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tions unless forced on me, / only re-
peat now what I said then.
! want to be frank with you; my
friends and neighboFa. I want TO be
equally frank with my fellow citizens
througalout the state who do not know
me as well as you dol viii NOT sail
hunder false colorsI want ali VOTE. 8
to know where ! stand on public Dues
tions. s
"I want peace restored 81 South
Carolina. This statement / made
months ago. and ! have no reason to
change It. want good will, Eoodi
feeling. want TO sec faetional poll
tics relegated to the past. / want the
people TO unite In advocating tho pol-
icies which viii build up our stnte,
improve and uplift the character Of
the citizen and give opportunity to bet
ter conditions.
i shall not, unless forced TO do g,
necognize the existence OF twa factions
In this state, II have NAV friends and
silsnorter-sS devoted Tor Blease and
MANY who voted for Jones, In the
vernor's race let us drop the PER-
sonalities OF the past, and looking
ahead take up those questions which,
affect tae Interests and welfare Of the
people
.Is la however. only frank for mo
to state $50 that ali may understand
me, and my attitiide e, that 4 have never
heee:a. . . follower or supporter Sut si0T. y
Blease, nor have approved his
eourse:e 81, jt IS 50! s.
Some have ATTEMPTED to inject the
Issue eof Bleasisfn into the giibefnaS
torial race. While 40 not agree. with
them In this, If the same is persisted
In, then my attitude Is known an 4. Is
ns stated. viii have no fear IN meet
iIsg such a. Is. ..S-sre. 81 s5ss:
t,lf elected governor, promise To-
be the governor of all the people and
not OF paiy those who supported me-
] pIedg myself to do Justly and to love
mercy anu 10 HPHU1u. 1u1 ruHIuIu1uTJII
honor and dignity Of South Carolina.
want 10 saw tina Ga nm ready to
meet any issue that is. brought before
the people of South Carolina In the
Campaign but when III i. HgeLaurin acs
cuses me of drHra & factional lines.
he makes a stateHnent deliberately III
the face of the record He has injected
Dleasism into the CUBS material race.
Let him carry his chief in's banner.
II rs will but let him not e9ads tho
responsibi bility. 81 s. =
For my part, ] make the race on
my own merits and afn not tied to the
coat tails OF any man.
H y !
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Mr.. lcCants Has
Opened. New ONCE.

=, G, McCants, superintendent OF
the Anderson public schools has se-
,cired offices on the second floor OF
the building occupied by Parker 81
Bolt and yesterday occupied them.
For some time the superintendent has
had no office In the city and is was
place where he could talk with the
tlidusand and one people wanting to
soc the "echooI teacher. Mr.. Me-
cents Is nicely located and has; very
neat offices.
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IJOU
4 Ell e RE
TDDAsx,s PROssFAE

u - : ! Z =
THE ROMANCE OF AN ACTOR
Powers. A reel thrilling drama
that viii keep yn,I constantly watch !
ing for the next incident. Featuring
Edwin. August, Hal August and Iva
Sheppard, 5fs IS, z L, vs.
THE MEXIGtAN'S LAST STAN
Z Nestor. A dandy western melo-
drama
GRANDPARENTS GRANDAUGfE.
,EEIl- Il.
Victor a comedy drama with
Irene Wallace. n sfi 81 5. =
Coming tomorrow egHE LAMB,
THE WOMAN, THE WOLF 101 Bison
with Pauline Brslf. ] sd. 80
Coming Friday s0UT OF THE FAR
BAST1 2 reel IMP with Leah Baird
and star cast. Il !. I. -
Coming Saturday @THE MYSTERY J
OF THE WHITE CARy 2 reel Gold
Seal with francis Ford, Grace Cupapd
and Harry Diver. the Anderson boy,
driving tre car Also GOUR MUTUAL
GIRgs
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PendletOn People
Coming Next Week,

a number OF Pendleton people were
In the city yesterday and said that
much interest was being manifested
In their twon oyer the approaching
chautsiiqua TO be held In Anderson.
Thoy said that the tickets were al
ready being sold in their town at a
lively rate and that PendIeton would
be we'll represented. Among the PEN
dleton visitors 10 spent yesterday here
were: Miss orpha Harris, Mrs. j. c..
Harris, Mrs. Jack Harris, Jr., Mrs. j.
c. Garrin and daughter. Miss Pearl
Garvin, S, =. Whitner and family.
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Mr.. Smith ii
tSOrealIng Out

