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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
PRICE HAS FINE RECORD;
is "A PRACTICAL FARMER
To the People Of Georgia:

] want you to know that
am candidate for reelection as Com
missioner of Agriculture. In view OF
the fact that the duties Of my office
make it impossible for me to get into
every county Of the State, take this
opportunity Of appealing to you for your
endorsement and base my plea solely
on what has been done by the Depart
ment during my administration
l am a practical farmer and have fol
lowed this occupation all my life 1t
was natural, therefore, that should
feel keen interest in the problems con-
fronting the farmers of Georgia.
went into the Department with an ambi-
ton to be Of practical service to the
thousands of Georgians engaged in agri-
culture, stock raising and similar pursuits
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
For Representative.

1 hereby announce my candidacy Tor
representative from Lee County subject
to the Democratic white primary soonto
be held. l ask the support Of every
white voter in Lee, and if elected l
promise to represent the people.
Respectfully,
G. A. WALLACE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23


The Third District Agricultural &
Mechanical School opens for the fall
term August 31st. The school Of
fers practical, high school course.
1t is a branch Of the State College
of Agriculture, a department of the
State University. lis graduates are
admitted to all the State colleges
without examinations.
Boys receive instruction along
81 ecial industrial lines. Girls are
given special work in domestic sci
ence and arts and home economics,
expression and music. No school
is more fortunate in being health
fully and ideally located. It's well
keeps grounds and buildings never
fail to attract visitors.
Tuition, light and fuel free. Only
few vacant places in the dormi-
tories. Write the Principal, j.. NJ.
COLLUM, Americas, Ga, for ca
dialogue. Advt.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23

The trouble seems 10 be that Pin
chot and Perkins lack propinquity.
A strong argument in favor, Of
rigid movie, censorship is the
preentation of Jack Johnson as a
faYorite film actor.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
Farmers Meeting A Success And
A Large Attendance Was Present
Ideal weather crowned efforts Of local committee have largest ard
best farmers meeting had here Many heard talks
BY State Agricultural College Experts

After several days OF unsettled
weather conditions Wednesday at
last proved an almost ideal day for
the holding Of the large farmers
meeting here, as every other con-
ditions was most favorable for the
success of the occasion. An I'M
usually large GROVE assembled here
during the day to hear the agricul-
tural talks and enjoy the barbecue
dinner that was served on The
grounds belonging to the Baptist
church.
The diligent and unceasing labors
of those who. have charge Of the ar
rangements wei y amply rewarded
by the splendid manner in which
every detail Of the days program
proceeded. The agricultural talks
were heard attentively, and the
barbecue dinner was thoroughly en-
joyed. The large numbered visitors
to Leesburg spoke in the mo,tcom-
mandatory manner Of the hospital
ty and enterprise Of Leesburg and
Lee county in getting up the farm
ers' meeting and barbecue.
The two games Of ball with
Baconton, which were arranged to
further livcn up the day, were pull
ed off in manner to delight the
hearts Of the fans and to furnish
amusement for every visitor here.
The other varied features Of enter
tainmentswere such to make the day
one long to be remembered. It was
said that the largest crowd seen
here in ten years was on hand to
enjoy the day Wednesday.
Hon. J. D. Price, OF Oconee,
reused the crowd from the start,
when, in speaking on "Petter
Farming, he gave a brief, prac-
teal talk, interspersed with clever
bits Of humor and humorous refer
enoes. Mr.. l'rice pleased the large
crowd and left Everybody laughing.
Judge Ware G. Martin presided
over the exercises and introduced
speakers.
Following the commissioner Of
agriculture came L. M. Carter, OF
the State Agricultural College, who
spoke on Lime and Fertilizers"
]. G. Oliver on 'Legumes and Cover
Crops; Dir. Peter F. Bahnsen,
state veterinarian, on Diseases of
Live stock Prof. 0. 7. Goodwin,
Principal Of Animal Industry State
College Agriculture, on Live
Stock; r. S. Pryor, on Farm
Experiences" Prof. G. ". Firor,
Secretary Extension Work Col
lege Agriculture, on Diversified
Farming" and number Of
Others including Farm Demonstra-
ton Agent Kent and B. F. Bennett,
agriculturist of the Central Of
Georgia Railway A notable feature
of the farmers meeting, which was
the real heart of the assembly
Wednesday and its work, was the
large number Of Lee county farm
ers who joined in the discussion on
practical topics of farming and in
asking questions.
The crowd was variously estima-
ted at from $500 to 1900 people.
A large number of the visitors came
in automobiles, which were parked
during the middle of the day all
along Main St. to the court house.
Owing to the hard and diligent
work given to the preparations by
all who had charge of the arrange
ments. the day passed off ideally in
every way. The visitors we're
unanimous in praise of the
hospitality Of Lee county and its
people.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
For Representative.
TO THE VOTERS OF LEE CoUN


TY:
In making this my announce
ment for the legislature, ! freely adj
NIT that it is not at the solicitation
Of numerous friends. On the contra
ny it is to satisfy a selfish desire to
serve the people of Lee Co. I have
long cherished this ambition and
now pledge the utmost fidelity in
the discharge of my duty, if you
will honor me by making me your
representative.
Respectfully,
w. c. RUTLAND.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
For State Senate.

