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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. McArd1e enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home on Colfax avenue S, for Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Kyle Gilmore. Covers were laid
for ten and the decorations and APP
pointments were in yellow and white.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
McArdle entertained twenty guests in
formally at cards. Five hundred was
played. -. .N-.--. =. s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10

Mems Gopher Shoes The best
wearing and most stylish shoes
made, all styles, all 90 En-
feathers, per pair. ~OsOU
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-10

q luncheon in Donaldson tea rooms
this afternoon, and afterward attended
the matinee at the Orpheum theater.
Mrs. Linda PTussing Azemar chaper-
oned the eight girls. The members Of
the class are Miss Celia Haskell, presi-
don't; Miss Louise Jameson, secretary
and treasurer; Misse Louie De la Barre,
Marion Thwing, Marion Gillette, Mar
garet Tooker, Virginia Thurman and
Ruth Mitchell of st. Cloud.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03
WHAT WI HA CHARGED and PROVED IN PRESENT CAMPAIGN!

and Stone and all the other lights that
have left them in this state and joined
party that is alive and up TO date.
Look in this county il you please, and
you can find scores Of men who vote
the Republican ticket and say nothing
about il. They don't care TO bring
such tempest about their tears as DIR.
Moore has had TO endure for the last
few weeks. yet they can't stand for
the Democratic party in its present
leadership.
The Democrats have also attempted
10 bring a few issues into the cam
paign in order TO cover up the main
issue. the jury system. They have
delyed and dug They have studied
the RECORD and records with the dill
gcnce Of a Sunday school teacher try
ing TO get his lesson on Sunday morn
ing. They wonder why Tom didn't
put in some Republican names.
They have mourned because Dave
'fogrot" TO lock the door. They are
sorry Joe Rochester wanted old men "a
/ To work the roads. They are sorry
they wanted a new court house. They
/ wish Tom hadn't said he was glad they
were going TO hang Powers. They
are sorry O. Towery was indicted
They sre-sorry that Dr, Moore voteC
in the primary. They are sorry th'
records show that Ollie got 500 II
1908 and another slOO in 1906. Theii
campaign has been one Of sack-clotl
and ashes and greenbaeks.
90
The first thing they took up was tn
Towcry indictment. The caption 4
the suit Of Wright against Guess, etc.
settled their hash. They say Il ism
plain enough that he who runs ma,
read. but not plain enough TO get US I
a libel suit. We trust, They say tina
suit didn't name Towery. Who wer
, YOU talking about then when you sal
some one had made survey and aiIida
, Wit" and that Il was false. fraudulcr
, and yoid?" II you were talking abou
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

some one else why didn't YOU say who
il wasl We said that Carl Henderson
told Towery abOu, Il being before the
grand jury. You said that Ollie James
told him and Henderson did not, then
any In ycur next that Henderson did.
We said that n Democrat and one whc
hy virtue Vt his connection With the
case know the facts. went 10 Repubh'
cans and told them it ccnld be used IN
The primary to the detrimen, cf Tcwery
and Henderson and possibly bring about
their defeat lie gave u away and tC
this hour YOU hAv, No, deniei Il
Ills services were 'NSclan,eered' in th'
same spirit we saprcso You don
deny what We cay abca, your ellen
going home and telling about consult
inr with his lawyers and saying tha
his case was Wun, and that the eNi
dcnee IN u would put TOwcry 'beAin
the hars" The truth is beforr N
people % lhe Towcry indie,mon, an
yVa have drofecd t.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

offices, They endorse the persecution
oi Powers. They endorse the use Of
money to bribc mon not to vote They
endorse every effort to cut the vote
down. knowing their onb chance is to
get Il down 10 tho fvw they can con-
trol. Republicans, just as you prepare
To stamp your esIlo,, think Of these
things. Think of wha, YOU srr doing
" you vote for any one Of thsns
90.
Ono u the creates, issacs In this
and aa campaigns Is ,Ns Republican
party, Il s an hc~cs TO bc'cng t'
/ such n party. Why. young man, IL
y,ursclf 10 something desd who's,
stencil asceaas svn un,o AesNcnl Sucl
an aggregation is the defune, Demo
cratic party. No man except politi
clan or a CRATER csa oSpcct to rca
any benefit from esing a Democrat
The cream Of ther party is leavin
them every day, Look at Carlisle an
! Lindsay. Ruckn~ and Brown. Becsn'
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

