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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
w. K. Hearst En-
poses His Dark
Record

/ 4.
Following Is the speech OF William
Randolph Hearst. delivered at Los
Angeles, showing why Kern, Vice
Presidential nemineevot the Democrat
tic party, should resign
My Friends-R designations and re-
Itirements and withdrawals of public
men into peaceful pursuits of private
life seem to be much in vogue at pres
ent. and fashion which conduces so
greatly to the Improvement OF public
morals and the welfare Of the clti.
zens generally ought to be heartily en-
cpuraxsd.
intend to encourage 1t and in
tend 10 give every discredltable pub.
Ilic man whose thoughts lean toward
retirement all the incentive that a
disps srionate relation Of the interest
ling Incidents OF his career will az
ford,
Nv. Kern, who has achieved fame
as the railroad pass candidate, and
who iaspfres to represent the Big Four
Railroad in the Government of the
United states, seems eligible for the
retired list in the face ct these re-
turns. and without the presentation OF
any further facts. But there are fur,
ther facts. and they seem to entftie
Mr.. Kern even to retirement upon n
pension rather than to permit him to
net as presiding oficer of the senats
and a possible occupant OF the Presi-
dental chair. The full amount Of a
pension could probably be secured by
the Government through small as.
sessment upon the crooked politicians,
the corrupt corporations and the gam.
bling establishments which Mr.. Kerp
/ has served.
Mr.. Kern was nominated for the
Vice Presidency by one Of the most
corrupt bosses In the Bnited states
Tom Taggart, Of Indiana. You citt;
zens In your simple, trustfGI natures.
may think that a convention nominal.
Led Mr.. Kern A Democratic conxens
ition does not nominate nowadays, 1t
merely ratities an appointment. .Mf.
Bryan for tBenty8our hours held up
the convention at Denver 10 oner
Charlie Murphy Of New York; the op.
Iportunity to name the vice PresIden.
itial candidate But Charlie Murphy.
The most corrupt boss IN the unItei
states, refused the fesponsibility and
so the honor sslt by naturai inherit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
MSS EtlSiNs is NOT
ENGAGED 10 THE DUKE.

EE.KRSs W. va Oct "a
MIS- Stephen B. Elkins, mother
oI Miss Katherine Elkfns, whose
reported eugagsmeat to the Duke
Of Abruzzi has been the subject
ot comment Throughout the
world, is said TO have denied in
most vigorous Language that an
engagement exists. she is said
to save yehemently declared
that her daughter Ii mot engaged
to any one. ana when she is the
facts WIN 81 Only given to the
public.
according To- intimate friends
OF the l1IkIns family: there Will
be NO Wedding, and that il the
duke Is coming to America In the
fan or winter 1t is NOT for the
pufpose q mailing katherine Ell,
kIns his wife.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

i, in much the same language, reiterat.
ed the statemnt herein set forth, AMI
that Taggart handed to the deponent
a typewriter statement giving a de.
scriptIon OF the history OF John W.
Kern aforesaid and that on several
occasions prior to the nomination the
aforesaid Taggart told the deponent
that IT was a certainty that the afcre.
said Kern would be nominated by the
Democratic National convention 10 the
once Of the Vice President.
Signed, JACQuIN L. LIAIT.
Sworn to before g this 2sth da7
Of September, 1908, at Chicago, state
|of Illinois.
HLEA LEG14AIRE.
Notary Public, City Of Chicago conn.
ty Of Cook
Grafton 8. Wilcox, being duly
sworn. deposes and says that he has
read the foregoing atidayit signed by
Jacquln L. Iait; tnat the aforesaid
I,ait is personally known to him. that
this deponent was present and near
the said Talt in the Brown Palace Ho-
tel in Denver en- the day mentioned.
and that the deponent was acting in
the capacity Of a reporter for the Chi.
cago Record. Herald, assigned to the
Democratic National convention; that
he heard the conversation between the
aforesaid Lalt and man VINO was
known to him to be John w, Kern.
and that to the best Of deponent.s
imeory the conversation as set forth
in the foregoing afiiaylt Is the CON.
yersatlon in word and substance as
he heard II at that time; that the 9th.
ier facts alleged BY said Lait ii; the
affidavit are by this deponent known
to be the truth; that he remembers
that aforesaid Kern was interviewed
at the time described In the aiidayits
In the apartments known TO this af-
hant to have been reserved and paid
forby Thomas Taggart. and that this
tIeponent interviewed aforesaid nag.
eart many times prior, to the date men.
TONED and that Taggart told him on
several occasions that Kern Aforesaid
would be thesnominee FOR Vice Presi-
dent
"sigreds GRAFTON s. WILCOX.
snbseribed and sworn 10 before
me this twenty.aInth day Of septeni
ber 1908, IN the city Of Chicago.
LEA I5EcIAiRE
Notary Pubilc.
suchSa thing asloolsing to the peo-
pie of depending upon he people. or
sppealing TO the people Or expresa-
ing gratitude % the people, Or deciar-
Ing an intention to serve the people.
never occurred 70 Mr. Kern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
& OUR TlC
TH IELD
VOTERS Will HAVE WIDE oppo 4.
TjNlTY FOR CHOICE AT
ELEcTioN!

