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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26

II ext general election; and we condemn
the republican legislature Of 1905 for
it's willful neglect in failing to pass an
effective railroad commission law.
"We commend Governor Joseph X.
Toole for being largely instrumental
in raising the assessment of the rail
roads of this state; it was under demo-
cratic administration and through the
efforts of the democratic party that
the eight hour laws for laboring men
now in force were enacted and became
part of the organic law of our state
and to the democratic party under the
able leadership of Governor Toole be-
longs the credit.
"We believe trusts and monopolies
to be the greatest evil of the day,
threatening the destruction of free
government, and we believe Mr.. Bryan
to be the proper and most powerful
leader of the people in their fight
| against this monstrous evil; we are
opposed to constant meddling by this
government in the foreign affairs OF
dependencies, weak governme nts and
colonial possessions in their internal
matters, which we declare to be i'm.
proper under our form of government
we have troubles enough of our own
at home and there are gigantic evils
at home threatening the destruction
of freedom in this country which more
properly require our attention, such
as the monstrous state of affairs il
Colorado two years ago when labor
ing men were without warrant of Law
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26

Pursuant to published call the dem
ocratic deleg ates chosen in the several
precincts at the recent primary cleo
ton met in convention Saturday.
There was good attendance of dele
gates, candidates and other represen-
tatiye democrats. A feeling of good
cheer pervaded the assemblage. Never
before in the history of the party or
ganization in this county did such
unity of purpose prevail. Every
democrat seemed to be positive that
the party's attitude as to the issues OF
the day is unassailable and all ap-
peared to be proud of the ticket and
sanguine of success at the polls.
The convention met in the Lucas
opera house, this city, and was called
TO order bv Acting Chairman w. o.
Fisk. H. c. Croft of Victor, was
! chosen temporary chairman and Matt
Vaughn, of Corvallis, secretary. The
organization was afterwards made
permanent. Upon motion the follow
ing committees were appointed by the
, chair:
Credentials-F. e. Gage, James L.
Everly, Francis M. Smith, Il. J. Patty
and Chas. S. Miles.
Permanent Organization and Order
of Business-C. M. Crutchheld, L. j..
Watson, e. L. Popham, John S.
Treece and B. +. See.
Resolutions-J. M. Higgins, John
Hughes and Thos. H. Ray.
The reports of all three committees
were submitted and each was adopted
by unanimous vote. The resolutions
adopted are presented elsewhere in
this issue.
SELECT DELEGATES TO STATE
CONVENTION.
Upon motion the chair appointed a
committee of five, consisting of w. H.
Pierce, w. o. Fisk, J. w. Mayhem, F.
NJ Smith and T. J. Patty, to select
seventeen delegates and seventeen al
ternates to attend the state conven-
ton held IN Butte yesterday. The
committee recommended the follow.
ing and who were elected by the con-
vention:
Delegates Alternates-
Forbes Buchanan ]. D. Byrd
b. F. See J. p. Hughes
W.P. O'Brlen T. K. Parmenter
Miles Romney G. L. Satterlee
Lee Mccullough l. Wylie
E. A. johnson w. O. Fisk
J. L. Everly Matt Vaughn
Thos H. Ray Marshal Applebur,
A. S. Croft E L Popham
John Campbell J. e. Hauf
w. H. Pierce O. l.. Kinney
J. w. Hickman A. N. Mittower
John Treece w. A. Poindexte
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26
DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION
County Ticket Ratified by Conven-
tion===Delegates to State Con-
vention and New Central
Committee Are Chosen.

Geo. w. johnson l. N. Smith
John CASTILLO Luke d. Hatch
John Franks V. Burch
John L. Mills J. w. Mayhem
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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26
Notice.
Sept. 20, 1906.

sept. -, lpUO.
Notice is hereby given, that the
un dersigned will receive sealed bids
up to and including u O'Clock NJ,
Saturday Oct. 5th, 1906, for the con-
struction and erection Of a cistern at
the poor farm, capacity 1000 gallons
with pipe laid two feer under ground,
to connect with house.
All material to be furnished by con-
tr actor, plans and specification, to be
sub mitted with bids, and the work
wi II be required to be completed by
Nov. 1st.
The board of commissioners reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. By
o rder of the board.
GEO. y. REESE,
4o-1t Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26
Notice..

