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Show - . -n n . r Desert DustIII Dust DustBy I IL IBy III IIIBy [ , L By JohnstonLaws Johnston Johnstonn ] : Laws based on common sense aredemanded are aredemanded demanded In Colorado by Representatives Representa- Representa Representatives Represeitlves ' - tives Hcefnagels and Dunn Abolish- Abolish Abolishment Abolishment Abol : " - ' , ment of all aU existing laws of the stateof sof state stateof ate of Colorado , and nnd the setting up of cnew ' anew anew a new code founded on common se sense : ISO , the ten commandments onunandments gonunandments < ; and on theprinciples theprinciples the I Ithe principles on which our American AmericanI Americancivilization Americivilization can I rivibzation civilization is bissd b\sed b sed based ' \ That does AmericanI so\ so solike sound sound1111.C soundlike \ I like - . common horse sense At thepresent the thepresent Present time it is 15 impossible foi fOl aone any- any anyone anyone - 1111-.C 1111.C 1111 .C C one , no matter who , , to Keep from fromI fromviohtfng fromviolating fiviol-iting- fiviol iting fiviolitingfrom om , I viohtfng violating - - from one to a dozen 1 laws laws'every lawsevery ; 'every every ' every twenty-four twenty four - hoursI hoursThe hours I The government has just wished oft off oftI oftI oftsome offsome I I . ' onto the theNavajo I some 500 000 acres of lind hnd l'ind : Navajo Indians , In the southern part ' of Sin S"ln Sln San " Juan county count , , Utah About theonly theonly the only time the Indian ever got even evenW'1th evenwith ' yen W'1th W1th with w1 ' the e white man manas , \\as as was \ , \ . as when he hewould hewould WOUId would : mo\ mo mo\e mo e moe mote \ e off of a worthless piece piececountry ofcountry ofcountry of country and let the white man have haveit haveit h ; It , then watch him starve to death on onIt onit it But why these Indians would letthis letI lettl let I back to them themate is isbeyond isbeyond this tl s i-ino i ino hnd land - . be given beyond us There IS something wrong > ng I I I I somewhere some , . here hereThe somewhereThe The Grand Junction Daily Dally Sentinel Sentineluses Sentineluses Scnti : uses quite a lot of space ehplammg explaining tothe tothe to the public pubUc how easy it will be forpe for forpeJ . y pe-J pe J pe " " - l " ' to sv.ap svap swap . s ap for what they need , by i 1 t simply inserting an ad in th their their"ant theirpant nant "ant ant pant " ad column Now if Mr WaIter Walter WaIterI WalterWalker Wal Walker can make up his mind to take takeI takea a few little htUe second hand articles for his hisI hisservices hisservices services , such as slightly slightlyi"ed \i"ed i"ed ied used \ u 'ed ed " < ' cob cobpIpes cobpipes ; cobI pipes , cigar holders , lead pencils and andche'lng andchewing ' nd chewing che\\'lng che 'lng lng ' \ ' gum , v.e ve "e e we " . can rustle rusUe him andI aI alittle alittle a I I little business businecs : We still shll maintain that thatpeople thatpeople tr trpeople I people should practice what they theyI theypreach th I preach . According to the Salt Lake Telegram Telegramof ? of March 11 , Ex-Senator Ex Senator - Reed Smoot Smootis Smc > ot 15ell is 15 isft \\ell ell well -ft ft \ - ell pleased with the Roosevelt program pro- pro program ' - gram Mr . Smoot sees but one sour sournote sournote > ur note in the new administration s spolIcythe spolicythe policy polIcy-the polIcy the - - the collapse of the tariff He Hesays Hesays says , I suppose they will reduce the theduties theduties t tduties duties to the detriment of industi industry " , . and what will become of sugar9 sugai9 sugat : ? How Howany Howany H ( any man can keep his system as full fullat fullof \ 11 of at sugar as Mr . Smoot has for thIrty thirtyyears ty I years without being in the last stagesof stages stagesof : of sugar diabetes is a miracle . Mr . Roosevelt is ' being 'being accused accusedwanting ofwanting ofwanting Of wanting to become a dictator . Thetrouble The Thetrouble T ] trouble is ls just this . The president is isdictating isdictating dictating to the boys that have always alwaysbeen alwaysbeen alwa alwabeen ys been in the habit of doing the dl dltatinff dic- dic dic"ating dictating c- c - tatinff "ating ating tating " . u _ _ _ L " _ 'M1 M1 ' 1 . " , t'h th ' " .t"anller .tanller tanller . " "Ye Ye " Gods , " exclaimed tne the sranger srangerwho s ; , swho syanwho ranger who had dropped into police courtpass court to topass topass away half halfan . -an an .an - hour "They They " have haverounded haverounded harounded pass rounded up a tough bunch this morIng morn- morn morning morning - ' ' " looking lookingat look ! haven t they ? "You You are ing , " his neigh- neigh neighbor neighbor nclg nclgbor - at the wrong bunch , . said s1id ' bor , ' "Those Those " are not the prisonprs prisoners ' , offclals offciais and the thela thelawyers they are the town officials } la lawyers " wyers Sign In cafe . ' 'My My ' My bills come C 0 0D 0D D rent comes due P PDQ D Q . , sorry ' , . my but sorrY'1but . . .A A . , I T can cant _ t i . use . . ? - , your . < n . IOU I T 0 rt U TT ' sorrY'1 sorrY1 |