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Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
. OWN REMEDY.
Mona No Ordinary Remedy-Gusr-
sutee Bond With Every Boz.

The unusual way in which WoOld-
ridge & Purdy, one Of Mexicos most
reliable druggists. sell Mi-o-na, empha-
sizes The fact that this remedy pos
SeSSes unusual merits. Read the fol-
lowing guarantee that they give with
every package Of Mona they sell and
see how plain and positive it iss-"If
Mona does not cure you Of dyspepsia,
we viii retgn your money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
HOme.Seekers Excursion.

Leave Mexico, NO., Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 20, 1904, at i1:O6 q. m. to Stutt-
CART, Arkansas, round trip 5000.
Board and livery bin free at Stuff
CART.
This excursion is for home-seekers
and land buyers only.
Stuttgart is in the heart Of Grand
Prairie, Arkansas, fine climate, water
and roads, rich soil and good crops
For further information call at our
Office at once
DRAKE & THRELKELD,
once: Windsor Building,
dit Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

THE st. Louis Star on last Sunday
contained a page article 10 reference
TO the 'Mules Of Missouri" The ar
ticle was illustrated with pictures OF
Queen" lately owned by Mr.. Barnes,
and q pair OF ''crackerjacks," owned
by B. r. Middleton, OF this city. When
1t comes TO stock OF any kind Audrain
county is right In the ''push
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

UNITED STATES SENATOR JOSEPH
w. BAILEY, Of Texas, will speaDin
Mexico and one or two other points In
Missouri during the campaign. Sena-
tor Bailey should be greeted II Mexi-
co with the largest gathering Of Dem
ocrats ever assembled in this city. He
is a fine orator and an able statesman.
Arrangements should be made 50 that
all can hear him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
Catarrh Cannnt be Cnred

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach The seat Of the disease. catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease. and in order to cure it
you must al fate nal remedies. Halle
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts di-
rsctiy onthe blood and mucous surfaces Han's
catar h Cure is nota qaack medicine. 1t was
prescribed By one OF the best physicians In this
country for years and is regular prescription.
IL is composed Of the best tonics known, COM
binsd vita the best blood purifiers, acting d.
rechy On the Mucous surfaces. The perfect
OF the two Ingredients 10 what pro-
1uces such wonderful results 10 curing oatarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
~ CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold By ~druggista, price &c.
Halls Family Pulls are The best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

CHAUScY l. FnLEY, the old-time
Republican boss of Missouri, has re-
pudiate1 WaIbridge on account OF the
ex-mayor's alliance with Ed Butler.
Filley is president Of q st. Louis Good
Government Club. he says: 1--WE are
maintaining our self-respect by re-
fusing TO indorse this man and are
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

THE LEDGER joins the people Of
Mexico in extending cordial cOngratu-
lations to Circuit Clerk William
Morris who on Sunday afternoon,
September IL, was married 10 Miss
Olive Mason, one Of Mexico's most
popular young ladies. Here's 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Morris. May they live long
and prosper,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
curSTY CHarRWsHJ Srppur

CoUSTr CHAIRMAN J. N.SrErHKss
Is arranging TO sppoint an executive
comnittee with headquarters IN Mex
leo. 70 have charge OF the Democrats
campaign in this county. Speakers
will visit al the school houses, and an
effort win be made to get out a full
vote Chairman Stephens is very
much in earnest about this matter,
and viii have the cordial assistance OF
every Democrat in the county TO in
crease the majority for the whole
ticket in Audrain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
William MePhserern Dead.

