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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-12
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NEw CASTLE. Pa March a. The Penn
syivanis State Federation ~ Labor to- 4, Y
c,lIed upon Mayor John Rsyburn II PhiIs-
CeIphiA 60 have che carrnens strike arbi-
trated After a resolution - that elfeI Z
had been passed the following telegrs m
was sent to Mayor Reyburn
Justice an we'll a. We demand that
the strike 81 the cIrmen he submitted
T. srh,trstion az cnce and that YOU a.
tn. ufiicial represent alive - the people
Of PhiLa delphIa tmmsdistely use your
ofYici-l infiueOs-~ tOwa ri this end
Telegr8ns with a similar purpose we're
aent alao - the Presinent. Gov. stuart
aud Senators P~nrose and Oliver
II ~ said that u the Mayor refuses ~
will be taken - lndiGlting that there
would 10 little use q the COMMITTEES ~
nine calling on him IN Philadelphia to-
m prTuN
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APPROPRIATE SPRING COSTUMES
USUALLY SloO PER YARD WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT sse.. 7se., CSC. TO SI.4s PER YARD
a SOLD IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY
YtffE. Aurmn 34i1 ami 18Th etrrrts. Nrm Vnrk.
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that u vac not safe foT a woman ur child
40 be out after dark The proposed
resolution was killed by an overwhelming
vote
The many resolutions and suggestions
were referred 90 q cornrnItts~ Of thirty
ave. ana by th- COMMITTEES - a sub
committee Of seven of which Edward ?
Ziseler. president NJ the North PhhS-
delphIa Business Meas ASSOCIATION. -
chairman.
When Mayor Reyburn heard of the
acton oT the association he said that he
didn't SEE how he could change the po-
sition no had taken He had reviewed .
q. ,-x-an, from v D. Grren"wali prc~i-
dent Of the State Federation 81 I.ltor.
requesting him to use hrs Offirial influence
a. secure arbitration. The Mayor said
he was not necessarily Oppnsed 10 ariy'-
tration. hut that he did not pr"uo>" 10 do
the arbitTating
Tho Mayors idea was that II anybody
thought no could settle this strike by
ARBITRATION why let him GO ahead
GaorIp a. EAFts. Vice-Pre~'d@nt IlaI-
~ncs Wolf Of the Philadelpha RAPID
Transit, william n Carpenter and others
pyouniDent IN the AFFAIRS % tho company
RAJ sSshinS whatever N say hat ~ was
announced unoficiAlly that the Phila-
Aalpbia Rapid Transit had N" differences
IN talk over with anybody The com
nnnV "a running more and more cars
every day. employing more and more men.
and fsals certain that n Will have its
~ervyee % 10 the notch "a . Few weeks
however. Prssidsnt Kruger made a
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
FREMONT COUNTY

Whereas the Republican party of
the Ilth Judicial district Of the state
of Colorado has nominated for dis
trict judge of the district. the Hon.
Charles A. wilkin of Park county, and
Whereas. Mr.. wilkin has for more
than thirty years resided in this dis
trict, and for a long time held the en-
viable position as one of the leaders
of the bar of the state. and is a man
of approved character and reputation
and possesses all the attachments and
the integrity TO make an ideal Judge
IL elected: therefore
Resolved That the Republican party
of Fremont county most cordially en-
dorses the nomination and candidacy
OF Mr. wilkin. and pledges TO him
the most loyal support
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

