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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-12

The police have made but one arrest
during the last thirty-six hours and that
was William Dean on the charge of boot
Logging. Dean was found in the bottoms
last night by Officers Palmer and Walker
and was arrested on information given
them by some other person who stated
that he had bought some whisky from
Dean. Dean tells a different story and
the police are unable to forecast the re-
suit until more complete investigation
Is made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-12

The funeral of the late Mrs. Jennie H.
Garrett, who died from burns, Thursday.
will be held from the residence at 1913
Kansas avenue at O'Clock Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
CANON CITY FOLK At
TEND LEAP YEAR BALL
IN CRIPPLE CREEK

The society set OF Canon City were
much In evidence at the leap year bail
in Cripple Greek last Wednesday
night. party OF prominent people
from Fremont county metropolis ar
rived in the district Wednesday after
noon on the private car OF President
J1se II. Waters OF the =. & C. c. and
leased lines comprising the following
ladies' and gentlemen:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. d..
and Mrs. W. T. Little. Mr.. and Mrs :.
Charles Swanton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. N
Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Niklrk. SIR.
and Mrs. W. II. Dozier. Mrs. Gertrude
Hurley and Mrs C. R c Dye. who
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs A. E.
Carlton OF Cripple Greek. and Mr. and
Mrs. W. n Clarke. who were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Franklin OF
Victor.
The party were met at Victor by the
Cartons and Franklin's and ehapcr-
onod to the Gold Coin mine. where
they we're shown through the under
ground workings OF that property ~
d. l.. Mccarthy. resident manager Of
the Granite company. Following their
inspection OF the mine the visitors
we're taken to Cripple Greek in
special car over the high line electric
road where they we're guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Carlton at an elabora's
5 o'clock dinner.--victor News
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
dldate for or accept another nomlna-

didate for or accept another nomlna-
ton"
"He says now. although his Lam
guage does not bear such a conviction,
that he meant he would not accept
nomination for consecutive third
term" said the president. "He says
SO in the face of the fact that the most
noteworthy precedent in which the ira
dition was asserted and maintained
was that of 1880, when General Grant
was denied a third term four years
after he had left the presidential Of
fee. -
1T is not for men to enter into "a
discussion OF the plain meaning OF the
language he used. II he had frankly
announced that he had changed his
mind, no one would be disposed to
hold him to a promise OF that sort
merely because he had made IL The
promise and his treatment Of 1t only
threw an informing light on the valne
that ought to be attached to any
promise OF this kind he may make for
the future. The important fact is that
his declaration was the statement OF
principle essential to the welfare OF
the republic"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

president, and continued:
"one who so lightly regards prin-
ciples and especially the independence
of the judiciary, one who is SO natur-
ally impatient of legal restraints and
of the due legal procedure and who
has so misunderstood what liberty
regulated by law is, could not safely
be intrusted with successive presi-
Dental terms. l say this sorrowfully.
but I say it with the full conviction of
its truth"
Mr.. Taft referred to some of Mr.
Roosevelt's charges against him rs
the loose vague Indictment of one
who does not know and who depends
only upon second hand information
for his statement"
The president said that his speech
tonight was one of the most painful
duties of his life. that it was in 'e-
sponse to an obligation he owed the
Republican party which selected him
as its candidate and to the American
people who elected him president
"It grows" he said. "out of phase
of national politics and national life
that believe to be unprecedented ia
our history. So unusual is the exi-
gency that the ordinary rules of pro-
priety that limit and restrict a pres
ident in his public addresses must be
laid aside and the cold, naked truth
must be stated in such a way that It
shall serve as a warning to the peo-
pie of the United States"
Mr. Taft said that Colonel Roose-
velt's Columbus speech, accepted as
his platform, "sent a thrill of alarm
through all the members of the COM
munity" Mr.. Roosevelt, he said, then
found that If the nomination were =
come to him he must minimize the I'M
portance to this Charter of Democ-
racy" and must find some other issue
upon which to succeed.
without giving up the principles
announced in his Columbus address
the president said Mr. Roosevelt rel
egated them to an incidental place and
changed his campaign to one of criti-
cism of Taft and the Taft administra-
ton. One by one the president took up
the charges made against him by Col-
onel Roosevelt and sought to refute
them. In two instances he quoted from
correspondence between himself and
Colonel Roosevelt and said he was
prepared to make other letters public
If Mr.. Roosevelt should desire.
Linked With Political Bosses.
by excerpts from my speeches, Mr..
Roosevelt has sought to show and has
| '~hai Sfh thaA an Out NJ hdS pun
! licly announced that I am in favor OF
an aristocracy of political bosses and
that | am linked with political bosses
in seeking my nomination. He charges
that the patronage Of the government
is being used to secure my renomina-
ton and that in the conventions and
primaries which have been hcif,
fraud and violence have beeen sys-
tematlzed and used TO defeat the will
Of the people and to secure delegates
He says that | am not progressive but
reactIonary. that ] was nominated
by progressiyes and after election
Joined the ranks OF those who opposed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
Produces Documents and Evidence to Show
That Things Teddy Now Denounccs
He Himself Instigated.
Garbled Taft's Speeches; Is Tied to Worst
Kind of Bosses; Has Forsaken His
Square Deal" Axiom.