The remains OF Vim. McPheeters, OF
Hatton, who was injured by a street
car In St Louis recently and died
there Thursday, were brought to Au-
drain county for burial. He did not
regain consciousness after the fall
from the street car Wednesday.
The accident happened near the
home Of his sister, whom be vas visit
ing and attending the fair.
Deceased was q bachelor about SO
years OF age and run a store at Hatton,
where be was well known and deeply
liked.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

COUNTY CHAIRMAN J n. STEPHENS
has called 8 meeting Of the Demo
cratic executive and finance commit
tee to be held in Mexico on Saturday,
September "a. There should be q full
attendance and the campaign well ar
ranged in detail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

Buy a Radient Home bard coal base
burner, and be prepared for the win.
ter, and whatever It may bring. II is
economical, easily regulated, and
means solid comfort 70 the user.
Ferris & Cauthorn have this line OF
heaters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

TEE M~artinsbarg Enterprise edi-
torislly says: tFThe Mexico LEDGER,
under the management Of R. NJ.
White, has passed its 2sth milestone.
Brother White is a fine fellow and is
shaping the destinies OF one Of the
best papers that comes to our table.
Long may the LEDGER live and pros
nar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
the S0th Day of Sspisnl
A. D., 1904,
sour Stomach.

When the quantity Of food taxa
too large or the quality too Ticn'
stomach is likely to follow sHs
pecially so II the digestion hs
weakened By constipation. Eat sO.
and not too freely OF easily oie
food. Masticate the food thoEous
Let five hours elapse between no
and when you feel a fullneS
weight In the region OF the s'oD
after eating, take Chamoen
Stomach aud Liver Tablets anO
sour stomach mag be ayoldeo'
sale by Buckner & whitney
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
CHEAP

II you want a good cheap Home or Investment go with us to Arkansas
we ave excursion rates the LIST and 3d Tuesdays of each month. We can sci
u lanu nat Will double in value in a few years, because they are now very
lu 1s. au ne OF excellent quality well adapted to the growth Of corn, timothy,
ana REQ clover, and is unsurpassed for fruit.
D climate Is excellent, winters short and mild. Seeding and planting
done month earlier than here.
II Is conceded by most men who are interested in the land trade that
the tide OF immigration from the East and North Isl directed more 10 Arkansss
IMAM any otner country. Now is your opportunity.
we refer by permission to Mr.. M. P. Carpenter who has made large In.
vestments in this section Of country.
Below IS a sample Of the lands we are offering, which are located near
Town o six thousand inhabitants Schools and churches arc numerous
and convenient: 'ae nuherOps
NJ I-o0 acres uninproved bottom land, 3 miles ont. s750
per acre. 'A" II miles OUT
half cash. PO'O ~ mics OUT sioOO
hood, $1,000. "0So y" ou neghDor
NO 6E24G second bottom, 80 in cultivation, we'll fepced. fair houso
good neighborhood, 2 miles out, SIT So ""e'
NJ - acres unimproved, second bottom, 2 miles out s9o M
w. Iowa acres good creek bottom, 60 acres In cultivation good honso
barn all under fence 1t miles out s22 30 s"" "ouSe
NO. S-975 acres, first bottom. G9 in cul,ivatio, A..
~ biytheVih; half cash; price 500 90 per acre. ""
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ON US.
HOPKINS & EDMONDS.|
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

AZ least EfU Audrain county girls
sb0uld attend Hardin College and the
sane number q Audrzin boys should
attend the Missouri Military Academy.
Pztrouize yoGr local schools There
are none better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

TIE Higginsylne REol J~efeSousan
bM been enlarged, and in every way
Substantially improved J. G. Gee gets
cut one Of the best country papers In
the State
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
Republican SPEAKING.

Hons. Cyrus P. Walbridge, Selden
P. Spence, D. Pat Dyer, Herbert S.
Haddley and other prominent Re-
publieans speakers will address the
citizens of Mexico and vicinity at the
Court House Tuesday, September 20,
1904, al 2 p. m. and s p. m. All are
cordially invited to hear State and
National issue delivered by these able
gentlemen. dtd-w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

true to the higher principle Of the
organization. The Rsr=Aas.e r...y
with the Representatives Of this I'M
holy alliance Is Fgfss sAan the Demo
cratic party
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

There is nj long continued treat
ment when Mi-ona is used. Its action
is quick and complete. Rarely is
more than a months treatment need
ed TO effect q cure, even in the most
serious and complicated disorders Of
the digestive system.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
PUBLIC SALE

