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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

AS an Indication of the massive
size of '"rhe Whip" a spectacu-
lar melodrama that comes to the
Tacoma theater Friday and Satur-
day, 1t Is necessary for the big
production TO reach Tacoma one
day in advance in order to set
the stage. Work on preparing the
stage for the big show starts at
s o'clock in the morning and is
hardly finished by the time of the
first curtain.
n~~Urwflons EIfn< EIorfmf = a y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30


Our Butter values are un-
equaied. Extra quality at
soc ID.
Coffee fresh from the roast
er, soc ID.
High grade Ceylon Tea. cur
own Importation 3 lbs.
S1.O0.
75e grade Ridgway's Tea.
zoe ID.
sc boxes Matches. zoe.
Cream of Wheat. 15c pkg.
Eagle Milk, 15e can.
New Goldfish. 22c brick.
Pure Cider Vinegar. soc gal.
No better at any price.
An immense stock Of Apples
at from 5oc box up. See
as before buying
Pure Lard in bulk, sc ID.
Peanut Butter. lbs 25c-
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts, 25e.
6 lbs. Pure Rolled Oats. 2Se-
I lbs. Sage OF TapIoca. z1t-
Eastern Loin Bacon. zfe D.
Piece OF \ piece
5 sc pkes. Grandma : Wash
Ing Powder. zoe; s for re
25e bottle Fig Drip syrup.
f5c.
MacLean Bros.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

Health bread for constipation.
Duenwald's, BIB nth st.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

Own you please set
tie an argument and tell me
IL Schumann the composer,
was French OF German, and
IL his composition, 'Trau-
marel." is a French or Ger
man piece of music?
ROBERT.
A.-Schumann was a GermaI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

o. have written a story
and wish to have IL publish
ed. How shall | go about it?
Does IL have to be typewrit-
ten before sending it to
magazine or paper? Thank
ing you, 1 am, r. M.
A.-Typewrite your story,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

TIE military coat of navy blue
with short scarlet lined cape is
no longer a novelty, but even SO
it's losing none of it's popularity.
AS a coat for general use the
broadeloth soldier cloak" is IN
equaled-it's heavy enough to
make a comfortable storm coat.
and it's handsome enough to be
worn on formal occasions over an
Afternoon dress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

Q.-Is it the correct thing
and proper that a landlady
should read the postcards
and unsealed letters that
come to her tenants and
roomers? If SO, | am in the
wrong, for when I found out
for sure mine was reading
mine | was very angry and
requested that II should not
be done again, and now l am
requested to vacate. Please
give me your opinion so l
won't err next time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

Decorations, Hinz. Florist. ;. : a X.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-30

Awhile IL is not the proper
or correct thing TO do. I don't
know how you are going to stop
your Ianldsdy from reading your
postcards II she wishes to do so,
unless you get a postoffice box.
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Attack on Stanley

