The Denver star. [volume], September 05, 1914, Image 7

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A MAN WHO HAS MADE GOOD |
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FRED FARRAR,
Attorney General, Candidate for Reelectlon.
Hr ED. D. FOSTER,
Bdlter Tfce Review. F*rt ( villas. Fred Farrar’a H*ar Tows.
In lew than two year* Fred Farrar HAS—
BUILT the Stratton Home in Colorado Springs.
DIBPOBED OF more business than any previous Attorney Gen
oral without extra help. He has handled more than one-third of
the cases in the Supreme Court.
SAVED MONET out of appropriations for his department.
HELD a firm stand for impartial enforcement of law.
SERVED VOLUNTARILY without pay as President of the
State Land Board and cut out other expense to pay thousands of
dollars of its old debts. ... ,
SAVED TAXPAYERS $40,000 by preventing fraudulent referen
dum of the Public Utilities Bill.
path Appropriations for EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
and held down Btate Taxes by placing the collection of inheritance
taxes on a business-like basis. , „
HE WA« handled, without spending a single dollar for special
oounsel, the most Important irrigation suits Colorado has ever had
He has thus far prevented Wyoming from stealing from farmers of
the Greeley district water for 125,000 acres. And has saved to farm
era of Eastern Colorado waters of the Republican River. He is fight
ing bitterly the Federal government’s attempt to take Colorado's
water from the Rio Grande to settle an old Texas water debt with
Mexico. *"d has foiled repeated efforts of Kansas to confiscate
Colorado water. The Wyoming case is now in the U. S. Supreme
Court. More than One Billion Dollars is involved in these cases. The
loss of a single one would mean agricultural ruin for Colorado. No
new man could step into these suits and pick out the thread from
tens of thousands of pages of testimony. A change in the office of
Attorney General at this time could only be disastVous.
EVERY CITIZEN of Colorado must consider these points of vital
importance—deliberately, carefully, fairly, NOT from a political but
from HIS personal and individual standpoint.
Fred Farrar is Colorado-born. Colorado-educated, and comes be
fore the People for re-election PROVEN FAIR and CAPABLE
and CLEAN
Place an X after bis name on primary ballot Tuesday, Sept. S.
When in Need of Having Your Clothing Cleaned. Pressed or \
Altered, Phone Main 6105 and We Will Call
THE STAN DISH TAILOR
standish hotel
Ladies' Work a Specialty. Ladies' Suits Made to Order for!
fi2.00 if goods are furnished.
1530 California Street Denver, Colorado
£ POMADE FOR THE HAIR. §
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“ We wish to advise our friends and customers that we have a full
Id line of Toilet Preparations, Perfumes, Manicure Supplies, Brushes C
X |c)t every description, Toilet Soaps, Cutlery, etc. PI
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||| 1527 Glenarm Street
Phone Main 7221 Denver, Colorado 5
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“ THE ■PATRICK-LEE REALTY
’ Brown, The Hatter COMPANY
’ Rentals Real Estate
Hat. Clewed and Blocked Fjre Iniur . nc '
Satisfaction Guaranteed. A trail Let U * Se " Hom « Like
will convince you.
Office 2561 Washington St.
718 1-2 EIGHTEENTH ST. Phone Main 6239
DAY OR NIGHT PHONE CHAMPA 2077
GAMMEL & HUDSON
Undertakers
A first-class Mortuary establishment. First aid to
the bereaved in fhe time of death of the loved ones.
Prices to suit the times. Polite service.
Parlor* 2807 Wei ton St.
advertisement.
HON. GEO. W. ALLEN, THE
PEOPLE’S FRIENu.
Geo. \V. Allen, the present district
judge of division one of the city and
county of Denver, is a fair and square
man all the way around, all the time,
and upon each and every occasion.
He has had more experience than any
other judge upon the bench, he hav
ing served the people about twenty
years. He knows Colorado and her
various conditions —an erudite, pains
taking judge %\ho at once gets at the
kernel of every law suit. His various
labor decisions, pure food decisions,
show him to be a friend of the poor
man. His scale of justice never looks
up to see the color of a man’s skin,
nor the texture of his hair, nor at
tempts to ascertain his religion or
race, nor his financial condition be
fore it operates. His past actions
justify you voting for him in the pri
maries. Vote for your friend. —Adv.
ADVERTISEMENT.
A Business Man For
a Business
Admf nist ration
OF GLENWOOD SFRINCS
Candidate for the Democrat
ic Nomination for
GOVERNOR
advertisement.
T. D. Foster
A MAN WITH THE PUSH
Candidate For Democrati j
Nomination
STATE
AUDITOR
Resolution unanimously passed at
Teller County Democratic Assembly,
July 25. 1914:
To the Democratic voters of Colo
rado we heartily commend T. D. Fos
ter in his candidacy for the nomina
tion for state auditor. During his
many years’ residence in Teller coun
ty he has proven his worthiness as a
citizen, a high standing as a business
man and a splendid capability ns n
public official. He has the unqualified
confidence and respect of the citlxens
of Teller counts*.
FOSTER FOR STATE AUDITOR.
I The friends of T. D. Foster of Vic- ;
tor, in this county and throughout the
state, have determined to push him
as candidate for state auditor before
the Democratic assembly and the pri
maries. Mr. Foster has resided in the
Cripple Creek district for eighteen
years and has always been prominent
in politics and as a business man.
