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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02

u. =. 3.
SILVER STATE CHAPTER NO. q.
0. E. g., meets in Silver State Hall
st 1850 P. m. on the I'd and 9Th
Thursdays of each month. vicitiu.
members in good standing always
welcome.
JENNIE PORTER, w. N.
LUCY LAVEAGA, See.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02
RAwHIDE's BOOM
NEVADn WONDER

The Reno Journal says Rawhide is
the one word among mining men all
over the state. Those who have re-
turned from a trip to the camp de-
clare, too, that it ought to be the one
word for it is the biggest thing the
state has ever seen. There is a rush
ON that makes that even to Goldfeid
almost insignificant, though this well
be hard for the pioneers of the great
southern camp to believe. As the
m~ineralized area is about eight miles
long by at least -four wide, and the
proved area is at least four miles in
diameter, there is room for newcomers
although the population has already
r. ached the respectable figure of 1000.
II is expected that by the time the
cool weather reached Nevada the camp
win have reached a population of at
least 10000.
Grutt and balloon hills, of which
everyone has heard SO much are great
porphyry dykes. Although the por-
phyry runs stringers of tale, and in
the stringers the ore is found-rieh
rock and plenty of it.
'Rawhide is more like Cripple
Creek in its formation than any other
district which l nave seer in Nevada
said Mrs. Il. S. Bethel, who returned
from the camp last night. There is
the same volcanic formation, and the
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02
WOODPILE HID THE
ARM OF A HUMAN

ELY, February PA human arm
which physician claim come from the
body of a young between Is
and 20 year of age, was found last
evening by City Marshal Hadginsor
last week as he was gathering chips
near his woodpile. The arm was al
most devoid of flesh, the owner ap-
parently having been dead for seven
or eight months.
Hodginson is positive that the arm
was not at the w~oodpile the evening be
fore the discovery, and thinks that
his dog probably found the bone and
brought it home.
So far as ear be learned there has
been no disappearance during the year
of any young woman of the age indi-
Gated by the remains of the arm.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02

same tilt-tilted geological conditions
1t is a wonderful camp-the greatest
discovery that there has ever been mad
in that state. There are 800 men now
working properties there so you can
see what kind of a business place it
it / saw somewhere that workingmen
were not needed n Rawhide. That
ought to be modified. Skilled labor
ers, carpenters, experienced miners are
in demand. There are not enough of
them there now, for they are in de-
mand. There is no work for the I'M
skilled laborer, and they are not want
ed. The camp has already begun ship
ping ore to the smelter which is locat-
ed at Hazen."
Mrs. Bethel brought the news of a
particularly rich strike on the Kearns
hill. The main shaft of TINS company
has been put down to a depth of 21O
feet, and the whole bottom of the shaft
is in rich ore.
"There is not a place on Grutt
hill,' said Mrs. Bethel, "that you
can't just scoop up earth and get pan
nings. Some of the dirt runs 40 cents
to the yard
%h"iice tdHPpei, sun u tHe We'll
known Greek Campbell, mill man and
mining expert has been in the camp for
several days looking ove the situa-
ton. his examinations have revealed
that the Rawhide ores are easy of
treatement and can be handled profit
tably with mills. Campbell departed
for Vanderbilt, California, Wednesday
for the purpose of dismantling a ten
stamp mill and shipping it to Rawhide.
He has secured a big block of ground
below the town and near the lake on
which to erect it. Drillers are sink
ing FOR water and it expected that
a flow sufficient for his purposes will
be encountered.-Rawhide News.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02

president of the constitutional conven-
tion that assembled in Philadelphia
1887, and his influence over that body
was most powerful.
So, in peace, as in war, he was the
greatest American. Only one other
name, the name of Lincoln, has ever
been coupled with his, and ever Lin
coin is hardly comparable with him.
As long as the nation endures the
people will honor themselves by hon
oring his memory.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02

Highest prices paid for old clean
rags at this Office. Bring them to us.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-02