Denver, Nov. Public opinion re-
sents a tale bearer. likewise is the
man resented who attempts TO climb
to fame over the shoulders of those
he abuses.
During the last two years the ex-
ecutive department at the capitol has
done little else than backbite and
abuse their predecessors. At times it
would seem that every member of the
preceding administration would GER
tainly land in the penitentiary If the
stories told by Kenehan, ct al, were
true. Not a preceding state DEPART
ment was omitted from the general
list of charges The game department
was charged with having stolen ev-
erything it collected The land board
had made away with thousands
of acres of the land be-
longing to the school children. The
secretary of states office was accused
of having omitted the collection of
fiat taxes. the educational department
was held up as having grated off
the printing of Supplies, and in fact
the heads of all departments of the
state institutions had. according to
shafroth. become rich grating
Colorado well knows the result. The
land board inquiry was conducted un-
til it was ascertained that some
prominent Democrats might be caught
Il -.
the preceding administration was tar
nished- While this inquiry was go
ing on the present board was selling
land to specualtors at s11 per acre
when it knew that the speculator:
would sell it the next day for s25 pei
acre. The school children OF Colo
RADIO have lost more in the sale o
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
Pays Fine Compliment
To Charles A. WIkin

justice gives him perhaps the most
extensive practice of any attorney in
that section.
in general It has never been my
privilege to meet a man with q big
ger heart. a sounder judgment, and a
higher appreciation of justice. And
were to have to stand before one
man for Judgment whether guilty or
Innocent. I know OF no man from
whose lips should expect n more
Just sentonce--a sentence prompted
by reason. based upon law and tenn
pered with mercy, than from the lips
Of c. A. wilkin.
And am quite sure that every per-
son in Park county and surrounding
country who is personally acquainted
with the above named gentleman will
endorse every statement I have made
in this letter"
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
FAKE GRAFT CHARC-
ES ARE BOOMERANG
FOR DEMOCRATS

these lands to spectators at the low
price than they have lost through all
the history of the land boards before
this administration
The investigation of the game and
fish department brought forth nothing
except the fact that the stenographer
appointed by one of Mr.. Shafroth's
appointees was compelled to give up
one-fourth of her salary to the man
who appointed her in order to hold
her job. 1t also brought forth the
fact that whereas the previous game
commissioner turned over $21,00e to
the state treasury, the present one
will turn over less than $500.
The Democratic secretary of state,
after much abuse directed against his
predecessor, has finally let up on the
charges and in recent months has
even refused to allow the public ac-
countant to exam eihnobsi
countant to examine his books. He
also takes the position that the mon
eys of the brand department belong
to him, and the factory inspection de-
partment, in which only 5000 was
saved to the state from salary graft
ers. is under him
The investigation into the state in
stitutions has developed the fact that
under the preceding administration
the money was expended for the OBJ
ject for which it was appropriated.
and under this administration a mill
ion and half has been expended and
no one knows where it has gone.
Every charge made by the present
administration against its predecess-
ors has fallen to the ground unprov-
en- in courts OF their own political
fContinued on Page Fsvel
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

and is believing if elected to the
bench of the court before which he
has pleaded for so many years that
his knowledge of our people and OF
their interests and affairs and of the
laws governing the same will be found
to be such that the ways of justice
and of mercy for the poor also as we'll
as for the rich will remain practic-
able and easy and authority and use
fulness of the Court continue unim-
paired and above reproach
The law of the State is the main
people of the State for the mainten-
ance and the vindication of all rights
whether public or private. No one is
so high or so strong as to be above
1t or exempt from its control. nor Is
anyone so weak or so low as to be
beneath its protecting care. And the
man chosen by his fellowmen to sit
In Judgment as a Judge OF a district
court with intelligence and under
standing and without fear or favor
the people regardless OF personal or
political influences and solely upon
considerations of his character and
fitness for the place and of his worth
as a man and citizen.
And upon these considerations We.
his neighbors and friends for thirty
years, submit the candidacy of Char
ley wilkin to the good people of this
county for their favorable action on
election day.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