The Democrats had no one qualified TO
run against him and his election goes
by default.
Chas. Walker is a plain, honest, fear
less farmer. Of a family whose name is
synonym for Republieanism. 1t is
unnecessary TO say anything more about
him for no one can say aught against
him. and We introduce him as our next
coroner.
90
We have gone into this matter for
some length but We now desire to say
tina, the Republican ticket from
X. l.. Moore. for State Senator, TO J..
Anthony Davidson. for assessor, Is
made up Of sound solid. substantial
Republicans, whose nominations we're
secured by honest methods. The Dem
ocratic ring leaders have spilled great
deal Of ink and used a lot Of typewriter
paper 10 make the people think the
primary of April !. was fixed up
thing. The letters of practically all
the defeated candidates speak in ans
wcr 10 that All the candidates in the
primary met and selected the election
officers. The election was by secre,
ballot. No defeated candidate came
nearer than l25 votes Of the nomina.
ton. IL u absolutely absurd 10 think
that set Of men at Marion coulc
change a result under such conditions.
90
One great issue always before th'
Republicans Of this county is the Calel
Powers trials. The Democrats here
are profoundly silent This is not th'
time TO talk about il. We have sal,
and you know tha, Il is true. that ev
cry one of their nominees from th'
State senate down. endorse everything
that has been done by the leaders o
the Democratic party in this Stat
since the passage Of the Gocbcl law
They endorsed an effort 10 disfranchis
you. They endorsed an effort 10 stc'
your votes from you by putting in
yet of men YOU had defeated foi Stat
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

The campaign h. over nov a. Tar wv
RECORD Is concerned We have done
what We could 10 show the people oi
this county our side of the case. The
Democratic cAmpaigncu. orators and
editors have had their say too, and We
believe there Is nothing amiss IN taking
brief rryicw of the campaign By way
of refreshing our memories. We do
not think the Democrats have taken an
issue but What ihcy have been smoked
out. to use their elegant English.
We believe We have not presented an
issue except a vital one, nor presented
one that has been met anil answcicd
90.
The issue oycushadoving all else IN
county Is the present method q select
tug jurcs a. practiccd BY Thomas ".
Cochran. the jury commissioner We
have shown that the same
methods are used IN this county
IN stufIing the jury wheel ~ are used
In many places In stuiiing the ballot
box. and a. we're used In selecting
juries in the farce trials of Caleb Pow
crs. Two hundred and thirteen names
out u two hundred and tt,y names tells
IT, own story and Is unanswcpblc. T.
n. Cochran has never said that he has
ever put a single Republican name N
IN the jury wheel The only anwcr w'
have had Is frum Joe Dean. who said
he had put In names ~ Republicans
Itsa fact that almos, all the Rcpuhh
cans drawn came frum luc's section
II there is anything In Il for Tom he b
welcome 10 IT, The fact remains un
answered that Cochran has practices
more pariisanship than any one IN th'
county ever DID ilc has never dcnic'
H. The Press and its Contributors hav'
never denied H. II is unanswcrahlc
The Press has made the effort II u
life to draw our attention 10 uthc
matters. but We insis, On talking al'ou
Cochran and his record aud have M
bccn turned from our purpose.
90.
We have claimed as another issue
this campaign. and one why We shout
win. Is that thosc u our nominees VII
have been rcnominatcd, have mad
capable. efficient and pa,nsiaking oih'
ials who stand on their records W
have not been driven from th
point. The Press and Ia lawyer cot
tribuiors, jealous of Carl Hondcrac
have made vicious and unsccmly atiae'
upon hims. ceking to draw our a,tcnii'
away from some of the real issues
the campaign 10 defend Henderson, !
needs No defense. lihe had an oppO
ent we would defend him and upho
him as his cause dcman lcd There
no une agu,ns, him. The people
this county. outside Of clique Of Ia
ycr IN Marion. know and Acknowled
ths, Henderson has made a gocd cot
ty attorney. and his election IS as C
tain a. election day.
90.
We claim thA, I'd. Weldon has mi
a. rood . county clerk a. this coul
ever had he does mo-, boast of hsV
bought votcs by doing work frvc,
he has discharged hs duty In sur
way tha, no one can find = fstlt
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03
By Their Grand Stand Plays They Have
Presented a Farce Comedy to the
People in the TOwery Case!
They Have Made RObt. |. Moore Stronger and
ThOs. II. Cochran Stands Guilty Undefended.
And Still Loves Ollie, Partisan Juries and
Smithland Clique.