Furman Smith has closed con:
tract for store room in the MCGEE
building. on the corner of Benson
street and will move his seed depart
ineht to that place at an early date.
He will still retain his present store
room in the r. & N. warehouses, this
being done TO take care of the large
shipments he receives at frequent in
teFvais.
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3 9 9 Il 8 d, 8 = 8 tsss 81
,sITHIN IiHR IS svs

o. q o. q Sss Z, g. @ q ot g q q % 1, 90 O q
As the attraction az the Grand
Greepville, on April Q 4. The american
Play Cninnans viii nraslnk Ea..sse.
yeiller's thrilling aew American
s ssi,4.t ss,fs ri sIiSsss I'm
local thoatFegosrs have heard and
read a great deal receneiy teeauEe os
ssiio ssHgas;oEsi sEecass eSFsss - s;s ..ssss
|Ipiay In New York and Chicago Id both,
of which cities it vas labelled by the;
critics az the real d dramatic triumph.
OF tho year. Its local enea cement
viii bring here an acting or lection.
OF real strengs III Willis the elaacfaEo
scenic adofnment of .pithsi. tie
amply maintaing the the ss:s:ss; ss:s:ss; lard.
sfsartisti tic, excellence III Ihe American
Play Gompans the producers.
slrtlost Tresistible appeal. 3 agtIy De-
Iscrlbed ss drama oI daring ii which
the heroine il foreed ia beisInl NJ
upon the law TO proteet ketseif FROM
its machiuaSi Ions. fnFYs q 1ii9fier. The
central character, IS falsely acc,fS ted
hf tiiefk of goods Sror1 tlie asta biish=
.nlent "a sliieIi sliE emp I6ysd, and
In4nt In (which SHE Ia "a iish
sen fenced 20 llrEe geaE III rs an.
1u1ent Mo- amoaff or y nrath AZ nd
arnount u logical, ohy5olisly tfsiEi FIiE
Edetense YES her. She Rerves her
time She tries 70 support herseif
honestly afters ard but tic ollce his
rasn and noun ] ? ilsr. Igilei:5 t,5Ev
have forced her utt ok eeveraf hlaces
by recall lling her ilnprisnrlse the
girl 81 desperation, deisea them, nitd
DroeIatn1s that 90 they b tso comp fIef
her Co d caEear of cpfESe abe Will beat
them nIid stay ~ the law. ton.
Then fetffbation beatns 10 siiape IT,
xolf She 1sc1nfes the Leader s9f, 4 az
sss.;ssssssa 81 3sni sasts -
can be prof tltabiy handisd without
0FeT stepp pin S sslle legal scundafleis
she q res 2 beats j sharp tIllscFus
pIl6f ssTsssifef SsSSsSlis gafae. eefa
akilfulfy hetweers ostiaals All f,6r-
kectly proneT com e8ggs
5iat III ali nsaticr 81 havine s I.stse
ser 10 make an a "a Ii 81 5.i iss
Qpeer ethics OF prot Ian
Iazhl1e 1lla aRa4 l1e heRanl2 m tho asssk
|tpe hSpun sa who y Hat IN
% prispn By q illH son a7a
oae q her
q tempted S6r
rohbine The rca 1sis q faa ef 81
tho aiiff She ~ szsafed fo5s
piEf1f ceitirS . iaiit 6 81 k flS
lTarnSe0 tia err td TITS
girg tst 10 Save tneIt sn ~ ii,4s
nave 7iis, ~ ~ = 'i5ss
iistes -
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u climax tiya{ is Ia srig net Ripping
In its dteHlatic ( a1ltensity
Ciara Joel beauti ifnf young aetress
of genuine power. Will portray the
the remainder. ef the excellent east inT
.cludes veil known players.
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syvlthln ME Law

