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Cañon City record., 1904-10-06
w. L. Morris.
prosecutor.

w. l.. Morris.
w. l.. Morris of Florence, candidate
for the Office of assessor Of Fremont
county, is the youngest man but one en-
the ticket, being but thirty-two years
Of age. He is an example Of the young
man in politics and his candidacy will
appeal with peculiar force to those
who are to cast their first vote this fall.
But it is not upon sentimental grounds
that the friends OF Mr.. Morris expect
his election. He is widely known in
the eastern part of the county as
stalwart Republican, and this fact,
coupled with his honesty and capability
are factors In favor of the success of
his campaign. Mr.. Morris, like many
in Missouri. He came to this state
twelve years ago from Kansas City and.
settled in Florence where he engaged
in the jewelry trade, n business which
he has conducted with marked success.
He has wife and family and all of
his financial interests are In this county.
Mr.. Morris has no axe to grind in seek
ing the assessorship, but is actuated
by an ambition, which is the right OF
every citizen, to serve the public in an
official capacity. He is free from
entangling alliances of any kind. other
than his allegiance to the Republican
party. and, IL elected to the place he
seeks will discharge the duties which
devolve upon him without fear or
favor. and. We are convinced, In
satisfactory manner.
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Geo. e. korn.

George E. Korn of this city was
nominated as the Republican candi-
date for Float representative from the
ninth senatorial district at conven-
tion of delegates from Fremont and
Chaffee counties at Shaeffers hall last
Saturday. MIR. Korn is locomotive
engineer in the employ of the Florence
& Cripple Greek Railroad company and
is regarded as an excellent man for the
place. He was formerly connected
with the D. & R. G. with headquarters
in Salida and has wide acquaintance
among the railroad men in the two
counties composing the district. Mr..
Korn is stalwart Republican and is
the champion of an interest that is
entitled to recognition in the state
legislature. He is popular among his
associates and the railroad men of the
district may be depended upon to give
him cordial support in his candidacy
He is competent in every way to fill
the office and is energetic and honest.
If elected, Mr.. Korn will make useful
and creditable member of the General
Assembly.
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d n. Cooper.

d n Cooper. nominated By the Re-
publican convention last week for the
position Of county clerk and recorder,
shares with W l.. Morris the distinc-
tion of being one cf the youngest Of
the party candidates. and, like Mr..
Morris. he i. a native of "old Mixzouri-'
Dedrick. ms he is familmrly known. has
spent the greater part OF his life In
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he Republican County Ticket Sure Winner


Quay, brother OF the late Senator
Mathew S. Quay. and the experience
gained at that time was helpful in pre-
pairing him for his subsequent career.
has been engaged in mining engineer
ing in the Sn ida district and other
arts OF the state. He was for five
years surveyor Of Fremont county and
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and in that capacity was connected
with the West Branch Coal, Iron &
Lumber Co., of Philadelphia. the
Engleton Coal Co., also Philadelphia
corporation, whose mines we're located
on the Susquehanna river, some twenty
miles above Lockhaven. He held the
Office of deputy surveyor OF Clinton
county. Pennsylvania. under William
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Richard Houle.

Richard HouIe.
The Republican candidate for county
commissioner from the first district of
Fremont comfy is Richard Houle OF
Canon City, and. it is conceded. that a
better man for the position could not
have been nominated by the convention
last week. Mr. Houle was born in
England but has lived in Colorado for
more than thirty years Until coming
to this ci y to reside he was one of the
most successful farmers in the Wet
Cañon City record., 1904-10-06

served a. deputy one or two terms. He
has mining interests in this county and
in the San Juan country and is success
fnl In whatever he undertakes. Mr..
Smith is staunch Republican. and
with his professional nttainments and
wide acquaintance will be hard man
to BEAT for the Office he seeks.
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Mountain Valley, but having amassed
competence by thrift and good
management removed here a few years
ago to make his home. Few men un-
derstand so well the needs and require
ments Of the county in the matter OF
roads and bridges as Mr.. Houle and
his good Judgment. honesty md
frugaiity will deter him from voting
the public money upon enterprlsss q
thss kind which will not contsibo>o -
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the general welfare Mr.. Houle is an
enthusiastic Republican and is alway-
found working for the success OF the
party. He has no friends to serve nor
enemies to placate, and, il elected,
will be an extremely useful man for
the people. He has leisure time to de.
vote to the duties of the office, and his
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A. n. Smith.