ON September ,, 1906, he declared
that Back Of him tSherley) thu mT
chine forces have been massed 'at,
more. Back Of the machine forces al,
The saloon forces. Mr. Shcrlcv'a vote
III Congress w-Ie applauded h' th.
wholesale liquor dealers, b! the. NH
ny men ia politics, and the brought
IN line with him the focal liquor inter
ests, the saloons ana the Beel trust
tie counts upon this aggregation 10
carry this Fifth district for M 'sNa
gar Shefley. the nominee ~ the ma
Chine. the defender or the maChme. The
representative ia Washington ol JLe
liquor elements
On September 30. 1905. he declarl
that FRANK fehr might as well be ru--
ulne ToI Congress as the DemoC1Ul
nominee, Ma SherleY
"On September IA, 1908, THE +, a.
nius Post urges every flsnd OF ten.
ps.au,e. every friend Of Law and Ord-
every man opposed 10 the tonple',
suoieCLun Of the Democrat, party Ia
the liquor interests 20 vote Tor L.,
kinkoad. .. . ......
A ieT Years ago the shattered an!
dishsarIened remnant OF Democrat
. VI EAllLdllDu NuS dA4lCO ~ Tue A'h|
axe, patriotism ana the staresfnaHst iE
OF that indomltable little giant l9p
Marshall The Democracy OF the onion
watched with intense ana brssthies
interest the great nght he waEyi
against RepubliCanism iurenched II
power for years and Blatant II .lts u.-
suleut defiance THIS hsV = cor
porste oppression uis ia~-5 L a.
maud IoI reform, Ills clean lie aUi his
transparent honesty, madosnet tas
malsvoleut soui 81 Richard u. huu,L
Not content with dstamiGg bis 'oS T.
rsprsseutstlys, lie CpsDed lie aui ia e
Jer.es "a toe psmeeTsty u yLisv
States al sUce, IL an editorial u ssp
Ismbsr 3, 1905. entitled 'GLS,k saloon
iuhusuess he said let tie B<mo
Gratis, therefore. vote fJg Watson 81
indiana. harris in Ohio, and Z c. AL
, Read IN the Fifth louisville dSTrllt
and against Mr. SWasar SheTiey' In
an editorial OF October be dsnonneed
the gallant Carmack. who cana w The
aid OF Marshall aid the Democratic
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
No Self SoliCltude

Il DO not complain that the columns
II TINS sheet reek with every torn Of
1enunclatiOn OF me l DO no, cotnpaUr
mat an subjected ~ It to every form
III yraGuCtlou snd abuse as an OtTtid
and as man. am painted .,s q sol
/. densgosuc and ;aker. the sup5r
,eryicsatle tSei CT the liquor inCsii ais
j ssG6 EeNusT commentator nor JL-
support OF the pandersr - cosc1piitV
ma an apologist for nGIdST. .ssdI
his relentless hate as = badge 81 hon
or. Inis facetious Tiper. Tn9se yo1'
omGG teeth, but lately EaEEiG1 N tie
lion heart CT William Gceeei is CCfn1
no" ready 10 strike 81 any CTi-a.,
UaIGd il the defense OF popular s5s-
elLment AMI the peoples rights .-t
How inns Republican sheet mus
eddy the amazed DsmOSTACy' OF pGa
lucky with the Information that y As.g
! am a bold, bad man, Mir EeckLam b.
sweet and neat, with pretty iIjtlN
feet. aud that he has never been kiss
I'll IN MS life and that he IL merely
as sane AMI sale as Knott once beau
ideal. William Howard TAFT. that he Is
as COY aud modest and retiring % thil
gentle and doye-llke statesman, lLeu
dOre Roosevelt, and that he IL nearly
as careful of human lie IL Fowets tE
Howard OF iOutsey.
Were / the only Democrat VINO hid
deserved by honest and faithful sew
ice the lmplaoabl hostility Of Mr.
Knott were / the only Democrat TNu
had idlitu the victim Of his deliberate
IeItvrslUu " the Truth. there u. uI
be found somewhere a member ur Ms
Own Parry Who misht come unrS the
infiLe ace OF his Nlles.
/ am the last, not the 1rst, 10 uv
hUnvred b. his opposition
Tue F.tlN district Las been r,pir
scented lot 5lA successive terms ~ .
man Cl superb ability; 4 riearhtadsl
clean ana capable public servant. lie
mas earued and he has rece.vcf ~
continued communication ana sLgp-l.
- spiGCG.G G1-S,-.lsG-y ..
SON &c see MIN .-S os2u-I u IS a..
great Committee Of ApulOprt- ..-..-
IL IS a hitting reward for faithful SEW
i,e ina Tiil rsdCund IL the homo. ahi
the material sool u great ,ltH aud
d sr=ar Commouw saltu. let hl,ua.i
" Knott did not hesitate e. Dlaht aIld
To hId,kvn his uame. aud 10 disio!.
the motives and belinle the syENlves
OF your chosen Representatives All
GAericJ
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Seeond isttriiellf;sa Com gne ssssman
AddressesA.Vast Crowd 1of :
Supporters That Throngs
.s:ss.s National Theater
1oLnTim orroh mpnT boon - eA&-9. ~ ' .N p

