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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-10-01


Of Missouri Of 1909. relating to munich
pal corporations laws applicable to
cities having three hundred thousand
Inhabitants, or over, 10 hereby repealed
aud the following new section enacted.
70 read a. follows:
Section ss0S. In all cities Of this state
that now have or may hereafter attain
. population Of three hundred thousand
Inhabitants, or over. there shall be and
10 hereby established within and for said
cities Q board Of police, to consist Of
two commissioner, that one of the COM
sioners 20 appointed shall be u member
Of the leading political party opposed to
that to which the mayor belongs AZ
hereinafter provided. together with the
or whosoever may be officially acting in
that capacity and said board shall APP
point one Of its members a. president
and one member who shall act AZ vice.
president during the absence Of the pres
ident: and such president or vice presi-
dent shall be the executive officer Of the
board. and shall act for It when the
board h not in session. The said COM
missioners shall be citizens Of the state
q Missouri and shall have been resi-
dents q the cities for . period Of four
years next preceding their appointment:
they shall, except - hereinafter speci-
ned, hold their ofnces for . term expir-
ing with the then oftloial term Of the
mayor making the Appointments. and
pointed and ouAlt4o1: they shall each
receive . salary a. ave thousand dollars
Per aanun. payable noAthly. Before
entering upon the 0ut1eo o. the said Of
0ess. The saiA eonnino1onors and the
BalA mayer shall take anA subscribe, BE-
fore oo0e ,5u6go q The aiRouit court of
t. tpnSciai Hl0trsc3 n vhsnh said citiea
81 - "a - A. A.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-10-01
ELEVENTH PROPOSITION.
REFERENDUM ORDERED ny TIKI
PETITION OF TINE PEOPLE.

Hease I'LL Ne. z. enacted ~ Ferty-
seventh GeDeral Assembly. Abellshing
the present sf1ee Of excise eennis-
sloDeR ~ appointed ~ the eovePnoP In
cities having population 81 three hua-
area Thousand inhabltants o. mere and
DrovIAlng fer appelDtmsnt ~ the
mayer 81 sueA clties, In lseu 81 soeA
excise eomnlssi0neF, 81 . ha-paRtssan
beard 81 excise eoo0lssa0aers, and pre-
seEab1ng the n1nber, auallasatsens. d.
Ties and salaries 81 The DeDbess there
efs anA pressAang that all fees and
taxes received fro0 AFonsAoD beeases
In soeA eities shau ~ DalA eyer T. the
treasures 81 sueA cities.
HOUSE BILL NO. a.
An act to- repeal sections 7S3o and 1887
Of article tive. & ehaptss SIXTY three
Ct the Aevise4 Statutes 81 Missouri g
1eoo. entitled 'Ikelso comW1n11onog."
ana 70. enact new ssctisns IN Hen
th0pok.
n 4 sasctss ~ tAs 0sssyss Asssmsv
~ ~ 61ete u Atssoust, - fsessscs:
osesiaa I. esssssss 7s9e ssA 71sf q ar.
tiano q cAAp4er . - the Revised Stat.
utes q MinDsun - lseo. are hezehy ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-10-01
HOUSE BILL NO. 10.

An act to amend sections 1885. 724O. 7241,
7242. 7243 and 7244 of article III, Of
chapter GO of the Revised Statutes of
Missouri for the year 1909, entitled
Local option" and TO repeal section
1899 of said Article, with an emergency
clause
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
glrphibitipms. GampaaMe.