A. II. Smith. candidate for surveyor,
is n native of P-nnsylsania but has
lived in this county for twenty-six
years. He has been engaged in survey
ing and civil engineering since grnduat-
ing from the schools of his native stnte
Cañon City record., 1904-10-06

advantages to any other place in tie
west for the cement business. Under
Mr.. ioore's supervision. Portland va>
founded and an industry of large pro-
portions established Mr.. Moore /. a
strong Republican splen id business
mar and will mate n Ideal representa-
tive in the Gener | assembly.
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Jas. A. Condit.

Jas. A. Condit, nominee Of the Re-
publican party for district attorney for
the eleventh judicial district, is n
native of Ohio, but has resided in
Colorado for many years. He was
superintendent of schools OF Custer
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sociation. Mr.. Condit is a gentleman
of pleasing personality and with his
acquaintance in the various counties
composing this judicial district is sure
to poll big vote on election day. II
chosen for the position he seeks Mr..
Condit will give the people OF the die
trict good administration as public
proeacutor
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energy and directness OF purpose will
be valuable assets in the discharge Of
public business. Mr.. Houle is a strong
candidate. and IL his appointment wins
he will have to make a strenuous cam
paign.
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Canon City, nd, probably, has as wide
AZ ncqnsintance among the people Of
Fremont county as my man on the
Republican ticket,
He has been interested in politics
every since he was old enough TO vote
and has always been hard worker in
the Republican organization. At
Contln N ,d IN pnrs Fouy
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county for one term and has many
friends in that section Of the district
who will give him cordial support in
his campaign. Mr.. Condit is gradu-
ate Of the law department Of the State
University at Boulder and 10 we'll
equipped for the district attorneyship.
About six or seven yesrs ago he looat-
ID In Florence for the practice of his
psufsssion and has since bssn . nsu-
~ Of ~ yssaoat osssty Des A.
Cañon City record., 1904-10-06

nation by the convention. If ]. L.
Cooper is elected county judge five
weeks from next Tuesday the Office
will be in good hands.
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Continued on Page -Four
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POLISH SYMPATHY FOR JAPAN

