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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

Injuries Were Fatal-Robert III. Graham,
2657 Grand street NE, assistant yardmas-
ter for the Northern Pacific, died this
morning from conclusion Of the brain. He
was run down by an engine in the yards
last Thursday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

Stamp Collectors to Meet-A meeting Of
the Minneapolis Stamp Collectors club
will be held Friday evening at the office
of e. S. Stebbins, GA Masonic Temple. A
competitive exhibit on the postal issues
of France. Belgium and Luxembourg will
be held.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

Next Symphony Date--By an oversight,
the date Of the next symphony orchestra
concert was announced for Friday, Feb. 16,
when as a fact the 18th falls on Tuesday,
which is the date set for the concert. It
will be held in Wesley church, with Ruby
Cutter Savage assisting soprano.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

Stamp Sales GainIng-Postoffice stamp
sales for January show material sain
over the business Of last year. This
years business, for the month amounted
to 500. 1880 while last years sales for
the same period We're $92,SS7.96, gain Of
So S45 49,. 49, .E"f
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-03

Elevator Empoye Hurt--George Con-
merry, I'll Adams street NE. had his left
hand badly injured while working with the
machinery at the Diamonds elevator. this
morning. He was taken to ST. Marys hos
pital where his middle finger was ampu-
tated. The physicians hope to save his
hand altho it is doubtful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
Correct PHILOSOPHY Regarding Dali
ness Of Bustness.

A. tho dero. ss1 day. since citizen
remarked 10 Hen. J. n. Crowley that tho
afohihs,soa e.anss had ruined Rocky Ford.
Mf Crowley answered that tho town
locked good 10 him. ard referred 20 The
nas esmsn, sidewalks neaf the depot
The hns park aiong the track. the add
;inaai water sga3ly. etc. Tho rssosrtef
~as ;ha, Rocky Ford has been taiifed IN
business ~ay. Ne. Crowley assed In
reply 70 the pfohias;sanis;s were 10 blame
for The poor crops Of las. season and for
the early sfos, which killed large pto-
portion Of ,hs esn;sls1pes7 PSsblo vas
dull when the steel works closed. and la
Jgn,a ~hsn the shops barusd. but all The
~hils both we're well supplied with ss-
looms. Business has been dull in Rocky
Ford because las. year was ;he eootes;
the farmers had had for many years. the
tf1i; efos being practically all killed. Mr..
Crowley did nos mention this fast which
Illustrates the extent o. the loss caused
by the late tfoss las, year; In 1902 Geo.
Esber,. Of Grand Valley. sold $500 worth
o. peaches. In 1925 he sold none. !, Is
such shrinksges as this which has given
dull times TO Rocky Ford merchants.
And. in spite Of the dirninu;ion Of farmers
incomes. the trade Of Rocky Ford will
compare savosably with that Of any town
in the valley. In this connection Il may
Be well TO mention tha, Mr.. Cro~lsy's
personal losses BY shs late FROST Of 1908
were several thousand doliars.1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
Rocky Fsea cssesrs Basa.

The band gave oos Of thsir delightful
concerts On The streets Decoration Day
evening. The boys are in much dnss
condition now than ever bsefs. ~ they
have very recently sddsd . number Of
good musicians 70 the band. Mr.. Larry.
. eosnst player. recently from Durango.
10 now In their ranks. and Fred c. Wolfe.
their suphoaium solosss. returned . few
days since from Sssundo. whore he has
bssn In service with Co. E. Ed kouns
arrived from Fort Collins yesterday. He
10 member In the capacity Of . ssxe-
phoas player.
The band ~iii give an ses cream social
In tho old park next Friday evening. June
10. Everybody shocld turn eu, ard give
the boys their deserved encouragement.
a. they have saeeee'ieo in giving our
citizens bard Q. which hey Can Justly
be proud.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

With this issue the Enterprise enters
upon its eigh;sen;h year. During r;s first
siS years numerous changes Of editors
were made. bu; Il has row been under
one management for eleven years. The
Enterprise has ever been faithful work
or for the material development Of the
valley. and has been an important factor
in intueinS immigration and in every way
prornu;ing the pfessn; splendid develop
fnen; o. the valley. The substantial sup
por; accorded The Enterprise By the busi-
ness interests Of Rocky Ford. and BY the
psorle in swelling It's subscription lis'. at
tss, ,ha. hard work has no, been wi,heu,
fair reward.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
September 6, =, 8, 9
Asrsnssmsnts sro 0sxns Assdo for the rest
Fair Of tbO 0OSi00.

