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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-06
All the Qualifications
Delta Tribune.

A, ne recent meeting Of the FIRE.
mont County Republican convention
resolutions were read and adopted
piedging the support OF the party to
secure the nomination OF Guy U.
Hardy OF Canon City for the Office
OF state trss<nrers Mr.. Hardy is
editor OF the Canon City Daily Rec
ord. man Of splendid personality,
fine ability. excellent character and
possesses all the qualifications for
The Office to which his friends desire
hts nomination and election
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Meeting Approval
Fl Collins Courier.

II n gratifying to note that the
candidacy OF Guy U. Hardy. publisher
Of the Canon City Record. is meeting
apparent unanimous approval of the
Republicans of Colorado. Mr.. Hardy
Is nrxt-ciass citizen OF stric; integ-
rity and the Republicans could not
naa hrlter man for stats treasurer
In thousand years. Mr.. Hardy
should be dominated and would make
a winning candidate.
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wcuss Asd Strength
Grand Junction Sentinel.

We note that Guy [. Hardy. editor
Of the Canon City Record. one Of the
best Of the smaller daiiies of Colo
rado. is heing frequently mentioned
as candidate for the Republican
nomination FOR stnte treasurer While
We are not OF she Republican persua-
sion. we believe that the party could
name no stronger candidate for this
Office Mr.. Hardy is a representative
citizen. an ente-prising and success
fui BUSINESS man. and he would add
strength and credit to any ticket his
parry might name.
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The Daily Record

II you do not get The Daily Record, you not
getting the best daily paper published IN Colorado in
town Of this size.
The Daily Record is strong local paper. with the
live and excellent Unitei Press service. 1t gives you
the news, NATIONAL and local. the day happens.
Delivered your doorstep IN time for the evening meal
At so cents the month. 1. monsh and see il you
can step h.
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Has she Ability
Boulder News.

Guy e Hardy. editor OF the Canon
City Record and president OF the State
Republfran Editorial Association, Is
being promincntly mentioned for the
position OF state treasurer on the Re
publican 5leket Mr Hardy has the
ability and the character 10 make a
frst-cinss treasurer and should he
cnnclnde TO cast his hat In the ring
would receive strong support. es-
peciz.iy from his editorial brethren.
amons whom he Is very popular.
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A Thoroushsrsd.
Lamar Sparks.

Guy U. Hardy OF the Canon City
Record seems to have a cinch on the
nomination for state treasurer. Not
only Is Mr.. Hardy an able and sue
cessful newspaper man, but he also
stands high In the councils of his
party We have had lawyers and
hlacksmlihs and merchants In state
offices. Now give the newspaper men
a show especially wien the candi-
dates are thoroughbreds.
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Cannot BE Dee ted
ernser.

t.a~fts
d Canon City. owner
4 the Canon City Record.
able candidate for state treas
= the Republican ticket
r Hardy has for years been Load
in the party in his county and has
ield the position of postmaster in his
home city. He is thoroughly qualified
to take the Office and administer II In
a credItable way for the people
The Republican papers of the state
are lining up behind Mr.. Hardy and
his friends declare he cannot be de-
feated with the entire press backing
him Several OF the counties in his
section have already declared for his
candiSacy. and II nominated. he win
add strength TO the state ticket this
fall.
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Entitled To 1t
Norran County Republican.

Guy U. Hardy. editor of the Canos
City Record. 81 candidate for the
nomination for state treasurer cn sse
Republican ticket Mr. Hardy Is we'll
equipped for the position and his past
services rendered the Republicans Of
fhe state entities him to recognition
We can't see. however. how the editor
Of any country newspaper should
want 10 forsake a mint FOR 4 poiiti-
cal situation
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Unquestioned Ability
Pueblo Indicator.