eraon people Will he pleased
over fSse announceIneht tbaks 4 ~ thin
tho lslsS.s 81 10 lay 4 return e.
.li1Sli i5a GraanytIIe colpia ~ tile
.Rsfiiisd EIy g ri n sc CITY a1xr Z a.
lia9 MID iis: The ste anson ont and No
tse - ss;ll rnn netthl sfsfn on
Ills o1cessna leaving enviIss 6iS
ecsily after tIla show ss over E0rh
pSrpie iIk avail theraselveS 81 the 6n-
p1ftnnts5 30 20 from knli0Ssdif "a
this oecaslon 5eesnse se,eg win 10 ssl,le
sb fsave here g13 GAG o,s lcnt f5sf .ne =
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SJsEnska slsgs
HosSsg Nietirs

81 J. ,. t1Ii flfnl q 90 iiI1r went iln
pl.efRti tiQa nt she ssfzea iie8pfsal
tFlerdas Afternoon Tor append a tin.
~ 81 en.ll tiakt sar ti.in h&d
n3eis eItiroly ilI and ls.at shs
lfct obif IA ,rlis,s = -
M ae com Ia ~ "a 5, fciiv rs Z, !. a
many ffsenas
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nHEIza EFUg1 1FIO ~
!. ID ffisiii 1 I. i:=.s;sisse I sfi sfisss.s. 81

Capt ", IA s Hnfgens returned yes
tcrtiay from Savannah, where ht has
he4h since. Sunday. IN attendsnce &c
the meeting of the Representatives OF
the New York Life Insurance Corn-
fSA1l These meetipge sre always
ve3y enjoyable afaflfs and agents
from slI parts Of the country attend.
Can't. E1udRena said YestArday tilat
this meeting SVaS no exception aSid
That IL was even more en- i0yabIe than
any he had ever attehde ca beFore.
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usnioertsS Rally
. 81. lsAs. !. gatuFday.s

G6h. AI. L. Bonhan,. county chBir-
man, states that every democrat I'M
Anderson County should remember
that MS slemueEatic. club meets next
saturday when 3 meeting vii be held
Tor the purpose az elestlng oflcers
and eaIecting delegates. 20 tho coantg
meeting should be understood 10y the
=. a. assAd si.A eli IN
sn partg OF the county tfie5A Stn be a
poHSe made to the calls OF the va
riosls prestdents .s:.is
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HOW no III ANDEE MILK s;
In ttssA.ISas4 THE aE
prtietices Of The III dairy Thnf
VIII Prevent Bs sIlI kss1sll Mae0ins

& Clemson. ad6f. ans 6eoDl y.
a., +, ~ Is, f,l,,is : g,
=. !. y 4. ). ~
rom aii paris or stlsp ;s5tate Iecensiys
complaining 10 Prof. j. M. Burgess
that their milk WAS, solsFiHg uitlloNs3
|aDpafesIt eaiine. These fpeonl 81 do not
penl lize, Prof. BURGESS sa how 81 arm
the weather has become. The trcubls.
fs due to the Sprine changes lic
touring Of mn Il In Ilraeti iSatis every.
case about he Aa5 lleen uiies5s
hen ed haa hen 4 ne Ia tIies increased
81 = e sse.lssl
cause Of the sonrinG uf lnil k md is
when the weather grows s;trtl that
bacteria find liytng cond ION sthat Just
suit tslsrn.
special care III milking and In hand
ling The milk az s iiis Is the
only thing that win efTeetiSoly pre-
vent Inall frklz1l nnll & lslrlzIe sEarlls
months for home tiaff Is. L n So kpnliea
TO com: neEclaI airles ins prlneinlh. hut
atuFag mere Comp ted proc
ara atlfiBed toI. the latter.
The first reauf ite for clean. IN X H.
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Heavy Frost =
aen Yesterday. 5s

~ e H3t5A Va -, q t77'-5
AndePson county farmers coming
10 the city yesterday said that there
vas q heavy frost Monday night siiA
that the. fields were covered yesterday
morning. Whether or not any damage
was done is uncetrain, although some
or The planters gsid that wheat. ia
.their opiaion would be daihag ia
some Esssious.
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III GFeenYiiIe

