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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
CLOSING Of FAIR
At CHASE CITY
Exhibits Remarkably Goodies
cellent Showing by Corn
Club Boys.
rspee.., I. The rimes-D.spatch.l


Chase Ctty. va. October s.-The exhibits
81 the sMeckienburg County Fair. held At
Chase City. which closed yesterday, were re-
markedly good. considering the drought OF
the past summer. The I've stock e1nfott
vas Q great improvement over last year.
and many Of the entries here VIZ 60 to the
State Fair 1T Richmond next week Ths
Boys Corn Club Association for Aeckien-
burg County, under the supervfsaon Of T. o.
sandy, elected Norman williams. Jf-, - the
young man to have charge Of its exhibit ~
the state Fair IN Richmond Governor
Mann was loud in hts praise Of the excellent
showing made by the Necklenbur1 boys.
pole cattle: -. II. Williams and c. g. Cor
don won arst premium for cove The pre-
MUM for Berkshire hogs was won BY =. II
Rand: sows by J. A. Price. The premium
pole china hogs won b. J. A. Price. c. s.
oordon and y. D. Potts captured the pre-
MUM for sheep
Colonel J. 7. Goode. J. A. wimbush and r
L. Jenreys.
One feature ~ the exhibits which attract
ed q large number Of visitors and much at
septicn vas that by the Southern Railway
COMPANY, which occupied an entire building.
showing many kinds Of fruit which had been
raised IN Scushside virginia.
One 81 the largest bui!dines on the ground
was known ~ the womans building. On one
side Of which was q display showing what
the women % Mcck,enburg County could &C.
ccunrIi.h with their needle. for which thirty
premiums wsr~ awarded. On the opposite
sd. Of this building. arranged IN attractive
forms was shown the science 80 the Kitchen.
FOR which thirty old premiums were offered.
The hrs; premium winners 81 the tobacco.
corn and COTTON exhibit we're j. Y Brame.
" r Jarr.iI, r. B. Hutcheson and J. L.
wcodysr6-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
lAYMEX.s MISSIONARY

Durham. r.. C.. October s.-stat.
secretary. L q. Padsett has arrived
In Durham and opened neada"x Us
for the Lsymens Missionary Move
ment Convention in the Y NJ A
building. where the work OF prcrsr-
ing for the big lasmens conSsn. ~.
to be held here October II ana NO
vember !. win Be carried on. The pros.
poets are thst . great sather'ns OF
the church men Of Central Nortn Csr"-
lima wfu Be the outcome OF this pVc-
Dooe6 convention. The campaign y
On a large streamer has been place.
across the s5dewslk In 'front.' ~ tne
heodQuartevu 70 snNcunce IT'S tocAuvu.
OtAor streamefs Win he PLACED aecut
the city calling attention 90 the DC
ecOer November convention.
The IayWea q all the churcaeo. W
towns an country. IN the terr'tcry
embVocod IN the twenty two ocvnt,es
sdjaeeat % Durham. which are tnvWe"
20 porfec1poee In this eaymens con-
veuSSOo are 0oked 90 arorse them-
selves 90 the lrnpcrtareD ~ ehh ~orK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
INVITED TO MEET
FOR CONFERENCE
Representatives Of Virginia
Schools Called to Gather af
University.

