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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

III. Reel visited hls i'airn's 70 "-"'
asTsipa aNeT sunday,
Mr. ]. n. Iiennsii IL sisHdins Toe
Aeeks h AmheTsi, Mass,
NJ. ani Ms, ", q, thllds have m"'''l
10 sharon. where h. has a position
sad. Hast aud OTIS Cumm'ss., -
taraea MoHaay fran visit 10 Nsh
chester
William and IIsaIV uFmslg - i--ss
lon. \, H., ate guests ~ pa'i' ~
ISis Pisrs. II fampa. Florida, came
Saturday -Veuing 10 speed ir~ N''h'
- ,pwn.
n. W.uan = Relief corps held . srs
les hrr a. Miss Mary firfer = TUESDAY
rfieTnaan,
Edward tlaI,ian has bought he hakri4
If fIank Pierce, and eNlseris 10 hs in'hs
tusiness faou,
Nine o,id Fellows ffam hrIr attended
tho I. ~, a. .. meeting ~ hfaillrh"l"
MandAy evening.
T.. ". Mrlrndy and 4 : Mccalislef
went tn Nrwianr Tuesday 10 snTNr ~
tstii Juror az the county court
Mts MUS. skinner aud Rev ', u,
lLsnneii have gone 10 Island Pond 10
aiiend the annual Methodist Conference.
The oui OF town people who attended
the funeral ~ Norman lohnson, sunday,
aefe Mr. aud Mrs, Watson French al
liTai,lehara aud MI aud Mrs., offih
johnson ~ jamaica,
Norman johnson died AZ bis residence
IL this town Friday " last week, ~ nc
age ~ ~. llo was member ~ Tue
Methodist church. aud belonged 20 Hook
- past. q. 4. a.. being the latter oldest
member and the oldest person M town
lie leaves a wife hy second marriage.
The funeral was held al bis residence
on SUNDAY. Rev. = II. Bennett ofiieia'
ting. Hooker post, q. 4, Il, attended ~
body The burial was IN the family
III III Mardsh0To.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
wARDsBoRo CENTER.

Most Of the sick are improving,
II looks as il we might have sugar.
ing again.
Fred Robinson is the new victim Of
measles, George Fields is caring for
him.
Frank Martin of the "City" and
n Wheeler boy and Thomas boy Of
Stratton are the new held at Perry 5
mill
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
Truthful James.

In one instance, at least, bad spelling q
abled an Office boy to express the prs
fact. His employer had just relgc.S;1l
left TO attend a meeting OF the bank trs
tons where the proceedings were sure .si
long and prosy.
James" he said to the ,ow-heaied 4
put up the sign that | am out."
james sought for it in vain, so be /,
scribed and posted the following truth
Outcome to Bored Meeting. -Lippl
colts.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
JACKSONVILLE.

W +. Coleman shipped potatoes to
Bratteboro Monday.
Mrs. 7. H. Coleman is at l.. l..
Howard s in Windham for a week s
stay.
Fred Robbins was called home from
his work in Weston by the illness of his
wife.
School in this district will begin Mon
day. April IS. with Mrs. Eunice Sprague
of Jamaica as teacher.
Mrs. w. L. Rawson and Carroll Hall
were at G.. X. Hall 8 in South London
derry few days last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
Batclielder's Candidacy.
Bennington Banner)

Since Hapgood freed DR.. Mead and
declines 20 let him come down there
is renewed talk of candidates for the
governorship other than those now in
he field. One of those being seriously
considered is Hon. J. X. Batchelder of
Arlington. Mr.. Batchelder is attending
the Windham county court at Newfane
this week and il is significant fact
that many of the leading citizens of
Windham county are urging him TO enter
the race. He has promised 10 make
known his decision within few DAYS.
II the reports from apparently unpreju.
diced sources in several sections of
the state are to be relied on DIR. Mead
has been losing ground the past three or
four weeks and his chances seem poorer
than at any previous time. II is now on
~ two months to the state caucuses and
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
MARLBORO,
Gladys Barnes is in Wilmington. !,

