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Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Announcements

DIR. R. c. FOWLER announces the opening of his dental office in the Goodrich building. Telephone 3S3 Ov- erland. lbs
 Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. 4 Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

PARTIES wishing to go to Roose- welt and return for s8 call at 37 s. Center or Call Overland S276 or TOP.
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Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

CTS, embalnIers and Funeral directors
 Phoenix, Arizona If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Business Chances

FOR SALE-A splendid paying blacksmith shop, with reasonable rent for building. w. G. TOllesOr, 16 East Adams. dd
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Lost and Found

LOST-Ladies white linen handker- chief, hand embroidered in lavender. Suitable reward. Call Cashier Repub- lican dp
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Dated Dece,hter IS, A. D. 1912. VIM. E. THOMAS,
 Clerk. Py c. F. LEONARD,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. Of the State of Arizona, in and for the
 County Of Maricopa. In the Matter of the Estate of J. T. Sparks, Deceased. Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

WE MANUFACTURER highest grade of advertising calendars. We want a salesman of ability and integ
 rity to represent us in Phoenix and surrounding towns. Contract to start January 1st 1913. Liberal commission. An opportunity to make big money. Gartner & Bender, Chicago It
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
For Rent-Store Rooms
 and Offices

FINE OFFICE ROOM-Over Board of Trade. Inquire at Board of Trade between II and 12 o'clock A. G. Ut- ley. If
 OFFICE ROOM to rent cheap on ground floor. 37 w. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22
Wanted Help Male and
 Female
Rooms and Board
RRYN MAWR.

BEST PRIVATE BOARD-In city, weekly rates, 230 East Monroe. d
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

DON'T SMEAR-Pete Williamson will paint, tint or paper your house, work guaranteed, prices right Office 121 N 5th St. o. 730. Red 9571. West End Phone Red 8921. O. 366.
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PERFECTLY HEALTHY-Wes CT desires furnished room with bath privileges, not too far out. References furnished. Box 2S15 Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

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Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

THE IVON-New, sleeping porches Board. No sick. Sixth Ave. and Mc- Kinley II
Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

WANTED-2 competent real estate salesmen. Apply in person. Common wealth Realty Co.,, 129-131 N. 1st Ave.
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Arizona republican., 1912-12-22

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-30

Tic Nempurt Cffice FIR Sns Gin
cinnatier @ulfsbiatt" befinoet itdl IN
3o. 339 gort Srahe, gsseniiber benz
GDurtbanie, ipOielbit 8euisteiteu, Nm.
Seigcn II. I. M. bis 10 1lbr 45 Tiuu'
ten abeubs cutgescngenpmmeu iper.
BEN. Selepbun Suntb 2401.
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anIailem eeIbitmoroaeoanieu aedu.

anIdiien seIbitntorooeDanfen aedu.
Bert baben.
Sell uar 54 Sabre alt uito Derbei.
rotbet. Or biuterIdBt feline Bitt,pc
uno nlebrere erfpnbiene ainber. las
Sdneioereeihdft an Central Mpenie
mar BON Gag 5,i Tag idletter ge.
woroen nnb Sell bate oasielbe
ihlieBlih oiif anrntben ieiner Gottin
Iauigeeeben. Ia er fcinen aduier I'm.
ben tonnte, bate er Die Werfintte
einiah eer1umt. Tieies bebriifte ben
Rann iebr, unS bnSllfam, oaB er
pertriippelt NOR unb feline onoere ar'
belt nerridJten fonnte. Seine atnoer
luollten iiberhaupt nitf, baB er ar.
beiten iolite, oa iie mebr ipie bereii
maren, fir ibn 81 lorger.
80 or iih oas Strpdnin perihaflt
bate, nit iuelhen er bic ger5peif'
Iungstbat begina, lieb iib nod nldt
erHlitteln.
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aonsert i'm eineoIn Bari.

slm fonmenoen GieHitog peran.
italtet Die Soier'ihe aapele nnter
ben auipisien Der Narftonnliliion I'M
aincoIn gsart elm aon3ert, fiir mel
dies aopellmeiiter Soier oas folgeHoe
prcgramm aufseitent bat;
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.gou're mp gnbn" groDn H. slpet
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fpIopbon COLO (auseeip0blt)
aapelimeiiter sSobn Sofer.
Rn5urfa "a G3arina" Bonne
.,sn tie Sbaooms" Sprn
r1boie @onoeriuI epes" Soparn
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2ppfpnt SOnie.
aurs mad Mitterna q d D n
einem Geuer beimeeiuht.


