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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
New Advertisements.
FORECLOSURE SALE

4. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
that under and by virtue Of the powers OBTAIN
ed n the following described deeds OF trust
viz: One dated Jan BIRD, 1905, recorded id book
2, page SIS ofI4and Mortgages one dated Dec
md. 1895 recorded in Book 3, page So to 3S OF
Land MORTGAGES, ened dated Dec. 4ths 1906 fecor-
ded in Book /, pages 81 ct So, of Mortgage Rec
ords. Of Greene County, Mississippi
p All Of said deeds Of trust being made BIZ Kila
Platt toJ. W, Wade as Trustee. all OF which
deeds of trust are now the property Of the
u MON Naval Stores Company, We the UNDER
signed.J. w Wade as Trustee as aforesaid, and.
the Union Naval Stores Company, a CORPORA
ton win sell on Tuesday the oath day of March
1903, at public auction for cash, to the highest
bidder or bidderSat the hour of Twelve O'Clock
Noon. nfront of the Courthouse of dreene
CouRtys Mississippi, atLeakesville. the follow.
ing described property, covered and conveyed
by said several deeds of trust situated in
Greene County, Mississippi; NV or of section
49, shlfof sw5qr' and " hlf of Sc or, and Sc or
OF seer of sections7, and hlf OF sw or, and NV
or ofsv or. and swqr of ne or of section 3, and
ne or, and ne rof NV or of section 10, hlI- In
township 4north. Range west; also hlf, of
e fractional. and hlf Of ne or and fractional
NV qr ofsectien13 in Township north; Range
west; also hlf of Sc or, and sw or of Be or
and hf of sw or, and ne or of sw or, and W tlf
of nwqr OF section 2s, in Township 4 north,
Range o.west'also all OF section IS in Tow nShtp
4noFtn Range o west except the ne or Of hegQr;1
also AR7set NV Grand mex Of sw GRAND sT or Of,
ssw or. and Sc or of my or of section ahd sw
or OF Sc or OF section IL, and NV or of ne or OF
section 20 and W hlf OF NV or of section! So Ii
Township 4, Range 5. $50 u"
5 Also any and all other property whether
real. personal or naked which was conveyed
oreovered by said: several deeds of trust, or
any OF them, whether herein specifically de-
scribed or not. .'=s''is }'-''f~s SIP
Default has been made in said several deeds of
trustand this sale is for the purpose of salts,
flying the Indebtedness secured thereby. Terms
of sale cash, ,.--. .....-. -t. =
go - s--,.s.-s J. w. WADE. Trustee 'AS>
and UNION NAVAL STORES CONF ANY
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
LETS TELL 1T RIGHT-IEATsALL.

LET'S TELL 1T RIGHT-IE.ATsALL..l
BeqapsA the effort originating
viii the New Counts YES boxing to
a c0fnpromisa lthes made theapro-.
posal through their accredited rep
resautztira f. Observation-Disclosures
son, )failed the Lucedale Plaindealer
gets4on its Garland in writing up
his xefsaene-ef-zthe affair makes;
some misrepresentation, whether
willfully or from erroneuos infor-
nation; We do not essay to...say..
His statement that we especially,
resent is the one saying that 1.-The
opposition refused to confer with
our Committee. 'hThis is not so.'
According to agreement, commit
tee was selected to represent the
old County in stating the wishes
Of Sthat side. AS the proposition
brought by Mr.. Breland, from the
New, County promoters. for a COM
promise, was overwhelming voted
49, tftlEr-lti,t.
down il this meeting held in
| LeakesYille, the night, g before, this
committee could but inform the
Lucedale committee when they met
in joint conference here Tuesday
Feby, d8)v that, the proffered plan
to reach a compronfise4had been re-
jected ), the no-spltters holding that
nothing shouldsbe conceded ,as the
course askingRsfor a New County
was not grounded ION any justifable
substrata oralogic. Breland did not
undertake to effect a compromise.
He merely acceded to the request
made to lay the proposal before
his people( 1.-THE county division oppos
ingfolks)and take his further orders
from them. He did suggest the
committee selection by both sides
however, and both sides didlriame
committees and these committees
did set in council at:LeakesVille on
day above written down. AS the
conciliatory scheme was abortive,
we made no allusion@ to it, nor
would we, had itnot been unfairly
presented to the reading world
from our standpoint, we had nc
desire to Smuggle anything that
was legitimate news, but as nothing
came Of the attempt, thought it
would not interest and would but
serve to provoke further discord by
mention. This is not an attack up
on the veracity of our contemporar-
y, but a candid presentation of the
matters as they transpired.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
INSURE the Morse Farmer