how : should look the
resolutions sympathy for
OF people
oppressed represents OF the Polish
pie OF Amerce-Two MILLION STRONG
cruelty revolving Russia ranssd liberty
and he VIII strahse
nations, she = checked.
policy unchanged
Nicholas was in Peter
There little real sympathy and regard for human rights In the
as was n ihs other.
century the Poles She has
nationality national
republic Of Poland
when Poland stood FOR freedom and advanced
powerful nation feared and respected and
uncouned thousands ~ Poles
thes love OF
Poisnd liberty. Free speech Is
association The
pie
deserted the old home where
aud eEtsd where the rights
OF an respected
America hold against the undyag
praying
They not, Enlightened humanity
opposed aud European s,rangluE
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Il shah respect you whatever you
say
TN my minds eSe." said Yaude-
teur slowly Il see Woman who has
before attempted tho life 81 those
whom she Was pleased 20 call her
friends"
The professor started 10 bis feet
Notwithstandina his vehement as
nrttlon that ne would not nivo way
10 bis emotions. he was trembling
all over
you cannot mean Nine. Sara
sou VIII change gour mind IL have
something Ia cnnflde. Between nov
ana last "Wednesday l have been
afaanccd 20 Donna Marta, zee. We
are 10 marry aud soon. Nadine l.
beside hrraelf with bliss snd Donna
Marta herself An, l have no
words 60 speak what my feelings
aro with regard 70 her. Madame
Of all people would DC the laat 70
murder me" he added Wildly, FOR
she loves Donna Marta"
Il avn deeply aorry, professor. not
WithntaudinE your words aud the
very important statement you have
just made with regard 90 the young
lady who lives wltQ Mme- sara. to
have 90 adhere 10 mg opinion that
there IL very deep laid plot on
foot. and that q monacea your life.
I atlll believe that madame. not.
WithHtsudinE Yanr word. 10 head and
center OF that plot. Take any state
nient for What q u worth. IL IL.
I can assure you. the only thing that
! can Hay. And naW l must ask fou
fgw questions. aHd you must have
Patience vita ms. great patience.
while ysu reply 10 them ] bsg 81
yea to tell ms the truth absolutely
aud frankly
n will. answered the young man.
You uloys me strangely. / cannot
help believing la you. although I
hate tnyusif Zoe aiiosinx cxrn orr
suaplcieus thought 30 fail Oh her,
Nandcieur rosss
TEL me. AR. piaE1l." he aaid
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lnx. SIR said the man. land left
outside the aoaq IF zach fiat. It.
hnusche@pcT opens tts house door
Tor the purpose. ! take u IN myself
the first thing on RISING
And tho can remains outside
pour door with the house door open
until you take & la said NsndsleuF
Yes. sir. Of course
Thank you. said NnudaieBr.
That viiii DO"
The man left the room.
You see. professor. remarked my
friend. after the door had closed up
on the SERVANT. how Hlnpls the
matter IT, Anyone could drop poison
into the mlIk-fhat H.. Of course
hat somebody did. Jheso modern
arrangements don't take crime iutu
account when criminal means buai-
ness"
the professor iay stiil. evidently
thinking deeply noticed then. for
the first time. that a look Of age
fsad crept over his face. tt iFn-
proved him. giving stability and
power 10 features too Juvenile Tor
the mass OF knQss ledge which that
keen brain contained. Ills eyes were
fun OF trouble. It WAS evident that
his msditationa we're the reverse Of
satisfactory.
Il am the last man 30 pretend not
20 see when a aeif-evident fact
atares me in the face" he said al
last. There has been an attempt
made 10 poison me. Hat ~ whom
Can You tell me that. Mr.. Nande-
leur7"
Il could give n very shrewd
guess" replied Yandelour: bat
we're I to name my suspicious you
would be offended.
Forgive me for my exhibition Of
rage the other night" be answered
quite humbiy. Speak your mind
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IIaN long has
Il been since the
Seattle police
have had the
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quietly. have you ever coruinuni-
Gated to Nine. sara ihr nature Of
your chemical dsHaoxorios
Never"
HAS Hhe sver been here
eoh. yes. many times. Last we* :
she and Donna Marta WE'RE both
here. had q little reception fer
fhsm. We euiayed ourselves. she
was delightful
"You have several rooms In this
flat. have Won not. IsofeeaorYf'
Three reception rooms. he an
Hwcred rather weafily.
And you aud Donna Marta were
perhaps alone tn one OF those rooms
while Mime. sara amused herself IL
another IL that SOL"
1t g." he answered. reddenInR
Madame and Donna Marta re-
mainea after my other guests had
gone. Madame went into my study.
she said she would cit b. the fire
ard rest"
"Dc you leave your notes locked
up OF lying aboBtT"
Always locked up. Ne IL true thu
notos Tor my coming lecture wage on
that occasion on my desk"
All" interrupted vnndeicur.
No ordinary person could wake
anything % them" be coutlnussl;
'and even he added. ~ madame
could have read them u surely
would not greatly matter that she
should know M grand secret iafors
the rest 81 the world"
"piozzi." aaid Naudcieur very
Eravely. Il must make another re.
quest Of you Whether madame
knows your secret or not I must
know u NJ once. Don't hesitate.
professor: your life hangs ~ the
balance. You must tell mes that
with which you mean 10 eleetrify
the Royal Institute tomorrow week.
now, now at once"
The professor looked nstnnIshed,
but Vandeleur was firm.
Il must know IT," he said. 81
hold myself responsible for your
life. bruce he added. turning 10
me. perhaps YOU can get the pro-
fesaor 20 see the necessity OF what
l ask. VIII you tell him that story
which you related 70 me In the
cab2"
I ala 80 without a moments delay
M words were 80 brief NJ could
make them. | told him about my In
tervicw with paiink. his excitement.
his revelation Of the fact that the
paientce whose patent was 10 be Sc
cured IN all countries all over the
world was no less a person than
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A HINT TO THE MAYOR