There Nill be four fun State and
ccagtessiouat tickets IN the deid for
the voter 70 choose from when he goes
to the polls next'month. The Republi-
cans. Democrats, Socialists aud Pro.
hibition parties have lanncaed and
ceruaed four lists OF congressional
ana State candidates. 4.
The Republican parry win have the
American eagle as its emblem; the
Democratic party the barnyard mas:
ter, the rooster the Prohibition party,
a photograph Of home. and the SO.
ciallsts VIII use the globe with clasp.
ed hands underneath. The candidates
on the four tickets are:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
STATE DENTIST
]. 10 MEET HERE:
CONVENTION or STATE DENTAL
ASSOCIATION TO RE HELD
HERE THIS WEEK

|. The West Virginia state Dental As,
soclation will convene in this city on
Wednesday Thursday and Friday, oc,
tober i4th. 18th and 10th. Tne follow.
ing is the oficial programme.
"Wednesday, oetoher 18th.
t0:O0 a. M.
Roll call.
Presidents address.
Order Of business.
200 p. m.
DR.. n. L. Amber, Cleveland. Ohio
paper Travels and History Of DEN
tistryr
Dr.. George H. Wilson, Cleveland o.,
paper-aAnatomical Articulation Of
Teeth Illustrated by lantern slides.
7:sO p. ms
Banquet
Mr.. Lee 8. Smith. Pittsburg, paper
"The Dental Business Forty Years
Ago"
500 p. M
Clinics.
Or. ]. A. Libey, Pitt,burg- Root
Filling Chair clinic.
DR.. B. R. Kibler, IndtanapolIs-"Po Por.
celain Inlay"-c Chair clinic.
DR., H. H. Myers, Pittsburg-%ca %cayi-
ty Preparation for Porcelain, and Gold
Inlay"
DIR. j. A. Libbey. Pfttsburg An
nealing Breaches Table clinic.
Dr.. j. Earl Roney, wheeling Gold
Casting in Connection With Brase-
work Table clinic.
DR.. L. G. Beerbower. Terra Alta. w.
Va. open Fased crown"-chair clin-
tc
DR.. o. L. Herting, Pittsburs Cold
T4lling"-Chair clinic.
DIR. A. c. Plant, wheeling "Asch.
er's enamel Filling Chair clinic.
DR.. E. N. Eddy. Fairmont- Subject
to be announced. n
Dr.. F. Benton Langat, Parersburg
Subject to be announced.
DR.. F. L. wright wheeling Gold
Filllng''-Chair clinic.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

.BR FELL
(! !ROIN.I TRlA ain.
CHARLES Is ca nv DIED FROM
INJURIES RECEIVED sATuR.
DAY AFTERNOON.

Charles y. Garsey. aged thirty eight
years. brae eetnan on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroa j. died at the Miners HOS
ptal Saturday night about nine O'Clock
from inturies received rom falling
from a train Saturday afternoon near
Montana. The accident occurred
about three O'clock in the aftern .on.
He was taken to the hospital with all
possible dispatch. He was badly man.
gled and never recovered from the loss
of blood and the shock.
Mr.. carsey was a brakeman on the
S. w. division Of the Baltimore and
Ohio and was here Temporarily. He
was assisting IN making up a train in
the Montana yards. While the train
was in motion, carsey attempted to
board It. He fell under the cars and
the wheels passed over him,
Miss Bertha carsey. Of Athens. o.
sister Of the dead man, arrived here
last evening and directed the disposi.
tion of the remains. The body will
be Inferred at Athens, Ohio, his for.
mer home. Undertaken R. G. Jones
had charge OF the body.
Carsey was a popular man among
the railroaders and his death will be
greatly regretted by all who knew
him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
N0 CHANGE
AT FIRS
Nj f. CHURCH. |
ReU. Snlit Returns
NeD Pastor for
Diamond ST.