VOTE for z. s. Ferguson, Jr.,
native son. of Lee, for the Georgia
State Senate. Il
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
Locals Split DOubIeheadgT
With Team From BaCOntOn
Games Wednesday attracted largest crowds Of
the season here.

Leesburg and Baconton split even
in doubleheader here Wednesday,
the baseball games being the feature
in athletics for the day. Both games
were played in the afternoon, Lees
bdrg taking the first and Baconton
the second. The locals won the
first game by a score Of 6 to /
while the visitors copied the last
ballfest by the nifty score Of
5 to 1 the two scores being almost
identical.
There was a large crowd Of visitors
and local fans to cheer the teams
during the games, which were
witnessed bv the largest crowds Of
the season on account Of the many
people Who wer5 here at the farmers
meeting The abbre waited box scores.
for the two games as handed toThe
Journal are as follows:
First game.
h
Leesbprg 00200211x-6 6 /
Baconto, 00OO01000-1 4 4
n Y 7
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-07-23
3rd District A. N School
Opens Fall h.. aug. g

Lee county students will take coursee there.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Roosevelt contra Wilson

El ex-presidente Roosevelt hizo un
discourse en- Pittsburgh, el treinta de
JUNO, que ha sido llamado por la prem
sa el primero de la campafia de 1914.
El discurso de Roosevelt ha sido de
ruda oposicion al gobierno. Conside-
ra el ex-presidcnte en- un todo fraca-
sado a Wilson, dice que la nueva ta-
rifa no podra abaratar ell costo de la
vida, eli tanto que arruina 4 las agrl-
cultura Y d las industrias americanas.
A jllcio del ex-presidente, Sc impo-
ne una pronta revision de la tarifa pa
ia restablecer el equilibrio del pals.
Seg1r parece, Mr. Wilson no quiere
darse por vencido todavia; el espera
que la legislaci6n contra los trust
que esta ahora tratando de sacar flo
tie en- el Congreso. contra la oposicion
de los grandes intereses ALI represen-
tados, ha de completar ell plan solucio-
nador ,iel problema de las subsisten-
cias.
De lnl lado la reforma de la tarifa Y
de otre la imposibilidad de todo mo-
nopolio en- que Sc cree Wilson que han
de quedar los trusts Ell cuanto que
empiecc surtir sus efectos la ley, han
de hacer-a juicio del presidente-el
milagro de abaratar la vida en- Norte-
america.
Pero Roosevelt 10 MEGA. Esa ley
contra los trusts es absurda-dice-
no resoivera NADIA.
Y cllndo Roosevelt dice este no de-
ia de causar impression, porque el fue
antes que Wilson quien empezo librar
la bataila contra los grandes monopo-
lios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Ell suceso de hoy
JTN HOMBRE MUERTO.

Esta manana, ESQ de las diez. ocu-
rrio frente las obras del Casino de
Puerto Rico un suceso del cual fue vie
TINA un hombre, joven, llamado Do
mingo Andino hijo del antique violi-
nista don Julian, del mismo apellido.
Acerca de como Sc desarrollo ell do
loroso suceso que ha costado la vida 4
Domingo, en- ell sito de la ocurrencia
oimos varias versiones, pero la mas ge-
neralizada era la siguiente:
Que Domingo estaba Ell la via por
donde pasan los tranvias electricos
cuando uno Gle estos Sc dirigla hacia ALI
Domingo entonces quiso montarse Ell un
pequeno promontorio de piedras, Y
cuando va 10 habfa conseguido, y EN- ell
momento mismo en- que ell tranvia pasa-
ba Sc empez0 derrumbar ell promon-
torio una pierna lie fue cogida por ell
vehiculo, el cual 10 arrollo causandole
la fractura de dicha pierna la del era
neo. FL infeliz murio 4 los pocos mo-
mentos
Sc dice que Domingo era un joven al
go alocado unas veces, como medic idio
ia otras, Y qttienes tai dicen aventuran
la idea de que Sc trata de un suicidio, es
decir, que Domingo estaba frente a las
otras del Casino esperanto que pasase
un tranvia para echarse bajo el.
Las autoridades judiciales Sc han he
cho cargo de la investigation del suce-
so, elias esclareceran 10 ocurrido.
Ell motorista el conductor del tran
via que era ell n1mero once y que iba
para el Condado, han sido arrestados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Articulo desautorizado