Guy Cronsr and Charles Daniel
went TO GRsenv;lle yesterday for the
purpose Of standing tbe examination
EuFE pIg yapuHTE ECupitIEBuIp 10 EnUf u,
81, Navy school at Annapolis. In the
exalnijiRtton held in this city some
months ago Mir. Crorer won first
place and Mr.. Daniels was the alter
nate The young men said yesterday
that they were both confident of max
ing good showing in yesterday,s ex-
Iafpiiietion.
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REDUGEn RATES


Atlanta April 3f.Tfi6 geducetf
rates which the south &c stern Pssseris
ger sEQciation hile ord I'd from prac
y assys stlle whole Se mi easEefn terri
tory for the hfetrOpo Etn 81 Erat.d on
era season 81 Atfhnf fas afe tIia lowest
~ hlrh that organ ziltiOn combrisiig
nearly all the faiilbslsla IN this fSrffzs
tory have ever 6rsis d Tor any oeea-
sion with the single exception OF the
Confederate rehhi0ns u IS K
Rouud trip tickets may be Obtained
from 4 ron almost any lruad polats ia
ss1 g sIfsis5t, q pssss e = : a55p;In AZ
q weeks opera. s. i
The action or III atseii eer ssoe T.
ation nieanAs The egnition BY ,slse
sstfvHd5 % y my sf5T77 q as q ntlkiik'
aid southern: event sa which NOT 1ilers
9y single city cF 81 sinSle tata IA
interested, but Il which tIie whole
South part icipat tea.
II IS this fact ind ed faaf has made
the grand opera sifc oaderfnI sue
cess year after year and the other
Southern cities can share with Atlantis
inc pride of ppt tass section Ca
siie rlssp as tile Ia ofleEa
essstE ply IN the Fe6 tlny = efniephe
NuaaER OF sE.Bs GROWING
Large PErteIltn fease Ii State
During YEAR 81
CLEMSON CtaIi Aprss "a The
slSmbef o. silos en etea in css
Carol Ina Rrlnk 50 81, ont S.i, n IS
the aid ~ thu Try
sogses az al tlle fles
peFtnent ssof sssse ass exceeds
sFifg9a yeas by iiitI has b "a
anlloHrscssa ~ & dst
of he e7at II toogsfa lIca
Egsth the college, liirfi - fa CSC
sllcs were built ceeie. tsl sost
OF Ateye Inauir 5af SsIos cent
tI,sf Ise ,T.s .ssss
ne even bel slle ses: q af
siisse, al sSs,g & 6Sl. 'se
81 eapsst 6ild bee heii ft,f 1af-
Gle either In sum ,sr - esiRt we
ana maj sl1 & 81 81 this
State, 1ut ln0c q 81 ,aa
latoiine lssl8 ~ Ss 30
Eeeeus cs q fe
fnayc nlcfa ban n,
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Mills Strong
~ For Bnsebnii.

Tho suggestion appearing In The
|InteIligsnceP yesterday that mill lea
que be organized here for summer
lls eiaIl haaj awakened eIishusiasTsi sf
s9e YaFi ieu8 mills .of til city. There
IS hearty approval 81 the idea ta
he found az an 4ha ID Ills and INT ssica+
lions are that soine step 81 9sllIE be.
1h at an eaFly date.
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z 4*** $ ***** *** %** + # ~ = - s.
ELECTRIC CITY SpAREgE ETs
Items Of Interest and PeTsonsl Mention Caught Over the
Wireless on the Streets of Andessdn 3

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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
JOHN A GRAHAM
FOR Co. ATTORNEY.

John A. Graham, candidate on
the democratic ticket for County
Attorney is asking this re election
fos the second term.
He has been during the tenure of
his incumbency diligent and faithful
to the county, giving his best legal
knowledge at all times when sought
john, was born in MELVILLE twp.
grew to manhood on his parents
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gr,ahams farm. On
reaching his maturity he chose the
field as his profession.
LATER he read law with his brother
j. M. Graham and was admitted to
the bar. and is gradually but surely
climbing the ladde' of fame.
He is ambitious and full of ener-
gy AID deserves your consideration
election day.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
N I FOLEY
FOR STATE SENATOR