Of the fair director. decided hold -four days fair
Of ssp;smbsr
Friday wassron Day will b
usual N Thursday. this will b sspsmbsr Q.
devoted making Of entries placing Of exhibits
trouble hnding time
exhibits before arrival Of the bg wsssrmoa Day crowds
second Of the fair
wermen Day .ss
the psi.s~ and
for
lie, ,of f~hieh with as q completed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The fair directors held q meeting re-
Gently TO plan for the coming fair. Super
tsndsn's Of departments were appointed
largely ,hOse who have served in the
past The meeting was an enthusiastic
one. The presen; remarkably fns asrieui-
tural outlook giving cause for the belief
that the fair Of 1904 is 10 be an unusually
successful one. The feesn, organization
OF a racing circuit will proven, any
elashing Of dates and secure a larger en-
try Of fss, horses than ever before.
Rocky Ford's Fair and wststrnelon Day
have become state affairs and are enjoy
ing growing attendance and popularity.
as evidenced by the success Of last year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Agitators will quote the threadbare
plati,ute: Wealth belongs 10 the pro-
Queer thereof and then proceed on the
principle ;hs, the man who does the man
ual labor Of production is the sole pro-
Queer. The claim is merely an appeal TO
dense ignorance. The fac, IS ,ha, manual
labor is a small part Of the work Of pro-
due;ion-in short, f brains, experience.
nerve and capital did no; combine 70 lead
The way manual labor wo1ld not even
have the chance 20 become a part Of
modern production Sslids Record.
Tne city has arranged to use The water
from the bF surface well for sprinkiing
tre streets which will insure larger sup
9ly oi a~tesian water for domestic use
and lawns. However. up tc date there
has been no lack Of artssian wstsr fer all
purposes.
Surstintsndsnt Of Parks Bark'ey is
making \ Decided Improvement in the old
pars oy making rev Erass pots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The state sn,srsainmsn. committee for
the State Sunday School convention is
receiving notices Of coming delegations,
and the promise is that the attendance
~ill be large. The local committees have
their work well in hand and the states
Sunday school workers will Be well cared
for. Our citizens should plan for credit
able display Of the eoasen,iou's eolors-
red and ~hise-durins the convention.
June ll.o l6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The city council Is making as RAPID
progress a. possible IN the direction OF
the sewer proposition. All tho legal re-
aasfefusn,s o. tho statute arc ssins com
Piled with as tss, as legally permissible.
a, the las, council msstns a resola'ion
was adopted defining ;hs ol;ii-cs Of the
sewer disuse:. and a; tho sasliss; alio~a-
bio meeting an ordnance will Be ,asd The
frs, time ard submitted 10 the voters tot
their approval. The indications are ;ha;
the proposed system will fnse; with the
approval Of large majority Of property
owners. A sawsf system IN connection
with or enc water sapply will add much
TO tho hsal,h.ulnsss and present general
a,,rse.issnsss Of Rocky Ford as place
Of residence. Public spirited citizens are
looking at the matter IN that Ugh; and the
sewer proposition is gong 10 nss; with
popular favor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