Gbicogo, ST., /. Ottober.
Inter ser Siibrliug bon eugene @.
Gbufim wel6er 8lpeinal 8r1lioent-
idofts gonoioot Der Hrobibitioni.
iten gemeien it, er6ffnete oos 15lie-
oenoe @ci6puoer BON Qluerifa"
icinc @robibitions Golupagne, mel
dc iih iiber oos gan8e 2ano eritreden
ioa, uno bate Yeoria, Sa, gum
S6ouplab Scr eriteu &unogebung
oemGblt. Sic beobiihtigt niht me-
niger als 15O StGote bein3lliuhen.
3u oen Soupt.9lgitotoren geb0ren
Der friibere @oubcrneur BON Snoio-
ma s. 6ranf SanlD, uno onOere
@erionIidfcitelL peIbe ihon cine
politiide Hoae geipielt boben ioipie
gSertreter firHlihcr 0rgnniiationen;
es miro ober ouSoriidlib crfldrt 0oB
man feline politiihen 8iele, ionOern
MIR oie oagemeine @infiibrung Der
9Srobi6ition be6medt. Die 9aeOner
meroen I'M @eiten biz nod Spofane,
&oib, geben uno bon BORT wdbreno
ocs gtooembcr nad Dem Often 5urild-
febren Inn lid @1itte 5ebruor mad
ocm Siloen 5it begeben, no Oie Ebd-
tigfeit 9Infangs 9lpriI obacidIoIlen
meroen ION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

g8oibington. L. Sttober.
@rdiioent g8iIion bat Clarence 8.
gorter aug Yoterion. ge..S.. gum
3oQeinnebmer fir oie 0ominif1niide
Mepublif ols 9ladfoleer BON @aIfer
g8. Sid anserieben pelher oieies
pint Dor aur6em nieoergeIegt Bat
lno Die Grnenmtng miro nod i'm
2nufe 0ieier @ode Dem @unoesienat
aueeben. g9ic eeitern I'M @eibeH
Sailie conitotirt nitr6e, bat Ser frii-
bere @ouberneur Sort BON gleip.S SER
ieo, meIder pom 8rdfoenteu @ilion
nit ser llnteriithuug beauftragt
mor0en NOR Die acknowledgement fir
grunolos erfldrt melhe Sr. Bid ge-
Gen oeu amerifaniihen @eianoten III
San Domingo, Somes 90. SulIiDou
erbo6en butte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Gbicago, Il. Sftober. @roBe
2ieierltugen uno Derrineerter @rport
oiiidten geitern @ei5en abernols
ino oie SbluBnotirimeen paren Inn
"a bis 212 Einfte nieoriger ais om
Gicnltag. @fais blie6 unper1noert
inn 2 Bro5ent nieori9er, Safer
iuwantte 8lpiideu 1s Gent uno ss
Gent 9Iufitieg uno Nropiiionen 3pi-
fdeu 80 Gents uno 25 Gents 9lufs
itiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
@erifnniidss

