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Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
HERE ARE A few FACTS
Continued from Page One.)

NCOHtilutu lTOH rage OHe.D
Arizona. Judge Wells had this to say
in answer To aquery:
Il shall advocate continuation Of
the present good roads policy OF the
state highway system included. but /
shall also see that good roads are
built into all the farming and mining
communities, To give the people easy
access to the market for the ship
ment of their products. | believe ev-
cry mining camp and farming region
should have a good road to the near
est railroad"
During all of this fiercely contested
campaign. naught in Judge Wells rec
ord as a public man or a private citi-
zen has been found asSailable by his
political opponents. fact which
speaks volumes for him and for his
sterling qualities and carries an as
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
OFFICIALS ASSAllED.

CHICAGO. Dec. president Taft
and Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
were assaiIed as enemies of pro-
hibition by Clarence T Wilson. presi-
dent of the national prohibition party
conference now i'm session here.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
NO sOOZERS FOR HIM.
President Taft Refuses to Show Glenn
ency to Army Cadets.

WASHINGTON Dec Sin spite
of the efforts Of five United States
senators. President Taft today re-
fused TO reopen the cases of five ca
diets dismissed from West Point for
drinking
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

surance that his administration Of the
affairs Of the state will be charac-
terized by that spirit of upright fair
ness which has enabled him to pass
through this memorable contest un-
Sc1tbe1
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
I'm NO STRANGE LAND"

Not where the wheeling systems darken
And our benumbed conceiving scars:
The drift of pinions would we hearken
Beats at our own clay-shuttered
door.
The angels keep their ancient places;
Turn but stone and start a wing,
lis We. tbs your estranged faces
That miss the mdny-Sp lendOIed
thing.
Yea, in the night. my soul. ms daugh-
ter.
Cry-clnsing heaven by the hens
And To- Christ walking on the water
Not of Genesareth but Thames.
e. e.. Louise Imogen Quincy.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

support, and that | will be glad to see
il enacted into law
Delay in answering your letter is
due to the fact that | have been alb
sent from my office for most Of the
month of November.
With kndest regards and best
wishes for the prosperity of the Ari-
iona, | am. very sincerely yours.
(Signed) "R. X EVANS.
Brigadier General. Chief, Division OF
Militia Affairs
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
COUR RAGE.

She has 20 need of sword or spear.
She shelters in no guarded place.
She watches danger drawing near.
And fronts it with a smiling face.
Not hers the duh. unseeing eve.
Blind fury. and the lust Of blood.
Across her soul no tempeSts fly,
No passions surge. in angry flood.
But clear as that great dome above
Which frames the sun and hides the
stars.
And quiet as the words of Love
The motions of her spirit are
And ever following in her train
Come two glad figures fair as she.
one with his foot on vanquished pain.
And one the foe of tyranny.
Nhere'er the sons of men are found.
And hearts aspire and deeds are done
There Courage walks on holy ground
With JOY attained and Freedom Won
Spectator
Try Republican Want Ads for re-
suits.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
Partisan Sage
sANISHES OANDRUFF

1t quickly kills the dandruff germs
that's why dardruff vanishes So
promptly when PARTISAN SAGE is
uSed
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
THE WHITNEY QUARTET-TI

Whitney quartet gave Il magnificent
ertertainment in the Adams school
last night. more extended mention of
which will be made later
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

Try Republican Want Ads for re-
suits.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
HOMETOWN
zEag1|1|;lss,;;;zkE & 4 (
FOR THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
Artistic Wave Sweeping Civilization
to More Beautiful Realization
In City Building.