There arc few u any towns in Colorado
Of the si.e Of Rocky Ford which have as
fine. prcsen, and prospective parks. The
old park mot ys, namedi Is now a bsausi-
Sui ono. The trees arc OF the choicest
kinds and have attained size TO furnish
sbundsn, shade. This park Is now .
popular place Of plsssurabls resort and
will annually increase in assrastssnsss.
The new park mot yet nsmsdD is making
remarkably RAPID growth. Ths trees ~.
ou, this spring are all doing finely and
the grass plots ditto. The location OF
this park adjoining the depot 10 ps'siea-
lasly advantageous one. Santa Fs pas
ssnssrs, seeing such beautiful display
Of forest trees and grass wili have pleas
an, and lasting memories Of Rocky Ford.
That park 10 good Investment for the
city Aside from hs value - . pleasant
resort for our own people. And last bot
not least. Is the Swink Park In Park ad-
dis,on. In this square Senator Svink has
planted . large variety Of shade and or
nansn,ai trees and ~hsn h shall es
thrown open 10 the public will b most
attractive place With our wealth Of
shade trees ali over The city and the beau
sssl parks. Rocky Ford ~iii continue TO
yin the admirinr attention Of all visitors
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The parents Of se~ misehevious boys
can save themselves a rrea; deal Of
trouble BY warning their boys no; TO In
any manner tampsr with the U. S. mail
boxes. The scratching ard defaeing Of
tho urns cards on the boxes subiee;s the
offender 10 . heavy fine. And ~hen in
tho ros,et.iss lobby boys should keep
their hands of the boxes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Tho Melon City Lodge No. ~. A. o. U.
W.. is pfespsfins. Ore new application
was received az the meeting Wednesday
evening and others will como in soon. as
well as other members by transfer. A,
this meeting o. e. Tingley was elected
guide and Judsoa A. Mccoy I. w.. TO fill
vacancies. Tho lodge has a nicely
furnished room over Or. vanBussifk's
store room and promises to be one Of the
most useful Of Rocky Fefd's u.any fra
tefnai societies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The outlook is that the Democratic
party is going to continue It's laundering
by declaring for the Independence Of the
Philippines. This is one OF the weakest
planks they could possibly adopt. That
the Philippines should remain under tho
control Of the United States for an indeh-
mite period is proposition that has the
hearties, endorsement Of a very large
majority Of the American people.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
Rocky roes.. New Corp. Of Te.ss.s

WoSHy roSO' NeW SOspS " seaSWSsb
The board Of education Of Rocky Ford
have elected the following teachers for
The ensuing year:
r. 3. Bolles. Superintendent.
LIBERTY BUILDING.
e. L. Ho~s,s. Principal High School.
Annie e. Dwell. Assissan, Principal
High School.
S. S. Phillips, Assis.an. Principal High
School.
Bertha Forbes. 9Th grade.
Nss,s o. Partner. 5,h grade.
Lena Weaver. 4th grade.
Ella N. Gooeh. 5rd grade.
maude Wright, 5rd grade.
Ethel Wasson. 2nd grade.
Bessie Taylor. Is; grade.
Eva Thomas.lst grade.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
v. {. Row;on. Principal
Edith Bacon. 9Th grade.
Mabel Cook. eth grade
Sylvia Brownies. sth grade
Florence Shaw. 4iS grade.
Gsrtruds Kellogg. 2Dj grade.
Marie A. Dean. les grsds.
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Sallis Frye.
Carrie Jones.
Several places are Jet to be filed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
Nseios q fsaai SsesSemeat.

In sAe Matter es the kss~se OF Gustav r.
Uesyine. deceascd
" the 18th day of June, A. D.. 1SpA. trIns oec
of the s~suiaf days of the June term OF The
Coiossso. !. ranaie < 0es6ins. sda,inissss.
tfin Of SAID estate. VIII appear hefose the
judge Of SAID cuust. present my aaal setsle-
meat - sach aiminietsatsia pray the sp-
proyai Of the sa0c. and vii then apply IN he
discharged A. such admipistsatsin. Al which
time and placc any prrsoa In interest may
afly therc b.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colo, Nay & tsA.
TArstg y. 6sRRtSo.
Aamrt Ess. uu.tav I. 8erbins, dcccssci.
gSi-Nu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The farmers are no, alone in rejoising
over gcod prospects. The stoskEnsn are
equally well pleased with the outlook
The recent rains and the succeeding
warm weather have made the grass grow
rspidI, and cattle on The range are put
Gng on lssh rapidly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