Mr.. Foley, candidate for the de
mocratic party for the office of
State Senator of his district COM
prising Audubon, Shelby and Dallas
counties is one Of Audubon county's
pioneer farmers and for many years
lived ON one of the county's rich
and we'll regulated farms.
He retired from the farm several
Years ago and moved his family to
Audubon to educate his children i'm
Audubon's famous, institution of
learning
His knowledge of the wants and
wishes of his farmer Friends as
well as his observation of bust
ness matters generally has we'll fit
ted him fcr solving tie many ques-
tions that will come before the sem
ate fer dilleusstcn should lie be Sc
lected as the siam ard bearer of his
party at tie next elsotion.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
FRANK BATES GIVES
HONEST WEIGHTS

Frank Bates the manager of the
Extra produce company is certainly
handling some poultry now days.
Week beforei last in two days he
bought in PAST pounds and shipped
1858 pounds making 441O pounds
handled in the two days. Dur,ing
that week he bought 6233 pounds.
Last week he bought 6O69 lbs,
and number of cases of eggs.
MIR. Bates was sent here last
summer to look after the business
for the Alimato Sanitary Creamery
Company of Omaha Without reason
he was removed and another mann
sent in his place.
This railsed his clutch" SO he
Inbred a room next door and wrote
his patrons of the change, telling
them he would buy their produce
before.
I'm few weeks he had put the
Animate out of business here AID
took over their plant The farmers
are satisfied with his test, weights.
and count. That's why he lis get
ting fair share of, the BUSINESS
that comes to town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
ALBERT SH|DLER DEAD

Albert Schidler, known to many
local people, died at mine O'Clock
yesterday moTmdng at Van Meter of
Brlght's Disease. Deceased was
thirty-two years of age and had
Suffered with the malady for some
me. The remains will reach this
city tomorrow afternoon at 2:1O
and will be taken to the M. d.
church where the funeral services
will be held ait three o'clock and
the intelrment made i'm the Allan
tic cemetery. Deceased was a broth
er-in-law of Charles and j. S. Jerse
of this city, his wife being form
erly Miss Hannah Jensen, daughter
of Chris Jensen,now deceased, who
leaves his wife and two children, a
daughter, aged nine and a som aged
en.--News Telegraph. Oct. 16.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29

j M. Graham is the logical cam
didate for judge ON non parti-
san ticket. Mel was born on a farm
din Melville township of this, Amdm-
bon County and on acquiring his
majority and education, he COM
menced to read law in the office
of the late III. H. Hanna. His &C
emulation of Blackstone, and his
pleasing manners soon won for him
a place at the bar. From a real be-
ginning at the bottom of the lad
der of fame he will soon reach the
! "bench" and render justice to
mankind. Mr.. Graham's candidacy,
like his work in the office of
County Attorny which he held for
many years, has Teen of the noise
less kind but his magnetic nature
has dr.awnrhund ess of friends aIboud
him who will only be too glad to
see him indicted into the office
to which he asp'res.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
JOHN v FOSTER
FOR STATE SENATOR

John W. FoEter of Guthrie Cen
ter the candidate of the Republican
party for State Senator of the dis
tr,ct composed of Audubon, Guthhie
and Dallas counties is the logical
candidate of the district for the hon
60 C the office. Mr.. Foster was
raised :. Guthr:s County and for
many years Taught school there and
until his advent into his business
career, i'm which he has been very
successful.
His party made NO mistake in
hills selection to this responsible Dos
ition, in which much of the legtslla-
tom to be transacted i'm the next SEES
sion will be done ON bus,lness ba-
sis. His great experience i'm bust
ness has eminently fitted him for
the questions to be settled at the
next session.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
RIVALRY
WITH THE GUN

Fair, better, best; is about the
way the Elkhorn, Kimballton and
Hamlinf gun clubs have been seor-
ing at their practice for several
months.
Recently challenge was Offered
by the Hamlin club to contest ten
men from the Elk Horn Club and
ten men from the Kimballton Club,
for One Hundred Dollars, the high
men to take it all.
The matched teams met at Kim
ballton last Sunday and after the
prelimi nauies were all arranged,
they toed the mark and shot for
dear life.
The gentlemen from each club
did their best to win the trophy
and paid the stricteet attention. to
the control of their nerves and eve
sight, so essential to good marks
manlship.
The final score stood: Hamlin
defeated Mimballton by 2 points
and Elkhorn by 81 points. The
men who represented Hamlin were,
George GudeL Andrew Hansen, H.
M. Mprtense,n. L. Dam, Jens Chris
Jensen, H. j. Johnson, Nels Jensen,
lotto Lauritzenl These three clubs
are developing some fine marksman
and it liz, a source of much pleasure
to the members to take their tar
get practice
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
JOSEPH MOODY FOR
Co. SUPERVISOR