In all our discussion Of the need
Of more horsepower tools and ma
chinery, let this one thing be
clearly understood: We would not
for any. consideration discourage
the one-horse farmer; there is
else we are SO anxious to
serve and to help; we are far more
anxious to help him than we are to
help his wealthier Gbrother. And
there is no reason in the world for
his becoming discouraged. 1t is
far, far better to bear independent
one horse. farmer than to4be some
body's hired man in town or to
calico in a country store.
And to the Industrious, God-fearing
one-horse- farmer wherever he is.
we take off our hat and give our
hand. The only. thing we want to
do is to inspire him with ambition
and determination a to do his very
best as one-horse farmer and
then make himself a two-horse far
mer just as soon as his thrift and
Industry can bring him to this end.
A Selection. ~ $50 $50.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Grown so bold as to Initial

= Grown so bold as to initiate
T. through the tolerance of the ready
~ prints, afssePries -efDisplay editorials
has the Peruha, people. Last week
the weak1ies of Mississippi who
>ol- are int the hands of the ready
'*o printshouses, contained the first Of
i: this series headed in bold black
-" face caps double column: 'Peruna
.s;4 Editorial No. ~ Thank the Lord
: 1--WE, are out of the hands of those
pirates, who force such objection
y able and presunptious advertising
-,:l on their pulisher-patrons. The All
: Hoznet print for the HERALD right
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
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Jacksoa DAily News. g 'laa 70 70

JacksoA DAily News. g iaa zfs 9'e
The Wayae County Board Of
supervisors his ordered q public
hanging Of the Aegr6,' George
Toombs. receatlS eatenced to death
in that eounsy. .,.,..a ../ -.oeF
The order % the board is based
% the theory shat Q public hanging
will have, a. Gesd effect oas;the
morals Of the ecaaty. end serve as
q deterreat on other crimes. saal3
.yoThe naerAbers5 e< sthe bosrd are
4oubtless sincere in its epinions but
they are wocfally rsistakea. aao2
The baybaxie spectacle Ola pub
lie hanging sever served &c the de-
terrent OS . siAGte crime In the
worlds history. 10 attracts only
the nermdly euviods. 1t is revoi-
ting IN every way and Il ought to
be abolished fsrever in this atate.
= We. .aisasree aith yon., Bro.
News. To- osr aopinioa the execu-
items by lav ehouad aiibe public,
% the doabls aim Of Justice would.
be thereby better shown. The
principles foR aApitAl punishment
are two.foid !: - punish direct the.
guilty first; secondly. By such pun
ishmeAt Cd demonAtraes the ms
iesty Of + the lswso More public
would no doubt Operate to
intimidAte Che sessiiasny inciined.
Simply reediag or Aenia s6ld Of. q
legal pattiAe 30 Aessh,z ats snot
vievins Is vita eae's own eye.
This priser Il nos Rorbidls esrios,
aat ifshe ever Ae~e the opportan#
tg. expects 20 witness one such
'e 4 u sat bus sngeptaassF r. i
aettef rsspsca for sheslaw eRendn
No ssAoothe1t eheying ga kind.
adj
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

sd nso las time slips off and we hear and
alsIrsFAedTof the work of the grim Reap
II: baersPsssing with destructive Scythe
-fIu.. over the land sweeping into eterni-
ty, pilgrims from the vast earthly
aosgee company, who are all travelling,
:,7or1 travelling to we know not where;
sr.14! Epere/ and more are we reminded of
2roi the uncertainties of life and the
~sureties of DEATH .s..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Religious and
Rafo.nl- nctesl
Ths kiaa Tat sses .,ssusA