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER NO 8. 4
r. A. M.-Meetings held at w
their hall at 8 p m. on the "
Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings of each month. All Com
panion Royal Arch Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to at
tend. w. A. BROWN. II. p
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

shawnee uk The chamber -
commerce - sha2nae. oklAsoms
CliT Guthrie Eaid and other Okla
huma titY are maturing a r1au Is
bring ahoui The passage ~ SIN b.
the legislature authorizing cities ta
acquire ~ p8frhate 81 con 4emnailan
pragrsdlngs land To- park purposes
within q certain distance 81 the ia.
curHuAied limits
g is proposed ~ have 3 pr8r.slhn
u the hHl ai'oelbg liiaa Is araHlr.
a.nd that detached frum the e.aea
iuf the reason ihat 0ueu he hesi
afsihsl" ite ~ nark d8 rot He
vifhk tha clfy limits
fHrae A also u connection wfh
CHS movement ehtfh Hss bean taR
en- ur hF the Chamber 81 cummsfsa
ana f.f ComCH hakur - acquire
sraoo na h tHs various OkahoHa
elites tae ie ta fafe the rfef
eface fisttH n purchase said ifaas
Shes said 81 fte hsf h5f
h fhehf Eae t
ri auat0Ht m aaufa tEls
lana
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Guthrie. o. The State naard of
Eaacailon todaf elected = AneY of
Guthrie ta he Hfwstteuf 81 the state
preparatory srheol located Al Tonka.
"a succeeding fiaeman and marks
man q ths Oklahoma Naiinnal Guard.
ard e present Is q memher of the
fu1ibali team % Harvard At which
college ~ y noW taking a special
course
The board announced the state
TeKibook Commiaslou ~ foiloNa
Rev Thomas Brewer pastor ~ the
Methodist Episcopal Church. snuih.
Guthrie Mrs T Chambers. oklA
homA Citf Mllsa Iasslter PauIs
Valley aud Q - p nfeWer ogWeh.
bef Fails. members of the Conrsitu.
tionai convention John b Bennett
% Maskanea - The National Indian
School ln iadian Trfnlinry. j NJ.
Barnes principal u the Enid filrh
School sud g. D. Moore suneFsn.
tpudeaf % the Marietta clty schools
~ A Grant Evans II Tulsa. pres
lteat 81 Henry Kendall College vas
elected president of the State unl.
terslit snceeeding uf David a
BOYD
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

VinitA, Okla Mas a li0s
In tie mAft@r Of TIE removal uf the
dlsAblllticsof sylvester Reed oi viui,a,
Okla, : Cherokee freedman a. a minor
10 whom Il may concern
Take notice hereby that Matilda
Lynch mother and next friend o.
sylvester Resd. a minor about Il Years
o. age of vlnltA, OKLA a Cherokes
freedm-n. and son q Matilda Lyuch
AMI MAJOR Reed wlli NE q p~titlon N
TIE tFleJ coagt 8f craig county
state q Oklah0ma, ~ vinlta oa the
anf dAy Or TIE nsEt term of tie
Disfict eourt O. BE- held ia the city
os Nlnlta or ~ soah thereafter zs the
same can be heard. Assiug said court
a. remove tie disabilities - aid
mlnof and 10 declare hlm u fall age
and conipstsut 70 transact business
Cor himself ander tte provisions oi
Atlcle y Chapter a Of Wnsous
Digest statute of oklahoma
Sylvester Rced, . minor
~ Matilda Lyncii
Motisf aul his neKt freud
A 5 McBea ATTORNEY
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
aLIer lNIgsasII1 eNEaoENr.
oalshoms ainss Bsard 81 nesea
ten Ezsselses New Pe~er.

Guthrie. Oh The state beard ~
edue&fioa Friday exeselseA the pos.
ef takem ffnn the board ~ regents
b. Attorney Caner4l Vests apin.
ion and elected Hes A Grant Esans
- Tulsa. 20 succeed uf Davis Il
hoyd - preelaent ~ the UklAhnma
state unlferstty Ksanx is president
of Heury Kendall college at Tulsa.
being appointed q tAns plaee ten
years aga lie u = native of East
india. . xfaduaie of okfofd and
ona ~ fbe most nfuminFAf edae4f.
oFs 10 the state Ha aas prominent
10 The sequoyah convention 81 Nus
kaEee three years sKo
Jack Allew pAa elected president
of the University Preparatory scA0ol
at Tenk4Na succeeding J. u Ksiiy
he e nos spending his second ysar
IN a pust Eradaais course - Har.
yard and AZ one time tAught "a 10
KAn County bikh school
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
Decoration Day
Committees.

