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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

san Francisco. Calf. Oct. 1s--Cor-
dial welcome was given the women SUI
fraSc CamUaicncrs. arriving here from
New York Tuesday on their special
train fven the demonstration Of
women Wilson supporters here after
the arrival Of the Hughes women was
good uaturCd.
a big delegation Of women Repub-
licaus Of the city greeted the visitors
and an official welcome was extended
by a representative or mayor Rolph-
Virtually every member Of the party
spoke ~ night TO an audience that
crowded the scottish Rite auditorium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

cheer" said Mr.. Bacon. 4 congratulate
al OF the members OF this ciuD on ne
ing loyal Republicans. and II certainly
does me good to attend meetings Of this
kind. We are gong TO put il over in
November. Just three weeks from today
] confess that I have just been defeated
n the primaries of New York for nom
ination of United States senator. but II
was by very small majority, and the
organization was 'agin' me New York,
Illinois and other states are coming
round fine. and can see nothing ahead
but a Republican victory
No True Eight our Law.
Tn discussing the issues of the pres
eur political campaign. former ambas-
sador Bacon stated that Wilson was at
tempting TO make capital out OF the
eight hour bin. and that it was really
rot an eight hour bill at all You all
know the issue Of peace and war. and
IL is certainly unnecessary for me 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
SENATOR Fall ON WAY To
ROAMEII. TO Make Address

Roswell. y ". oct 1S.-Seuator Al
bert 2. Fail is now on his way to Ros-
well from his Three Rivers ranch He
viii make an address IN a Republican
meeting herb tomorrow night. Mrs
Fall and Nr. and Mrs Jack NJ Fan are
making the trip with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
BREVITIES.

(Advertisements-)

Texas & Pacific train No. from the
east due at S-35 p ~. is reported to
arrive at 1910 p M Fl Psso q South
western train No 8. the Golden state
Limited. due at 2-40 p m- was re-
ported one hour and five minutes late.
All other afternoon and evening trains
for today are reported on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Manila p. J.. oct 1S.-The first hill
proposed in the Philippine congress
would repeal the flag law which pro-
hibits the use Of the Katipunan flag
and other revolutionary embIems The
second bill proposes the formatio OF
a Filipino army
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Eye trouble: See Braun. ste Mills Bid.
DR.. Bauchert. Dentist. Mills blas p. 4ss7.


Leaves Fortune For Mission Churches.
Philadelphia. Pa. oct iS-The in
come OF one half Of the estate. valued
AT 5000 GOO. left by Charles X smith.
wealthy oil man and art patron Of this
city. who died last Thursday. is TO
he applied To- the erection and support
Of mission churches i'm the United
states and Mexico. after the death Of
his son. 10y the terms Of the will ad-
mitted TO probate Tuesday. Mr. Smith
began life as an oil wagon driver in
this CITY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Baltimore. Md Oct rN-A double
murder was discovered late Tuesday
when the mutilated bodies Of Andrew
Freyer. IS years old. and his sister.
Marie Freyer. 81. were found near their
home at Rosedale. An effort had been
made TO destroy the mans body by
pouring oil on IL and setting il afire
The ground in front of the house was
torn up and a heavy log. despatched
with blood. lay at Freyer's side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

LonEveII-Be careful OF your baggage
checks Leave at LonewelTs. Tel 1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Remember-Good piumbine. Ior prices John
y Brennan. 1I7tz y stanton. Phi. .420.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

stanton Cafe. 1le y. stanton. Quality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Try Mrs. CIarI's cafeteria. eos Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Dr. Anna Reum. Backier BID. over Elite.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

II ra-o Distilied Water Co. ~ 80
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
Or. SPARRELL GALE
SUCCEEDS HIS FATHER
As CHIEF SURGEON

