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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
PROMINENT GERMAN
EDITOR FOR BRYAN

Fairvlew Lincoln, Neb.. July i4.-
You may rely on the sincere and
earnest support Of the New Yorz
staats zeitung HERMAN RIDDER
This Telegram. sent BY the New York
editor from some Kansas town, the
name Of which could not be decipher.
ed, was received BY William J. Bry..n
at Fairyiew today. and although Mr.
Bryan made no comment his pleasure
was evident IN the buoyant tone IN
which he read the statement
II was Mr. Rldder. who, before the
Denver convention called here with the
announced intention Of asking Mr. Bry-
an to withdraw from he field on he
grounds, IN Mr. Riders opinion, tina
Mr Bryan could not win in November
Lincoln democrats declare that Mr.
Ridder did not press this point how.
ever. upon visiting Fairyiew He de
pared from Lincoln Ia q happy frame
ol mind with Mf Bryans 20. X" on
his free wood pulp plank
i ia predicted that the end Of The
Hleellns Of The national comm
here pa Tuesday VIII see ihe Nna
|la1aalp d settled fact snd many aa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
FIFTEEN CENTS
PER CAPITA

Guthrie. July a. State superinten-
dent e. d. Cameron mas recommended
to the board of school commissioners
that the July apportionment Of com
mons chool funds be on the basis Of Is
cents per capita. State Treasurer Men
efee now has on hand s59,7S1.s' Of
common school funds. derived from the
rentals on commea school and com
mon school indemnity lands. and Sec
retary Marr Of the school land commits
sion has s27.74s.24. making a total Of
SS14s0.ll.
The reports Of the county superin.
tendents to Superintendent Cameron
showed the total school enumeration
Of the state to be l776ss. an on the
basis Of IS cents per capita as sug-
gested by Mr. Cameron. the total
disbursement at this time would be
s7l.e5245, leaving a balance Of s15,-
s2270g to be used in paying the ex-
penses Of the school land department.
This VIII make rotal per capita
disbursement for this year Of 65 cents
per capita for the whole state, as
against nearly sl65 last year, for Ok
lahoma territory
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
IANTEDRIDE
JIM CROW
CAR

Oklahoma City Okla aaly l4-
Lying close 70 death. Win two uziy
knife wounds ID Bis abdomen. win his
eifs and l2-year old son a his bed
side. Conductor T. ". Watson Of the
Frisco railroad. who was stabbed b.
a man who took onsnse 1T It's at-
tempts to get him out of the negro
compartment Of his train Sunday IS
at The ST. Anth0nys hospital with
lhree attending physicians.
The man. whose last name. No
Lane. only could Be procured. had
bought a ticket from Chandler to war.
wick and went into the negro com
parment Of the train Con ductor
Watson ordered him out He refused
TO 60 and Wasaoa returned 10 another
coach
A deputy sheriff Of Lincoln county.
hearing the argument went into 1ua
negro compartment, and moved Mc-
Lane into the other part Of the car.
where he sat until the train reached
Warwick
AT Warwick the man got on and
walked UP ID where Conductor at-
son vas standing, asked him what he
meant BY throwing him out the way
be did Watson declared that he I'D
not saying that It was the deputy shcr-
III who did It. but the man not salts
fed with Watson's explanation, abused
him, till Watson, becoming angry, hit
him with his lantern and then knock
I'd him to the ground with his fst
When the man arose be perked 4 knife
our Of his pocket and stabbed Watson
twice.
He was brought here On the train
and an ambulance took him to -r
Anthonys hospital Doctors II. smifA
K. u Howard and J. A. Ryan
tended him and at 2;30 o'clock yes
terday morning they operated on him.
The physicians express some hope FOR
bis recovery but are afraid complica-
tions will set in.
Watson is 80 years old and has been
IN the Frisco service a number
years He has the reputation Of being
one Of the best men in the service
His home It at Monet No. and his
wife and son took q train for Okla
homa City at once. arriving here VS.
terday afternoon At 2 O'Clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
II A GOOD nome

