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Denver. Dec. 20.--The conference
committee representing the Adams
and Speer forces held three sessions
in the Brown Hotel in this city and
failed to agree. Should either side
have another proposition to submit
the two committees will be called To-
gether again but it does not appear
as though Democracy is able to arrive
at an agreement on any person Al
succeed to the position made vacant
by the death of Senator Hughes. The
object of the conference was, to elm
mate all of the men voted for during
the regular session and select an
outsider. The influences, however
welded by the candidates of last win
ter prevented this being done.
The supreme court in an opinion
Tuesday morning held that the new
court of appeals law is valid in every
particular The court held that the
legislature had a right to create a
new court. That in its creation the
constitution was not violated That
Governor shafroth had the authority
to appoint the members when he dli
and that it is not necessary to have
the appointments confirmed until the
next meeting of the senate. This al
lows the. new court to work until the
senate is reconvened. 1t adds an ex-
pense of $4,000 for. the biennial per-
iod 10 the administration.
The supreme court Tuesday granted
supersedeas in favor OF Sheridan 5.
Kendall as against r. S. Hoag in the
contest for railroad commissioner
This allows Mr.. Kendall to hold the
onica OF railroad commissioner until
the matter is settled on its merits ia
the courts. Mr. Kendall was elected
railroad commissioners under the old
law at the last regular election A tess
days after he assumed Office. the new
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CANON CITY MUST WIN
THE FED CROSS PRIZES

A public sanitary drinking foun-
tain; piano, and other prizes to the
Colorado town that sells the greatest
number of Red Cross stamps?
Canon City has entered the contest
vita vim and to help win one of the
valuable prizes the Wednesday Mus
ical club assisted by Miss Media Eel
ter, the Gate City Quartette and Mr.
Fred Fell, will cooperate with the
management of the opera house in
giving an entertainment next We'd
nehday and Thursday nights, Decem-
ber eth and 2sth.
Mr.. Martin promises some special
features in moving pictures including
some Canon City scenes.
It is going TO be rare holiday
treat and should be we'll patronized.
Everybody should assist in this wor-
thy cause in securing a public drink
ing fountain, or any one of the several
other prizes.
The clubs, societies and school
children are helping to sell tickets
for the two shows and the proceeds
win go for Red Cross stamps
The usual admission price of "a
cents viii be charged and. consider
ing The quality of the entertainme ii
promised. very successful result is
assured
The race for the prize Is growing
very lively between many towns, 81
let an loyal Canon cityites and theh
families contribute their ten cent?
each and attend the show.
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An Alarm at Night

That strikes terror to the entire
!, household is the loud, hoarse and ma
[ hllic cough of Group. No mistakine
It. and fortunate thea the lucky pa
, rents who keep Foiey's Honey and
Tar Compound on hand. H. w. cass-
Gilman. Canton. N. Y, says: "It b
worth Its weight in gold. Our LITTLE
children were troubled with GROUP
and hoarseness. and all We give them
ia Foiey's Honey and Tar Compound
always have bottle OF It in the
4 house" For sale at all druEsists.
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EhlGHTS TEMplAR ---
ELECT OFFICERS

( THURSDAY night Canon City Com
inandery No. 3. Knights Templar.
eisctea officers. Col. ]. Q MaeDoaaid.
OF Florence. was elected EminsHs
commaader. A E Wilson. Genera
Isslnno J. D. Russell, Captain-Gea-
eraI: W. t Bridwell. Prelate; George
W Bethel. Senior Warden; +. z
Holnes. Junior Warden: ]. p. caur-
man. treasurer; J. II. Peabody. re-
corder
For Christmas morning the Emin-
ent Commander has called meetne
q rSod cheer and Christmas remen-
b5anee at which all Knights TempIars
are requested to be presnt It IS the
universal custom 10 meet on that da'-
ana drink 70 the health OF the Grand
Master. The hour all over the country
corresponds FOR instance in New
Yors the Kuishts VIII meet at eisai
O'Clock. in Chicago they will NEE; q.
nine O'Clock and in Canon City at zen
o'clock. and 50 on throughout tho
world
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DENVER LETTER

