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Car skids; Men Badly Cut.

Returning to Florence from the
swimming pool Sunday night Bob
Harmon's car. driven by himself. AMI
carrying wiltse Smith. VIM. crippsn
and Fred willard skidded while turn
Ing from East Main street onto Stein
meyer avenue and threw the whole
party Into the read.
crippen was on the bottom and sus-
fered several deep gashes In his hand.
The iigaments Of the index forefIsgcr
we're completely severed
The care turned completely over
and It Is a great wonder tha, none Of
the occupants were killed As il uas
all were badly shaken Up and bruis-
ed and crippcn was the only one Euf-
fering n great amount Of injury
The men claim that they were frar-
cling at rather slow rate OF speed
but auto men here say the car could
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the advertising columns open. That
II is necessary % put this class q
stun on an advertising basis Is srtF-
ent TO al who know anything about
the subject The Record ns= has
on It's desk enough stun. sent out BY
press agents for various bureaus. 20
nii every page Of the paper for thirty
days. II any paper accepted half that
came during the campaign u would
need nothing else to on It's o'sf-
crowded columns.
What The Record has to say-Wha,
II has to advIso-will be said In ~
editorial columns. And no amogtt
Of advertising matter will influence II.
own editorial expressions OF any can
difate or policy 20 the slightest de-
gree. You will have no difficulty IN
understanding just how The Record
stands on any public issue.
In following out this policy we viii
not strive to please. We care moth
Ing about that but whether you agree
with our views OF not we Will have
your respect and confidence in our
honesty Of purpose. That we do care
for. -
The whole field is too y bad to
cover in one story but The Record
will support Mr.. Taft; II will be o.,-
posed to the nomination of n gang
candidate for anything: IL viii behp-
posed TO tho domination OF the party
locally by any gang or clique, no mat
ter under what name they work. ~
Will favor the search and seizure bill.
and the statewide prohibition bill. II
Is opposed To the recall OF judges ay)i
II will oppose several OF the initiatS5
bills which are designed to perpetu-
ate shafroth regime upon this STATE
Indefinitely.
whether You are Republican, DEM
ocrat or Socialist or even Bull Moose
we believe you ~iIl enjoy reading
The Record during shs ampalsn.
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ronlzed hy people Of all religions aud
political beliefs II has the respect
and confidence Of all classes because
It's editorial policy has always been
fearless. fair and honest. 1t has ney-
er sought the popular side. cares moth
thing for II In fact. and has never
been Influenced on public questions
by business interests.
In this campaign The Record viii
be more or less independent
It's news columns viii be non-par-
tisan and fair. II viii repor, all
gatherings OF all parties and factions
freely and fairly and this Is something
very few newspapers do. II news
story helps the Democrats We may be
sorry but II Will be given just the
same. II a news story hurts the Re
publican organization we viii be sor-
ry but II will 10 In just the same.
The reader may count on gettings the
news OF every party in an Impartial
manner.
The advertising columns OF The
Record will be open TO all candidates.
and organizations OF rii parties. Thc-e
are days when the people have rig,st
to hear any side of any issue that ia
before them. Many people read 40
other paper besides The Record.
They do not read :, because II Is Re-
publican in politics. They read ii be-
CT use It is Newspaper
II z Socialist wants to put In n
column or page he can do 10 on tae
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vidual who has interests or convic-
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Those people who pose as Roose-
welt people and "progressives" locally
have talked much about the dangers
OF the machine, OF gang rule and the
political boss.
Judging from the resolutions that;
have been passed and handed around
this danger is the chief burden u;
their song-the one thing that en-
dangers the liberties OF the American
people. The leaders would have you
believe that every machine is a dia-
bolical thing that should be wiped off
the political map.
Tha, is the theory advanced.
The fact is that these very same
self-appointed leaders who pose as
progressives at this time have given
Canon City a taste of machine RULED
primaries such as the town has rarely
seen before.
II Danny Sullivan or 4. VI. Steven
son had been here and in personal
charge the thing couldn't have been
pulled OF in any better shape.
For many years the caucuses here
have been open and absolutely fair.
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This dispatch Is clipped exactly as
It was published In the Pueblo Lead
er. the original Roosevelt paper OF this
state. II it had come from any other
source we would have believed that
some wicked press agent was playing
a trick on the people In an EFFORT
to damn Mr.. Roosevelt with fake news.
But 1t is genuine and tells n story
that should receive notice.
"Mr. Perkins. former partner of :.
p Morgan" note the names: says
that the Roosevelt party has ''unlim-
tied funds" II Mark Hanna had ever
made such n remark how the people
would have held up their hands IN
holy horror.
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Chicago. Aug. 2.-George W.
Perkins. eastern financier and
former partner OF J. p. Morgan.
today said that the Progressive
party Of the ctuntry has unlimit-
ed funds. And" he added. 'as
long as the party keeps on the
right track it will have the proper
support"
Perkins will remain in Chicago
until after the Progressive nation
al convention. which begins Mon
day. He was emphatic in his pre-
diction that Roosevelt will be
elected.
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1.-THE DEMOCRATICsASSEMBLY

