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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
THE REASONS WHY
The Republican Ticket L. Good
The Platform 10 The Best.

, injuring us. Let's give credit where
it is due. but at the same time let US
/ be sensible and keep the proportion
of things. The shortcomings of the
Democratic party. or OF the Citizens
party. which is led by disgruntled
Democrats, loom larger than those OF
Republicans.
II is SO much easier to find fault
than 1t is to do good. that 1t is no
wonder that vote seeker criticise
their opponents, neglecting to prove
their own worthiness. We now wish
to show the strength of the Repub-
lican party. and why 1t should be the
colored voters choice on Tuesday.
First OF all. the Republican party
has long held our allegiance, SO that
our support Of 1t and our participation
in its machinery calls for no readjust-
ments due to friction between the
races. The Republican party does
violence to Its traditions and sent-
ments whenever 1t rnistreats US, and
1t therefore is guilty Of showing preju-
dice less than any set OF Americans.
This general truth defies vilifiers to
controvert. They can point one or
another pretudiced white Republican,
but not nearly SO many or 80 power
full as can be shown in other parties.
They can tell what the Republican
party has not done, but they dare not
tell what 1t has done for us. In short,
in country in which we have recent
ly been slaves, the Republican party,
more than any other. numbers the
men who would see us become citi-
zens in the fullest sense of the word.
This attitude OF the party toward
the Negro is its attitude toward every
submerged class. 1t means to use
the highest intelligence of the best
citizens for the benefit OF the least.
Therefore 1t is opposed to the revolu.
tionary ideas whereby the Citizens
party. for instance, would tear down
the courts and recall officials, ON the
theory that the masses know more
than the classes. This proposition
alone is dangerous enough for US to
vote for the Republican ticket. had
1t nothing else to commend it than
its opposition to such mob rule.
The candidates of the party are a
host in themselves. Beginning with
Dewey C. Bailey for mayor, they are
men of good repute. They are men
who have been tried In other places
than the ones they seek. and have
made good. The party has been hap
py in getting successful men to lead
1t. 1t is not Offering lot Of make.
shift officehunters who need to apol-
ogixe for their past. They do not rep
resent slavish subserviance to union
labor, nor to capital, nor to religious
creed. nor to any section OF the city.
The tongue of the vilifer has charged
them with being hirelings of the pub
lie utility corporations. but voters
should see through such q palpable
attempt Of the mob to make itself
appear holy by lowering better people
to its own standard. Republicans
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
GLENWooD SPRINGS.

Rev. FAINT was in our city last week
and conducted services at the A. M
E. church. May 10th, prayer meeting
was held at the residence of Mrs. NJ.
Brookens.
The Silver Leaf club was enter
tanned by Mrs. L. Walker May 9Th.
This week the club meets with Mrs
T NJ. Russell. All invited
Mrs. Luss and daughter of Canon
City made a brief visit to our city
last week.
Mr.. Samuel Simpson of Denver
stopped over for day en- route to
Los Angeles. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
Mr.. ]. C. Clark has been quite sick
for the past week.
Mr.. George Kenny is seriously i'll
At this writing he is reported much
worse.
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. w. Adams are
on the sick list AGAIN.
Mr.. w. H. Duncan and little son
George made flying visit to Denver
and Colorado Springs last week.
Mrs. L. H. Johnson of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has returned to her home after
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
THE G. U. o. Of OF.
Addresses Delivered at the
Exercises Sunday.
OUR HOUSEHOLD,

Master of Ceremonies, Brother Odd
Fellows, Worthy Inmates, Ladies
and Gentlemen:
In the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-three.
the Grand United Order of Odd Eel
lows was founded in America by Peter
Ogden.
This organization was created for
the purpose of aiding and assisting
each other, for uniting in one grand
body in energetic defense of our race,
as well as develop and elevate the
mental and moral character of our
Brotherhood.
In the very beginning it was de-
clared that it was not good for man to
be alone. Woman in all ages has
been mans helpmate. So, realizing
the good influence of woman to bless
man and to spread the principles upon
which the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows was founded, the Household
of Ruth was established
1t is composed of financial members
of the Grand United Order OF Odd
Fellows, their wives, mothers, daugh-
ters, sisters and widows of all Odd
Fellows in good standing. of sound
mind. good health and good moral
Continued on page
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
KEEP YOUR HEAD OUT OF THE LIONS MOUTH
FromO ertain That 1t idal For
Them To The Citizens

which union tho Citizens Party confirms in
fake
worsp or color
activity
Arnold and his running spells suicide for Negroes who
makes employment
possib should he win.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18

realise that reform II an 0voansSea,
not revolution. and their platform
pledges are practical and will be kept
They have picked their candidates
with an eye to their usefulness to the
city. not to satisfy the Christian Union
on the -one hand. as has the Citizens
party, nor the denizens of the lower
world, as have the Democrats. A
vote for the Republican ticket is
vote for Greater Denver.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18

loss Of rights and property in the
the Of union labor
knowledge had
in sthath
hv
entirely
laborers in the odunion
are noty adyto commit suicide
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18