The appointment Of ministers by tha
West Nifglnia Nj ID Conference for
the Mofgantown district has been
made Rsx a. D. smith was returned
here HIS many friends win be glad
to kaoB 81 ais return. 1t vas report,
I'd thai ae had been appointed to a
chnrch m Nheeltng. Rev. A. Moore
sslli ili ne pulpit al Mannington. ray
Tor Richmond has been appointed at
Lunberpor !. K Grimes comes to
First ward Ct H. Meredith goes to
HalIeck
Rev Bent, pastor Of the Diamond
ssreet chqfeh Eas assigned to king.
wood.
Rev Il H Hess paster at Kingwood,
goes 70 Weston
There were comparatively few
change specially IN the best ap-
pcintments The full list for this dis
trict IS as follows.
rev $ Robinson, district super
lntendent
Arnettsyille e w. White, supply.
BaTnsville d: III. Grose.
Biackstlie, b. b. Garder.
FairmoHt First Church. g. D. Smith.
Falrmont Diamond street, j. x.
p
FarmIngton, L. A. McNemar.
EairyiewS 9. strader.
Grafton Andrews, ii. G. Howard.
Grafton ST. Pauls, i. ". Roberts.
4 Grafton West Main street, L. 8.
Grose
Grafton Circuit O. "A. snider.
Halleck c II Meredith, supply.
KnotisYtlle; vi a, Byns.
Loganspcrt q. u Hcpson. 49,
Lutnbetport Taylor Richmond.
Nannington, Archibald Moore.
- - ss'----'-+---l1,rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Conversational Nominees.

First District a. Z. Robinson.
Second District Benz. Hiner
Third District Andrew Price. 4,
Fourth District Oscar Parsons.
Firth pistrict-Is II clar.
state Tieses.
Governor Louis Bennett
Secretary os stst dam Bl itsie,
page.
Auditor Oscar jenkins.
attorney General 2. n, Morton.
Treasurer Jere A. Miller.
Superintendeht Free SCHOOLS /. B.
rGsh.
Judges Supreme Court Of Appeals
-w c. Matthews, walter Pendleton,
Melville Peck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
Sad Accident
YOUNG FAIRylEW MAN KILLED
WHILE WORKING IN THE
OIL FIELD:

Charles Hoard, aged 20 years, wss
killed Friday evening near wadestown
by walking beam. He was working
with casing gang when he slipped
and fell. the walking beam struck
him on the head crushing 1t.
The body was removed to Grant
Boards home at Fairview The re-.
mains were brought here this morn
ing and sllpped to Pt Marion. where
they VIII be interrea. u1dertakef R
g. Jones prepared the body for sburial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
SOCIALIST TICKET.
Congressional Nominees.

First District =. B. Hobbs.
Second District ". H. Woodley.
Third District n. G.. Burnett.
Fourth District F. ]. McD0ugle.
Fifth District wtlloughty Miller.
State Ticket.
Governor Harold w Houston.
Secretary Of State .. B. West.
Auditor 9, w. Kirendsii.
Attorney General-A. III. Haness
Treasurer Albert B. Bosworth. s.
Superintendent Free Schools
4. Gunter.
Judges Supreme Court OF Appea
ID. o. Boone and C. III. Powers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
PROHIBITION TICKET.
Congressional Nominees.

. { = : t4.s
First District 4. N. Barnes
Second District q. A. Herring. Z
Third District chas. Hill.
Fourth District g. N. Williamson.
Fifth District DE- C. N. Crouch.
State Tieet.
Governor Idward w. Mills.
Secretary Of state W. 9. B. Moore.
Auditor H N. Reppard,
Attorney General u: B, Ward.
Treasurer Hiram Lewis.
Superintendent Free schools El:
senha Hulley. si
Judges Supreme Court Of Appeals
&c, D. Herric, Dave D. johnson.
n. ]. Tucker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Conversational Nominees.

First District ". P, Hubbard.
Second Districts Geo. c. sturgiss.
Third District Joseph Holt Gaines.
Fonrth District Harry @. Wood.
yard.
Fifth Dlstriet-James A. Hughes.
State Ticket.
Governor VIM. 3. Glasscock.
Secretary Of State Stuart F. Reed.
Auditor John s. Darst.
Attorney Geaeral-W q. coaley.
Treasurer-W. e. Long.
State Superintendent Free Schools
N. P, shawkey.
Judges Supreme Court of Appeals
w. N, Miller, Ira 3. Robinson, L. j.
Williams.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
/ labor WON
FOLLOW lead
0F GOMPERS
Strong Union Men
.Say Vote Can
sliUered

