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DENVER LETTER

septiment was victorious at the polls.
The Progressive party expend ID
s17.137.23 during the last campaign.
has a balance in the bank OF s2s2.s7
and has estimated unpaid bills of sf0o.
This. according to the report OF the
chairman and secretary OF that party.
which report was filed with the secre-
tary OF state today. The report shows
that the party received $500 from the
national committee. ss.775 from candi-
dates. s6s9Ge as special contributions
and ss.525 as general contributions.
the largest expenditure was 49,
5is.G7 to maintain the state organiza-
tion and the next largest was ss,soo
given 70 the counties.
~saas
State Treasurer Kenehan has a .w
idea as TO how to Keep the state er-
pensss within It's income. He Intends
TO urge the adoption Of a cons,itu-
tional amendment preventing the gos-
ernor from signing any appropriation
bills in excess Of an estimated ia-
coiae. the estimate to be compiled ~
the Governor. the state treasurer. Tie
attorney general. the state auditor AMI
one member of the house and one
member of the senate.
The official count on the United
States senatorial candidates shows
that the Republican party came see
ON and the Progresslves third. The
viie resulted:
shafroth. Democrat go
Thomas. Democrat ........-l1l.s .sss
Dawson. Republican .-.--..- ss.9is
Waterman. Republican ....- s6.6s.
Stevens. Progressive $500. 64.405
Catlln. Progressive ......... $3.50
Governor Shafroth followed his us
ual custom this week Of leaving TIE
state without leaving Lieutenant Gov
ernor Fitzgerald in charge OF the Of
nce. Governor shafroth claims that
b. cannot afford TO lose the salary
which he would lose IL he allowed the
lieutenant governor TO act as governor
while he Is out OF the state
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BIBLE STUDY COUPON.

Bible and Tract Society. IL Hicks
Street. Brooklyn. " Y.
Kindly send me the Bible
Studies marked below
-,vhers Are the Dead7-
"ForuivabIs and unpardensbIs
Sins--
-what S.y the Scriptures Re-
spsetins Punishmsnt7-
-Rieh Man In He'll"
-in the Cross Of Christ We
ciey.-
-Most Precious Text---John
3:f6.
END of the Age Is the Harvest
Length and Breadth. Height
and Depth Of Gods Love-"
The Thief In Paradise
Chris: Our Passover Is saeri-
feed
-Ths Risen Christi
-Fereordinasion ard Eieetion.-
The Desire Of All Nations-"
-Sin's Small 6esinninss.-
paradise Resained.-
The Coming Kingdom
-sin Atonsment-"
Spiritual Israel - Natural Ia
raei.-
The Tiues Of the GentiIss-
Gathering the Lords Jewsis
Thrust In Thy Sickle
weeping All Night"
Every idle Word
Refrain Try Voice From Weep
inq.-
what Is the seuIr-
-Eisetirs Kings
The Hope Of Immortality
The Kings Daughter. the Bride.
the Lambs Wife,
"caisrnities-Why Permitted
Pressing Toward the Mars
Christian Science unseientifis
and Unehristian."
-our Lords Return
The Gcldsn Rule" s>~s
The Two saivations-" 81
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Progress Club MEETING.

The Progress club held It's resulAr
meeting at the home Of Miss nm last
Monday night Current Events beins
the first number ON the program were
discussed by the membess.
Miss Boyle gave very instructive
a. well as interesting article on '-rne
Philosophy OF the Short story ~
Brandic Matthews. Miss Stafford reAd
examples Of the short story BY giving
The Necklace by Guy De Maupas-
sans. and The Gold Bug. by Edgar
Allen Poe
Miss sherman then favored the club
With a vocal solo and Miss Kirkt1u
gave a plano solo.
The Misses nm and Hall then served
delicious candles. after which the
club adjourned to meet Dec. 10th
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his. mol1fa-ter Is surprised.