Editor Guy u Hardy OF the Canon
City Record is suggested for the nom-
ination OF state treasurer on the Re-
publican ticket Mr.. Hardy has the
unquestioned ability and halls from
Southern Colorado. This section of
the state is entitled to more political
recognition than has generally been
accorded it. and from present indica-
tons Mr.. Hardy would seem TO have
a good chance 10 land the nomination.
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He Can't Rsfuse
Ix,ns Reeoraer

Gny L. Hardy. editor Of the Canon
City Record. has been endorsed by
the people Of Fremont county AZ their
candidate on the Republican ticke, for
state treasurer Brother Hardy has
nm ns yet announced his candidacy.
hu; We do not see how he can refuse.
lie is .wide-a-wake newspaper man.
an excellent citizen. and would make
an officer that every citizen Ia the
state might well be proud OF
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Unqeestioned Integrity
Georgetown Courier.

Without his knowledge. Guy L.
Hardy. proprietor OF the Canon City
Record, vas endorsed by the Repnb-
lican count convention Of Fremont
county as the Republican candidate
for state treasurer. Mr.. Hardy Is one
OF the most popular editors in the
state. nan OF unquestioned integ-
rity. and would add strength and cred
il to the ticket Since his endorse
ment ~ bis home people. nearly
every Republican paper in the state
has seconded the proposition.
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Man of c.
Salida Reco. 4.

Guy L. Hardy. proprietor Of the
Canon City Record. will probably con-
sent to be a candidate for the nomina-
ton for state treasurer on the Repub-
lican ticket Mr. Hardy is excellent
timber. He IS faithful Republican,
always found at the front where the
sght is the thickest and has been
valuable aid In carrying the Republic
can banner 10 victory in many state
elections lie has served as pcstnast-
er n Canon City and is recognized as
man OF good judSmen, and conser-
vative ideas \ better man could not
be secured by the party to make tbs
race
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A Good Selection
sheridan Lake Farm and Ranch.

! J Guy u. Hardy. editor OF tho Canon
City Record. though not announced
as candidate for state trcasnrer,
has bern indorsed by the Reprl lllcans
Of his county of Fremont for nomina-
.sion to that office. The state ticket
Nhonld be represented by at least one
memhcr Of the newspaper fraternity.
and Hardy's selection would be a
good one.
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Upright and Able.
ManzanoIa sun.

Fremont county Republicans have
indorsed Guy L. Hardy OF Canon City
Record Tor state nomination for state
treasurer. The sun Is net in the habit
Of espousiaE the cause OF any particu-
lar man for any OF the offices. but We
cheerfuliy second the nomina.'-
SIR. Hardy for state treas"
other Office from Unit
tor down We beileva
the abiest men ir
know him TO b.
the editorial
more. his uf Ial-
ity with his
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No Better Choice.
Johnstswn Hreexe.

Guy. U. Hardy. proprietor Of the
Canon City Record. has been endorsed
by the Republicans OF Fremont county
for candidate for state treasurer. In
making a selection for this office. we
believe the Republican state conven-
tion could make no better choice.
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Kno~n Over the State.
PaRsade Tribune.

Guy L. Hardy. the popular editor Of
the Canon City Record. has been en-
dcrsed hy his county convention as
the Republican candidate for state
treasurer. Mr. Hardy Is we'll known
over the state and would make a
strong candidate for the office.
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Is Deserving
Craig Tourier.

Cur Hardy. the ne~ president Of
the Republican Newspaper assocla-
ton and for sixteen years the editor
and proprietor OF the Canon City Rec
ord. has unanimous friendship
among Colorado newspaper men who
are all boosting hin .es tAe next state
treasurer. The sentiment for Mr..
Hardy arises from the fact that Mr..
Hardy il deserving OF the sentiment
and the Office.
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Strensthen Ticket
White River Review.

Guy U. Hardy. OF the Canon CITY
esRecord. 10 proposed for state treasurer
ON the Republican ticket SIR. HARDY
10 we'll known. . spirudia busis~S<
man. and the ticket would be
strengthened with his name on IL.
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Would Like to See 1t
Saruaehe Crrseert.

Tho saguache Crescent publishes
half column OF compliments about Mr..
Hardy and then says;
The editor OF the Crescent would
like to see Mr.. Hardy's name come
before the people for state treasurer.
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Pretty Good Sort.
Thc Puehlo Lcaaer.

