The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-22

CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, aged 49, he never
played gof rode horseback played tennis,
went hunting and baseball game.
HOW 1 to determine the way to vote for my own
interests? asks the who tolls. The answer we
give is the other way the fellow you know
is wrong your issues His politics important,
in fact he has He votes with his class Learn to
do the
THE EMPIRE acknowledges the courtesy of being
placed the exchange list of the of L. E. Journal
The magazine carries fund of information that is very
valuable in times like the present and as read our
first copy if would reproduce pretty
nearly all of it, The greatest need of the hour
is that the people understand the conditions If they
did, not even the present combination of scoundres
would dare put the crimes being committed
against labor
1T is given out that the rail strike will likely be
called July 1st In the meantime insure its being
started, the Railroad Labor Board is blithey cutting
millions off the salaries of the paid
laboers As yet they have not suggested cutting down
the salaries of Railroad Presidents other grossly
paid officials Perhaps the workers will soak up enough
of the real idea out at the primaries and do some
voting this year. YOU HAVE NOT ONE ILL THAT MAY
NOT BE CORRECTED BY AN INTELLIGENT BALLOT.
WE observe that the Oiathe Criterion complains of
meagre support and has its size five column four
pages Olathe a good and it ought to
support much better than for instance Gunni
supports three The fact is that paper towns
unfortunate town that will not support two will
support There is something psychological in this
We have in mind two specific instances of this sort One
under personal observation A town that had
suddenly into possession OF three, this
reduced two and both made good, the town
doomed everyone prospered. Then time when
the combined and busted of the papers
They helped greatly in the process by
of the that failed. The town at took big
drop from which it is not yet recovered We believe
another paper Oahe would greatly help the Criterion
ON this page reprinting rather extended ed
the Montrose Enterprise. 1t deals with the
shortcomings of the Harding administration We note
that it fails mention several quite important actions
They ought included 1t is possible that Mr. Hard
ing is occasionally by the remembrance that his
newly appointed member of the court has just
army of children to be galley slaves of
the predatory interests Their sad faces arise to
haunt his dreams He may be capable of comprehending
that all manly and womanly hate and despse
who will make possible the robbery of youth of its
inalienable right to and education Then again he
be tormened by the moaning OF the millions OF coal
miners and railroad who, giving their lives to the
service of the nation and its people, now reduced to
starvation wages that his masters may wallow in
earned wealth. He may be further purturbed by the
knowledge that only few months will elapse when
gress will be filled with to dispute his further pro-
gress along of turning this Imperial country to
the buccaneers of social privilege.
AND now they (the exploiters of the public meek
ness) beginning to feel the pulse of the peoples
goodwill regarding another bond issue of several millions
to requirements get the benefit of the
Federal aid projects Color ados highways The deals
of that state house in Denver in working the public
for all it is worth for kind of to increase
taxation beginning smell high that dose of
tard gas would be relief The proverbia odor of the
poecat would be delicious incense by comparison. They
remind of the charity institutions durung the recent
great which drove the people to frenzy of volun-
service all the juice of vicarous sacrifice that
could possibly be squeezed OUT and then it transpired
that thousands of the employees drawing salaries
that more in year than many of the volunteer
workers obtained in lifetime and far than Silver
World editor has made in fifteen years of devotion to
community welfare; it became deal so that now
there is dstrust of all appeals for charitable aid One
sometimes wonders if all the profteers and public
ploiters of the not in the saddle civic
officials? But there is day of reckoning coming! Then.
those will be far better off who clear from under!
Lake City Silver World