Is what you want, we can surely
do you good. We have for sale
some Of the finest and best located
residences In chickasha. We are
next to all the good things ia
town.
S room house, lot 5oxI65. Close
10. A good home or investment for
the price st5oo.
9 room house, close in on Color.
ado ave. Good barn and a bargain.
Price sz2oo.
S room house on west hiIl, lot
s5xI65. All kinds Of fruit and
shadetrees, barn room for q horses.
shed, chicken yard, cave. Cost
10000. This Is an elegant home.
Price $500.
10 room house on SO. 9th st. has
every convenience, here IS some
thing sure enough good. Price
$1,000.
Groom modern house, close in
on one Of the best streets in town.
Price $3.50.
Is you DO not see what you want
here, come 70 our Office. Look ov-
er orr list We have everything
m city and farm property.
HAYES 8 JENKINS
Phone $40, Over Citizens National
Bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
RED LETTER DAY
PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY Tt
ACTING GOVERNOR or
STATE

State Of Oklahoma. executive de-.
partment Whereas, the act Of
ness, removing the restrictions from
the alienation Of lands allotted to .iti-
zens Of the Cherokee. Greek. chic
taw. Chickasaw and Seminole nations.
commonly known as the Five Civilized
Tribes. win become effective On the
twenty-seTenth day Of July. 1908. and
Whereas, the effect OF said Act
viii be to permit the unrestricted sale
Of ricA agricultural lands. which have
been heretofore largely uncultiyated,
and uncared for. and thus opening the
way to largely increasing the eitiz-n
ship Of the state and making said
lands available for homes. thereby de
yeloping our great natural resources.
Now. therefore, ], George ". Bel
lamy, acting governor. by virtue OF The
authority in me vested do hereby re-
commend and request the citizenship
OF our state to generally observe the
twenty-seventh day Of July, 1903. IS
Red Letter Day, and that our CONNER
cial organizations ana individual clt
izens BY writing letters and by such
other means as may be appropriate
invite the attention OF friends through
out the United States to the wonderful
developed resources Of the State Of
Oklahoma and the great opportunities
for development That invitations be
sent generally TO good citizens
throughout the United States to parti
cipate in the boundless wealth and
prosperity Of the state Of Oklahoma
In testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and caused the great
seal OF the state OF oklahoma to ba
hereunto affixed at Guthrie, this the
eleventh day Of July. 1908, in the year
Of Our Lord, one thousand, nine hun
dred and eight, and Of the Indepen.
denee of the United States of Ameri-
ca, the one hundred and thirty-third
GEO, w. BELLAMY
acting Governor.
Attest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
BIushlno 70 order.

hrs. Elinor Glyn, as the author OF
several rather daring books, defended
during her American visit the rather
daring book at innumerable functions
"Conventions-conventionality," she
said at a tea at the Plaza-such
things remind me In their ariiiclality
OF a famous girls school. The lady
principal Of this school took her older
pupils to the National Academy'r
spring show Entering the hall Of
sculptures, she was heard to say, ar
she looked up from her catalogue;
Attention. young ladiesl When wa
come to the next statue but one. you
win all blushi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
FARMS FOR SALE

~ land hres
~ q C1icaas1a- sen located and
Fen iapisd Il al farming purposes
A iio ceres O. land greater POT
aaa fns boaom within oza and one
hait e ot his eiy wen improved
Per aefe ESQ
L $50 acres . miles Eest Of
Chlekasha valley lend good sroom
house, barns fence and cross fence.
small orchard a bargain al $4,000
L5z 90 acres three niles from ely.
A bargain at - per acre.
Lss 10 acres = mile from city I'm
IT'S beautiful location overlooking Ire
city Price per acre. $3.50
The longer y0u wait the more you
pay for your investments. has been the
history q this country The man who
buys first s the man who gets Tie pro
fits.
GOOD 4 COMPANY
Rooms 2 and = Terrell Building
Phone s57
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

tails Of the coming campaign mapped
out at least IN outline. Mr. Bryan mas
received numerous tenders Of The ser.
vices OF speakers, nearly al Oh lem
if their letters are given fun credu
being spelibinders Of resistless appeal
Musicians also have been earg on ths
ground and the men who make ban.
ners and buttons and get out printing
and pictures. Such Of these matters
as deserve attention win be turned
over to the national committee Tu s-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

