New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-13

rooms, good fellowship, abundance or
campaign literature and Autographs and
a newsy bulletin board.
The upper part OF the district has as
Congress candidate Ogden L. Mills. while
the lower part will vote for Francis c.
Dale. Each member regrets he can vote
for only one of these. For Senator the,
candidate is Thomas Rock, a stalwart
Republican and stanch unionist. His
victorious fight for the eight hour bill
when Assemblyman, as we'll as his un-
falling good nature and loyalty TO any
and all friends, have given great impetus
to his campaign. The 1'boys" are eagerly,
lining up for Taft, Tom and Triumph
The Rock will rise above the fallen Foley
age next MONTH
For Assemblyman Henry H. Frieder a
clever young counsellor, man of promise
rather than promises, is wagng a vigor-
GUS campaign.
Things are leaking out about that stag
party of the 23d District Club held in
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre Thurs
day night. II would appear that many
gags" were sprung by the actors and
actresses which hit the marks. The
marks" included Collin H. Woodward,
president OF the club, and leader of the
district; Assemblyman S. c. Crane, Sena-
tor Josiah T. Newcomb and Tom" 8atty
Tom was referred to by a blond
danseuse as the only Irishman 10 be a
member OF a Republican club. Il didn't
sound reasonable, but the sally took"
anyhow. E...... ~
The Joke put over on Collin II. brought,
tumultuous applause and caused him no
little embarrassment. He doesn't wish to
have the pun" published. II couldn't be.
The Republicans Of the 30th Assem-
bly, District will hold ratification meet
ing tomorrow night at the clubhouse,
No. 1850 Lexington avenue.
Joseph E, Nejedly, leader Of the 18th,
was put 10 shame the other day by his
six-year-old niece. It seems Mr. ". felt
Ike eating banana, and upon going 10
the icebox found only one. Most gener-
ously he divided It into three equal parts
one for the niece one for Mrs. Nejedly
and the other for himself The youngster
devoured her bit in silence, and then said:
I'm going TO have a party"
"Wlll you invite your aunt and uncle7"
asked Mr.. n.
Sure" vas the reply. and say. uncle.
II you come you can have wheel ba-
mana"
5. Clinton Crane. present Assemblyman
and candidate for reelection IN the I'D
District. was kidnapped few nights ago
by members Of the Sterling Republican
Club, rival organization TO the regular
club Of the district Mr.. Crane was at
tending a meeting OF the law committee
in his own club when six men burst into
the room and hustled him into an auto
mobile which landed him in 18th street in
front OF the Sterling Clubs quarters.
Whats up?" asked Crane in amaze
ment
Nothing" was the reply except your
down for a speech here tonight, and
we're going to see to It you make the
speech" He did.
Steve Fitzsimmons, sergeant-at-arms
of the Ivy Club, warned the members the
other night that he didn't want them 70
send any flowers If he collapsed before
! the campaign was over.
IF you want 10 give me some," said
he, give them now, when l can smell
! EN-"
Senator Josiah T. Newconb will be the
principal speaker at the 23d District
Clubs meeting tomorrow night.
DR.. Rufus p Johnston, candidate for
Congress, has opened headquarters In
| 145th street, near Eighth avenue. Dr.
Johnston, beginning this week, will hold
MONDAY meetings in The Bronx.
George H. Bell, who was Otto T. Ban
nard's right hand man when Mr.. Barnard
ran for Mayor, Is now filling the same
post for Dv Johnston. He holds watch
on the former pastor while he Is harang-
ung his audiences and performs other
useful services.
Elijah T. Keene. president OF the Madl-
son Square Republican. Club, has chal-
lenged William Chilvers, leader OF the
| goth, 10 a pool match to be held the week
| following election. II would appear that
Mr. Keene is improving. for Mr.. Chilvers
is regarded by his friends as q pretty
| good cue handler.