systematic pistol practtee9
expert pocket artillery Batnser should hook
Ia al
pistol police offices at thirty PAGES
newspaper story nobody hurt
but lanentshiy practice
forthwith that his policemen are
equipped popguns taught
A dead hishwaymsn two warning
o Q predatory
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obtaining patents for "a great inven-
tlhn and traces thiH Co Hioaaia dis
eoNery. An,attempt II made TO pol
aou lloaEi,
The slick man nhuddcred. and an
expression OF horror ana amusement
crossed his face.
who would want 20 take my
dfvF7 he said Poisoned milki I
confess do not understand. The
thing must have been accidental :
lie continued. foverishly. flxing his
puzzled eyes on Naudrlcur
Nandciour shook his head.
There was no accident IN this
matter" he said. with emphasis. 1t
vas design Deadly, too, You would
not have been alive now n had
not come 90 you IN the nick pf time.
II IL our duty. professor. 90 so care
fully into every circumstance In
order Co insure yeu against a fur
Their attempt ON your NE"
"nut ! do no ono harm he
answered irritably. who could
wish TO take ny life from me- Il
Is impossible. You are lahofinK
under a wrong Impression"
ave VIII let the motive rest for
the present replied Vandeieurs
THAT the attempt VAS made IL GER
tain. Our present object Il 60 dia-
cover how the poison got into the
milk That u the question that
must be answered and before pruee
and l leave this room. Who sup
/ plies you with milk. Prof riossir'
PloEnl replied With a iauguld mo
/ tlon TOW ard the bell.
Ny man vii tell you he said.
4 know nothing more about the
! matter"
The servant Vas summoned. and
/ his Information was hrisf and to the
/ point. The professor uiiik was
served hy the Haue mlikmhn ha
! supplied all the other members Of
tho mansion.
IN - brought early IN the morn
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nrure discovers that Nine Sara IL
obtaining patents Tor n great inyen-
tlhn and traces this Co fioaais dis
eoNcry. An,nttempt II made TO pol
aun pioEFL
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SEATTLE EYE EAR NOSE AND THOAT INFTRNAHY,
Halter Block. Corner Sc eond and Columbia Street
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GIVE EVERY ONE
THE LAWS LIMIT

s-rhe lncreas. Of highway robbery
in Seafle during the Iast few mofsths
r. something appalling" Superior
Judge Bell said this moruins. and
the city s~efus TO have become the
Mecca OF all the so-ealisd stick NJ
men on the Coast. u Is simply In
tested with desperate Characters
The fac, that during the last
year all highway robbers convicted
% the crime have been sentenced
By superior court Judges 10 as long
terms In the penitsBfiars A. the law
allows.- he continued. seems TO be
having no visible effect. ss there
seems to be from one 70 n haiti Dozen
hold ups IN the city nearly every
night The cumulative punishment
Law, n would seem. would have .
depressing effect ON the criminals.
but II does not seem 70 bother them
. tssf.
TO my mind there II only one
fhiax 20 do and that IL 20 make
every stick up' man caught pay the
SAVE FROM IS 70 IS PER CENT
tatton and Exa
SEATTLE EYE. EAR, NOSE
as Halter Block. Corner Sc
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full penalty for his crime. u would
seem that this must put n stop 10
the wholesale highway robbery n
the course Of time. believe Il win
II persisted IN. but In the FIseantius.
a man doesn't aare to venture out
81 the house unanned NJ night with
nlore than 10 cents IN his pocket
That Judge TaIlmun's views COIN
eide with Judge Bells IL shown bY
the fact that since he has succeeded
him on the criminal bench. he has
shown NO mercy TO habltual erin
mails. particularly highway robbers.
Allison. who held up the Wizard
lar. vas given 90 years. while few
Of the men convicted either of high
way roesry or burglary have ea-
cared with less than 10 years.
4 realize that highway robbery In
Seattle Is increasing Judge Tall
man said this morning "A person
can see BY looking over The records
Of this court What stand l have
taken In the NATTER
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81 it fails TO cure. r. w, Groves sig
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2ln Rem Su einlt wirIt auirrltsb'n;
QGis fGnnten Ociner mir per9e1en,
Die ss nit uns 70 gut 9emeint;
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Gar manGe Sbrdne, Dir aemeint.
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gen,
9etif 9u ia fort in u~nferen Ssrjen.
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