Hrailroad law which provides that the
railroad commissioner shall be APP
pointed, went into effect. Governof
Shafroth took the position that Mr..
Ksndall's term expired with the ex-
piration of the old law. and appointed
F. S. Hoag to the position Mr.. Ken
dali refused to vacate the office and
Mr.. Hoag secured an order from the
district court ousting Mr.. Kendall.
Kendall appealed and yesterday the
supreme court granted the super
sedeas which leaves Kendall In off,ce
until the case is decided on its mer-
its.
The supreme court Tuesday de-
clined to take original Jurisdiction ir
the fight between Mayor speer and
Senator Paterson over the Office oi
assessor in the city and county Of
Denver. Mr. Speer claims that the
Rush bill gives him the right to name
the assessor in Denver Last week as
summarily discharged Assessor Arm
old and placed Hiram E. Hits in the
position. He made the change Will
the use of crowbar and his police
department He justified his strong
armed methods on the ground that
Mr.. Arnold had played favorites, fos
commercial and political support. in
the valuation of property. and that II
the office was not taken by force the
records would be changed TO ohliterate
these favored valuations. The attor-
neys for Mr.. Arnold asked the su-
preme court 70 take original iurls-
diction on the ground that a grave
emergency existed. The court did not
see it that way and declined to allow
the case to be hlea. This viii force
Mr.. Arnold to take the regular course
taken under such Circumstances. that
OF going to the district court end sa-
peaiine TO The supreme court
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no DECISION REACHED on
q PARDON F0R SRERCLlFFE

Denver. Dec. 2s.-After an all-day
hearing on the application OF shee-
man W. Morris. aiias sherciine. for a
pardon from the state psultentlars.
where he Is serving a 22-year sen.-
ence for the mbrder' Of John Walsh
at feadviiie. Colo. in 1898. The state
board OF parions last night adjourned
without being nbie to reach decis-
ion. No decision viii be reached. =.
Is now said. until after the holidays.
Morris based his plea on the ground
that his conviction was the direct re-
suit OF political fight in Omaha. and
In the hearing cefore the board o.
pardons the history OF the fight b.
tween Thomas Dennison. prominent
Omaha politician. and the civic feaer-
alton OF that city. was threshed ont
Among those appearing before the
pardons board were: Thomas Denni-
son. whose testimony against Morris,
his ersiwhlle pal. resulted In Morris
conviction for murder; Elmer =.
Thomas. attorney for the civic fell
Grafton of Omaha. who said that Mo-
ris was railroaded 10 prison by Dem
nison because Morris had helped to
clean out the Dcnnison ring in Omaha
politics: W. ]. Connell. former Ne
braska congressman and attorney for
omaha's business interests. who sad
the fight for Morris release made by
the civic federation was only a fight
to discredit Dennison so that the civic
federation could hold its power In
Omaha
.Affidavits galore were introduced to
show that Dennison had been GAM
bier all his life and had been a
fence" for thieves. and that Morris
criminal recor dwas one of the most
notorious in the United States.
During the hearing. the statement
was made that the Indiana state au-
thorit:es are waiting to rearrest Nor
ris for an alleged jewel robbery in
Hammond. Ind. in 1897. but later an
affidavit from Norris and n letter
from the penitentiary warden We're
read to show that Morris had never
bccn in Indiana and that the Indiana
charge was trumped up by Dennison
to keep Morris In prison.
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where the Locality Does Not Count

Where the Locality Does Not Count
Wherever there are people suffering
from kidney aud bladder ailments.
from backache. rheumatism and uriu-
ary irregularities. Foley's Kidney
pills will help them. Bclvidere. Ill. f.
A. Kelly. an ex-engineer says: Three
years ago my kidneys became SO bad
that was compelled to give up my
engine and quit There was severe
aching pain over the hips. followed
by an inflammation OF the bladder.
md always thick sediment. Foley's
kidney Pills made me sound and well
man. can not say too much in their
prnise." Tonic in action. quick in ro-
suits. VIII cure any case OF kidney
or bladder disorder not beyond the
ceach OF medicine No need to say
more For sale by all druggists.
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Work win Soon start.

after you take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. and youll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indi-
digestion vanish and fine appetite re-
turns. They regulate stomach. liver
and bowels aud impart new strength
and energy 70 the whole system. Try
them. only 25c at Hunter Palmer's.
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Mrs. Joseph Patton and children,
including her daughter. Miss Maudc
Patton, who was one OF the compe,it-
ors in the recent popularity contest o,
the Daily Record. left on wednesday
for Asheville. North Carolina. where
they viii make their home.
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LINCOLN PARK SCHOOL i.
CHILDREN HOLD CAeTATA