Gladys Barnes is IN Wilmington.
E. P. Adams is attending court this
week.
Whooping cough has taken its turn
after measles. There are seven houses
under quarantine in the Four Corner
school district.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs.
George Ames in her sorrow, her husband g
death being followed by the serious sick
ness of her sister, Mrs. Warren.
The people of the town were much sur
prised and shocked to hear of the death
Of Albert Prouty. He has been in poor
health for some years, but his death came
very suddenly.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

i - 70 HAfh InHsF
Thomas D. Waist. a. tn
mine 0ansfs Ia the aaI -.
q King Leaiali Ia Ar
lloneeT IN The minius aiV Il
here he anassfsi masl y t,r
famous Toe bis shlrfialhfrfi,
and in Mashlnsioa, a,ui sltl-f
istds, if~sn a gssett 70 rt.
Walsh aas born ~ ~ in,t -
be- died 10 : mansiah o. r,.-s
Ienlef IN Moitoslsf, Ma +sps
day. hs died ls4Nlhs sleuri,s
A. hoy and : Ypuhs man i, 49,.
fable and II high sIaufs Is, -.
ssfFei Ia make him mals
had practically 40 alusl. n,
with the reputation 81 lf,.r,,,.
mind Ia the hsisiHFss alit ~
his attention ioF - nsHr ~
Walsh Was barn Ia lsii IU d -
The jury IN the ea.r u n.f,t,
lu.. charged with the mufl.r q n.
Mascot IN lizIte last ia'l. I,f ~.
dict Al Montpelier Iursi ufns-S
frason u insanity a. agfrt a..,i
trl for the state and tie Iu.isll.,l
u. was PLACED IA the custody ~.
and taken back 10 the stale fs.-sI' /
insane at Waterbury 10 fsmsf =,
disposition II the eass j. ns..s ~,
term, Mikalcs aplrarci hlf,sr y
the verdict was announce sH8 IL n
Ii. counsel explained ile usisr ; n
him.
Walter c, landon, SAID % d. al
oldest merchant IN the POINT Y -
director oi the Baxter National III i
IL organization, died in Ru,hbg ~
He was a veteran Of the tIyil Ws j
ing a. color bearer IN ihs I'm ~
aud later going out a. captain ID 81
X IN the l2ih regiment a. 49,.
the town Of Rutland IN tie lts,...
lsSa'l. He was the son u H. Ia. ID
l.andon and was born Al sunderland 4,
lT.lsal.
Trapped by metal doors ssl ~
windows, six fifemeu, who were a.,
danes in a work shop, were am.
a back draft aud burned 20 dea,l 4. l
partial destruction Of the NeE h.
county jail In New Haven Wel,ss'
Three Of their eomrade, were -,
through hcroism Of firemeh w,,,
The bodies Of the six men were r.
late today after the debris ,g.
Many other fremen Were badly ~.
but remained al work.
Rawson c. Myriek. deputy .e,r.x-I
state, is preparing a card index 4 1,
statistics OF Vermont. which vii ,,
seekers for such information A, TIA, 3
rejoice. The cards will contain (, !
densed form all the information ,hl |,
now be obtained only by poring over =
manuscript. II is a job Of no snil !
portion and will take some time . I
plete.
Mr.. Emily johnson COlburn. w.is
Horace T.. Colbun, a prominen, Ri.
man, who died OF pneumonia receniy. !
mitted suicide early Tuesday morniu
drowning in a small brook near the y.
over her husbands deait
the cause. She left home while her IN
ter and son were still sleeping. Hs
was SO years and she had Away. lyS
Rutland.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
SOMERSET.

Thcrr va. a small snowsioun here I'm
day.
The deer arr eating the bark from l.. c,
llaffls. apple in-e.
Edward nelknap. ot >earsburs, va. IA
town on business Friday.
The Dccriirh Lumber company sent 20
hofses 10 North Adams Monday.
Superintendent Graham will have hi.
men plant 10 acre Of potatoes this summer.
William Paddock. who moved to North
Adams three year. ago. will move back TO
hi, farm on the southern hill this week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

Congregational church all sl.-Ak 81 Tbs
fruit = the Niafii Ia The rsrAihs llsfssi
llr faiiiieian sill he the subloet.
N,f.s, &, y ssnioe viii he hsid sun
laY evening Al diAl in the ehafeh IsTlel,
Subisst, tiead theer Ia nark DAYS l.rad-
~, .lahh :. ilalansan, linsinrss nesting
anl .,sial II the Christian EadeASaF Mon
,lag evening Al I'm, The Ladies Indus
,usl ssrirsy msl en "Wednesday afternoon
aiih Mrs., H. J, Sage,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
WEST DOVER.

Leon Hescock is still illwithrheumatism
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Fitch visited at E.
]. CIRCUITS Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Bartlett visited at
Leon Shippee's Tuesday.
James Upton and son of Wilmington
were here Monday on business.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15
JAMAICA.

Royal Stevens is at home.
Rev. A. E. Martin of West Townshend
called on friends in town Tuesday.
Next Sunday morning the pastor of the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15

II is said that there are about Pa
100000 letters written every year and In
fully 5000, 900 are written in Ensls.
Only about 1000, 000, 900 are in French u
l,200, 100000 in German.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
WALTONS CREEK.