The Roanoke, Va. Times IN its is
sue of July 26th contains the follow
ing in relation to DIR. S. S. Gale. who
will be remembered here as having
married Miss Gretchen Harding of this
city:
The selection OF DIR. Sparrell Gale
to succeed his father. the late DR..
Joseph A. Gale. as chief surgeon of
the Norfolk C Western Railroad COM
pany will Re singularly pleasing not
only to this immediate community,
but to the entire country through
which the Norfolk & Western passes.
1t will be accepted everywhere as a
mark OF appreciation for the high rec
ords OF the past and a recognition of
the ability and achievements which
have distinguished DR.. Sparrell Gales
career as physicisn and surgeon.
Roanoke will heartily endorse the
Norfolk & Westerns decision and II
will predict ith confidence that the
faithful. earnest ana efficient service
which has characterized the office Of
chief surgeon in times gone by will
be maintained in every particular in
years to come"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
REPORTS HEAVY RAINS
IN VICINITY OF SPIKEBUCk

Judge J. C. Schweigert returned to
Canon City on a late train Monday
afternoon from westcliffe, where he
has been for several days on bus
mess connected with the Custer county
district court. Judge SchweiEert says
there was an exceptionally heavy rain
fall in the vicinity of Spikebuck be-
tween three and four o'clock Monday
afternoon and that the water was
pouring into the Arkansas river from
the gulches on the south side of the
stream in a veritable deluge that
threatened serious damage to the
Canon City-Salida highway II was
such a rainfall. said Judge Schweigert.
as has not occurred in the mountains
OF this county in many months. He
was surprised to learn this morning
that IL was possible for County
Commissioner w. H. Pigg to make the
trip In his car over that section OF the
roed at later hour Monday after
noon.
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THE STOCK MARKET
A. oenver:

Denver, Aug. Cattle receipts
yesterday were 525 head; hog receipts
1910 head.
The cattle market was rather light
ly supplied yesterday and trade quiet.
Good grass steers sold from 81 to $3.50
and choice grassers would have
brought more. Good grass cows are
quoted from s6.25 to s6.75 and fancy
grass cows up to $3.50; fair cows are
selling from $3.50 to $6.25.
Feeder and stocke rtrade was fairly
active. good light steers selling at
from Sc to $3.50 and choice kinds up
to $500.
The hog market showed steady on
opening. with good supply. Top price
was 1856. with packers top at $3.50
and bulk of sales from 1925 to $3.50.
No change in the poultry market.
At Kansas City.
At Kansas City-Hog receipts A.
500 head; market lower; bulk f9.40
to $3.50. heavy $3.50 to $3.50.
Cattle receipts 1900; market
steady. Prime fed steers $3.50 to $40;
western steers $6.75 to ss.75.
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NAMES BEING TALKED
OF FOR COUNTY CLERK

For some months Republicans have
been talking of nominating G. v. Hod-
gin for county commissioner or for
county clerk. Some have urged him
to run for one and others for the
other place.
Mr.. Hodgin has listened respectful
ly, but has never indicated what he
would do in the matter until this
morning. He now tells his friends
that he will not be willing to be a
candidate for clerk, but that he will
accept the nomination for county COM
look with favor upon the matter.
There has been a general demand
for the selection of business man
for this most important office and the
suggestion of Mr.. Hodgin's name
meets with high favor in all quarters.
For county clerk the name of ]. v.
Blake is heard most frequently. Ev-
cry once in a while you hear S. G.
Kelso of Florence mentioned. So far
as we know neither gentleman has ex-
pressed his desires in the matter.
The treasurer's office is still going
around looking for a good, honest Of
fetal. 1t is generally conceded that
this belongs to Florence if she will
only produce a candidate. So far no
one has announced his candidacy. In
Florence they talk of S. G. Kelso, T.
NJ. Howells, Del Jack. II Florence
doesn't want it of course a candidate
will have to be found elsewhere. 9th
er names occasionally mentioned are
Jas. H. Peabody. ]. P. Farmer, Geo.
H. Sale, Frank Singer and U. E. Side
bottom.
But as matter of fact-so far as
we know officially-that is authori-
tively-nobody is a candidate for any
thing.
We will publish fair and impartial
list of all candidates as soon as
enough people express their desires
in the matter to make up a list.
At the present time there is little to
be reported except street corner gos-
SIP.
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DAN LIVINGSTON, ESCAPED
CON, CAUGHT IN BRISTO, PA.