Show me the useful and effective
Christian and ] will show you the
man or the woman whose whole
heart is enlisted in the service Of
Jesus Christ. The will to serve his
Master implanted by the regener-
Foting Spirit, will always find the
way. Such n Christian 10 ever on
the lookout FOR opportunities; he 10
always abonndin9 In the work Of
the Lord. On the Sabbath ne con-
suits his own heart and not his bar
ometer or Thermometer; il the
storm or the heat would not keep
him sway from His business, Meth
ers shall they keep Him from the
house Of God. sIt, is the, haifway
religion that makes half the empty
pews On stormy Sabbaths.) n The
seslous Christian feels such a heart
ache: for the poor children in ais
mission school that he never sniads
IA aching head or limbs. When the
prayer meeting evening comes.
faithful Mrs. Ready says to herself, !
II am woefuily tired with hard
days work, but | can not afford to
stArve my soul tonight; and my
good pastor cannot afford to miss
NEE" So her weary feet trudRe
on TO The gathering Of the disciples,
0nd her Saviour entcrs through the
closed doors and. sweetiy says.
Peace be unto theei' What isl
true Of her. is true OF good Brother
Stesdfast.-Theo. L. Cuyler. d. d. |
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
EAUNDYiNO4qCE.a

On all laundry send I will give to
each and evrey customer rs per
centuef QRFeaahesaRdvsperynepack-
ARe rxhieh nearsdhat seurepbody
laees epsrbsfoanth 0pscasagB abselu-
tely free. -Bask9ta04eaues zerery
Monday and returns by Saturday.
Best of5gaxk end sperfectAsatisfac-
dseBGalaran&eed. BIC. E.aAndin9.
rio zsffso yGa ~ tn1E n&sb zsSza, haS
Il. snsgOw eAt al
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
80 llAH.a! r. FHkT. POSTAL RULING.

fAA.sEa l. Hf11s T. VC nj AUL4NN.
is.<,:.5tnTBeat iR}ag originally fixed in the
- postal d9 apGa1r t tlent ruling debarring
Il 1pYq3I6IishheEs from mailing as second
no class matter, newspapers directed
49,. toaShherIhersOver one year behind.
-:aa:isV aszJahy. 1stz.,,l but the Department
HES yielded to the mammoth bunch
Of requests sent up from publish
ersSsAS.over' The country, to defer
yec@the involvement Of the ruling until
III April 1st. About one year ago the
- HERALD foresaw from some move
ments coming to our knowledge
that some such ruling as this was
imminent, so we began then to en-
~ deavor to get our subscribers to pay
-. in advance. Are glad to say the
;. most of them have paid up year in
is.d advance instead of tagging one be-
3Tad hind. But still we have some left
'-e-<3fi on our books who have failed to do
'.:::j this, who are more than year in
49, arrears We do not want to cut
ga these off. Uncle Sam says we must
gay one cent for each paper we send
them. This would be 81 cents a
year cash out of our pocket-book.,
aaes Five wanted to, we could not do,
This because we would not have
SO E+rssdy money to get them into the;
post2ofice each week. Now gen.
: lG@ tlenaen, we do not wish to offend
anyone o. lose your patronage, so
q come along and pay up to at least
within year of date to escape our
@:4 cutting your names off the list. If
-%,salyou can do that come or send to
the Office each week 1--WE mean the,
@iV HERALD office, not your postoffice}
i'F-a and we will dish you out a copy.
Or;else send us one cent postage
stamps to pay the freight on get
ting your paper to you till you can
get in good standing by paying up
behindage on subscription. This
paper appreciates the subsidy fur
nished by the United States Postal
depart naent; 10 newspapers by
granting Of free. county mailage
and the second class rate. to other
fpostofices;; not for any man would
! we abuse. the privileges given by
falsifying our Lists. The publish
ersswiI be required to make oath
to- The condition of their list, when.
this ruling goes. into effect. See
to@it, that we do not have to GER
tHy that yen are in are in the OBJ
,jectionable arreaTage column. The
HERALD proposes to obey this as,
weh>as Sall Just lays of the land,
and goyerBRehtaf administration
Blame ussiif qQsi will for such an ac--
tion. We're we to. disobey the pos
tai ates5hereinialauded to, we
world suffer PUNISHMENT in the
withdrawal Of the privileges
we erioy for bone fda cash subscri-
beers, that are worth more than the
.,,are ton Of a few careless or in
~ different names. If You are pinch
san edffers cash borrow it and relieve
saqg, theasituatien; ii vgdado4e 7eHw ssfS
~ aGids 81 sats Ee3iaJ oGs ii
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
: nelisieas fdseatIrA

