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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

North street Methodist EpiScopal
church, f1fth and Market streets. John
~. Hess, minister. sunday Schoo $50
a. m. Worship. 10 30 "a. M. aud 13O n.
league. 6.f5 u m. a Larger ne ana
Growtng Ideals. Miss Bess Hart. leader.
J nuesday. 430 y. ~. prayer meeting.
W ednesday. 1880 D. m. Watch-night SER
vices New Year eve beginning al 10-qO
.. m. program later. All are cordially
invited IN pfrr asrvH.a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

ST James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1f09-l4i1 Chaphne street. Rev.
\. W. Werder. pastor. Rev. NJ. Steuer.
assistant pastOr-Sunday after Christ
mas; $3.50 a. m. Sunday school and
bible classes (English and GERMANY
lo-sO "A. m. German services. No even
ing services. The congregation II In
vtted TO attend the Christmas service at
the chapel. byt the Sunday school. This
service begins at 7:f5 p. IN: Thursday
evening. German services and Holy Com
munion at 1880: Friday evening. New
Years services in the English Language.
at 1895 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

ton OF Israel.
Quartette-Oh. God. sat once again.
Chorus-Prophecy: The Lord shall
arise.
Notices and Onering-COrgan soloD
Part u-The Heavenly Day-8pring.
soprano solo. There We're shepherds.
Chorus
ta) And suddenly there was.
tD) Glory to God in the highest.
Contralto solo. Joy! Joy! the mother
comes.
organ solo.
Chorus-Arise. shine. for the light is
come.
Hymn-Calm on the listening ear.
Part rv-Ths Promise of Eternal Day
Bass Solo-The path Of the just
organ solo.
Chorus Finale.
Alleluiai Salvation and glory.
A%lleluiai Praise God. all Sc His
~Van
Alieluia! For the Lord COD Omni-
potent.
Amen-Amcn.
Hymn-No. ll3 (thc people s%tandingJ
Benediction.
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b. Lisby. deputy in this district. Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal Samuel
b. Montgomery OF Kingwood. and Col
A. G.. Houriet. superintendent of the
Insurance department OF the order, of
Washington. ID. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

The First Spirituaiist church will hold
services In the odd Fellows hall Sunday
December 2Tth. At 1880 y. m. Lecture
followed with spirit messages. Chill
dren's progressive lyceum at 1870 a. m.
Rev. G.. W. Way. pastor and phychic.
All are welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

81 Johns Nv. Prot. Congregation.
Pastor W. q. Ulfert. Next sunday Ger
man services At 1895 a. M. and English
service at 100 .. m. After the morn
ms service Holy Communion. In both
services the minister will deliver
christmas Suuday school AZ
p n. m. Meeting 81 the Ladies Aid So
.cietN At ? - mi. Further
ments during services
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FIRST Unitarian church. Eoff street.
above Twelfth. Rev. Howard 4. peaae
minigter-Sumdav morning at 10 Is. aor-
mon BY ur. rcase. Jesus or p~crnhardf~r
Kindergarten 81 the same hour. Tues
afternoon ~ 2 o'clock. the Womanfa
Alliance, paper - Mrs. W. X. FRED
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LIVE THE NEW YEAR
IN COMFORT

Let us Install a fine bath room In your
home. o. Will afford yo-i comfort
every day ~ the year Tho matter
n expense need not cause you 10 hes.
itafe 40 We promise tO sell you and in-
stall the best Of sanitary fixtures NJ a
moderate prcr Ask us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26
CARDS RECEIVED
Local Knights o. Pythiss Receive More
Cards From Officers ard Mem
bers Of the Order

Local Kniehts Of pythias received
cards Yesterday from prominent mem
beers Of tho order in this district Tho
cards were received from Capt Frank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

erick. "Amusements as Factors in our
Lives. Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock.
the Mems Liberal Club: paper by Or. \.
l.. CoyL "immortality.~ followed By gen
discussion. to be opened BY Mr.. %.
NJ. wilkinson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

