Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-29
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wool Progressives; Democrats like
ID. L. Kaufman, Charley Boyer, Mayor
Royal, Postmaster Sites, c. B. Me-
Conkey. John A. Marshall and H. b.
Mccormick; Prohibitionists, including
state Chairman b. E. p. Prugh; some
hundreds of the Colonel's admirers
from Steelton and Middletown, who
are out of work to-day as a result OF
the Palmer metal schedule of the
new tariff law; lots of independents
and goodly number of people from
Capitol Hill, Republicans and Bull
Moosers; any number of Penrose Re-
publicans wearing their buttons, and
probably hundreds of women. In fact,
not have votes. 1t was the same at;
the Board of Trade, where the over
low meeting was held.
Both meetings were opened with
prayer and collections were taken up
while the crowd awaited the Colonel.
NO statement of the purposes of the
collection was made, but everyone
there was willing to give for the. sake
of the show.
Mr. Thompson presented Candidates
kreider, Barker, LenlSer and Crow,
introducing Dr. Kreider as DIR. John
w. Kreider. The doctors middle ini-
tial happens to be H, but that did not
matter.
Grow For Kunkel
Mr.. Crow, who received quite well
come, made a short speech on his
platform and then informed the audi
ence that he wanted to deny with en-
phasis any statements that he was not
for Judge Kunkel. He eXtolled the
Judge as the best fitted man for the
Supreme Court, declaring that Dau-
phtn would roll up a great vote as a
tribute to him and that he knew every
one was glad to be neighbor of the
Splendidly equipped 1uriSt
The reference to the Judge was
cheered and cheered.
When the Colonel came in he got
the usual roof-raising welcome, which
must have been pleasant after the
frosty progress from the station. Pin
chot was put on right away with the
usual speech. Then. the Colonel was
presented. and bouncing up, pulled
down his vest and proceeded to advise
PENNSYLVANIA how to vote for Senator
: He aired his crouch on Penrose, ham
mered the table, clicked his teeth,
smiled, chuckled, grinned and laughed.
He had a funny hunch or his shoulder
and short bacll-arm jab for a ges-
ture and seemed to be enjoying every
minute.
The Colonel took turns in berating
Penrose and lauding Pinchot who
seemed to be so delighted that he
| fairly purred. Then the Colonel called
DR.. Brumbaugh another 'woolly lamb"
| because the Doctor said last night
that the Colonel was "a goat" Next he
| said that while he and Mccormick diff
fered on national issues. he was for
Vance Mccormick because he believed
he would do what he said he would do.
| The Colonel was not any more explicit
than that and the Democrats who had
pulled down the corners of their
mouths when the Colonel referred to
the difference in national matters
smiled again. But they had an awful
awakening.
"Help Pinchot"
Help Pinchot!" shouted Roosevelt.
| 1.-THE liquor Democrats have turned
| from Palmer and the temperance peo-
| pie have declared for Pinchot. Pinchot
| is the one man who can be SucceSsful
in the fight against Penrose. Vote for
i the man who can beat Penrose. That's
| Pinchot. If you vote for Palmer you
| throw a vote away. A vote for Pal
mer is half a vote for Penroses sAll
vote for Pinchot." F-e->.s
The Colonel then told story and
gave out statement in which he an
swered Senator Penrose's challenge on
| the Quay letter by saying he. did not
remember exactly what he had writ
1 ten, but thought it was that he did not
| think Lewis ought to get off the ticket.
However. he added. he agreed to abide
| by what the Progressive leaders
| thought. Then he waved his hat and
was gone.
| And the audience was soon gone,
| too. Most of it went to the Board of
Trade and helped pack that hall.
| Chairman Hoover had been staging
various candidates on Market street
and when the Colonel came in made
such a long speech that Boss Chair
man Mosey told him to cut it out and
| spring the Colonel.
The Colonel spoke, gallumped to
the stairway, made as if to speak from
the balcony changed his mind, hurtled
down stairs and jumped into his auto
mobile. He fairly few to the station.