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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given, That that certain
notg.g &c. executed and delivered By John soil
ard Annie Soil. his wife, m"rtzegors to Josenh
Clea,y MORTGAGE, dated the 18th day Of No.
vember A. -. 1901, snd fled in .h. Office Of The
Register o: Deeds OF the County of Cavalier
and State OF North Dakota, for record, on the
18th day OF January, A. D. 1862 and recorded in
book - If mor,ssges, at page 1913, will be fore
closed by a sale OF the promises in such mort
gage and hereinafter described, at the front
door OF the conrt house in the City oil Lansdon,
il the County Of Cavalier, and State of North
Dakota. al the hour of two O'Clock p. m. on The
18th day OF December A. D 1865. to satisfy the
amount due upon said mortgage on the day of
sale.
The premi- es described in said mortgage aud
which will be sold to satisfy tho same, are
those certain premises stu ted in the County
of Caye ier, and State Of North Dakota, and
described as follows, to-wit:
nei4 and the south ives quarter of north east
quarter srl@ ueA) and north east quarter OF
northwest quarter mel. nw4J of section two
ri in township one hundred si1ty-one Isl
north If range ftty-seveu t5l west Of tiitI
! prinripsl meridian.
Their. will be due on such mortgage at tn,
date of sale the sum OF thirtyseven and @-1eoh:
Go!lars ls37 SO besides costa of this foreclosure
I j sRPH CLEARY, Mortgage
F v. MCLEAN,
Attorney for Mortgage. Langdon, Nortl
Dakota. 11-22
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

GoTerror john Burks Ess reelected
ore c. 4 johnson by 8 majority OF
AT To.es. Tn. o6-isl vsss &C gorsr-
cor vas Burke 5L4l7. johnson
IL lss Goverro. Burke vas elected by
: -..or.sy # BIB. sae difference b.iae
beng 81. rhe figures ~.rat1-nlshed ny
sha cogn.y board. II the tor.v-sr. com
-ses = tn state. With t=o counles
-szizz. ~.-t .ad Ba-l.igh. the Official
7ote o. pres!de-. shows that william
Howard Taft earned North Dakota b!
Is-sss plurality. Tt. vote IL p,.sidsn.
xss Taft. DeT: Bryan 1901: Chain,
1915: D=o=. L.7A Az Interesting fact
saozn ~ .he presidential ,os. il .h=
large vo.s poli.d 3? tie socialists Il hi:
tate. Eugene Y. Deos. the secializ.
standard oe..sr il The las. cauP.igr
having raeeired = larger vots thar
Chain. sh= presidential aoninee Of n:
p.ohibisionist parry. With four cour
ties 20 hear ..o1. Ward. Burleigh. Stu.=
RAE and Oli7.r. II y. johnson receives
3.z-5 vo.e= for United States senate
and Thomas Marshall received Ze.ES
Joanson's majority. with four coult:e
LACKING, bsing A.le5.-Fsrgo Forum.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
Vow "a. tie Constitutional .n.ne

Now ia. the constitutional amend
ueat Increasing .he number Of suprene
judges has carried the old gang papers
are worderfuily interested il knowing
waether "ron-par.issnide.s will prevail"
II me appointment # the two ne.
Judges. tthe old gang has any ;d.a
TIA. Go7ernor Burke will appoint Al
Lee McKanz:a nan 70 the supreme
c=cch .hey needn't guess twice. He
1o- ID il.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
I TO CREDITORS

In TIE Mater q cL= Estate OF Joseph Lanse
TiL. Deceased:
No:ic= is ke-ebs give oy tie undersizaed
Cordelia Langevln, the aduinistrst-i1 o. the
estate Of Joepb Lanse7;r. deceased, la:e o.
State of NortL Dakota, 70 the creditors o: gnc
al Eerzol. having claims asajns.said deceasAc
70 eyLibit and present then. With tbs uaeesssr,
vouchers therefor, 20 the undersigned, admin
;~ztrstriI Of he estate Of said dece..a1 :. b,
residence il the Tow Of Olga. Coun.y % Csya
-isr: and ststa Of North Dakota, withiu 81
months after tbs frs. publication Of This ro.ic.
Dated No7embe1 24th, 1876.
CogDgL.A LASGyvIs.
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the Estate cf Jossph Lar.
g=yia. Deceased. i1
" 4 AcISTTgE,
First Publication OF Soyenbe. =. i3s
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