Especial 70 The TImss-Dlspatchl
Charlottesville. Va. ootsbss k-A
big educational conference Viii b held
at the Univarsity Of virginia on %
tobsr IS and -. At President Ahse-
mans direction. Invitations were sent
yesterdAy to all Of the aoces@Sso
schools on the un1vsrsitys records.
both public and private. - ven - 20
all nrst grade high schools not ~
afbliated. and TO all second Xrede mn
schools that are working towakos "a
standard for accrediung.
Representatives from 6Ase sneu
buttons VIII unite with the university
faculty In round.tabls discussions Ok
every phase Of the educational PROB
lem a it appears In virginia 1nsfs
will no no fixed program. no prepared
papers and no hong speeches. The az"
cussions viii be informal ana INV.
mate and Will touch upon Al tns
questions that may b Derp1c0nS
school teachers and SupeS1nasooeoS
and the university faculty.
On the evening OF October y n
delegates Will be the guests OF ne
university 1t dinner. aftsr when Hne
round table discussions VIII bs oeo'
tinued.
Profsssor chaxles q Asph1A pro
fmsor OF secondary s6ucation. hAs
general charge Of the oon6essooe
Speaking OF the aim and DofDees OK
II, he said:
.The pubic school system g vsr-
xtnia consists Of the saementAry
sehoola the high 0ehooA the
normal schools. the technical schoois
and the state university. Between
chem there 10 Q logical ssQusnee.
md there should Be . Close
and intimate Relationship Each snoo1d
be q cooperating part rather shao en
independent unit In order tnet tne
most effective results may b Obtained
Between the high schools ana the
University Of Virginia especieAAs'
there should be cordial ana eympa-
thetic cooperation. and 1t u the as-
sire Of President Alderman ana tne
FACULTY OF tho university that the re-.
lat,onship shall Il all times b mu-
tually helpful The university u able
and anxious to help the high schools
ana other schools Of the State WITH
their problems. and they may assist
tho university In seeing more clearly
the eyer-changing social and economic
problems, which our educational sys-
tenn must solve because ensS 1e
nearer TO many OF them :.
.-ro the end that this friendly ana
helpful relationship may be further
fo,tered and cooperative amliauon
more completely established the pres1-
dent and faculty Of the university
have issued IN invitation 70 repre-
sentativss Of all these units IN our
great educational system 70 meet II
the university for . conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
PLAN TO OBSERVE
FOUNDERS DAY
Many Catholic Church Digni-
taries Will Attend Exercises
At Alexandra.

speeiai to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Ttmes-Dfspatch-J
Alexandria. Va. October S.-Aany
dignitaries Of tho Catholic Church viii
come to this-city Friday next for the
purpose Of participating In the ceie-
bration OF Fcunday's Day. which viii
be held under the auspices OF Fftz-
Columbus. An elaborate program OF
exercises has been prepared by the
local COMMITTEES Of arrangements
A feature Of tho program with Be the
placing Of q wreath on washington's
tomb BY Mgr. Bonzano. papal delegate
to this country. He will be accom-
panied on the tr1p. which will be made
from Washington in the palace car
Mount Vernon. by his private secretary.
together with the following: Rt Rev.
D. ]. O'Connell bishop Of the diocese
OF Richmond: Nara Russell and Mack
In. Of Washington: Few. Father Noon.
Of the Dominican House OF Studies.
Brookland. D. c.. and Judge William
II. DeLacy. Of tho Juvenile Court.
washington. together with those COM
posing the committee OF arrangements
representing the local council
The special car will leave Washing
ton 1t 2:os o'clock Friday afternoon
next and viii reach here At SIS
o'clock. after which Il Will proceed At
once TO Mount Vernon.
The papaI delegates VIII. a. go
O'Clock. tpnder y reeepttnn TO the
school Children Of st. Mays Catholic
Church In the Young Mems Lyceum
Hall At $40 o'clock. he. together with
the other visitors. viii take . trip
around in the city In automobiles Tho
visitors 1t o'clock will be rendered q
banquet At the Hotel Rammel, and at
8 O'Clock the affair win be concluded
with . musical and literary program.
which viii be held in tho Young
Mems Lyceum Hall. at which time an
address will be made by. Rev. Father
Noon, who will take for his subject
The Life Of Christopher Columbus .
Addresses will be made also bv the
eapal delegate and Bishop OConnell
A special musical program will be
given under the direction Of Miss Glen.
NON. Of Washington. assisted by the
quartet from St Patrick's Catholic
Church. that city.
Plans for entertaining the delegates
VINO Win attend the annual meeting
Of the Association Of Virginia Post.
masters. which Will convene here Tues
day next and end Thursday were COM
plexsd yesterday afternoon 1t . meet
ip9 OF the board OF directors OF the
chamber Of Commerce II ID expected
that between zoo and 800 poetmasters
from every section Of the State win
attend this meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