Suerta's @ruben Gon5eiiionen fiir
lmaiiItig erfIdrt Our6 Gefret
Der Gorrau8a Regierung.
General @iIlo couierirt nit Sc
neral 0bresou.
&aibingtom I, Sfto6er
Ofii3iellen gfaHri6ten 3ufolge, iuel.
DIE Gas Stootsoepurteruent geiteru
aus StoOt NlerifD erbdIten bat, lit
oaiel6it ein Tefret uusgeaebeu por-
oen, welbe olle pd6reno Der Suerta-
Qlominiitration perliebenen @ruben-
Gon3eiiioneu fiir liugiiItig erfIdrt
bat Gas Gefret lit bereits am 20.
Qluguit peroffeutlidt poroen, ood
uerOen Oorin allen gertretern BON
@lrlibenseiellibaftai GO Gage t3eit
fiir @rneueruug BON Gon5eiiions.
9lpplifotionen ertbeilt. Scrner miro
III Dem Cefret ongefiiu0igt, Dab ale
3oblungen, melHe nod Sen W4on-
tan-@eiebeu @leritoS fir Gon3eiiio-
nen 5lt maden iinO, nod einnol all
sic jebt beiteben0e Geutralregierung
obgefiibrt wer0eH miiiien, falls man
Die Gon5eiiion uidt berliereu mill
@eneral 9iIIa begebt lid
3u @enral Gbregon.
Gorreon Wley, 1 Gftober
Sen. 9illa lit bon bier nod 9lgia-
caIieutes abgereiit. mo er nit Sc
neral Sbregon 5lliamnen5utreffen
geOeuft, pel1er all ser Spise Der
bon General Garran8o ernannten
sSrieoenS @onimiiiion ite6t Gem
General @illo iinO BON 9lrmeeoffi-
3eren Srm0erte BON 3uihriiten 5iI
gegongen, in peIhen er beitiirmt
miro, iib nit Garrau5o aus5ui0buen.
@orIegung merifoniid er
2nn0Hbertrogtngs-
llrfun0cn.
@oi6inqton + Oftober
Gie conitihltionaliitiihen 9eboroen
III 05ulanio nnO SontoDuca in 0em
Staote @era Gri5 IN Merifo, 6obell
allie 2anobeiiber oufgeforOert, oen
WlilitGr6eb0roen i6re gigent6unS.
llebertragungs llrfunoeu bis gum
n. Gftober oor5uleeen nod wcl1en
3eitpunft ser Staat alles 2anO fir
lid in g(niprud nebmen miro, wel-
DIES niHt regiitrirt lit. Cine entipre-
Henoe @erfiiglmg bat sic 9egierung
pon GamolIlipos erlaiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

gtem gorf 4. Ofto6er ST.
grdiioent @lelen BON Der u9sep.So.
zen gabn1 muroe eeitern pieoer bon
Der @rono Slro, iuelde bic @orper-
lonOlimeei fir oos Grhuinalperfob-
rcn geaen @eamte Der 8abn fiibrt,
bcrnonmen uno miro oud beiite pie-
Scr ais 3euoc 0u eriheinen ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

QtbpmenteH bic ben o9eutiden GORE.
ipUnbenten" ni@t biniiIidl UOer unrcoeI.
mahis erbaIten finb oebeien, Der Office
OaDOn per sIepbOn Ubsr i@rIFtlIa WsGt,
i6ciluna 81 maHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
QeNIi@Ian0's 9INiaa6e.
Sm ariese iclbcr lit oos 2eBte nidt
ser &riea