An exhibition at the Royal Acad-
emy. London. illustrates concretely
and impressively the universal atten-
ton that is being given to the matter
OF planning the growth of cities and
towns upon both scientific and artis-
tic principles. Not alone in what are
regarded as the more progressive
countries of Europe is there being
manifested a purpose to lay out the
suburban growth OF cities upon care
fully devised and supervised plans,
but even Turkey and Persia have
caught something of the artistic wave
that is sweeping civilization to a bet
ter and more beautiful realization in
city building.
An idealization-that is. in showing
on paper what the ideal city should be
the drawings of few American
architects which are on display at the
Royal Academy are concededly in ad-
vance of any similar exhibit by any
of the European architects or city
planners. These American plans.
however. which have been drawn with
reference to certain American cities
are dreams merely-dreams that may
never come true. because In the
realization they would entail tear
Ing down and building over on a scale
Of magnitude that is apparently i'm
practicable. While the United States
makes the most impressive showing
In the history Of city building. 1t 10
Germany that shows the best mate
REALIZATION OF artistic and scientific
ideals.
While We are talking on this side
Of the Atlantic about q glorified Bal
tinore or q paradisical Chicago. the
Germans are doing some real glorify-
ing In shaping not only suburban
growth OF their important cities. but
In rearransing the central business
areas and the older residential sec
tions. The German exhibit at the
Royal Academy Illustrative of modern
city building occupies seven galleries.
and what has been accomplished In
scores Of German towns and cities Is
set forth by maps. drawings and in
genious models. During tho past
forty years German cities that had
been previously for two or three CEN
turies at 4 standstill stage OF popu-
lation growth have doubled. and In
some instances increased thrsefold In
population. In such cities there are
new town and old town section. but
in many instances the older sections
have been 80 vastly reformed that
tho early layouts. or. rather. lack OF
layouts. have been lost In the modi-
ncations.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
A FORMER PRISON
TRUSTY is DEAD

Pueblo, Colo. Jan. 2s-Leo B s
we'll. former trusty at the penitel
tiary at Canon City. who was kick
of a bridge by a colt about yeir
and a half ago near Canon City, die
here today at the home Of his mo.her.
as a result of he Injuries. Bosws'i
who was a member Of road gans
while returning to the prison, saw :
Fremont county farmer trying to ei
tricate a colt from railroad trest,r-
While Boswell and the farmer were
working with the animal It began -
kick and knocked both from tte
bridge.
The farmer was almost instantly
killed and Boswell sustained a hrok
en- back On account of his condi;.co
Boswell was allowed to return TO IL"
home OF his mother here. The body
will be sent 10 Victor f"r burial.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
NEW S0l0!ST AT
THE OS0S THEATRE

Messrs. Foss and Ludwig I'D .
been fortunate in securing Mr.. c. -.
Meehan, late of the Princess thea
in Denver to sing all their illustra
songs. Mr.. Meehan sang last nis
between the third and fourth acls Il
the play and was received with ="
great deal of favor by those " }
heard him. He has an xCeliont
baritone voice and sings with &
deal of feeling. He is unusually .er
satile and sings ragtIme or Glass; =;
music TO equal advantage. The ma :
agement had some difficulty in per
suading him to leave the Princess in
Denver but they are determind 10
develop a high class house here s'd
they offered inducements whicn Mr.
Meehan accepted. A week from W -
nesday vaudeville starts at the Obos
and then Canonites will be aole -
witness one of the best picture sho VS.
in the state.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
BIG CHANGES IN THE
CHINESE EMPIRE COMING

Washington, Jan. 30-No change iii
the Chinese empire within the neAt
100 years will be more complete tnan
that which is being effected now by
the extension of railway, steamship
and steam launch transportation, dc-
cording to United States Consul Gaa-
eral George E. Anderson at Hong
Kong. Discussing Chinese railroads.
Mr.. Anderson writes:
an some respects the Summing ra!
way, constructed with capital raised
very largely from Chinese in the I'm.
ted States, is the most prominent lrD
In all China. Ii was capitaliy' d,
planned. engineered and constructed
by Chinese. without any foreign oe'p
whatever. 1t is a standing exaniai
of what Chinese effort and Chiue.,
talent will accomplish in China in
the near future
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SPEND MONEY IN BOOSTING
Campaign Of Advertising Their
Resources.

Spokane. Wash. laid out more than
100000 last year holding herself up to
the public gaze: Memphis expects to
spend $4,000 this year for the same
purpose; st Paul. $4,000; Chicago.
with Booster club. of 1000 hustlers.
pays an advertising manager a salary
of $4,000 year and does not consid-
er that she really needs much boosting
either.
The advertising bills of the city OF
New York during the last six years
aggregated a triie under i've millions
Of dollars, says Business. Denver, Des
Moines. Detroit, Kansas City NO.. St
Louis. Toledo. Minneapolis. Montgom-
cry. Ala: Buffalo. Oklahoma City, To.
peka and Wichita, Kan: Indianapolis.
New Orleans. Rochester. Cleveland
one might I'LL page with a list OF the
themselves systematically and reso-
iutely, and laying out their good. hard
coin to do H.
The Greater Georgia association.
with a membership of nearly 1000. is
at work raising 100000 to be used in
exploiting the state and expects to es-
tablish permanent advertising head
quarters in many cities throughout the
country Mississippi is getting busy
with a somewhat similar plan; 80 Ne
braska newspapers have pledged them
selves to methodIcally exploit their
commonwealth and to raise $4,000
within the coming year with which to
do the work; the Northern Pacific
Railway company has just put force
OF 30 writer's and publicity men to
work on n campaign Of advertising for
Oregon.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
ANNAUL MEETING OF
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