II you call the noise made at cat
fight enthusiasm" then there certain
ly is a great deal OF enthusiasm at that
Democratic state assembly at Pueblo
today.
The Rocky Mountain News Is for
lyman for, goYernor-which is really
too bad. for Mr.. Tynans friends
thought he had some show.
which side win spew the other
out at Pueblo tomorrow" asked one
Democrat OF another yesterday. We'll.
tell me who got spewed out last time
and can make better guess-lt'a
the other crowds turn this time was
the answer.
Here are some head lines from The
Rocky Mountain News Of this morn
ing:
Defeat lyman In Assembly. Plan
OF Gang.
"speer. Adams. C. F. d !. comblna-
ton knitting Warden TO Force Maup,n
to Front for Governor.
skinner Elected Chairman.
State Committee Backs Down.
Scared by Threat Of Denver Boilers.
How sad.
J. II. Maupin seems to have 1t I'll
his own way at Pueblo judging by the
screams that come from those being
steam rollered.
Talk about machine polltics-weil.
no use 10 talk about it-iust pick up
any Democratic paper and read about
II at Pueblo today
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The Candidate Of the Interests

And" he added. "as long as the
party keeps ON the right track IT will
have the proper support"
Just try to digest that remark. II
It means any thing 1t means that as
long as Mr. Roosevelt can be of bend
fit to the large interests Of Mr.. Per.
kIns. Mr. Morgan. the steel trust. the
harvester trust and others he will not
want for a large and liberal campaign
fund -
Out here In the West We simple
minded people imagined that Mr..
Roosevelt was making this fight in the
interest of the common people.
Can It be possible that the interests
of the laboring man is identical with
those OF Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Morgang
Can It be possible that Mr.. Roose-
welt. and not Mr.. Taft as we have been
told. is the real trust candidate?
And isn't It barely possible that the
big financial interests have concluded
that the safest man for them to have
in the presidential Office is Mr.. Nfl-
son and the way to put him there Is
to toll OF lot of the Republican
votes to Mr.. Roosevelt
This is exactly the way the anan-
cial interests of Colorado have workaa
In Denver and state politics and Il
may be that Wall Street knows as
much.
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BUMPER CROP IN LOWER
ARKANSAS VALLEY

Crops In the lower Arkansas valley
in the vicinity of Holly. Granada, La
Junta. Las Animas and Rock Ford are
the largest and best that that portion
OF Colorado has ever enjoyed. accord
ing to statement Of Mr.. Graat D.lk-
inson who returned from Granada md
Holly Sunday with his wife and
son.
Everything is in abundance except
the help 10 harvest the crop. Men
enough cannot be procured in ,nat
part of the state while over on the
western slope they are thick end CO.
ing nothing. Harvesters have been
busy for the past week threshing
wheat and oats. crops 50 large that
they exceeded the most sanguine es-
Inmates.
Rain fell on a great deal of fine hay
yet unstacked last week and that is
the only drawback that the farmers
have experienced. This loss was en-
tirely due to the lack of help for II
men could have been secured the hay
would have been in the stack In tine
to avert damage from rain.
Mr.. Dickinson has been acquainted
with the lower valley for about twen-
ty-six years and he states that he
never saw such an excellent cordi-
tion in any previous seasons. Every
farmer an deyery merchant wears
smile from ear to ear. Business. in
fact. is made good from tha nna pros-
poets but more particularly because
every sugar beet factory In the valley
will soon be running &c CAPACITY.
workmen are busy overhaul.ag the
machinery and riallng the necessary
repairs. Thousands of people will
find work during tie fall months anI
indications ara that money VII he
plentiful
constantInople. Aug. 6.-The Turk
ish. government today served notice
upon Montenegro that they would gisa
that government just twenty-four
hours to cease their operations on the
Turkish frontier. II the warning Is
not obeyed and the soldier Of the
Montenegro government taken away
Turkey will sever diplomatic relations
with the country
The situation as It now stand.
makes the martial law practically In
effect although as yet It hrs not been
declared such.
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Start for East.