IS With cur education: 1t Is nec-
essary that we should zee that the
children should be trained not
merely In reading and writing; not
merely Ia the elementary branches
Of learning strictly 90 defined but
trained individually, trained ade-
Quately to meet the ever Increasing
demands OF the complex growth Of
our industrialipm: trained % Be
more efficient workers in avery field
of activity They must b trained
In the more than that, or the nation
will ultimately 60 dewn. They
must be trained ia the elementary
ssof righteousness; they
nzust be- trained so that 1T shall
come rsturally TO them to- abtor,
that which ID evil. or We can never
see Gun, democracy take the placs
Which It must and shall takp among
SHoya,T vsi
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
.sIsbSRIFA. y4sIrodmiq. Feb 2
, 9ts5s adj 1o1 or n9 ihqia
995aEEoAsgORIAL

noadosL GAfte1SobMnmity is to have ru-
-hianaHfrfreelde 1ipfy mailffacilities at
SIT 1ter March End 'edThe route will be
SIT fromuRichtDnoa extending down into
5asI she1territory Formerly supplied at
-nes the Grafton postbffice. dgaH 100
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

There is pretty warm denomi-
national discussion going on down
Al Long Beach mississippi COAST
obetWeen2t Father Nenlineski, a
Catholic Priest, and Rev Calhoun, a
Baptist Divine. The Sun, the local
paper, is furnishing space for the
Gays and counter says of the contro-
versiaiist5.6I When the disputants
tire out or exhaust the patience of
that newspaper neither one will be
any more convinced than he was
before but what he was right.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

MI. st. LoeiA warmer.
Whsa manure b % be pas on fair
lysAsxsln esousk there On TO better
wsys saylns u ssMH By spreading
II q. y tIej'sIs u n isWNae, seme hspl
nnA .n-al e5.A a..A. s:SaaH
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Write today.
:. ...MO|tSinls.
Ger Auto
~ 80.
SDarEeT...:.
< :. starts and
runs Gas Engines
withontBatteFies

machine can do It successfully for lack oil orfg-
inal patents owned by@tis g No twist motionsin
our drive. No belt or switch necessary. No
batteries whatever, for make and break or
jump spark. W ater add dust proof Fl1lly.
guaranteed. MONTsINGER DEVICE Md Co,
1877 Main Street. Pendletot. Ind, u. s, al
Catalog free with fun Information.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

-, r.. Appropiating a news item eman-
ting from but one source mot COM
mon property and running it with
s,.:33 oeEcradlhat the. authority from
which. obtained, is a clear case of
"a journalistic plagiarism. 1t comes
= to our f0tfcce that such is being
practfced. Not necessary to specify
49, region Of country or cite names.
so Either tn e practitioner h
not been we'll trained in the ethics
of his profession, or else scruples
: do not bother. -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

the nations OF the arth.--Presi-
dent Theodore Roo~evelt in an ad-,
dress to the National Religious Ed.
ucational Association Feby. l 2, 'O8.5
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

Eiisyillei New South News
New County legislationfseems to
be ct discount during the setting of
this, Legislature and justly $50 we
think. .jI;ge hes a.y;s.s.4I.r ~, .,,,s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

.nsItasvni n54ssu slisH&dnyS5
-kpH mi AkxEs fE11 s59w gIIsi:acaIc0
.l:sst q hsz&.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

.sSy4 xasss naa saIs snnl-J
lTsIsgaasa SIC asgs grid 5dsiI
aaoaf OF 1Esa bsa .iUiIsw0q 5aci
.yGa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Mrs. S. Sheppard
ID. g. BaconE br. Co.