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
Having sold my farm, | will sell al
public sale atsaid farm, 81 miles north,
east Of Benton City, Mo-, on Wednes
day, September 81, 1904, the following
described property:
THREE GOOD MARES,
lin foal by a Jack.
TWENTY-EINE HEAD HOGS,
Consisting Of 10 head hogs and IA
head shoats.
ONE GOOD MILK COW.
Household Goods Too Numerous to
Mention.
MY FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting Of one Farm Wagon, one
Combined X. and w. C~ultivator, III
Breaking Pillow, n pair three-horse
Doubletree, one Corn Planter, one
Hawking Valley Seed Drill, one Cham
pion Mower, M Buggy, one three
section Harrow, one set Double HaF-
ness, ~ set Single Harness, one
Saddle and Bride.
About So Acres Corn In Field. About
Is Tons Good Hay in Stack.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF six
months will be given on all sums Of
$40 or over, purchaser giving bankable
note bearing six per cent Interest from
date; under $40, cash.
J. W. HINES.
j, N. STEPHENS, Aactiopeer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

GoSKEN0R DocKEgT Is g0ng 70
take An active part fl The campaign
IN Missouri The Governor : q spasn-
did speaker. . thoru2gh organizer and
. Ans c2mpaigner, and viii get re
r-.atn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

Mrs. Smith DeMuth, after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Kunkel, left the first OF the week for
her home near Hastings, Nebraska.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
Card of Thanks.

We desire, through the columns Of
the LEDeER, to thank our dear friends
and neighbors for their many kind
nesses to US in the last sickness and
death of our dear mother.
SADIE BoNsALL.
MARY BONsALL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
PUBLIC SALE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1904

On the above date l will sell at
public auction at my place at Rush
Hill, No., the following personal pro-
perry, to-wit:
60-HEAD OF CATTLE-oO
Consisting of 10 two-year-old steers:
Ia yearling steers, extra good; Balance
choice cows and heifers.
20 HEAD OF HORSES and MULES
Mostly mares in foal by the French
draft stallion hore Flageolet. One
saddle horse, best on earth.
Lots Of sows and pigs; Twenty
head Of choice sheep; Some farm
implements.
TERMS: Credit six months, seven per
cent interest. Positively no reflections
or by-biddlng.
J. N. RossHR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

EVERY Democrat Ia the county
should assist the COMMITTEES in arzng-
log for Q Thorough canvass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
GUARANTEE

We hereby agree TO refund the
money paid for Mona on return
Of the empty box, IL the purchaser
tells Us that it has failed 10 cure
dyspepsia or stomach troubles. This
guarantee covers two SOC boxes, or
months treatment.
Signed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
GRAND
Dispersion Sale
POLAND CHINA and
D~UR0CJERSEY HOGS!
Thursday, September q, 1904,
AT the White Cloud Breeding
Farm, 7 miles west Of Fulton
and A miles north of Caring
ton, Missouri.

AT which time and place l will sell
45 head Of choicely bred POLAND
CHINA and Is head OF DUR00JER-
SEYS, consisting of 5 fall and year
ling bears and 10 fall and yearling
sows. They represent the leading
families of both breeds. They are
sired by such bears IS Galloway Cor
rected, by Corrected; KleveI's Thick
Set, by Thick Set; Perfection's Model,
by Chief Sanders; Goldbug, by
Tecumseh; King, Orion, Jr., by
Orion; Bob Fitz, by Golden d; and
others. They are Of the large growthy
kind with plenty quality, In good
breeding condition, as l brought most
of my breeding stock with me from
Nebraska last fall. They represent
the cream Of my labors for twenty
years as a breeder of pure bred hogs.
Sale under cover. Nopostponement.
Free entertainment and free trans
portation to and from the farm to
those from a distance. Sale begins at
11o'clock. Dinner served by the ladies
OF the White Cloud Church.
TERMS: Cash or bankable note.
to the sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
She[iffs Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of specs
execution for back taxes and eh1
Issued from the Office Of the CleiE :
the Circuit Court OF Andrain Oounn.
Missouri, Teturnable at the Septenm
term, 1904, OF said Court aud Y
directed In favor Of the state Of ~
souri, at the relation and TO The ux !
Albert Harrison. : collector o. J.
revenue OF AudTain County, MlS0sa
and agaist Elizabeth Brown and
Bradshaw, | have levied upon :.
seized all the right, title, Interest y
claim OF the said Elizabeth BFosn y
Title Bradshaw OF, In and TO the iS|
ing described Real Estate, to.slt
Lot l. block Z, LaddS' addlIEa
Mexico, Missouri. All lying ana ~
In the said County, and State o.
souri,; aud | will, on
Friday the 30th Day of Ssptsns
A. D., 1904.
ct being the eleventh day Of
Circuit Court OF said County, @m
the hours OF nine O'Clock 10 The y
noon and FIVE O'Clock 10 the aitelD
Of that day, at the east front ~
House door, In the City OF hs's
County OF Audrain aforesaid, sen
same, or so much thereof as may
qulred, at public vendue, TO zoe Y
est bidder for cash In hand lsuoler
prior liens and Judgments
satisfy said execution and coSt;
IDS QUINCY JAMIE
Sheriff OF Audrain County, nv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