Dewey Bailey the nominee
the standard such
found fault in him
the public
leads believe orchard
sold
certain that he has
Republican
in
the BILE choice
Maybe the
do They
they
Bailey and the Republican
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
The Republican Ticket Is Best


Superintendent Schools
John r. Smith and Julian H. Moore
"Harry w. Ne~conb Public
Charles sackman
NJ HamiI, A.
Robert l. Meyers, Dr. VIM. NJ T. Purssi
second ward ohm
0ustave A. hmm
Eighth Ward
rrrc.
Twelfth
erank ncSse
NJ.
Reeures separate extra to vote for Harry W. Newoonb
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-05-18
| BroOkens.

% nor aunt, Mrs. NJ.
Brookens
Mrs. Della Lawrence entertained
MRS johnson at luncheon last Friday,
May 10th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
R|CHESON NOW
IN COMA STATE
Doomed Minister in Death
House Suffers Agony of
Hysteria
nv A.see.led Press

Ry Associated Press
Boston Mas. May li.-Cldrenc,
Y T Riche,on. former clergyman
who Is awaiting execution Tor the
murder OF Avis Linnell. wa, tonigh,
in state known as "hysterica coma
in the death-hou,c OF the Charlc,towu
state prison.
Vt Richc,on'. request a minister
will remain with him until his cxecu-
ton, which probably will be immedi-
ately after midnight next Tuesday
morning
Rchesou', only comment when in
formed that Governor Eos, had de-
clined to refer his case TO hi, coun-
ell was
"N- fac, execution my principal
thought }. not for myself bat for the
sorrow 81 nay family and friends
Richcsou va, stricken with an a.
tack ot hy,tcrical dclirium IN the
death chamber tonight Twltchiug
and clawing. he rolled and tossed. ra,
ing about two men who. he cried.
were watching and following IT,
lli, condition j. SAID 70 ne seriouf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Norwegians Keep Holiday

Minneapolis. MINI. May l7.-Nor.
way, great national holiday. "Sytten-
de Maj was celebrated as usual today
BY the thousands OF the sons and
daughters Of Norway scattered over
the Northwest. The day Is the ninety
eighth anniversary of the promulga-
tion OF the constitution Of Norway by
popular assembly which convened a,
Eidsyold, and after drafting a eons,itu.
,ion. gave It official pronouncemen;
and declared Norway a free and inde
pendent nation In many Norwegian
centers in Minnesota. Iowa Nebraska
and the Dakoias the festivities in OBJ
seryance of the anniversary will con.
iinue over Saturday and Sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Decisive Engagement Ex-
pected Almost Daily Be-
tween Main Forces
YAQU| INDIANS FIGURE
JUNCTION OF THESE WITH
GOVERNMENT FORCES EX-
PECTED TO HARASS REAR
OF REBEL ARMY


FL Paso, Tex, May l7.-Should
plans OF Federal commanders be con-
summated, the rebel army OF General
Orozco will be hemmed in on all sides
at the opening OF the big engagement,
which is expectd daily between the
main forces on both sides.
Il was learned today that Federals
have six hundred men, mostly Yaqui
indians. who should strike point on
the railroad between chihuahua and
limmcz, the rebel base. A junction
with this force is expected from the
east. Both bodies will harrass the
rebel rear.
During the last two days there have
been frequent disturbances OF tele-
graph and railroad communication be
mind Orozco, indicating that the gov
,rnment is aiming to cut off the re-
treat OF Orozco.
Dispatches from Federal and rebel
camps are meager tonight, indicating
iha; both armies are too far apart TO
promise battle before twenty-iour
hours or more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
So Charges Taft in Con.
cluding Ohio Speech
to Toledo Voters
COLONEL At COLUMBUS
HINTS RATHER EMPHATICAL-
LY THAT ROOSEVELT SUP
PORTERS WILL CONTROL
NATIONAL CONVENTION
BY Associated Press

Toledo. O., May five grown
tired of being lied about and held mp
as having violated every rule OF CON
duct, when I'm not conscious OF hav-
ing violated any shouted President
Taft here tonight in the bitterest and
most plain-,pokcn address which he
ha, made since TIE began TO answer
Roosevelt, charges, and use hot shot
OF hi, own.
The memory Of the names Roosc-
Welt has called me still lingcr, in my
ears. said Taft Since the time he
began personal attacks upon me he
ha, used all the cpithet, he could
think OF, such a. mo- president has
ever been subjected to by a man who
had two term, OF that office
Taft called the tariff view, OF
Roosevelt ridlculou, and said
Roosevelt nor anybody could ever
draw such a bill Roosevelt was in
the White House Tor seven years and
never tried 10 revive the tariff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Alabama Bankers Convention.