Mr.. Chester Rowe and family who
went to Arizona sometime ago in
search of a more healthful location
have returned. Mr.. Rowe thinks Ari-
IONA is too hot and dry. We all
heartily welcome Mr.. Rowe and fam
lily back to their old Kentucky home
which We are glad to say they did
not SELL
Mr.. Alvin Ross and family visited
relatives near Beaver Dam, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. ]. w. Carter and family and
Mrs. Fanny Allen of Matanzas, were
the guests of w. p. Maddox, Sunday.
There was quite a large crowd at
the entertainment at Mr.. John St
Glars Saturday night.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Carter of Matanzas
is visiting relatives in this commu-
nifty.
Mr.. Wing Ross and family Rockport
Mr.. John Rome and family, Center
town, Mr.. Walter Knot, MatanZas,
and Will Tichenor and family We're
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Ben
ton, Sunday.
We had quite an interesting Sunday
School at the church Sunday.
Misses Norma Belle, Ida Coffman'and
Annie Everly and Messrs. Silas, Mar
vim and Ellis Bell, Rowe Condit and
Fritz Jenny, Matanzas, were welcome
visitors. We hope they W Ill come
back again. If there were others we
did not get their names.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
MAYOR WILLIAMS
Defends THE TOWN
In The Matter Of the Fourth Of
July Reunion Of Old
Soldiers.

notice "Old Veteran" goes after
the town and the Mayor for the man.
ner in which the old soldiers were
treated when here July 4th, and "A
Citizen" in reply says | may speak
for myself. as though | were respon-
sible or had something to do with
it. Now there may not be much in
this article, but somebody's name
will be signed to it. IL these old
soldiers were mistreated, I, as Vice
President of the Commercial Club.
and as a private citizen of the city,
am perfectly willing to bear my part
of the blame, but as Mayor / pro-
pose to resent it.
. The Commercial Club, and not the
city, proposed to entertain these old
soldiers. / was not President of the
club nor was / on a committee and
never came into the limelight of the
affair until after that famous CD
Welcome address when jacksonville
came to see us. Then it was that
Mr.. r. A. Anderson very cordially
invited me to deliver the address of
welcome. i appreciated the honor
very much indeed. l had my ad-
dress prepared and had it been a fair
day and a speakers stand been pro-
vided, would have taken great de-
light in delivering it. But no stand,
and the heavy rain prevented me
from taking part, as had just part
ly recovered from a severe attack
of pleurisy. The Mayor of Madi-
sonville had the key, the city was
wide open, so We had no way of pre-
venting the rain.
Now Hartford is all right, and her
citizens have no i'll feeling for the
old soldiers. The old soldiers are
all right, and | feel sure they do not
all feel like "Old Veteran" Some
day you come back and old Hartford
will show you a good time, even II
have to build a speakers stand my
self, deliver the address of welcome
and reply to it. Let me assure you
that we have nothing but the kind
est feeling for you and that we
meant you no harm.
JAMES II. WILLIAMS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
The Jewish New Year.

On Monday evening and Tuesday
Jewish people observed the Rish
Hashannah, or New Years Day of
the year 5671.
The meaning and purpose of this
festival is not set forth explicitly in
the Bible; we are left to infer them
from the scriptural titles of the day
"The Memorial of Blowing of Trump
cts" LEV. XXIII pa and the day of
Blowing the Trumpet (Numbers
XXlX as well as from the fact that
the Jewish New Year is the seventh
new moon of the Hebrew calendar.
In the Biblica age every new moon
was regarded as a solemn occasion
and the seventh, the sacred number,
was especially so.
1t became the day of the blowing of
the trumpet-par excellence-remind-
ing the Israelites that new period of
time begins; and that no occasion
could be more appropriate for the en-
deavor after a new life for amend
ment and reconciliation with God. 1t
was the day OF Memorial when Israel
felt himself held by God in merciful
remembrance. But II Israel would
have God mindful OF him he must be
mindful OF his responsibilities. to
Him and to mans higher nature. The
symbolic act of sounding the Shop
har; or rams horn which is perform
ed in the synagogues in obedience TO
the scriptural preceipt Is intended to
bring home to the Israelite this
aspect Of the days meaning.
1t Is a solemn occasion, though not
a mournful one. It is a day of
memories. day OF reject
Ing on mans frailty Of character. But
beneath this sombrs sense Of weak
hess but physical and moral there
les in the worshiper's heart the Sc
rene certituds OF Gods justice and
-1.-Aa-e--,s-A-t.-t.-, III -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
NEARLY LOSES life
In COAL MINES.
Earl Travis Saved From Death
by Fellow Work
man.