ST. James Evangelical Lutheran chapel
Elm Grove. w. Va. Rev. NJ. Steuer. as
sistant pastor-Sunday. $50 "A. m. sun
day school and Bible class: preaching
services at the county infirmary at $3.50
y. m: 7:f5 y. m: Christmas program by
the Sunday school: Monday evening
teachers meeting. Wednesday evening,
Senior catechetical class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

Warwood Lutheran church-Thc Cen
trail school. place 81 meeting. Rev. Ralph
a Hartman. pastor. Dec. %. Sunday
after Christmas. Divine worship with
fermon. BY the pastor. at 10 40 n. 10
special Christmas services given BY the
SUNDAY school ut 2.J0 D.. M tho cate
chiem class viii not meet next week All
are invited 90 worship with uH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

Edgwood Lutheran churcb-The Edg-
wood town hall. place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph A. Harshman. pastor. Dec. ~.
sunday after Christmas: Divine worship
with sermon by the pastor. at 7:45 y. m:
sunday school at 2:3O y. m: the Cate
chism class will not meet next week.
Welcome to all to our services.
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81. Matthcw'a Lutheran church. az
Water street. Henwood. ". Va. Rev.
Geo. T. Helm. unetor-The services and
meetings during thc week viii b.. Ihc
sunday after Chrietmae p 30 n. M. Sun
dar school and bible class. 10 90 n. nf.
preaching services iu the German Han
Fuage with Holy Communion. 1sf5 p. no..
English vcsper servfVea with Holy com
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munion. and Monday at 1880 p. m. sun
day schOOl teachers meeting: Tuesday
at s y. m. choir rehearsal; Saturday at
> n M c~atechetical instruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

The First rreahvtcrian church. Chap
line and Thirtrsnth afrreia-A biz dow
90 this church on sunday. the daV viii
'oucu With re- popular exercise in the
school room. at o. a. m. a splendid
program has been prepared. rHrrufr nrr
aurcinllF invited They viii regret MISS
INK o. The pastor will preach af In. o..
subject THE fIffH fhr Wise Men
f~ruuEhf and ln tho evening hia sub
Sect VIII be- "a New Was Tor the New
Year Both viii b. cudrrr
or bath services ThIr ia under The
leadership of ME- Williams. (Which Ia
enough tp rrNJ Tho Eighteenth street
Memorial chapel Song service will be-
given under fHr direction of Mics InurH
IirrN The songs vocal and i-uatrumrr.
ini uUI OH hr in hrrufnr with Tho nrr-
son. Thir choir bias WON inurrfa duri4r
iNr niHI .nn"nu ALWAYS fHlfhfuL.
rNrfrN. HfIHIuI There .HuuIH hr u t.rr
IHrrr ra~urrrlHusu fY hear Ihrm rire
limr. 30 u m sharp John MrNfae-
Cor boz IHn chair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26

school and Adult Bible classes at $50
a. m. Young Peoples meeting at 6:45.
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sseoud United Presbyterian Church.