ling down from the fetid steps Of o
throne upon 4 suppliant people below,
1t remsined 20 The greatest mere man
that Wssy boin vi woman to torn Ills
back Upon the fallacies of the dead
past and his idCe toward the future,
and with the 'audscity OF genius. 10 de-
clare that all men were created free
ana equal. with all equal right to life,
liberty aud the porsult OF happiness
He TOOK Q mere man, because ne vas
a man, Just rs Goo made him, With
'ott regard to his worth. his learning or
his lineage, and made him the source
" an hpo~ef AID allfanthucity, clothed
him with sacred and inalienable rights,
armed Rim with ballot and made him
an uncruwned ktnk, anu beiCge- thls
towering creation OF the mighty Aus~
.ir anS the thrones % the WeJ3d aid ireIi-
'ble. IsrevereAtiy thank COD to'Ligh;
that He who made US soteretgnS sif
was the author OF the De.iaration OF
Independence, Thomas JsaerseE
Ali that JehJTsoli and ar that the
wisdom sIi the courage Sf-tue fathers
couldcpC. vas, to invest Us with this su.
premG POWER 1t remains for TOE PEG.
pie. and the pee pie alone, 10 exercise
it. Eternal vigilance is the price OF
liberty. no constitution. however per-
feet, no government, however HAWKES.,
can ever, OF will ever. protect ana pre-
serve the liberties of a people Tho are
not, ceaselssslY yigilant IN the exsr-
else Of the power inherent in them.
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Freedom Of Kentucky,

L.! We loudly proclaim this a Govern
meut of and for ana by the people IL
1t such a Government here III Ken
lucky at this hour Do the people of
Kentucky exercise the actual CoRtrol
Of theiI own affairs!
The mere night to elect your ON
Gals, II IL stops there, is not sufficient
TO constitute you free people. or this
a free Government
The Roman Emperors Were all
elected, Tiberius, Caracaila or Nero
could not have been more monstrous
they were elected. ... ......
Y ITO be free a people must do some
thing more than elect offcials. Those
officials must when elected, act
through aud Tor the people, whose
sefvdhts they are '.
For that reason the members or the
Legislature and OF Congress are called
representatives. They should be IN
very deed the willing and responsive
medium through whom sovereign
people exercise their inherent author
lty.
Nov. What have you 70 DO witn the
writing Of the Law which governs you?
inat Law Won must obey; violate the
State or Federal statutes and you lose
Jour liberty, your property or your life.
What have YOU 10 do with the Writing
or those rules OF conduct that touch
You So nearly and upon which YOUR
liberty, youT lie and Your property
depend?
"a Legislature has but recently ad.
Journed in the city OF Frankfort. Had
any citizen here appeared in the gal.
leries of that body and objected TO the
passage of any bill then pending, he
would hae been ordered out Of the
House. Had he interrupted " hen the
Federal 2 Congress was considering
some measure, he would probably have
landed in jail -s,s
IF the citizen has no voice in the
actual writing OF the law, what part,
after ALL has he in this so-cslled tree
government? He can participate in its
operation in one way only. that ID by
having him who proposes to write or
to execute the Law 10 take the people
into his confidence. tell them Ia ad-
vance candidly ana couTageously his
position upon all public questions, and
lot them know exactly what ne pro
poses To do, II intrustsd with tho high
hohors and stern obligations or 8 leg
isiafor. ~
self the electors approve OF his pol
icies, al they desire 10 have him do the
thinss which he proposes, then they
cpmmission him as their agent, their
attorney, in fact, their actual repre-
sentative, 10 write the laws Tor them.
There. as a Senator from Kentucky
lye writes with the hand OF 200, 00t
Democrats; he speaks with tbs voice
VI 8, 900, 900 people. ......... .... /,
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Defsnse OF susinstg.