9as 2potput Spuie on Der 2eringa
ton pite, bas sr1t Dor tpenieen 3agen
BON ben Grben bes peritorbenen Ilots
SampsI an Wi1ium Siu ibertrageH
poroen mar, tpuroe furS mad Ttttters
naht Don einem Seuer beimseiuht.
gluf iopeit nod ni6t feitgeiteQte Wetie
9erietb oas Dab in 9rauo uno oas
sssuer purpe BON 5rl. 9umpel entosdt,
lpelde Die iibrigen 9eppbner bes Saus
fes tpette. Wtit Silfe bon Rd6barn
tpuroe etne Gimerbrigooe orgunt'irt
uno nah ldnesrsn 8emiibun9en gelon9
ss, Der 5lammen Serr gu tperoen. Der
S6aDen biirfte ith auf ettpa $3.50 be-
laufen.
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run9sagent bon 2uoIop unb Sames
aenooQ, purben nabs 5airpiem, ap.,
aus oem Waeeu 9eihIeuoert, aIs elm
burdgeganeeneS 9eipann nit tbrem
SSubripert to[ibirte. gartbdu erlttt
einen 9ruh bes Shulterblottes. 8ens
ban entfam urperIsBt. Or. 9ernoon
IeiItete ibm Die n0tbige SiIfe.
- 0as 0erbitfeIt Der Waiien oes
ct. Sobannes Daiien. .8ereins finoet
am tommeroen Montag, 4rbeitertag
uuf bem WdtienplaBs itutt. 4le nut
erosntli6en 9prbereitungen iino 9t'
trpffen, um ben 5beilnebmsrn einer
pergniisten Sag gu bereiten. Wtar
ne1me Die ST. Mitteu Gar gum TsIt'
plabe.
- Simpn Warr, ppn Der 5irmd
Morr unb 9ro., Der i'm Ct. Gltiabett
5oIpital an Der ooppslten 2ungenents
siinoung ihiper trant oarnieosrlte9t,
beftnoet iia etpas beifsr. SelRe
Satin, Die in 1oronto, Canada
peiIt, puroe teIsgrapbiit mad 9auie
berufen.
- Or. oSo6n s. Rpan, 6Oipital:
or3t, 1T mad Weit @irgtniu uuf 8s:
iuh gereiit.
- Sohn %. 6pffmunn erbisIt
elmer 9uuerIaubnihihein fir ein9at
| iteirgebdube an Der 9iIbert apenu'
8pii6en GarIe uno Saplor 4peuus
bd3 $1,000 tpitsn ioQ.
- Carl Ri6monb, 45 Sabre ult
BON gromlep, 9p., puroe geftern Dol
einem 6unoe tns 8ein gsbiHen. Der
ielbs 6unb bib Gtbel GumptOu, Is
| Sabre aft, in ben Qrm. Dr. Sernoor
/ brdnnte bic Wunoen Der 9endnnter
aus, Der a0ter lift nod in Ssrsibeit
- Stabtgeidnguib Wdrter Sobl
Sad" Murphn ernunnte aeitsrn Wm
! elliott gum Chief S6lieber ulsglat
| folgsr Don mm. Moore, unb Ben glit
| friiheren Rd6tihliefer beg Gountn
| aefGngniiTes sum QiTiitentsn Die llr
iu6en fpsigsrt fia Nurphp an8ugsbeH
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Satfsm uno 0euebne.