sc1ibed- The socsety IS said EoE 30 COZ
trci sone Liz farmers elevators II The
shrse states .hsro ara 800 farmers
elevators which csn be finally brought
together IL sappoys Of .he terminal
eleTasor proposition. Ths promoters OF
the terminal elsT..o. plan are confident
Of i-s ultimate Success. ard -le. appear
20 hare Ii. necessary enthusiasm t5s.
makes 20, success i !. il couD:ued With
wisdom. pra6s2o= ald Il o.ganizsEioa
Of producers TIA. Vii {. rs shaken ..
internal ~diasrs.oa= a16 diEe.eucas
There are I'd doubt many ways II ~hica
sae farmers can 5a beEes..ed oy g Co
operative method OF handing .aeis g!a!1
after !. gets on. Of she;- warehouses AID
into .he uaskes. Bu. j. sill be lscss-
ssry 20 guard agsiaz! ne differences
tina. ~frequensl: arise II cooperative IL
sasueions, whose large E~subership Is g
source of weakness as 1sll 6 strength
As 70 .h= plan of 61ing the prize OF
*hea. re DO co. hear 50 much Of that
although "dolls. wheat: Is said 20 be
the slogan Of shs societ!. Bu. i. seaU:
ths. dollar WHEAT L. here by the la# o.
supply and demand. and certain goot
authorities ike James J. Hill declare
that the day for cheap wheat Is over az
that II the near future there viii D;
little If any .hsg. for export ald tia
our orn demands ELL require al! IT
wheat "a rzise. This ueals still bes.e
. prices for #hea. s. .ha:it would seer
tina. tbs dollar wbest gear has bee.
reached Without az special activity OF
5 tie part 9: the members If the o-de.
Sensible business methods Of protectin!
. the producer. giving hiu good grades a.
? his grain should have and cutting Gu
the profits Of tbe mixer. and shippe
!. from terminals. 9ill DO much TO continut
j and strengthen the Societ! Of Equity
= more. re think. that endeavoriLg to f:
j. the price Of wheat arbitrarily.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
u!

Would i. 20. be vel for the farmers
OF tbs vicinity 70 skp!y tor : iaruers
institute 70 b. held a. Lazgdo- g such
tine during the ~in-e-a- ~ouid =1j, .he
coaTenierce Of she agricultural college
CONDUCTORS: Such ueesi1gs 40 -e-y
valosble 70 the farmers e-.de from re
social feature sld me getting together
oi Old friends and acgoa.nsarces. II
Application made =. his tine -o1.d
probably ~receive fa7oraole consideration.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Our good ana grea. fEiead. JAMS ].
Hill. has announced that Tai. cannot do
j. al and thai everything should uoTe
slowly Until prosperity ouae back. In
the meantime fre.gh- rates OF the Great
Northern viii De JUS. Is rauct as they
erer were ard re OILY ines Who must
trg y De ps.ie1: during their adversely
are tae man ~eup.oyes Of the Great
Northern who hsv= loz- their jobs since
Taft ass elected. There i= a chance for
the rev rail-cad commission 10 make a
name II North DAKOTA history by az
honest and co1sisrnnt ad.ussr4eE. Of
FREIGHT rates
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
SUMMONS

s.s % Eo-th Dakota, County of Cavalier
:: II Oistric. Court, Seventh Judicial district
Tb4 Mc4il.a Machine Company, {. corpora
,iori pl.ilsa -. D. v. Hines defendant
Iaa ssste Of North Dakota to the Above
Nsrat D~=tecdaCt:-
Yoo are her~ny summoned to answer the com
Sazs aied Il tae oasee OF tue Clerk OF the Dis
tric. Court, il ena for tie County OF Cavalier
ed state Of North Dakota. and to serve a copy
Of yoGr answer upoa tas subscriber hereto WIZ
Il thirty day st,e- the service Of this summon;
cpon ;ou. =1cic.iv- Of the day Of soch service
aud il case Of yo1- failure TO appear and ans
". .udyn@r- XII. Dc saken against you By de
tault for tae rslie. demanded 10 the complaint
Dated November q, 100.
w A. HcIsTYgE,
Attorney for Plaintiff Residence and Pos
OGce ADDRESS, Langdon. y. Dsk. 1872:
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE.