corner Of ihaplire and Fourteenth
streets. Rev = ~. Llttfll H. H.. paa-
tor The pastor Will preach in tho
morning at 1895 and evening a. TaO.
special music hN the choir. Sabbath
schuol and Bible study classes at $50.
Christian Union uf &C.. PRAYER service
Wednesday evening Hf tf6 The week
Of prayer viii begin on ~sanuarv fth.
Ihc Sacrament of The Lords supper
Will ho ohacrFsd un January 10th A
cordial welcome Dr. crtcudcd 90 ai 10
attend these services.
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81. Matthews Episcopal church. cor
ner Chapline and Fifteenth streets. the
Rev. g.. Frccland Peter. rector-The ser
vices during h week will be a. fol-
lows; Festival OF 81. John. the Evange-
list. also first Sunday after Christmas.
sunday. December 9Th. 1914: 500 a. M.
Holy Communion: 1890 a. m. morning
prayer and ermon 1880 y. m evening
prayer and sermon: subject OF sermon:
The First Christmas Gin" 2.15 ID. M,
sunday school. and ON Monday. Holy In
nocentS Day. Tuesday. Infant sunday
schoo ~Darty.A Adult Sunday school party:
" e~dnesday. evening prayer and address.
go y. m: Friday. Feast Of the Circum-
Services at the chapeIs as follows. IT.
Johns. Echo Point. sunday school. 2:00
p m; 81. Paul's. Elm Grove. sunday
school. 500 y m. The Christmas an
thems will b. repeated on this sunday
az 81. Matthews church. \ cordial N
vitatiou D. extended the public 10 at
tend the above services.
Childrcn's Christmas Festival. sun
day; December q. 1850 y M, at Trinity
r. church, Moundsville.
professional Hymn-"It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear" $3.50. no. 90
HHsrS smart
1,oris Iiei smart
Hymn-"o Little Town OF bethlehem
No. IS
Presentation Of Advent Offering.
Onertory Anthem--Shout the Glad
Iidings ......Frank H. Brsckett
Bcuedtction Hymn-"Au Ny Heart
This Night Reioices. So. No. baS
keceHsionai Hymn-Angels rom the.
realms or tiorN ......+ No 90
organ Postlude-Hasannai. .... Wachs
81 Andrews Church. Thirty-seventh
and Eon street. J. Logan Fish. rector.
There will be services In 81. Andrews
church tomorrow. the SUNDAY after
Christmas. as foliows Morning pray
cr and sermon AZ 1O.3 o'clock. SUNDAY
school at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
evening prayer and sermon at T.Iu
o'clock. Prayer service on "Wednesday
evening at 73O o'clock.
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German Methodist church. Chspline
street. opposite High school. Rev. r. 4.
Christmas program at s:i5; morning SER
vice In German. at 1880. subject. Glad
TidinKs Of Great JOY" Epworth League
devotional service. NJ 200 p. m Mrs.
Speckman. leader. evening. service Ia
English at 1870: subject. we Have Seen
the star Wednesday evening the usual
prayer service. at 7:fs. on New Years
day, the congregation viii keep open
house at the church. The hours are
from 2:O0 TO 1900 .. m. Luncheon Will
BE- served. free 20 all. from 5.00 20 700
o'clock An organ recital both after
noon and %vonin viii BE- rendered BY
the organist Mr.. 4. L. Metzner.
The following musical program Will
b. rendered sunday:
Morning Service.
Preludc-"Grand Offcrtoirc" Thayer
Anthem-The Prince Of Peace" Leslie
Dftertory- Oftcrtory .......-. Hansen
Anthem-"A child - Born This Day"
Postiude-"Entree De Procession ...
Evening service.
Prejudice Sanctissimo~ ....... Lux
Anthcm-"Mcssiah's Hirth" geihsI
soio-"song the Angels Sang ....stults
Miss Alberta Esmyer.
Anthem-rherc Were In the Same
ofertory-Poers Harp Mendeissohs
Anthem-"Messago Of Christmas" ~.
solo The birthday OF a King '-.'..
sHHsasa. .aa aaaa .sHHa aaaaa NNAlIlNE|N
Anthcm-"Sing % Heavens. ...Gruntt
iostiud-Festive March" Smart
Chapllne street Methodist Episcopal
church. samuel g.. Jones. -. ~. minister
a very cordial invitation b. evtended
90 the following services. 0.fs. sundnv
school. lot ua keep mp the fine record 20
the past two mOntha. AiI q. a.. MlutDTn
spuerintondent, tl 90 morning worship.
subject The birthday 81 tho kim
Ihe choir vii sing special Chriafmns
music 81 THE service. 1870. Junior Lea
Eue. Miss Lee CouEer. dcac0uoae bob
charge. $40. Erwurth League Mr. s..
T. Winters. leader Installation OF ofr.
crra: 1870. evening worship. subj cot.
"Thrce Greatest Things Monday even.
inF. sunday school program. Wednaadnv
evening. service OF PRAYER
~Evsrybodys' Christmas Program,
given ~ fhnuIluf street Methodist
Episcopal sunday school Monday rtDr.
lnF December ~. f1If
! carol-J0v 90 the World" .....
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PREsBYrERIAH.