The UsKSowS HEiRs, Assres.
DEvisEEs on john H. Hupnv, ~
DECEASED, AND ALI fpvn1os
CLAIMING OR VINO MIepT ~
ny, THRoUen on UNDEn TIA
EITHER or THEN, AND vmon&o
HupDELsoNs THE WIDOW on !
Jons u. HroDELsoN .DefeaS aAln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
NOTICE OF
Sheriff's Sale in Partition

NANCY LEWIS, BETTY NICHOLS, Con
NELIA GRoss, SALLIE ANN HAvI
KINs AND RACHAEL HENDERSON
PLAINTIFF
vs.
TEANIE HENDERSON AND GEORGE 81
PRICE. ........ Defendants
In the Circuit Court OF Andni3
County, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

syvyvyvWs sMgyMsssVs NM
no you want to increase your BANk Ii
II SO, read this advertisement carefully. hottsekespefs
should look over the 99c STORE add, for who knows how
much we may be able to save you in a years time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
Friday the 30th day of Ssptsnbl
A. d., 1904,

between the hours of nine O'Clock 4
the forenoon and five O'Clock 10 ID
afternoon of that day, at the east fra'
door Of the Court House, in the ctl
OF Mexico in Audrain County NJ
souri,, sell, at public yendue, TO "
highest bidder, the following descTe
ed Real Estate, viz; -
East 0ne-half Of lot four ~ ola
four (4) Ladd's Addition 10 Mexico 4
the County Of Audraln and the Saf
Of Missouri,
Terms Of sale as follows, viz ca.
in hand. QUINCY JAMES.
ids Shsfif
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

BY virtue and authority Of a deere
and order Of sale made by the n
Court, In the above entitled cause, M
Of a certified copy thereof, dated AHg1
ust IL, 1904, / will, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15

See letter from #. A. Fewell In this
issue. Wits
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
YOUR ORDER
FOR GROCERIES
Will be filed correctly and
promptly if left with us.

Salmon-haye you ever tried Salt
Salmon, they are delicious. Soak
in water over night and fry in
butter, nothing better. Come in
and see them, only. ........1 0c Id.
Nice size Mackerai, 3for. .25c.
Extra large White Fish, 3 for. .25c.
Have your neighbors told you OF that
good Light Bread at Smiths?
Why not try a loaf, only. ~. Sc
We are anxious to please you, try US.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-09-15
LLOYD v. PROUTY.