Ell presidente del Comite local del
partido republican, EN- Ponce, don Jose
Tous Soto, el tSecretario, Don Angel M
Mendes y los vocales Rosendo Colon
Santiago Cabrera, Jose M. Gonzalez. M
NJ. Sama de Atero. { Hilario Rangel.
desautorizan Ell una hoja suelta que ha
clrculado Ell Ponce Y de la que hemos
recibido algunos ejemplares, IN articu-
10 que vio la luz en- Ell Aguila EN- que
sc contenian unos menguados desahogos
contra los espanoles.
Dice ell escrito Ell question:
FL Comite Local Republican, por
medic de los firmantes que 10 represen-
tan. hace constar de un modo categ6ri-
co que desautoriza en- absolute los con
ceptos reproducidos mas arriba, que son
las opiniones particularisma de d. To-
mas Carrion Maduro, redactor de .'El
Aguila de Puerto Rico. pero Ell min
gun modo seria justo amontonar res
ponsabilidades sobre el Partido Repu-
blicano, que lejos de endosar, desautori-
"a tales conceptos.
Sepanlo pues todos los extranjeros de
una vez para siempre, que el Partldo
Republican,, hi puede nj quiere hacerse
solidario de opiniones particulares que
no son compartidas por nuestra colecti-
vidad
Nosotros perseguimos un ideal politi-
co de absolute pureza Y democracia, y
baio su manto Immaculate queremos
convivir fraternalmente con todos los
elementos que forman el conjunto social
puertorriqueno, sin fjarnos para NADIA
en- su procedencia o nacionalidad. =
Esta bien pero 81 NAL no recordamos,
el articu1o que esta rectificaci0n sc
contrae aparecio Ell "El Aguila' sin
firma alguna, Y como un trabajo de re-
daccion Ahora, el propio director de
"El Aguila' aparece desautorizandolo
entire los demas frmantes de la hoja
suelta denunciando su autor incog-
nito que resulta ser ~ como no. Don
Tomas Carrion Maduro Sc trata, pues
de una opinion personalisima.
Menos NAL :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Una desgracia

Tn caro- de Catalina Rosa arrastrado
por caballos, Y que gufa Sixto Castro,
arroll6 aver al nino Libertad Contreras
causandole una erosion en- la region me-
sogastrica.
FL nino fue asistido Ell la Sala de So
corros. trasadandosele despues 4 la re-
sidencia de su padre Ramon Contreras-
FL carrero, que pas6 un susie mayus-
culo al yer caer al nino, no tuvo culpa
alguna del snceso, y no pudo evitarlo
tampoco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
COM E R CIAL.

La comision nombrada por la Asocia-
clon Comercial de San Juan, p. r. para
avistarse con los superintendentes de
las companies de vapores entire Nueva
York Y Puerto Rico; ha resuelto cum
plir su cometido Ell un dia de la presen-
te semana
Dicha comision esta compuesta por
los senores Manuel Gambler, Presidente
de la misma, G. Q. Lord y H. A. Da-
mers.
En- la Association Commercial Sc espe-
ia que la Comisi6n podra dar informes
que satisfaran 10 acordado, con relacion
este asunto. en- la Ultima session de la
Directiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Homenaje a
Alvarez-Nava

Los encargados de la organization del
banquete en- homenaje al ilustre pro
hombre espanol don Antonio Alvarez
Nava. estan recibiendo muchas adheso-
nes
Ell banquete Sc celebrara el lnnes 20
q las ocho de la noche.
Las adhesiones 4 dicho acto pueden
ser dirigidas q los sefores don Emilio
Salvador Jimenez, don Francisco Arri-
vi don Jose Perez Losada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Un banquete en-
el Casino Espanol

Al banquete que ofrecera manana al
honorable gobernador Wager. el ilustre
Presidente del Casino don Antonio Al
varez-N Nava. asistiran setenta inyitados.
No habra discursos. Es cosa va acor-
dada que q selor Alvarez-Nava EN- bre-
YES frasas ofreaera al gobernador Ia CO.
mida y este 81 asi 10 desease, contesta-
ra tambien brevemente.
IL sexteto Verar amenizara el aeto.
FL banquete sera servido por el resto-
ran del Casino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
COMISION
DEL sERvICIO CIVIL DE Los
EsTADOs UNIDOS.