aotice is hereby given that default has &C,
Cared in that certain mortgage executed and
delivered b. James N. stur,eysnt and Leila A.
s.orteveIt his vita. moEseasesa, 20 Gee. =;
Wright &c. q corporation. MORTGAGE dated
oa tie arst day OF March, 1903, and fled for
record in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in
the County of Cavalier and STATE Of North De-
kosa, OF tle lish day OF March, 1898, aud record;
ID IL Book 80 of Mortgages on page $40. and
that said mortgage will be terecissad b. Sc E of
the pce-isss in such morteage and hereinafter
IN th. County OF Cavalier and State Of North
Dakota. al the hour of 10 o'clock p: II on the
9Th DAY Of December. 1913. TO satisfy The amount
due OF such mortgage OF The date Of sale. The
p-enises described in such mortgage and which
will b. sold 10 satisfy the u,s are described
as folloss:. Al that portion THE Southeast
Quarter % Section numbered %. in Township
numbered III. Of Range Numbered 80, lying
North ana East OF the Right of Way o. The
Great Northern Railway and situated, lying
ami baiug il she Comfy O! Cavalier and State
q North Dakots. Tners will Be due on such
mortgage On the day Of sale thu SUN ofSliE IS.
Geo. 6 WRIGHT Co,
a Corporation noTtReSee.
EsGE1UD Holt i FRAME. 1919
Attosney=tor Aor.aagee. Fargo, North Dakota
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

TIE recen. %publ!c..iou Of campaign
c~oatriout:ons by the r=pa5Acaa ra:iczal
committee disclosed contributions j.
excess Of $1,000. : t8aa spni..ed
mostly b. trusts AID cortosa:io1s. Th=
Geuor.a'ic committee published q! cor
triou,ion= before election. and .aey
tossled ss29.e.s.77, contributed ~ tie
peopie.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
NOTICE TO

IL she Matter 0. the E=ta:e Of MAJ Davidson
Deceased
Eo.ic- Is hereby giyec that the UNDERSIGNED
william Davidson and j. D. AiI1a, Admins
T-sto.s Of the Estate Of Mar Da7:ds.a .ate o
.a= Township Of NJ. Carmel il III Co1aty o
Cavalier and State of Noreh Deaots, deceased
70 the creditors Of, ard al! perso1z havius
claims against. said deceased, to ezaio;. theu
With TIE Necessary vouchers, within :oui
moths after the G,st publication 9; this ao.ict
70 said Administrators il th= City q Lang
dol il said Cavalier county:
Dated November 9th Z. D.. 49,.
Is2l WILLI4a DAvILsoy,
]. y. MILNE.
GEoa5g Il PgrCE.
a..oraey to- Estate. Lanedon. \. D.
First publication OF the 15th Ia? ot No7eub4
4 D. lae.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
The SOCIETY OF EQUITY.

Inc recsn- meeting Of the Societ, Of
Equity a Minot wasir;eresting az show
ing the rapid growth Of the institution
il the STATE and the direction of some Of
is activities One Of them lies il The
direction Of . terminal elevator to cost
some :JJftfJ and il Is stated that $1,000
Of the stock necessary is already sub
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

President Roozs7als= as. annual
us==sge 70 the congress L ~ell 1ader
va: /. I'll - larg=.y de7ol=d %
laada.:o1 Of me ~r2hteoaz1es= II y.
Rccseve.t admi1st:a.ioc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
NuTfCE OF HEARING OF PETITION
SzAwK oY SozH DL.ozL
Ccoat5 Of Cavalier
SorsU COgET.

