Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-29
SPENDS
!. THE NIGHT IN CITY
Senator Says He Expects to Have
Busy Time in the Western
Part of the State
CROW TALKS ON CAMPAIGN
Huntingdon Democrats Get Into a
Row Over the County Chair
manship Too

United States Senator Penrose and
motored to Harrisburg late yesterday
afternoon on their way to Pittsburgh
where both will take part in confer
ences Tomorrow, DR.. Penrose being
active in the work of the United
Sportsmen of Pennsylvania. They
were guests of Governor Tener at din
rer and remained at the Executive
Mansion until this morning when they
resumed their journey
Senator Penrose is more than
pleased with the rerorts of the preIim-
mary csmDaien and is encouraged to
believe that there is no doubt Of the
election of the entire Republican
ticket by large maiorities in Novem-
her Tt is his opinion that the de-
structive policies of the Wilson ad-
ministration and the craze for radi
cal legislation has caused a reaction
which will send to the supnort Of the
Republican partv thousands of men
who have been affiliated with other
political organizations.
DR.. Penrose is much interested in
the protection of the game Of Penn
svlvania and believes that still more
drastic laws should he nassed for the
have law AGAINST the plague of cats.
which are lareelv resnonsihle for the
diminishing bird life of the State.
Both Senator Penrose and his brother
have been lovers of outdoor sports
since hovhood and both have hunted
nnd fshed in tho hig game country OF
the far West. This year Senator Pen
rose will be compelIed to take his va
cation in motor tours among his con-
eftt &c To o-Iyo yoI 1net i,,r
that he was glad to meet the neop1e
IN this way inasmnch as he had been
so CLOSELY confined by his duties at
WASHINGTON until recently that he was
not privileged to get out among the
people as he would like to have done.
He finds now real benefit in going
among the people of the State and
hearing first hand their views on pub
lie questions.
The Senator started from Philadel-
phia yesterday on one of the most re-
markable tours he has made. He will
speak to the United Sportsmen at
Pittsburgh on the same day that Col
onel Roosevelt is addressing the Pro-
gressives. He will probably be at the
same hotel. The rest of the week will
be spent in different counties.
The Bull Moosers here and through
out the State are all heated up over
the controversy about Perkins, and
those who will attend
the conference of
Bull Mooscrs the Progressives in
Have Little Pittsburgh tomorrow
to Smile At were as mum as oys-
terS over the matter.
Several of them were
trying to- day to find out on what train
the Colonel was going to Pittsburgh,
so that they might get on board.
DIETRICH and the other subbosses have
come out for the Colonel after patting
Pnchot on the back. Pinchot and
Lewis spoke at twenty-three towns in
Susquehanna county Saturday and
carefully avoided any reference to
the row. The Colonels physical con-
dition has made the Progressives very
glum.
while the State committee meet
ing has been postponed until August
49," said Chairman William E. Crow
in Philadelphia, the
Republican cam
paign has already Grow SAYS
been inaugurated and Campaign is
from now on there Under Way
will be no cessation
in the work of per-
fecting the party organization in every
county in the State. The headquar-
ters of the Republican State commit
tee will be open daily and conferences
will be had with county chairmen, as
well as State committeeman and can
didates on the ticket at large and in
the several districts.
Special attention will be given to
the congressional districts and it is
proposed to have the State committee
work in harmony with the national
congressional campaign committee in
this direction.
I'VE are already planning for meet
ings and visits of candidates to county
fairs and other places where there will
be an opportunity to meet large bodies
of voters. The speakers bureau is
now being organized and arrange
ments are being made to have the ora
tors thoroughly conversant with the
issues of the campaign and with the
weakness of the opposition"
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