The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02

S~>.' "hftah wi q Y III
Butte. h great mines he has devel-
oped and the monster shelters he has
constructed. He said That II Mr.. Clark
IL elected he win erect q History build
ing In Butte next hummer II thought
Mr.. Clark was a democrat" called out
q citizen in The rear OF the hall. mo,
SIR. I deny II emp~haticaily," said Mr..
Taylor. Mr.. Clark Is not a demo-
crat. He IL just as good a republican
as you or I. The story that Mr.. Clark
is a democrat is a campaign iie."
Here William Thompson, ex-mayor
OF Butte. pulled Taylor's coat tail and
said In q whisper. which could be heard
all over he house: Yes. Clark Is a
democrat. but he II boiling the demo-
cratic party"
"Oh, yes" said Mr.. Taylor. address
ing the audience. IT am mistaken. Mr..
Clark has been a democrat, but If q
democrat no longer. He has bolted the
party because II would not elect him
United States senator. and now he is
the republican candidate for senator.
Vote the republican ticket and for
CinFh TOT the the senate.
What about silver" the speaker
was asked.
Silver In not an issue in this cam
paign." said the speaker, and sat
down.
William Thompson then spoke. He
accused the Anaconda company OF
crimes without number. He denied
that Mr.. Clark was the republican can
didate for senator. He was merely in
Montana to purify politics. He said
that the Anaconda company is en-
pioying altogether too many men. II
Is a crime for anybody to employ so
many men in one community as Mar
u DAILY is employing. 1t is a shame
and an outrage. If elected senator he
would favor the passage OF a bill re-
stricting corporations to the employ
ment of not more than 200 men at one
time"
silver, silver. ak silver" called an
impatient auditor.
Yes. tell us about silver. We're ALI
other.
silver. silver" was the the cry all
over the house.
Mr.. Thompson requested that ne be
not interrupted. as he forgot his speech
when interrupted. He accused the
company OF having bought
up all the lumber in theeountry.
We'll. that's NICE said a citizen who
beside the fiddler. waiting for a
to dance. Here Thompson
sells his lumber yard to the Anaconda
company for an enormous sum and
then d%enounces the Anaconda company
buying II OF HIM"
The constable declared he was going
to arrest the whole party for enticing
the citizens to the hall under false pre-
lenses.
George NJ. Allen. candidate for asses
sor. o him u and pacined him.
There was a speech by A. N. Yoder and
the meeting broke up.
The silver republicans yesterday
John Nance in nomination for |
ONCE OF sheriff in place Of John r.
induced. and Charles A. Lyford
was nominated for the vacancy on the
ticket in place OF Charles
induced. The nominations
were filed with the county clerk yes
There will be three political meetings
IN Butte tonight. There will be a
grand rally of the democrats at Ma
CURES opera house. The Silver Bow
club and the Copper Hill band
will be In attendance. There win be
speeches by Hon. c. b. Nolan of Hell
ena and Capt. Frank Higgins Of Mis-
This will be Colonel Nolan.s f,rst
speech In this campaign. He has Just
returned from the East and can give
the latest news about political line-ups
and complexion OF the parties on the I
silver question and the prospects for |
silver.
Captain Higgins has Just returned
the front. having been the leader
OF Missoula's company OF rough riders.
and he will have something Of interest
to tell about the war and it's con-
duct.
The silver republicans will have a
rally at the Auditorium TO be addressed
by mate Lee Mantle and Hon. e. d.
of Helena.
The gold republicans viii have a rally
at Meaderville to be addressed by Hon.
Marshall OF Missoula. republican
candidate for congressman.
IkQUESTS HELD.