Whs-e@. J. & Green O. ,he f-n OIL Ds~soa
hCo. hzTiag applied 70, Z D-uggsts Perait .
ssll i1toIic.tiae li2aorz uzde, rhs p-Fsio-7
Il ssss sale Of Intoxicating liquors, ei ~ ll1s
Q. asi1sss CT Lo. Si1s. Book Thle !: Aa.-
SiE#s z. D,edn. in the To-I:hip q ,eE.-
D,ssas1. County Of CsTslis1 sut sac @ SoEa
DaEota therefore
So.5ca Z hardy siTen, Ita. .le is-n o.! OF
DaceM oeF4 D IS ct ths enar hgo.= Il 70
10 otLang1o1. y. D. g. 10 o'clockA L.:
4ce-s Gy lsrsoa cuslisa nzy spp-z. s.1=aoE
cxcA ~ay sid peticioa saou6 10s - E-.ata1
/ Ds.aiz q Laugioa. y D SoTenbern 20
SEAL q. z DoEy.L.
LII Co1at1 J-tge.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Irrespective If party, .ae people s1-
rgc., deua1d. 7e-: material REDUCTIONS
IL uany Of the Dinghy schedules Of
duties n II p3r@.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

P~,eaidan.ela. Tat,s brother. Cl..i=z
P s-pir@s:o .hs United S..:es se1seo--
ship fron Oa.o. Thy est: He la.
p!er.y q money.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Money always OF hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best Of rates and con
ditions. 0. E. Thompson, cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

-M-z=ou-l e III! :h= p-odigai dzugl-
ter. says ne Houston Pcs. Nay. 10.
pro1lgal 1=-=ly .~aogga;!Ass
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Il viii rot be the democrats VINO vjll
have to issue bonds to neet the sxrraTa-
gait republican goEernuenr.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

Suppose a liou should eas Roosevelt,
OF Zig African hunt" asks q con.en.
po.g7!y. The log will have q bad case
u Indigestion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
L1QUoz LICENSE OR TAX NOTICE

LIIIU LIOENSf- OI 1AA NJ INE.
Notice is hereby given that 8 government tax
receipt for special tax on the business of retail
dealer in malt liquor wasissued to A. Daueherty
Of ssrles North Iskot On the Srd day OF June
4. II. 1908. which said tax receipt Is posted III
l2and IS b ock No. IL OF tae Village of Sarles,
North Dakota, which sid building is owned by
\. DAugherIy. where said tax receipt is ported.
Ds' ed the 10Th day Of November A. D. 1908.
Ilq A. DArGHERTl,
Holder Of said Government Tax Receipt
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
LIQUOR LICENSE OR TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a government tax
receipt for special tax on the business of retail
nal, liquor dealer was issued to Lund 4 a. Ike,
OF Neknmg, North Dakota. on the 9th day of
Oct. A. d. 1905. which said tax receipt is posted
iu the pool room located on LOT No. Is block No.
. OF the town Of Nekoma, North Dakota, which
said building is owned BY Otto Anderson and
Lund & A ske arc the lessor Of said property:
where said ak receipt is posted.
Dated the 18th day Of Nov. 1903.
l1-l9+ LUND & AshE.
Ho!derso OF said Government Tax Reeeipt.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03

A C~orporztioc, Mortgage
1EgrD. Holt & Fg4LR. l.-Ie
.tTor7%ys for Mortgage. FGso, Y. De..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-12-03
view and honestly think that never in the

5. There is scarcely an article handled in our store
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
BOARD WALK
SHOOTING IS
MYSTERY. YET
Actions Of Williams Are Being
Looked Into by the
Authorities.
YOU'VE BROKEN MY HEART
Is All the CoIored Man Heard
Except Epithets Applied
to Roberts.
YOU'VE BROKEN MY HEART

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 29-
Charles B. Roberts, who was myster.
ionsly shot on the boardwalk Wednes-
day is still very weak. The bullet
penetrated the hyer and it is feared
1t caused wound which may prove
fatal.
The movements Of w. S. G. VIII
liams Tuesday and Wednesday are be-
ing investigated. The fact that Will
llams had been in sanitarium and
not abroad was revealed to the police
by his wife who was with Roberts in
a rolling chair at the tme of the
shooting.
The police have entirely abandoned
the theory that the assallant was a
hishwayman. Jesse Jackson, a
Negro, when questioned in regard to
a conversation which passed between
them during the chair ride, said: Il
did not hear anything except one re-
mark by gentleman. Ii heard him say
just before the man with the mask
came up to US You have broken my
heart / did not hear what the lady
answered" Jackson says the man
applied an eplthet to Roberts when
he ordered him out of the chair. The
Negro insists no demand for money
was made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
Local Industries Pay Out Many
Thousands of Dollars
to Employees.

