The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-11-02

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DEMoCRATIC STATE TICKET
WILLIAM E. SWEET
Lieutenant t. Gov ernor-
WALTER F. oBR1EN
Judge OF the Supreme Court (Ten Term)-
t IS if WILLIAM A. HILL fsf
Judge Of the Supreme Court (Four Year Term)- -
FRANCIS E. BOUCK
Secretary Of State-
JAMES R holland
Auditor State
WILLIAM C McN1cHoIs
Attorney General
Russell W. FLEMING
WESLEY sTALEY
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
MARY G. G. BRADFORD
Regents Of the State University
CLIFFORD W. MILLS
F. W. LOCKWOOD
Congressman Fourth District
EDWARD 7. TAYLOR
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Representative in cath General Assembly
HON. CHAS. H. COWAN
County Clerk Recorder
C. c. McwIILIANS
M B. HERR1cK
A. NJ THOMAS
Superintendent OF Schools
MARGARET M. Balm
JAMES H. ROBINSON
County Commissioner, Third District
w. H. WHALEN
THIS is evidently government by and for the rail-
roads and Teapot Dome specialiss-Durango Democrat
VOTE this year if you in the habit evad-
ing the duty. The stay-at-home is the only who
beat Wm E Sweet.
IF had Henry Fords wad we certainly would
build hell of smoke under the Rio Grande and
rest anyone who paid a fare.-Durango Democrat
THE Republicans praying a big snow storm on
election day to keep the farmers away from the polls
The storm will arrive all right but it will be pa
per snow and will all drift into the ballot boxes
THERE will be but yourself to blame If the
election dsappoints The crying crime of the isl
the way the DUTIES of citizenship neglected and
evaded VOTE THIS TIME AND MAKE RESTITUTION
NOW it develops that the Republican FarmerLabor
ticket hard pressed candidates that they
had to forge the of Wilkins acceptance
and he repudates the business Prosecutions
are likely to follow for the crime.
SHALL pay another million next year for
Rangers shall cut loose from them and let them
to work? If elect Griffith and retain the Rangers the
state levy will reach the legal limit year. the
prediction You will recall that stated that state
taxes would make big raise this year and Bob Rockwell
said we were wrong. How about it?
COLORADO spends NEARLY ONE MILLION DOL
LARS ON ARMORIES AND RANGERS, but not one cent
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FARMING INTERESTS
Mr.. Sweet, running the democratic ticket, says to
abolish this system, while Griffith running
can ticket must continue the present program
Which do you want Mr.. Farmer? 1t is up you.-Cen-
ter Post-Dispatch.
DR. JEFFERSON is speaking for William E. Sweet in
northwestern Colorado Fred L. Sabn speaking Mr.
Sweet in the Arkansas valley and William Weser is
speaking for Mr.. Sweet the Western Slope. all
three of the leading candidates for the democratic
nation for who usuccessfuly competed with
Mr.. Sweet for that nomination. strongly urging his
election-Grand Junction Sentinel
THE republican "sop" is being peddled and adver-
tised by the campaign committee in their advertisement
"How the Republican Party Has Helped Colorado Mining"
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY DESTROYED MINING IN
1873 AND HAS NEVER DONE ANYTHING FOR 1T
SINCE? Never in American history has many mining
camps been completely closed down has been done
under the Harding administration. The spell-binders
should pull that noise in the short country
in section where mining is of the chief industries
find homes abandoned mines closed, business firms
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