In the words Of W6odrcw V'r.o-.--f
stand for settiny% the bGsaCss sJs! : y
govern rnent OF. the Coma,pWc .....,.
ksLtu.Ky see. f'Je .r- .H '' '''-''1
toms ana ,hp ,cynyo,s o. d. &C. .... 81.
lobbyists and corruDuuuis-- ..y
mis- hour uuLlushiusi, ATTEMPT tu t...
botn BY the throat
The sUprsme hover Of the STATE anil
the marian Is lodged IN lis Issl-IIr...
Assembly. VINO is ii tu keuta,..y Nil,
mower enough 10 step betN ecu fIt-, IT,.
Die and their duly-electsd SCI want Sro7
70 boast that they can orGan rtT
dominate .law.makirg bodies pUr..'
Dnae any man belieye that a pr;yaf.
CITIZEN. a modest LAWYER, dcyo,iul Or.
major portion of his time to the 1na'
ness OF a couple Of public service O..
perations, which, sCcortft $40 D. sJ@r
statement, pair him s.littlc pyBr 3ghl
lar alday apieee 7has hes1his' IL gN lG
Gus AUTHORITY 90 Pills isS . 4s szsts Il n
ID EN- pt9a before ~pxc apts BYE 81 eiS
interests operatins throuF4 ''NSs; a. q.
aud expefts s4hisssitss 4. NaS'its 70 va!
thst- Mr., Ssekham,a iai .this wnrl. e.As,.s.
not so. He, IL but a statelysnlgs Ii q
ia inted shield. behind Nni, h. X. listls
~ Knott. Percy haly and san ts.Nau (
sif,rd niy fhsIr natarlous ual.,ss,. &
u Ih,nIgh, him .tuat rthsy az ts
h-ir iui, xsand .aiav srot,s shxe. AtI
ms throat Of A prosIfats LIl.poogltA
And the purse OF q nelpipsss Trearie
politics makes strange besf.lsllO Z
"A little while ago when NJ nyrk
ham. then a candidate Tor tAs .SSIN46
AGAINST GOV McCTeaTy. ds,T,dti n, ST ~ III
man. Shaekelford, as the phudrt,r /.
his own partysas d sand bat e4'N,t ia
nn,s tia,,s ne ltoId .yau tL.a yYu taF,.
moi snirust auy man IN nJ SefIitt- b.
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Outside Interference.

Here in Kentucky Is the law writ
ten m obedience 10 your will, by Iien
responsive 70 You alone. For weeks
before the last Legislature Assem- b Ell
i was boldly proclaimed tina, privaus
eitiIsns, having no official relation %
the Kentucky Legislature yhatsye
sot ms9bsrs Of that body, or intrustsd
b. the lew with the power 10 interfere
tith It's dsliberations-thar few
private citizens would organize and
control Il. .Slid suggest the nsc
Ehom thar body should eieet as ore
siding officers. command IL u the Itin
btest detail, even - tue selection OF
pages and eloakroom keepers; "ould
BIZ IN, is secret caaeuses aud deter
hine the policies Of tbs party and hte
conduct Of tile lawmakers OF free
people. s.a-'S i''Nt [" 'AtH"s "a
Thu -GnYsrlor Of the State, upol
whom the Constitution imposes ths
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
s.suit next st,stsn,sy's Speech.