S,.v.psbyrg Va. oc.o:ef
beautiful marriage was eo'enn,sa -,
S,s~.nsSTrS the principles being a,s
.soh.,i. BojjinS iIur; and Or. c'Siits
81. Tbe cAurca vas adorned WIZ
growing plants and r"nni"S p.u
Three arches we're arrahs.o
A. ,n.se on the right and tett Were
9a,.. .sch opened by two itt,e S'rS
:. rc,,oS.. JnIa Burton and Ehta
Eoxman. Nellie Norman 81" N'"' ~
io,.s 80 Believe Me-. was sung ~
Mis-. sessi. Wits jas, pr nr,r 70 '
tn. ueddsnS march was re ndered :"
NJ. r.uc;o..e Davis. The h"aattos
ring service was performed ny
Ge.rS. W Hurt fstHer q; TIC ort'';
ana pastor ~ the ehnrsh Ie 80
Willis was flower girl and the seo-
az ring Vas toru~ on silver tray
by Harry Wills. Jf. S.
Miss Laura HUT ester OF We nr'H
~aS maid 81 honor. Srs- 'e'er hu,''
81 Durham: ) son. ," Mason Ssii..
81 washington. u. -. cousin OF the
GROWN zas b~<; ussn. and INC usncrs
wer~ t,scrgc Utd.n. Nir' Hur,- brc'
Of the bride. Irvta~ Ssrr sn' ',.'"cn
w;,i,s IN. tridesr,siSs ~s~e Mi>sS-
S..,, e.s.,, Of pasacCck: Mac stgiHs
1.rIor FLORENCE Willis end Lndsay
Tse brides gown was pss-i White
ehsrmsusc with lace trifu'r'uss ".
only ornament was hsnoscmc ca"-c
woyr bv hsr maternal gvanAmcfhsr on
Ne, r~d6irG a.. aisty-fvr years $50
Tbe er.N~ entered tho church win
nc, brother. s,~yvg~ ". Hurt. whc gave
hid. 4, ven known ssrc.shcus
v..~,r.. S-c "a . niece Of Rev. John
Ie,er Hurt. of Durham. s.. g. ana 81
JuAee pey,oe Hcnscn. % franks0re.
Ky. The sr~om 10 . graduate q mes
icfve Of che ratverUfty ~ visgtnsa. 3
Srcshe- Of the lsse Senerst Wuism
H.le and ono of the uscst peomsuenf
nu.toess ruep 81 Culcsrer.
Rev, ana Mrs. Hurt ~ntersstneA scr
several days Of the varscwaee 2 hovs.
rartv coossesiug ~ q 0umbcr cs
Svyepds and reIssives. AWoWG teem
81 nae~rrsl grap1wsoeher o. the brtAe.
y 10 has etvee four sens % the bee-
ssss us1uistry-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
asUxvsuIe Nav 1sUs ssrE.

AsNevfIle. 3. e.. ocsober S.-D~ercn-
d~as because o. ~ hesish. which ~.
sulseA IN long periods % irscmnia.
RoGers Grant, sorsy-eighs years on.
prudent % ske Grant Realty Con-.
Caay. - this city, shot himself shertiy
amer soen yeserAsy. sn6sct!ne wouS@s
whscA resuisea n his aessh - sse VS.
sion Hospital two kuura later. We Vas
fcun1 lying sW the woods o. the We
ecvta section Win two b01Iee weenes
IN 4he rigNe eo9pSe. IRON WAseh SsoS0
were suWWcRe4 too ~. 9raRe o. ske
hWupSsol He reWu1oe0 UocUo0ce00o
UUe11 ~ 0Uo0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
ARE YOU

boxing fW big opportunity 20 build a
safe. permanent and profitable business
Of your own, II you have $50 capital
TO invest We offer 10 reliable man IN
each town an opportunity TO build a big
having business: something new: encT-
nous demand everywhere. exclusive rights
awarded: chance to make up 10 5000
yearly. Make Application now. NITN\-
DAY LETTER MFG. co. us Broad
way. New York, y. Acknowledgement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
BIBLE STUDY CONFERENCE
no M HELD At LHXINGION