Mobile Ala, May li.-Many mcu
well known u financial circle, filled
the Battle House auditorium th,.
morning at the opening OF the annual
convention OF the Alabama Banker,
association. President Frank NJ. Moo
dy of Tuscaloosa delivered his annu.
al address, following the usual cN
change OF greetings Other speaker.
OF the day included Prof J Laurenc,
Laughlin of the University Of Chicago
s. f. Walker State bank ,upcrlntend
eut OF Alabama; G.. Grosvenor Dave
director OF the Southern Commercial
Congress. and X. +. Kolb. Alabama
commissioner OF agriculture and in.
dustries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Sutton VS.. Morningstar.

Chicago H., May l7-Devotees OF
:hc 'gentlemen's game" are auticipat-
ing a rare treat tomorrow night, when
George Sutton OF this city and Ora
Xorningstar OF Pittsburgh meet m
Orchestra Hall in a contest for the
ls1 balk-linc championship, which
Sutton wrested from Willie Hoppe a
short time ago. Both the title holder
and the challenger have made some
good performances in their practise
work and appear to be in excelleu,
form for the title match. Fred Conk-
I'm, the former amateur champion, has
been agreed upon as referee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
VALUE OF TEXAS
FORTS ESTIMATED

Washington May li.--ln response
To- a resolution adopted by the House
asking for information as to the value
of the military posts TO be abandoned
at an early date, the war department
has reported on the value OF Fort
Clark at Bracket, Tex, and Fort
Mcintosh at Laredo. The report
shows that the land at Fort Clark
cost the government 5000; the build
iup> So. l6i; the water supply, S2O,o9i.
The total cost OF Fort Clark includ-
ING the highway improvements. Is
SI3s.s4s The total present minimum
value Of the post is put st sise. q:
and the maximum value Sis3."si. a
note attached to the Fort Clark esti
mate says Judge Veltman, County
Judge. state, that the Southern Pa
ciiic railway company has offered
>20O, 200 ior this reservation with wa
ter privilege" \, TO Fort Mcintosh,
the report show, that the Government
got the land for 81; that the buildings
cost Sl45.92S the water supply. S3l,-
"a. and that the total cost including
all Improvements. ha, been S22i. .O2s.
The minimum value OF the post IS
placed at sos. coo and the maximum at
Se9O Goo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Commercial Secretaries As
sOciatiOn in Annual SEES.
sion at Houston
HUNDREDS ARE PRESENT
ROLL CALL SHOWED DELE
GATES IN ATTENDANCE
FROM MANY SOUTH
ERN POINTS
Special to Daily News

/
Houston, Texas, May l7.-Nearly
1000 men bonded together by their
common interest in the welfare and
development OF the South faced Presi-
dent J. ). Warren of Memphis this
morning when he called to order the
fifth annual meeting OF the Southern
Commercial Secretaries Association.
The convention met in the new munie-
lpal auditorium. which was handsome.
ly decorated for the occasion The
roll call showed delegates present
from the commercial organizations OF
nearly every Southern city of import
ance Governor Colquitt, Mayor Rice
and President Peden of the Houston
chamber OF commerce gave cordial
welcome to the visitors. President
Warren responded and delivered his
annual address. which dealt with the
science OF city building Other speak
crs OF the forenoon and their topics
included the tollowing' Harry Wise.
tween Trade Journals and CONNER
OF CHATTANOOGA, on Cooperation Be-
cial Secretaries; Lewis D. Sampson.
OF Chicago, Financing a commercial
Organization" and Judge f. O. Dun
lap, OF Waxahachie. Texas, on None
Itary Reform" The afternoon was Civ
en- over to the reports of the various
standing committees of the organiza-
ton. The convention. will conclude
- ,..,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
CANADIAN HAS
BROWNING CLUB
Hemphill County Voters Or
ganize to Promote Can.
didacy for Congress
special to Daily Ne.,


Canadian, Tex. May IA Brown
ing club ha, been organized here by
the friend, and supporters OF Judge
Browning OF Amarillo. who Is a can
didate Tor congres sman at-large.
The Democratic executive commit
tee OF Hemphill county met today and
made arrangement, for holding tho
Democratic primaric, IN July Al
candidate ior state and district offices
were assessed one dollar each 10 de-
nay the expenses OF the primary. as
the candidate Tor county offices will
not run in the July primary Tho
executive committee today adopted a
resolution suggesting the wisdom a
county primarie.
on account Of the fact that he is a
candidate Tor the legislature. " s.
Palmer resigned the office df county
chairman and W d Fisher was elect
ct '. H' .Hf fhe rrcvnrel term
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Roosevelt at Columbus.