Mr.. Moody of Lincoln twp. is a
candidate on the Progressive ticket
for County Supervisor for the north
part of the county.
He is an old settler in Lincoln twp
known and respected by all.
For many years he owned farm
there when later sold it and NOV
ed to Audubon and EARNED ON AN
implement business.
Event ually he bought the old
Moody homestead and again took up
farm life.
He lis now a successful farmer
ard we'll versed i'm his chosen occu-
Pr ionl
f elected he will be all that his
T ~ de:fres, viz, one of the best
s ervisors this County ever had.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
BEN BLACK FOR
Co. SUPERVISOR

Ben Black of Melville twp. lis the
candidate ON the democratic ticket
for Supervisor whose term if elect
ed will begin in 1915.
Mr.. Black is ONE of those pro-
gressiwe farmers and lives in Mel
willie township. He is a close student
of things i'm general and has made
a success of lifes work.
Court house business has receiy-
ed much attention at his hands and
he has acquired much knowledge nv
his persistence.
Should it be. the desire of the
voters to elect him to the board he
wdll without doubt do his best to re
duce the expenses of the County
to a minimum.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
WREN LANE FOR
CO. RECORDER

Miss Wren Lane the candidate on
the republican ticket for County Re
corder has been a valuable assistant
for many years in the post office at
Audubon under the official eye of
the late postmaster Mr.. Harp Will
son. She is fine young lady, we'll
worthy of the position to which
she aspiress and is capable and in
every way fitted for the trurt to
be given into her keeping if elect
ed. She would make am excellent
Recorder.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29

Mr.. Hamilton the candidate for
Auditor ON the republican ticket has
been identified with the interests of
Audubon for a number of years.
When the Spantsll-Americam war
was declared he was ONE of the first
i'm Audubon County to volunteer alis
services to his country and was soon
sent to the Preside to there await
the orders of his superiors.
With two others from Audubon,
his regiment was sent to the Phil
ipptnes to help subjugate the rest
less spirit of the natiMea
He Served three years in, this
line of work for the United States
and at the end of his enlistment he
Was homorably Discharged
He now conducts popular res
tauranIt in Audubon and has the
confidence of his party and OF his
large patronage.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
.CHAS. SUNBuRG
FOR SHERIFF

Mr.. Sunherg the present inoum-
bent of office of Shsriff of Audu-
bon county is a candidate for re-
election ON the democratic ticket.
For many years he has been resi-
dent of the county and DURING the
imcumbency of Waiter Cress his pre-
decessor he was his faithful deputy.
During the past two years we have
heard no complaints as to the man
agement of the office
Mr.. Sunberg is asking his cleo
ton for the second time as an EN-.
dorsement of his labors in the
Sheriff's office.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
PETER JENSEN
FOR AUDITOR

MIR. Peter Jemaen the candidate
for Auditor ON tie Progressive tick
ct is a highly respected farmer lv-
ing near Audubon. Mr.. Jensen as a
buttermakeIA wiaf3 we'll liked by the
patrons. Entering the mercantile
field with JOHN Lohner i'm Extra he
was we'll liked by his customers.
He is now located on farm and
his method of conducting it shows
his thriftiness, and, should he be
the choice of the majority of the
voters of the county he will make a
competent ard obliging official.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-10-29
DINNER SUPPER
ELECTION DAY

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Christian Church will serve
Dinner en- Election Day, Nov. g. in
the basement of the Christian
Church. There will be a change of
program at each meal. Di.,mer will
be composed CT chicken noodles,
mashed potatoes, baked beams, pick
les, and pie, and with or without
coffee. The bill will be 35c, all you
can eat. For supper the menu will
be changed, price and all. which
will be Csc