Col. ]. West Jonesl
Col. j. W.NSparks iA~uctioneers.
Col. /. w. Holman '
]. A. Leavell Quad.
E. L. Koontz eIA
The sun., 1904-07-18

assured, II not on the first, certainly on the
second ballot.
Ihs situation was copper riveted on
July 9 when Maryland Virginia and. West
virginia declared for Parker in the morning.
before the first session OF the convention
y. was held, in which Cleveland's name, men,
TONED by Temporary Chairman Williams,
was received with thunderous applause
Asting l3 minutes and IS seconds. 1t was
- nat day also that the new national
committee was elected favorable to Judge
Parker and Judge Parker's friends, that
senator Bailey Of Texas declined to be per-
manent chairman OF the convention and
Sol' Guney started his boom for Gov
Dockery for Vice-President. Turner had
been dropped. 1t was on this day also
mat 1t was candidly admitted for the first
time that had not Mr.. Hill insisted on the
instructions for Judge Parker at the Albany
convention on April IS. Mcclellan might
nave run OF with the delegation because Of
'he strength he had in other States.
~ was also on July Q that the platform
builders began to get to work. Senator
John W, Daniel Of Virginia had been elected
chairman Of the committee on resolutions
winch had been named In the first session
OF tho convention. Senator Daniel ap-
pointed Subcommittee Of eleven to pre-
pare platform to be submitted to the full
committee OF fifty members. Those on the
sab-oommittee were: Mr.. Hill of New York.
r; Bryan Of Nebraska, B. F. shively Of
indiana, Charles g. Hamlin Of Massachu-
fs's' Representative Williams Of Mis-
s,Ss'pri ex-Cov. Robert 3. Pattison Of
! rshnsyivanis, EI-Repressntadvs Bsaja.
nun T. Cable Of Illinois, John r. Poe Of
Maryland sI-Unitsd States Senator Henry
The sun., 1904-07-18
SCHUMANN-HEINK HERE.
The Singer Tells Mere OF Plans for Comic
Opera Appearance.

Nine. Schumann- -Heink, sprightly and
emotional, despite weight and weather, ar
rived yesterday from Hamburg aboard the
Hamburg-American liner Hamburg. She
was met by F. G. Whitney, who will be her
manager for the next three years; william
Rapp, her personal representative, and
Paul C. Fischer, whose wife. Daisy Fischer,
came here with the contralto.
Nine. Heink kissed the men all around
and then told the reporters what she had
going to do. She said abe had been busy
at her villa near Dresden since she went
away from New York In June, and that she
had attended the wedding OF her eldest
daughter, Charlotte, to Dr. Grief Of Saxony.
She mentioned that she had seven other
children. and the reporters declared, with
a great show Of gallantry, that it could not
be. as she was positively too young. The
radiance of the contralto's face thereupon
reflected 90 fine glow on her blue dress
that the Ship News expert on sunsets said
that they were beaten to death.
On the way to Cuxhaven to take ship Nine.
Schumann-Heink said that she had receiv ed
three pressing teegrams. one from the
Frau Cosima Wagner and the other from
Director Mahlen OF Vienna. all asking her
10 please come and do something for them.
Bat how could she. when she had promised
to come here and sing? She Is going to
Ocean Grove, then to Atlantic City, where
she will sing in public concert, and then to
Newport, where she will be heard in private
concert Later. she will appear at the
musical festival at Milwaukee. On Aug.
she will return to New York and begin
rehearsiAg for the comic opera OF Loves
Lottery" the music Of which was written
by Julian Edwards and the libretto by Stanis-
laus STANCE. Nine. Schumann-H Heink de-
clared that her entrance into comic opera
would not affect her standing as a singer In
grand opera, TO which she felt sure she
could return whenever she liked.
Another passenger by tho Hamburg was
Director Leon Wanhsner Of the Pabst
Theatre IN Milwaukee.
The sun., 1904-07-18
4-YEAR-OLD EXPLORES Waldorf.
A Little Thing in white Who Feels at Home
Anywhere.