Rev. and Mrs. ID. Bert Smith, form
eriy residents OF this city who have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. c
Thomas, went To Boulder this morning
where they win visit Mrs. Smiths par
ents for few days and then they wifi
go to their home In Hummelstown,
~i
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Senator NJ. y. Lines went to Flo--
ence this morning Tor a short visit.
He expects TO go 10 Cripple Creek
shortly TO take eharse OF an engine
on the F'& c. c Two engines are
working no there and Senator Lines
and George EoFn being the oldest en-
gineers VIII be the men to handle
their throttlcs.
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WILL WALDO DECLINES
The NOMINATION

After considerable investigation ami
conference with Mr. r NJ. Howells.
I have decided not 20 file an accept.
ance OF the designation by the Repuh-
iican county assembly for the office
Of representative. am convinced
that Mr.. Howells is thoroughly pro-
gressive and thoroughly dependable.
Just the sort OF a man that any Re
publican can support and just the SOL
that every man of whatever party
should support He assures me that
he will announce his platform very
shortly and that 1t Will be thoroug l.
ly progressive platform. Feeling sat
isfied that Mr.. Howeils stands for the
same principles that do. and feeling.
also. that the eastern end OF the coun-
ty is entitled to representation in the
legislature. cheerfully withdraw
and bespeak for him the support Of
the citizens of Fremont county
VIM. b. WALDO.
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To Live in IIrInois.

Mr J. II. Miller and Mr. r. II. FIsh-
or left the first Of the week for Mac
donia. Illinois. where they intend p
make their future hnme whiie l.
the way they VIII stop AZ Leareu-
worth Kansas. and viait Rev c. a.
Fisher. Who has a pastoraie there.
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Thursday. Friday and Saturday.

Tho next three nights. The Peculiar
Nature Of the White Mans Burden a
selig picture taken in Canon City and
in which over fifty Canon people ap-
pear. VIII be thrown on the sorr.h AT
cpera House Two other reels and
five piece orchestra Don't miss it.
lsei.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.

AdTertised list Of letters in the Can
on City. Colorado. postonlce for IN
week ending August .. 1912.
Bethel. Roy
Brooks. Harlie.
Brown. Mrs. Mary jackson.
Brown. Walter
Burns. Robert c.
Burkhard. Hon. Geo.
Buchanan. Miss Marie.
Capps. Z. z.
Davis. Miss Anna
Ditz. Mrs. Selma
Deyyol, Lester
Dctrick, c. II.
Eshman. Mrs. Joseph.
Grier, r. L.
Hooper. z.
Halferty. r. ].
Horde. Mrs. Pearls.
Hadley. J. II.
Johnson. Miss Frlde.
Johnson. Elma.
Kaufman. Mrs. D. l.
Lavrick, Erney.
Lamb. Mrs. l. b.
Mettheros. C. f.
Mcfarland, F. X.
McCaleb. Mrs. Z. Howard.
Nacher. Charles.
Pierce. W. II.
Pitkin, ]. II.
Paul. John Co.
Palmer. Ethel.
Perth, F. II.
Perkins. Clarance ].
Powers. W. II.
Prys. Adolph.
samuels. Master RolIt.
Snyder. Mrs. Thomas.
Stewart. Joseph T..
Sterling. Mrs. John. sr.
Stevens. J. f.
Strickland. Miss Edna.
Peevey. f. II.
Snyder. EdIth. 7 -
Shaw. a. ].
Thomas. August
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Thomas. j. H.
weydert. Mrs. c.
Williams. Frank.
Williams. Mrs. l. a.
Williams. Leon E.
Webb. Mrs. r. S.
Webb. Miss Vivian. 2.
wlmberly. T. NJ.
Workers. T. b. E.
ROBERT 5. LEWIS.
Postmaste :
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REPUBLICAN STATE
ASSEMBLY NOTES