my dear said the Old man % hts
daughter on the morning Of her wed
ding day. 4 don't 500 how / am going
. get along without you"
Nov. don't lei that worry you.
papa." replied the fair maid a. she ad.
iusied her bridal veii, George con.
fsssed % me last night that be hadn't
enough money even 70 buy a second
hand stove, 30 instead Of losing noe Il
looks as # va we're going to stay right
wiih you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14
Attest.
BILL CROSS.
Secretary Of State

Acting Governor.

The business at the X. P. lodge last
night was the installation Of officers
for the coming year Three candi-
dates were also initiated into the rank
Of esquire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-14

and 40 10 Colorado Low rates every
day an summer ASK your local agent
sboul them. And II you uant 70 get
q beautiful folder Of the most wonder.
lul oneday trip IN the world. write
c. A. Johnson, G. p A.. Gray's Peak
Route, Denver, colo. eetf
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
hosts to the Gettysburg OF disappoint-

hosts to the Gettysburg OF disappoint-
ment-
The weather on Tuesday was ideal
for an election and 1t is probable that
larger proportionate vote tS, the
population in Fremont county was
gotten out than ever before. Il least.
since. the famous contest in 1896 when
Mr. BRYAN made his mrs. campaign
for the presidency. In !he nix pre-
cincts OF Canon City III. Republicans
succeeded in getting out all but NJ
teen Of their party adherents. or those
known to have leanlngs In that direc-
tlon. q marvellous accomplishment In
view OF the fact that nearly al OF the
delinqusnts were detained ut homo BY
illness or sono other goo0 rsasoo.
People Of all shades OF political opaA-
Ion discAArging the duties asvolvtAg
upon them - good eltissas.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

= The election ON TuesdAy-weli 1t
was q landslide for Taft and Republic
fcanism such a. has not occurred but
oncs or twice within the memory Of
this generation. New York, Ohio. In
diana, In fact, all Of the great and
populous states, OF the north and west
giving almost unprecedented matori-
. ties for the Republican ticket; assur-
1ag for four years more. at least. .
0Dntinuance Of the present policies In
the national administration
Hardly the most optimistic Repub-
Hcan In Colorado had dared TO hope
for such decisive victory for the men
and measures believed to be for the
hest interests OF the American people.
although they felt sure OF thsir tri-
amph.
When the news came In Tuesday
Right that New York h.i given Mr..
TAFT tremendous majority. estimated
q from 125. 900 to 100000 majority
ever Mr.. Bryan. and that Illinois had
cone almost a. we'll: that Ohio and
Indiana. regarded - pivotal states.
bad swung into line for him In no
unesrtain manner all doubt ~ to ths
ssOceas OF the Republican national
tacket Aiasipatsd into tAin cir. II Deo-
eaesd euch Q victory 10 only Roosevelt
baeoss had aHAisvol
1hsre was rsjoiciag At Rspabiicaa
Aso1quartsrs evsryvhsrs ~ saeh .
cpaQuest was unlocked for. and there
auFo. Tie more startling in its cooss-
Qosacas.
Al dovn the line here Was Q do
iuos .oe Rspuhlicsn; votss sAhnsr11nG
80 obliteratlng n sOms localities Al
tSace and vsstigs OF tbs opposit3oa.
In Colorado and Fremont county
.nAs result for time seemed to b in
weston, but later Information chang
"a the complexion Of things and re-
Naled the fact that they too were
keeping step to the election music and
we're mot lasgards In the march Of
peogreoa. .,
The district court room. where the
local Republicans held their vigil.
vas a scene Of unusual animation and
the story OF the battle Of the ballots
In the nation. state and county was
sDid to a crowded assemblase Of men
and women in the bulletins that came
In BY telephone and telegraph from
Chicago. the political capital Of the
country. There was no undue glory
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
VIVIAN CLAIMS
MCDONALD