Serr j. &reimer, Der lid I'M
Setou Soipital in Cincinnati elmer
Operation llnter3og. befinoet ilh auf
Dem 8ege Der Seiieruug.
glm fommenben Somitas iiribet
Die ginlpeihlng Der neuen Sraterual
SaQe III geIlepue itatt. Ter Seitlld9,
felt aebt cine 9Saraoe noraus.
8oli3iit grciielbaus iii Itellper'
tretenoer BoIi5eid3ef in 9eileoue.
9bef Seitber lit auf 6erien.
2ouis, bas 3jdbrige Sobndeu
bes asobn @olff. bon Der 3. uno
Berrp 4penue, Canton, fiel geiteril
in einen 3llber fod)enben @aiiers ane
erlitt id)mer5baite griiblpunben an
Riifen itno ben oberen aorpertbeilen
gr nnroe nah Dem Speers Soipttal
gebrnd)t.
ueber ben 3iifnnD bon Gar
Sd)afitaa pom CANTON, Der BON ieinem
Batter geitehen iporoen mar, berid,'
tete Or. @riggs iebr giinitig une el
miro in elm paar 1agen Dos gett Der.
lallen fonnen. @egen Senrp Shaf.
itaa, ben Batter, lit big jest nod
fein 9erbaftsbeiehl erIaiien iporben
o. ~ ~. s.-- .r1
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eokal. l.Dfrid)t
ZeIbftmiorb.
@eid)aftlife SdDiuieriefeiftn iaasu
Sdneibsr III SeH isb getriebeu
baben.

@eora Sell. BON go. 2124 Van
Scar slDenue, beaing eeifern Nafmii.
lag in ieiner 2obnung SeIblimcro,
inoem er iih nit Strihnin nergiitete.
gin loiort aerufener ar5t fonfrte
Eihts mebr ansrihten unD Der se.
bensmiioe CAB tur3 Dor 2 llbr ieinen
9eiir auf. Ter Coroner iparbe be-
nadrihtigt uno oronete einen Snaneit
on. Geifaftlife shpierigfeitesi icl.
Ten Sell IN ben lob setrieber baben.
Sell betrieb iriiber cine GAneiber.
iperfit1tte an Central. nabe 4. Abe.
Gr iou felt einem Sabre IebeRsnrioe
sespefen iein anb bei DieberbolteH
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Tie NEWPORT Srttce rur ons "eln'
ciunatier @ulfsbiatt" befinbet ith in
3u. 339 gOrt Sraae, gssenlber Sem
Gpurtbanie, ipOielbit &euisteiteu, Nm.
seiscu II. I. M. bis 10 1lbr 45 Wiuu'
ten absuSs eutgescngenommeu per'
BEN. SelepbOn S0ntb 2401.
- geiiB llebertragungen: 2uiu
Ranfiu oil Charles Ranfin, % SUB
Qot m Gin StroBe; 5000. - aIiee
Rur0in an q. 8. Gamble, % Sub
Got Oil Der Central 2loenue; 81. -
0enrp Rorblohne an Senrn Shlllte.
GOT on Der Ohio gIpenlle, Sigblanes;
81 etc.
- Gbciheine: 9lIbert y. Conrad
BON Alexandria. g. uno alice Sor.
bell pon ReD 6oaanb, O.; Whlton
p. @nfuen uno 0elen u. WcGlain,
beioe BON Canton, @; saop0 Wtobler
ulb Cora Balls. betoe BON Gbalfoltfc,
g: ,5obn aeariep unh Dfollie Setuis,
beioe pou Cincinnati, @; Gbas.
Comb BON Sumilton. g., rno Gtbel
Wannan pon GoOington, ap.
- Gircllitrihter Dungblitt uno
Geputp Sberiif rSrielo beiuften III
Der Raht alti Tonnerita9 ben ,Sro-
duoi$ GIr6 uno uabmeu ale SpicI-
llteniilien, oie lie fanoen, NIT iih.
lieielben fiiIlten einen @oihforb
| uno beItanben in @Siiriel, aarten.
| gofer. uno giouIette Chips. qemarf-
| ten aurten, Roti5biid)er etc. 0ieielben
puroen bem Gircltitgerihts.9lerf
Mcaeonn iibergeben. 0cr lie bis 5ur
SiBung Der 8rnBQeihiporenen I'M 81.
tober aIfberpahren mirh. Sie ioilen
0ann ais gGpeismaterlal gegen ole
NitgIieoer bes Clubs benust nerGen.
Tie Spieliihe tpurben i'm Tutroa.
nagen nah Dem Gourtbaus 1ebradt
Teputp-Stnnts -JeuermaribaQ Selm
| lit irnnler nod nit her Inter adlnq
Der ltriaf)e bes 1Sercrs heif1dftiJt. g.
perborte 3oblreihe MitglieSec Oes
| 1Sroquois Club, Die in Gintirnuti
lpobnen
- GtelIoertretenber Wopor @nt
q. @ilner bat ben Sider1eits-aom,
nliidr ebert erflift, alle geobelpa'
! aen-@igenthiimer bon Cincinnati, biz
| Ef- 8ei60i.e MAIDEN, ohuc Ser Or.
| biaan3 n1d)3af$mmen, Derhatten ~
laIien. @enn eiae Sanilie itnt5ieht
icQen lie ndlrlidh crgeber rabin Die
ielbe per5ogen, oanit Die Staot oit
@aliernrietbe foleftiren fam.
| -sRobert @ri55le, elmer Der alteiter
9doniere BON Campbell Gountp, itarf
aeitern in ieiner @obnung in Grant:
Cid i'm 4lter pon 81 Ssobren. Or bin.
terldBt brei Sobne, orei Sohter uni
oiele GnfeI llnn ltrerfel.
i - ginem gerift aus syranffor
| An aolge piro Der Staat bieies
lSabr ST. 900 peniger fur 6ie Mep
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Weit<rn Gtnisnbobnbriide Bel glare,
81, itiirste geitern Morgen In ben
Wiamt nohbeus einsr Der eifernen
Sraebalien unter Dem Mnfturm Der
ben Ilub binuntertreibenben Bdume
unb Rol,en 3uIammengebrohen mar.
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spmnenitrableu uno Santfar-
bnns.