A man would have to lie a good
deal TO say much about enthusiasm in
the assembly. 1t simply wasn't there.
When the votes were taken on state
officers half the seats in the house
were vacant. But there was plenty
of harmony. all right.
assembly Clyde C Dawsons was un-
doubtedly the most popular. Under
half favorable conditions Mr.. Dawson
would be the next L. 5. Senator.
On the day of the nominations :he
Fremont county delegation offered
its support to Mr. Lafe Combs for the
Office Of treasurer and he could. no
doubt. have made a liberal showing
in the assembly vote but he declined
TO consider the proposition.
A Fremont county progressive DEL
egate was on pins and needles" al
day expecting every minute TO be SUP
iected to the horrible acid ie.t no
had heard so much about But he
never heard It mentioned and CAME
home without even fnGlag out wat
It means.
The much talked of A NJ Steven
son couldn't keep his seat While
most OF those present we're willing
TO follow his dictation stlll most Ct
them thought he ought to have enough
common sense to keep out Of sight.
The names Of Phillip Stewart. Zen
or.ai,h and u d. vincent did not
come up in the assembly. This was
by their choice as they chose to Gle
by petition. Their names will be on
the primary ticket just the same is
assembly designations.
The delegation to the state Repub-
lican assembly from Fremont county
contained some curiosities. In the
list of delegates-to Republican as
sembly you remember-was man
who will vote for Mr. Wilson. a man
who will vote for Mr.. Roosevelt. a man
who will vote for Mr.. lyman. a man
who has never voted a straight Re-
publican ticket in his life. SO far as
anybody knows, a man who could not
vote at all II the election came To-
day and a man whose chief diversion In
the past has been to bet money
against Republican candidates for Of
fee. And it was all done for the sake
of harmony.
After all this great assembly did no
more for any candidate for state Of
flce than anybody OF 300 people can
door a single man with petition
in his hand can do. II put his name
on the primary ticket. and any man
in Canon City who can get three hun
dred people TO sign petition can
have his name on the primary ballot
for any office he chooses. Running
in a primary p open to all-noboiy
barred.
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not possibly have skidded with such
bad results II It had not been making
at least thirty miles an hour.
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AdTertised list Of letters in the Can
on City. Colorado. postonice for the
week ending August 1. 1e1e.
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FOR LADIES

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WACAHOOTA

Wacahoota, Dec. Airs. Jane:
Hart and daughter, who have beer
visiting Mrs. c. NJ Smith for the past
two weeks. left for their home in
Edgefeld. s. c.. last Monday
Mrs. V. p. Smith returned Friday
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. w
J. Edwards Of Ocala. She attended
the Marion County Fair while there.
Mrs. W. VI. Torley after spending
several days the guest of Mrs. ]. o
Tyson and Mrs. c. r. Curry. returned
to her home in Gainesville Saturday.
Mrs. ]. O. Tyson and children spent
Saturday and Sunday in Gainesville
going there to consult DR.. DePass and
Mrs. Tyson's many friends hope that
she will be greatly benefited by the
trip.
Mrs. ]. P. Smith and Mrs. T. n
Smith went to Williston Tuesday tc
visit Mrs. r. c. Epperson. From there
they were to go on to Montbrook tC
visit Mrs. T. y. Rawls
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mathews, Mrs. w
c. Smith and daughter, Miss Lola OF
Tacoma, spent Tuesday the guest OF
Mrs. c. VI. Smith and enjoyed the cane
grinding
Quite a jolly party from Micanopy
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
BrutOn came out Tuesday evening on a
straw ride and attended the cane
grinding
Miss Laura Kemp spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents at Julietts.
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HITTING THE NAILS ON THE HEADS

No organization in a community is
Of more importance than the band. 1t
is ALWAYS a true guide to the progres-
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..s
Every few DAYS We hear Of families
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then beIlvache about the town not
2-T.eesburnr Commercial
"Tbe world asks nothing Of flowers
feel that whatever shortcomings they
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The officer of the law who makes an
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Ilaw-breaker. He Is guilty Of what is
commonly termed false imprison-
conviction upon that charge.-Tampa
Times
-"
We do not think that any man big
enough TO be president of the United
States would accent charity after his
term from as little a man as Andrew
Carnegi e.-Times-U Union.
Debs under indictment. If he is
prosecuted his one million votes will
not believe that a man like Debs is a
criminal. AS democrat we say that
We have never failed to vote the
straight democratic ticket but we can
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