Committee on arrangements
Prof Masiersou. ] NJ Darrongh,
Lee Barrett. r. NJ Burlington
Committee on program J a,
Gun. ] + pershing $ + Parks
c. II Goodpasturc
Committee on music = IL.
Davidson, & y Beboub John
5. Davenport aud Miss Louise
Graper
Committee on decoration and
i0wcrs Mrs Il. n swain. Mrs
Lee barrett, Mr.. J G wnkln.
son. Mrs. W T. Thompson Mrs
+. \. Ratclin, Mrs 81 + Mil
ford Mrs l. + Parker
Committee on Rrrang K
graves j G Wilkinson. + D.
Barrett
Committee on finance Wm
Slmms. 4 J Rarreit
Presidlngoeicer Mayor Parks
Grand Marshal a + Kden
hour
These exercises wl'l hr con
duetcd u the Auditorium and a.
the cemetery Masc furnished
by tie Nnlsa hand rhe cha
man of eaca committee Wili 81
expected Go eai. 3 nessi'ug q his
~ hnr committee AND mae al'
necessary arrangements be cor
neeaH wlA lhe coHMitee
work
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
ou W.T. cATceEs fHe
uresFs steaB sboats lrt6 Az ans
lanIisa frau Better

eaHtU UE ono H Ma t4
etl HH# taaf has eeeas.l H tr.
ffa teH iuf Ms tue s @rHe
HiI ta#NsHt uH thr ieaw fea
aiie southeast e tH.f ste struck
fse a' atud Before s uaa ekf tss4
Haa the ol shat Hau Csc aaH fm
fe na ths an THe aufasus aH
spread fa steam haIIer anf IrsHea
fhH hfe G. isaN'uE 900 hf "a ha
sV apd is beba control so ar
Norman. ot Pee l8ru ne,8 ~
OkaHaua tufefnft received q
naea aFe Friday ahigh siates ifR 3
Grant EfHuH ~ fuIsa uat selected
b. tse Board 81 edueafiaa a. pres
ideHt of the university iH boyd
eas surprised 81 fhs atllHn kli0f
ney General West HaIrd t6ai the
board " adaeaiEau eeali select pres
iaerfs - aIl state s#honlH Instead
df fhe heard of Regents NaHs thiuk
that thg action vul D. canlesfed bf
re fegsntf The rseenie NAV re
slen because thes haee BEEN made
HEareheada Cor Haskell Seratsrf
af State Cross State superintendent
Cameron Ana Attorney GeaNrai West
cau nasr tha board - education
e nyHum 81 oklahoma cts
49, eofed 81
Iane r native 81 indiana.
graduate of Offord University and
hat baH president 81 }rnty Kendall
CalIfk 81 Faaa teu 3rafa lie iH
said la be ths best Heted man un
iHd.aa aHalrs ia the United States
The faulty end ludeuts we're not
expected a selection iuf some tme
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

tHle a5nN Hu he ai'afn@
general be a g WUa.ne'1n
c8nHiF Eaetlae tse ta1H If hs
PRAIRIE oa a4 8sH HaWnaaf ataF
N9eata to prevent tasm Ham s1fk
Hf aa s lae HHe
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
Great Opportunity.

70 RENT Auditorium pools and
basement latter squlgped fof satsish
ami labluafiN Liieai ndueemeut
or Easement Sill D. disiied - sill
tenants facfes ~ billiard laB.
tlsilns lies "a tiaef sb@p viii baths,
- festa aifaHf hsaf aul sataf .ae IS
81 Nl4 Also feaf tsa FOSTERS wHh
toilet HaAa a#af Ahseef faW
L e rHser
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

X Taylor a Texas eaiflsmen. has
brought salt against the Midland Val
icy railroad company 70 reeoyeT dam.
ages fos the loss of z5 steafs that
afe alleged . have died from aflnk.
Ing crude Oh at The dlpplaE elatoa
At Msgsu. otla
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

The Prairie on eompanY the
branch Of the Standard OF company
In Oklahoina has submitted their -.
port . the stats auditor placlng = te-
lal valBallon of tia.sss .etsss ea thslr
Okiahoma property
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

MaT ~ and - hare heen see aside
~ the race committee q tae Co
manehe eauniY fair association Tor a
summer matinee as che l.aHtoa fair
grounds This Nill BE- the fret o. q
series % moatAig face meets
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

ll Rsa1 citizens believe thrye is
81 5eCa'Hi Heaf thar r.se st 60 sfsst
asp,6 aht 9e hafa bean aa
rIaei taf tba raHle 5f lnss 3sat
ms
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

ratIsy ana "Wednesday 81 ths
teck tte 8faai Iotas uf knights
50 pSihlhs met ia sulphur
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Ma q 4 MeNair of Tahlegaah.
has beea appointed ,5eal d.sFtasins
aEtat 1t tba CAtinkea capital
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