Son 9r. guSpig Stabp.
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Der aorbeertron5 iif mannmal gr0s
Der ols Der 9DriaDnt bts Heirdn5ten.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
" English settlers of southeastern
ru,ro,. ,,h, s~a .cc,x,or,ea IN rath-

" English settlers of southeastern
Illinois. who were accustomed to gath
er IN neighborhood groups. bringing
with them wild game and vegetables.
which were cooked together in some
shady grove during August or Sep
tember when the young squirrels, tc-
matoes and roasting ears were ripe.
Every neighborhood had It's annual
chowder often attended by hundreds
OF people for many miles around Ev-
cry family brought it's contribution OF
game or vegetables for the chowdes
and every person brought his own dish
and spoon TO eat from. As the chow
der was a somewhat complex dish to
cook naturally there developed pro-
fessional chowder makers whose sery-
ices were in demand in many places
for miles around during the season.
Every ingredient in the chowder must
be cooked a different length Of time
and hence It required considerable
Judgment and experience TO cook it
just right First. the fresh meat Is put
in the kettles whether wild birds or
squirrels or chicken or portions OF
beef and bacon. Then follow the yari-
Gus vegetables in their turn. potatoes.
onions. corn. tomatoes. etc When IL
Is cooked II Is seasoned with salt.
pepper and perhaps other condiments,
and served by someone who ladies ii
out to the long line OF hungry people
who pass up to be served in their dish.
cup or pan.
II is observed that no person has yet
been found who does not Ike chowder.
Persons who on other occasions will
not eat onions. for instance. relish
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22

