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The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Ludlow to Reform School.

Lloyd Ludlow, the Golden City
youth who anne xed horse beloning to
Mr.. Conroy southwest OF Jasper some
weeks ago, was given five years in the
state reformatory at Boonville by Judge
Scott last Friday. Ludlow, who Is evil
IDENTIFY born thief, was out on bond,
which was furnished by Golden City
parties, but last week he again got his
mucilaginous fingers on horse at Col.
den City and after riding the animal
about several hours traded it for a
watch and three dollars. Naturally,
following this escapade, his bondsmen
did not care 10 further risk their coin
on him and withdrew. This necessita.
ted keeping him at Carthage until his
trial came off, last Friday. Ludlow
was under age and could not be sent to
the penitentiary.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Nevada's Fourth Attraction.

Prof. j. w. Storms, superintendent
Of the Nevada public schools was here
Tuesday advertising the 4th Of July
attractions at the Nevada Chautauqus.
The cbautauqua management has ar.
ranged for an excursion from Joplin to
Nevada. running north on the same
schedule as the regular morning pas.
senger and leaving Nevada. south
bound, at IL p. m. The program is a
remarkably strong one, featuring such
attractions as Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor, the
Nevada Flambeau Club, Apollo quar-
tet and bell ringers and Crawfords
military band. A fine fire works dis
play is scheduled at 9;45 p. m. The
celebration is to be held at Lake Park,
one Of the most beautiful spots in the
whole country.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Caught q Stray Parrot.

I. Y. Byers is the temporary owner Of q
fine South American parrot, which took
up quarters on his placs last Thursday
and which he succeeded 10 capturing.
The bird was first seen in an ash tree
near the house, and made no attempt
to escape when Mr.. Byers' SOD climbed
the tree. The latter held out cracker
to the parrot, which came to him readily
but nipped fair eized piece out Of bis
hand when he seized his birdship by
the legs. The parrot 10 evidently .
young one and has not shown any talk
ing abilities, though it mimics birds
and chickens constantly. Mr.. Byers
has no idea where the bird came from,
but il no owner claims 1t he will have q
cage made for its accommodation and
keep it.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Mrs. Mackey First.

The matrons' silver medal contest at
the M. E. church Saturday night was
the best attended event of the kind
since the local w. G. T. U. began the
series OF contests over year ago. Sew
en- ladies took part in the contest,
namely: Mines. Mackey, Baker, Moulton
Estey, Hardenbrook, Daniels and Will
Jams. Mrs. Mackey was awarded the
medal by the judges. There were sew
eral good musical numbers on the pro-
gram, including selections by the or.
chestra. Miss Stella Covert, at the
request Of the W. @ T. U. ladies, gave
the selection that won her the grand
gold medal at Carthage last week,
acquitting herself in her usual splendid
style.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
OPENS TONIGHT.
Gov. Richard Yates at Carthage chAus
tauqua- Sunday a Great Day.

Tho Carthage Cbautauqua opens on
Thursday evening, July, 2 with an adj
dress by Gov. Richard Yates Of Illinois,
one Of the finest speakers in the west.
The Standard Male quartette, one Of
the most popular concert organizations
on the road, will furnish music and will
RI main for both afternoon and evening
of July and 4.
Sunday, July 5 is to he great day at
the assembly. Maupins band, orches-
and concert company makes its first
appearance that day and appears both
afternoon and evening in sacred con
certs. Rev. Jahu Dewitt Miller, the
famous preacher and lecturer, will
preach 10 the afternoon, and at night
Rev. Father MacCorry, the widely
travelled Paulist missionary, will give
his illustrated lecture, 1.-THE Story
Beautiful"
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Announcements
We are authorized to announce
f. L. SHEPHERD

as a candidate for the Office Of Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Jasper County, sub.
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Corn Orowers-Look This Over.