Starting as a plain miner, he has by
fidelity and application become one of
the leading business men of Teller
county. For years, as alderman of
the city of Victor, he was always re
garded as the financial safeguard of
the city. Mr. Foster served two terms
as county assessor, in which position
he made a most enviable record. Dur
ing all that time he was chairman of
the State Association of County As
sessors, to which position he was
elected soon after becoming county
assessor. He soon became known
throughout the state as an authority
on taxation and it is diie to his efforts,
more than those of any other man in
Colorado, that scientific taxation is so
prominent in the public mind.
Indeed, legislative committees, as
well as t o governors of the state,
have largely relied on him for advice
in this particular. He is an excellent
accountant, as well as a business man
of high order, and is superbly quali
fied to discharge the duties of state
auditor. The legislature of 1913 se
lected Mr f oster as one of a
tee of three to audit the books of the
state auditor and treasurer, and the
report of this committee is said to be
the most complete and exhaustive of
its kind.
His activities in behalf of the Dem
ocratic party and as a leading tax
authority have given him a wide and
popular acquaintance throughout the
state. Genial, popular, competent and
deserving, his friends predict his nom
ination. and election. —Cripple Creek
Times, June 12, 1914. —Adv.
. ADVERTISEMENT.
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Rhoady Kenehan
CANDIDATE FOR
State Treasurer
Mr Itoady Kenehan. elected two
year." -d with the largest majority of
any former candidate tor the office,
created a new position in his office —
* that < nle clerk—for Father Francis
T. Bruce. In the conduct of his of
fice. Mr. Kenehan has been scrupu
lousi> ’.refill and has earned the title
"Bulldog of the Treasury." He has
been • xceptionally fair and friendly
» to the colored man and he now de
serve- your urgent consideration in
votinc >r him at the primaries. He
creat’d this position and dignified it
with representative Negro, one we
all fe< proud of —Father Bruce. A
vote Kenehan is a vote for race
advancement and a vote for race op
port’ Kenehan has shown bis
loyal o us. Will you. and you. rec
ognize it by voting for him in the
prima ■s? He is on the Democratic
tick*' Everybody vote for the watch
ful am consistent auditor and treas
urer man with broad sympathies
and a ig heart—Adv
Tie ear field ‘Agency is now under
the iva: agement of The Colored Amer
ican 1 «n & Realty Co., who will
make an honest effort to close out the
Dear tie M townsit© and settlement in
one year from date of July 4. 1914. the
time lit, according to contract, to
place cry lot and tract in the col
ony with colored people. But if we
find it cannot be sold to colored
poo pi* V that time, then we shall
have ; »pen it for sale to anyone who
may re to purchase, regardless of
race The transfer of the agency to
the nl">\e named company was made
bccaus* of the pressing demand made
upon O. T. Jackson that takes all
of his me at the Capitol. e wish
to »>v. ish in this very desirable dis
trict creditable Negro settlement
that s II be governed by themselves
e.vclusi' ely. This land Is located in
one > : ihe most fertile valleys of the
state and is provided with excellent
opportunities in the way of railroads,
water, soil and climatic conditions
This i- an excellent opportunity to
demonstrate our ability in handling
t municipal affairs, as well as to lend a
. helping hand in the development of
the state. Mr. Harris, the state land
appraiser, just returned from the set
* t lenient with, n most excellent report
‘ of the rogress that is being made by
the farmers in general Now is your
3 time to buy, as this land will never
- be any cheaper.
' COLORED AMERICAN LOAN AND
, REALTY CO.
| 1027 21st St.. Denver. Colo.
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Remember every dollar you spend
in Dearfield. Colorado, you may spend
lit again.
Phone Champa 3161 All WorK {Guaranteed
Hawthorne, The Tailor
Cleaning, Pressing,£ Repairing and Dyeing
Goods Called for and Delivered
2657 WELTON STREET DENVERICOLORAIM)
THE LEADER
We are now pleased to announce to
the public that we are located at our
new home, 2108 Larimer street, in
quarters more commodious and con
venient. We have an especially fine
line of hair goods and toilet acces
sories. Hair dressing according to
the latest modes. A call is all we
ask, as we are sure we can please
you.
HALLOWELL AND JOHNSON
Mrs. Viola Johnson, Prop.
J. R. Hallowell. Manager
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® Artists Electrical Massage
Bolden Bros. Barber Shop
RUFUS EOLDEN, Manage:
nVICK SERVICE
926 NINETEENTH STREET DENVER, COLO
Near Curtis . ~ Phone Main 4052 C
MONET TO LOAN
Chattels
We Loan Lots of Money to Anybody, $lO, $l5, $2O, $25,
‘530,1 $4O, $5O, $65, $75, $lOO or more on your fur
niture, pianos, sewing machines, ranges, teams, cattle, dairies*
farm implements, store fixtures, income lands, lots, or any
thing else of value, all left in yeu possession; very secret,
private and quick; in one hour all done; plenty clerks and
auto go any place.
2945 Larimer Street
Phone Main 1083 Office Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m
C. H. SHIRLEY, Pres J. C. HAMPSON.JV.-P
PAULOJ.OSHIRLEY, Sec. and Treas.,
The Co.
Incorporated
Leaders in Prescriptions
Store No. i Store No. 2
2701 WELTON ST. 26th AND WELTON