Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-10-22
Governor Stewart
Speaks to Big Audience
arcade Opera House Packed to the
Doors. Greatest Rally Of
Present Campaign

utbp Arcade Opera House this eve
,i,, before the largest assembly O
,,,srs at any political meeting il
nvsop County so far in this cam
uisp Governor Sam V. Stewart mad
NJ restest speech we have ever heart
s,DDort of absent candidates-can
H,,ps who on account of their neces
cr service to the government and tht
t,ts are not able to make appeals
the voters in person.
More than five hundred people
srd the Governors address and his
snsrks were frequently interrupted
applause, especially at his fervent
Words Of praise of DR.. Dan J. Donohue,
vhOn he referred to as having sacri-
he'd his personal and professional
uiness in order to be of service to
b state that needed him at Butte to
rVent bloodshed and prossible loss
life.
The Glendive Band played admira-
and the hall was appropriated de-
(mted with an immense American
y on the stage, and also smaller
kg and pictures of President Wilson
n Governor Stewart.
sdes Hurley Presented the Governor
Judge c. C. Hurley presented the
raker of Honor in a neatly turned
n appropriate address of welcome
his remarks were received with
pause.
After explaining why he had deter
aed to take up the cause of the can
yates for members of Congress and
We Senator, the Governor entered
va discussion of the various con-
Fae'lVe and remedial legislation
had so far been accomplished un-
ue Democratic administration, as
@ss those measures which are now
course Of preparation.
explanation of this, he referred
~O blackboards, one on the left
well contained "The Things to be
~ and one on the right to contain
4uss Actually Accomplishment. He
'eu that the former board was
Hlv exhausted and the latter now
A'g filed"
'''"s and Stout Protect Home
steaders
.s referred in glowing terms to the |
s0ue IN congress by Congress-
Evans and Stout in behalf of the |
= 'e'uers OF the state and cited |!
~ 'iat' thanks to their efforts, !
~'l'Ons of acres of public lands |
p.,s s4sSliled and throw open to
'Au 'he time in which irriga-
i, uefs s can pay for the cost of
.,. "O'ec's extended from ten to
h. ~ years. In addition to these
\ ~, SOhsressmen Evans and Stout
sl,s' s'sn credit for their work in
usss s I. 'ne red taIe" that obtain.
b ss',,' ~ .ne republican administra-
sa,ss r,s'''ns an in, in so much delay ex-
t.t s,' w settlers in securing title
lliass las Congressman HELPED to no
ss :, W ~ the great work accom-
ader N. iolic aQmlnlStra-
be ~. us leadership of President
~ ,'a saa L. in which congressman
t.s md ID Stout rendered d'sacnSsnen SUCH xa'n'
'eao,J s,'' doth the state and nation.
IsbSs' Stewart told of the "Insidi' 1ns,Hu'
xm =, :, and how tho nro.;sa.
sas ,s,,. s' how, under the present
easss t''ess 'e &c of wool and sheen sseIsn, haS
sasat ta almost m unheard of figures s
Voc lay III The Growers; how the |,
s those was as designed to auply
" their ins, sn0 could we'll afford
v sspsp,sss ,ss' and equitable share
% ast bsats,.o ss Of government; how
sAsa Is i41,as aa.,' the new Banking ku,s
Wy IN Novasssaa saed to go into ef.
saspt ,S'snber, W. to be = sreat
i aA.aI IIsi sss the antiquated
' ast d,ss. sas Democratic party
p's'sptsss' sss'overy that panics !
'' and throttled in