BOOKS for sale a, a bargain: En-
eyeiesseia efi,;ansea. good as now:
Modern Eissusnes tneWl. sor $50. ard
other bSsss.-sos ~ 9th ST. si-5s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Judge Palmer has decided that the ae-
ticn pi the Pueblo grand jury was leRa
and that the numerous municipal bod
lsrs must stand trial
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Mrs. !. o. SefTis. DfassmssiaS. Salts
faction guaranteed. Firs house cas-; Of
casebeet's store. 5o-s-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The chorus for the State Sunday School
convention has held several rehearsals
with coed attendance. They will meet
again at the n. E. church on Monday and
Thursday evenings and it is hoped to have
as voices at the next r, elrsal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The Demoeraey mot in county eonvsn-
ton in Rocky Ford yesterday and select
cd IL delegates TO The state convention
which meets at Pueblo June 6 TO elect
delegates TO the national convention.
Hearst was practically instructed for.
The early arriving delegates rushed the
business through before dinner 70 The
great vsaa,ion Of other delegates who ar
rived In time 70 take rart had the usual
houfA ban obaafxad.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Do you need money TO carry you Until
faIl9 Tho First National Bank can sup-
ply you. Il will pay you 10 investigate.
S2H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The young people who will present
"Borderland" next Tuesday night have
had several rehearsals and find that they
are well prepared 70 render the play in a
first-elass manner. Go and hear them,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

The hes, Bread IN town can ss soarh,
al C. 9. Forbes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

IN last weeks Enterprise appeared .
clipping from . daily paper special saying
that at . conference Of the German Bap-
uss church a. Carthage. NO.. The name of
German Bapsist was formally adopted
and that Of Dunhard discarded. Elder
kevingsr informs Us that the report was
. mistake. The name Dunkard was
never the recognized name Of the dsnomi-
nation. The name was at one time
Brethren or German Baptist but eight
years ago was changed 70 German Bap-
lis, Brethren. This name 10 no, fully
satisfactory as Il is TO a considerable sx-
tent rnisncmsr, !, . not now a Ger
man church. although many Of It's ff,sn,I
tsrs are Of German ancestry. The church
has branch in France. where. Of course,
the word German would be serious
handicap. The members do not consider
the present name permanent one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
DAVIS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
LITTLE GEN RESTAURANT
5oO ~. AassH q.
Also Furnished Rooms
Phone 22i Blue.

Notice Of Appiie alton Co Lease State
Lands.
once of the state u.srd 4
ct Lard rssta n,tssiunrrs. .
beaver. Colo. May n. VI
NOTICE n HgHgRY gtvgN that ". n.
W rcutsu. vb.se r-s-sto.scp address ts lb,rky
Ford. Cello. on May n. tsos. made srpllcastpss
No. S'z to the state Hsas,i of Land Commis-
eionefN tp lessr the following de$ctttsd
tiptvreptty Lands. situate in Usrsu g,,ssnsy.
Colorado. to.utt: syushcsst y 80 y. south
y of northeast y and sputs~ust y sc. =.
township = sputk- range - vsst! ssuth y
sey, ~ township . ssutb. sAosr - vcss-
No oth~r spptiratt"os tn teass the afpvs
June ~ tjN. NAsx u. w,ppNeVv.
Register state Buaci Land Combsisstooesp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Every farmer should grow a
lew Whippoorwill Cow Peas for
stock feed. Get the seed Of Bur.
rell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03

Csc New La6ss and Dress Trim IL,
minrs Just in. this sale .--- .---.. III
a: Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-03
REPUBLICAN TICKET

ron ruTIDEST
THFoDOHE ROOSEVELT
ron CuSdurss esp pIsTHicr
II. -. IIOGG
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
Given Farewell Dinner.

