Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-10-07 | Page 5 | Editorial Pith

EDITORIAL PITH. There Is n worl I of truth In the bald assertion as-sertion Ihut Ihe Issue ot the day Is i ros-perlty. ros-perlty. 'The country looks for better rig-ulatlou rig-ulatlou nf the trusts, there Is a gruwlug sentiment In favor of a reduction of certain cer-tain duties, but there Is no Inclination to Jeopardize prosperity Chicago Tribune. There Is no doubt of the pri senco In the United Rlutea ut vast pal lugs It wus a favorite fuel with many families In eastern Massachusetts before anthracite becuiiiu ubundant. cheap and convenient Tor the use of those persons tho p. nt was cutout I u blocks sliced Into small si ibs, si read upon the ground, dried by sun and air and then stacked so Hint II could be protected from the rain und snow It was a genial fuel and Is very euinmonl) usi d In Ireland and the northern parts nf eon llncnti! l.uropo mdaj Washington Star. Our arnu and our civil servants have done great things lu the Philippines nnd for the Hllplnos Tho Have given the I lllplnos peuce nnd order, law and Justice, Jus-tice, schools and efllcknt government The rest Is for us lo do through nur rep-reseutatlves rep-reseutatlves in Congress What Is to be dune Hit re Is In Irest, as soon ns nur treaty engagements will permit, tho rill, plno dwellers upnu nierleun soil Ilka other Vmerlcans by giving them u chance lo Ltt a filr share in our nt'oiial pros, perlty Then will the Phlllr ln spe.dllj become American Indeed - in so Inter Uceun An affirmative ruling on the lloaton.eon-Icnllou lloaton.eon-Icnllou would nol mean ubsulutc public uwiieishlu uf the aulhrueiie mines It would menu only that thr operators mubt so conduct their business us tu satisfy, upon reasonable terms, Ibo public de. mind fr Ihelr product Ihe operutors falling In this tho public, through tho courts, would be entitled to lam nu the business until the operators were able to do so satisfactorily Sioux City Journal Hut when the exploits of the thoroughbred thorough-bred colls urat Mines ure reviewed the most notnbln feature of the sport on Ainerlrun race tracks In IJ)J has been tho amazing success of W i stern runners on Hit lUstern courses The series of vie. toiles of the West over the Past has bun almost supefylng When New oik horses have been tent nut to fhhuhu the) have failed wretcliedl) while tin stsbles from the Inland States have In Ilk ted crushlns ilcfc us on those ot tin Atlantic coast over lhrt grounds of the Joe ho clubs nf this Imp. rial common-weulth common-weulth Must Nov York confess thai It Is iivermatchel when 11 tries to compete with Illinois In racing It the West aftir all superior In the Last In owners an I irnluers In homes and riders und drivirs' -Chlern... irlbune