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Gov. George A. Carlson Announces
His Candidacy For Reelection
And Outlines His Platform

Denver, July 2S.-Gov Geo. A. Carl
son has made formal announcement
of his candidacy for denomination as
follows:
fl renominated by the Republican
party and reelected to the Office of
governor my official endeavor and
that of my administrative appointees
will be directed chiefly along the fol
lowing lines:
To endeavor by strict impartiality
by prompt and diligent effort, by Wig
orous application of the principle of
exact justice to save employer, work
er and all our people the waste. hard
ship and suffering incident to future
lockouts and strikes.
To sustain the dry LAWN my
opinion the greatest social. economic
and moral step forward that Colorado
has ever taken-and to oppose the
passage of the beer amendment or
any other unfriendly or reactionary
Legislation; to seek after this year of
testing the dry law to make it even
more effective against the bootlegger
by such amendment as the true in
terests of the prohibitory cause and
experience dictate.
To maintain the Colorado utilities
commission so free from all outside
control that it may continue as an in
dependent and efficient agency to
meet promptly, wisely and justly the
innumerable disputes and differences
between the utility corporations and
the several municipalities of the state
and thereby insure fair return and
stability of property value to the util-
ity investor and efficient service and
adequate protection to the consuming
public.
To adjust and limit the total OF
state expenditure to the minimum OF
state income, making 1t certain to
lar appropriated. and instead of swsl
lowing up extraordinary income by
useless waste and wasteful overap
preparations to conserve such surplus
for use by the succeeding administra
ton for building construction or other
permanent purpose.
To maintain all state institutions
upon sound financial basis; to estab
lish the budget system; to procure
such close union and cooperation be
tween educational heads that over
tapping may be prevented. that the
educational problems of the state may
be met as a unit. and that maximum
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okra. etc: Can same day vegetables
are picked. Gull. string and grade.
Blanch in boiling hot water for two
to FIVE minutes. Remove and plunge
quickly in cold water. Pack in con-
tainer until full. Add boiling hot wa
ter to fill crevices. Add one level tea
spoonful OF salt to each quart Place
rubbers and tops In position. Par
TALLY seal. but not tight. (cap and
tip tin cans). Sterilize in hot water
bath outfit one period OF 40 minutes;
80 minutes in water seal outft: GO
minutes In steam pressure OUTFIT un-
der five pounds of steam: 90 minutes
In aluminium pressure cooker under
twenty pounds OF steam. Remove Jars.
Tighten covers. Invert to COO land
test joints. Wrap with paper and
store.
5.-Pumpkin and squash.
Pie hlling-Cut up into convenient
sections. Core and remove skins.
Cook for 30 minutes to reduce pulp.
Pack In glass jars or tin cans. Add
l cup of sugar and l teaspoonfui
OF salt to each quart OF pulp. Place
rubber and top in position. Partially
seal. but not tight. Sterilize SO min
utes In hot water bath OUTFIT; so min
utes in water seal outft: 40 minutes
in steam pressure OUTFIT under five
pounds steam: 80 minutes in alumni.
um pressure cooker under twenty
pounds Of steam. Remove. Tighten
covers. Inyert to cool and test Joints.
Wrap in paper and store.
For special dishes (fried. creamed.
baked)-Cut pumpkin or squash into
small. uniform size cubes. BIanch In
boiling water for 10 minutes. Plunge
quickly in cold water. Pack In Jar
until full. Add boiling hot water and
1 level teaspoonful OF salt to the
quart. Place rubbers and caps in po-
sition. but not tight Steriilze GO min
utes In hot water bath outfit; As min
utes In water seal outfit: 35 minutes
In steam pressure OUTFIT under Ave
pounds of steam; 25 minutes in alum
mum pressure cooker under fifteen
pounds OF steam.
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of higher efficiency rather than re-
dictionary and harmful. this admin
istration is providing the survey board
and will therefore be able to urge
upon the incoming legislature such
consolidation and abolishment of
boards and departments as practical
experience and comprehensive thought
and study direct.
