Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-09-16
GOVERNOR STUART
MEETS THE PEOPLE
Executive Talks Of His lOUI
q the State
Philadelphia, Sept. IA.

Philadelphia, Sept. IA
Governor Edwin 8 Stuart, who has
Just returned from tour OF the state
as guest of various old Home Week
celebrations speaks III the most en-
thusiastic way OF the evidences OF
prosperity he saw upon every hand
The people OF Pennsylvania he says
are happy and prosperous. and there
are indications everywhere of the ben.
efCinl results of the passage OF the
tariff bill, which does 30 much TO pro
tect Pennsylvania varied interests,
agricultural and Industrial and com
mercial
The governor believes this will be
great Republican year and that the
people OF this commonw wealth will ap
preciate the work of the Republican
representatives. IN congress IN the ell
actment of the tariff Legislation
AS a personal friend and admirer Of
Judge Won Moschzisker, whom he has
known intimately for years Governor
Stuart was delighted TO learn that the
candidacy OF the Philadelphia Jurlst Is
receiving the enthusiastic support OF
the influential men of the bench ana
DaL, WBO are familiar with his spleLuII
record upon the common pleas bench
Gbc Republican nominee for the sU
preme court. Judge Won MoschZi-ker
IL oest known to the regal profession
through the many opinions be mas
written upon 4 diversity Of SUBJECT"
AID the fact that these opinions hdy-
Deen sustained by the highest court n
The state.
Every Pennsy sylvanlan should be
proud of Judge Won Moschzlsker re
marked the governor d few days ago
1T gives me pleasure 10 speak Of his
worth as a man and his splendid rec
ord as a jurist''
Following the formal opening Of the
state cam paign at the Lehigh county
Republican meeting at Dorneyville.
where nominees TOR auditor general
and state treasurer espectively, A. r.
Sisson and Stober, both made
stirring addresses Chairman Andrews
is planning a series OF meetings a the
instance OF the Republican count
cLairmen IN different parts of the state.
The most important gathering this
month will be the convention Of tDe
state League OF Republican Clubs to
De held in Altoona Sept. %, 22 and -.
AL of the Republican candidates have
been invited, along with Senators Pen
rose and Oliver, Chairman Andrews
and others.
Great preparations have been made
Tor the entertainment of the delegates
and other visitors. and large attend
Lnce is anticipated.
Fourth of July Dialogue.
Wilfred McGonigle-Say, Spectacles,
didjer hay' emmy fireworks on de
Fourt'?
Edwin Bostonbeens-Most assuredIy.
and among the heterogeneous collection
1 had some elongated circular paste
board tubes that emitted varicolored
spheres.
Wilfred McGonigle-Say, denis Ro.
| man candles yer mean, amt dey?
Edwin Bostonbeens-Precis and
! then l had other cylindrical pyrotech.
MICS with cone shaped apexes which,
upon being ignited, sailed with velocity
toward the empyrean regions and
Wilfred McGonigle-Can't yer say
skyrockets? Den wot?
Edwin Bostonbeens-Then l had va
riegated spheroids that revolved in
cessantly, with celebrity discharging
fiery asterisks that split into dlverging
lines as they sailed into the atmos.
phere. You may rest assured that !
enjoyed those effulgent phenomena.
Wilfred McGonigle-I like pinwheels
myself. Did yer hav' emmy red lights
or green lights?
Edwin Bostonbeens-Not that l am
cognizant of, but we had several dem.
onstrations of radlum and helium
Wilfred McGonigle-Say, Specsy.
let's set match to some of dem words
and see If dat lankwidje don't explode
New York Tribune.