Denver. Nov. 800 p. m.-Addi.
tionai returns from nearly every
county In the state show that many
scratched ballots are favorable to the
Republican ticket Between 1880 and
ehs present time. the totals have shift-
ID from 1900 Democratic majority out
sside OF Denver to 2,400 Republican
pAjortty. In several cases Republican
legislature are apparently leading.
EARLY this morning It seemed that the
Democrats were sure Of election.
Three counties have furnished COM
plste returns. Hinsdale gives Bryan a
majority OF So. Shafroih 81. Logan
county gives Taft a majority OF 100.
Meeker county gives Taft a majority
OF $50.
State Chairman Vivian claims Colo
RADIO for Taft and Mcdonald but ad-
nits Legislature elected BY Democrats.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

Denver. Nov. General election
returns from throughout the United
States received up to an early hour
this morning. show the following re-
suits:
william H. Taft of Ohio has been
elected president. with 29s votes Sc
cure and Is doubtful.
Practically no change is indicated
in the complexion OF the national
house of representatives.
The United States senate will re-
tain Its present Republican majority.
Gov. Hughes has been reelected in
New York state by about $4,000 plu-
rality
Indiana has gone for Taft by from
$4,000 to $4,000 plurality.
Bryan has apparently carried Ne
braska. although the Republicans still
claim the state.
Ohio returns have been seriously
delayed owing to the Immense siss Of
the ballot, but Tan has carried The
state hy . majority ranging froa e.
80 to 7S.ooe.
Taft carried New York CITY ~
about 11.ooo plurality. this being tAs
arst tims H. eity has sivsA ~ ~
10 . Republican presidential eanAi-
date slnce 1855. wAsa Mr.. Mckinley
Ia . sanall pa1rallty.
II. TAak feeslSsa . greaasr Da1lAl-
~ 4 Nsn Eirk stAfs tAaA Nsaae
"a mar yeaxa 49,: ~ A1l1a
po1n1ng u 1o4oeo ~ ~ 46lk -
eRaipn1 19k - ~ npessve
llliin. tks lnzso1oonns bafsy
sanAlalas NJ Dss1tAt rssslvsa aApas
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
Fatal ACCIDENT At
WILLIAMSBURG TUESDAY

Yesterday ths management Of Tie
Magnet ooal mine Ct williamsburg. iA
or1er - ~ tAslr nsn oat In time 70
voAo oaosel tAs nnlnss about 3 p ..
TApuas Mcmillan. . minsr. d hie
ha1es - - cot "a % TO loaa q
eoal y re out A aAiAar oo0fNAe
vaenea M = - - = tAsee Ng1D1
have - - - ~ wS1
- ~ ~ ~ - - -
ens6k on1nlA - - izo - ~
q ~ . - ~ tAS1Wns el1t
= ~ 6thSia - snlll - 1neS 19
- ~ D,ase y - ~ - t,neslne
- ~ - - yesnsa - wasss -
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
BIeeEST POSTAL BUSINESS
EVER KNOWN HERE

1t will - surprise to many peo-
pie to Ieas1 that the receipts Of the
Canon GU Dostofnce for the month Of
October, ~ closed. were the largest
in the hiainy Of the ONCE. exceeding
by . smalt lmount the income Of last
Decambsf. the heaviest ever known
mp to that time. As the revenues Of the
omcs ara dopendent upon the sale Of
postago sesmps. stamped envelopes,
box rent1. &c, 1t will be seen. ~ Col
Sellers 49, to remark. "that business
II good nslp" There II no better index
to ths pfnerity Of community than
it's pootnk Feceipts.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
ROOSEVELT WATnlES
BULLETINS m kjoeES
n IkTS VICTORY

WasAlngtoa, M. <-TAs Des11Ae
asa Nh. Roosevelt rSAsAsa II WA1ls
houas q thsir rse114 fSsA ovuosRpav
seftly bsesrs . eAslpaA yssHeR1V -
tssAesn. ~ ar4 lnAn8 - ~
~ wAaa - fondsa 49, - =
|s1nAsshs tAAsst essa11lA Eof1E1a oano
|Wtss ssmlAg u eeS& ~ ~ ~
- ...ssss..ss:z e - a
r oysesf ~ v11lA ouvs - 80
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