;Alt SANKEY'S speech, which, will
well bear Psrusal, lie in. Iail, a. fol-
lowsis'si kEs.C : .ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Asrs q the , sye
OF tTF~ THeftfse 81 a priceless pffyl'
lese.' began Mr. Stanley Vested
With absolute" and sovereign power
you sit In judgment Upon the ntBess
ofJyour INblc ssfyants.~4 haSh tribu
uai. nom whose dstishu0thsIs IL no
appear. Laatnsa iunses. psMbsys VI
Congress, who aspire 10 posts or honor
or distinction, must come 10 you, like
"a blind bRsgAr with a cup.
This is'the 'only hhd, ana you are
me bIny people; wters sach-s insasure
81 Hberty was ever enjoyed by the
tdHkengctaf S@.A. % ~ Jia@ yeG Oh ri
q D9sne 04;00V 'years andunSrs Of
Chnist ianl anaz PasaD -ots4.zstsoR msp
aesfnJsd, sitEo4t protest. The mon
strsass bal!ttea heresy that 9nsl man
MAS born 10 be q, King and another
desHned from hts birth 70 be I vsssal
or a slaye% That aiPp6xer~ard All Su-
thority, liberty itself, Is enjoyed b. the
grace Of some royal grant came trick
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Sinister Control!

"This 10 the essence Of that ahJm,, a.,
Unable thing known as Invisible tdt'rn' Wv
Ineht, IL Was this Secret aud aiGEgI' L.:
control VI the peoples repitstn i VI. ,..,
and the peoples government thar '1i''''
ed an effete ReplDllca uisnI ron DsNG ~
or and that Will bury it in hearrAsII -.
oblivion A great iurist aud 4 FriH' -,
statesman met the eXpectaui ! az ! ~
gave voice 70 the, viii, OF E, iipgG1E -4}l.e ,
ing people when he dema7dpd 4 ne" 80
freedom. a freedom from il s,@h,igo'tJ :
eminent 4 freedom. fiqIn iLtsr.si' . ..-.,t
by private interests with this cIaiI!rf1'' -
control OF IT'S owH sffairsp It'Ne.k atdt -
reItsrhttd de1f ald fPg Als,EG,I-ts.t -
dom that maze q college pGtsiI"'" ~ -
a. state normally Be oee HaPuaTiogs! ,j+"
Democratic Goyernor. By a Fay ~ ygg.
10000. II vas that same JJu. '..'' =
cry htstrf' by fortv-eisht iSttrai NsJI.-
made him the .noyAaee 1t .tF.. ira--..
cratic party fer the pT5s!dsGnH
Tas upon tkaSfssue tnat tna itsV'J"=
cratic PARTY etssled Woopro% ~ ,2.;~. 4.
Of New JsrseJ, Ia the creates 81 --.
of his life 4 few. months : bG7ss4 IA -
nomination ne jeclayed: ;Nor, 81 s:J1
mas been The matter? the matte. D.. O..
been that the Goreriiui snt 5fahsa's ii.H.
try was privately cpLp0Usd -Itli ti-i Cd.
the business OF this country "ds Or. 3D..
vateiy controlled; and that wt.jid n. ~
have genuine, ,representatiye G9.grh,y,
ment ana that-ths peGTle of iir' "'.'r' i1.
try did not have conJol OF the 81 yiPErf )
affairs. = Amt 81 to iusla.--. ,y-
after a few Committees ~ tln-H 400
ley Committee have gone on q IEft. ) {,
further We will knoR good .m!h. ~
particulars ~.
And again: 4 make the a~fFbo Il
that the Government was .TIIE4u.. . 81.
controlled / mean 10 put il s1'''rf'r. wi
ly. that the Government Of thi- com /,
try was managed by pUluclIi-. g. at
gained the contributions Hf'1'- o. - fIl
secured by soliI itation. truai-is1 tt'g,G .u
groups OF business interests, -uu u uI
understanding. explicit or IMPOSED VI p-
the first care III the GuNerutu'. 40 81.
10 be tor those particular ....... ar
- What do We stiGi@t:it !!
tonight, aud what shall We ,yt9at .- e..
as long as We live? We St7Il 'r' s'' T.
ting the GoverRmsht Of 5nis I-altt-.l g.
free ana the business q u'7-i,-4. ..
free. e
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17