Dan Livingston. No. 1851. who made
his escape from the penitentiary Nov.
Is. 1915, was arrested at his old home
in Bristol. Pa. Tuesday OF last week at
the instance OF the authorities here
and will be brought back to complete
HIS term OF imprisonment In the Colo
RADIO state penitentiary.
Livingston was registered at the
prison May "a. 1915. TO serve an in
determinate term OF from two to
three years for forgery committed in
Douglas county. Livingston was very
quiet. obedient prisoner and was made
trusty few months after his In
carceration and assigned to the work
of hauling ashes from the boiler house
within the prison inclosure to the
dumping grounds on Sand creek.
around Soda Point. The day Living
ston made his escape he hauled out n
load Of ashes, tied his team to a post
near the dumping grounds. hiked out
in the hills and has not been seen
here since.
II was known that Livingston for
merly resided at Bristol and the po-
lice there were requested to keep a
lookout for him. with the result that
he was taken into custody few days
ago. locked up and the warden notified
to send an officer after him.
Captain George Buchanan started
east after Livingston few nights ago
and is expected to return to Canon
City with his prisoner Friday night
or Saturday of this week.
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mics to meet him singly or in teams.
The Post has represented him as too
weak to fight and he proposes a dem
onstration. II will be up to the Re
publican party to show why the usual
two nominations should not be given
the governor. If they beat Carlson
they will feminist what he stands for.
The Democrats would relish that. as
it would make an easy campaign all
the easier.-Boulder Camera.
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that the visitors there during the
winter and spring months were con-
federates of Halliday and Luckenbill
and that they have since been ship
ping stolen goods to each other to
dispose of.
Tries to Sell Groceries.
Halliday is reported to have made
an offer not long ago to sell a wagon
load of groceries and is said to have
told the miners in the neighborhood
that he could get them all the dyna-
mite they wanted.
All necessary information has been
placed in the hands Of the district at
torney and he is arranging for the
prosecution of Halliday at the next
term of court.
The Bassick mine Is located on the
old Locke ranch about twelve miles
southwest of Canon City. which is now
held under lease by w. H. Smith of
South Canon.
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MA. AND MAS. KOCH IN TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Koch came
down from Hillside yesterday for
couple Of days business trip. In
referring to the recent heavy rain
storms up the Arkansas valley Mr..
Koch says that there are a few places
on the Rainbow route road that are al
most impaGsable naccount OF The
debris washed upon It from the river.
The road gang is now busy clearing
the roads for traffic. He says, how
ever. that there has been but little
rain in the immediate vicinity Of Hill
side and things are very dry there.
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G. W. Coldwell
B. G. Woodford.
Henry F. Palm.
A. E Hubbell.
j. w. Andrews.
c. NJ. Chase.
c. NJ. Chase was elected precinct
committeeman and Mrs. Bessie Yard
Farmer elected precinct committee
woman.
Brookside Precinct.
Joe Vezzetti.
NJ. E. Snow.
W.. NJ. Bridges.
Joe vezzetti was elected precinct
committeeman.
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FREMONT COUNTY TEACHERS
EXAMINATION.

The Fremont county teachers exam
nation will be held in the district
court room at Canon City. Colo. on
Thursday and Friday. Aug. 18th and
18th. 1916. beginning at o'clock a. m.
High school examination will take
place on Saturday. Aug. 18th. at the
office of the county superintendent
ANNA s. GARWOOD.
I77t1-w1t County Superintendent.
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Sam D. Nicholson of Leadville has
again thrown his hat into the ring for
the gubernatorial nomination on the
Republican ticket. Two years ago he
was regarded as a strong man in the
race, but Governor Carlson defeated
him in the primaries and was elected
governor by majority of nearly 40.-
900, carrying fifty-four out of the six
ty-three counties in the state. Gov
ernor Carlson's administration has
made good and he is justly entitled
to a denomination and reelection. The
Republican party has many other good
men, like Mr.. Nicholson. qualified for
the honor, but he can afford to wait
at least another two years.-Arvada
Sun.
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SERGEANT EVERETT JONES
HOME ON 4 FURL0UGH

