ben: We're you ~
ing when you were saying al
manner Of things about the re-
publicans in your campaigns of
the state in 1912 and 1914. or
nave they changed their ways
that you should now hold them
up % . sAining example ofG d.
ness, innocense and purity?
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
+. J. Burch Mfg. Co..
Pueblo. Oct. IS. 1922.
Mr.. S. M Konkel, sec'y.,s
Baca County Fir A.s'n..
Spring field. Colo.
Dear Sir:- "a

This ia the first time in our ex-
perience that We have ever
heard of anyone being so radical
as to cut down flags when they
were being used for decorating
purposes. IA
The Legion boys who did this
evidently have not travs'ed to
any extent. as at every conven-
tion or any public doings that
has ever been held in America
in cities there is nothing quite
as appropriate as the American
flag. You can see them on
streets in every city Mt these
various celebrations from two
days to ten. You will always
see the American flag in conven-
tion heils.
The only place that it is re-
quested that they lower it at
sun down is when flying on
pole.
During the week of the state
fair in this city we had over
2. 0OO flags on our streets contin-
ually and at the stock show in
Denver they had over 5000 flags
on their streets, and this is
without any doubt the funniest
coincidence We have ever heard
Of. s f
Very truly yours,
+. J. Burch Mig. &c.
.p By r. J. Burch.
..H f "a
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Vote for the man who will
bring in still when there's one
to bring. and who will bring in o
man when he brin9a In q still. o5n

The Democrat Herald compli.
M nts the republican Candidates.
specially the one running Tor
treasurer, on having Judge Al
berta stumping the county for
them,
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

An exchange says = ''are Mt
you glad now we are not in the
league Of nationsr But supp ose
one Of the powers was to over
rup Japan : which the United
Stat es has boapd itself to rre.
tact under the four-power treaty,
what then? .,.-.-.,.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

W. L. Evans, nonpartisan
State manage, was in Spring.
feld Saturday, and in the after
noon gave an address ct the
court house. The audience was
small, owing to the lack Of adver.
tising. but the address was ta
the point and we'll received.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

It IL rather fortuznta fur. the
president that IL ssPub b1faaas
In their campaign in Coloradu
never NJ ention his adminiss ration
some punkhead 10 an
unguarded moment might hap
pen to tell what he thinks about
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
The Difference
Read the Oae
And Then the Other
The Que

The editor of the Democrat
Herald .... actually advocat es
the iscon tinuance of further
road building and suggests a
half mill levy to keep up the
roads for ano ;her year, after
which time the roads will have
disappeared and the people to =.
The Other.
Mr.. Elley, the chairman Of
the board of county ccmmis sion :
ers, states that i. .all our main
highways with two or three ex-
ceptions are con structed and
only need maintenance. 't't
The above two items are fiotO
the Republican Of last week i,
and are about as rich as the two
items three weeks previous. the
one saying Geo. Eley prom-
ises tax reductions" and almost
side by side in another column
the se words BE ware OF the
cand i1ate who makes glib proE'
fses of tx red uctlons."
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
The Use Of Flags
Decorative Purposes

1t will be remembered that
during the fair the legion boys
cut down the strings of flaqs
across our streets. and the tags
con sequently could not be used.
We had the flags rented, and
wrot' TIL. facts to tire company
and asked reduction because
of not being permitted to use
them. Following is their reply:
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Hi Timber. Colo.
Deer Editur.
You iist don't wont to bleve
evry thing you hearen.
hearen a contract or sum-
thing has bin civ fur sumthing
down here. but haint herd no
pertiklers.
Its iunny old wurld but you
jist don't wont to bleve evrything
yoy hearen.
hearen Geo. Elley been prom
isin to bid sum rodes down here
George and me used to be kid
chums and he wuz always a
promisin boy and when his muth.
er told him about Edler and Cam.
po and how they didn't hav no
rodes George promised hur faith
ful when he wuz elected anuth-
er time he wood bid them sum
rodes. -sp-.
We hesren down here that the
dimecrats wonts to cut of $40, 900
Nv taxes this yere and wede like
to no what fur. Hains we havin
prosperous times and haint we
able to pay our taxes.
Shucks! What's $4,000 here
IN Baca comfy. or even down
here at Hi Timber. II enybody
can't pay their taxes let EN- git
out sez /. ..-
ast Bill Jones and 81 Smith
what enybody wonted to pay
iess taxes fur and they sez and I
sez there's . scrue iuse sum where
cause We haint been payin enut1
taxes and l sez haint that go
and they sez we'll look it up in
the republican platform and
see what 1t sez. 3s.
The trubble is that US fellers
hav bin gitten so much munnev
down here we don't 10 what to
do with it 90 we won't more taxes
sos wekin spend it on sumthing
beside close and vittles. You no
close and vittles after awile gits
offel stall:
Mister Editur sum Nv them
down h ere wonted to organize a
ku klux khan but l up and sez -
we've got the republican, party
here haint that enun?
Mr.. editur. you jist don't wont
TO bleve evrything you hearen.
..,a... Old Farmer Punkins .,s
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

In Nebrasks Tie neppartisans
4rs sapposting the. republican
tekst. II tho iSspablieans Of
Colorado are sincere in their
pIeadings to democrats to save
their party BY voting the Fepub-
lican ticket, why don't they
plead With The republicans Of Ne.
hFssks to save their party bv
voting the democratic ticket
We will raissa contributation OF
80 cents for the republican cam.
paign fund II the republican Or
gsnisssion Ut tue county will an
sver the question.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
You'll understaad thst this,
deaF reader. happened in Ark.
sHsas.