The success Of the several indus.
tries OF Clarksburg are largely due
to the protective tariff principle. In a
brief conversation last evening with
an official OF one of these industries,
he stated that the industry he repre-
sents could not operate In Clarks-
burg, were 1t not for the tariff, and,
incidentally all the men at the plant
know this and they all intend to vote
for continuance Of the protective
tariff as promulgated and maintained
by the Republican party.
In this connection Clarksburg feels
proud of its industrlalA pay rolls.
among which the leading and one of
the most constant Is that OF the Phil
lips Sheet & Tin Plate Company,
which Saturday observed its semi
monthly pay roll. 1t paid out S19,-
900 for the period to 500 employees.
The work there is steadily increasing
and the pay roll is augmented from
month to month. There is constant
work for the men and every prospect
that the work VIII not be Interrupted.
Indeed, 1t promises to increase all the
time.
This was pay day also at the Tuna,
West Fork, Hazel-Atlas and other
glass factories. The Tuna paid out
some $4,000 for the week. the pay
roll at the Hazel-Atlas was between
$4,000 and $1,000 and the other fac
tories paid out large amounts. The
Clarksburg Zinc Company also paid
its seventy men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
F|NNY TRIBE BOOK
Especially on the Famous Bot,
tie Tribe, if Found in
Waters of Elk.

Col. Thomas B. seely, Frank Shut
tleworth, Arthur B. Boggess and Will
liam C. showalter. among the most
noted anglers in this section. left
this morning for the head waters OF
Elk creek to spend the day hooking
the finny tribe. They took an i'm.
mense amount of bait. such as Col.
Seely recommends on such occasions,
and. the height of their ambition is
to discover whether the famous bottle
fish is indigenous to the waters of
Elk. II so, Mr.. Shuttleworth, who is
profound literary student, and Col.
seely, who is poet of no mean or
der, will likely write book equal to
Randolph Mason, the famous produc-
ton OF that talented author, NJ. D.
Post.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
CIGARETTES TO CAUSE
TRAINMEN TO STRIKE
Unless Order is Rescinded and
Two Men, Are
ReinStated.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 29-
Carryiang out his edlct that all EN-
ployes caught smoking cigarettes
would be discharged. Superintendent
F. ]. Easily. of the Rock Island Sys-
TEN, today dismissed an engineer and
fireman. The discharged men re-
ferred their grievance to the Brother.
hood of Engineers and Trainmen.
Tralnmen here say there will be a
general strike, unless the men are re-
instated and the order rescinded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
ENVOY RECALLED
After Farewell Meeting Local
Army Officers win Go
to PittSburg.

Envoy II. II. McMurtry, who has
been in charge of the local Salvation
Army corps for the last month. will
leave. with Mrs. MoMurtry the first
of next week to attend the council
OF Salvation Army officers TO he held
in Pittsburg next week at which he
will be given new assignment and
another officer appointed to the
Clarksburg station.
Envoy McMurtry will conduct a
farewell meeting AT the Salvation
Army hail. 222 West Pike street,
Sunday evening, to which they cor
daily invite all of their friends. Mr..
and Mrs. MoMurtry have been sue
cessful in their work here and have
made numerous friends who will re-
gret their departure.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
POST SEASON SERIES
of Championship Games to Be
Played by Uniontown and
CIarksburg Teams.