The annual meeting OF tn Canon
City Automobile club was heid a: th"
ofiice of Secreta " Maddox of the ous
mess mems association in tho I;bcGrd
building Monday night and the =.
ports of the various commit =. sub
mitted for consideration. The;' w.s
a large attendance OF memoers AMI
ambitious plans for the future " re
discussed. The club al preseh, has
a membership OF fifty-eight. rs'a
Der that It is hoped e largely in
crease during this next twelve I'D e
The officers elected for the carreu'
year were W. B. Rowland. =, en-.
DR.. Theodore Ashley. vice presiJnn,
and DR.. Otis Orsndorr aecre;ai. 'ni
treasurer President Rowland vii
announce the appointment the
standing committees Of the - in
the course OF the next few days.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
TRIAL OF PAOLE PA0lINA
OF WILLIAMSBURG

The trial of raole raolino OF W I
liamsbugr before Justice Armstr he
in the county court room Monday M
ternoon on the charge of attempted
murder, resulted in the acQuitta'
the defendant a laarge number OF
witnesses were examined and many %
the friends of both the prisoner and
the complainant were present to
watch the proceedings. Paclino is
one of the village trustees of 'V''
liamsburg and fo- some time past hns
been engaged in the salooL bus41sss
there. 1t was alleged by the prose
cution that Paoiino and Frank Ecssi
became embroiled in dispute 5 "a
result of wrestling match on She
thirteenth of las, Move moer and tsat
the former attempted to shoot rs
The testimony. no. ger.
showed that such was not The 'ase
and Va verdict of not guilty was rem
dered by the court. 1t was pro-en
that Rossi, who was armed with h;c
knife, threatened Pao mo and that
the latter shot twice nto TIE ar to
convince his would-be assaiiaEt that
he would iefend hIms"lf In tins e'en'
Of an attack. Most Of the evidence
vas presented to the cour through
on interpreter.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
U. S. may BUY HOUSE
BUILT BY FRANKLIN
rBy United Press)

Paris. Jan ALT is uniersu,t :
that the United States ha" tak'n
steps 20 buy the hnuso N thi Rue -
Fenthievre which was brilt by be-
Jamln Franklin and unon the ro'f OF
which was Installed the fist iig::t
ming rod. 1t appears that tn Amer
icon government wishes to piesers =
the house as being o. unusual min
isteriaI interest and later il mir :
be made TO Fer-e as an Emba -
Building The General Bonapa :"
lived there. as did Josephine aid
Hortense de Beauther,ale.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
PROSPERITY ON
BEAVER PARK

Florence. Jan. 31-As an eviden- .
OF the prosperity on Beaver Par. in
the way OF building and general 81
provements. last weeks issue OF tl
Penrose Press chronicles the foil6 1-
in activity: Contractor Howland 5
busy making improvements for J. )
Cogan on the Gale ranch. @. A. Y
der is working on the house OF l.
Born, where considerable impro re-
ments are under way. G. W. Long -
busy on Just-a-Mere ranch compiei
ing a commodInus harm for o. r
SIatterlee. z. Holmes is build:ry &
an addition TO the Muzzy home. Tee
Carmichael seven room house is
nearing completion and will be ors
OF the best on the Park. r. W. Mo-
teny has tust completed hne ha-
barn On the Fair Wow place. W r
Crawford is busy at work on his svs
room log house and Il will be- read,
for occupancy soon. Charles WHITE
has STARTED his house east OF P,a-
rose. The foundations are crmp'@s
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Money in Back Yards.

