Colorado Springs Gazette (Newspaper) - November 2, 1909, Colorado Springs, Colorado The is clean and prints all that's fit to read the la tbo borne pap NO SPRINGS GAZETTE Sm 80 4 ML n 41 v COLORADO SPRINGS COLO NOVEMBER IN m PRICE FIVE CENTS Troops Follow Into Feud Center and Situation Is Threatening ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE Republicans in Eastern Stales Full oi Issues Varied and Important Ky Nov a large number of state militia In con- trot tonight and an undercurrent of apprehension the tense situation people were wondering tonight what the election would bring forth for bloody Both the and Republican managers charge each other with trying to steal the election Circuit Judge J P Adams the In- cumbent and Republican candidate for who request ois Governor WUlson for militia to pre- order during the election said In requesting troops I was Ing the appeals of tbe good people to take immediate action fa prevent a conflict and to preserve jand der among the people I felt It my duty not to wait until men were killed before steps is bring about peace and good order and I have no doubt that the of the troops prevented serious trouble and saved many lives The tint thing Is to prevent murder and elimination f let the election go It I care nothing for the indignation expressed bv somf at the of the troope if I can save their lives the O H chairman of the Democratic committee sald FOR FATHER KNICKERBOCKER Father Good Heavens can't I have a I'm Just recovering from the North pole and Hudson affairs and now come fellows 1 Cincinnati Enquirer Bannard on Business Platform Will Carry City by Says Repeaters Are Rounded Up YORK Nov York's Among watchers at the polls uil triangular political campaign ended 2.080 volunteers re hlo Vti 1 A tonight William J Gaynor cratic candidate for made his All this trouble was brought about n nard Republican and Fusion action In respect to ballots and tbe date closed his campaign with a of soldiers command day address on the waterfront and a AGRICULTURE OFFERS BEST OPPORTUNITY Tonight in from Columbia Yale and Princeton This brief but spirited campaign has been conducted largely upon the old the JACKSON Nov 1 Taft would havo voung men of stay the farm with Its plenty and certainty rather than to de- cide on a life IB Mr Taft in- tils in this respect during an the state lair here today He aa Id We must admit the occupation of the farmer Is among the one or two most Independent that go to make this a state which is great because of it hi entitled to recognition as typifying Americanism in the highest degree We have arrived U a time in the development of this country and the world when old methods of agriculture must be discarded if we would keep up with the procession Land la becoming too valuable to it B the old wasteful way I am glad to note Is at the head of the column with one of the agricultural In- in the Here you have able to restrain that tendency of jour men borers and others to ome into the cities and live in that they may be where the w h go round If I were advising a young man as to his future profession I should say to him there probably was greater opportunity for real reward In the profession of agriculture than ir anv other There is much to be done in way of education of your laborers t am glad to think yoor large population is well adapted to the of provided methods they may to be good and ful to the community hy acquiring land as they have acquired It in the past and becoming strong farmers and ful The question of rher and water transportation Is being agitated tn a way as never before I am sure I speak or the whole people in saying they do not to be niggardly m either issuance of bonds or the appropriation of money to make improvements that really will Improvements in the ter of transportation and rates But we have to be certain what tt is we are doing and that we are not going to pour money down a rut hole when we into the plated Implements The had a long but ant day lynched with and Mrs Noel asd tnet a of Program or Tonight Includes Addresses by Prominent Medical Men SEVERAL CHANGES MADE A FOR THE of Adams who refused to put of to negro voters at a w a jgj fif indignation on the part of Hearst Independent cand in next a billion dollars including public Im- iM- The of armed Kentucky Callahan left their entrenchment in shortly after the lng night a campaign 000.000 burned red fire and indorsed hla Hearst and Bannard have conducted their final burst of oratory at open tonight the folio meetings in the four corners of y into the home Manhattan tonight while manj of tho of and the voting precinct the minor candidates bad meetings of j nHe of Hearst entered car President Taft left at midnight for Columbus MUM UM birthplace of HO Hill spend three hours there and will reach Birmingham at 7.10 o'clock tomorrow night that Is expected to furnish most of their own in doubtful districts excitement tomorrow i The population is quiet but Inclined to wait anxiously word from where tbe soldiers tho lahan and Smith and Deaton factions are stationed Women for Armor Scenes today on the streets of AH Are Confidant son capital of the Hargls political mayor and he will carry whole wars of a few years ago and the feudal Democratic ticket with him in every of tbe United to assist the ticket below him but as the campaign he began attacking as well as Gaynor with the apparent