DR.. George Franklin Shiels, who is
soon TO depart for the East, where he
will reside in the future, was the hon
ored guest of the faculty of the San
Francisco Plyclinic last evening at d
farewell dinner given at the Palace
Hotel. The affair was presided over
by DR.. W. A. Martin. Among those
present at the dinner were: DR..
George Franklin Shiels. DR.. w. A.
Martin, Dr. NJ. Regensburger, DR.. G.
w. Merritt, DR.. Louis Bazet, DR..
Krutzman, DR.. J. W. Shiels, DR.. J. T.
Watkins, DR.. c. NJ. Cooper. DR.. A.
O'Niel, DR.. L. Porter, DR.. F. B. Camp
bell. DR.. T. V. Serviss, DIR. H. L. Ryf-
kogel, DIR. A. H. Wright, DR.. ]. H.
Evans, DR.. A. Zobel, DR.. A. ]. Black,
DR.. c. D. Levison and DIR. Ernest
Johnston.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
SMALLEST FUND
USED IN YEARS
Secretary COrtelyou Issues
Statement Telling Voters
of the Cost of Campaign
PREDICTS BIG VICTORY
Says Roosevelt Will Carry
Every Northern State With
Possible Exception of Two

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Chairman Cor
telyou of the Republican National
Committee late tonight issued the fol-
lowing statement:
ITO all supporters of Roosevelt and
Fairbanks: The Presidential cam
paign has reached its final stage and
the reports to the Republican National
Committee from all parts of the coun-
try seem to be as complete as it is pos
sible for ante-election reports to be.
Upon these and the information that
the committee has been able to obtain
1 am satisfied that the Republican can
didates for President and Vice Presi-
dent will carry every Northern State,
with the possible exception of Mary
land and Nevada, and will not have
less than 314 of the 476 votes in the
electoral college.
The campaign has been conducted
with a much smaller fund than any
previous Presidential campaign for the
past twelve years. The fund this year,
although made UP of contributions of
more than 1000 persons, has been
about one-half as large as the Re
publican fund when President McKin-
ley was elected in 1895 and about one
half as large as the Democratic fund
when President Cleveland was elected
in 1892. Every part of this fund has
come from voluntary contributions,
made without demand, Importantly or
pressure, and without any agreement,
pledge, promise, assurance or under
standing, expressed or implied, regard
ing the policy or the action of the ad-
ministration, or looking to any benefit
or advantage to any contributor ex-
cept the benefit which will come to all
business and TO all our people from
the continuance of Republican poll
cies and Republican ascendancy.
TO the great body of public-spirited
citizens who from their means and by
their personal efforts have aided in the
arduous labors of the campaign, L re-
turn the heartfelt thanks of the COM
mittee of 1904"
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

finished Easton reached the finals,
where he will meet the winner of the
Crane-Gunst match.
The players were well classified,
with the exception of R. Strachan.
He won all of his matches easily and
proved that he belongs properly in the
first class. Play in the other two
classes was exceedingly close.
In the first class there were only
three matches actually played. All
three were close, two of them going
to three sets. In the finals McLaugh-
lin and Martinez were evenly matched.
Mclaughlin lost the first set. GA, but
won the second and third sets by a
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

score of ga. rs.
The best match in the third class
was that between Easton and Morris,
who met in the semi-finals. Easton
lost the first set, but won the next
two by a small margin. Crane and Lev
inson also figured in a close and ex-
citing match. After losing the first
set, ga, Crane won the next two, 6-2,
Sc.
The scores follow:
First class-M. Mclaughlin beat III.
Getz. Ga, Ga; Martinez beat Levin
son, 6-3, Sc, ga. Finals-McLough-
lin beat Martinez, As, ga, 7-5.
Second class=J. Strachan beat T..
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