To provide adequate appropriation
for the support of the Colorado utili-
ties commission in the suit now pend
ing before the interstate commerce
commission for the establishment of
fair rates for Colorado.
/ have for some time devoted study
to questions of live stock sanitation,
pure seed legislation, farm marketing,
the stability of irrigation districts. the
further Strengthening of the Industrial
relations and the workmen's compen-
sation acts, and 1t will be my purpose
to urge upon the incoming legislature
specific remedial and constructive leg
islation bearing upon such subjects.
For the past two years have labor
ed constantly and tothe fullest of my
strength and energy to secure indus
trial peace: to make labor safer in
perilous employment; to have compen-
sation in case OF injury more GER
tain. prompt and adequate; to har-
monize and unity all our people. TO
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tionalism; to encourage supper; of
home industry: to make our govern
ment the independent and efficient
agent OF the whole people; TO get the
financial basis; to give stability TO
investment and full protection TO the
public: to emphasize moral values !:
and to intrench and vitalize the pro
hibitory principle; to guard. protect
and conserve the school lands of Col
orado, and to raise The average of
civic loyalty at home and re-establish
the confidence and respect of our
neighbors. 1t was no easy task the
people of Colorado assigned me two
years ago. I have zone my best
The coming political contest Will
logically and necessarily be waged
between those who sincerely believe
in sustaining the constructive polity
SO far undertaken and those who are
fundamentally opposed. My only de.
sire in this campaign is that the op-
position will come out in the open
upon clear debate of policy ana prin.
ciple.
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utes in steam pressure outfit under
five pounds Of steam; 35 minutes in
aluminium pressure cooker under TWEEN
ty pounds of steam.
Especial vegetables. Tomatoes
and corn:
Tomatoes.-Grade tor size. ripeness
and color. Scald in hot water enough
to loosen skins. Core and skin, FIJI
container with whole tomatoes only.
Add one level teaspoonfuI of salt to
each quart Place rubber and cap in
position. Partially seal, but not tight.
(Cap and tip tin cans). SteriIize
% minutes in water seal outfit; Is
minutes in steam pressure OUTFIT un-
der twenty pounds OF steam. Remove
jars. Tighten covers. Invert to cool
and test joints. Wrap jars in paper
and store.
Sweet Corn on the '.ob.-Can corn
the same day picked. Remove husks.
silks and grade for size. Blanch on
the cob in boiling water five to fifteen
minutes. Plunge quickly in cold wa
ter. Pack ears. alternating butts and
tips. in half-gallon glass jars or gallon
tin cans. Pour over boiling hot water
and add two level teaspoonfuIs of salt
to each gallon. Place rubbers and tops
in position. Seal partially, but not
tight (Cap and tip tin cans). Steril-
;e in hot water bath outfit $50 min
utes. one period: 80 minutes in water
seal outfit; so minutes In steam pres
sure outfit under FIVE pounds steam;
30 minutes in aluminium pressure cook.
er under twenty pounds OF steam. Re.
move Jars. Tighten covers. Invert
20 cool an dtest joints. Wrap glass
jars with paper and store.
Note.-When sweet corn is taken
from jar or tin can for table use re-
move ears as soon as Jar or can is
opened. Heat corn, slightly buttered.
In steamer. Do not allow ears to
stand in water or to be boiled In water
the second time.
Sweet Corn cut from Cob.-Can the
same day as picked. Remove husks
and silks. Blanch on the cob in boil
ing hot water Ave to fifteen minutes.
Plunge quickly in cold water Cut
the corn from the cob with a thin,
sharp-bladed knife. Pack corn in jar
tightly until full. Add one level tea
spoonful OF salt to each quart and suf-
fcient hot water to hll. Place rubber
and top in position. Seal partially,
but not tight (Cap and tip tin cans).
steriiize Is0 minutes in hot water
bath outfit: 90 minutes in water seal
outfit; SO minutes in steam pressure
outfit under fiye pounds steam; 35
minutes in aluminium pressure cooker
under twenty pouncs of steam. r smc cs
jars. Tighten covers. Invert to cool
and test Joints. Wrap with paper and
store.
l.-Lima beans. string beans. peas.
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COOK ]. 0. EMOICOTT GETS
HIS REINSTATEMENT PAPERS