Iu each of the rival camps complete nope of confidence ia the result was expressed ed personalities and adhered to a F Murphy of tho issues We are well satisfied with the re- sult Gaynor will receive more than both the other candidates for center of tbe United States were Callahan leaning on the arm of two women relatives to ward off an bullet of which he borough Serbert Parsons Republican Tammany dally lives In fear was perhaps the rule won from every prominent figure I In greater Judge Adams and Judge U 8 1 Bannard will be elected by his Democratic opponent MO The entire an audience in the wl with a land court house of Irt which vote peaceful Charles H for the Hearst were strangely mingled As both candidates forces Hearst will get more than votes winning by plurality over the Tammany candidate I look for a landslide to Hearst All three sides were agreed about votes would be oast out of a total of About was wagered on the result of the mayoralty contest In New fork today In the financial district the prevailing odds favored Gaynor by about 2 to 1 Bannard in his closing appeal to CROWD SEES FIERCE I t have fought this campaign IM against Tammany Hall against cor- IU waste gran and improper contracts Public improvements roust WANTS TOTAL OF STILL FIGURING REDUCING CERTAIN SAi ARIES Howerer That City ney and Deputy Auditor at WU MARK Deep Waterways Convention Adopts Plan With Replies to Inspired Attacks on Forest Bureau Revises Program Prepares to Entertain More Room Almost every resident of the Peak region is awaiting with interest the opening tonight of the campaign in connection tilth the International Tuberculosis exhibit now in the Durkee and It is that the nightly programs ami exhibit which will be open every day will be attended by thousands of people the closing next Tuesday night Dr P O Hanford of the committee of 15 which charge of the arrangements said last night have had so many offers of assistant that we have been obliged to refuse as many as are now on the program There has been no desire on our pait to slight anybody but the result of our lack of time has been to cut out some of the organizations which wished to place on the program Already the capacity of the hall Is likely to be and may expect to sea an announcement that the exhibition I baa been removed to a larger hall It I la the Intention to this f v I local and In a y manner in the future and at President Taft's suggestion L b Nov Adopting lar report of the resolution comittee tnat all whe will be allowed rhot ha si the time for oratory has pawed to the Gulf Deep tion tonight decided to aend 800 ists to Washington to demand Congress deepen the river A resolution that effect offered by David R Francis of Missouri was adopted II That the precedent of the be requ to appoint 509 our to visit Washington and ta pi went to the proper of and to the beadr of our government the had adopted The resolutions declared the federal government should enter upon a definite policy and plan of waterway beginning w Ith the im- i of the Mississippi and rivers as a main trunk of a great Address on waterways system in a way to part Program program for tonight of welcome H F association Dr George VN to open effective navigation between Jen of of the the Gulf of Mexico and the Great rado Association for main trunk line to be of to I County Medical development of the tributaries Omer R Gillett for health pre- The issuance of popular la Dr A C Magruder small denominations urged upon I side If the time permits K L lutions adopted by this convention and i as a of paying lor j traveling director of the exhibit will NEXT CENSUS WIU Stl NEW STANDARD A total of will be required Collecting of Data Army of and Cut J THR DATA On tbe 15th day of thut April men will start out to gather the mation upon which the thirteenth sus will be Never before has anch careful preparation been to secure honest accurate and complete returns The director of the realises UMS difficulty of securing good competent and faithful enumerators the Is too short to for plunder stamped out I have favored as much Charles M Poo May Be With Assaulting Locke With Weapon Much excitement was across the street from Th building the Hearst headquarters expressing II o'clock when confidence In the result and M proprietor of the R and independent rooming house it HZ south avenue ar- tomorrow Is certain rest Patrolman Luther hoc tnp statement said The vote for th officer flown with a Hearst will he enormous It will mean personal liberty Is consistent with law and The final word in the Hearst came In a brief statement from next year by the department of jy employed men to leave their This Includes for tar work and the pay U too strait to Items not with attract the best men It will take 15 any lal one of the five municipal departments and for expenses Thc Amount to about tt a day of finance department proper in the country and a trifle more In the These figures are contained In an cities mate furnished to Mayor Avery by thr finance commissioner yesterday The sum of is needed far treasurer s office including the salary of and minor items for the clerk's office in- the salary Of the nf the deputy and It was suggested that the position of Continued on Page FOOT h and smaller items and for the auditor's office ing the salaries of auditor and deputy 11.200 and 1.020 respectively and other Items 1 Miscellaneous Items i The