Never in the history Of the state or
county have the returns been 20 slow
in coming in owing to the great num-
ber OF scratched ballota- Several Of
the precincts havent been countsd at
ths time We % to prssA
Enough have come in. however. to
show that the Republicans have elect
Cd TIE majority OF the county uckst
VII Norris for Assessor and JUdeo
jar. L. Cooper for Judge Of ths coaA-
u eoaft. lead the ticket ~ abont go
majority. The electioa az Haary =
0maeh = conesaed ~ a11 1Se ~
jreIiy. 1ffs. MerftaA = oaoees1 esan-
u sapasiAtendsnt Of schooas By abeut
~
Tie Democraas have sleetaA ~ -
ssr, shssiff. b III 81 tins ~ najDr-
~.
lGaet n. IAnes. RepaAlicaa sor saaf-
Or - bosa slsots1 ~ nEuA - - -
q n AAnae bsENoa II :. .epaag an1W.
- ~ r.;
lCnu0a CITY alskflGf q Vsey 81 VAl
the chances in favor Of Craig.
B. G. Woodford for Representative.
will probably pull through with .
small majority but it is to close for
pleasure. Ay st
The race for treasurer is undeter-
mined. Fredrickson has a small ma
jority with several precincts to hear
from that may elect DR.. Moore
For noat representative Allen Bell
has probably defeated 8. ]. Andrews.
Chas. L. Milton will NO doubt pull
through for county surveyor by a fair
majority.
Judge u. 8. Bailey has majority of
about 45o in this county for Justice of
the supreme court over A. r. King.
the Republican candidate, with ten
precincts to hear from that are nora
mally Democratic.
For county commissioner for the
third district 1t looks very much like
w. r. Alfred. Democrat. had defeated
Albert Philip, but the facts in the
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.

and Hughes q substantial majority.
At the White house executive onlces
were installed direct wires from the
different telegraph companies and As
ISOLATED Press, and over these the
president hal the news At the earliest
possible moment. One wire working
between the executive ofnces and the
White house proper carried the most
important bLletins. while the presi-
dent was at dinner.
A happy party. consisting OF cabinet
oficers and their wives and . number
OF other Suests were entertained at
the White house during the evening
and heard the news of the election.
Later in NE evening ~ the reports
grew thick and fast the president
went to his once In the executive
building, and there carefully read ev-
erything OF importance.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

was fatally pinched between the car
OF coal which weighed $500 pounds
and the roof. The cars were at once
stopped and he was taken off and
helped a. best they could while they
got the loaded cars out Of the way and
brought In an empty car BY which he
was taken out OF the mine. Medical
assistance was at once summoned and
everything possible done for him but
he was % severely crushed Internally
that recovery was impossible and he
died at his home at 3:45 this morn
ing. He was conscious little but was
too seriously injured to talk. He was
unmarried. IS years old and leaves a
father and many friends to mourn
him. His parents are natives OF Boot
land and have lived 1t williamsburg
for many pears. Young Mcmillan was
born At Williamsburg. had lived there
all his life and WAS at the uns oe his
death taking . course In . ooerss-
pondencs school 70 At hlnoelf for bee-
Ter asAting the battles oe lits. He Win
bs buried h HIGHLAND esnstory On
Friday.
he miAe maAeGsnsat AAs noeiees
poste1 ia many plaeso warning tAs1r
msa 20 b ride % loAAsd care %
account e The danger. IN Osing Into
~ nana thsg fsolNsatay ~ y n
ISloeT11s aq1s = = raaklA oang
- - - v1g.
Is n v1oR - ~ tn8oo tl -
IllQu11 Wa8 . 114 aoDsaalS
ess1ee WA1t11 - ven1 syaR -
yv1llane1sg ~ nsesaag = hyaee
tloaas ~ ease.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

case may not be known until the votes
have been of1cially canvassed.
For district attorney for the elsvsa-
tn judicial district, composed of 1fo-
mont, Chaffee. Park and Custer coun-
ties. Jas T. Locke. Democrat. claims
an election over E n. 1tinemayee.
Republican. by something like $50 ma
Jority.
DIR. G. Herman Graves was elected
county coroner over Dr. Francis A.
sutorius. by good substantial ma-
iority-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