ESPECIAL to Tae I1neo-O
Laxinxton. Va. October S-frepar9
lions are being made Tor . Bible study
conference to be held II Washangton
and lee, october 71-Novsmber :. unde!
he auspices to the Z. n g. \, .,
which practically every college and
preparatory school IN the STATE ~ ~
b represented Tho purpose OF tins
movement II to consider ways and
means Of encouraging Bible study In
the COLLEGES. Time viii also be devoted
to mission study and . study OF social
service.
General Secretary Cary and Presi-
dent Miller, Of the local 7. II. C. A.
are busily engaged in formuiating
an attractive program which VIII %
completed within . few days A num-
Der Of prominent speakers. including
DR.. Henry Louis Smith. president o.
washington and Lee: DR.. Charles w.
Kent Of the UniverSity Of virginia.
and s. A. Ackerly. State Secretary OF
the State z. n c.. A, viii make ad-
dresses on the various subjects under
consideration and . successful meet
Ing II anticipated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

The Milan Medicine Co, Inc. Danville,
Va:
Ceutlemen.-About eighteen years ago
IWas taken with q severe attack a kheu-
m.t;sm, since which time ] have been
cuu6ned 70 my bed greater part d the
time. suffering as only those Who have
oaly 1--WE me temporary relief at times,
and I have also tired every known rem
edy recommended to me, with the same
results. About FIVE months ago my son,
WHO . druggist IN South Boston. Va.
sdvised me to try Milan. and. like z
dEUwning man grasping at straw,
consented TO do %. want to say Tor the
bs1.9t q ny fr;snds and az Who suiier
eiaim for Il. md NOSE. Il has been .
Ask Your DEue1lse for tle Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

! bridal party repaired to the home OF
the bride where q luncheon Was served.
after which DR.. and Mrs. Male lott
for an extended Northern and western
tour.
After October 10 Dr. and Mrs. Male
will be at their home near Brandy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Is YEARS OF AGONY


D0e1Sm Know. Neuofk9Dae Nu1e o.
Caroline Farmer.
Cod-send to me. I am seventy years Of
age nov, and can walk about my farm;
my appetite IS good; ! sleep well; the
swelling has left my limbs: my joints
have reduced to theif normal size, and
fed confident that Milan VIII make a
complete cure Of me. even At my advanced
age. I have commenced on the fifth bot
tie, but viii continue to take II until
am entirely well have asked my
friends who come 70 see me, and ! want
to say they are many, TO tell their friends
about the good Milan has done me.
I am writing this letter to you that
you may be the means, BY this, to relieve
come poor sufferer, for they certainly have
my sympathy.
Gracefully yuan
S. L. CRfSTE,
Chocovinity. N. c. R. p. d. No. l..
s.AIcoholic Remedy, MILAN.
(AAvsss1oemeneD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Especial to The TtmeS-DI1pAtc

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-I
Blackstone. Va, October An ap-
preaching weddinS Of much interest
to many friends throughout tho SOUTH
will be that Of Miss Pauline Beatrice
Hethorn and Aonzo T. McNeny- The
ceremony will be performed in No
yember at Commission Hall. tho home
Of the brides parents in Lunenburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
wR.Sa-Saun6efD Club OfGaA1seA.
ESPECIAL to The Tfmes-Dbpatch-1

Keysv1lle. Va. October s.-The Dem
ocrats ,of Keysville Precinct in Char
lotto County held . meeting last night
In the Town Hall and organized . Will
eon-Saunders Democratic Club. This
meeting was very largely attended and
more genuine enthusiasm was shown
than ut any Democratic meeting held
In the county for . long time. H. D.
Peters was elected preS1dent: W. r
Staples. vice-president: H ". Farmer.
secretary, and W. E HALEY. treasurer.
This club Will hold meetings every
Friday night until the election
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02
A COMMON ERROR
The Same Mistake Is Made By Many
Tulsa People.