2 Ailler @iffolomiui.
Sinter Sen WoIfen Der @egeuport
lit bic Some Der 3ufuuft peridmun-
oen. @as iino Soffnlmeen, mas
iin0 Gntpiirfe, ali Ocnen 0or Sur.
sem nod imier gauges Ser5 bing2
@er nadt nod &ldne imO reAnet
nod nit oent mas nab Sa6r im0
Eag fommen ioQ2 Gas innlittel6ar
Gro6enoe, Die idpere Shidimg 0es
g(ugenblids erOriidt ale 6erniibten
ale peitidouenoeu llnternebmuu.
gen. IS gi6t mw nod eins iiH
our6 Die ndhiien @odeu uuo 03o-
nate ourh5uidjlogen
90 leben mir iebt mie in elmer an
0eren @clt. g8ir 6o6eu einige 3eit
gebrouht inns oarein 81 iin0eu-
glber nm iifs ii6eripunOen Die
@riide liegt 6inter inns. g9ir iiuo
auoere geuoroen. Ger furhtbare
Grnit ser Shuoe bat ms ale 81
neueH 9lleniAeu gepra9t Sebt 1T
elm ieoer BON lns nitr nod Elm Stiif
Gentihlano fein Sd fein dngit.
lih mi iib ielbit beiorgtes @igeH
peicn mebr Sect ipreden mir oQe
MIR nod nit ogSir" uno ullns.
u@ir1 miiiien lie ibla0cn lie ioIlen
uuns~ itort iinoeu 81 oem groBcu
oQaemeiuen 3med iin0 ali Die flei-
nen ciu3elueu eben perhmfeu
llno nit Dem aroBeu aQsemeinen
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ocu aucb nod meiter NIT i6n ma6-
ien 9lnfongs mar uns Der arieg
oah nod mebr peri0nihe Sdid'
ialsfrage 9aS miro ans nlir2 9Ius
inenen 9enb lmo aus meinen @ld.
nen2
rSest 6eiBt Is mir nod @os miro
aus imS2 g8as miro ans 0eitib-
lano2 lln0 oa leuhtet cin 2idt mIi
iiber sen golten ser @eeemmart
beaer ais je Elm an0eres iriiber &ir
ia6cn'S ouA frii6er ic6on mir 6egei.
iicrten ms onfiir mir tr6llnten
gl6cr io uunlittelbor mar's nibt Oa
10 iii acraoer @e5ic6un9 aui inner
5elbit 10 fIor lmO aroB mir limo
mc6r ais Sd imo 1u g8ir iinO
mobr ais sic Doriiberge6enOeu Fro'
ouftc sen fliidtigeu 3cit. GoS ut
Oic Ginibt, ole ms BOOB iiber oen
gultag cmpor6e6t. g9ir 6aben Oieie
Giuiid)t is Oft gebobt auh bei Den
@erteu oes Srieoens. gl6er 10 bod
trug iie ielten iiber bic SSutereiien ms
ieres eigeneu Iaieius binaus Sett
lit Der @egeuias poQig eut6iiIt: Ger
@in5ene ib ie6it peraleihgiiltigt
bis 3nm 9laiBcriten uno Die aern
Jorge mir nod Sic eine: I'M 1mier
@olfl
@r poQcn iebt nidt me6r MIR
SEN arieg iiberiiebeu, nidt mebr
MIR sic ndHiten @ohen tnO Wlpno-
te 6inter uns bringen luie elm linz
gliid pie cine aranfbeit giein, mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

nem Nduilcin geben Diele bon
0en G6eren meinen un0 propbejcien
lpobl gar eiuen iiblcu gIussoua, all
lem, 70 oit ih iolAes hore oenfe id
o0er ia9e eS auM fret, mir Derlaiien
ms oui @ott" gr frent ih bei ben
taglihen 9etiunoen noiele Icuotiou
inns Gbrfurcbt and bei uniereu Gbc.
rem 5par niht bci aaen 81 erbli.
deL nmO oereu ihr guteS @rempeI
erlpedet monhen Soloateu" Ct
ihrci6t aim i2. Gftober 1856, ooB
ounieres Gonigs slrmee nod i'm 50.
oer BON 2o6oiib itebt uno boben ieit
Ser 9lftioi bon ser feinolidcn gIrmce
nic6tS SonoeriAes aeie6en aiiBcr,
mas sic &nn0iiren iin0, 10 ii6er bic
glbe lmheridmdrnlen unO bon bier
Dis QhlBig inns gern 0ie Gonnmiifo.
iion obidneioen moAten, iuopor aber
imier meiier a6rig idon Die beiten
qInitaIten uoraeieben bat, ooB iie inns
Hidt einmdl Elm 9ro0 ncbmen f0n.
men, lpeldes mar pon gluBia Der er.
6alten miilien~ glm 6. W}oi 1851
uereinigten iid6 6rieorid's Euippen
6ci @rag NIT Shperili'S Seer uSier
io6en mir bic gau5e feiuolihe glrmee
ouimarihireiL ouf lauter Bergen
inns 9lnboben imo bliebcn oif iener
Geite IN @rag itehen uno batteu ibre
8elte 6iuter iib iie6en IoiIen Gs
mare aih mn0gIib gepeieu iie auf
0ieier Seite aBugrcifeu alcil Ser
weiie Srieorich luliBte idon beiier, lie
an5ugreifen. @r mari6irten oie
sau5e 9lruee, Dor ibreui 9neeiidlte
porbet mo scr lqarih gna bintcr
i6ren Riiden nos lie nidt ae9lou6t
6dttcr~ Ger IeBte 9rief oerSamm.
lnna vi Ser nr SeIowebel, llnteroi
fi3icre uu0 @emeine pcrtroten iiuO
itammt pom az. @1oi 1857 aas al.
len tritt 6erpor. nualhe 9eplmoe-
riina oic Qcute fiir ibreu a0uia be.
gen mo peIbes blinoe @ertrancn Tie
ia i6n iabten IMP mic lie en- ibren
Gfii3iereu lmo Ser aroBen 6anHlic
0cS 9lrgimcntS 1dngcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
fir bic Brit )n Oct Brit.