The corn shows this fall bid fair to
be the best ever yet held. One reason
for so thinking is that men know more
about good corn. and second is that
such liberal premiums were never offer.
ed before. The state fair at Sedalia,
October Bird to 9th, comes across with
hundreds of dollars for cash prizes, be-
side good merchandise prizes, free schol-
arships, etc.
The State Corn Growers Association
for their annual show in January will
offer the best list they have ever been
able to give. Some of the fine things
are given here; take look at them and
get into the game. Some young man
will win $500 automobile seat buggy,
offered by Jones Bros, Kansas City.
The DeT.aval cream separator company
offer $500 improved cream separator.
The U. s. cream separator company.
offer an improved cream separator, valu-
ed at 1880. The Avery company of
Peoria, Illinois, offer Perfection Edge
drop corn planter, $500, Mo. Moline
Plow Co., st. Louis, an improved edge.
drop corn planter s45 90. Spartan Mfg
Co. OF Pontiac, Ills, power feed mill
$4,000, Slower Mfg. Co. of Freeport ILL.,,
an Ideal feed mill, s45 90. Sandwich
Mfg. Co., Sandwich, Ill.,, a s45. 90 Feed
Mill. johnson and Field Mfg. Co., Ra
cine, Wis, tanning mill, corn sorteI
and Dagger, $500. Simmons Hardware
Co., st. Louis, $50 90 tool cabinet
also a $1,000 tool cabinet. There are
numerous other articles not named here
Christ Ohlendrof of Boonville, Cooper
County's big seed corn grower, offers 6
fine silver cup for the young mems class
These premiums and the people who
offer them are too we'll known to need
any introduction, Every man 10 Nilsson
ri knows the goods. The list is only un
der fair Roadway and will grow from
time to time. The national corn exposi
ton at Omaha, Dec. 10th to 10th, vii
he grand affair where thousands o.
dollars worth Of prizes will be won by
somebody. These things are all for thu
persons who try. Sit on goods box
cuss every body who hustles, make Dt
effort, and it is guaranteed that the win
ner will not be you.
A local Corn Show should be held in
every community, and in each one tn,
winning corn should be sent to thes'
other shows. Write s. M. Jordan, Sec ;.
Mo. Corn Growers Assn, Columbia
| Mo
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
We are authorized to announce
G. s. WALDEN

of Joplin, as candidate for Judge OF
the Circuit Court, Division No. 2, sub.
ject to the decision of the Republican
primary Aug. 4.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
Pension Report.

Congressman Thomas Hackney TO-
ports the following pensions granted
residents OF Jasper county during the
week ending JuneN.
VIM. R. Tinker, Joplin, $40. 90; James
Post, Webb City, $500; James Berrion
Carthage, 1890; VIM. Myers, joplin,
1890.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
We are authorized to announce
II, G, TADLOCK

as candidate for the Office OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney of Jasper county, subject
to the Democratic primary. August 4th.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
We are authorized to announce

as candidate for circuit judge of Di-
vision No. one, subject to the will of the
democratic voters in the primary cleo
ton, August 4.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
We are authorized to announce
ANDREW G. BURNETT

as a candidate for nomination for
Judge of Circuit Court, Division 2, 18th
judicial circuit OF Mo-, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary Aug.
4th.
The Jasper news., 1908-07-02
The News is authorized to amour nee
ELIJAH f. KEYTON

of Joplin as candidate for nomination
for jucge of the circuit court, division
no. 2, long term, subject to the action
of the Republican voters at the August
primary election.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
KERN BEGINS FIGHT !!
Delivers Brief Address TO Citi-
zens OF Kansas.

pittsburg, Kan, July ~. John ".
Kern, nominee for The vice presi.
dency on the democratic ticket, TO.
day ared his opening nuD in the
campaign Of iiAg- at this place.
Mr.. Kern Is on his say 10 Lincoln,
whefc be will hold congeFsuce With
Mr. Bryan.
Almost the entire population %
the toan turned out to greet SIR.
Bryau's running mate wba 10 re-
sponse tq demands for speech, ap-
pearea ca tie rear platform Of the
train and delivered brief address.
Mr.. Kern said DE dl6 not deem II ap.
pfupfiste 30 make q political speech
or sunday hnt that he kusw that Ia
religion as IN politics people hsd dit
rrnt liellefs. lie advised his hear
ers to read The platforms of Tie two
PARTIES carefully and Intelllgensiv
aud then 10 cast Intelligent votes
To correspondent of the Associ.
ated press wbo ls accompan,i ins him
from Denver 10 Lincoln Mr.. Kern
said IL vas not bls purpose 10 make
An extended campaign tour bat that
be would. between nov and Nosem-
hsr, deliver speeches iu such places as
lt is ,hought his presence might be
alnss needed Mr. Kern VAS avese
10 discn ss;ne politics ahOard the
train, bot. nevertheless, entertained
every confidence that the democratic
national ticket ~oald score a signal
victory la November He sill, while
at Lincoln. make knaSn when it viii
be agreeable to him q receive the
notification committee.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
CANDIDATES MAKE
PUBLIC STATEMENTS!
Both Bryan and Kern Are We'll
Pleased Over Result Of Con-
ventiOn and Platform.