Earl Travis a miner at Buford's
mine, came near losing his life early
last Friday afternoon when he wac
overcome by gas while entering the
mines, Immediately after a charge
Of dynamite had been exploded.
Travis with several other miners
shot charge of dynamite in the mine
and taking the elevator, came to
the surface to await the disappear
ance of the gas caused by the COM
bustion. The shaft, which Is twen-
ty-one feet deep, he attempted to re-
enter the mine, but there were no
signs of any gases.
While attempting to go to the
place where the shot was placed,
which was fifteen feet from the shaft,
Travis was overcome, and would
have been asphyxiated, but for the
immediate aid rendered him by a fell
low workman by the name of Cor
don.
Gordon brought Travis to the sur
face and called DR.. ]. A. Kirk. At
first it was though Travis was dead,
but he was sufficiently revived when
DR.. Kirk arrived to talk. Travis will
recover
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07

Jas. S. Trunnell, of Utica, who We're
guests Of Mr.. Hunter Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Maybelle yesterday visited
her parents near Beda Saturday and
sunday. Mr. Ben Ross and Miss
Maud Galloway We're guests at her
home also.
Miss Annie Bishop is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Joe Bullock, who has
been quite sick but is much better.
Mr.. Joe James and family have
moved to the farm of Mr.. Oppie
hittinger recently purchased of p. l..
Wood
Gertie May Boone, infant daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boone,died
at her home near here recently and
was laid to rest in the cemetery at
Equality.
Mr.. Caz Mason was kicked in the
side last Saturday by a mule, but
Is not thought to be dangerously hurt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
NARROWS.

Oct 5.-Mr and Mrs B. p. Petty
and son, Alva, visited thier daugh-
ter. Mrs. Murrel Graves, Fordsville,
Sunday.
Mrs. Elva Mel, Fordsville, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fore
man from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Renfrow and
children and Miss Delilah Wiley Wis
tied Mrs. Renfrow's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duke, Sunnydale, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Thomas and
children visited relatives in Sulphur
Springs, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Bond white, OF Horse Branch,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. White.
Mr.. Emmel Willis, Echols, was at
home Sunday.
Mr.. Delmer Condor and sister Miss
Ina. Norman, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr. John Naples, Centertown, Is Wis
iung his aunt, Mrs. Lucy Hirsch, for
a few days.
Miss Alma Petty, Barretts Ferry,
visited her father,i Mr.. B. p. Petty
the first OF the week.
Mr.. Roy Foreman. who is. attend
ing school at Fordsville. was at home
from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. R. N. Kuykendoll. rural mall
carrier on roste No. 2. is on the SICK
list. y W.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07

would be mout convenient TO the Chief
Executive.
Mr., Taft stated that he had no in
tention of appointing any federal JUS
tees until the regular session Of
Congress had convened. He urgd JUS
tice Moody to take his own time. The
enabling act passed In behalf of Judge
Moody, who has not served suffi-
cient length OF time to permit Of
his retirement under the ordinary
process OF law, expires late in No
vember.
Justice Moody has been i'll for more
than year. Despite the fact hat he
had known for some time that Mr..
Moody's retirement was inevitable, the
President said that he had accepted
the resignation with great reluctance.
Mr.. Taft holds Justice Moody in hig
regard as a lawyer and jurist and
feels that he will be a great loss
to the Supreme Court bench.
When he shall have appointed sue
cessors TO the late Chief Justice Full
Ter and to Justice Moody the Presi-
dent will, within two Years of TAX
ing office, have appointed four TO
the nine Judges of the Supreme Court
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
SMALLHOUS.

Oct 5.-Mr. C. d. Ross. wife and
little son and Mr.. Berry Brown and
wife were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clel withrow, of Muhlenburg coun-
ty, Sunday. 49,
Mesdames. Matte Reid, C. B. Igle-
heart and little daughter. Ree.Searcy
Greer and Masters. MiIlard and ]. b.
France were guests OF Mr.. Oppie Kit
fingers family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo France and
little Miss Bertha were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Fulkerson. Of
Muhlenburs, Sunday - =
Mr.. G.. P. Islehesrt spent Sunday
with his father. Mr.. Tol Igleheart
at the home Of Mr.. Clark Igleheart
near Norman. e
Miss Mary Blackburn, Central City.
was the guest Of Mrs. Arva Galloway
recently. Y' 'H--' II 49,
Mr.. Robsrt Hunter and daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Drake, went to South
carrollton, Saturday 10 meet Messrs.
D. H. French. Of Lagrange. and Mr..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07