Riordan. 81. 6-S; R. Strachan beat
w. Marcus. 60. So; r. Van vIiet
beat Sonntag. 6-3. 81; r. Strachan
beat ]. Strachan SO, 6-1; Van Vliet
beat Wilder, 6-s, 81. Finals-Stra-
chan beat Van Vliet, 6-1. 6-1
Third class-HOenigsburg beat Mel
tor by default; Maggs beat Stewart.
So, As. TO; Garcia beat Abbot, SO,
60; Crane beat Levinson, As, So,
S-6; Gunst beat March, 6-2. SIS: Nor
ris beat Regal, 6-2. 6-2;. Hoenigsburg
beat Levy by default; Garcia beat
Maggs, As, 6-3. 6-1. Semi-finals-
Gunst VS.. Crane, unfinished; Easton
beat Morris, As, rs, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
NEEDHAM AT FRESNO.
SreciaI Trains Garry Many Visitors to
Hear Congressman.


FRESNO, Nov. s. Congressman
paign during the past two weeks has
been a veritable triumpha& tour, prac-
tically ended his speechmaking here
tonight, and the city was absolutely
Needham mad. During the early even
ing many special trains pulled into the
city, bringing delegates from Laton,
Conejo, Oleander, Reedley, Sanger,
Kingsburg, Selma, Fowler, Clovis Mer
ced and MADEIRA, the latter the home
town of Judge Conley. More than a
thousand men participated in a great
torchlight parade through the principal
streets, every man wearing a golden
silk badge with the words Roosevelt
Fairbanks and Needham."
Only sixteen hundred persons who
could be seated heard Congressman
Needham in the Barton Opera house,
but had the theater been three times
as large every seat would have been
taken. When Needham appeared the
cheering did not subside for almost
ten minutes. The Congressman made
a powerful speech, appealing to the in
telligence, sound judgment and patriot
ism of the audience and the ovation
given him at the conclusion was even
greater than that at the opening of the
meeting.
Congressman Needham was followed
by Senator John F. Davis of Jackson,
who made one of the most eloquent
speeches ever heard in this city.
Congressman Needham will address
his own townspeople at Modesto Mon
day night, when he will be given a
royal welcome home after nearly eight
weeks of campaigning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

runa as an excellent tonic, and it is rec
commended to me by those who have used
it as a good catarrh cure.'-John c. Left
wich.
Registrar United States Land office
Hon. Robert Barber. Register United
States Land Office, writes from Mont
gomery, Ala:
For some time have been a sufferer
from catarrh in it's incipient stage, so
much so that 1 became depressed and
feared my health was generally in a de-
cline. But hearing of Peruna good
remedy 1 gave it fair trial and began
to improve. It's effects were distinctly
beneficial removing the annoying symp-
toms, and it was particularly good as
ic"-Robert Barber.
Collector of Port.
Hon. ]. K. Burke Collector Of Port,
Mobile, Ala, writes:
"Peruna I can recommend as q fine
medicine 1t has been used in my fam
lily and as a tonic it is excellent l take
pleasure in testifying to it's fine quail
ties"-J. K Burke.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06
BIG RALLY AT GRIDLEY.
Duncan f. McI<inlay Discusses Issues
OF the Campaign.

OF the Campaign.
GRIDLEY, Nov. 5.-A large audience
greeted Duncan E. McKinlay at the
opera-house here tonight, the meeting
being the last the Republican Con-
gressional nominee will address in the
Sacramento Valley. The gathering
was an appropriate ending for the
splendid campaign of logic and feet
which has marked McKinlay's utter
ances on the platform, for the reason
that dozens of voters in this section
had refrained from deciding upon a
choice for Congressman until they had
heard both candidates. The mastery
address of Mr.. McKin.ay tonight,
dealing with the principles of govern
ment, the policies and purposes of the
Republican party and questions of ma
tional moment, rather than a discus
sion of personal ambitions and qualifi-
cations, took the audience by storm
McKinlay spoke nearly two hours,
covering every question at issue be-
tween the two great parties and deal
ing in terms of high praise with the