E has
completed fs HaHs "a tss fa,aa.
son ot railroad property la ut state
gbiset n laraaaa a8.as ias 'aal 81
ttJstssatH Tae faaaaan ase1 lass
scar ia Oklahoma tfaIaff. covering
mote taaH ha8 uae sl com.
panif 81 go ntfe state. saa tl8t
stt2f FaI fearH a.aau9a e.
therefore mara iaat #maa higher
fHaH fhHf IS lasf year
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Professor Fhenese ti8chkla has
been acieeiti a. me heal 8. iHa rIoa
bEisuan ellieea at DuanE
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

n OKLAHOMA FARM JOUR nj
NAL AND THE WEEKLY NJ
VI cHIFFTATN ! iEs9 FOR vi
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

District fulrs Mahea of roiasat
ome county ha ordered 81 ia stt
gauoa of alleged election frauds la
oae 81 tbe HafaH of shaancr
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Down here 4 IS ca''tt fauhafb
Un Be- Ms,0aH np gse3 b aHtpe
plant
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14
nav srArs nor4s

ruitsd stAieA Marshal tbah Abrf
nathY. nho hAn Jaas gesnrgWd rom =
baslneas lrlp q wsshlnks1a Gays
ihst 4 Il practically eefiaii thHt
President Roosevelt mill make q vsait
70 okahoma this summer af aexi fali
congreesmAn Carter has scearea a
favorable report from the house 10.
dian committee on his biIi % agthof.
ifa the sale % town lots % the aex.
feKatea coal lAnds of Oklahoma. Ia
towns whlch have sprung - since TIE
lownslte commission Waa abolished.
There are about 4 bali dozen toNna
Affected
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Doa'i iai % get the OKLAHOMA
FARM JOURNAL at tbb once
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

tohu ueadlsY has bern appointed
a state iise stock Inspector 70 succeed
Joe Cllilaa eho hAa gruasfea hls fen.
isaaiion. o o Understood that cat
ton has been waiting 30 Feaisu for
huaineaa se4a9ua Goa some time
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

There h negro soman iluag a.
Red Bird Who Is believed 8 s. iAe
eldest member q her race in Okla.
hona She does not kaow her age.
bat saYA she remembef chief Nc
iniosh ard AuaraN iaeEaa Nhea
sha waa q Eifl she came tom Aia
aama sita 10 Greek iadlanf She
saa slave 10 tho houih 81 many
feaf6
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

Thurman Masen. a sfetaa hana on
,ba Rock liani railroad g Geranl
m9 wen, hsh.aF Nita sam c0mrau
TONS q ieE aafa aFo ana Aas uai III
ian,et and be whereabouts su1 g.
appearance AEe hata ns h oH
elas 90 bad tma n3aa 81
maaFF al alm aae8 a
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-14

A commercial eluh has been ofGaa
lrea a. Hooker Nearly every basl.
neas house ln ths ioNu Is represented
A ADVERTISING campaign IS belag
planned
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Bryan and New York.

Walter Wellmsn is an expert
enced political observer and writ
er. He represents the Chicago
"Record- Herald, >" which is Repub-
lican to the core; hence what he
sends to his paper from New York
cannot be charged to have been
written with intent tn delude it's
readers.
Mr.. Wellman's deliberate and
impassioned statement, that young
Hitchcock realizes he is up against
the real thing, and that the voters
of New York, even Republicans,
are beginning to appreciate Mr
Bryan's fine qualities, and that he
Is stronger than he has ever been
as presidential candidate, must
be accepted as coming pretty close
to the truth. This well-known
correspondent was sent to New
York presumably to report actual
conditions, and he has done so,
despite that they are at variance
with what his paper would like to
see, This honest partisan journal
ism is to be commended,
Republicans have heretofore as
sumed, and they yet affect to as
sumo, that New York's electoral
vote ia safe for Judge Taft, but
the Democratic managers do not
concede this, either privatel y or
for publication. The Brooklyn
"Citizen" says there "has been
sufficient sentiment favorable to
Bryan evinced to warrant the
Democrats to make hard fight in
the hope that the pendulum will
swing their way" and that there
ls little personal hostility to Bry-
an.
To quote tue "Citizen" farther:
"New York, at least so far as or
ganized Democracy is concerned,
is no longer the 'enemy's country
to Mr.. Bryan. 1t is beginning to
like him and take him to Its bo-
SON."
New York is excellent fighting
ground. Hitchcock knows it, and
that is why he trembles.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Won't Submit to the Ma
chine.