Boston, April 26.-President TAFT
aonned his fighting clothes Thursday,
abandoned his policy of silence under
the attacks that Colonel Roosevelt has
made upon him and upon his admins
tration, and for the first time since
Mr.. Roosevelt announced his candi-
dacy launched into a bitter denuncia-
,ion of the former president.
From the time Mr.. Taft entered
Massachusetts, and made his first
speech at Springfield, shortly after
noon, until late last night he ham
mered away at Colonel Roosevelt. Tie
president made close to a dozen
speeches, many of them extended. the
rest only a few words in length
In all he made it clear that he Is
unalterably opposed to Mr.. Roosevelt;
the White House for any man; and
that he did not believe Colonel Roose-
velt had given him square deal"
He spoke to good sized crowds In
all cities where he made set speeches,
and at the towns and villages where
his train stopped briefly the people
fiocked around his private car and
listened with close attention.
The president spoke at Springfield
and Palmer, twice in Worcester, and
at Natick, South birmingham. and
several smaller towns. In the begin
ning he seemed to utter his attack OH
Colonel Roosevelt with reluctance.
This wrenches my SOUL" he said
once.
As the day wore on, however, and
he made speech after speech in which
he denounced Roosevelt again and
again, Mr. Taft grew more aggressive
in manner, emphasizing his words
with gestures and apparently laid
aside any feeling of regret he may
have felt at this evidence that the
bong friendship with his former chief
vas broken.
His principal Boston address was
delivered in the arena to a large
crowd. but before retiring to his pri-
Yate car he spoke briefly to an over
now" meeting in Symphony hall.
Mr.. Taft's speech bristled with coun-
ter charges against his predecessor
in the White house. He declared that
AIr. Roosevelt had willfully misrepre-
sented him, had falsely distorted some
Of his public utterances, had failed to
live up to his policy of a square deal,
and had violated a solemn promlae
20 the American people not to be a
candidate for a third term.
''That promise and his treatment of
it," said Mr.. Taft, only throws an in
forming light on the value that ought
now to be attached to any promise Of
1his kind he may make for the fu-
sure"
Declaring that Mr.. Roosevelt Ought
NOT TO be selected as candidate of
any party" Mr. Taft said the former
president might now be paving inc
way. n successful in the present cam.
palgn, TO remain the chief executive
OF the nation for as many terms as his
natural life would permit.
d Could Not be Safely Intrusted.
III he Is necessary now 10 the gov
srnmcnt. why not laterY" asked .hc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
Letter on LOrlmer Case.

Il have not seen Mr.. Lorlmer for
two years and have had no coversa-
ton with him. In Illinois Mr.. Lorimsr
was conducting a campaign of lis
own. I did not ask his support He
did not tender II TO me. Any influence
he may have given in my favor was
not because he liked me, but because
he felt more bitter toward Mr.. Roose-
welt. Without further circumstances
or knowledge. II would have been un-
fair and unjust for Mr.. Roosevelt to
attempt to draw down on me the pop
ular indignation against Senator Lor-
liner and thus TO carry the state az
Illinois against me; but Is was Je-
cullarly unfair In Mr.. Roosevelt TO do
this when he knew what he did know
ms TO my actual attitude toward seno-
afor Lorlmor."
Mr.. TAFT then read letter he wrote
TO Colonel Roosevelt on January D,
1911. IN which he said hc wanted the
movement 20 oust Senator forimcr 10
- - l-~.-u-<lr
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

pnil Dcweeae returned 10 Canon
cly this morning from u buAlaas
Trip on tho western slope.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
Roosevelt Garbled Speeches.
In reply Mr.. Taft said:

"The excerpt which Mr.. Roosevelt
uses. is taken from my speech ut
Toledo It is garbled did not say
this should be- a government of all
the people by representative part Jf
the people ! said 1t Is thus apparent
that ours Is government Of all the
people by representative part OF the
peoples and II is. The context shows
clearly what ! meant ! had pointed
out that the government was by popu-
lar vote. that the voters did not In
clude the women and children that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-26

opposed Triple Entente
posed Russia France England will sad
England takes support her allies sympathy
the Balkan Turkey Europe
size sympathy with the proposal Of Austria all the fruits of the
bulgarian victories Should will be
with Germany, while it will be Gemauy
ovewhlm before
the Channel by French bttp This of the will be
mined by the dreadnough
And the United States
In the dispatches in London that while there
is country notbe apprehension
is felt that win he
compelled take worldwide This especially
happening the
hands to follow ambitions
according
atrhes But it $ a likely
Meanwhile tie United Argentina will be expected into
the foodtuf which will rival armies and from
mrring The price of wheat win will undoubtedly be factor
the American while the beef will
overtime and currycomb the LAID cattle In fact toward Europe
m dow provisions, while from the financial win
gold payment.
particularly Hawaii this
may principal industry that should great
will
planting Of the in those where the have
called the with that the
Importance could hardly
- s a i'll good.
of promulgated by the Balkan allies
sheatlng of half by the Powers 1t be
n,cl "a w be the case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-26
pREsIpENr wILsoN,s oABINET.