non-partisan Judiciary and the aboli-
ton of bossism.
NJ. C. Rankin says that there Is not
any sort OF doubt about him defeat
ing Congressman J. Campbell Can
trell in the Seventh district. ITS
this way" confidentially stated Mr..
Rankin TO a friend the other day !
have never been defeated for an Of
flee in my life. never failed to make
a crop a single year since | was old
enough to plant one and never
bought a pound of meat snce l was
born till was elected Commissioners
of Agricultur and you simply can't
beat a man with a record like that
my boy. Nope, there's nothing to
II, you can't beat him.
Representative Ollie James is go
ing to be one of the main speakers
for the Democratic party in the cam
paign that is on. Senator Paynter
will also make a number OF speeches
for the party over the State.
1t is said that in the event OF his
election to the next House of Repre-
sentatives, former Lieut.. Gov. Will
lam p. Thorne, ofIthe good County
OF Henry will be a candidate for the
Speakership.
II is being whispered around
among wise Republicans that at the
expiration of the term of Augustus L.
Wilson Governor of Kentucky
his old friend Senator Bradley is 60
ing to say a good word for him at
the white House and see that he gets
Federal appointment that will be
equally as good in point of honor
and salary as the Governorship OF
Kentucky. The Governor says that
he is going to resume the practice Of
law which when he became Governor
was one of the largest and most lu-
crative in the State but it would
be very difficult indeed for him to
turn his back on such a favor as it Is
said the Senator is going to arrange
for him.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
COOL SPRINGS.

Oct. 5.-Miss Lola Whalin return.
ed home Monday from weeks Wis.
it at Centertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hoskins and
little daughter, Mercer Mines. visit
ed Mr.. George Benson Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson of Muh-
lenburg county, visited Mr.. Clarence
Dennis Friday night.
Clayborne Wilson left for Terre
Haute, Ind, Monday.
Mrs. Fanny Neal and children left
for Tulsa, Oklahoma, October 3.
Mr.. j. B. Dennis lost a nice horse
last Sunday.
Mr.. Roscoe Wilson's Butler coun-
ty, was the guest of Clarence Dnnis
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tate and little
son, Glenn, of Beaver Dam, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Mefford and little
son, LATHE, of Prentis, We're the
guests of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Tate Sunday.
The protracted meeting began here
Monday night We hope to have a
good meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Fogle are the
proud parents of fine girl baby.
Mr.. George Ferguson, of Render,
Is visiting his brother, John Fergu-
son this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
Moody Sends In His Resignation.

Beverly Mass, Oct. 5-Associate
Justice William H. Moody, Of the
United State Supreme Court, has ten
dered his resignation to President
TAFT, to take effect November. 20.
The President wrote to Justice Moody
who is at Magnolia. accepting the
resignation and expressing his high
regard for the retiring jurist. In
retirement Justice Moody will receive
full pay Of an active member OF the
court. $4,000 a year. 49,
1t had been known since early in
the summer that Justice Moody would
retire. lie personally made known
hts intentions to the President and
offered to resign at any time that
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-07
Kentucky "Kernels.

Secretary of State Ben l.. Bruner
has been in New York attending the
meeting of the National Republican
League.
The Hon Tom L. McGregor, AS
sistant Attorney General, will make
several speeches in the Tenth district
in the interest of Congressman John
W. Langley.
At Danville last Saturday r. l..
Ewell, Republican nominee for Con-
gress from the Eighth district with
drew from the contest. The reasons
given by Mr.. Ewell for abandoning
the fight for the seat in Congress now
held by Representative Harvey Helm,
Democrat is the health of himself
and wife. The retiring candidate Is
a minister of the Christian church
and is about eighty years old.
Hugh Miller, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Rockcastle county, was nom
mated to take the place of Mr.
Ewell on the Congressional ticket.
United States Senator w. o. Bradley
will be the big gun of the Republican
party in the oratorical field during
the progress OF the campaign. The
Senator will make the opening speech
in the Fifth Congressional district on
October Is. He is now devoting his
efforts to the interest OF his party in
the Eighth district.
Congressman Ollie James, who is
a candidate for United States Senator
against Senator Paynter, wants the
Senatorial nomination decided by
a primary or convention composed
a delegates selected by the different
counties. II Is said that Mr.. James
n not welded to either plan, but
simply insists that the nomination
be made In a way that the will OF
the people acting In their direct capa-
city may control the choice OF can
didate.
The Hon. Robert Worth Bingham
has been making some stirring
speeches In HIS race for the Court Of
Appeals. Mr.. Bingham Is Demo-
srsA running on a Republican nom
nation, and biz platform Is for a