Columbus. O.. May IT, Roosevelt
in speech here tonight said that
TAFT is mistaken when he says sup
porter, of the constitutional govern
ment will control the Republican ma
tional convention at Chicago
lie said that TAFT meant such as
Barnc, OF New York penrosc OF
Pennsylvania. and Guggcuhcim and
Evans of Colorado would control the
convention But. he aid, Taf, and
such supporter, would never control
the Chicago convention and hinted
cmphatically that be- Roosevelt would
control the convention
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Introduces Free Meat Bill.

Washington. May l7.-Representa
tives Hill OF Connecticut, who says
the Democrats have overlooked a very
vital matter in their program OF tariff
reform 10 reduce the cost OF living. has
introduced a briei bill placing al
fresh meats on the free list Floor
Leader Underwood ,aid that II the
senate will enact th, tariff bills al
ready sen; tha; body the House will
take care oi the market basket propo-
sition and make Il include a great
deal more than merely free meat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Southern Commercial Secretaries.
Missouri Valley High School Meet.

kansas City Mo. May ls-TIigh
school athlete from lar and near
Strcamed into kan,a, City today to
compete IN the annua Missouri Valley
intcrscholastic track and field champ
ionshps High school star, from cit
les and town, throughout Nebraska.
Iowa Missouri and Kansas are en-
tered 10 the various event, and in the
number and high class oi the entries
the meet this year surpasses all It's
prcdcces esSors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Ry Associated Press.


Toledo, O.. May Mentioning
Roosevelt, in the charge tina, he was
the candidate oi the bosses, Taft IN
his speech here tonight mentioned
Dan X. Hanna oi Cleveland and Wal
ter Brown Of Toledo as two leaders
\ the Roosevelt movement in Ohio.
IL an,' Me- Interest," owh .hree
y lreat newspaper said Taft. Nov,
that makes a fine collection, doesn't
1t. ! am not attacking Roosevelt be
cause Brown supports him. Roosevelt
is just like me and any other person
in politics He take, the support of
any man who come, TO him without
asking for certificate OF character
Tai, made hi- last speech today at
Toledo
In the closing hour ct the cam
paign interest mounted to keen pitch
and there Is great speculation a, 10
the outcome OF the contest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
ONE LIFE LOST
IN ENNIS FIRE
Property Damage from
Blaze Estimated at
$4,000
Special to Daily News.

special TO DAILY News
Ennis. Tex, May l7.-One life wa.
los tand property destroyed to the
amount of s27 900 by an early morning
fire here yesterday
The fire started about 1880, de.
Stroying the Lane two story brick
building Henry Edge, %. a candy
worker, was sleeping in the upper
floor OF the building and was so Sc
yerely burned before rescued tha,
death resulted at $3.50 this morning.
Edges mother lives in Ft Worth
The destroyed building was occu-
pied by the Citizen, Bank aud Free
mans candy store. The losses: Citi.
zen, bank, $4,000; Freeman, $4,000;
other losses about 10000, and the Lane
building. $4,000. Partially insured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
NEW ASSOCIATION HAS
HEADQUARTERS AT HAMLIN

llamlin Tex, May 1.-THE organ
ilation OF the Central West Text, Ag-
ricultural association Ia, been effect
ed, with headquarters at Hamlia, to
OF the vast agricultural resource. IN
foster and encourage the development,
that section OF the state.
The membership is composed OF the
leading business men, commercial or
gauizations and agricultural depart
mcnt, Of the Wichita Valley. Texts
Central Orient Abilene and Southern
and the Stamford and Northwestern
railway,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Terre Haute> Man Again
Made Standard.Bearer
of Socialists
sE|DEL RUNNING MATE
FORMER MAYOR OF MILWAU,
KEE NAMED VICE-PRESI-
DENTAL CANDIDATE IN
NATIONAL CONVENTION
By Associated Press

By Associated Press.
indianapolis. Ind, May l5.-Eugenc
Victor Dcbs oi Terre Haute. was
nominated late today as candidate
Tor the presidency of the United
State, by the National Socialists IL
convention
Emil Scidcl. former mayor OF Nil
waukee. was nominated for vice pres
ident.
Job Hartman OF California and
Duncan Mcdonald OF Illinois were
nominated for the presidency, but
both declined To- allow their names tc
stand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
RObbER FIRES
ON MAIL COACH
Attempt Made on AutomO.
bile Stage From San
Angelo to Sonora
speei.l TO Daily News.