The Importance of the back yard ~
a source OF this kind Of food supply
has not been sufficiently emphasized.
Here alone could be produced enough
food to feed the family for several
months Of the year.
And then II fruit and berry trees
were planted along the country lanes.
and ON the vast amount Of land out
side Of the cities. being held by their
owners for higher prices. there would
be such an abundance of tho most
healthfui and DEMONSTRATING food IN
America, that no inhabitant of this
country would want The high cost
OF living problem" would vanish a. :
pestileDce after n sanitary crusade
and In truth this would be tho land ok
health and plenty"
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
CARD OF THANKS

For the kindness and helpfulness
of the many friends during our re-
cent bereavement, the many beautiful
flowers. the music. the soothing
hopeful words OF Rev. Harris. We
wish to express our most sincers
thanks. and to give the assurapc
that the sorrow is more easily bnrne.
because OF the many kind acts snd
words OF sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs 8. r. West.
Roscoe West.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
FINE TREES BEING
CUT DOWN IN FLORENCE

Florence. Jan GA force of ~
teen men we're started to work Mon
day morning by Dempsey and Fisher
cutting down the cottonwood tire IS
preparatory TO laying the new -
ment sidewalks. The work is being
carried on at present in the vicini
OF the McCandless high school and
the body Of the trees are being {
into props for use at the coal min
Messrs. Simon smith and Sam Fe -
have contracted for all the props -
firm can furnish.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
PRINCESS CLEMENTINE
EXILED FROM FRANCE
(By United Press.)

Paris. Jan. 81 The Princess Cism-
entine. wife Of Prince Victor Napo
leon Bonaparte. according to Hcy
Bias. has been politely Informed mat
she. as well as her husband, Is 1u-
ished from France Prince Victor. o'
course. has for long been an ext,
under the law which forbids heiis u
family which once reigned b.
France. to live In Franco. and hiA
bride. according To ne story. rusr
share his fate.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SOlicitS a Share Of
Your Patronage

We cater especially to the small trade Ito the home
and rancher. There hundred things you need
from a Lumber Yard every year and we want your
trade IN these lines. Some people thing they trade
at Lumber Yard only when they build house
bot such is far from the We have IN our
stock some thing you need every week In the year.
We want your trade IN these little things and viii
treat you right.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
CENSUS 0F TWo
COLORADO TOWNS
fBy United Press.O

fBy United Press.)
Washington. Jan 3t-The cen.rs
Of ouray. Colorado. is 1874 and of
Ridgeway. Colo, s76.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
COURT NOTES

Another chapter u The Dr. Wilson.
\. Dtdirr routru,ora, was written yes
tcrday when th- Grand jury found
nine indictments against pr. T.. y.
Wilson for Wbezalrmrnt. thr alleged
p,culaiiou Amounting to over $4,000.
BOND wa srt at $500. ur Wilson
was arrested en- e .imilur cnars, last
uWm, O.. and readily gave bond he
iatrg Instituted caarsrF OF malicious
persecution against ". e. Ostrrith
and ". 4. o. Gisrkr, pnir.rs CO.. the
Homo Bnud aud Loom company, from
which hlf ,wa,0l,msut ID alleged tu
have boon made Tho bond company
took over the N,t MeSlcu Rralts vn-
dictate Zoo which pr WILSON Nas iuter-
tft.d some time ago.
The rmnd iHp last u|eli rendered
ttfer indictments against 30 g. Az
0ock oi The ruhcrDI rcid, ,Hmuens for
tnc Nlegal practice ~ m.bi Ile in tho
turltog AAcock vino nas arrested
last nigh' ntr bond iu H, sum ni
$500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03


ANA other rduiI, utilities vas made
De smith ut Efi1n'i1. vino conriu1
ED los con4vtulnuus th" d'ie.1ID ou
iho oncuutaaing outlook The h0Wutr
ior governor Dr y G. Rivera oI Cha.
mira. y VI Who huH been % resident
ana uNt c'Hn OF The upper County for
many ,caIs. aud a s'arucn supputor
of socialism during LONG lifetime
Thourl not eSpcctine to elect their
ticket tl.s year ilC Su.niIsia tcr'
hlshN g.atiilcd co. Tine sploudid now
ing made and he outloo. ior ihr
spread %. the propagandn
After uominatiup The state ticket
Given below. the convention adopted
"a committee report ON resolutions r'
pHimirs heir allegiance to thD party.
Platform Tor abolition OF Wal uAura.
tiuu treaties for local and International
peace fot equal sunwgc t1r womDu
FHH'ID ownership of public utilities and
oth.. principles of inc national ulaf.
tuUu Embodied In rh" resolution
NoIo demand ion a laW more clcari-
d,nu'u. tc dutics oi tac corporation
commissioners. ana Tor law to pCr
nit railroad men absent from their
own precinct GA election day to yot,
/ BE- sftfr ticket on presentation OF "a
ccu'aio uun thcir home election ol
bcials ON behalf az the delegates b'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
ORGANIZED RELIEF
WELL UNDER WAY
At THE Scene Of
AUSTIN HORROR
Worst of Calamity That Over.
whelmed Small Pennsyl.
vania Town Saturday Is Not
Known; Food Needed.