Cook J. d. Endicott Is again a men,
Der of Co. c. He has received his
reinstatement papers and the matter
If his age has been waived by the ad-
iutant general of the United States.
Senator Shafroth took his case to
the army department headquarters in
Washington and after short session
received assurance that Endicott
would be taken back.
Endicott was mustered into the fed
eral service, but when the papers went
TO headquarters OF the central depart
ment in Chicago 1t was discovered
that he was SO years of age and thus
owe rthe age limit, which is 45. He
was at once given an honorable dis
charge. But Endicott wasn't salts
fed because he wanted to go with
the boys. so he at once got busy with
efforts looking to his reinstatement.
After two or three failures he finally
succeeded in getting 1t. thanks to the
efforts OF Senator Shafroth.
All that is necessary now is to have
the order of reinstatement sent to
Col Bates. in command OF the Infantry
At Denver. This will probably come to
pass within the next few days and
Endicott will no doubt be ordered to
report at Denver within a week.
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GONE TO COLORADO SPRINGS.

Miss Margaret Schlorit of Spring
field, Ill. after months visit here as
the guest of her uncle, j. j. Brown,
and wife on Kountz avenue in the
Fourmile district, left fer Colorado
Springs this morning on her way
home. She was accompanied to the
Springs by Mrs. J. G. Maxwell, who
will visit in the Pixies Peak region
for few days. Miss Schlorit will
devote few days in sightseeing in
both Denver and Kansas City enroute
home. She is a teacher in the
Springfield public schools.
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REV. RANKIN ACCEPTS
CALL FROM MlMOEN, MEB.

Rev. I. c. Rankin. late pastor OF tho
United Presbyterian congregation at
this place. has accepted call TO the
pastorate OF the church OF that de-
nomination at Minden. Neb.. and Is /,
now in charge of the work there.s
Mrs. Rankin and children are still here
and are temporarily occupying the Ses.
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton
at 725 Hazel avenue. Their furniture
and household effects have beeD
shipped to Minden and Mrs. Rankin
and family are planning to leave for
that place the first OF next week.
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cot. SPENCER OPTIMISTIC.

William f. Spencer. the efficient
secretary of the Democratic county
central committee. was in the city on
business last Saturday morning. In
conversation with Mr.. Spencer It is
learned that the Democracy Of Fre-
mont county has splendid chance
for success and an alert, militant and
aggressive organization will accom-
plisll wonders in the coming cam
paign. Every believer in Wilson
should get busy and see that the
"Soapy Smiths" Of the country don't
hand us over any more prize pack
ases.-Florsncs Paradox.
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well concealed may be his designs
or powerful his sponsors.
To continue the policy begun in the
present administration whereby the
state assumes the whole burden of the
care of the insane so that not a single
insane person shall be left charge
upon any county in Colorado.
To seek to decrease the burden of
administrative expenses upon the tax
payer-this must not be done at an
expense of efficiency or through re-
duction or restriction of service. To
the end that all consolidation and
adjustment OF boards and bureaus
may be constructive and productive
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PRESIDENT SELECTS
MEXICAN COMMISSION

Washington. July 2s.-It was re-
ported this afternoon that President
Wilson had selected for the American
members Of the Joint commission to
investigate the whole Mexican sItua-
tion Supreme Court Justice Louis
Brands. General George w. Goethais
and Victor J. DowlIng Of New York.
The report has not been confirmed
at the White House.
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efficiency be obtained without fric
ton and at a minimum cost in all
extension movements.
To so guard the 100000 acres o
school land in the state and teh half
millions acres OF coal which is under
them that this hundred million dol
lar heritage of the school children of
Colorado may be preserved and kept
inYiolate and never again be imper-
lied by scheming official, however
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WESTERN UNION REsuILoino.

