Show COURTESY ni GITS rs noon Goon N. N f. f L I If a man comes into yourS your our store and demands wh why tk 1 3 you OtI 4 p put t straw hats in the thc window or wh why you HI don dont ont I l mako make your our cs wear rubber boots or wh why yo you youk k while white Impressing his inquiries j ont don't paint the ceiling I with dictatorial manner as if iC he had a right to call yo yoto you f to account you ou would probably tell him hint to go o outside outside- and go quick j If It you go o Into another tunas mans store and aR assume that i I attitude you will expect him to order you ou out f If Ie you yost 1 0 go Into Into a a. public and demand to know V. V i wh why the sworn and responsible officials 01 dont don't do busl bush fj n ness ss according to your our Ideas insolently assuming the r. r I air all of superiority it l and grandly laying down the law as m asto to what will be pel permitted milled by you ou and what you rou will nol not sta stand d for you ou may expect to be he fired out in short A 4 order These suppositions are arc based on the tho theory that you ou are arc n a private citizen You are aio a taxpayer tax and a J voter You wel e lell in the selection o of oC the olli- olli I. I cial whether or not flOt you OU voted for or him and ho he Is 15 to tho the extent of or your our participation in the affairs o of the I. I public your servant el And nd yet et you rOU would approach him the ordinary courte courtesy of oi gentlemen If it you wanted i an any Information at his hands ji t The he Tribune is greatly troubled because one of or u ft lip was as not allowed to bully hully one of the public i po t officials In this cit city It makes a a. noi noise e like hike a boy at atthe 1 the business s end of or a trunk strap in Sn the woodshed bec bc- bc c cause its emissary was ordered out o of a a. public office when l i he ho demanded 1 cd in Insolence what any man alive can cnn get got If with the till ordinary courtes courtesy adopted among gentlemen All the trouble comes conies from the fact that tho the Tribune I. I f J has as itself vastly overrated o It goes sacs on the false a sump sump- thou lion that luat It can break people against whom its management manage manage- m ment holds 10 a a. a grudge It J proceeds s on the l idea lea that it con cnn make ro rosy w the path of or th those so who who obey ohey It and strew i n. n J fn he auto aulo highway o of those who dont don't fall down an and worship nt at the throne of the Silver Sliver I King ng i Wizen When hen the Tribune mal makers ers come como to un understand that no one is afraid of or them that their power for punishment punish punish- ment mont is not so great as is the power of oC the public that r f the tho no g general g cral estimate is that tho Tribune can not be j trusted to deal fairly with people it dislikes even when they do accord It courteous treatment when the Tribune Trib- Trib une in n short recognizes the fact that it is to be he regarded l' l d J as a a. ver very disreputable liar with a n. nery very ery limited power f for l' l either cither help or harm harm It it will go about its inquiries V as as do o other men And in that better hetter day the Tribune will not be thrown out out of or anybody's ys y's d |