second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev.
Ihomas Grier koutz. T. D.. Pastor. Ser
vices at 1895 "a. IA. and T.fE 10 m.
sabbath school at $40 a.. M. Mems
Bible Glass at $50 o. no.. an men are
invited; Christian EndeaVor meeting at
. 20 y m. Prayer meeting "wednesday
a. t45 u. M. Sermon bv Rev. Ycakle.
West Liberty. W. Va.
The choir viii sing the following
music.
MORN1NG SERVICE
Anthem-'rcasc Upon Earth" .gatbeI
Worship tu Offering Nazarath ...
....-t ........ Gounod
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-'Ariap. Shine. For Tfv
highi d. Tome ........ H~lumeueChciu
Worship in OnerlnE- The GUIDING
star ......... HuIlard
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Anthem-"Peasc Upon Earth &c
Worship in Offering Nazarath"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
CAN'T DENY IT.
III THIS HAD HAPPENED ELSE
WHERE INSTEAD OF NIT
CHEI4L YOU MIGHT DOUBT

The average man is n doubter.
This is not surprising-the public
have been ~humbugged so frequently
they are skeptical. Proof like the fol-
lowing will stand investigation. 1t
cannot be disputed.
Mrs. J.. II. Wright, Gil First Ave,
E., Mitchell. S. D., says: For more
than ten years l had kidney disease
and doctors told me that the case was
incnrable. | took medicine faithfully,
hoping for relief that never; came. l
got worse until / was almost in con-
slant misery. A dragging down pain
in my back and limbs almost para
lyzed me. The lameness and stiffness,
together with spells of dizziness kept
me from leaving the house. One day
l remembered how friends had prais-
ed Doan's Kidney Pills and l decid-
ed to try them. The first box that l
got at Diehl & Browns Drug Store,
gave me relief. Since using more, the
pain in my back has gone away and
my kidneys have been in much better
shape. My faith in Doan's Kidney
Pills is just as strong today as it was
several ear ago., when / publicly
recommended them"
Price 50c.s at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pils-the same
that Mrs. Wright had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
STATE WILL SUE FOR
ISLAND IN MISSOURI

Pierre. S. D.-The state will at
tempt to take possession of new is
land in the Missouri river, which
has formed in the past few years OH
the mouth of Antelope creek about
six miles down stream from this city.
The provisions OF Chapter 1879, Laws
OF 1911 attempted to vest the title
to new islands forming in the Mis-
souri, river in the state, and attach
ing them to counties on the eastern
bank of the stream. On this basis
title was secured to what IS known
as Fort Island" near Chamberlain,
and the state land department today
sen a representative down to the
new ISLAND below this city to take the
preliminary steps towards securing
possession of it for the state. While
that statute has been in existence
since 1911. its validity is questioned
by people interested. and there may
at ONE time he test case brought
under the law.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
$4,0OO,0OO GAINED
IN SAVINGS OWNED
BY S. D.. PEOPLE
That Much Increase In
Year In State
Banks.
SHOWING IS GOOD
Total of Deposits is $1,000.
600 Over Figure For
Year Ago.

Pierre, S. D.-The summary of
statements of business of the 522
state banks and trust companies OF
the state, for the close of business on
January Is, show that there was q
material increase in the business OF
these institutions from the date of
the call for February A., 1913, APP
proNimately a year. Loans and dis
counts had increased from $43.26S.-
1854, up to $4S,930,4O6.S so, an in
crease of more than five and a half
million. In fact every item in the re-
sources show an increase save that
of over drafts which had decreased
S14.9S5.37.
The liabilities of the banks had
increased from SG3,644,0 92.Ss up to
$40, 9SS,O3S.64, or a total OF 81
7~56.15S.14. OF this increase So
979,324.72 Was in the way of de-
posts. the heaviest increase being in
the checking deposits and the time
certificates:
The condition while materially ad-
vanced over tf1atiof a year ago, shows
a slight decrease in the deposits from
the call for October 1913, the last
previous one, the total deposits at
that date being $~59.7S7.179.
The showing for the dates January
13, 1914, and February 4. 1913 on
the deposits carried by the banks is:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
HIGH LOSES TO
VERMILLION
DROPS SIXTH GAME OF SCHED-
ILE BY SCORE OF 30 TO 1s
"TRIP ON NEXT WEEK.