total of or is made up as follows i r rork the of Tammany and a new era subdued thf and In this Ing patrol wagon him to jail Por 111 a of and though H of with a n ra po n m y of th Up result of the In- of rolls of i man of WHX Lands in Jail j tfl in T Who two that a revolver of from months to four A Krind in the of jO In- itli i to I and placed him while Man tbe He a reviver tn htp as hf the weapon to his POP out f own With th Ing 1 n 1 d i 1 bin In Ihr p Inl h h casts Iu of Ihr 01 BII 800 of Poults charities JOO Ml t or Itv assistant of i Itv attorney for city attorney of e magistrate n out of fund each 11 proceedings form In General anno 1 00 8000 IWO ts thr thi i Itv from and that of deputy auditor lion I en at r JL n DANGER IN mi is M ts Tha tha basy anri la MM af IM tKa asMs from that and with In ai has for Hut con- af Into In month It In- of net td rapid to n H and results from very water Ira at should never be cold Death from mush water In- of drink Inf very ter Ise nattily ki water ta tho nti ay at the same time to act as delegates to the Rivers and Harbors confess to be in that city December 8 9 and 19 There was silence for a moment after the resolution read The lobby idea apparently shocked many gates for the moment Then somebody turned loose an rebel the undertakings The principal feature of the tion today was the addresses of tary of War Dickinson and Gifford chief of the United States i give a lecture Women to Charge Tomorrow night i program w hieh in connection with the plans for Im- provement of the Mississippi and t and talks its tributaries were brought up Irt this i Francis W Goddard The of I HERD Hi U AT AN- MEETING Much During Greater Things for The following offers were elected morning at the annual meeting of the Colorado Springs Young Women's Christian President Miss Ellen T first vice president Mary T Hatch second See ident Francis W third vice president Mrs F fourth vice president Mrs B Brooks Mrs William C treasurer Mrs William auditor L U Stewart of the El Paso National bank The nominating committee consisting ot Miss Warren Mrs and Mrs Ua Vergne proposed the lowing names for the board of tors the secretary the ballot and dei them elected Mrs Mary T Mrs Francis W William F Mrs Franklin F Brooks Miss T Mrs W t Mrs William Mrs Robert W Chisholm Mrs R Atkinson Mrs Wilfred M Mrs William W Williamson p Henry t T Miss Sarah T Martin Mrs H Harriet P th harsh H HIP KMT ward M Lv I-a Alfred F and Mrs B M chosen ss follows Mrs and nf waterway saying j tf the was too and costly to of the ruy of Women be undertaken It Contagion Miss affects the fortunes of so large Flansburg Mrs A U M a territory that no immature plan nor one that will not be acquiesced in by and Dr Josephine L Peavey The Causes of Tuberculosis the country should have your speaker declared i He added people under- take any expenditure that they are the following days and night made at the meeting of the yesterday afternoon Thursday night John Dietrich superintendent of public schools Mil preside and an address The connection between forests and rivers is like that between father and son No forests no rivers So j convinced is well justified Address Gifford as follows Many Changea Many changes in the programs In Mrs Philip B i nn rf th I board of to 24 third of w horn h flu terl for one third far two and drawn at and one nf jhf members will ted annually Th for IK er may not be wholly beyond his depth when he talks about Tho quest of our Is one of the largest i commercial questions now before us The commercial consequences of river development are Incalculable Its re- sults cannot be measured by the yard stick of present commercial needs River improvement means better con- ditions to transportation than we have now but it weans development too We cannot see this problem clearly and see It whole In the light of the past alone The actual problems of are not worthy of our best attention than their commercial re- sults river is a unit from IH source to its mouth If it Is to be given Ifs highest usefulness to all the people and serve them for nil the uses they can make of It it be developed with that idea In mind To de- a river for navigation alone or power or Irrigation alone is often like a mutton or a steer for and throwing away leather or wool A river a unit but ts uses arc and with our present knowledge there ran be no excuse tor sacrificing use to another If both can be Favors Commission nf plan for our enit thr uf that plan W tn deliberation woik should at once on of the greater know will he tial at plan that mav will ba made bv a member of tha on Page H toh Robinson At- kinson Hall Spurgeon and Mian on REQUESTED EXCEED REVENUES Commissioner Ki sity of Reduction morning that a the total municipal requited for neit wcf fulfilled not In formal of lop First of bv U the of nnd plan of the we c an be In ono way tnd rut hv A of the in thn s hy the of tho a plan to our run put cv for their trol H mutt sui h Treat questions of and the nation In the construction and control of the wotk and the on a port In an afternoon that a mora than the grand total if asked for and the all other than tax lav 7 la leaving 44 he br tax A on tV city's valuation of 111 II would to or tn 14 than U to full amount of asked for Ifs a case of either printing 4 the or adding a fw of bonded fuMa etc which art IM tor which permits I mill levy Mayor wHl m the and pin