gsOfHr Gugauo famp 6reOrH Gugd nu Sic Oenid Siege
1870 gSas oas gu 6roid GrOReu @efrirG 0adte
Qllg uaerIdnoIden 3etlmaenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

ga Sciu Ran ugeuO outdc 0eOenOu uOaer 6e6r
Seaeiternns ipFidt nuO Sntt
(aIus DaterIduoidq 3eitmam)
9eaciIlrrnHg IpFidt nH0 Ocnfi.

(9Ins DaterIan0iiaen 8eiIunaenl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29
LEST WE FORGET

The second Shafroth administra-
ton had q larger Capitol Building
pay roll than the BuckteI and Nc
Donald administrations combined.
The present candidates for office
on the Democratic ticket supported
the movement in the Democratic
State Assembly that directed an in
suit at Governor Ammons for main
taining law and order
The Republicans ofer protection as
the only national issue and state
sovereignty as the only state issue Of
the campaign
Mr.. Bryan fought the liquor inter
ests in Nebraska. because he claimed
il was right He refused to take a
position in Colorado because Tom
Patterson is a candidate for COVER
nor.
Mr.. Bryan plea with the people OF
Colorado to uphold President Wilson
because Wilson is enforcing the law
against friend and foe alike. AT the
same time he Piled for the support
Of the Democratic candidates who
opposed Governor Ammons in uphold
ing and enforcing law
In the hour of the states need last
spring. when armed rebellion existed
in Eve counties and when Ed Brake
was organizing bands OF men and
arming them to march against Colo
radios militia. when Roady Renehan
was in the northwest in order 10
hamper Givernor Ammons in hnanc-
ing his military campaign. when not
a Democratic leader Of prominence.
would come to the aid OF the gover-
nor it was the Republican State Cen
trail Committee and the Republican
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29
Monday Reading Club.

The Monday Reading Club met this
week with Mrs. Beatrice Oakley. with
the president. Mrs. Coulter in the
chair
The report of the secretary was
read and adopted and that Of the
treasurer read and accepted.
Mrs. Hatfield. of Denver. who has
charge of raising funds for the Flor
ence Crittendon Home was present
She gave a most interesting account
OF the start and growth OF the home.
also what has been accomplished.
She is in the city raising funds for
carrying on the work which is sup
ported by charity.
A letter vas read from Mrs. Bur
rage of Portland. OREGON, thanking
the club for the COPY OF the Monday
Reading Club program for the year.
and expressing the interest that she
felt in the club Mrs. Baker read
n letter written to Mrs. Sadie Smith
from Mrs. Mcciannahan. former
member OF the club. residing at Long
Beach. Calf. with pleasant wishes
for the club. She stated that two
Of Mr.. MeCianahan's nieces. the Miss
cs Rudd, OF Denver were visiting
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

VIM. X. Esser Candidate for sheriff.
anda a very ofhee
tho 1t
me besto
In the candidacy OF Mr. William position OF
Of
nomination
yielded
placed assembly.
designation by than 100
body majority did
place primary
tory politics of
yielding TO a public demand
ngurativeiy.
cd
energy
supporting his with enthusiasm Many
voluntarily their
the Canon City
in Republicans
all they
enou 10 Esser for sheriff.
with
The intelligent ssser the
sibIies Of They
of neit
sincere
nary decide his
scrvices.
Those
no credit those
elected him. s@fT
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Progress Club.