Falrview, Lincoln, Ncb. Jaiy TO-
The following statement wss made
by VI. J. Bryan when at :3i a. M.
he received the announcement Of bis
nomination as the candidate OF the
democratic party fer presibent:
"'rhe honor Is the highest olsiciai
position Ia tie world. ana no one
who occupies IL can afford to have
bis views upon public questions
blased by personal ambition. Recog-
aixius his responsibility TO God aud
his obligation 20 bis oauntymen, be
should eater upon the discharge uf
his duties with singleness of purpose.
Believing that one can best do this
when he Is not planning for second
term. | announce now, as have on
former occasions, that II elected !
shall not be candidate for re-elec.
tion.
This Is a nomination rs purely
from the people rs can he, anf II
elected my obligation viii ba rs
purely To the people | appreciate
the honor the more begaa IL came
not from one person, or few persons
but from the rank aud ole acting
freely and without compulsion. !"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
For Over an Hour Pan.
demOnium Rei9ns, Chairs
Smashed and Order is
Restored Only by PIun9-
Ing the Auditorium in
Darkness.

The result was strongly In favor OF
Bryan, only two voting for johnson.
The absentees we're many, but the
tesul, was not announced In numbers.
IL was declared 10y the chairman,
however That the vote as announced
ny Mr., Murphy was correct and The
vote would be counted as - for Bry.
an.
Each aud every man In the Ohio
delegation IL for Bryan, announced
the chairman Of The delegation, and
II requires no unit rule for us TO cast
oui M votes for Bryan.
When Oklahoma was called the
chairman announced 'tOklahoma
casts her ~ maiden votes for W. j.
lityan "
Pennsylvania demanded that n poll
of the delegation be taken. The sott
largely for Bryan. but the count pro
ceeded slowly because Of confusion ol
names arising from the austing ol
the Guifey delegates. rhe state was
not under the unit rule and The le'
suit WIS announced 10 be; Rryar
ia.s, Gray Ms, Johnson 3.
When Pennsylvania wis reached
Bryan needed oniy, ~ Votes To make
/ tiis nomination sure, and Pannsyl'
Yania giving him lgi4 made him tbs
party nominee.
/ Rhode Island east for Bryan Hne
for johnson. Solid delegates east
their Yates for Bryan frpm sootl
Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee,
Texas and Utah. Vermont cast
for Bryan, ! not yeting,
Yifginia aud Wisconsin east thcII
+ iull votes for Bryan. as did Alaska
and ali the remainlRn delegations
neither Johnson nor Gray receiving
another vote.
I Before the vote ~as announced Mr.
Hammond, gho had placed Mr.
johnson Ia nomination, moved K
make unanimous the nomination oI
Mr.. Bryan, saying that Minnesota
knes huW 10 lose well as IL dhi how
10 hpht we'll. A great clner broke
from tie Thong.
For Judge Gray, Murray Nandlser,
OF Maryland, and delegation from
Delaware, seconded the molten al
Mf. Hammond. There came cries oI
"Gonfgia. Georgia IN, That
state. after short pause. declared
that IL also seconded the motion
which upon being put by the chair
min was carried With roar. II. ~.
Elders. OF Georgia, alone voted In
tie negative.
u Dow declare William }. Bryan
"a 10 le nominee of the democratic
party for preside q ot the United
ststes, said Chairman Clayton, and
the delegates, giving one Mid cheer
begun TO move toward tie doors.
4 motion to adjourn until io0 q.
n. FiIdag was then carried wlth i
whoop. aud at 5:a2 q. NJ. the eonsen'
ilon adjourned.
The big clock ln tho bslcony, h0w
eser. stlIl marked the bUur 0i mid.
night. The detailed vote WA uol
announced. bat 4, stood ~ follows
Rryao sssis, Gray 5sik, Johnson 10
Absent and not yptirg 4.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