A social will be given at Corvallis
bv the Ravalli l. O. o. f. Lodge No.
81, Saturday evening, Sept %, 1906.
A short program will be rendered by
theI. O. O. F. members, also music
nv Corvallis Silver Cornet Band.
Every one invited. Refreshments Is
cents. +9-Al
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26
BOrn.

Lawrence-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
L, Lawrence of Wisdom, Sept. IS, a
son.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26

Cash paid tor live chickens at the
Hote, Hamilton, 36-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1906-09-26

deportcd from the state and from the,
homes and set down on the prairies of
Kansas and such as the vicious KID
mapping of Messrs. Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone and their con nfinement
in Jail without bail contrary to their
constitutional rights.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

lu6ung feline @riinOe fix Elm ois3ipIi-
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9ufdreIt, q. 81

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QIs observation-disclosures qegen sic
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mpntentgro
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Iurretticn in Mlartoris. SaHto To-
minso. mo gsfaHgene eutIafen muts
0tn, eingetroFien. D!e ReseleH bo6el
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1T %uube.aaHt.
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9aOnnbaft.
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81 30. 5ara p ~.

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@nlnm- ~ -.

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Ct. Qetersburo. a. plai.

Die .Defing6ouIe Gompdnb" er.
hielt ben @uftras fir bic Ginfii6rung
oss elsitrii6en 8etris6es auf 70 gleis
zen Ser ct. qetersburger Strabsns
balm. Der preis 1T auf insgeIammt
100000 fef0eiebt.
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f5enrik Sbfrnf
Ter brrii9mte nOrpcsii6e 9idtsr e.
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IS alt.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

Sir Sen Srie0enslnltB 5pti9eu
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lroRey Eheil oev Nrbgiter hersits Haha
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Eln0er.
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Sirtet
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S6duplabe uRO t6oteten II @rie4sn.
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Siirfen berfpl1ten lie.
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Cañon City record., 1906-10-25

fighters and there were representa-
| tives of the family in every American
war from the Revolution down to the
Spanish trouble of a few years ago.
DR.. William H. Ruchtel. older broth
er of the chancellor of Denver univer-
sity. was surgeon in the civil war.
Henry Augustus Buchtel was born
at East Liberty. little town near
Akron, Ohio, September 80. ls47. but
received his pre-collegiate education
at South Bend He graduated from
Asbury. now De Pauw, university in
1879, receiving the degree of A. B.,
and later receiving from his alma
mater the added honors of A. NJ in
1875. D. D. in 1884, and LII. D. in 1900.
Rev. DIR. Buchtel's first charge was
the pastorate at Zionsville, Indiana
AT Greencastle he married. February
4, 1878, Miss Mary Stevenson, and in
garia as a missionary. After that ex-
perience he was successfully pastor
at Greencastle, where he built the
Locust Street church. Knightstown.
Richmond and Lafayette, Indiana.
Then he came to Denver. as pastor
of Evans chapel and Trinity church
and Eighteenth avenue, which was
built during his pastorate. Then back
to Indiana, where he preached In
Indianapolis and built the Central
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
Then to Mount verinon, New York.
and East Orange, New Jersey.
BY this time Mr.. Buchtel's fame as
a preacher with business ability and
n builder of churches had spread, and
Denver university, Methodist insd-
tuition on broad lines but narrow f.
nancial basis, asked him In 1899 to
accept the chancellorship and lift an
enormous debt which threatened to
crush the university out OF existence
Mr. Buchtel accepted the charge and
not only saved the university from ex-
tinction, but made 1t solvent and
sound. The total amount secured
through his efforts, and those Of his
coadjutors. from ten thousand con-
tributors. was $a6o.ooo. In the six
years OF his direction the student body
has doubled and corresponding In
creases have been made IN svsry de-
partment The record 10 considered
remarkable by Ill educators.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
POPULAR WOMAN IS NOMINATED
FORSUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL s
Mrs Minnie C. Merriam of South Canon Well Qualified
Place, Will Her On Election Day.