Special 10 Daily News.
San Angelo. Tex May l;.--An ua-
successful attempt was made TO hold
up the Sonora Automobile mail coach
in a lonely spot on the divide between
Schlelcher county ninety mile, west
the concho and Devil, rivers, IN
OF here yesterday.
One shot fired by the wou'd-be rob
Der nearly struck Sheriff Jim Craig
Of Schlcicher county who wa, riding
in the front seat of the car a search
is being made for the would-bc bandit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
New Jersey Club Women.

Moutclar y J. May IA large
and representative attendance marked
the opening here today Of the annual
convention oi the New Jersey State
Federation ~ Nomen's Clubs The
progrSumc for the gathering extends
over tvo day and provide, for papers.
a1dre.-c. and discussion. dealing with
vfir aricty f ubicct, The local
fub women have prepared elaborate
entertainment FOR the visitor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
TEXAS COAL MINES
IN GOOD CONDITION

Austin, Tex May i;.-The semi
annual report filed by the state min
ing Inspector how, there were forty
three coal mine, m operation IN Texas
during the year 1911 furnishing en-
ployment 20 ll52 men The aggregate
ou,pu, OF ,h, mines IN the state Tor
the same year wa approximately l.
a6S lii ton, Nine urW mine, we're
opened for operation ir 1911
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR TEXAS FAVORED
rtei.l to Daily New,


Boston. Mas. Nav 1.-THE state
rcnt by the Southern Pacific system
10 regard 90 operating steamboat
Huc between Boston and Galveston 's
lgniiicant IN view 81 the heavy IN
vcstments already made IN the Gulf
coast country by eastern capitalists.
These investments are but forerunners
Il the heavy influx OF foreign capi-
ial tina, j. sure 10 come 90 Texas with
-, completion Of the Panama canal
and should prove to the most skepti-
cal the great advantage Texas holds
IN the way OF direc; connection with
the big ditch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
Y. NJ. {. A. Summer Carnn

Wichita Falls. May i7-Members oi
the Young Men Christian Associa-
tions of Fort Worth Denison Gaines
vile and Childress will hold a Joint
summer camp az Lake Wichita June
10 o. J.. Arrangement. for the camp
'fere completed 'od7r Il IS proposed
20 have ths camp - Lake Wichita
every wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
MORRIS SHEPPARD TO
SPEAK IN CANYON

Canyon Tex. Nav l7-lion Nor
ris sheppard candidate 20 rihe Unit
ed States senate is billed 20 speak N
Canyon next Monday afternoon az
o'clock. according % advices received
here hy Sheppard Hppor'e-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
INDICTMENT FOR
ARM0R COMP ANY
Government SUIT Charges
Violation of Meat In
spectiOn Laws
By Associated Press

Chicago. H., May l7-Armour <
Company we're indicted by the Fed
cral Grand Jury today. charged with
criminal violation of the meat inspec-
ton laws in alleged interstate ship
government agents. Indictments were
ment OF meat, without inspection by
returned before United State. Dis
trici Judge landi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
BODY Of KING
At COPENHAGEN
Lies in State Before Old
Castle Church Altar at
Christianborg

~ Associated Press
'opcnhapen, May 1.-THE body OF
the late King Frederick VII OF Den
mark, arrived today and lie, before
the altar in the old Castle Church At
Chrl,tiauborg On May - 1t will be
taken 70 Roskildc and placed in the
tomb containing bodic, OF most of the
former Danish kings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-18
CoLoRADo'S TAX
COMMISSION NAMED
D, Associated Pres.

~ Assccis'cd frrsa
Denver. Colo. May i7.-Goycrnor
Shairoth and State Treasurer Kene-
han late this afternoon agreed on
three members OF the State Tax Com
mission. as follows:
For the six-year term John p
Phillips OF Boulder G = Link ~
Park county and ! Frank Adam. ~
Denver were also decided on. Thr
governor ard treasurer could not
agree which 81 the latter two should
have the four year term Il was de
s'dcd o. a'los the men o. draw straws.
The commission viii be appointed
Immediately L has only a month if
sbich o. fix assessments or inter-
county corporations in the state