The Progress Club met with Miss
Carson. III Main street on Monday
evening. Following the current events
which were given. the re-framing OF
the Constitution was discussed.
Miss Harris read an intercstins
article on the Russian Soldier and
she was followed by Miss Gibbs who
sketched in a very interesting man
ner the history OF Spain from early
traditions to the coming of the Goths.
At the next regular meeting Miss
MeGown Is TO review the study OF the
Goths in Snain. The study OF this
country as outlined by the program
committee already promises to be an
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members of the State legislature who
stepped into the breach and said un-
to those who were opposing state
sovereignty: Thou shalt not" At
the same time a candidate Of the Pro-
gressives for Governor was on the
pay roll of those who we're causing
the rebellion
That Tom Patterson said to Roady
kenehan: He accepted bribe money
from the Denver Gas Company
That Tom Patterson said to the
Sabbath: Il would like to see some
way established whereby the saloons
might be kept open on the Sabbath
That julius Aichele said: "Elec-
ton fraud is a necessary evil L
would not convict any man stealing
an election"
That Ed. Brake said: "Chase's sol
diers have robbed homes. stolen the
money OF the strikers. insulted their
wives and murdered their babies
That Patterson said: The order
issued by assistant district attorney.
Wayne c Williams. that Commits
sioner Nesht must rigidiy enforce the
Sunday closing order is both inhos-
pitable and ungenerous. Without hes
itation the News aTirms that Mr. VIII
liams should revoke that order
That Bill Diamond says: We have
three thousand men outside the state
who will march in. destroy the mines
and clean up the state militia as soon
as the Federal Troops leave
MEN AND WOMEN OF coLoRA-
DO. IN THE NAME OF THE BABE
AT YOUR KNEE. CAN YOU FOR
GET7
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29
them


Current Events vas the subIeet
for the afternoon. which made a most
interesting program. Instead Of a
current event. Mrs. Felter read a let
ter from srs Clarke. a former pres
ideni of the club. now in Nova SEQ
Tia. She was greatly interested in
the war and told OF the work being
done by the ladies' for the soldiers.
She has not forsotten Colorado and
longs to be hack again.
Refreshments were served at a
long table aud consisted of fruit salad.
hot biscuit. coffee. floating island and
pound cake. Mrs. Lines who has
come to Canon City to spend a few
days was present. She still retains
her membership in the club.
Mrs. Coulter announced that the
next meeting would be held at her
home at o'clock Anyone unable TO
be present will please notify the
hostess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