Sergeant E. E. Jones OF Co. c ar
rived home Monday night on fur
Tough OF seven days. His wife was
operated on Sunday evening at the
hospital and he came home to be with
her as much as possible. Mrs. Jones
was feeling better this morning and II
is hoped she will convalesce quickly.
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State Treasurer Allison Stocker.
Samuel D. Nicholson and Governor
Carlson have announced their candi-
dacy for the nomination on the Re-
publican ticket for governor We do
not take much stock in Mr.. Stocker
and believe the party should tell him
to go way back and sit down. Both
Mr.. Nicholson and Mr.. Carlson are
good men for the place, but Carlson
is our choice, as he has made good
as governor and deserves another
Crescent.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks and
also kind friends who extended help
an dsympathy in our date bereave-
ment of our precious husband and
father.
MRS. ELLA L. HARVEY.
EDITE L. HARVEY DAVIS.
DIR. H. II. HARVEY. 17ep1
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WHAT PAPERS OVER THE
STATE ARE SAYlM6 ABOUT
THE GOvERNORSHIP

If Carlson is not nominated the
Progressive vote is Independent and
will vote with the Democrats rather
than help elect a stand-pat. old guard
Republican. that has a "wet" record.
-Longmont Ledger.
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MRs. CESSNA ro cHEYEMNE.

Mrs. r. A. Cissna has been called to
Cheyenne. wyo.. on account Of the
serious illness Of her daughter.
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Record Want ADS are cure to bring
results.
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The strongest opposition to Cover
nor Carlson's reelection comes from
disappointed place hunters and the
booze element that will never forgive
him for the campaign of 1914. that was
one of the elements that made Colo
RADIO dry. Ask any man why he op-
poses Carlson and he will stutter and
fail to answer.-Hotchkiss Times.
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ANNUAL FINANcAL srArEMnNr

Of School District No. 20. County Of
Fremont State Of Colorado. from
July !, 1915, to June 30, 1916.
RECEIVED
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Governor Carlson has issued defy
to the Denver Post in a public procla-
nation. has stripped to the waist.
donned hard gloves and entered him.
self in the ring. calling ON his enc
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DELEGATES ELECTED
TO ATTEND REF UBLICAN
COUNTY ASSEMBLY Y

were delegates elected i rev more
perhaps.
AS a rule the people who attend
caucuses elect themselves delegates
The rule was carried out last night
pretty well.
Except in the Sixth precinct the del
egates selected represent the voters
who attend the caucuses very fairly.
In the Sixth precinct things were
opened up very promptly and pushed
along with becoming speed. The del
egates elected largely represent the
anti-Carlson sentiment. By the time
the delegates had been selected the
complexion of the house, owing to
newcomers, had changed completely
A motion was made instructing the
delegates to work for and vote for the
denomination of Gov. Carlson. The
motion was carried % to 10.
A resolution was introduced endors
ing the administration of Gov. Carl.
son. This carried % to 10.
The Sixth precinct delegation is the
only one that goes instructed.
The delegates selected in the nearby
precincts are as follows:
Precinct No. I.
j. V Blake.
Jacr Melchi.
c. E. Reeves.
J. p. Thomas Jr.
J.. Blanchard.
II. Campbell
Richard Knight.
Capt. 3 F. Rockafellow.
J. II. Quinn.
c. E. Friend.
c. p. C. Dye.
Precinct No. 2.
d. n. Cooper.
A. r. Frisbie.
C. c f'eison.
r. S. Lewis.
A. r. Mitchell.
H. B. Stockder.
J. L. Morgan.
o. ]. Rundahl.
Frank Emmvrson.
Harry w Combs.
p E Eoires.
Precinct No }.
c. r. Foresman.
Theo. Shoemaker.
]. r. Kennedy.
C. T. Chapman.
A. C. Meade.
Mrs. C. R. Foresman.
Jno. Shaw Jr.
Mrs. E. C. Hiatt
Precinct No. 4.
U. E. Sidebottom.
D. E. Gibson.
p. NJ. Linneer.
F. F. Hunter
/. w. Ibbotson.
A. c. Jensen.
w. T. Little.
r. S. Beall.
NJ. N. Lines.
Guy U. Hardy.
C. H. Wilkinson.
W. w. Hughart.
Lane Duff.
Precinct No. 5.
Tom Parker.
A. L. jeffrey.
F. X. Miller.
Clyde Farmer. z ~
!. N. Barber.
w. B. Reiter. u
j. NJ. Moran.
W. c, Thomas.
Precinct No. 8.
A. H. MeLain.
Harry Bowen.
H. P. Stommel.
julius Cramer.
W. L. Burton.
Harry McIlvaney.
A. r. Jameson.
Sam Bash.
Mrs. Anna H. Burgess.
John Hamilton.
r. ]. Craig. 4 n n
C. F. Skinner.
A. E. Sharman.
Tom Lambert.
S. E. Lane.
South canon-PreeInct No. 20.
W. J. Davis.
Nathan Ward
Thomas II. Robbins.
James D. Hamilton.
B. F. Adams. VI
Claude Rogers.
Clarence p. Harris.
Werner r. Ames.
w. ]. Davis was elected precinct
committeeman and Mrs. Charles w.
Virgins committeewomah.
South Canon. Precinct No. Fl.
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Carlson entered the race for a place
on the Republican ticket as dele
gate to the Chicago convention and
he got there in spite of what was con-
sidered powerful combination put
up against him.
He is much-abused man, but after
all. to do hi injustice. hasn't he faith
welfully carried out the propositions
for which he was elected. !. e., to en-
force the laws of Colrado in regard
to prohibition and to keep down in
dustrial oubles?-Pueblo Indicator.
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Governor Carlson is the strongest
outside of few of the larger cities
and the reason he does not stand SO
wei There is because he will not al
low the bosses in those places to die
tate to him. For that reason, and also
because the rotten Denver Post is
fighting him the people are for him.
Crescent.
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ROBBERS CACHE