We understand the republic,
ens are giving out the done that
were we to stop road building
at the sud Of The year thar
wouldn't be suy roads. Thst Il
to soy, the roads ws now have
can't be maintained unless VI
keep building more roads.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

4 taxpayer organization in
Baca eo0aty to consult together
and to consult with the com .
missioners would be . good
thing. If you think that taxes
should con form to the times and
the same econ omy used In coun.
~ affairs - in business and
farming Affairs, IN the absence
Of AZ organization 60 to the
polls and vote for those who
think we've had enepgh of it,
ana that it's time to call a halt.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Cutting mill off of road tax
and half . mill off Of something
else ought to git 'em. don't you
tkink?"-this after piline on q
80. 900 delinquent tax list-of
course 1T ooght to"-else the y
are not - soft ~ you might s9p-
.si.a-.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

Turbulent old Atlantic to be
vet for . week at least" is head
line How 1t could be otherwise
than wet would be puszlins until
We con template that oil things
are wet or dry now according to
the amount Of booze obtain able.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Republican Platform

Republican Platform
The need of Warehouses for
storage Of products Of the farm
and orchard is recognised. We
oppose state owned and operat.
ed ware houses.
That is to say-''if you wan,
them, go and build the m-whst' :,
to us?"
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

The law and order issue r.. ..sed
by the republicans of the ststs
10 about as big y joke as-"ths
prin cipal road building next
year will be east from Elder and
esst from Campo"
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Another Sto:y
alaEW
do From Arkansas
.1gl.. Whan Application

It's ssldlthat once upon .
time In Arksnsaw . certain
sheriff concsited the idea Of
nsskiaS = wsaderful record Of
con v;ctions on arrests made,
and heuee-
On . certain occasion be AZ
restsd . MIN On . warrant for
spanking . beighbor's boy be
caught up In, his apple tree.
and. rr
When h. sot outside Of the
little villsge told the man he
had gotten him away just in
Tbs feeiinS in town against
him was bitter and they were
talking of white-capplng him,
and
-. .=
Hs'd 5sttr 60 into justice
|eourt whom tbsy gos tv tswn,
|AnRssoonk.Eui)es azi poy, his
6Dsvaa1-
When they were nssrins town
he (the sheriff. took out his rs-
volver and said
1.-THE sentiment here in town
Is also running high and ! may
have to protect yeu, but
II ve're not moyssted and ~
can get safe inso the jusaes's
oAlee. and 'a .tl-
II yoa'4 thsn. plssd gpllty epd
! pay you're 6ns it'll ap blow pFes
% people Fill thsp feed that ypa
have stoned fer Hhst you did
and they will disbaud and q
home, and
You'll understand thst this,
dear reader. happened IN Ark.
sHsas.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20

It 10 believed that II the emp
ty benches could vote. the re-
publicans would have . walka.
way fn the campaign. % the
empties ara always present at
their spell-bindin' meetin's.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
The Othsr.

There 10 . difference between
vague political promises spd
actual facts. Mr. Elley. the
chairman Of the board Of county
commission ars, states that thess
will be . substantial reduction
Of the county road levy for next
year. fDl1A
3 The frst item above was
printed in the republican Sep
tember 81, the second item in
the Republican Of less week.
1t might be put this WAY
state what would do IN cass
am elected. but I don't promise
nothin'. 62 @ a.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Storage Ware Houses
Democratic Platform

The Democratic party pledges
itself to undertake in. . limited
and reasonable way the erection
aud operation Of storage ware
houses for farm products. 81 '7
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
From the Hugoto n Hermes.

Work will probably begin nov
and the road built on into HUI
.gotop as planned.
bonds were registered at
Topeka last week and brought
to Hugoton by M. E. Handy
who went there for them and
are nov in the hands of the
Township Trustees.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
The Difference
Read the One
Aud Then the Other
The One

There are candidates who are
sing uIarly free With their prom
ises of tax red uctiops In tho
event Of their election.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
The K. & o. R. R.
Now Free to Build

By the following it will be
seen that the injunction suit
against the newly voted bonds
over in Stevens county have
been decided in Byer's favor in
the Kansas supreme court, and
work will probably start now on
the road at once;
From the Hugoto n Hermes.
Last Satur day the injunction
case against the Kansas q Ohla.
homa railroad was heard by the
supreme court at Topeka and
rejected, So far as we have
been able to learn as we go to
press, this is the last OF the It'll.
cation. There was some rumora
of further attempt being made,
at this writing we have been
unable to learn of anything.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-10-20
Farmer Punkins
OF Hi Timber
Want. to "No"

Hi Timber. Colo.
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