Enother newspaper man is forcing
himself into political iImelisht Guy
u(Hardy. editor and Publisher 81 the
Clhon City Record. has secured the
eniorsoment OF Fremont county Re-
publlcans for state treasurer. @. L II.
/ isnt exactly n rampant ProgreAsive.
' but he's pretty good sort AZ that
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Especially Well Fitted
Stcamheat SprInes SentlneL

The Republican candidate for state
treasurer will undoubtedly be Guy U.
Hardy. editor OF the Canon City Rec.
ord. man who h especially wclI t't-
TED for the place. His record % .
aswspaeer man and II otEsr capsei-
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Credit to the State
south Denver Eye and BuIietin.

Soufh Denver Rye ana buiittin.
This newspaper notes with pleasure
the suggestion OF Editor Guy L. Har-
dy OF Canon City as a candldats- for
\ state treasurer. He IL a very capable
man and his election would DO eredi;
= 10 the state.
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the Record. II was well deserved. II
the political whirlgig 50 DEGREES and
the people Of Colorado vote TO return
the state to the control OF the Re
publicans there is no one We would
rather see bossing the clerks in the
state treasurer's Office than Guy u.
Hardy.
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A 'rirefess Worker
Granada Leader.

Guy U. Hardy. editor OF the Daily
Record publiLaed at Canon City. Colo.
has been endorsed by Republicans Of
this county. for state treasurer. Mr.
Hardy is a tireless worker and II he
decides 10 throw his hat In the ring
II will take n cyclone 10 check him.
as all the newspaper men are his
friends.
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Moss Flatssrirg
Erie Herald.

Guy L. Hardy. OF Canon City. is re-
ceiseing much favorable mention
through the press OF the state for tss
Republican nomination for state treas
urcr. The mention he has received
10 date ls most catering.
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ties is sufficient to claim for him the
hearty support OF every Republican
newspaper in the state II will GER
tainiy not require the Bertillon sys-
TEN to learn OF his record after his
term Of Office expires.
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Most Popular Yet
kersey Interpri.r.

The candidacy OF Guy Z. Hardy
for state treasurer seems to be isost
. popular considered In Republican
ranks to date. one thing is csTzasn.
Guy U. Hardy Is the man for the place.
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izen and would be sn honor to the
office OF the State Treasurer. He is
Republican and a man who can un-
ify the strength of the party.
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Well Equipped.
Hetshki>s Times

Guy Hardy. editor OF the Canon CITY
Record. is spoken Of 80 candidate
for state treasurer on the Republican
ticket this fan Mr.. Hardy Is every
way equipped 70 al thai Office
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his party. for he has done good serv-
ice both in his own county and
throughout the state.
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Wen Deserved.
Cnneu City Leader.

The fremout county Repnblicans 10
coGvssiioo a1ssmbisd paid nice 1T
tle oessollmeut q Guy U Earty of
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Kind Of Man Wanted
Kremnling News.

Guy U. Hardy. publisher OF the Cam
on city Record. Is rot the first state
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All Over State
IT Collins Courier.

Guy Hardy's boom for state treas
urer Is making itself heard all o-er
the state SO far no one has had the
temerity to throw his hat In the ring
beside Mr. Hardy's.
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Strong and Hardy
Steamboat Springs Pilot.

Steamboat Springs PiIot.
The boom OF Guy U. Hardy Of the
Canon City Record for the Republican
nomination for state treasurer ap-
pears to be strong and hardy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25

And so the story goes. There is no wonder that big league scouts hang over Southern diamonds like yultures over a battlefield.
 It is in the south that the stars are growing.
 Birmingham is getting on it's feet again. Those bats are beginning to wallop. The pitchers are going a trifle better.
 And pretty soon Birmingham will have three or four more players on the scene. There would be little surprise were we to win the rag this year.
 We will see for ourselves how they look Saturday afternoon.
 They are playing great ball in the Southeastern at the present time. Gads- den, from appearances, is weak, but with chaput acquired and "Zimmies Murch under consideration prospects become brighter
 Pretty soon "Commodore' orcutts nerve will return. H. ". R.
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Concerning Male Attire