II f. Ray. foreman. with a crew Of
twenty-one llnemen. who have been
working out of Pueblo for several
weeks. rebuilding the Western Union
telegraph line along the Denver &
Rio Crande railroad. have gone TO
Florence. where they will have their
headquarters for at least three weeks.
The men are tearing down the OLD
poles. placing new ones In their
places. The line between this city
and Parkdale will be rebuilt this sum-
mer. another crew being expected
within a few days which will Wort.
out OF Florence towards Canon CITY.
The lines between Canon City and
Parkdaie through the Royal Gorge
will also be reconstructed this sum.
mer. another crew being expected I'M
the course OF few weeks which will
work out of Canon City Westward
Pueblo chieftain.
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Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled
as Liver Pill. Smallest, edsiest to
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and ali arrangements of the liver.
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by druggists.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-06
Illness Fatal to
{. B. KefduUer
of PdrkerSburq

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. s.
Col Charles b. Kefauver. clerk of the
Y. 5. District court for the Northern
District of West Virginia. died at his
home here this afternoon after an i'll
ness Of about six weeks. which devel-
oped into typhoid fever lie was AZ
years of age. He served as chief clerk
In the office OF Former Auditor LafOl-
iette for four years, term of years as
assistant adjutant general and several
years as state bank examiner. He was
for three years editor and manager OF
the Parkersburg News. and later SER
yed as manager - The Cairo and Ka1
nawhs rsilyoaG In 1908, he was ap-
pointed clerk by Judge Dayton for the
Northern District. He was prominent
politically and managed several OF
Dayton's campaigns for Congress. He
was married in 1901 10 Miss Catherine
Albert OF Maysville. Ky.
Besides his wife and five children.
brother. Webster Kefauver. of Balti-
more and his step-mother survive. The
remains will be taken to Baltimore
for interment Friday. that being his
former home.
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RUSSIANS FAIL TO
BREAK THROUGH

BERLIN. Jan g.. by wireless to say.
Vile After prolonged artillery nra
tnc tussiaus attacked again along tho
front in Galicia and Uukowina. but
were nowhere able to break the Aus
rian lines. according to the statement
hy the Ausiro Hungarian war office.
received here today from Vienna
The statement says. "Auefro.Wun-
rarI1n troops fighting in Eastern Ca
iria and ON tho Nukowina frontier
river remained victorious Tho Ru4.
SLAMS. after the heaviest of artillery
hrr. Hrain attacked our positions near
Iopofoufz and east of Karansze.
Some of The Russian attacks were
made in as many as clehf lines. fol-
lowing each other but an broke down
under our fire. with heavy losses. The
tr0rfiau and South Hungarian rcrI.
mrnfF held fast under tho most dif.
hcult circumstance.
Russian attacks AGAINST The Bridge
hood at Ioclifu.tn and in The 1uslo.
vice district equally failed
ON Che is0Hlo front thc artillery
was active. especially .n fhc Krn die
fricf and near Oaiati7 Tho Italians
aeain attacked without success tho
trench north of Dole. which We had
captured
'NuefroUunearian air craft shouod
military cHabhfhmcuta n obi. and
surno
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Russians Claim
More Successes
In Bessarabia

LONDON, Jan. 5, GAS p. m.-While
the battle on the borders OF Bessara-
bia is apparently still far from deci-
sive. each day finds the Russians
claiming the occupation Of additional
enemy positions and Petrograd be
lieves that If this process continues a
short time longer a break must come
somewhere in the lines of the central
powers.
The whole energy Of the Russian
army is being directed to making a
gap between the German armies in
the center and the southern Austrian
forces, and the desperate Austrian at
tacks in the region of Kolki are de-
signed TO prevent this The lighting
must continue for a considerable time
vet, but upon the result will depend
in large measure the strategy OF both
sides when spring comes.
The other fronts continue to main
tain a state Of comparative quiet.
For England the attitude the labor
men will take regarding conscription
at great conference 10 be held in
London tomorrow is a matter of anx-
iety.
Robert Williams. leader Of the
Transport Workers Federation. de
clared tonight: 1T is practically as
sured that the conference will affirm
the rejection Of conscription in any
form"
The story Of the Baralong case has
created a wide sensation. A consider
able part Of the English press ques-
tions the yeracity Of the witnesses.
The Globe expresses doubt whether
there is any such pcrson as Larimore
Holland and suggests.
The next time Won Bethmann-Holl-
weg's subordinates invent q witness
IConLinnad ON Pann T-cIznl
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SINKS; MANY MAY BE DROWNED
GREAT CARE TO BE TAKEN
IN NEW SUBMARINE CRISIS
Official Details Which Will Decide States Are
Lacking-Senate Committee Foreign Relations to
Consider Case Friday-Win Back Wilson