The beautiful home OF Mr.. and Ma.
Hoixfaster on Lincoln Park was The
scene OF very PLEASANT affair Monday
night when thirty-two Of Miss Anna's
friends completely surprised her ~
coming in to spend the evening. the
event being her birthday anniveruary.
The evening was pleasantly spent
With interesting games and music. Al
the usual hour the merrymakers par
took OF the many good things to eat
with which they came loaded down.
The evening passed all too quickly
for the happy crowd and at late
hour the guests departed pleased with
the good time they had enjoyed and
leaving many kind tokens OF rcmcm-
brance.
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Luncheon Club Busines. session.

Luncheon Club Business Session.
The members Of the Luncheon si-5
were entertained by Mrs. David l..
Robinson Friday afternoon A fine
luncheon was seryed and the after
noon hours given over to short
business session and pleasant sociei
time.
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elaborate refreshments were served.
DR.. and Mrs. Mas left on the midnight
train for Denver, where they will
make their home and where the for
mer is connected in professional
capacity with one of the largest pri-
vate hospitals in the city.
The bride was born in Indiana. but
has resided in Canon City for seven
or eight years. and is a talented and
accomplished young lady OF many ad-
mlrable qualities OF heart and head.
She has held various positions here Us
a typist and stenosrapher and is d.
seryedIy popular with all with whom
she has been brought in contact N
either a social or business way.
The groom is young man with ?
wide circle of friends in Denver and
has bright prospects for the future az
praeticing physician Dr. and Mrs-
Mas were the recipients OF many
handsome presents from their friends
to commemorate the wedding day
Pretty Holiday Luncheon.
One Of the pres;iest soeiai affairs :.
this season was tie luncheon given at
the strsthmsre Thursday by Mrs :,
p. smith. Covers wers laid for ses-
enis-,~o guests aid The luncheon was
most appetizing one
The tables were fetching with N alr
decorations suggestive Of the holiday
season. the ceater feature being mass
Of red carnations with smliax entwinel
over the tables The combination was
artistic and effective The viands oi
the menu further carried out the same
color scheme.
The gathering was OF utmost plsa-
sure to the many guests.
Luncheon Club Business Session.
The members Of the Luncheon sl-5
were entertained by Mrs. David l..
Robinson Friday afternoon A fine
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Monday Reading Club.

Monday Reading Club.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. l.. s. BaIlesi. with the
president. Mrs. Clark. in the chair.
The reading OF Lewis Rand was con-
tinued with Mesdames Ware and Stu
den. During the social which followed
cake and chocolate were served.
The meeting OF the previous. week
was Charity Day The sum con-
tributed was s5.s5. besides fruit. vege-
tables and canned fruit. Tho money
was used for the purchase OF spccts-
clcs for Elisha Belts.
There were seventeen members pres
ent The Meeting next week Will sa
held with Mrs. Coulter.
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Dir. Osbnrn Addresses woman's Club.
An unusually interesting meeting Z
the Canon City woman's club was
held at shaeffer hall Tuesday after
noon. There was n large attendance 60
members and guests. and all greatly
enjoyed the splendid address Of DE-.
osburn Of Boulder on THE making Of
Men"
After launching into his subject he
said. among other things. This Is a
day when a man has to be master Of
his job OF fail IN his undertaking Tlo
day OF the Iaek-of-all-trades IS pass.
never to. be restored. He has fossil
lied. and. ike The dodo and negata-
erium. has been releEuted TO Oblivion
and forgotfulness-
II is not Intellect altogether THAI
makes a man go: It must be aided and
supplemented b. muscle. You must
develop the physical man. as well a.
his mcBtai faculties; otherwise there
can be no great success. Not until
the brain has been SCI on fire by the
emotions does It develop In mankini
the force that makes things 90. You
must also educate a mans sympsthi"s
-tkey are a part OF his nature anu
contribute to his possibilities
Herbert Spencer says. II you wish
to have successful democracy. yoI
must develop the social side OF human
nature The evolution OF men and
women to a higher plane Of life must
be physical. social and intellectual:
without, this symmetrical growth the
scrfcct civilization cannot be reached. %
s....
4 Real surprise.
A birthday surprise party that Was
a real surprise was what large
number Of the lady friends OF Mrs 4.
J Frcdrickson tenaered her ruesday
afternoon.
The guests assembled At The home
Of Mrs Morrison and wen, In a body
20 the Fredrickson home
The afternoon vas spent in a se-s
social way.
Later long table was spread In the
dining room. laden with all sorts D:
good things which the guests had pro-
pared. one pretty feature being a lar e
birthday cake bearing for,y-nine rel
candles The feast was an unexceilei
ono and the good fellowship around
the fesiai board made the gathering
very happy one
Mrs. Fredrickson's second surprise
came after the departure of her guests
when ahc found many pretty and use
full gifts hiddea about the rooms. bear
Ing the congratulations OF her neigh
bors and friends and good wishes fcT
many more happy birthdays
ssss-
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Friends In Council.