It's common error
TO plaster the aching back,
To rub with linments. rheumatic
Joints,
II the trouble comes from the kid
neys
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
ills,
And are endorsed by Tulsa citizens.
Mrs. J. L. Hughlott, sos T.. seventh
St, Tulsa, okla, says: Il can recom-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills as a re-
liable kidney medicine. Two years
ago 1 bogan to suffer from kidney
complaint. ! had sharp pains through
the small Of my back, which at tunes
changed to a dun grinding ache. ]
was tired all the time, and lacked
ambition. Having reason TO believe
that my trouble was caused by MS
ordered Kidneys got box Of Doan's
kidney Pills at the Sells Drug Co.,
and began taking them. a few doses
made me feel better and ! kept on
taking them until the backache
languor and other symptoms disap-
poared,"
For sale by an dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents.
Remember the namo-Doan's-and
take no other. (adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02
Mnnl. nnmngc. for shooIIng.

Claude Upton. who was wounded hy
Ralph Pcrryman, an Indian boy VINO
attempted 20 hold up joint at jerks
one night las, spring which resulted
Ia the murder of Charles Smith yes
tcrday fled suit IN the district court
against Perryman for $1,000 damages
because Of injuries received al the
hands u perryman IN the shooting,
The suit was filed IN the district
court
Perryman IL now out on bond ON tho
charge ~ murder. The case Was
scheduled Tor hearing m b. superior
court last week. but was continued
fur the term.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02

SHAWNEE. oct Bob Dennis, a
Rock Island eugineer, was severely
burned and suffered a broken shuul-
der by gas explosion az his rouming
house This evening, He had been out
on his run since saturday Returning
to his room he struck match and
the explosion followed The force OF
lt iammed the door Of his room, and
Dennis unable 20 escape tried 10 break
shoulder. lie WAS rescued after the
door was broken ln,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02
AnnnnIn. CInh coo Kccrult.

SALISBURY, y. c., oct. 1.-E. c.
Duncan, republican national commit
teeman from North Carolina, was at
tackled by Colonel Roosevelt IN ms
speech here.
In the primaries in North Canolina
last spring | won,' Colonel Roosevelt
said. carrying counties by , to !, =
to / and even 10 to 1. The national
Committeeman, Mr.. Duncan, took part
I'm stealing the nomination from me.
"Mr. Duncan and the other forty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02
Crcatc Road Tnnd

ATLANTIC CITY ". j, oct, H.
Announcement Was made .at today
session of the American roads CON
gross that automobile manufacturers
of th. United States and agreed 60
contribute one th.rd OF one per cent
of th.lr gross returns durug the year
1913 for tho good roads cause. This
WiIl create fund OF gl5,oOO,00O, it
is said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-02

or nfty obscure. shady men ON mo
national committee d.d The hiddng oi
the men behind them-mon Ike those
IN The Tobacco trust, You know ma
part the Tobacco trust has played DOB
North Carolina and so do l.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-03
A NEW STATE CONSTITUTION.

There important constitutional amendments to
be voted this fall all Of which should be studied carefully
before election day There many points wherein the
state constitution deficient defective, that the Recorder
calling constitutional convention to sit for whole
year if necessary and make constitution and code of laws
fit the Idaho of today There be tmoous who say
this would look like Mormon proposition to get rid of the
test oath by quietly dropping from the constitution This
old oath today has little significance compared with
the other vital questions that be settled only
constitutional revision We revising the constitu
ton the rate of to ten amendments year, leaving
Heterogeneous structure about like the would have who
should build addition his house every year. of brick
wood Unfortunately and roofing it with shingles
tin paper the fleeing fancy struck him. Never
would he be free of bungng carpenters would he know
the comfort and the economy of well built well planned
home Idaho past the rouseed childhood OF states
the fifty years will less change than the last twenty
1t time to plan and build constitution built for pres
and anticipated needs instead of adding crazy
lean tos to the old shack
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-03
WHO is THE REAL CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

