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nounced success. The diifsrances IN
the Repuhlican party Ars Hose Of
belief and not personalfties. Those
cf belief either as 70 principle or As
to candidates can easily be settled
at the prfmarIes and the convention,
after which Republicans should pre-
sent a solid front against Democracy.
J According to State Auditor Leddy,
the supreme court will have to bold
that seve-e. OF the appropriation that
are now tied up in court are uncof-
stitutionai. else the present adminis-
tration cannot pay but very er1il
percent OF the third class appropria-
tions. In September and October the
state auditor said he was sure that 40
per cent OF the third class appropria-
tons would be paid during the pres
ent biennial period. So far not single
dollar has been paid The other day
former Governor Brush called at the
state house and asked State Auditor
Leddy. State Treasurer Kenehan and
Governor Shafroth when a payment
on third class appropriations could
be expected Brush asked for direct
answer with no vague promises. fu
three frankly told him they didn't
know, The state auditor said that
II the supreme court held that the
administration did not have to pay
the $4,000 defense fund. the s12s.oSc
interest on the state bondedHndebt-
edness. and the $4,000 on preferred
bonds. then something could be paid
on third class appropriations. . the
court held that these had to be paid.
then it was doubtful II anything could
be paid on third class appropriations.
; In this connection II must not be
forgotten that It is largely the extra
salaries OF the present administra-
ton that is causing the present de-
fcit in the state institutions appro-
priation.
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MISS,ETAeL COLEMAN :.
MARRIED. IN DENVER


Denver, Jan. 3.-It remained for
Miss Ethel Coleman, daughter Of
Minor F. Coleman, wealthy Hillside,
Colo. cattleman. and Mr.. Fred. X.
Butler, travelling accountant for the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad. to
celebrate the first wedding of the New
Year in Denver. Miss Coleman and
Mr.. Butler were married in the par
lors of the Shirley hotel at o'clock
by the Rev. Frank T. Bayley.
The Shirley parlors had been ex-
quisitely decorated for the occasion
in poinsettia, relieved with streamers
Of smilax. The bride, daintily attired
in a gown of soft. white silk. carried ,
huge bouquet OF roses.
The brides father gave her away.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman were
present at the ceremony. Following
the marriage. the bridal party had
supper, in the Shirley banquet room.
Mr.. Butler is somewhat elated at
having participated in the first Dem
yer wedding of the new year.
"How did happen to do it? Simp-
lest thing ever he said last night. II
Just determined to start the new year
right"
The ceremony was performed
promptly at Z o'clock The bride en-
tered on the arm Of her father and
stood with Mr.. Butler beneath bow
er formed of poinsettia and smilax.
DR.. Bayiey then read the service.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Butler have been
residents OF Colorado for some time.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
r. G. Afford. a sister of the BRIDE
groom. and Mr.. W. T. Davoren attend
ed the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left Denver last
night for an extended honeymoon
They met in Denver about two years
ago.
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EDITH JOEL
IS BRIDE OF
{. c. CURTIS
PRETTY HONE WEDDING OK NEW
YRAR's DAT AT HOME or
BRIDES PARENTs