The court house gang" has received
the undivided attention Of the Demo
cratic coterie. We have explained that
there is nothing in this phrase that gets
any votes. II the court house gam"
had done all yon claimed, It is no worse
than TO tell old man Arfiack that you
were going TO meet at 2 p. m. and then
TO take time by the forelcck and meet
at 10 a. m. and make your nomina-
tions and leave him out You may
say. as you have, that old man Arlaek
don't amount to anything and the jail
er's office don't pay much anyway.
That makes no difference. He was en-
titled to some sort Of n show and you
gave. him none. You could boldly have
run over him from the front, but Il
suits your disposition better TO stab in
the back like an Italian coward. He Is
too honest for YOU. You try to reason
that Il is cheaper for him. That you
would have traded him of for Joe
Rochester or Dave Woods anyway.
That is weird logic. The court house
gang" stands high with the people Of
Crittenden county when they are put in
comparison with a gang who meet and
dump $500 in this county TO try 10
buy up couple Of county offices. They
stand high with the Republicans Of this
county when compared 10 gang that
tried to throw out the vote Of this
county in 1900 because Il gave a hig
Republican majority. They stand higf
when compared TO n set Of men wh'
attempt to destroy the ballots in No.
precinct 80 the voters there could sc
no chance to cast their ballots, Thc'
! think Of the jury wheel gang, Of III
J lawyers office gang. Of the "opcninl
4 DAY gang" and the court house gam
| taking back seats. The eour; hous
! gang at Marion don't run things hk
1 the court house gang at Smithland
/ Cour, house gang talk down ther
Il gives you the tired feeling.
= 90
y The crowd ot trieksters running u
/. Democratic campaign in this count
4 this year have attempted 10 draw yoy
mind away from the real issue by W
lcntly assailng Or. r. l.. Moore. d
Moorr's conduS, has put his mslifnc
10 10 shame. In the face Of a pitilcss pc
,n sccu,ion he has rested on his dignu
he and his character and his honor. !
% well knows that the low and the vile
=. them always comes out when one
their party can't stand for them a
a. longer and leaves them. He kno'
Nc that ia what John Young Brown g
Nc I, il the same dish served TO Buckr
Nv and all those men who lef, their
IN party for the sake Of their prineip
ny and refused 20 be buuied or boug
'Ot hack. lie Ia willing fcr his case to
/" TO the people a. Il is and let the 81
" ton returns testify as tn that sort
argument
!" 90.
olt. A wonderful effort has been made
hat aide track Tom Cochrsn In this Ct
ey,. pairn ms In issue, and in doing so
lind recoris Of Judge NUNS court
tho Judge Gorlon's court have b
and brought into the limcligh, by the''
called Democratic leaders We do
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03
A Review Of the Real ISSucS--All Challenges
Made by The Record Stand Unanswered
and UnaswerabIG by the Press,
IFS Political Editorial Staff and the Democratic MOgulS'
Sorry that Door Was Left Open.-'SOrry q lOwery
Was Indicted. Repent in SaChClOlh and
GreenbaCkS!