Arrangements have been made by
the arrangements of the Clarksburg
and Uniontown Pawva league base
ball clubs for post season champion
ship series of games betEyeen their
teams to be played in Uniontown,
Fairmont and Clarksburg. The ser
les will be played week after next,
with the first game on Tuesday or
Wednesday, Sept. s and 8. Two
games will be played at Cycle Park,
Uniontown, one at South Side park,
'Fairmont, and two at Union park,
Clarksburg. The games here will
likely be played Friday and Sunday
and the one at Fairmont Saturday.
The league season will close Labor
Day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
WATKINS TO CONE
Nominee for Vice President
Will Speak Here
Sept. 6.

Aaron S. Watkins, Prohibition can
dldate for vice-president, will speak
at the Baptist church, ClarksbuTg,
Sunday night, Sept. 6, at 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Watkins is one of the finest
speakers in the Prohibition party,
and is man of fine attainments. A
few years ago he was the Prohibition
candidate for governor OF Ohio. and
his vote was considered a very large
one at that time. He is now tour
ing the country speaking night and
day to large and enthusiastic audien-
ces. His address to be given at the
Baptist church will be rare treat
which no one can afford to miss.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
STATE GUARDS RETURN.

The National Guards have return
ed from the big shoto at Camp Perry
and report good time. The regu-
lars took the prizes OF the camp. the
infantry taking first. the Navy sec
ond and the Cavalry third and the
Marine fourth. In the individual
race for the State Of West Virginia.
Lieutenant G. f. Wilson. OF King
wood, took first prize and Lieutenant
John G. West, oi Morgantown. sec
ond. Among the State National
Guards, Wisconsin finished first and
West Virginia twenty-eighth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-29
Points Out Overthrow Of Re-
publican Party as the Bolt
er's Real Purpose.
MAKES A STRONG APPEAL
To the Rank and File Of the
Party Not to Fall Into
Grants Trap.

ELKINs. Ang. 2s-senator Elkins
has given out the following inter
view:
ut the present bolting OF the
scherr party results in the defeat of
the Republican party, which E. NJ.
Grant says Is the ayowed purpose OF
the Scherr people II the present Re-
publican nominee for governor don't
withdraw, then this will be encour-
agement to boilers in the future, and
1t will take long number of years
to correct this mistake. The next
convention four years from now will
witness not only one bolter, but per-
haps we will have two or three bolt
ing parties in the field. Therefore,
1t is the duty of the Republicans now
TO stand by their party, stand by
their colors and elect the Republican
ticket. The Republican ticket IL
more important than any individuals
ambition. 1t must be KEPT intact
and made efficient. People who bolt
should never have recognition again
from the party.
Are Republicans willing to have
the Republican party bolted out OF
existence in West Virginia, and leave
only the Democratic party, the name
less and unnamed scherr party. the
Socialist and Prohibition parties? Are
Republicans willing to give up the
great Republican party andi is glor-
ious record of triumphant achieve
me9ts in behalf OF the people, mere
ly to satisfy the addition Of a coterie
of men in the state who did not sue
ceed in having their way In the Re
publican convention and would not
submit to the decision of the majority
0f the delegates?
1T is reported and not denied that
the Scherr party, or whatever name
It has, has offered to put DR.. Clark,
Democratic nominee for congress in
the Fifth Congressional District, on
their ticket, and that DR.. Clark Is
seriously considering whether he will
allow this to be done or not.
This shows what desperation the
Scherr people are driven to In this
state. b. NJ. Grant has said over
and over that the scherr people in
tend to defeat Swisher, even II 1t
turns the state over to the Demo-
Gratis.
1T is appalling and amazing that
being unable to seduce Dafst and 9TH
er Republicans to go on their boiling
ticket, and help oppose the Republi-
can party, they now seek an open al
lance with Democrats. Failing to
get regular Republicans on their tick
ct, they are begging Democrats.
"The Scherr people see they must
have a ticket. 1t looks ridiculous
and absurd for their party to run
only three men on the new ticket and
In order to get a ticket they re will
ing to take the Democrats, Prohibi-
tionists, Socialists candidates for of
fee from any party that will join
them.
Republicans should take notice OF
this fact and more than ever refuse
to give aid or comfort to the Scherr
opposition ticket. Its only purpose
Is to defeat the regular Republican
ticket"