NEW YORK oct II. ErIdcnc,
continues % oaecumulate that Samuel
EGompefsis Is destined to iail 10 his el.
tort to delIysr labor vote to Bryan
and Kern Nov comes james Duncan.
first vice presIdent oi the Americas
Federation d Labor, ia which be nd.
monishes Workingmen to vote o. e'ec.
.tlea day ia sccordance with .heir con.
gelences yIllIam Z, Fairley yelef.
an union labor leadef ol the south.
declared that he deemed It 10 be 1is
duty 10 disresafd lhe advice or Pres.
ident Gonipers and 70 vote 1or qnlt
and sherman Norman D. McPhall.
president 81 the pogaphicai unloa.
IN i letter % Willis T. Moore uller
8 protest against the Gompers propa.
ganda.
puResns Advice 70 labor
Mr.. Duncan letter written to
friend follows
Your inquiry ls similar TO q NUNS
Der Of other inquirIea on The same
subject, and, therefore needs The gcn.
eral answer
The labcr nioy ement Of our country
in8 as far as NE political situation IS
concerned lsnow as heretofore. indc.
pendent Of parties Those who hass
given the greatest thought to the sub.
tieet within q ranks Of organized d.
bpr have been busy from year to year.
Tor Iong tliae Is part ni their trade
rnionism, seaching OF at least adrin.
Ing Organized WORKERS to not Be
bound % any particular party. but 10
vote for The principles they believe
were ~ lAe greatest good 10 ho
sfeate number Of All the people. and
that 4 ans person aaplrei 3 puhl'
ONCE to deal With the asplranl upon
his mefitsn and not because OF his be-
longing Or not Belonging to any par
ticular party. The intensity Of recent
events bss esi,ses more .ctt,,.,
lan,onr lie orranized worker. in +.
far ) nolIttcs, a,fa,rs ars corcsrn.',
thsn 3Ir taes nast ana Ne NAV sx.sc.
a men bseone educatea to- The nns.
lie needs and study the science OF
govern n,sss t6ey yin bsoome r',ir
rnnrs attiye noIiiioaiIv
an. s....:.s......
- - - - - guy ''e7 '.r-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
peath q chIld = kInamont.

The SIX months old son OF Mr., and
Mrs. c. F. Reese, Of Ktngmont. diel
on Sunday morning. Funeral services
we're conducted at the home to-day
by Rev. w, j, Eddy and the remains.
were brought here for interment in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
I pr. Cook on Road to Reeovery.

DR.. John R, Cook continues TO inn
prove very slowly. AT times his cons
siision seems unfasorables but physi
clans seem confident that ae wiz en-.
titeIy recover DR.. Ghas. McElfresh.
Of Baltimore, who returned here 4 few
days ago to see pr. Cock, vent home
today HIS opinion comedies with
that q FaLrmont,s physiclans
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

Says D o1l
Kict NoW
Assured

cIsARKilsBBRGb ". va, Oct.
The first week Of Hon William 2.
GIasscoclss stulnpIhg tour was high
ly successful one, exceeding the hopes
Of his nlpalgn managers here. The
were large, showing that
there was interest IN the Communities
visited In tha pefsonality of the can.
dldate-the man who Is destined to
be the next Governor cf West ytr.
ginia, They we're enthusiastic, too.
which proved that the Republicans Of
the State are moi apathetlc. and that
they believe IN the righteousness of
their pafty's cause and in the irwin.
cibility Of their candidates. Taey
proved atill another thing, equally as
gratifying tothe omelals at head
quarters, and that Is that Mr.. Glass.
cock is a eamnaigner of more than
ordinary ability In short. that he Is
a success on the stamp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

Z There VIM be meeting Of the
Political Equality Club at the, home
Of Mrs. Aliie Raymond this evening.
This is the regular meeting which
was postponed ifrom October 5th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
a Ramsaaee sale.

Beginning with Tuesday OF next
week, the w G. I. U. viii hold a
Rummase sale on Jackson street. Tho
union soiicits the patronage Of the
public,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