perfectly honorable ambition to wish to to the
United States senate.
perfectly honorable to wish to be of Idaho
But the republicans who voted for Hawley for
years and Of whom concevaby may do
again this should think bit Suppose you vote for
Hawey for governor because of his brave and fearless
stand the question do you get out oft Here
what you get if the democrats should VIM Hawey for
the senate and absolutely unknown lieutenant governor
for governor.
There few republicans who, thinking we'll of Hawiey
for his governor and wishing to keep him
will wish to help make the democratic ieutenantgov
enor the chief executive The legislature will vote
the very first week. Governor Hawey will be candl
date for Borahs seat; democratic legislature would elect
him. the lieutenant governor would become governors and
Hawey would NOT help exrcate the state from his tax
muddle
Agreeing that the democrats could do far still all
the Hawey republics should know who they actually
voting for for governor
Gentlemen you wOuldnt hire man for any other job
who planned to get your money for kind of work. slough
the Job cheaper fellow, and then your favor to
undermine your friendship with your best friend!
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-03
HAINEs VS.. HAWLEY.

The Recorder did not support Hane for the republican
nomination for governor He has not had the point of
view the public experience to make him ideal candi
date he might have served longer apprenticeship working
for Others But there many things be said for his
didacy which should not allow republican to vote
for the democratic governor. Here few
He has not made ON promise of job to any man. No
canvasng the state for him. holding state job
with the promise of one if he is elected.
He has not been stung by senatorial bee he would not
need to TRIM desert his post because of ambition
No lieutenant governor to take his job thank you!
He has game warden immigration agent hanging
around his neck
He is cocksue that he has universal panacea for all
the ills of state general and the counsel of
able advisers is his promise.
He is not lawyer.
Whatever virtue there is in being a successful man. he
has fairly earned
He is the nominee of the republican party fair hon
est, popular primary
Mr. Haines would probably doubt it as much anyone
else he were called ssreformer, he has foolish
tons regarding bis standing He could not well be
real reormer he will try to be fake oneke others
who could be mentioned He is business man. such,
and on the ground which the strength of the Hawy
right believe that democracy this year offers solution for
the big governor they might wish to Vote the tick
without any democratic mixtures The democrats, who
congenitay radicals and kept by being out OF
and always having find and advanced issues ought
in go almost to Martini the Progressive
candidate who real progressive startling contrast with
Hawey But for any republican of upward aspirations to
turn to Hawley is tragedy
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-03

1t is admitted--it couldn't be denied--that in Lincoln
county the democratic ticket nominated by republicans
who the democratic ticket Without them, the pres
legislative candidates would have been muddy dreams
In the democratic primaries Borah got almost 1000 votes
the party choice for SENATOR almost ONE HUNDRED ZINES
many all other candidates put together
1t might be said that of these democratic senatorial
republican, and not honestly entitled to help
mate any democratic candidate
But the fact remains that the democratic ticket
ed by these votes; especially the legislators
If their nominations are honest, ISM it a MORAL
OBLIGATION for them to support Borah? If that rene
gade republican vote which gave them their nominations
good enough for THEM to and claim theirhonorabe
nominations ism it moral obligation for them to stand by
the whole ticket If republican votes democratic prif
dshonorabe then could these candidates well
the ticket which clearly named by dshonor?
1t be that of these candidates will accept this
moral obligation and viii hail this chance carry out then
honored party platform pledge of wanting to elect
by direct vote by voting for Borah the who got
the bill through We trust they WILL if elect
ed moral obligations too frequently disregarded
The Recorder will admit that since it had part in this
nefarious political game that warped it mex
pedent and has democratic affiliations it is not called