A very pretty home wedding va7
soiemnized on Monday. New Years
morning. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Rogers. at which their
daughter. Edith Jane Joel. became the
wife OF Edward claud Curtis OF Pitts
field. Mass. Miss Helen sartor, with
Miss Hendrickson at the piano. sAas
very sxeetly because" and Just at
twelve o'clock as Fred Joel played ,.s
first strains of Mendeissohn's We'd
ding March. Mr.. Curtis accompanied
by Mr.. Paul Cook OF Denver. Joined
Mr. Sewer in the bay window. which
was very artisticaiiy banked with
white narcissus and smiiax, to await
the bride who. attended by ht sister.
Ethel Joel. walked down tht path OF
smilax ribbons held by little Fern
Heckart and Margaret Sewer. y
Tho Rev. Mr.. sevler most impress
sively read the- simple ring service
which made them husband and wife.
Only few Immediate relatives and a
few most intimate trends OF the far-
lily were present. The bride wore al
exquisite gown OF white marquisette
over white silk. dnintily embroidered
with pearls. with yoke and under
sleeves of real lace. and carried
shower boauet OF lilies of the valley
and white hyacinths. Miss Ethel wore
pink chiffon over pink silk, and car
ried pink carnations.
After the ceremony an excellent
breakfast was served. Miss Hendrie3-
son played several plano solos in her
usual admirable and artiAic manner.
The bride and groom were both
born in Canon City and are graduates
Of the Canon City hIsh school. Mr..
Curtis continued his education at uae
University of Colorado OF which iizIl-
tuition he is graduate. The bride ia
graduate Of a college In InaIanas9
oils
Both have many warm and loySf
friends here who Wish them much
happiness and success in their new
life They left on the afternoon train
for an extended trip to New York.
washinet- and other eastern cities.
and win make thoir home In pA}s-
field, Mssa'
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ekSTERn..ST HOLDS
ANNUAL BANQUET

Canon City Chapter n. 81. o. e. s.,
held its annual banquet Monday even
ing at the Masonic temple. at 6:2O
o'clock. Covers were laid for 100 The
feast matrons and patrons had the
matter in charge. The daughters and
sons Of the members acted as walters.
TIE regular session of the Chapter
followed the banquet.
Short talks were made by visiting
members; also by the new worthy
matron. Mrs. Merriam. and patron.
Mr.. Marr. New Years greetings were
received from several absent mem
bers.
In behalf of the Chapter. Mrs. Marr
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era. star, who comes to Opera House
Saturday evening, Jan. 9Th, in the
favorite opera "The- Bohemian GIRL"
has a beautiful English Bull Terrier
OF whom he is very fond. He was Civ
en- to Mr.. Sheehan when a puppy
while the tenor was singing in Madam
Butterfly, and was named after the
baby in that opera. The following Is
bit of poetry which Mr.. Sheehan's
valet wrote about Trouble and his
master:
Dog-Gerel ON Sheehan's Dog.
Bow! Bowl wowl I'm Sheehan's
Trouble"
sheehan of grand opera fame.
Trouble" more than rhymes for
bubble"
If you ask. what's in a name?"
I'm named Trouble let me tell you,
For the kid of Cho-Cho-San
Cause at houses where we chew
Dogs amt welcome with man.
And then, you see, 1t amt no cinch
To find good board for Joe and Ne;
Bribes seldom fail though, at pinch.
To make me welcome as can be.
And also, then I like to ride.
And try oft tines to steal cre;
But Joe. right there keeps at my side.
And trorsie takes to spoil my fun. <
In railway coach. auto or cab,
Il make good friends with those in
side.
That pet me much and call me 'Rab,'
A friendly way Joe can't abide.
lifts at hotels seem merely play
Why, could ride in one all day;
But on my chain Joe pulls away.
Just as the lift man says to stay
I am some trouble-'taint no lie.
But what dog amt? I'cSlike to know.
The kid was SO to Butterfly
And dogs is kids-I've oft heard so.
But when each day is well nigh spent
Joe strokes my ear with Dear Old
Boy
I'm in his heart, Sir, free of rent.
And then my own most bursts with
Joy"
seates on sale at Palace Drus Store.
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Denver. Jan. 1.-Senator Albert
Beveredge of Indiana Will be the prin-
ciple speaker at the Lincoln Day ban
quet. which will be held in this city on
the night of February the 18th next.
and which will be the occasion OF the
opening OF next years campaign. The
banquet will not be an inyitatIonal .af-
fair but will be open to every Repuo-
lican. man or woman- who cares 10
attend. Committees for the final pre-.
pasation for the banquet have been
appointed and the work OF making II
the greatest affair in the history OF
the Republican party in Colorado has
already begun.
The special committee appointed by
Chairman Mcdonald which represents
every belief in the party. held its first
meeting Thursday night with n fnil
attendance and decided to hold a ban
quet at which women viii <be given
equal representation with the men.
and which will cost $500 per plate.
Chairman Mcdonald was authorized
to appoint committees to have charge
of arranging the program. and those
committees have been announced as
follows: L.,
Banquet committee: Z. II. Mccien-
ahan. chairman; wmsrP. sIocum. d
C. Burns. Ben Griffith, and J. Foster
symes.
Music and Printing committee
Willis Elliot. chairman; George Carl
son. VIM Story, Jr., Governor II. A..
Buchtel and VIM. Goblin.
Committee on Decoration-Mrs.
Thalia Rhoads. Mrs. Helen NJ. wixon,
Mrs. Edward p. costigan. Mrs. Gall
Laughlin and Mrs. Z. G. Goddard.
The general committee selected
Chairman Mcdonald as the chairman
for the general committee. The gem
eral committee VIII be the committee
on reception. Thus. the reception
committee will be composed of the
twenty-four members OF the general
committee and Chairman Mcdonald.
The Thursday night meeting was
one OF perfect harmony. Taft, La
Toilette and Roosevelt Republicans
met on an equal basis and, forgetting
all differences and desires for candi-
dates and platform principles. went
to work-with will to arrange Lin
coin Day program that will please all
Colorado republicans. The UnIoa
Republican Club had arranged with
Senator Beyeredgc TO address, ban
auet which they were preparing but
they volunteered TO abandon their
banquet and allow Senator -Beveredse
to address tho General Republican
banquet. This was satisfactory TO all
in attendance and 1t was agreed 10
have the indiana Senator as the prin-
cipal speaker.
II see no renson." said Chairman
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presented Mrs. Hardy sayre. who had
held one of the points of the star the
past year and who leaves the last Of
the month for San Diego, with silver
spoon marked 20. E. 81. to which
Mrs. sayre very happily replied.
The next session of the chapter will
be held January 10.
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Sanitary bread evidently pleases
those who have tried 1t, Judging by
its increased sale Wrapped in paper
direct from the oven insures its clean
lIness. besides carrying the quality, II
is appreciated by the most exacting
bread eaters. Ask your grocer for
Sanitary Bread.
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H. s. MADDOX