Continued From Page one).
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Sam d. Nicholson OF Leadville has
announced his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for governor.
With Stocker and Nicholson both cam
didates the opposition to Carlson will
be divided and the governor will win
the nomination in a walk.-Bayfield
Blade.
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1'ry : Record want A.
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Governor Carlson got the hand at
the Boulder county picnic Wednesday
when he took a fall out of the Den
yer Posts scheme to turn the state
school fund over to the farmers of
the Posts red room. The Posts
stalking horse was Volney Hoggatt.
whom Carlson incontinently kicked
out of the land office. substituting for
him an honest and capable register
by putting John F. Vivian in his
place. Vivian and John Field and
Fred A. Farrar. the land commission
ers, at once returned the office to the
time-honored policy of leasing. not
selling. school lands. Hoggatt was
giving 1t away. Speaking OF this ami
NAL, the governor said: You wouldn't
trust Hoggatt to sell your horse II it
was bowlegged and blind" To our
notion that sentence is libellous. We
should be gratified to see Volney sue
the governor for damages to his repu-
tation.-Boulder Camera.
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The Denver Post is fighting Gov.
Carlson because they could not con-
troll him. That is the reason why
everyone else should support him, and
the fact that the Post is against him
will help him secure large majority
this fall.-Silverton Miner.
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Governor Carlson should and will be
reelected. Wandering George" who
is giving our Democratic friends bad
dreams. is entitled to another term
to complete the breaking up of the
coterie of Democratic politicians who
had banded together under the pro-
lection of fake civil service law to
shut out deserving Democrats as well
as Republicans.-Pagos Journal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGNT


II you wake up with q bad taste.
had breath and tongue ls coated; II
your head IL dun or aching: II what
youseat sours aud forms xas and acid
In stomach. or you are bilious. consti.
pateti. nervous. Raiiow. and can't get
feeling Just right. begin inside bath.
Ing. Drink before breakfast. u glass
OF real hot water with toaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate In II. This
will hush the poisons aud toxins from
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels.
and cleanse. sweeten and purify the
entire aiimeutary tract. DO your In.
side bathing Immediately upon aris.
ins In the morning to wash out OF tho
srstem all the previous days poison
ous waste. gases aud nour bile before
putting more food into the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood. nerves and
muscles became loaded with body I'm
purities, got from your pharpacist .
quarter pound OF limestone phosphate
which ID inexpcnsive and almost taste
lees. except for . sourIsh twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin. cleansing. sweeteniug and
freshening. 70 hot water and lime
stone phosphate act On the stomach
liver. kidneys and bowels. Men and
women who ars usually constipated
bilious. hesdachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this inside bath
Ing before breakfast. They are ~
sursd they Will become real cranki
ON the subject shortly.--Adv.