From the Boot and Shoe Recorder.
 The man who invented a certain cur rent fashion among young men of wear ing the derby hat showed back on the head ought to be hunted out and ban ished, drowned. electrocuted or other wise made to feel some slight measure of the disapprobation he deserves. If there is anything on earth that can make a blond, nsipid, callow young man look more like a blithering idiot than any thing else it is to plank peanut-shell hat away back on his head, put a droop in his shoulders and an extra high reef in his slm-Iegged trousers. and turn him loose. The outfit seems to affect char acter deeply, because the victim of this mode of dress very soon lets his jaw drop, and his mouth stands open like human fly trap. and the whole tout en- semble Is of a kind that inspires a vi- cious desire to throw things.
 This particular brand of animal has not yet selected any special style of foot wear to appropriately round out the ap- partition It will be an unfortunate shoe lstyle which becomes associated with the fashion of wearing peanut-shell der
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
Small Revocation

From the Chicago Tribune
 Judge William H. McSurely of the superior court told the following at a re- cent bar association dinner:
 'One day when Judge Gary was trying a case he was much annoyed by a man In the back of the room who kept moving about, shifting chairs and polSing into corners. Finally the judge stopped the hearing and said: Young man, you are disturbing the court by the noise you are making. What excuse have you to offer for your conduct?'
 Why judge. said the young man, I've lost my overcoat.'
 That's no excuse. retorted the judge. People often lose whole suits in here without making half the disturbance.
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morrow, and would you have gone if you had not got an order to come here?'
 T had no order to come until today. knew I might be wanted, and was waiting"
 Hichens made statement concern ing Mrs. Meyers charges.
 "A woman who had flask of whisky gave me teaspoonful, he said, and another woman gave me a half wet blanket to wrap around my head. That V as all. I think the lady's remark WAS very unkind.'
 Kitchens was released and may return to England tomorrow with the promise that he will come back if the commit- tee wants him. The other witnesses were not permitted to leave, although the steamship lines attorneys asked it.
 At 6:20 o'clock the hearing adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.s
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bies on the nape of the neck. As for the dress attire. including the monstros- ity. Of French silk hat, slanted back lin the same fashion. the hat being a little worse than the one Oscar Ham merstein used to wear, the appropriate clothing and footwear for this would be shapelessIy designed English cut away coat, with wide braid around the edges and gaiter hoots that are an imita- ton of those designed for women.
 Meanwhile, as these absurd combina- tions are developing, the great majority of men will continue to dress sanely and to look as human as possible. Rube Wad- dell used to say of diamond shirt studs: 'I notice that them that has eln. wears 'em. So 1t will be with square shoulders, straight backs and underpinning that could stand the test of knickerbockers: Them that has 'em will decline to have lem utterly concealed and distorted by ridiculous clothing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25

Birmingham continues to win.
 So does Bessemer.
 One of the most noticeable features Of the current season is the success which ex-Southern leaguers are scoring in the big show. Maxwell has won a game for the Giants. Benton is a regular finger on the staff of the Cincinnati Reds. Maury Kent pitches no run games for Brooklyn. Phelan is starring for Gin oillnati. At St. Louis Derrill Pratt is setting the woods afire.
 Hub Perdue is the pitcher on the staff of the Boston Doves. Red Smith is playing exeellently for Brooklyn. Daley and Northern are evidently too good for the manager of the Trolley Dodgers to can"
 Joe Jackson is one of the greatest base ball performers in the world. Kirke and Jackson are on the payroll of Boston and are going at a high rate of speed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
M'FARLAND WANTS
 JOH TO BE REFEREE

New York; April 2f.-Packy Mcfarland, the lightweight pugilist, who is 10 fight Matt Wells, lightweight champion of England, here on the night of April 26, declared today that unless that Billy Joh was appointed referee he would forfeit the $10O0 he has posted and declare the fight off. He said he would so back to Chicago
 The New York athletic commission re- fused to grant a license to Jack McGui- gan, who was selected as referee by the fighters Tuesday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
Bubonic PIague Breaks Out