Mr.. p. B. Pegram tells us today
that he just put up some new cur
tains over tho windows in Ills Annex
dance hall. Nothing like starting the
New Year right
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Denver. Jan. At behooves every
Individual Republican in the state
to get back OF the general movement
to have united Lincoln Day pro-
gram which Will be the beginning ot
united Republican party and which
will also be the beginning OF the 1912
campaign Chairman McDorald has
done his part in the equal recogni-
ton Of all beliefs In the party in tho
appointment OF the general and the
various committees TO have charge
OF the program. These various COM
mIttees are doing thcir part in the
harmonious manpcr in which they are
working together. All that remainH
for tho individual Itepubiicans Of
Colorado to do their part by attcnd-
Ing the banquet and making It a pro-
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DENVER LETTER

Mcdonald. "why there should be the
slightest difference among Rcpubil-
cans over any question that cannot
be adjusted through friendly rivalry
at the primaries. Thursday nights
meeting showed that they were all
willing to get together on a friendly
basis and come more than half way.
In the appointment OF the various
committees bAye tried and boiieve
have secogniacd all beliefs. II thcre
is anyone who lis not satisfied. II he
or she Will call my attention to any
faction or belief that is overlooked.
will rectIfy the mistake"
x-H-r
A condition exists In the city OF
Denver which merits the close atten-
tion of every Republican In the state.
The election commission Is composed
Of two Patterson Democrats COM
monty called "cidzens- party mems.
bers and one speer Democrat The
charter OF the city OF Denver gives
each member OF the Elections Com
mission the right 10 appoint one cleo
tion Judge for each precinct in the
city.
Th. -. ,t.,r.ttf., lao nrovffIea that
the commission shall select the cleo
tIon judges from lists furnished by
the chairman Of the two political par
ties casting the highest vote at the
last state election. The elections COM
mission has announced that It intends
to follow the charter. II this he done
the next years elections will have two
Patterson Democrats and one specr
Democrat as judges In every precinct
in the city. The Republicans will not
have single member on the election
board in Denver.
Chairman Clay has started proceed
inss in the district court to force rec
ognition OF the Republicans by the
elections commission but II ia n
course an even break as to whether
the supreme court ct being democrat
ic, will hold that the charter or the
statute prevails.
Denver. Jan. At behooves every
individual Republican in the state
to get back OF the general movement
to have united Lincoln Day pro-
gram which Will be the beginning .,t
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NO EXPRESS REF oRMs IN SIGHT.