.snlglanssa e'i4iG p!&si-z
10 e10z5 ah- Is .Es;@Ez ~;G5t.
@ hah .Esjsz .zsEsvg a4ia'
bezaH .lsiz aocs 2 ag ~
J'nfih peg 5s'd .gaigs9jesw
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Bay Spring News,

Bay Spring NeWsg1fyCfej,
The foolkiller IS headed. fori. Jack
son now. and. if he, don't. get some
Of those senators ss 4a9'l:s he wiz lose his
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

it over during the winter and
throw it in piles and then spread
with q fork during the spring.
This double handling is really I'M
necessary, for thin spreading when
the manure is first hauled out t, will
give ..' much. better results. and
besides save the extra work of for
KING over the piles.1f On that lands
that wash badly lit will not do to
spread the manure while the ground
is frozen for with every rain or
melting grov. Il viii. wash e. away and
be wasted On such ground it is
best to keep the manure under
cover and cpresd sit in the spring.
Don't 8 spread manure sg on stalk
ground which is TO be put ii. oats.
saw this very thing the other day.
Take the manure st to the meadows or
pastures, and put it on thin
so that it will not induce
overrank growth in spots over the
field. IL. C. Brown. oseiS; 9ansll
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

jackson Evening News. ~ biFusE
p Georgia has a candidate for Office
named Fullerwind. -tIfhe gets de-
tested and will consent to come to
Mississippi. :, we wins undertake to
haveshinn elected an honorary mem
Der Of the legislature. aisUa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

on9 5aegi gJYx 1elials Tuoz 3aaw on
.sasaf ai9I .zTaG
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

.%ss4aeT sc bel.iH
A. e .cs SD .Ea&ell
.re.les aw<a naa 8ssw tsaw z
IL ~ 3;ss;fS>i g.;:ss-:s So re &
asrs J.E. Fike1i,s tga9} %:
~ sJ.L. Dantzler, EstiT rs
I.jaf James Hugger aeas :
.rEs N. MaByrds2 ii&' Is
~ aiMassey:S Sylvester 4 :
f.s;l IN. J. Mel herson s.s.a
W.D. Mills a;ess.a.
K. T. Gowart
.gcissS:stz a@9aiGsasa
.sas..a M. .McIhnis taSEsa og Z
.os .;@m ss4E7s Ereszsll fszsssf
se LII Sheppardasw safsss'
4 &c. Pierce oassssxA a4sss
:,...3 Drue MoffeSa13 ssas q
Mrs. S. A. Sheppard
ID. 6. BaconH br. Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

Given under my hand atlAkesnn Mrs 9
rssE b E Tax
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28
Chronicle fAlallICall

'Citronelle (Ala,1 Call. 2.aHa6
The. GREENE COUNTY HER
AID has installed a new type set
ting machine, the Simplex. We
are glad to see this evidence of
prosperity at a time when, most of
Us are feeling the pinch, and can
heartily congratulate Bro. Faux.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-28

Elds So 1asE b95iaJ 9E5 II
.Z9sn1c3 sdt a1Yo lis 5na5u9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-06
RICH IN PROMISE,
BUT THAT IS ALL
Williams Compares Ohio's Taft
Platform With That Made
By Oily Cannon.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
Munsey Building,


