Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-15
CLUB To ENTERTAIN
THE CANDIDATES
Harrisburg Republicans Will Be
Hosts to Kreider, Swartz and
Wildman Wednesday
DEMOCRATS GIVEN JOLTING
Manufacturers Lining Up For the
Whole Republican Ticket; Pal
mer Will Stay on Ticket

Arrangements have been completed
by the members of the Harrisburg Re-
publican Club for the annual enter
tainment in honor of the Republican
candidates and it will be given on
house. Congressman A. S, Kreider
and Legislative Candidates j. w.
Swartz and Augustus Wildman will be
the guests of honor.
1t is expected that several of the
prominent Republicans of the city will
be speakers in addition to the can
ddates and that several State officials
will be present
The club will take prominent part
in the reception to the Republican
State candidates later in the month
and it's members will act as escorts
together with members of other Re-
publican clubs on that occasion.
Democratic machine men in Leb-
anon county and their Bull Moose
partners are down in the mouth over
the fact that William
Coleman Freeman, for
Democrats mer legislator and anti
Have Little Penrose man, has come
To Smile At out for the Republican
ticket as the best fitted
for the State in the
present emergency. Mr.. Freeman is
making speeches for the ticket and
the Mccormick gangsters are sore
over it. In Cumberland county many
of the prominent manufacturers are
declaring for the ticket and fail to see
the good in Mccormick which he pro-
claims. In Philadelphia John CT.
Johnson, eminent attorney, has de-
clared for Penr0se over his signature,
and the editor of the Pottsville Jour
nal charges in an editorial that Bill
ic N
cratic State machine through his pull
with Vance c. Mccormick.
John c. Nissley, candidate for the
Legislature, and Phil. S. Meyer adj
dressed a large Republican rally at
Gratz last evening. The
rally was held in Smiths
hall and George Guise Rallies in
presided. At rally in the County
Loyalton the addresses Draw Well
were made by Charles e.
Pass, former poor di-
rector, and James Il. Lentz, vice
county chairman. The campaigners
visited several towns in the upper end
during the afternoon. including Pillow.
Meetings will be held tomorrow
evening at Baskerville and Halifax.
BY special invitation Senator Beidle-
man will be one of the speakers at
Halifax. Congressman Kreider will
also denver an duuT6SS at tndC place.
Saturday evening there will be meet
ings at Elizabethville and Berrysburg
When thes Democratic State eXecu-
tive committee meets here at noon
tomorrow to complete fusion dickers
there will be nothing
doing on United States
Palmer Will senator. 1t was au-
Stick. But thoritatively stated to-
Finn Kicks day that there will be
no fusion on that office
and that Palmer and
Pinchot will go right through. This
means that the Bull Moosers have
been given large, well-polished gold
brick. Mccormick is on their ticket
and Pinchot and Palmer will remain
to fight each other William Finn,
the boss of the Bull Moose, is angry
at the refusal of Palmer to quit and
plans to have some emissaries here
tomorrow to make statements. At
Films direction the various Washing
ton county committees throughout the
State have been sending letters to Pal
mer telling him to get off the ticket
since Mccormick was taken up by the
Bull Moosers. but there is nothing do
ing. and the Washingtonians will be
told so tomorrow.
Democrats who have espoused the
to give the candidate run for his
money and the Central
Democratic Club plans to
get rid of the odium of Planning to
having invited Arthur r. Give Vance
Rupley. Progressive and q Run for II
candidate on a rival
| ticket against the Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress-at-l large
| to speak to it by taking part in a
series of parades. One of these will
| be in Reading to learn steps and then
the club will burst on the city for the
rally to be held at Kelker Street
| Hail. The club also talks about going
| to Steelton Meetings are being held
nightly by the distressed Democrats in
| the county and are poor drawing
| cards, while the attempts of the Bull
| AIooserS, who are leading around ii. b
| Sassaman as Il horrible example of a
Democratic gutter. are exciting amuse-
ment. When Mccormick comes
| marching home after his tour of the
| State he will be given a parade be-
cause there will not be any chance for
| it after November 8. Some of the
money that would have been used foI
| the pilgrimage to Palmer's home will
be burnt up in red fire.
The fact that the Washington party
| is mere annex to the Mccormick
machine is pretty well indicated by the
| manner in which the
| mourning Patriot. the
Everything Mccormick newspaper
Democratic heads up the events
Nowadays among the Bull Moosers
For instance, ii is an
nounced that "McCor.
micks banner is back in Marke
street. One, would not think tha
there were any other Washington party
| nominees. Then announcements OF
| the Washington party meetings IL
Steelton and vicinity, which were ad.
dressed by Doc Kreider and Other
Bull Moosers, are headed UP Demo
cratic meetings are well attended
| Once in while it creeps out.