Trouble among the Republican
brethren grows thicker and denser.
This is not mere heresay unsup.
ported by documentary evidence Z.
The remarkable spectacle of u
federal official and one Of the high
officers of the state fighting each
other tooth and nail, is now of
the boards. One of these gentle
men is none other than Secretary
of State Crmi Thompson and the
other Postmaster Sherman Eagle
of Gallinolis.
Mr.. Eagle has long been the
Republican leader In C Allia coun-
ty. His misfortune now is the
fact that he was once u part of
the late Foraker-Dick machine.
Having been formally accused of
his heinous offense, the Taft ma
chine fund it necessary to "elimi-
nate" him. Secretary of State
| Thomas was chosen as Grand
Eliminator in this particular and
tellcate emergency. Eagle and
his faction in Gallia county ticket
headed by Eagle for representa-
tive. Another ticket was nomi-
mated representing the Taft tac-
tion, of which Switzer is the head
and front. With this "phony"
ticket in the field, the way to dis.
pose of Eagle was plain. With
the Eagle ticket bearing the seal
of regularity placed upon it by
the election board of Gallia coun-
ty, an appeal was made by the
Taft leaders to Secretary Thomp-
son, who is subservient tool of
Cox Brown-Guilbert ring, and who
is at the head of the State Board
of Election Supervisors. Acting
in the interest of the ring, Thomp-
son chloroformed his conscience,
declared the S~itzer ticket regular
and ordered it placed on the
ballot, thus overriding the action
taken by the county board.
Eagle now charges Thompson
with corrupt abuse of power.
He spec fies by detailing CONVEX
sation he had with Thompson.
The latter, he declares, intimated
that he { Eagle) might be left on
ticket if he would only vote right
on the U, S. senatorship. Eagle
further states:
"From this conversation l have
arrived at the conclusion that the
secretary of states office is being
used in it's official capacity as
tool for machine politics.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Death of VIM. B. Allison,

In the death of William b. ALI
son the United States Senate loses
it's oldest member in point of con-
tinuous service. For 35 years he
was a member of the upper law
making body of the Nation, and
before entering the Senate he was
for eight years member of the
House of Representatives from the
Dubuque (Ia.) district. Few men
have ever been permitted to devote
so many years to public life unin-
terruptedly. A native of Ohio,
Mr.. Allison went to Iowa when
that State was in the far West.
He made start as railroad law
yer and was conserver of rail-
road interests throughout his long
career. Although he was victori-
Gus in his recent contest with Coy
ernor Cummins, the result of the
primaries showed beyond a doubt
thar he was losing his hold upon
the voters of his party In the
State. His death will make neces-
sary another election, and there
will likely be no deaIth of candi-
dates for his seat. If Governor
Cummins is ever to attain the goal
of his ambition he will have to
get busy now.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20
Ho! For Mansfield

The Democratic state speaking
campaign was limited to five
weeks by the state executive com,
mittee which met at state head.
quarters at Columbus, Thursday,
and decided to open the campaign
at Mansfield Sept. 26.
So short stumping campaign
in presidential year is unprece.
dented. The Republicans will
begin their stumping of the state
three weeks earlier. 1t may be
that the Democrats plan to let
their opponents wear out their
throats and then say, Gentle
men. if you are through talking,
we will begin the fight"
The decision in reality repre-.
sented the approval by the com
mittee of State Chairman William
l.. Finley's idea that more depend
ence should be placed on the party
press meetings.
Chairman Finley was author
ICED to take up with the national
committee the question of procur-
ing one or more speakers OF
national note for the opening day
In addition speeches will be made
by Judge Harmon, candidate foI
governor; Ex-Governor Campbell,
candidate for United States sena
tor, and the other candidates on
the state ticket, if there is time to
hear them all.
Mansfield, which was represent
ed by Judge S. M. Douglas, Chair
man Allen S. Beach, of the Rich.
land county committee Pierce j
Wigton and also by State Com
mitteeman s. + Simmons of Nor.
walk, was really the only appli-
cant for the honor of entertaining
the Democrats, G. Miller, of Akron
made formal plea for Akron,
but did not urge seriously the
selection of his city, Chillico the,
Lancaster and BucyIus, which
were supposed to want the open,
ing, were not represented at the
meeting.
Judge Douglas said 10 have the
campaign opened at Mansfield
would help elect the Democratic
candidate for congress in the
Fourteenth district, which has a
Republican plurality OF 1000.
County Treasurer |. S. Meyers,
of Akron, injected some humor in
to the gathering. He asked
Cnsirmsn Hamilton DsWssss of
speakers bursau for spsakers for
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-08-20

OF something to carry--and an
hundred and fifty million deflcien-
cy in the national treasury, and
growing larger every month.
The moral mentioned, that of
voting for Bryan for these reas-
ons, might not haved seemed very
moral, nor the reasons good ones,
had they not been so declared a
dozen years ago by the party
which then claim and now claims
monopoly OF morals and to be
the sum of all reason. 1t cannot
very we'll refuse to take its own
medicine. e.-Akron Times, Aug. 10.