The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-30
Claude Bowers and Congress-
man korbly Name Him as
Democratic Nominee for
President, 1912.
SENATOR BEvERlOGE
OBJECT OF ATTACK
indianapolis Representative
Says Beverages Stand
Against High Tariff q polit-
ical Scheme.

Against HlQh Iarltt q PoIlt.
ical Scheme.
Governor Thomas r. Marshall Who
started his successful race for the gov.
Of Indiana . year aso this
month at the Jeffersoa club banquet
held 1t the Coliseum. was givsn Q sub.
boost for tho dsmocrakio prss-
idential nomination in lol3 q The
second annual banquet oe the Jseber-
son club last evening. which waD hela
at the I. o. o. r. banquet hall. Clamils
Bowers Of Tcrre Haute and Charles A.
korbly Of Indianapolis. the two spoak-
ers Of the occasion spoke very highly
Of Governor Marshall and promised
him tho support Of Indiana democrAao.
Fully two hundred membsro a the
club and . few VISITORS rounday ap.
plaQded tho speakers at every neafinn
OF Governor Marshall. TAsre - bue
one disappointment. the failure e tho
Hon. Frank e. Herring o6 0oath Bend
to arrive hero TO deliver his aAdseaA
A telegram was received fEOm Mr.. Her.
ing from Chicago. In which he etnte1
that this wa0 the llrst speaking cA-
sagement he had ever nissed. Hs a.
% stated that he had como an The vay
from Kansas City to b peeDeaH last
evening. but his train wao tANe honre
late at Chicago. and 4 was lmDog1i.
bic 10 reach this city. The dub msap
bets, many a whom have heard Mr.
Hesing deliver both politicel and fra
tsFnal spssches. knew tAey ~ mfssel
. trea&
ers~ An ovss shs css~x
The banquet tables. WIFI the or.
ception 0f ono were crowded With
members Of tho club. includtng cits.
sens ot Cambridge CITY. Haesrstown,
Dublin. Milton, Fountain CIV. 0resus.
fork. Boston and other county towua
Tho table decorafions incaudeo . va
riety Of garden foWess me walls
were prsttily decoEatsa with flaoD ana
bunting. most of which was draped IN
butterfly effect Cazpatjoas wsso CIV.
On - fAvors.
The banQucters at down TO q sp1en-
did repast at O'Clock and Il v1e an
hour later before they haA Anished.
The menu included olives. cold boiled
ham, veal loaf. baked beams. potato
salad. cold slaw. Jelly. bread and but
ter. coffee. cake and lee cream. The
banquet was served b The ladise aie
society of the Secnad PresbytsriaA
church. The Rev. n Robert Duna,
way Of the Second Presbytes1an ohurcA
delivered the invocation
10 0eek . Ca0dSaoAo4
After . few remarlmt Toastmastee
C. b. Beck. former county chairman
and probable nominee Of tho party for
mayor Of the city. introduced Oande
Bowers Of Terre Hante 70 the an11saca.
lGr. Bowers, who appears to b yee II
the twentio. nade . vesy pseaaing
talk, and his dlsoouroo - IN 0gaeoei.
cal effort, Vas one q ths beet evee
heard In this city. HIS snb3ect was
The Present Duty and Opportunity 0e
Congreas." In his in&roAno11o0 ho
commended the stand talrsa ~ Henry
o. johnson, wAo while . De0ber oe
his convicfioas at the expsnas q his
political prestige. Every usa1ioa q
Mr.. johnson was roanAly aDDlandea-
After discussing dlflsreat phaseo q
the tariff question in which - al0
the buccaneers Of 0ena1or Alde3oA q
Rhode Island. were leading tho party
to the rocks in 1912. and taking .
crack aA the eovssnnlsnt for tsying -
establish . censorship over IT, prsn,
referring 70 the instance q the ladiaA-
apolis News. Mr.. Bowers eooc1uded
with the commendaA0gy Deaf1oa q
Governor Thomas r. 1asshall:
Indossss aesss1sall.
And - ~ have q record q lumin-
ous a. light and IN oesznisatjoa
militant and Aggressive. % too have
We the man to lead - in tho 1gh&
He Il the embodimeat a the noaasse
traditions o( the repubaie. Ao1
should occasioa cAll-as call & ~
I've are prepared 70 give % IL Jsa1,
esship Of the party IN 1917 tAak hgiJ.
liant orator and scholarly stategnnn
|and manly 0an-ths psido q the In
and promise ol the nafioual 1sDDezacy
ure Of tn NaEshan"
Our Phessat CnaGTeD" ~ to1Gt
RESPONDED - ~ Chas3ss Kos1ov g
lndiaaapo1is. vho = . nsQb9 . -
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interesting 0a1- Wh5lo - G1Gno1 n
tn 1nme mannGe - lgR. DDUmD Il q.