Denver, July 10. ietn W. Kern,
OF Indiana, the nominee for Vice
president on tile democratic ticket.
received tile news OF the action oi
the convention In his apartments In
the Albany hotel.
When, early In The day, matters
began 10 shape themselves ia bis d.
rectlon ana his selection became al
most certainty, Mr. Kern deter
mined that tie would remain away
from ,oday's session, and accordingly
hts scue WIS occupied by an alternate.
II an profoundly appreciatisa OF
The honor which has been conferred
upon me, said Mr.. Kern. ahen seen
shortly after the convention adj.
iourned. ~ regard the honor all
the greater because ] did not seek
the plaee nor did my delegation. I"
On the floor belnw the room occn-
pied by Mr. Kern, the Indiana dele
gation's headquarters were thonged
with persons from all parts Of the
country Who called 10 congratulate
Indiana's representatives on the
choice of The convention. Mr. Kern
visited his headquarters and he was
given an ovation. Tomorrow night
the Vice presidential nominee will
leave for Lincoln where he will see
Mr. Bryan and discuss tho forthcom.
Ing campaign.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Defense Rests in Adams Case

Grand Junction. Colo July, a. -
The defense rested this afternoon IN
the case Of Steve ADAMS, charged
with the murder Of Arthur Collins,
mine superintendent after pto'iucin.
eight witnesses Who testified that
Adams was playing csrds at Mrs
Mennan's boarding house 10 ophir
on the November ulght 10 ipo2 wheI
Collins aas shot IN Telluride and
Nas still there when man brought
I news Of the murder.
Jsek Grimm gave particulars OF ih
card game and his testimony was no
shaken on cross examination. TIL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
RYAN AND KERN THE PARTY LEADERS !!
ffERfN(f TO
nal PLATFORM!
Law in Need Of MOdi-
t-lmmediate Revision
Tariff, Etc.

y 9.-After more than
most continuous service,
De on resolutions of the
national convention, to-
20 O'Clock, concluded its
platform, and after a
Sion and Encouragement
he members of the COM
5ded by the chairman,
keli, OF Oklahoma, with
under his arm, started
milton ball.
Ii It plank had been
Senator Daniel, of Vir.
-Senator Smith, of New
nncen their intention to
Nominee Of the conven-
Datform agreed ON. The
1opted for presentation
tiCn the following reso-
Ming A braham Lincoln's
lion:
bthe Tooth anniversary OF
"a braham Lincoln occurs
700; therefore. be 1T
by the democratic ma
ntion. That we recon
appropriate celebration
&pr land
Ittee voted down a reso.
that hereafter a ma
1ould be sufficient to ef-
jnation Of any candidate
or vice president In ma
1tic convention.
debate in the resolu-
ttee on the tariff plank,
strike out the recon.
b place Oh the free list
whose protection aids
4s defeated by the close
|22.
4ttee defeated Ex-senator
BIS polypamy proposition
20 to 20.
most spirited depates
D Amendment Offered by
States Senator James
New Jersey, suggesting
/ OF recognizing the cost
esising the tariff scbed.
|rovision was sharply an
undemocratic and after
II Of debate was with
J introducer, it was said,
aphic request from Mr..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
Nebrdskdn is Nominated By ACC|dmdtiOn; 1872 Votes,
Judge Gray 50, Governor johnson 46.