1t vas Friday the 18th. That ex-
PLANTATION should suffice for the 30 10
Is drubbing received by the purple
and white athletes on their home
floor at the hand of the Nermilion
quintet last evening. a slight turn in
the luck would have given the home
guard the game.
Although the visitors had the ad-
vantage OF height at four of the five
positions, their speed was no better
10 their team work no more finish
ed than thai displayed by the Nit
eiiell players. More tries at baskets
were made by Mitchell. but her
first deFeat OF the season was ssus-
tanned.
The game was easily the fastest.
and the toughest. that has been seen
on the high school floor for some
time. Repeated penalties inflicted at
the start gave the visitors a slight
margin, and by the end of the half
they had increased it TO II TO 6. Nit
cheil fought hard for the first part
of the second period. but the down.
river boys shot the baskets with dis
heartening regularity near the close
and pulled out a substantial victory.
Carl Maynard was Mitcheli's one
bright star on the o~ffense last even
ing. He shot five baskets over the
heads of his guards and made some
passes for good gains. Smith and
Wilder, on defense, did heroic work
against taller and heavier opponents.
Lohre and Anderson, the two giants
of the Nermillion rive, were easily
the visiting stars. Lohre made seven
baskets from the field.
Mitchell's lineup showed Maynard
and Whyte at forward. Salisbury al
center and Smith and Wilder al
guard. The visitors had Lohre and
Richardson at forward, Anderson al
center and Cotton and Collins a,
guard. Hardy, of Wesleyan, was
referee.
Baskets from the field: Maynard
5; Whyte, l; Wilder, l.; Lohre, Z
Richardson, i; Anderson. 1; Cotton
4. Free throws: Whyte, 2; Maynard
l; Collins, 8; Richardson, 1. Mitchell
was given n point for a foul com
mitted while a field throw was being
made.
The high school team next weel
will make a trip to the southern par
of the state, playing Armour Thurs
day, Vermillion On Friday and Yank
ton college academy on Saturda.
night. Captain Carl Norton will b,
in the lineup again at center ant
should strengthen the quintet in tn
coriac
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
RECEPTION is GIVEN TO
A AT VERMILLION

Vermillion. S. D.-Townspeople,
faculty and students joined last night
in a general reception in honor of
President Robert +. Slagle at the
local Masonic hall. Music was fur
nished throughout the evening by
the University Orchestra. Addresses
of welcome We're made by Mayor G..
L. Prentiss for the city of Vermil-
lion; Prof. Harry Vanneman for the
faculty, and Walter Willy for the
student body, in which they express
ed n desire for a greater University,
and most cordial and prosperous re-
lations between the new President
and those with whom his work lies.
President Slagle responded pleading
himself to use his best efforts in
achieving this end.
South Dakota defeated Northern
Normal last night at basketball, 81
to 6. The team plays next against
Nebraska Wesleyan at Lincoln. Feb.
25th and 26th.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19
McNULTY SAYS
HE'S SATISFIED
SECOND DISTRICT CANDIDATE
WILLING TO TAKE HIS CHANG.
ES OF BEING SEATED BY
CONGRESS-.