J e & . z - 60. 4 E. y
At the Charleston meeting. which
opened the GlsssoocIs campaign in
tte Southern tier Of counties. and
which was 4 hamnier, alene Bryan en-
thuslast. while Mr.. Glasscocis was
speaking, gave a cheer for the Nebras.
kan. Quick as fash, the next gov,
ernor said bringing into play a cam.
paisn smile. as winning as any Of
,em:
t'I am gisdSto see that we have one
Democrat With US. at least, who is
near to the mouFner's bench. It is a
good start "a x him into j Repuhli,
tfsnhtihued 0n PAGE Enur.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
YOu Couldn't be
Found
AnY Other Way

sothe man concluded 10 AZ.
yerslse for you. he had doped
ycd would happen 10 come
around and see him Of your own
accord or that somebody would
tellgcu about what ne has to
sell 70 you-or, that necessity
would drive you TO search Tor
him.
But you didn't omcSou
didn't happen 10 hear, Or 10
see His message for you was.
MT delivered. Hls oner tho
oiier thai Is really more to yonf
liking and TO your interest than
any you've had Tor months. Is.
last (ns Il should have been al
arsN put into the form o. nn
ad., aud awaits you In these coll
ulnns' You'n know It when goh
see lt-talse look Tor il To-
day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12
MASS MEETING OF REPus.
LlcANs AT MANiNeToN.

A mass meeting Of the Repub.
lieans Of Marion county is called
for Wednesday, october f4td.
1908, at eleven O'Clock a. M, at
Ma1nington, at Republican Head
Quarters, for the purpose OF sag-
gesting the name Of a candidate
for member Of House Of Dele
gates to I'LL the yacancy on the
Republican ticket caused by the
withdrawal Of Dr. U. H. peben.
. darfer
Given under my hand this 10th
day q October 1908.
j. R. FURBEEi
Chairman Marion County Repnb-
lIeaa Executive Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

To intend q read the ads, some day
Is as proHItiess as 1t would be 10 In:
tend to eat your dinner some day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

M Sim Bright went to Seyser this
morning 70 spend week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

tcoatlpaed 81 pase Four,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-12

st:ahtinued cn pase Tour.,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01
FRIDAY, NAY l, 1908.

The Illustrated Easter number
of the Lemhi Herald is about the
handsomest and most neatly
printed newspaper which has
reached us this year. Its illustra-
lions and text all tell of enter
prise, prosperity and opportuni-
ties in the county at the head of
Salmon river, the former home of
Idaho's "Grand Old Man." the
late Senator Shoup.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01

The Caldwell papers of last
week assert that the first link in
the S. F. |. & NJ. railway from
Caldwell to Homedale will be
built without further delay and
that the bridge across Snake
river has been contracted for.
Mr.. Place, the manager, further
asserts, that grading on the
road south from Homedale will
soon be under way, and that he
expects to have the road com
pleted and running as far as
Sheaville by December next. This
would be exceedingly pleasant
news for the people of DeLamar
and Silver City and the mine
operators at South Mountain
and Flint, couldit be relied upon.
At all events we will be glad to
see a start made and hope at
least to see the project carried
through within another year,
and the road completed as far as
Winnemucca, Nevada, eventually.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01

The mighty are falling. Hey
wood, while in jail awaiting trial
in Idaho, was retained as secre-
tary of the w. F. NJ, and was the
socialist nominee forgovernor of
Colorado, and after the jury in
the Idaho court had acquitted
him, became the most talked Of
candidate of the socialistic party
for president of the United States
and was made organizer for W.
F. M. unions and went about the
country delivering sensational
and almost anarchistic speeches,
has finally been deposed from the
position of organizer and now
holds no connection with the w.
+. NJ, than his membership with
Silver City Miners Union, No. 66.
The officers of the Western FEEDER
alton finally wearied Of him and
his socialistic harrangues. The
better element among the men,
bership of the order saw whittier
this kind of talk was leading the
Federation and they very wisely
deposed him. He will now de-
scend the grade more rapidly
than Debs.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-05-01
NOTICE OF MEETING OF RE-
PUBLICAN STATE CON-
MENTIONS.

Pursuant to the authority Of the Re
publican State Central Committee, and in
accordance with their action, notice is
hereby given that Republican State
Convention will convene in the City of
Wallace, State of Idaho, on Tuesday. the
18th day of May, 1908, at IL O. clock a. m.
of said day for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Republican National
Convention to be held in the City of Chi
cago, State of Illinois, on the 10th day of
June, 1908.
And, pursuant to the authority and by
the direction Of the Republican State
Central Committee, Republican State
Nominating Convention will convene at
the City of Boise, State of Idaho, on
Tuesday, the first day Of September,
1908, at II o clock a. m, at which State
Convention Republican platform of
principles will be announced, a new
State Central Committee will be elected,
and candidates will be nominated for
Justice of the Supreme Court, one mem
Der of Congress, and State officers to be
voted for at the general election to be
held on Tuesday, November 3, A. D. 1908.
The various counties of the state are
entitled to delegate representation in each
state convention as follows:
Ada 49,. M . "a
Bannock 49,. ........... e. Is
Bear Lake. .............. ..... IA