them when cooked in chowder. And
likewise those who object to tomatoes
ordinarily. will eat them with enjoy
ment when found in the chowder.
With the passing OF the Wild game
ana the settling of the country more
thickiy chickens and other domestic
fowls formed the basis OF the chowder
which as an institution has Increased
instead OF diminished. and In NAVY
parts of southern Illinois. especially In
the counties between the Little Wabash
and Wabash rivers and contiguous
territories. hundreds of these sntheA-
ings are held at this se4on every
year.
One Of the biggest chowders Of
which there is any record was held
at the fair grounds in Albion. Illinois.
in the fall of 1907 on the occasion OF
the Homecoming of former residents
OF the town to celebrate the hundredth
anniversary OF the founding OF the
community. On that occasion Cover
nor Deneen made the principal ad-
dress and the town was In gala attire.
During the day ten thousand people
were served to chowder. and. like the
Creator when He reviewed the work
that He had done. they pronounced IL
good. The chowder was cooked In one
hundred and ten large kettles. which
contained an aggregate OF $500 gal-
Ions OF the mixtures. Two thous "a
chickens were sacrificed for the occa-
sion. and tomatoes. sweet corn. pOta-
toes. onions. etc. we're used in wagon
load lots and were prepared for he
kettles by a small army OF voiu,eer
cooks and assistants
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
'BUNCOMBE IN POLITICS

How oft have we heard those gilt
tering promises before,
How oft have we seen the same
names of these political ,promise-mak
ers associated with reform and uplift
movements before.
How much confidence-or how lit
tle-have we in the local managers
for the FIVE lunches of state leaders
who would serve us so disinterestedlx.
Buncombel
We dislike greatly to shatter any
fond hopes of the day dreamer but
we are impressed with the sad fact
that It matters not who wins the COM
mand of the ship of state that we. the
dear common people. viii have to go
on working for a living and paying
taxes Just the same as heretofore.
Buncombe is great stuff 1t is tb {
capital on which Aost OF the ca'n-
paigns will be organized this fall.
,s-x-r
Buncombe is described in the die
tionary as "Speeclfmaking for the graf
ification of constituents. or to gain
public applause: anything said or
written or done for mere show; insin-
cere public action or speech" Use
and political custom has given the
wbrd even a broader meaning.
The term originated about so years
ago by a congressman from North Car
olIna representing a county named
Buncombe. Felix Walker. the naive
old mountaineer, wanted to make a
speech that would help him at home
The house was tired of talk and tried
to holler him down. Question" was
demanded on every side. The mod
ern method OF handing in the written
speech. begging leave TO have print
ed" had not then been introduced.
Several members gathered around
him and urged him to desist. But the
old man persevered for a while de-
claring that the people of his distrie,
expected it and that he was bound
to make a speech for BUNcoMBE."
And while we have no county by
that name in Colorado yet you will
hear many speeches made this year
.for Buncombe."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
Heavy Rainstorm Tuesday Afternoon.

One of the heaviest rain and cleo
trlcal storms that has visited this sec
tion this summer broke over Canon
City between four and fve o'clock
Tuesday afternoon and for about an
hour the community was threatened
with a deluge. The sewerage system.
as well as the drainage and irrigation
bitches along the roadways. were un-
able to carry OF the water as fast AZ
IL fell and 1t seemed TO literally pile
itself mp in the streets.
The thunder was like the cannoad-
ing OF heavy artillery and good many
people we're frightened by the sharp
flashes OF lightning and the thunder
bolts that followed The rainfall was
preceded by hail. but so far as can be
ascertained no serious damage was
done by it. In less than sixty minutes
nearly an inch OF water fell. A few
hours of such precipitation would
have converted all OF the lowlands OF
the valley into fordless lakes. A pc
cuilar thing resulting from Tuesday
afternoons storm was the deep pink
Ish hue of the water in the runways
along the streets for a hour or so after
the rain was over, caused by its wash
ing out the coloring In the red sand at
the head OF the main ditch.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
Lion Tanner with seIIg Company.