hi. record. lie has been a. polite, as
kind. as courteous and ~ attentive as
any man Who ever filled the office. Hc
has recorded no orders allowing any
one a amount of the money Of
the county and be has always locked
the Office door on the night Of the
election. The claim was made againi
/ him four years ago that he was not
qualified 10 on the office. lie has GER
tah,ly shown different. and he Is en-
titled 10 your votes on The ground Of
qualification a. much as any one. For
every reason imaginable he Is en-.
titled 20 the votes of all Republicans.
90.
A. 10 the efficiency ~ the other can
dida,cs We shall say but a word or two,
for mo- one believes Tor moment that
the Democratic ring leaders are trying
10 defeat any one on our county ticket
e,ccp, "a weldon and Walter Black
burn. Therefore the Others are IN no
danger a. the Democrats will vote for
any u them or all II them u they can
get some Republicans 10 vote Tor Roch-
ester or Woods In return. hut with all
, their malcyolcncc they have never ac-
cuscd Albert Travis Of not doing his
, full duty a. jailcr. nor tha, Jas. Sullcn.
! ger has not made gccd county sur
! yryur. nor that John u. Paris has not
4 made a. god a county school supcrin'
tcndcnt u schools as We have ever had
+. We claim that al these men name,
/, above have made good officials. W.
= have challenged you to pick a flaw u
b. their official record You have no
a done H. You knew Il was useless 4
g try Tor Judge Towcry told you tha
4 there was nothing wrong. and he woul
e know Il " there was.
!, 90.
= Walter blackburn has been a scryan
n u a more cNacting master than Crit
Il ,cndcn county for several years Tha
4 he has made a god official is evidence
by the fact u the length of his sci
service. Tie will make a judge Tor Crit
In tcndcn county that every one will b
"a ppud II. ne s honest straightfol
10 ward and trlslworthwy. and hts cour
ic ,cnancc reflects an these qualities. u
c. will do his duty fcarlcssly and honcstl!
ic and there will be no pull u any sor
ia lie will not pay out the county's mCa,
n. to pets. nor appropriate Il ~ HE bv
m use. nor have the county TO buy h
rs daughter a bicycle. lie will make
m record agains, which nothing can
of found.
10 90.
N. Della FlsnAry We feel like :
ID were hitting a cripple when We say
is single worl that can be construed
of moan anything detrimental To FlanarI
w. opponent The way the Democrats Z
lsu putting the krifs 10 Casncr Is awf
IN. We will spcak VI Flanary and Dsvid'
,r. N the same breath. Tor 10 some ext
the, have both been servants Of
public in different ways. We e0Ver
ade easc ccrnplc,ely when We say TIA,
n,y one ~ OF little has been found sEoi
ing cithss Of them. They viii hkc(y |
We, ,le ticket n John II, PARIS had an
h a po.cnt hr would find the Rcpablie
IN iip,i up behind him and hh rec,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

The Democratic candidates and pro
mo,srs Of candidates have persisted N
lying TO the tsOple Of this county by
saving that our candidates or part OF
,hsm want and will insist on a new
saar, housc II clcctcd. This is I've OF
tbr Wholr cloth and every man who
tells h Knows Il ts a Ne. There was n9
tain OF new court hcusc here unv'
/ ludvr Gordon was pat On the bench'
An any one who hcardhis frs, instruc
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

We claim thA, I'd. Weldon has made
a. rood county clerk as ,his county
ever had. NE does no, boast of having
bourh, votcs by doing work frvc, yet
he has discharged hts duty In surh a
way that no one can lind . fault N
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-03

A wonderful ctTcr, has been made 10
AIDE track Tom Coehrsn In this cam
pairn As in issue, and in doing 80 The
records Of Judge Nunn's court and
Judge GOrlon's court have been
bparh, into the limclight BY these 80
ealled Democratic leaders. We do no,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
MURDERS POLICE CHIEF.
Russ Official instantly Killed by As
sassin, Who Escapes-Caucasia
Stirred by Staying.

CORR, Caucasio, Sept. 4.-Poiice Com
missioner .Nyaoit was shot and instantly
killed today. The assassin escaped.
ST. pETERSBURG. Sept IA pri-
waite dispatch from Baku, Cancasla, re-
ports sanguinary encounters between
troops and Armenian employees Of the
street railroads whose positions have
been taken 10y soldiers. September ;
eight Musselmans, three Armenians and
one Russian were killed. On September
:. firing recommended, but no casualties
were reported.
ST. PETERSBTRG, Sept. 4.-1:4J p.
m.-Dispatches received by the ministry
Of the interior estimate that fifty persons
were killed during the fighting ut Baku.
Caucasia, September =, with relatively
large number of wounded. the majority
of whom are Tartars. Private dispatches
report that corpscs are lying about the
streets and that incendiary fires have
been started in buildings.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
FORMER CASHIER
BREAKS OUT OF JAIL
And Takes Two Other Prisoners-Says
Will Make Good if Allowed
His Liberty.