Mrs. Minnie c. Merriam, the Repub-
lican nominee for County Superin-
tendent of Schools was born in Davis
county. Iowa, 1866. Attended the
public schools in her young girlhood
and completed high school course at
Corning, Iowa. in her seventeenth
year. She with her parents moved to
La Bette county Kansas. in the year
of 1855.
On locating in Kansas she entered
the Baker university at Baldwin City.
Kansas, and completed the normal
course at that institution. 1t had
been always her ambition from child
hood to prepare herself for teaching
now being fully equipped for her life
work she procured a school,
After teaching two years in the ru-
raj schools she was elected to a posi-
tlon In the schools at Mound Valley.
Kansas. Teaching very successfully
In one of the grammar grades In said
schools for three years.
Again the western fever took pos
session OF the family and with her
parents came to Colorado in 1850. lo-
eating In the City Of Colorado 0prings.
To bsttsr acqaaint Asrsslf with tAs
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
REPUBLICAN LEADER:
STRONG CHARACTER

Chancellor II. A. Buchted OF Denver
University, who has been nominated
by the Republicans for governor of
Colorado, has been a frequent visitor
to Fremont county during the last few
years and has more than once ad-
dressed representative audiences in
Canon City. Florence and Rockdale.
on religious and secular subjects, for
he is philosopher as well as a
preacher.
Those of our readers who enjoy the
honor of personal acquaintance with
DR.. Buchtel. or have heard him talk,
have no doubt of his fitness for the
high Office of governor.
For the governorship of this great
state at this time is needed man that
Is honest, one that has the courage of
his convictions.
1t needs a governor that no living
man would dare to offer reward or
consideration, directly or indirectly. to
step aside from the path of official
duty.
The governor of this great common
wealth must like Caesars wife-"be
above suspicion" He should be a
man that is well informed as to the
conditions, not only in Denver but in
every town and hamlet in the state.
He should be man that Is broad
and liberal la his views and one that
has mingled with tho common people
all over the country and knows Just
what they need, deserve and to what
they are entitled.
Such a man is the subject OF this
sketch:
Henry Augustus Buchtel Ia the de-
scepdant in the fourth generation OF
Swiss astronomer who emigrated to
America to freely enjoy the blessings
of political and religious liberty. He
was scholar Of advanced Views and
left the impress OF his personality
upon the Buchtels that came after
him. His grandson. DR.. Jonathan
Buchtel. father OF Henry A.. was the
founder OF Buchtel college at Akron
Ohio. Besides being preacher. teach
lsrs and physiclans. The DseAtsls were
Cañon City record., 1906-10-25
REPUBLICAN COUNTY OFFICERS
PRACTICALLY sure OF ELECTION
Some County Strong
Reference.

The Republicans are going to win
the county ticket this fall.
1t Isn't hard to figure that out II
you know the county and something
about the vote.
Two years ago the Republicans won
all the important county offices ex-
cept clerk, sheriff and superintendent
of schools.
The Democratic candidate for clerk
was elected by only 90 plurality. the
sheriff 81 and the superintendent OF
schools by IS.
On the Republican side the treas
urer has a plurality of 525. and as
SCISSOR by 3S0.
Now recall tho fact that the local
irsue two years ago was entirely lost
sight OF and the whole fight was made
agains. Peabody, personally. and
what he stood for.
This Tight was the bltterest ever
known and Mr.. Peabody lost the
eaunty By ses.
II was freely admitted after that
eloction that II It hAd not been for the
onousncs Of stats allairs IN the coun-
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