commission
Whom carriers
the jurisdiction pleaded
During
out all free franks discontinued
% business generally
small
dress kicks
One of the
the Iubshng tariffs
perhaps with
tariff? demanded they will
keep item hidden %
the public
undertaken by the commission
for
about accepted they will place
ere
would be
from the They
which monopoes
officials 200 dividends money goged
public
extermnated
it plain that railroads do the
lobby Washington
dorsement that the express
tentacles still the Washington?
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A REAL ROOSEVELT TERROR.

third has become real menace
ne country seriously considered by the
sensible
Obligations holds that welfare above
PARTISAN consideration that the cooners
ridiculousy but
undoubtedly proceeding effect Illinois has
Nebraska He getting
delegates national
c,aenon probably still
The
from
convention whirwind, trouble
.r5 point
delegates
in The them,
hope pie people
line, up of
get d
opposition
go
president
0 met
perversion exposition truth
9elts
knows secrets
intimately
It agreeable thing
possible
vulnerable
If it, Mr. Taft would
lis head against and the of his
read time Taft business
business is punch the record of Roosevelt
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Things never look bright to one
with the blues" Ten to one the
trouble is a sluggish liver, filling the
system with bilious poison that DR..
Kings New Life Fills would expel.
Try them. Let the joy of better feel
ings end "the blues" Best for stom-
ach, liver and kidneys. Csc at Roses
drug store.
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Senator jonathan Bourne of Ore
gon lost out in the primaries the
other day. Jonathan, Jonathan luck
less cne'
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The key of the wireless machine
should never be left alone. The So
luton would be larger force of op-
orators on the ships.
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Jack Slaton announces that he will
not desert his duties in the senate
this summer to campaign for COVER
nor. Pretty good campaign material
itself
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The city council will without doubt
make the requested appropriation for
the chamber of commerce and it is
splendid sign of the times when
tho ,awmaking body of the city needs
such calls as is this one
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Our baby cries for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B
kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. 1T is the bes
cough remedy on the market TO
coughs, colds and Group" For sal,
by al dealers.
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Seventeen hundred quarts of whisky
was found in one blind tiger in Ma
con the other day. Must have been
the general dispenser.
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"Ten thousand boys will raise
corn" says the headliner on the Sa-
vannah News. Ten thousand boys
could raise Cain if they wanted to.
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Two women in Savannah have been
passing bogus checks on the mer-
chants of that city. Mast haze been
good lockers.
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The city council of New Orleans
has passed laws against the hatpin'
calling them the most dangerous Wea-
non of the women. We thought the
tongue was woman's deadliest weapon.
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The woman who fixes her face
when she leaves home must have to
do lots of nerve straining to keep the
expression intact.
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Public opinion is about to right it.
self with reference to Mr.. Ismay. 1t
may be that he was harshly judged
after all
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Even the Mexican revolution along
with Mr.. Roosevelt has been relegated
to inside pages during the past week.
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From 81 per share last August to
$3.50 at present is the way the Mar
conf stock has advanced. Regular
skyrocketing.
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The recall Of the umpire would be
a very popular sporting edict at this
season of the year.
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If Mr. Roosevelt has barrel-as
his Official enemies assert-he must
have tapped the bunghole good and
strong.
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Governor Wilson did the whirlwind
stunt in Georgia last week and the
weather man is doing it this week.
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to separate a boy from a box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. His pimples,
boils, scratches, knocks, sprains and
bruises demand it. and its quick re-
lief for burns, scalds, or cuts is his
right. Keep it handy for boys, arso
girls. Heals everything healabie and
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Flesh County Eggs, Csc pei dozen
Wright &. Gowen Co.
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Atlanta is full. to the very hearts
content of music this week.
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Bold issue communities are gen.
orally live communities,
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) delights From Other Sanctums
AND SHE DESERVES ALL SHE GETS.