In the Cripple Creek district for the
purpose OF picking out scenes which
will be used with the work of the
great selig Polyscope company. which
for a couple of years has maintained
branch at Canon City. Rex de Rosel-
II OF New York, one OF the worlds
most famed animal trainers. came TO
the camp yesterday. He spent the day
about town and drove through the
hills sizing up the various places OF
interest with an eye to ascertaining
their practical value IN the world OF
the "fllum.'
Roselli is the man who handles the
animals which are used by that COM
pany and he has a good sized menag-
erie to care for. Before Joining the
moving picture company he travelled
with several OF the largest tent shows
In the country and is known through
out the United States and Europe for
his work with the beasts of the for
ests.
He came to the district in the boom
days OF the camp with one OF the big
carnivals which was conducted by the
Cripple Creek Elks. At that time he
had charge OF seven lions and his dar-
ing feats in handling the big cats Is
remembered by every person who was
lucky enough TO see him. He has been
with ese Selig people for some time
now and is greatly interested with
moving picture work.
The Selig company has staged some
wonderfully daring and dramatic
scenes for the photographer at Canon
City for more than a year and many OF
the films which local people have en-
joyed at the Movies" have been stag
ed by this firm right here under our
very noses. The celebration commit
tee is at present negotiating with the
company in hopes of bringing them
here for the TOP of the World" cele-
bration.-cripple Creek Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
MIR. TAFT
BIZ 2 ". HOWE ~ HovEs MAoAznNE

the advantage OF the people? Some
OF the wisest men We have say a
change might prove disaster rather
benefit. The election Of Democrat
&c president may prove good thing;
don't know. n will at least punish
the impudenf Republican politicians
for their silly quarreis; but the fact
remains that all the Democrats and
seyen-tenths OF the Republicans are
chasing a man as good as any of his
enemies and better than most OF them.
Who is responsible for the treach-
cry of Roosevelt TO his friend Taft.
and for the treachery OF Bryan to
Clark? The people. for encouraging
it. 1t is universally said OF Bryan that
''he is sincere" / have never for q
moment doubted that Bryan is sincere
in his desire TO be president; nor can
anyone fairly doubt Roosevelt's sin
cerity In this respect. but IL there were
less treachery among the people there
would be less among public men. .
The Roosevelt movement amounts TO
this. and no more: A movement to
BANKRUPT. defeat and humiiiate the Re
publican party. Every Roosevelt man
is really fighting for the Democratic
national ticket. although they claim
tobe fighting for Principle In NJ
state CKansas). the Republicans who
are for Taft. have been d.sfranchIsed;
there is no possible way for them to
vote for him. The TAFT electors afe
for Roosevelt. the bolter. andnot for
the nominee of the party.
Since cannot possibly vote for
Taft. you may be able to guess what
| intend to do; intend to vote for
Wilson. the Democrat There are from
fifty TO seventy thousand Republicans
in Kansas who win vote for Wilson.
because there Is no way in which they
can vote for the nominee of the Re
publican National Convention at Chi
cago.
Roosevelt viii divide the Progress
slve" vote. and Taft might win. II ais
managers and supporters were not
the greatest lot OF sheep ever known
in politics. They submit, TO any abuse
from the Roosevelt boIters. and go
about predicting that their candidate
will lose
wish the late Mark Hanna were
alive and had charge OF the Tar;
campaign: in a few minutes. there
would be something doing
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
CHICAGO 9AHKERlL0Ox-
ING AT GAA00HH,,C!IY ROADS

william @. Edens of Chicago is IN
the city today looking over our con-
yice-built roads. Mr.. Edens Is presi-
dent of the Illinois Highway Improve
ment association and is on his way
to attend tho Trans-asssissippi con-
zress at Salt Lake where he will talk
on good roads.
Mr.. Edens Ia assistant secretary Of
he Central Trust company Of ILL
noss. large institution Of Chicago
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-22
THE ILLINOIS CHowDER
on LABOR DAY

The forthcoming annual picnic and
chowder. OF the Illinois Association
OF Fremont county at tho City psAk
here on Labor day promises this year
TO surpass in interest anything Of the
kind yet held here and information
has reached Secretary Rowcliffe that
the attendance will be unusually
large Aside from the chowder, which
will be served mt noon. program OF
short addresses. music and sports Of
various kinds Will follow.
The chowdcr. which Will be cooked
at the park In large kettles under tho
direction Of Deputy Clerk and Recor-
der Horace J. Craig and a number OF
assistants. is combined meat and
vegetable stew peculiar 70 certain sec
i'ons OF southern Illinois. II oriEinat-
ed about century ago among the ear