Washington, April 24.-Bubonic plague has broken out at Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, according to a report to the state department and it is not known whether it will be pos sib1e to check the disease before it assumes serious proportions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25

consists of H. L. Badham, E. H. Cabaniss, J. D. Kirkpatrick, E. L. Brown, w. R. J. Dunn, A. Henderson, H. c. Seibels, T. J. Watson, E. B. Crawford, William D. Col Her, J. B. Cobbs and E. M Tutwiler.
 The following are the events;
 First flight I.akeview prize to winner.
 Second flight, Red mountain prize to winner.
 Third flight Highland avenue prize to winner.
 Fourth flight. high ball prize to winner. Cup for lowest qualifying score
 Cup for winning team of four.
 Markers for individuals.
 Prize to runner up, junior Lakeview prize.
 Prize to runner up, junior Red mountain prize.
 Prize to runner up, junior Highland ave- nue prize.
 Prize to runner up, junior high ball prize.
 Cup for best net score in handicap match.i
 Cup for second best net score in handi- cap match.
 Mr Baugh stated yesterday that it is probable that 100 golfers will be on the links when play Is begun. There Is great enthusiasm locally.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
COLLEGE GAMES
At Athens
R.H.E
Tech Defeats Sewanee

Sewanee. Tenn. April 24.-tSpecial.) Tech defeated Sewanee in the ninth in- ning here today, to 8 Holland hit for three bases following Soans single Fielder pitched excellent ball for Tech The score:
 Tech .................. 900 300 001-f Sewanee ............. 101 001 000=3
 Batteries Fielder and Montague; Gordon and Parker. Umpire, Stone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
Made I'm Mad

q told Brown that we are going to move.Y
 What did he say?''
 Nothing I hit him before he could get off that old bromide about it being cheaper than paying ren
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
Smith and Witness Clash

Senator Smith said that in previous testimony the witness had declared he had not spoken to MT. Tsmay. This Lightoller denied. The chairman piled him with questions.
 That is all in my previous testi- mony," said the officer. You can find lit there.
 "I know we can find it there.' re torted Senator smith, with asperty. Your memory, however, seems to be better today than it was last week, I'd ike to test it out"
 Senator smith then endeavored to dis cover how long it took to get out the life boats and kept after the witness who became impatient under the gruei- ling.
 We did all we could.' he replied explosively. T consider the men acted well and quickly Tie circumstances ought to be taken into consideration. We were not at boat drill; we were saving human life"
 Senator Smith asked Lightoller why, when he testified in New York, he did not tell about the sending of the tee- gram from the Carpatha urging that the Cedric be held.
 ''I did not say anything about it then, because there had been nothing said about the telegram at that time, said Lightoller. After that there was con siderable discussion about 1t in the papers. I considered myself largely re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
FOR TOURNAMENT
 OF AMATEUR GOLFERS ISSUED

Birmingham golfers are preparing for the invitation amateur tournament, May 9, 10 and Il, which will occur at the Coun- try club.
 The programme was issued yesterday. It Is as follows:
 Thursday, May 9, morning: Qualifying round, IS holes, medal play; Is lowest scores qualify for Lakeview prize; second Is qualify for Red mountain prize; third 16 qualify for Highland avenue prize fourth Is qualify for highbal prize.
 Thursday, S:90 D. m: Banquet
 Friday morning: First round for all flights, losing eight to be paired for junior prizes
 Friday afternoon: Second round senior and first round junior flights.
 Saturday morning: Semi-finals for all flights, handicap event, finalists not eli- gible.
 Saturday afternoon. Finals for all flights.
 Saturday D. m.: Presentation of prizes, followed by dinner dance.
 The tournament committee consists of R. H. Baugh, W. P. Ward and George C. Oliver. The reception committee
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the water. Three of them survived. but the fourth, MT. Hoyt of New York, died shortly after we took him out of the water. I did not know the names of the others. There were a number of bodies floating about. but l didn't see q single female corpse"
 Tt was just breaking dawn and it was light enough for me to get a good look around"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GRADS.
 STARRING IN BIG BRUSHES

Birmingham continues to win. So does Bessemer.