Rushville, Ind, Sept. 2-oliver o.
Jones, former cashier of the defunct
bank at Arlington Ind: o. $. Bowman,
charged with emhezzement growing ont
of the failure Of his canning plant ut
Carthage, and an Italian charged with
burglary, broke Jail here early today
by saving the bars from a window Oh
the second floor, 1t IS believed they re-
ceived outside help. Jones left Il note
for the press in which he said:
In order to save myself and my repu-
tation and credit have gone to a place
not far off where | may soon be able 10
satisfy and protect those that were the
cause of my being in Jail. If | am given
my liberty for a few months, in less than
year from this time | will he able to
return and make good the claims against
mo-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
WIFE LAUGHS; HE DIES.
Iowa Tennis Player Fatally Injured in
Reaching for Ball in Comical
Fashion.

Robert Tackaberry in tennis game
this afternoon, collapsed in comical
fashion, after phenomenally high reach
for ball, the spectators, including his
wife, laughed heartily. \ few minutes
later he was picked up dead, He had
apparently wrenched himself in reaching
for the ball. He was the son of William
Tackaberry, Il wealthy wholesale dealer
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
DISCOVER NEW LAND.
Duke of Orleans Greenland Party Adds
Another Country 10 Maps of
the World.

from Kcijavik, Iceland, written hy Il
member Of the Duke Of Orleans Green
land party. says the expedition discov-
cred il new and unknown land which
was named Tcrre de France, and also
discovered that Cape Bismarck is Il part
Of a large island and not on the main
lands rs Hitherto assumed. After reach
iug 7S-lb north the Beeica, with the
French expedition on board, headed i'll Il
southcastery direction.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
ORPHANS HOME Quilted.
Odd Fellows Institution at Mason City
Ga) Held Over 400, but All
EScape Fire.

MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. Fire has
destroyed the odd Fellows Orphans
home, south Of this city. No loss of life
has been discovered. The inmates We're
mostly children and aged, between 400
and 500 in number. They are now be-
ing cared for by citizens The loss is es-
tinated ut between $4,000 aud $4,000
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
FORTY INJURED IN
SANTA FE WRECK.
More of Many G. A. X. Men on IRAN
Fatally Harmed, However, 1t
Is Believed.

PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. at deycl-
oped today that forty persons instead OF
eight were injured in wreck at Boone,
Colo. late yesterday of the first section
Of Santa Fe passenger train No. y,
bound for Denver with q. \. X. eAcuf,
sionists. Most Of the injuries sustained
are Of . minor nature. Among those
hurt was G. Il. Grant of Audubon,
MINI
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
WOMAN BANKER UNDER FIRE.
Mrs. Fletcher S. Heath of Hamilton co.
Accused OF Misconduct

HAMILTON. o.. Sept g.. Applica-
ton has been made for the appointment
III 4 receiver for tie First National bank
If oxford. which has been IN process
II voluntary liquidation since February.
1904 The suit was filed ~ $. Gordon
If Hamilton aud makes accusations nf
misconduct against Mrs. Fletcher ).
Heath. who has charge q the bank
affairs She ii d sister-inlaW 81 Perry
: llenth aud the wife If q Chicago
hrol.r ula vas vice president of the
seventh National hank IT NV York Ut
Tie time If i'll failure
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
LOOMS LEAVES
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Robert Bacon of New York Is Appointed
Assistant Secretary of
State.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., Sept. i.-Rob-
ert Bacon of New York has been APP
pointed assistant secretary of state, in
succession to Francis b. Loomis, re-
signed.
Mr.. Bacon for many years has been
an important factor of business NE IN
New York city, having been until within
Il year or so IA Junior partner in the bank
ing house of j. L. Morgan X Go. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has known Mr. Bacon for
many years and came particularly into
contact with him mt the time of the
settlement of the anthracite coal strike.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-07
CHIEF soLOIsT FROM MILWAUKEE,
Miss Clementine Mallek Prominent a
Polish Song Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4. The alliance
Of tire United Polish Singers of America
began their fifteenth convention last
night with concert and ball, at which
fully 2ou0 persons We're present The
chief soloists were Mrs. Rose klolhassa-
kwasicroch who is the daughter Of i
former city treasurer Of Chicago, AMI
Miss Cltmcntinp Mallck Of Milwaukee.