The regular meeting OF the Friends
in Council was held Friday in thc
parlors Of Hotel Denton. Mrs Allcan
Bell presiding.
The general subject was Terrific
rial DAYS" Mrs. Baker was leader
for the day. Mrs. Grace Smith gave
the "orsanizaiion Of the Territory aud
It's First Governor Mrs sindcn gave
the Difference Between the Govern
mont OF State and Territory also
Politics and Politicians OF the Early
Days Mrs. Farmer Influx of set
tiers from the East and Historic
Julesburg." Mrs. Collins read a papar
prepared by Mrs. stockton on Found
ing OF Denver" Mrs. Craven read
The Dust OF the Overland Trail.~ ny
James Barton Adams
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rrs..y wedding weane.a., Night.

Pretty Wedding Wednesday Night.
A quiet but very pretty wedding was
celebrated at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. l.. Lyon on Fifteenth street at $50
o'clock last "Wednesday evening whsn
their daughter. Miss Mabel. was mar
rled to DR.. Fred Mas OF Denver. in the
presence OF company Of about score
OF guests. Tho house decorations.
which were attractive and In excel
lent taste. were largely the work If
the brides hnnda and evoked mucr
favorable comment by their beauty.
Tho nuptlai rites were soIemnixed
b. Rev. c. n. Kite OF Denver and fol-
lowing tho congratulations Of the
braas and groom by those present
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Spanish Minister Goes
To Greet Countryman

Senior Don Juan RianO. minister
plenipotentiary Of spain. 10 In New Yori,
today where he went to meet the Mar.
quis de Ia vesa-Inclan. who arrived
there Monday night from Europe. The
Spanish minister expects to remain IN
New York for several days.
The Marquis dc 10 Vega. lnclan. who
In q close friend to King Alfonso. is q
royal commissioner and president oi
the Touring Association Of Spain. This
orKanixa tion. which In conducted under
u royal charter. encourages not only
various descriptions OF sports, but the
which now exist In spain and the build.
Ing Of new ones.
The marquis is on his way to Sar
Francisco. where he will make arrange.
ments for q Spanish exhibit In the
Panama International Exposition.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
EDUCATION BOARD
TO ACT ASSANTA TO
ALL TEACHERS HERE
Just $4,000 Will Be Paid
Ahead of Usual Time Be-
cause of Holidays.