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-official de-
tails upon which President Wilson and
Secretary Lansing will decide the
course OF the United States in the
crisis brought about by the sinking on
the steamship Persia still are lacking
tonight and in the absence of sepcific
information official Washington con
tinued to view the admittedly grave
situation with an open mind
During a conference which lasted an
hour today. the President said he had
carefully considered such Information
as had been received. While no an
nouncement regarding the conference
was made ii was known that the Pres
ident will adhere to his position or
taking no action Of any sort until the
full facts are before him.
During the day the state department
sent additional instructions TO its rep
resentatives abroad urging haste IN
the gathering OF Information. Secre-
tary Lansing made it clear that the
department had received nothing
which would tend to establish two
most essential points. namely. whether
torpedo sank he Persia and. il so.
the nationality OF :he submarine which
fired II.
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The Senate committee on foreign re-
lations will begin consideration of the
situation Friday. Chairman Stone hav-
ing called the meeting to-day. Mem
bers OF the committee generally agreed
tonight that the whole subject OF the
relations OF the United States with the
Teutonic powers would be freely dis
cussed. The majority of the commit
tee is understood to look with favor
upon the determination OF the admins
tration TO proceed with the utmost
caution.
Late to-day Secretary Lansing sent
TO the committee an accumulation OF
information bearing upon the attitude
of Great Britain towards neutral ship
ping, called for in a resolution by Sem
ator Hoke Smith. and information re-
garding the negotiations with Germa.
ny over submarine warfare. requested
in an amendment offered by Senator
Lodge.
II was reported also that all the in
formation regarding the situation OF
the Persia thus far received had been
communicated to the committee.
Members. however. declined TO di-
vulge the exact nature of the docu-
ments received from the State De-
partment or discuss their contents.
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NEUTRALITY
ATTACKED AND DEFENDED
IN SENATE DEBATE
YESTERDAY
Export of War Munitions Prin.
cipal Topic of Debate and
Party Lines Were Dropped
DAY IN CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-sen-
ate met at noon.
Lands committee worked on
the water power leasing bill.
Republican senators assaiIed
the administration for failure 20
warn Americans not 70 sail on
beilioerent merchant ships.
Adjourned at 3:26 p. m. to noon
Thursday.
House met az noon.
Representative Humphrey, Re
publican. Of Washington, In an al
tack on the tariff attributed pros
pority solely TO the war.
Administration bill for develop-
n1ent Of water power on the pub
Tic domain was debated.
Naval committee began hear.
irus on the naval bill
Postonice committee resumed
hearings on the postal bill.
Representative Sherwood. Ohio.
introduced old age pension bill.
applying 20 Americans IS years
old having less than 5000 annual
income and incapable % manual
labor.
Chairman Kitchin % ways and
means committee set Jenuary "a
for hearing on bill 20 increase i'm.
port rate on dyes so as 90 eneour.
ace the dye Industry In the United
states.
Adjourned a. 4:59 p m. until
noon Thursday
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BY Or. EUGENE Z. HuRp.

l'urrr.pH of fHr WherHur InfUIII-
rrurrr and chicago Trihun.1
TENTH ACTIVE RUSSIAN ARMY.
TWENTYSNTH CORPS. Nov TO- -
f was cold October nirht. oven for
Russian Poland 8 thoroughbred horse
was picking his way across pet boz
Somrimea Die feet would sink
through The soft turf and h. would
luurc forward. Then again. fha turf
would bo hard onourh to hold him
for q few steps
ilie rider was an American you
hut had to hear h.s voice ar ho rroFe
fo bite horse to know that hc was "a
wsstcrncr Hc was tafkInr to fhe
horse most ri The tmc rhD horse
Kept bic rirht ear laIf back fo show
That ho was payIr- marked a.t.nHou
TO what wac bcInE said Do was a
cloudy niFht. and had f rot been for
the many rockets and soarchirhts
ahead % would have boon very dark
% think 10 you turn a little to tho
r'rht YOU viii miss a soIt place. chat
looks very borey to me- suItinc tre