AND SHE DESERVES ALL
The geting-he SILL aten
ton T
BUT HAVEN'T THEY FRIENDS EVER?
paper be paw at the Chicago con
Well
lanta
HERoEs-JusT PLAIN HEROES.
is time.
able bodied who
WOULDN'T PHILADELPHIA BETTER?
nomination he should move The
Outlook New approximations press
A LEADING
shpwrecked and
seize it would have leave
children with would
send husband
die?-Augusta :
UNFORTUNATELY
The grand opera There
really such thing these linked Tribune
Georgans Observation-Disclosures ad
IF THEY HAVE ENERGY ENOUGH LEFT
Eighty couple quarreed and separated Yes
terday they again and
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fOh hENT-Several nice furnished
cottages on st. Simons beach. win
not rent for less than two weeks.
MRS. .. L. Mortified, st. simon ,
Station, Ga.
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The freshest and crispest of vege-
tables. DEVOE, Phone 109.
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The most popular cigar, ELEGAN-
TIES, have no rival.
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MINNIE LAURANCE is HERE
The best sc cigar in the world.
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This week only. Chilean & Co.'s;
Reduction Sale.
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Corresporce1ce so..clted. but TO
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eompanied oy RS olslbie name
rot for publication b.: as guarantee
OF good faith.
Rejected communications will be
S~turned accompanied By postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check, money order or
regis tered letter. Address.
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Chilean & Co.'S Great Reduction
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FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms
for Misunderstanding Or one front
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upstairs. 902 e street. 1926
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THE w. o. w. CUT RATE FOR
MEMBERSHIP EXPIRES MAY 1ST
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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and by mail free Of charge 10 al
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Mexico, Porto Rico, Guam. Philippin
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The June bride will be denanding-and getting
ton she deserves-Savannah Press.
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BUT HAVEN'T THEY BEEN GOOD FRIENDS EVER?
4ERoEs-JusT PLAIN HEROES.
WOULDN'T PHILADELPHIA BE Better?

Colonel Roosevelt fails the nomination he should
Outlook his
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A LEADING QUESTION.

The Constitution speaks courtesy grand OPERA r.
ealy thing these together-Rome Trbn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-07-06
AUDIENCES AT LYRIC
SHOWS ENTHUSIASTIC

Enthusiastic crowds have greeted
the big summer shows at the Lyric
Theatre. and the bill for the first half
of the coming week is no exception
to the rule. In fact. if anything, there
is more comedy than novelty as well
as surprises of real vaudeville than
has characterized any other bill this
season. Smith and Campbell head
the list of headliners, the comedians
whom all America know to be the
pest character funmakers on the
modern stage. Camping Out" is the
title of the skit which Smith and
Campbell use for their reentry to
vaudeville after three years absence.
Others on a very diverting bill of ex-
cellence are Matte Boorum and COM
pany in "A Night on the Docks"
Grace Leonard and company in I'm
personations; Robin, 9 novelty Jug
gler; Musical Stewarts, musical COM
edy entertainers; Dorothy Mouther,
character vocalist, and motion plays
of interest. HkE
For Thursday and the balance Of
the week Marie Stoddard, lately seen
at Proctor's Park place, will try a
single act, backed up by the Hebrew
Minstrels and five other rafting good
summer features.