The sum Of S7s.ooo will be disbursed to-
morrow when the Board Of Education's
ghost walks through the public school
buildings Of the District. Inasmuch -
there arc 1000 persons to share In
larger or smaller amounts the average
share Of eac), individual Will not be any
remarkable amount.
Tho 1000 includes every paid school
employe in the District from 6uperintcn.
dent Davidson down to janitors.
The money will be distributed In the
form Of checks by the supervising
school principals. who will play Santa
Claus at $50 a. M, and who will at
least be ~ welcome a. they usually are
If not more 20.
The $4,000 represents q little less
than one.half the total monthly dis.
bursement, and 10 given to the teachers
and others because Christmas ID nearly
here. The rest OF December's money
will be given them January ..
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Sll.0
NATIONS ACCEPT
TUBERCULAR CURE
Uruguay Minister Tests Friedman's
Serum for Presidents
Daughter.

BERLIN. Dec. 1S.-Following the pub
lie clinic conducted by DR.. Herman
Friedman. discoverer Of q reputed cure
and preventive for tuberculosis. the
governments Of Sweden and Uruguay
today officially recognised the Friedman
method.
Minister Mason. Of Uruguay. stated
that he was investigating the Friedman
serum for tuberculosis at the instance
Of his government. Without the min
lister telling It. Berlin knew that the
daughter of the President Of Uruguay
was a consumptive. and that the Presi-
dent would cause her to be treated by
DR.. Friedman. should the report Of Min
lister Mason be favorable.
Count Taube. the Swedish minister.
said that he was prepared to give the
Friedman treatment q practical test.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
BOOT H'S
.HYOM FL
Breathe It for Catarrh
Physicians Prescribe
It and Pharmacists
Recommend il


In the morning, shortly after you
awake. Dear Reader. do you have to
hawk and strain to get that stubborn
piece Of mucus out OF your throat?
worse as you grow older. One day Of
breathing pleasant. healing HYOMEl
pronounce It Hish-o-Me) the Suaran-
tecd catarrh remedy will give you such
wonderful relief that you will wondas
why you doubted the statement that
Booths HYOMEI would end the most
aggravating case OF catarrh.
A hard rubber pocket inhaler and n
bottle of HYOMEf with simple instruc-
tions for use is Sl.00. This 10 called
the HYOMEI OUTFIT. II one bottle does
not Danish your catarrh. you can get
another for only 30 cents. Thousands
uae II for coughs. cold and Group. Sold
eyerywhSre.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
JOHN v. VAN zANT
DIES IN HOSPITAL
AFTER OPERATION
Had Been In Police Depart
ment Twenty-seven
Years.

Following an operation for stomach
trouble In Providence hospital last FRI
day, John w. Van Zant, who has been
employed in the property room at police
Headquarters for several years, died
last night. He suffered from indigcs-
tion for prolonged period. and the
operation revealed that his trouble was
a puncture of the stomach.
lie wGs born in Virginia, January 20,
1855, and was a jewclcr when appointed
to a position in the police department
In 1886. He served as u member of tha
Firth precinct command number OF
years, and later was detailed as phar.
mucy Inspector. His homo was at III
Fourth street southeast. and funeral
services will be held there probably to-
morrow.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
JAMES R. DOBBYN.

James X. Dobbyn. seventy-hve years
old. Of 8 Sixth street northeast. died
last night at his home from a stroke OF
paralysis. Mr.. Dobbyn was q veteran
of the civil war. having served for four
years under Colonel Baker. In the First
District Cavalry. He was q member OF
survived by his wife and two daughters.
Funeral services will be held at st.
Peters Church on Friday morning al 9
O'Clock. Requiem mass will be ceie.
brated. lnterrnent will take place al
Mt. Oiivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
e Best Books of the Best Authors
The Last List Of Christmas Editions the Best Publishers

Melting Of Molly-M. T.
Daviess. $1.0.
Sign 2, at six-s E. White
Rosebuds (Holiday)-Henry
HUT. $500.
DUFFIELD.
Marriage - II. q. Wells,
l.. c. PAGE.
Mary Wares Promised
Land-A. +. Johnston.
$i.l0.
Island Of Beautiful Things
w. A. Dromgoole. Sl.25.
CENTURY.
Romance Of Billy-Goat
Hill-Alice II. Rice.
Lady and sada san-F.
Little. 31.0O.
Daddy Long Legs.
Webster, 800.
Smoke Beliew-Jack Lon
don, 31.25.
Mrs. Lancelot-M. Hew-
lett. e1.35.
STOKES.
Between Two Thieves
II. Dehan. $40.
My Robin-F. H. Burnett,
50c.
American Types-C. r.
Underwood, S..S0.
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DOUBLEDAY.