A Chaffee county man was down
from Salida the other day and he re-
marked, THAT man wilkin is running
like wild fire."
And that just about expresses the
situation all over the district.
or course it is never safe to spec
ulate on chickens before they are
hatched--and majorities counted be-
fore election are some times cut
down
But there certainly is a strong sen-
ument gathering in many sections
for Judge wiIkin. Everybody who has
been around the district comments
on that, and II isn't confined to any
one county either.
After Judge wllkin visited Salida
and Florence and had met lot of
people. both Democrats and Repub-
licanE. he came back and said: This
certainly looks too good TO be true"
Everywhere he Is meeting with the
heartiest kind OF support II is the
kind OF support that goes out and gets
other votes by the score. No other
candidate on any ticket in any OF the
four counties has 20 many men, en-
tireiy disinterested. who are going
about doing good work.
A man from Florence Was In the
} Record ONCE the other day who had
n list OF seventy Democrats who are
supporting Judge wilkin.
Park county people write that al
though that county has been Demo-
cratic by about $50 there Is little
doubt that Mr.. wilkin will carry 1t
by from so to 100. That is reasonable
TO suppose. OF course. being Mr.. WI
kin's home county. and II means only
$50 Democrats voting for him.
Custer county will be a stand-or
with the majority small for either
candidate.
so the race is in Chanee and Fre-
mont counties. Fremont will un-
doubtediy give Mr.. wilhn a good
sized majority While chanee may
give a majority to his opponent II is
generally believed that Mr. wilkins
majority in Fremont will oyer-shadow
his loss In Chaffee. and there are en-
thusiasts In Chaffee who claim that
even that county may show a major
ity for Mr.. Wilkin.
Mr.. W. l. Morrist who is chairman
for the judicial district has on fle
n bunch OF mighty enthusiastic let
~.
and ali tell the same story-of wiikin
leading the ticket
Here are few extracts.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

II there is anybody in Fremont
county entitled TO vote at the forth
coming election that does not know
Harry S. Maddox. the Republican can
didate for treasurer. We commisser-
ate them upon the misfortune. Mr..
Maddox Is trying to make the ac-
quaintance OF everybody. and. IL he
fails In his ambition. it will not be
because he has frittered away his OPP
portunity in that respect. He is leav-
ing nothing undone that will widen
his knowledge OF people in this coun-
ty. or will in any way contribute TO
the success OF his campaign.
Mr. Maddox has the faculty of trans
forming his acquaintances into friends
and those who have been brought in
contact with him remember only his
happy. iovial disposition and splendid
qualities. He Is one of those affable.
optimistic men whom IL is a pleas
ure TO meet and whose presence fair
ly radiates confidence. sunshine and
geniality. He is the embodiment of
energy. honesty and enthusiasm and
possesses the characteristics OF lead
ership. combination that assures
success at almost any undertaking.
Mr. Maddox Is receiving numerous
letters and messages of encourage
ment in relation TO his candidacy from
friends far and near. One letter
Il see by the paper that you are a
candidate for treasurer in your oonn-
- Wish could be there to vote for
you as realize your fitness for the
position and know that you are on the
square. | most certainly hope you
will come out OF the campaign on
the top OF the heap" Another man,
holding public once in one OF the
northern counties Of this state. writes
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

Wish | could vote for you for treas
urer for you are suited for that kind
OF work. regret extremely that /
cannot do something for you In the
campaign in which you are engaged
that would help you TO win-" third
tslegraphed a day or two ago: Il re-
gard It as a positive misfortune that
am deprived by law from being in
Fremont county and voting for you
for the treasureship. You have my
best wishes for success"
Everybody has 10 admit that Mr..
Maddox is especially well qualified
for the place he seeks; that he is
honest. clever. and obiiglng; that he
never disappoints patron. that he
makes friends wherever he goes and
keeps them. He has been .ngagd in
bookkeeping and handling cash ac-
counts all of his life, an experience
that will be valuable to him in the
treasureship. He will carry into Of
fice an energy. enthusiasm and cour-
tesy that will mean much for the pub
lie and will assure the success OF his
administration.
He is a progressive Republican with
progressive ideas, and. II elected, will
not fail the people OF Fremont county.
This is his first entry into politics on
his own account. although he has been
active in the interests OF his friends
since he was old enough to vote. He
Is conducting clean, manly cam
palgn. having determined when he
began his canvas of the county to
throw mud at nobody. He has made
no promises OF any kind during the
campaign, indeed. no charge is made
that he has. and when he goes into
the trcasurer's ONCE to begin his du-
ties he will be unhampered by politl-
cal debts, trades or agreements.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
SANTA FE BUYS new CARS