" sT5W0i 5slsO yoi BIO
shortly iJpTtS u5sn dhSa 4 odd JToi
"1' ya' '5'' %f s SssSS.Ss liittGz IoE
opinion urun any public question: ~ tey0
..nrguuccs his candidacy for c.acc. "
Hus. cnauJte FIRST from toe Evening
Posi- In THIS 1ght his gyioty " lLgg 81
q bcItr,-s rCoEing with Ccrrdprtn ma ~
d,(i pi1. %sa tho blood 81 a ipuFJeGSa, Il ~
.g.yS 1Cr. .b
ngta1 wtri, 20 .-pEn, Gp2E 2 u ~ z;
.'Iu. held IEat ms CipStent' "t 10 i'-
meet ne upon DemoersnC glyuE3, i
tom tt5t biStk sSd t3fbIdd,us ~
fuitftss or 10 stdu fellow BeMyuiat r.
with 4 knife snsrpsned. Upon. the htdt 10
heart OF Richard W. Knott ana mp.
ping with the gore Of butche1ei bohip 'ti
.Dtats u would be bdd. enough did ~.
tlls ugly emissary OF all that vs. hvi -
N htpubliCanism .confno himself. ~ W
tha trulh. Ills paper Tcek5 with every
farm - Transparent and Gebbcrl 6 T! ~
ralse hood It's news columns are qs T..
Il lse and l- fabricated as IT'S editorials .'
Eerifts gdrnortlns TO come iroH 9ui ID
'5tIHun al. deliberately concoctod IN. ''
aTrt,.i III.
.. Son are TOLD Jhlt Mr. Bockham Is
met by VAST dnd cheering thrOngs ID
Long before hts arrival at the place OF
sEeAbiLs, hours before he eYei Spous .'
his mouth, you are told exactly Wal b..
he said The inst edition Of the Lou. %
isyiie Evening Post goes to press al
Ill.3U The other DAY Mr.. BecknaW .
spoke al West Liberty at l:30. ana Yet.
two hours prior 10 that meeuipg tne D.,
I PAPER stated the building was patBed POI
Ito he doors aud that large crowd u
. OungIeghted Oh the outside ...
AT Lebanon 4 gentleman closely ~
iurutlneu NTH ms Campaign DelephOn'
I'd To this same Evening Post detail d.
e. description Vt The number ~ per : w.
! sons Who sat In rapt and gIUhlrrn.
i silence, and burst into thunderUua at.
plausA, before the Court House doors
wC,e ever opened OF d slugie mlp IA -,
attendance .' ~
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17
Scathins penane!atien.
.TI< -El.I ia e. s.TG