newspapers sprung quickly selecting
columns already been written telling of this
qualifications and would be invited to sit at the
council table The process will continue for weeks although Governor wilson
his cabinet and does
consultation
mentioned will probably be found
March confirmation is almost inevitable that this should be
But there will be in the list which enepsing reporters
Wilson depended
surprises just as he as Governor, surprised all
connection things be put down basic One is
graphic be and fast with the President
necessity yield something public sentiment The
great State of New York will expect place in the cabinet 1t goes almost
New York will place As much is Of New
than England state
Vermont gives its electoral vote TO Wilson asoesett has almost
invariably the cabinet New England beth Re
the Pidcnte able find
Of cabinet that suits him.
their electoral Wilson These Ohio nd
represented
that President Wilson will give the Pacific Coast and the nteron
his chief advisers Republican Presidents have generally
Wilson will men from that section sit with him.
considerations geography the the White House
he viii ignore When he
begins seriously to think aoo" the nine members OF his cabinet he VIII pick
here there with view satisfying the
otnr Ion d Rrans Of Boton or samuel rrtermovor o. New York
attorney any
should ask Bryan be of but beyond that there Obga
part o any his cabinet
The conviction strong that the old contingent of the will
not be favored particularly by the President He much taken with
the Progressive idea and keep the Democratic administration n
titled with There politics
popular
President Taft doing
to organize his substantial basis with the ultimately
Progressive field
the tendency will be progress
That he
party better basis 1t would also be the advantage
this
ponounedy support
welt the Republicans greater
zng
This situation hints of the big political problems the
President faces He becomes the Democratic
That W. Baltimore adjourned.
But brings responsibility
wards popularity and national responsibility fully
his presidency ati-
caution He declines specific to
because, he he
the and of the consult his
OF NewJe
till toward the his
legislature
branches assemblies will devote his
prepare message
the legislature which promises
the will emOdy
applicable the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-26
cRYsTAL11zED OPINION.

much aroused by the recent
that
be voiced meeting
meeting to be called The time
unbdled lust this city If
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-26


local official working force as to make
responsibility effective and place a
premium on efficiency.
Objection Foreseen.
"There are, probably some among ms
who would oppose any expansion Of the
present municipal functions, basing
| their objection, for the most part. upon
the ineffciency which is already known
TO exist in our local government While
such an objection may be valid one,
il is also clear that we must not lose
sight of the fact that even with a char
ter granting the most restricted powers
of administration, the city will still be
called upon to perform functions of
vital importance to the lives and wei.
fare of the people. Then again, there
are others who hold firmly to the be.
lief that partisan politics have become
too firm ~ planted in the institution of
local government to be totally ignored
] claim that under the modern system
of local government in progressive
communities. every citizen should be n
politician in the sense that he expresses
an opinion IN the proper way on all
public questions; but no man should
| he n politician in the sense that he
trades his political influence for liv
ing. The hope of our city is to realize
democracy IN ITS government and to
secure prompt, eihclent and economical
administration.
Would Fulfil Expectations.
ar am fully convinced that new
charter for Honolulu If framed nm tbe
commission principle of government
will hermit of honest and efficient
work, and fulfil. in general. the expec.
tation that our city will get one hun
dred cents in value for every dollar
discussed. Wherever the commission
government of cities has gained head.
way, they have witnessed the passing
away Of petty political chickering's and
noisy inertia and of a hopelessly in
effective system of administrations
they have seen the foundation laid for
efficiency and economy and secret coun-
! ellis abandoned for the policy of the
open road Why not apply the same
business treatment to the ailments
Of our own municipality and modernize
the present charter as to get far more
efficiency ont of our public service for
the same expenditure of public money.
I Cur city charter is a chaos of forms;
! It should be remodeled to provide for
\ distribution of Official duties, taking
iuto account the average ability of the
men who are likely to hold office. This
IS extremely important. for it is no
more possible to get an adequate re.
spouse from heaping responsibility mp
on an ignorant or weak man than it is
to store pail of water in a teaspoons;
the responsibility will slop over if the
man is not big. enough.
The Berkeley Plan.
ga charter which is = model of tho
commission form of local Government
went into oneration in RerEelev Cali.
fornia. nm .Julv 1st If last vear II
has NOT only already nroved itself n
complete working scheme hnt II con.
sistentIv maintains the nrincinlo nm
which i was based Such cbarter
with fow notifications I beiieve would
he onnIicabIe 70 Uonolnln Tbe cen-
traI n;vot is the council This bodv
consists of five members ono of them
heinz the mavor The counciI acts as
. diTectorate and oxercises the execn.
five and administrative functions of
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DR.. WOOLLEY'S SANITARIUM

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-23
Opium and Whisky

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