The Santa Fe railroad has placed
an order for 81 100000 worth OF new
all-steel tourist cars to handle the
large increase in tourist business 20
California. which is expected this
winter. The cars will be put into
service on the lines west OF Chicago
on November 9. They are being built
by the Pullman company. They will
be. electric lighted throughout. and
equipped with all modern conven-
iences.
The Santa Fe expects. as a result
of the introduction OF sll-steel tourist
sieepers, to make as fast time on the
Pacific coast business with these
trains as with the limited flyers. The
company has also placed an order re-
Gently for $2.500 900 worth OF the new
type Mallet compound engines. These
are really two engines In one and cost
$4,000 each.-Florence Citizen.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

A man long prominent In Park
county AFFAIRS writes In n personal
letter to the editor OF the Record the
following regarding Mr.. Charles A.
wnkin. Republican nominee for dis
trict Judge:
I'm the first place no man is bet
ter or more favorably known In Park
county than Charles A. wilkin.
"2nd. No man in the state holds
higher regard or supports more 10y
ally. the social. educational. moral and
religious institutions and their wor-
thy representatives than does MIR.
wilkin.
''3rd. No man in Park or any other
county responds moro promptly or
generously TO distress regardless OF
other conditions than does the said
Mr.. wilkin.
"ath. don't believe there is man
in the state who pats In longer hours
or more days in the week in his study
than does Mr.. wilkin and yet this
busy man whose work is never com
pleted has time 10 listen to the griev-
ances of the most ragged little urchin
in town who considers Mr.. wilkins
ofilce temple OF justice and adjusts
his trouble and alleviates his distress.
18th. And from q legal standpoint
The Judgment and Interpretation OF the
law given out by Mr.. wilkin is held
in the highest esteem by all people OF
that section OF the state. This. to-
gether with his high appreciation Of
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
PARK COUNTY

Resolved. That as citizens of the
County of Park we endorse and ratify
the nomination OF c. A. wilkin as
candidate for Judge of the eleventh
Judicial District OF the State. 1t is
compliment to our country and to
him from among all the members of
the bar of the four counties of the
district. MIR. wilkin was chosen as n
candidate for the high and respon-
sible Office of District Judge. And his
life and his conduct and his pubic SER
vice here among us warrant us In
commencing him as worthy and quail
fed and deserving Of this high once
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
SALIDA. COLO

Everything looks very favorable for
a Republican victory in Chaffee coun-
ty this fall AS to the District Judge
ship. there is no question In my mind
but that wilkin will carry a large
vote in this county. and am positive
that in district No. 10. which is my
district. always has gone Republican.
and We are going to carry 1t by a
larger majority than ever before.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
OCTOBER BANNER
MONTH IN DISTRICT

Cripple Creek. Nov. October
closes as the banner month OF the
year for gold ore production in the
Cripple Greek district According to
figures Just compiled sS.775 tons of
mineral OF a gross bullion value Of
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
Several Counties Endorse
Mr. Wi1kin's Candidacy

Every county in the district has
shown the keenest interest in Charles
A wilkins candidacy for District
Judge. In the county conventions fol-
lowing this nomination the strong
est kind OF resolutions were adopt
ed endorsing him
Here are given parts of these reso-
lutions.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
ST. ELMO. COLO.

Although this precinct. that cast
about s5 votes last election is Demo-
cratic by % majority. Mr.. wilkin VIII
surely break even or nearly so here.
for hear several old Democrats. that
knew him wehn he was the district
prosecutor. they that will vote for him
and hear the same talk at Buena
Vista. I shall do all can for him.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

sI.is2.O75. was shipped during the
month. The tonnage leaving the dis
trict was greater than that of any
month OF 1903 or 1910. while the
amount Of ore treated locally was ek-
ceptionally small.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
ALMA. COLO.