not only OF Colorado. but of the Dis
trict which he Is ambitious to repres-
ent He was born in Florence thirty
eight years ago. his father. Jas. A.
Mccandless. one OF Colorado's pion.
eers. having immigrated TO Colorado
In 1864. where he has resided ever
since.
Probably no man in Fremont coun-
" is better known than Jas A. Nc
candless. hut Vic Is not living on
his fathers enviRbie reputation for
success. At the age OF eighteen. and
for three years thereafter. he was a
teacher IN the bookkeeping depart
ment OF the Florence public schools.
having already graduated with a de
sree OF ". 4 from the Quincy. MI
nois. Business college. For the past
fourteen years he has been conduct
ing a real estate. investment and In.
surance business in Florence
Like father. like son. ]. V. Nc
Candless. since maturity. has been
identified with every public movement
looking towards the upbuilding ana
development Of Fremont bounty: not
only has he subscribed literally OF
terprise or movement calculated TO
put the district on the map. but he
has been liberal in the dlspensaiion Of
his time and energy. Good roads con
ventions. Commercial Club meetings.
and other state meetings looking to
the development OF the whole state
he has attended at his own expense
always. working In the Foreground
for Fremont county.
Vic MccandIess is not politician
He is now serving his city for
second term. as treasurer. havins
been elected the first time on an indie
pendent ticket. and the second time
his election was unanimous. both par
ties having recognized the value Of
his services during his first term, hy
placing him on their ticket He has
served the Florence Chamber Of Com
merce as treasurer since its organi-
xation: is treasurer OF the Fremont
County Good Roads Association. and
Secretary Treasurer OF the Union
Ditch & Water company. The fact
that a man is so generally sought as
custodian of public funds is evidence
OF his trustworthiness. moral respon-
sibility and the confidence and es-
TEEN in which he Is held where he
is known.
As county commissioner of Ere
mont county. J. V. McCandiess viii
stand for an economical administra-
tion OF the county affairs. and his af-
hiiation with the state. County and
City Good Roads organization is an
earnest of what he may be expected
to do in that direction. In fact. good
roads. bringing the farmer closer &C
the towns. and ncighboring towns
into closer communion with each 9TH
er. is one of his hobbies
Conservative. yet liberal. cnersetic
and thoroughly dependable in season
and out OF season Is J. v. Mecand-
less. and the county OF Fremont viii
be. indeed. fortunate in having such
man as he at the helm In directing
the affairs OF the county for the next
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-29

Campaigning For "A Dry Colorado"
Rev. o. S. Reed. pastor OF the First
Christian church here. went to West
cllfe Tuesday afternoon where he ad-
dressed a large Temperance mass
meeting the following evening on be
half of statewide prohibition. He
returned to Canon City at noon to-
day.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET

For U. S. Senator. Long Term
HUBERT WORK
For Representative in the Lxiv.
Congress. Third Congressional
District
NEIL n. MCLEAN
For Judge Of the Supreme Court for
the Term Of Ten Years
JOHN CAMPBELL
For Governor
GEORGE A. CARLSON
For Lieutenant, Governor
MOSES f. LEWIS
For Secretary Of State
JOHN f. RAMER
For Auditor OF State
HARRY Z. MuLNIX
For State Treasurer.
LEWIS {. GREENLEE-
For Attorney General
VIM. II. GOBLIN
For State Superintendent Of Public
instruction
KATHERINE l. CRAIG
For Regent University Colorado
Long Term
CLIFFORD c. PARKS
For Representative
GEORGE r. COLGATE
For Clerk and Recorder
LAFE COMBS
For Sheriff
WILLIAM IL. NEWCOMB
For Treasurer
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
For Assessor.
HORACE J. CRAIG
For Commissioner
]. VICTOR McCANDLESS
For Superintcndent Of Schools
MRS. MARIE NJ. CRAVEN
For Coroner
THOMAS A. DAVIS
70, Surveyor
JAMES BUNTEN
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An EFFECTIVE DRY"
WINDOW DISPLAY

The ladies Of the W. c. T. U. have
arranged very effective window dis
play at the Dry League headquarters
which Is a powerful commentary on
what money spent for liquor will do
In providing for the needs of the
family.
-Four or I'VE gallon jugs. represent
ing liquor have been placed about The
window AMI the clothing and pruvis
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tons that the money spent for a jug
OF liquor would buy are situated close
by and appropriate signs tells the
graphic story.
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two year.
A vote for Vic McCandless wiz be
a vote for bigger and better Ere
mont county.
Written voluntarily by one
who has the best interests
OF the county at heart
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE CANDIDACY OF J.V.
M'CANDLESS FOR COM
MISSIONER ENDORSED

J. Victor Mccandiess is the Repub-
lican candidate for County Commits
sioner for the Second District of
Fremont county.
Vic, as he is familiarly known
throughout the county. is native son
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Mrs Lines Visiting In City.

Mrs. NJ. y Lines came down from
Cripple Creek Sunday and is stop
ping at the Lewis house. She win
remain in the city ten days or more.
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interesting As well as an instructive
course.