Observation-Disclosures ~.
Michigan-Rryan %,
Minnesota--Iobnson -.
Mississippi-Bryan 20,
Missouri Bryan 81.
Montana-Bryan q.
Bryan i6.
Nevada-Bryan q.
New Hampshire Bryan {, John
son l.
New Jersey--Gray "a.
New York--Bryan 7s.
North Carolina Bryan -.
North Dakota Bryan $,
Ohio-Bryan 40.
oklahoma-Bryan Is.
oregon-Bryan s.
Pennsylvania Bryan 4eia. John.
son ), Gray sls, not voting q.
Rhode Island Bryan 5, Johnson ,.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

"Get the hook. He sat down on
the railing To walt the stilling OF the
uproar and then announced that he
intended to flush bis speech 10 a few
minutes II not interrupted, and in 30
IL the convention did not allow hlm
TO continue undistufhed.
Chairman Clayton used his payel
vigorously In the effort 10 restore or
der, but his voice, through overwork
had almost left him, aud he could
moi say word that was audible
three feet away. Mr.. Helm was un.
able TO continue, aud for some min
utes stood waiting for the crowd to
cease its uproar, but finally gave IL
up and concluded his remarks amid
much confusiou.
North Carolina was passed. Nortll
Dakota seconded Mr.. Bryan.
A delegate from Arizona suggested
that the further call of the roll be
dispensed with, but was ruled out OF
order.
When Ohiu was reached Chairman
John Rose rose and protested against
the further insult aud bowling down
OF speakers. He declared the conven'
tion should not be allowed To proceed
until the delegates were In order.
"On Yesterday he said, "thi'
invention fiibustered me out oi
business, aud am afraid now tc
risk another experience Of thai
kind
Louis XIV" he said, declared
i am the state. Roosevelt went hin
45 better and said, 4 an the United
States.
He brought great laughter iron
the convention by a description d
how Frank Hitchcock had managed
the details OF the convention. which
was repeated shortly after when b'
said that the republicans "bad nom
mated Rooseyelt's man Friday"
John j. Lenlz then was INTRODUCED
TO speak for the state and To secon,
the nomination of Mr.. Bryan. II,
declared Mr.. Bryan needed neithe
nomination nor second for he ha,
been the nominee OF the party in th,
hearts OF It's members for more thar
year.
"We come not so II uch u secon'
Mr.. Bryan" Mr.. Lentz proceeded
"but to apologize fur ohio ard IL
republican, misrule and policies II ha
foisted upon you. We have, however
mafshaled nov an army Of 500 90
who will cast the electoral vote Il
Ohio IN November for william J
Bryan.
When Oklahoma was called IL va
announced that Senator r. ~. Cor
would address the convention. whe
the msu who pfecipltaIed the gfea
demonstration Of yesterday was see
ON the stand be was given q most er
tbusiastic selcone.
Senator Gore concluded in whir
wind Of applause aud the roll ca
vas resumed. oregon's state cllsil
man seconded Mr.. Brysn from t0
floor, and then Mr.. McQuistou q
Pennsylvania, made bfIef speeei
declaring the democrats Of Feunsy
yania not only seconded ha: demsDc
ed the nomination oi Mr. Byan.
Rhode Island seconded nobody, bl
asked Tor the roll call. south Carr
n lima and South Dakota seconded ~
} Bryan. only simple snnouneemei
bcipg made ia each instance.
: Tennessee. through Senator Tsyl0
seconded Mr.. iIryan, and Texas siu
> ply announced that the state nou
give Mr. Bryan the usual I5o, o
3 plurality in Notea ter.
But ~e want the roll call now
: aided the chairman.
D Utah spnconced that IL airear
I bad been bearo and similar sta,
G ment Was made by Virginia. Ae
/, Virginia said that "a Lad DO canc
q date, but has II orators here, b
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16
SURELY WIN.' .
Is Ticket is a Strong
u Good Platform.

uly l3. Judge Alton b.
1emocratic candidate for
the last national cam
Billings this morning
ours enroute to Helena,
will 20 to.tbe yellow
al park for a tour oi
billings, Judge Parker
over the city and IA por'
valley by Mayor Foster.
- interested In agricult
b In the culture of alfal
D declared vas one of The
Dps grown In the west,
lng to the city the judy,
the newspaper men OF
oonvention and polite.
yer convention was
laid tine distinguished
md although we had ;
fenuous time Of it, v,
Everything itoned ou
be platform Is an excep
one and l a m mucl
~ The ticket nomin
ing one, and | believe 1
ID. l do not believe il
Ne federal courts, how
Judges In them. accord
5lef, are perfectly homes
ms, and, during my ex
association With at Ieas
Ne appellate courts,
known one OF toem Z
y opinion which was no
aay belief Ia accord wit
" bis conscience.
% reason. however, VT
notice in the feder;
rot be regu aied a
& the state courts.
ker left on the Mort
- helena.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