T. J. skAgss. of OoloraAo opriAgs
editor OF ~nosk MountaiA Reserves" !"
with . party oe frisnA0 sAopDea Ovoz
n Crippls Cresk bstwssa tr0lAs -
tsrday. TAsy have bssa ever b II
CAaoa cry eeantry loeAAng 0vsr sana
lando aAl rse1sneA. Va ~ d1atrase a
- the nllnlng aGAAs = os0o - ~
party AAA 1avsP ssea . DlAlAg eaAN'
--Cripple CFssk Ensa- ss III.
Y N. !. u Nannun - loos 1sDsoh
laatA street y slg . -
nnny q 1.101D e1R = hGNP - -
S1sossllsjle 110 - - 0nelstnlk-
01.eh u - - eeA 0aone pnE1y
~ q - uoo1lEe
t1stlely aoy.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
APOSTLE OF Discomfort
IS BADLY SHOWED UNDER

$4,000 votes in Greater New York.
The Indications are that Democrat
ic governors have been elected in sew
eral of the middle western states that
have given their presidential votes to
Taft
Mr.. Taft has exceeded Mr.. Roose-
velt's plurality in New Jersey and In
Massachusetts, as well as in New
York.
Denver. Nov. From the official
returns of forty precincts 1t appears
that the Democratic county ticket
with the exception of the candidate
for he office of juvenile Judge. sheriff.
district attorney, and possibly asses
sor. were elected. Ben 3. Lindsey was
reelected judge of the juevinle oo1rt
according to the present returns by
the largest comparative vote ever
cast for a candidate In Denver. he
receiving nearly n many votes a. tAe
other two candidates together. The
Republicans. II appears have elected
Alexander Neshit. sheriff. and wills
Elliott district attorney. Bryan it ap-
pears carried Denver county although
there Was N Immense scratch vots
Tor TAN. ne state 10 still In AoabG
STATS Republican CAairnAn JoAA
Vivian tAis nnorniag coacsdsd that -
nsxt lealalatnre voalA - Dszssraals
n - Dsavsr, eaiao ~ nonla
eAn aAaa ~ onahus - telonll
tnAzviA ~ ~ 49, - oon1n -
Tn not 1lnaa o1ugor. e.
tneNA M . ln -. Hs
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

The regular meeting of the Canon
City Woman's club was held at Elks
hall Tuesday afternoon. The lessoa
was on The Hebrew Patriarchs" and
was led by Mrs. Maxwell.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Okey
entertained the Fifth division of the
Ladies' association of the First Pres
byterian church. About thirty ladies'
were present and 4 pleasant time was
had by all. Light refreshments were
served.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
RIRaR eEA1 COURSE KNERR
rAINnEHf TUESDAY Nlanf

The nrst OF the 7. y. C. A. 0tas
course entertaiAments was held 1t -
First NetAodist church Tuesday nasAE
and .as decided sareess n svssy
way. u was givea hy the knly Wat
ernan Coacsrt company aAA nsasR-
- ~ 70 Tie hiGhsak sxpsctatioas q
- tl1 !1lkeA r.. s1s
complimsnt anh BE paid Il
The more artistic and pleasing mus
ical Organization has seldom visited
Canon City than the Emily Waterman
Concert company and should It ooDs
this way again it may be assured Of
large and enthusiastic audience. II
the succeeding numbers Of the Star
entertainment series are as good ~
the one of Tuesday night 1t will mer-
it most generous public patronage.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05

ing over the Waterloo defeat that had
come to the opposition. Il was meas
ures rather than men that had been
Cañon City record., 1908-11-05
Taft Electe, president
By Overwhelming Majority
Most Of Republcan County Ticket Elected Claimed
by Both Parties for IN State Sowes IN
History aft Will Have 3O8 Electoral Votes

overthroWn aad there was no feeling
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