,dy E,eaisE Iisraid 4. q leased wtrsi
Austin. Pa. oct -li.iitf work. uf
tho HIsht and earl, murusa revealed
10" new dulrofs tHd NuaHu tuJty bee
lct,s that DO Auuu. Oh, WORST uf the
calamity that overwhelmed 10 ~ttur-
dry afternoon. when tha water Dol. ju.
lir,klu b.s..ss dam sNDp ihc tall 81.
The DIST ef tuuWu dead atroU tule
Wuruinp ut tIIrit-tVo. whUu ~. Hlsu
town census bowed nftN I1ur sUU
uI-Hur
Effective organized r,.of o. NJ. ~
under $500, uuU u.lp is being UGe'.u
from many communities BOO 900, state,
Commission Dixon uf tu, scot.
health department sass that MONEY!
men aud food supplies Gre m sr.u,
demand
Great inroeds how, boon mut. n.o
tbr ms-- uf tuai,d debris. E,u.atH
ono building three bodies H,ro found.
Those ut mother nu infant 10 70
child about nVr wear, u'i Ai were
t,rfnly mutuHted E.srt, i,hug,rs
reached Austin during tb. u'gh. aud
goo moro lr, expected tri. afternoon.
swelling thr total mburug tor.. tu
SOC men.
Hoalu Commissioner Dixon suld
Nv, expect 60 natr the ruins cleared
by tomorrow uislt rulrr no cireum
stances wilt W. burn 'ur debris until
the ln-t body ha, r,su recovered.
What $50 need most o. food, please
urge th, puhH, tl send food stuna
Two carloads .iWr in this mnrniur
but 10 vUl n.t only todH, and our
r,..rt. .4 U.yIuHf|ur."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-03
Germany Will Probably Pro-
claim Her Neutrality and
Not Participate in Italian
Turko Hostilities.
ARBITRATION POSSIBLE
EVEN AT THIS TIME
Prominent Egyptian in Con.
stantinople Has Offered to
Organize 10000 Egyptians
to March Against Italians.

ttHi, communication with Tri4oli
continued Interrupted TODAY and little
drtri1.-I goo Indicate lhp course nl
Dt.u's gf fic scat oi thl rurko.
Italian uU
Or earlier reports were based ON cor
rect information The homhardmcuf OF
the ,f D.! hD Italian liCcf should
hnv, N,auu on noon today taupIoxi
Waftir It a M. New York timCl
dispatch from Rome early today
.aIa IIl. the bomharliuont had been
HcrUU Uut Witclo-, messages rsvyi,gd
gt .Ho italian capital nom On, fioct
gh.DWcutly made $50 mention % this.
l 'np, dld, The facts asa not reach
fH. Ipliy
800 italian cruiser REPORTS hat The
TH. ish Ilrct has NOT reached the Dan.
dar,lloe. Huf that the ships have scp-
lfIfoI uud are still in thc arChipclago.
whore they are sought 10y italian war;
ships
10 was announced at The German
foreign OihU. .uday that Germany
probably would not proclaim hes ucu
fl'ut because uf The Likelihood that
The EOstiiiiics would bc short. and Also
mo- Stops toward mediation were prob
able before tho rripoltan coast had
been occupied by The italians The
Turkish amhassado. on London pre-.
scented another Turkish note to the
British foreign office rci,ing iorth chat
| lal, had begun hrstiltcs previous TO
the uoclaraati0n of var ani Thar Tur.
t'y would %, Justified m adopting
UHufry,I mcnsures 10 l.ght decree
/ beyond those provided %, tho rules oi
war This. however she has moi
! done. peuding q rc,h appeal 200 the
/ powers ,n hc conviction that the con
I fiici might be- stayed
Tho Gormnn consAiate ut Consiau
/ uuoul s b"siegcI by $1,000 Italians
/ who wish passports permitting thou
40 lcaF, thc ,ouuir The Turkish
! capital is cut IN from communication
| hy cable with Trlpoli and is In The
derk regarding events 'here n Is
announced M Constautuoglo that q
prominent BE-, ptIau has offered 10 or
ganize 10000 Egyptians 20 march
| agains hc Italians sf Tipoli 4
wireless message fo Rome from the
beet coo Triuoll SAYS he natives with
| $4,000 Nausrr rifles have retired "a
the interior with the evident purpose
ot wa-Ius guerilla warfare