South Carolina-Bfyan ls.
South Dakota Bryan =.
Tennessee Bryan -.
Texas Bryan 81.
utah--Byan q.
Nirgiuia-Bryan "a.
Bryan !, not voting |.
West Virginia Bryan IL.
Washington Bryan 10.
Wisconsin nryar III.
Wyoming-B Bryan Il,
Alaska Bryan d.
Arizona Bryan O,
New Bryan g.
Hawaii Bryan q.
District Of Columbia Bryan O.
Porto Rico-Bryan q.
Totals--Bryan saa,s: johnson, id
Gray, 6ais not voting, ..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

VT are going TO save our ammunition
for election. . The state then de.
clared for Bryan.
The chairman of the Wisconsin
delegation In seeooding Mr. Bryan
claimed the distinction OF being tlfst
in the field with delegation In
strocted for the Nebfaskan. wyom.
ing, the last Of the states called, sec
ondcd Bryan.
The territories, the District ~
Columbia. Hawaii and Porto Rico all
seconded Bryan and the list was com.
plete.
"If there are other nominations, :"
said Chairman Clayton, 'the secre.
tary will call the roll alter states,
and the vote was begun.
Thomas +. Smith, secretary Of
Tammauy hall, was selected as the
clerk 10 read the roll of the states.
Alabama, no shouted, aud there
came quick response,
Alabama casts - votes for Bry-
an
Arkansas cast rs, California 20 aud
Colorado 10. The iifst split delega-
tion was that Of Connecticut, which
cast for Bryan aud 8 for johnson.
Delaware" called the clerk
"Slx votes for Judge Gray" was
the reply.
Georgia divided her votes between
all three candidates.
A roar went up when Illinois cast
her solid vote or Bryan. Iowa aud
Indiana followed suit.
Maine cast 10 for Bryan, for
Johnson and | not voting.
Maryland cast o for johnson aud 7
for Bryan.
Massachusetts east a solid vote for
Bryan OF 32.
Michigan announced that Il desired
a poll OF the delegation, but after
some debate II was denied bY the
chairman aud the vote sss cast sol
Idly for Bryan.
Minnesota cast her - votes fof
johnson. Missouri cast 30 Tor Bryan
and solid votes came from Montana
Nebraska and Nevada.
New Hampshire cast for Johnson
and for Bryan. New jersey went
solidly for Gray and then came New
York.
!. There we're calls for silence All osei
The ball rs Charles =. Murphy arose
10 bis feet when tue state was called.
New York is voting under tic
uuit rule and casts - votes for Iiiy
an, lie said, A Mid yeli Of entha
siasm went up as the empire state
for the iirst time declared Itself
North Carolina had just cast ber
p votes for Bryan when Judge
O'ConBor Of Utica, n ", one ol
j the state delegates arose and shout.
. ed "Mr. Chairman challenge the
vote Of New York and demand that
tlle delegation i5e poIled
! The chairman announced that tlis
. poll ~oald he taken.
1NN#bS DtfHAaA W aAA1sptN fAieNb !
I point that the poll should not bs
taken vlthout evidence Of fraud
This point was oyerfuled.
ALTON =. Palker,' called th'
clefk In beginning The poll. Thei'
I &as no response. and he called t1'
+ name thrice. Judge Parker sas MOI
/. in the ball.
/ Charles T. Murphy" WIS tie nex
name called.
:. II vote for Bryan, responded th
chief of TnmmaBy bali. and bead O
q the delegation. Lesls Nixon va
u next. Bryan, he lie called.
There we're p0mber oi absentee
e IN the delegation. but eoutinuou
chorus 0f ''IiTyan" came iB respons
IS IN The call ~ tlse clerk.
;. G. Hyde Clark broke .he solid yot
4 by declaring for Johnson aud Ju6g
T. o'ConnoT Of Utica, also voted for ID
II Minnesota man.