IT haven't seen anything equal to
the Ohio Republican State platform
since read DR.. Warren's Ten Thou
send Year. when Tlttlebat Titmous,,
ran for Parliamentsupon the celebrated
platform originated by Oily Cannon.
THAT platform promised Tittlebat's con-
stitueEts to give everything, without
taking anything from anybody
Thus commented House Minority
Leader Williams, OF Mississippi "ien
asked to-day what he thought Of the
Taft declaration by the Ohio Repuh-
licans. Mr.. Williams. questioned par
ttcuiarly as to the injection OF the
race question into the platform. sail.
wears ago, on the floor Of the House
ara. earlier or later, have forgotten
which, in an interview In the WASH
ingtona Post and still later when chair.
man ofthe st. Louis Convention, / said
there was not a man who loved the
South her institutions and her cly';.
izatton, and who wanted to guarantee
her future, who would not be wilips;
{" consent to a reduction of Southern
representation, II her opponents wuu!d
act frankly with us and repeal the fiji
teehth amendment. but that 1t was IN
fair to hold us to the fourtaentn
amendment. unmoMfied by the flr-
teenth. while still maintaining In legal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-06
SPEECH OF MR.. BRYAN
Declares Ills Greed Is to DISCRIMINATE
Priynte Mononoly-rle po,,1,,

Deeinrcs Ills Greed Is to Extermluatc
irivnte, Monopoly-'rhe ropulists
OMAHA NEB., March 5.-Two sic.
nificant points We're noticed In Mr
BrNan's speech. In one he acknowI.
edged his debt to the Populist marty
and In the other, he reptile to CRIT :
icism of his policies which Secretary
Taft is reported to have uttered In n
recent speech in Oklahoma.
My creed is to eXterminate thu nr,-
vate monopoly. A legitimate CORPORA :
ton can be regulated, but criminal
corporation is beyond the reach OF req
ulation," said Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Taft said that ! wish to annihi
late business combinations, while lie
declared himself willing To regulate
the great corporations. Iaccept THIS
Issue. And + reply l will call 1t.
tentlon 20 the fact that the trusts
have regulated the Republicans, not
the Republicans the trusts"
Concerning the populists he said
III any Democrat has a prejudice
against populists ! would admonlsh
him that a populist who crosses the
lread to vote for Democrat Is not tc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-06

national committeeman for Nebraska,
to succeed Mayor Dahlman, of Omaha,
who declined to run.
Tho district delegates to the Denver
convention We're selected by the State
convention delegates from each con-
gressional district. Twelve men. two
from each district. were then chosen.
Mr. Bryan took no part in the af-
ternoon session. He entered the hall
Just before Mr.. Hanks began his
speech, but took a seat in the space
reserved for spectators far back under
the galleries.
Later he moved over to the other
side OF the building to consult with
members OF the Committee on Resolu-
tons. but the delegates We're engrossed
in the selection OF delegates at large.
When he arose and left the building
with members of the convention. those
in the rear caught sight of him and
started to cheer. In an instant the
hall was in an uproar
Very Large Attendance.
The convention was ono of the most
largely attended In the history of the
party in this State. More than 1000
pronounced party men are in the city.
One of the features of the gathering
Noo haAc GALoiS VI lIlc ueWly
Nebraska Bryan Volunteers" to
spread Its propaganda among the dele.
gates. A searching canvass OF Demo-
Gratis who We're willing to join the or
ganization, which is formed principally
for the raising OF the funds for the
use OF the State Central Committee,
was begun yesterday. and several hun
dred additional members were enrolled
to day.
Owing to the contests in the district
conventions the delegates were slow in
reaching the City Auditorium. At 2
o'clock, tho hour set for the gathering
there were more vacant than occupied
seats in the big hall, and 1t was thirty
hve minutes later before r, S. Allen,
chairman OF tho State Central Commit
tee. called the meeting to order. The
convention lost no time In getting down
70 business, The report of the COM
mlttee on resolutions was the first mat
yer to come before the evening session.
After tho cheers which greeted Its
reading had subsidized the report was
ADOPTED as the official expression OF
ne convention, Three former mem
pers or the party WHO have died re-
comfy were remembered by resolutions
Another declaration in favor of the
Issuance Of $500, 5000. 600 In government