While the people of Park county
viii regret the loss of Charlie wilkin,
we know that he viii make the best
district judge that We have ever had.
and in spite of the fact that this is a
strong Democratic county. he viii
carry Il by about fifty votes
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
CHAFFEE COUNTY

We heartily endorse the action OF
the Judicial convention in choosing
as candidate for district Judge Hon
Chas. wilkin OF Park county. We rec
ognize in him an able jurist and COM
petent man"
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
MRS. HYDE WELL

Kansas City, Nov. 2.---Mrs. b. c.
Hyde. whose life was despairod of six
weeks ago has sufficiently recovered to
be able to cnli on her husband at the
county jail DR.. Hyde was convicted
last summer of the murder of Colonel
Swopc.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

The fact that One-haIf of the world
doesn't know how the other half lives
isRt due 10 any neglect on the part
OF the people trying to find out
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
FLORENCE. COLO.

While this is a Democratic COM
munity I believe that Judge wiilSin
will run well ahead OF his ticket. and
perhaps have a majority in this DEM
ocTatic town"
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
wHITEHoRN. COLO.

1 have known Charlie Wilkin for
over twenty years and he will make
us a splendid judge. l don't believe
he ever did a dishonoTable act in his
life.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
PROSPECT GOOD FOR
WILKINS ELECTION
Reports from All Sections Show Senti-
ment Strongly IN His Favor--Getting
Heavy Support In the Strongest
Democratic Sections
puENA VISTA. COLO

BUENA VISTA. COLO.
Am very glad to tell you that Judge
wilkin has many friends and loyal
supporters In this town, enough in
fact TO give him majority OF votes.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
FLORENCE. COLO.

Was delighted with wilkin. vot
ing for him is not question of par
ties with me"
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03

Mrs. Nina Wood. who has been WIS.,
itlng Mrs. o. 8. Reed. has returned
to her homo In Victor.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-03
HOWARD. COLO.

~Mr.. v5iIkin Is the kind of man thai
our people want for Judge. He vii
get n good vote here"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-07
A Hint Of the
New Furnishings


ngt practically impossible to give this limited intelligent idea
hold leading gvethe wrist length will probably highest
with with fancy
This merely hint-ou display
entirety.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-07
The New Corset Assures
a Stylish Model

The perfect fit of the new model
and costume depend largely on a
correctly drsigned and porportioned
corset. Exacting care has been
exercised to assemble corset models
that are in accord with prevailing
fashions. You are sure to find here
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-07
Introducing the New
Fall Coats

Fashion authorities have passed favoraby
upon La Vogue coats. Now they are awaiting
your critical comment and judgment. Slow
though we are to enthuse, we grow bit warm
when we speak of this collection
But come and see and judge for yourself.
Everyone interested in matters OF dress is well
come If you bring friend with you, SO much
the better. La Vogue garments are distinctive
for style and fit in any gathering OF we'll dressed
women.
La Vogue coats and suits are shown Tor
Women, Misses and Children. Prices are as
tempting as the goods attractive.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-07
Mems Fall Opening
HClOthCraft" Clothes

For men who are particular to secure
correct fit in the Fall clothing this announce
ment should be very interesting. we mvlte
men to examine the splendid stocks of stylish
suits and overcoats we have gathered for the
forthcoming season as we'll as our unrivaled
line of furnishings-to study carefully our
showing of "Clothcraft" Clothes, the best
fitting garments in America.
Made of worsted, serges cassimeres, thibets
and claws. Priced from $1,000 to 1926. 90
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-09-07

The Best Shoes for
Men are Here
esss-4,
E-tAnd whenswe say best we
mean the 'Stetson," the
Barry" the Reed" a trio
of shoe values that are un-
equaled anywhere. 4 ks3a
Here are the prices:
Stetson dress shoes
$500 to Sc. 90
Barry shoe $4.0O to 81. so
Reed shoe $500 to $3.50