W1rr fesn Il atts and Tapisr ,thrrsts
Mr. STANLEY. went after his opponent.
GoE~J =. ~@s' fetkham affdohfs tidss,
PeliaeISls le ana Samot lSHackeltord,
but he .ILaLhed- the climax in his de
uungiai1oth ~ RIGnari w Knott editor.
Of ai5 IJoil u ulieC evening Post as a po-
iItkCaih .rabasaaz. n nd hsslot, Nho, exert,
Ell & callahan atins nhuences political
E,,SAsJaI(y- and morally anu whose
r. E7iirN 50 Rare1 L %eafiaA a badge OF
ho. rfs'5 'fsY tcaehhg dsnunciation
uutsa II Stia IttNAs eyefz heartlB Lou,
is'llie and 4Jhe safts Sr SO sroared It's
apg-y}ft ~ he nted every Shaft nome
%1r. Stanley piiloftet Beckham for
hts Sfl.Shce' With Knot whom hs. char
acsSfi.ssi aiS1 nHsine cmdOnedJ the a.
sasS1UG'3eu ut Gov. William Geebel and
husi enormously sassajlsd Democratic
u.tlUuesf THIS Is tile vile sheet
sa'd he -ttat has the neufferable I'M
p,risuc<e dletat . TO The Democrats of
X jntAet 2 IS dom. Their shall choose as
u 's'9zsssi'' 'f.si.z e. , .,e.-., ao--
-. Whsre Doss Ne stsnaf ,.s.'' :
80 49, g. -S.----.. DE-. 81 .s5 Is,
t-t~.r1,i, "a, rtckhatai with eowardics
orrsJA-.-s Ust.f- and :drys question. ahd
plOS iGSAfns pg. Jsfyl and Mr., Hyde
roe ck tnIs issue as ire fxigencies or
-he Situation deniaiisd,, Mr.. Stanley
u-Rals..a0~ mar BeekGam come out ~
tt.sHHSIy aud declare 10 tRs psopte or
kaacenc ~: " Esthef or. not ne favored
nationwide prohibition or Statewide
prohibition or DOtby>
MI. NSSSp!zy Tsa sSstedl Sitp
TJuslngN ovation when he entered the
tir-eter znd the DEMONSTRATION lasted
ssveali E, II putesl -aIisri .hs. sNss intTo'
duced aGi USiore ,he, vas permitted TO
speak.
= 3D., - s.l'-,r ....4. 4,
slntfocueed BY Judge Edwards. -
.TlS, meeting Nas presided over by
duced Mr. STANLEY This splendid
audience shows the handwriting on the
wall,"s vas Judge Rdwards' opsning
seutence, lie congratulated the Dem
ocr9tic party ON its splendid ADMINS
tratLpn of national and State affaits,
and, lis ability 10 do things under the
IlatrAlsss leadership OF a Woodrow
Wilson lie congratulated the Demo
Gratis u ,kSnIuckyy on having such a
Candidate for Omitted States Senator
as Augustus Owsley Stanley. who
staffds roe every 'prinuipie' advocated
DS tlHsident Milsln and the National
Democratic platform. Judge Edwards
referred 10 the era VI machine rule
tGat- Vas the chief characteristic. OF
me ''Beckham Iegime." and be- paid
lis RESPECTS to Beckham, whose chief
- ana
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17

Lowsyfies, ky,, july 6, Isi4Awhat
was xirnbut d odoubt 6nel Of the Hniost
Tsmsn rsiss pOliHc al ilnesuhgs, ssef
held b. 5sohfsitite WAS lirst tazt shishi
whed9 G,94ier etsmaq' A Y, Stanley, oil
the Second district candidate for The
DENIM ratio nomination for" United
Statee senator, presented his claims
to voters IT " ltittfF district at
the N ationallihesl,YrW ~ "a lkA
IA mee1ng'was Vefha Fable In taAt
it Nes distinct innovation. being
pruiHbOy the first time in the history
Of Enisvilie that axoandidate for ?
DelaScrauc Statewide <iUtfth dttutrS,ad
arei saaess4asss sssisss skssstsSst A es Y,
an" spCOndIy, IL was femarRapie TOT
the -c-gwaEzlAIaE-Fsexe -tAeI-taertet
auditoritps so0rss, stasesa9as larss
which wSs% estfthated at'-2SOO, %as
cuie.lssly cue OF The most represent.
auw 81 - bhsss;tIat efefi faced d
So Js~lfi in 3bti2llie, AID sAaA 1ky
persons I,ft the theater from tie time
Mir Stanley began -uutif he closed MS
specgsy whisn .;equired an hour and
a la+Rao isaSsE a0shy ssaaiensEtaced
the boxes, and tbey showed the keen.
est intorts--in wh5t4 rGe sfeasef haa
to say ,.-,Gs}s.453TJ
Mountain advocate., 1914-07-17

.y.l ....s.. Hr.s not escape .csi
'..'+ ~ 80 ~ me hesd;Ss inns DGD
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-03

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