Aberdeen, S. D.-Jndge Frank Nc
Nulty, asked regarding the decision
of the South Dakota supreme court
in the state eX rel Frank McNulty VS..
Frank G~lassner, secretary of state,
in which the supreme court held that
the secretary of state is a ministerial
officer and therefore had no right to
decide the qualifications of candi-
dates, said:
"Some of tho newspapers support
ing Royal G.. johnson for congress-,
while admitting thai the question OF
my eligibility was settled so far as
congress was concerned, and that 1
would be seated by congress if allow
ed to present my case there, prophe-
sled thai l could never get my case
before congress for the reason that
the supreme court of this state would
not let my name get or the ballot and
suggested that an injunction would
be obtained preventing the proper Of
ficers putting my name on the ballot.
To set this matter at rest, | brought
the case that has just beer decided
by the supreme court. By that decis-
ion, i obtained a complete victory.
and obtained all the relief | asked
for.
The constitution of the United
States makes congress the exclusive
judge OF the qualifications of its
members. Even the supreme court of
the United States cannot overrule Its
decisions. Both the house OF repre-
%sentatives n the ..anate have pass
cd upon this question and have set
tied it. They decided that Judge
Davis and Judge Marshall of Illinois
We're entitled to seats. This forms a
precedent that future congress will
follow. be they democratic Or re-
publican.
| 1.-The friends of Royal Jo,. ason
know there is nothing TO their argu-
ment. They seek to distract atten-
ton from the merits of the que ito /.
There is only one proper considera-
tion before the voters. That is. will
Mr.. Johnson or myself best represent
them i'll Washington? If they were
about to hire a lawyer to represent
them in an important case in court
they would hire Mr.. johnson or the,
would hire me. They are about to hire
a man to represent them at Washing
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19

the amazement OF South Dakota fol-
lowers, was found voting frequently
with Aldrich and against the band of
proercssives in the Senate. A dele
CATION of his supporters vent from
South Dakota to protest. Crawford
not only refused TO change his at
titude, but resented the suggestions
his followers had to make. 1t is
known to quite a few that Byrne was
enc OF those who protested TO Craw-
ford against the course he was follow
ing and that the reply he received
was about as conciliatory as the one
given the delegation that called on
Crawford II to whom he spoke of
the greatness of President Taft in so
lhundcrous tones that the outer lob
bies became acquainted with the ma
ture of a conference supposed to be
secret. Gov. Byrne is one who gave
most literally to the Crawford cause.
lie Is n poor man today largely he
cause OF what he did for Crawford.
He is also Il sensitive nan and it
cannot be expected that he will ever
again regard Crawford as he did in
1908. He is for him in this cam
paign, but not to any greater extent
Is required by the proprieties OF
his relations with Crawford as the
head oil the ticket on which he him
self Will appear.
Not a great while after the Payne
Aldrich bin passed, Senator Craw-
ford gave up his devotion to Presid-
ent Taft. Convinced that Taft was at
variance with the sentiment of his
state. he ven over to the other
SIDE and for the last half Of his term
has been a consistent ally of the
other progressive republican Senat-
In 1872 he supported Roosevelt
for president and joined with those
who denounced the national republic
can convention. If Crawford is re-
nominated, it viii be because the
voters OF the state consider his rec
ord in the latter part OF his term.
rather than his course when he first
took up his duties as United States
Senator.
w. r
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-19

EE "
race" OF course the partisans. par
tiouiarly those supporting Crawford,
will not admit this, but ii Is evident
ly true To the disinterested %on-looker.
SIX years ago. In OF the most
memorable political contcsfs in South
Dakota.s history, GOV. Crawford was
nominated fur the Senate over SEN
ator A, 81 Kittredge. the head and
front OF the established republican
organization in South Dakota. but
by the slender margin OF 1000 votes.
a. change Iof about u and one-haif
per cent of the total vote cast in that
primary would have been enough for
Kittredge 10 win. Senator Kittredge
came home and within two years was
dead. Ills friends. such as Tom
Roberts, editor offthe Pierre Dakotan
and Ills former secretary, declare that
his defeat was responsible for his
death and are now calling upon his
friends TO ayenge his demise BY de-
feating Crawford.
They're After Crawford.
Because Crawford lead the fight
that overturned the old organiza-
tian, because he is the man that
SEM mon accustomed either TO hold