N 17tl TX ff tsfN tac
In the South Canon High school
auditorium last night the students Of
the Lincoln Park school held a
Christmas cantata for the benefit Of
their school library. The hall was
filled TO over1owing and the enter
tainment was certainly worthy Of the
vlarge attendance. Miss Marie Corey
distinguished herself with her piano
selections, displaying wonderful tai
ent on that instrument Miss Beulah
; Ryan who made her FIRST public ap-
pearance on the violin won the COM
mendation of a number OF capable
critics in the audience and if she per-
sists in gaining mastery over the
violin her career will be most promis-
ing. The two quartette selections
were very good.
The principal feature. however. was
the cantata by the children. One
would not think that the Park could
contain so many youthful thespians-
Miss Minnie Blake who recited Riley's
Our Hired Girl" VIII some day be .
finished eiocutlonist Wilbur Davis
was good in reciting The Raggeddy
Man"
The program follows:
Piano Solo ..........-.. Selected
~, Marie Corey
Var Hired iri"....-....--.--. Riley
Minnie Blake
The RagEeddy Man" 1900. Riley
= Wilbur Davis
Fourth coneertino- ...--.--.- -Huber
Mil Felter. Beuiah Ryan
Male ouarteste- the Far Cuban
Shore" Comm Thru the Rye
Prof Alien. Prot Warner. E. H
Fisher. W. E Fisher. Miss Corey
aceompanist
Mixed ouarte,se-"The Fortune Tell
er--Nrs. Allen. Miss Tucker. E. H,
Fisher. ". E. Fisaer.- Miss Wood
ford. aeeompsnist
"EntertsInine Santa Claus -cantata
Characters
Santa ciaua
cirls-aiauds. Sylvia Caldwell. Pearl
ssaomi miller; Bessie. Lillian cuth-
bert; aiarsery. Oneida calhraiih;
Giadss, Margaret s'crly; sieep
(ygn,A Friesinser-
8s-gohn. stanley Hodsin; Harry
Byron blake Tom. Earl Lagerick
Eddie. orYl bailey. Ragseddy Mau
Wilbur Davis: storm King. Daniel
Sullivan: Jack Frost. Harry Lewis
brownies Fea,herhcad. Carl Black;
Theodore. Harold Litz: Hi-Lo-Ho9
Frank Moilineamp; Pun-Bail. Carl
scAiappi.
oihcrs-Paui Mahood. John Mozart.
ney. Dennis Miller. Henry Gains
Dains Deweese. Russell Reedy.
Fairies-Nadine Ferguson. Florence
Devivier. Mary Minniham. Hazel
Hanzen. Mary Baber. Eveiyon West.
water, Gladys raium. Nina Frcid.
niger. Hazel Floyd.
Little Tots-Eiya MIddlemiss. Agnes
MacDoueBiI. Stella Hamniet. Elsie
Mccartney. Emma schIappi. Gladys
WINFIELD. Clara Hunter.
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aBeet on Earth

This is the verdict OF R j. Howell,
Tracy. O.. who bought Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for his wife. Her
case WAS the worst have ever seen.
and looked like a sure case OF con-
sumption. Her lungs were sore aud
she eoughed almost incessantly and
her voice was hoarse and weak.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
brought the relief at once and less
than three bottles effected COM
plete cure" without opiates or harm
fui drugs OF any kind Foiey's Honey
and Tar Compound stops coughs and
cures colds. Do not accept any sub
stitutes. For sale at all drusxists.
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Bills Allowed

Bills allowed by the Board of
County Commissioners of Fremont
County, Colorado, for the month OF
November, 1911. x
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly Issue OF the FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofhces. and
has an extended circulation IN
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavel1ng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinnously adding new sub
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In consideration of these facts
the ssFRE1E PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the bast adver-
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3Smte.
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@oqone i'll 5a bnben Bet .. Burg
taller, 9ilita-G traBe, neben Der
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Granfbeit ans Dem @ege ge6en.
lin feinen 8rets ipiiroen mir obne
Sbren Mlpenfrauter i'm Saule fem
iponen," fhreibt 9err S. g. &raat-
meg aus ct. Clair, go. 0Mit iei.
ner 9iilfe fonnen mir alen @ranf-
beiten aus benz @ege geben. 6.
reguliert genau nle Sunftionen De-;
90rpers." Sos tut er, gon5 gents.
Gouienoe baben oariiber 3eugnis
abgelgt. 5orni,s alpenfr6uter III
feline Mpotbefer : Meoiain, ion0ern
Elm einfahes, aItes 4rauter- Seilmit-
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5iaI : Mgenten geIiefert miro. Mall
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$3.50.
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b1u0e.
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14R Gents.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-01
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-28
CROP OUTLOOK
MUCH IMPROVED
REPORTS FROM BISMARCK ARE
NOW VERY ENCOURAGING.

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 2S.-With the
starting Of the harvest and the COM
pletion Of some threshing it is shown
that crop conditions in the state are
not as bad as was feared earlier in
the season. Winter wheat is coming
to the front in a manner that is pleas
ing to those who have maintained for
years that it is a good crop in North
Dakota Oats in most places is go
Ing better than was expected and bar
ley is in almost all instances a good
crop.
In Mclean county, where for a
time 1t was feared there would be
practically no crop in a good many
places the estimate is now being
made for an average Of eight BUSH
els over the entire county. This in
place OF an absolute failure as was
the case last year makes the people
feel rather good.
The rains Of the past week have
improved the flax outlook until in
many places there win be 100 per
cent crop and this in connection
with the fact that there is the same
per cent of increase In acreage over
the slope country at least, makes
prospects good. Harvesting is gen
eral and a good deal Of threshing is
being done.