Colorado Gubernatorial Ticket Names Adams Ammons Havens
The ticket lists Alva Adams for Governor from Pueblo County Elias M. Ammons for Lieutenant Governor from Douglas County and Horace W. Havens for Secretary of State from Lake County.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
6
The ticket lists Alva Adams for Governor from Pueblo County Elias M. Ammons for Lieutenant Governor from Douglas County and Horace W. Havens for Secretary of State from Lake County.
The editor rejects claims the Tribune will lean Republican, asserting no shift while owner remains in control. He says both county tickets are good and vows not to sacrifice truth for party gains, emphasizing reform must come from principles rather than fear.
The Tribune editor declares independence from political favors and pledges cleaner, square government. He emphasizes no enemies, no rewards, and no accepted money from candidates, offering candid coverage for readers while emphasizing a democratic yet independent stance.
A critique of campaign rhetoric urges listening to both sides before judging. It warns that orators may be funded by party committees and pursuing personal gain, not truth, and urges voters to think for themselves after hearing multiple speeches.
In the merry go round season political talk runs hot as candidates boast hats and talk. Lindsey's candidacy for governor dominates gossip with speculation on his next move and the fate of the democratic ticket if Alva Adams withdraws.
A Denver judge argues the reformist platform as essential to curb corruption. He urges direct primary elections ballot reform and penalties for corporate money in politics urging voters to demand clear pledges from candidates for the legislature to enact these laws and restore genuine prosperity in Colorado.
A Greeley Tribune editorial argues the paper cannot ignore politics, stating it will participate in campaigns to improve conditions. The piece rejects accusations of taking money and stresses commitment to the county’s welfare.
The Pueblo Chieftain urges Colorado voters to demand clear pledges on three measures to end utility corporate control of state government and restore power to the people. It frames the issue as more vital than senate or governorship battles and notes the campaign should define candidates’ positions on moving governance away from utilities.
A public notice urges Greeley residents to register at the courthouse by October 20. The county clerk’s office operates from 6 am to 6 pm and requires two registered voters as witnesses to register or update details. It warns that moving within or between precincts affects eligibility and promotes a Republican registration headquarters near the courthouse and an additional HQ at room 10 Bank block run by D. Todd.
Wounds bruises and burns heal faster when an antiseptic dressing is applied before inflammation, reducing healing time to about one third. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as an antiseptic that speeds healing, lessens pain, and prevents blood poisoning. Sold by all druggists.
By a recent agreement all outstanding accounts due to the firm of Drs. Pogue and Hughes have been transferred and are made payable to Dr J G Hughes G R Pogue.
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