DOUBLEDAY.
Wind Before the Dawn
d. H. Munger. Sl.ss.
Heather Moon-C. N. and
A. NJ. Williamson, $I.S5.
Haryester-G. .. Porter,
q. II. DoRAN.
Corporal Cameron - r.
Conner. S1.25.
Lost World-A C. Doyle.
HoUGHroN AiIFFLIN.
Cease Firing-M. John
ston, &1.40.
Inner Flame--C. L. Burn
ham, 31.25.
PUTNAM.
Cpas Tree-F. Barclay,
Sj.O0.
Through Postcrn Cate--
F. Barclay. $1.S.
White snieid-M Reed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Blue Anchor Inn - r.
Batcman. 31.25.
Ny Lady's Garter-J. Fu-
trelle. eJ.35.
Their Yesterdays - H
Bell. $3.50.
Winning Barbara Worth
III. Bell, s1.3o.
Girl of the Limberlost-.
Popular Edition. SOC.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18

REVELL.
Master Of the Oaks-C. A.
Stanley. S1.O.
Penny Philanthropist-C. r.
Laughlin. Si.00.
Miss 3ls and Mr.. 37-R.
Hughes. TIC.
SCRIBNER.
Unknown Quantity-H. Van
Dyke, S1.50.
Armchair at the Inn-F. H.
Smith, S1.30.
DODD MEAD.
Hollow OF Her Hand-G. B.
McCutcheon. $3.50.
Return Of Peter Grimm-D.
Belasco.
Miss Philura's Wedding
Gown-F. NJ. Kingsley, 81.
Closing Net-H. c. Row.
land. Sl.25.
JOHN LANE.
Pujol-W. ]. Locke, 3l.3Q.
DUTTON.
Junior Partner e. M.
Woolley. Sl.25.
BOBBS. MERRILL.
Place of Honeymoons-H.
MacGrath. $3.50.
Marshall-M. r. 8. An
drews. 3l.35.
vaiiants OF virginia-H. +.
Rives. S1.35.
Just and Unjust-V. Kester.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
MRS. siELEN H. NEWBERRY.

Mrs. Helen Handy Newberry. widow
Of John 8. Newberry. and mother Of
Truman II. Newberry. formerly Secre-
tary Of the Navy. died at her home In
Detroit yesterday. She was well know .
cial position here in the Roosevelt Ad-
ministration. The funeral will be hell.
tomorrow in Detroit.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Lashes and Jail for
Mistreating Child

ST. THOMAS. Ont. Dec. 1s.-Twcnty
lashes on the bare back as soon as he
enters the prison and twenty lases ad-
ditionai at the end Of his first years In
generation. with ten years at hard
Robert M. Dell. Of Dunwich. He was
convicted Of nistreating his fourteen
year-old daughter.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
OPPORTUNITY No. "a.

A young woman Of thirty with fve
children. who has been deserted by her
husband. Amount required. M.
Previously acknowledged ............S $40
Mrs. r. c. ........................1 100
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Suffragettes in Overalls.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-two suffra-
gettes attracted q large crowd when
interborough Suffrage League. They
wore ovcralls.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
MRS. EMMA R. MYERS.

Myers. wife OF George r. Myers, who
died Monday. will be held at her daugh-
ter's home. l8ai Monroe street north.
west. at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
lntcrment private.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
OPPORTUNITY No. -.

A colored widow with five small
children. Her family 10 helping all
they can. She 10 hard working and In.
dustrious. Good mother. S1ot required.
Previously acknowledged .,......... %. q
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Talk on Liquid Air.