Dressed all in white, four-year-old Flor
ence Obst Of $40 West Forty-third street
was sent out on the street to play yesterday
after her noon dinner.
She strolled over to Eighth avenue and
found that thoroughfare 30 lively COM
pared to her own street that she thought
she might as we'll 60 further. Her lone
exploration tour finally brought her to
Fifth avenue and the Waldorf-Astoria
loomed big before her. She saw many
persons entering the hotel and she went
in, too, and trotted about the corridors
having the time OF her life.
Every once in a while she was held up
by somebody, who would insist on shaking
hands and asking her name. Florence
wasn't the least bit shy. She couldn't
give her last name but she knew her first
name was Florence and she said 30.
She wandered about the hotel for an hour
or more. The hotel sleuths looked her over
critically and she was so bright and clean
they concluded she was living at the hotel.
1t bored Florence after an hour or 90
and she found her way TO the street through
the Thirt fourth street door. She made
for the Filth avenue corner and stood at the
curb waiting for a chance TO cross.
.where are you going, little giri9' asked
Policeman Conboy.
Il want my mamma. Use lost replied
Florence.
Conboy took her into the hotel but no one
knew her there, although dozens OF people
remembered seeing her,
Il don't live here said Florence. IN.
house isn't near 30 big
The bluecoat escorted Florence over to
the Tenderloin station. Every policeman
in sight made friends with her Florence
had a good time, for the blueooats sent out
and bought candy and fruit for her. She
enjoyed her afternoon immensely.
neiehborhood In which they live for her.
They visited every friends house but they
could get no trace OF Florence. Finally,
they went to the police OF the West Forty
seventh street station. A general alarm
for Florence was sent from there and when
it reached the Tenderioin station Florenoe's
holiday was at an end. Her father called
and took her home.
The sun., 1904-07-18
CIVIL WAR ROMANCE.

Woman Who warned . Lieutenant Of
Danger in 1904 Becomes His Bride.
DEs MoINEs, Ia, July l7.-As the cul-
mination Of q civil war romance q. r..
Merrill Of Geneva has gone to Charleston,
Mo-, to marry Mrs. r. A. Campbell. Dur
ing the fall Of 1862 Lieut.. Merrill was sta
toned near Charleston. A young girl
came from her fathers farm and warned
the sprghtiy officer that Gen. Morgan was
sending q superior force TO effect his
capture.
From that time to this the two have
never seen each other. It was only . few
weeks ago that he found her and . corre-
spendenos sprsnf up which has the wedding
- its result.
The sun., 1904-07-18
Three BOY, Drowned in q Private Ressvssr.

Ivan, and Gerald and George Cowan,
years old, twin brothers, sons Of John W.
Cowan, were drowned yesterday after.
noon In tho private reservoir attached
10 the summer homo OF tho late AnAfVw H.
Green.
The sun., 1904-07-18

~
OF Missouri had been selected; Chairman
Daniel and number Of others advised Mr..
Hill that In Difference to Mr.. Bryan's wishes
the so-called money plank ought to be elimi-
mated. Mr. Hill. however, would not agree
to this until Mr.. Bryan withdrew his income
tax plank and all the other planks which. as
Mfr. Hill said afterward, would have greatly
ieoparded Judge Parker's nomination.
All those who advised Mr. Hill to acquiesce
in the withdrawal Of the money plank SUBJ
mitted by the subcommittee told him that
they were for Parker's nomination, but that
they could not 90 back to their constituents
and cell them that they had stultified them
selves as to the money plank Of 1896 and
1900 80 It was finally agreed between Mr.
Hill and, his friends and Mr.. Bryan and his
friends that all mention Of the money ques-
ton should be eliminated from the platform
which was to be submitted to the conven-
ton for final adoption. The money plank
OF the subcommittee was then voted down
vote OF 80 TO Is.
Most of the platform committee went
TO bed at noon on July &. All were utterly
wearied by the all night session and The
fierce debates. The convention had .
thirty minute session in the morning and
adjourned to 8 o'clock In the evening.
Champ Clark swung the gavel a. perma-
nent chairman and Senator Daniel. chair
man OF the platform committee, read the
platform and moved the previous question
and the platform wcs quickly adopted.
Mr.. Littleton then put Judge Barker in
nomination and all Of the other candidates
Hearst, olney. Cookrell, Wall, Gray and
Miies-were put In nomination. The demon
strations for Parker. Hearst and Cook
rell were the events Of the night. Ths
seconding speeches became - tirssoms
that the convsution adopted Q rssolut3ou