Liquid air was the subject Of an ad.
dress by DR.. Edwin c. Franklin. chief
chemist Of the public health and ma.
rins hospital service, at the meeting oi
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity last
evening.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
STEPHEN N. PRITCHARD.

Funeral services for Stephen NJ.
Pritchard, who died at Portsmouth. Va,
will be held at o'clock to.
morrow afternoon at his residence. 5ll
street southeast.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Everybody's Library
29c Standard At SOC 29c

Attractively cloth bound and decorated,
these books suggest Christmas presents to be
appreciated for their appearance not less than
their contents. Learn Of the titles-in Bal.
,cony Book Shop, first floor, north end. Look
for the marble stairway. near elevator
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
ANNA O. STEFANSSON.

son. who died yesterday at her resi-.
dcnce. 300 South Carolina avenue SOUTH
east. will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the Zurhorst undertaking
rooms. Interment private.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
OPPORTUNITY No. n.

Blind colored man with five children
under fifteen years Of age. Wife takes
in laundry. Oldest girl working a. do
mestic. S260 required.
Previously Acknowledged ......... 80
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Explosion Kills IS.

8OCHUM, Prussia, Dec. 1s.-Thirty-
Eve men were reported killed and many
more seriously injured today In . mine
explosion near here.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
OPPORTUNITY No. 10.

A widow with three small children.
the eldest twelve. The mother chronic
work. 33A required.
Previously Acknowledged ........... 81. 90
Christian Endeavor Society. Church
Of the Reformation .............. 100
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
B. SINCLEIR DONALDSON.

The funeral Of b. Sinclair Donaldson
was held this afternoon at his resi-
dence, 1116is Fifth street northwest. am
the interment was In Congressional
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
Cozy Corner Series
Csc and Other Books Csc

The Cory Corner Series Of Books are
ideal for children Of to 10 years. For
adults are pocket editions of the classics,
bound in soft suede leather. Learn Of the
best titles s-consult the. Book Chief:S Miss
Belle Morris. t@E w -. 4
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
CHgeks For LEGAL Services.

He denied he had wrongfully sought
70 influence national legislation and as
to the remittances OF $4,000 and $4,000.
he said those were for legal services to
the Standard OIL In Ohio before he be-
came Senator. He reiterated that he
was pleased at the time to have 1t
ard OIL.
Coming to the letters put into the
record by Mr.. Hearst yesterday, and es-
pecialiy to those said to be new, Mr..
bold sending him 10000 was not new
and he declared that II Mr.. Hearst had
not suppressed the facts he would have
given out q copy Of a letter. he had in
his, Hearst's pocket at the time. show
An1 FOraker returned the money.
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
OPPORTUNITY No. "a.

Refined old couple who have seen bet.
ter days. Amount required $15s.
Previously acknowledged .G25
Z. 3. A. Observation-Disclosures. 30
The Washington times., 1912-12-18
HARPER.

HARPER.
Net-Rex Beach. $50.
Rocket Book-Peter New.
ell. Soc.
Paul Rundel-w. N. Har.
ben. $3.50.
Street Called 0traight-Au-
thor Inner Shrine. N.6.
LITTLE BROWN.
Cry in the wilderness-M.
=. Waller. $3.50.
Tempting Of Tavernake-
e. p. Oppenheim.
Destroying Angel Il. J.
Vance. SIS.
APPLETON.
Streets Of Ascalon-R. W.
Chambers, 31.N.
Roscoe Paine@. c. Lin.
coin, 31.O.
Halcyone-E. Glyn. $1.30.
George Helm-D. @. Phil
lips, N.30.
Reef-E. wharton. $50.
MACMILLAN.
Heroine In Bronxe-J. L.
Allen, S1.25.
Rich Mrs, Bursoyne-K.
Norris. SIZE.