La colnisi6n del servicio Civil dc
Puerto Rico ha recibido las copias del
illtimo manual de information de Ia
Comision del seryicio Civil de los Es-
tados rnidos. Las personas interesa-
das en- estos examenes pueden conse-
guir eopias del mismo solicitandolas
del Presidente, Conisi6n del Servicio
Civil Puertorriqueao, Gale de Allen
40. 5, San Juan, Z. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Una aggression

En- la calle de la Fortaleza esquina a
Cristo, ell individuo Jose Surillo, de va
bucoa, agredi6 con un palo d Inocencio
Paris, resultando el agredido con una
fuerte confusion en- ell t6rax.
Surillo fue conducido ante al Juez
Municipal, quien lie ha senalado cien do
lares de fanza por su libertad provisio
nal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Cine Tres Banderas'

FL programa para esta noche es de
|una irresistible attraction.
Estreno de la gran cinta, en- seis
parties, La novela de nn corazon. " Y
.s .ssCondesa y servidor. y
La elnpresa tiene en- turno para su-
cesivos programmes
Los sobrinos del Captain Grant. Il
" Cleopatra y Marco Antonio, am
bas de mncha duraci6n
Esta noehe ha de haber en Il cine
una gran entrada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
Una oficina telegrafica

FL senior don Manuel Rodriguez,
Ayudante superintendent del Telegra-
70 1nsular nos participa que, con fecha
de hoy, ha sido instalada una ofcina te-
legrafica EN- el nuevo edifcio federal. la
cual penmanecera alberta para el ser
vicio publico todos los dias Gle s de la
maflana a s de la tarde excepto los do
mingos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
La Juventud Radical
UNA JIRA.

Henos recibido invitaci6n para asis
tir i la jira que Ell Club de la jnventud
Radical ha organizado para ell pr6xi-
mo domingo l9 del corriente. La iuven-
tud Radical quiere celebrar por este me-
dio ell 125 aniversario de la toma de La
Bastila
La jira tendra lugar Ell una hermosa
tinca de Sabana Llama.
Sc almorzara de doce una 4 la ter
minacion habra discursos.
Una banda de mtsica amenizara ell
acto.
Al terminar La fiesta, el mismo tren
expreso recogera a los excursionistas en-
el campo de la jira para conducirlos 4
San Juan
4 dicho acto nos invitan, ell Presiden-
te don Ceferino Segundo, y, el Secreta-
rio, don Miguel Servera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
EXPORTACION

En- ell pasado mes de JUNO Sc exporta-
ron por el puerto de Aguadilla 1000 sa-
cos de az1car, 2217 de cafe, 1407 de CO.
cos. 62 de cueros ] caja de chinas, 81
de limones, 32S de pinas y 30 fardos de
tabaco en- rama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14

"LA FARIGOLA'

III baritone Urgelles cantara extra
prograina en- el concerto del jtleves, la
preeiosa canci6n eatalana. I.a farigola,
letra de Mosen Jacinto Verdaguez Vi
ln1siea del Maestro Palau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14

cinto Gonzalez. don Julio Gambia. don
Ramon Pares, don Ramon Fernandez,
don Santiago Rodriguez, don Arturo
Quintero
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Aureio Diaz Collazo, don Fran
cisco Brunei. don Juan Pares Rosa.
MARICAO.
Para Alcade
Don Luis Zuzuarregm y Aguirre
Para Concejales
Don Adolfo Hau, don Pablo Corona
do, don Joaquin Oms, don Arturo Ro-
driguez Cruz, don Simon Simonetti.
Para La .Junta Escolar
Don America Oms don Raul Ibarra,
don Tomas Dramas Lopez.
RIO PIEDRAS
Para Alcalde
Don Enrique Acosta Marquee
Para Concejales
Don Francisco Bird, don Jose Soils
Amy don Jose Garcia Donis, don Eulo-
gio Rivera, don Jose Navarro, don Deo-
gracias Viera, don Juan NJ Rivera.
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Ramon Villa Mayo, don Luis
Gonzalez Cabrera. don Ulises Garcia
Salgado.
SAN SEBASTIAN
Para Alcalde
Don NJ Rivera Negroni
Para Concejales.
Don Guillermo Carde, don Andres A.
Cabrera don Florentino Betancourt,
don Francisco Roig, don Cristino Perez
don Monserrate Rivera, don Felipe
Efrese.
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Joaquin Oronoz, Jr, don Anto-
MO Sagardia, don Marcelino Wives.
YABUCOA.
Para Alcalde.
Don Jose L. Berries Delgado.
Para Concejales.
Dor Jose J. Davila, don Jose R. p.
Berries, don Francisco Sostres, don .Jo-
Sc +. Villafane. don Saturnino Rodri-
guez. don Antonio Garcia Cintr6n, don
Emiliano Cintron Berries
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Manuel Berries Colon, don Pra-
xedes Rodriguez, don Francisco Talla-
da
yIEQUES
Para Alcalde.
Don Carlos Benltez Castano,
Para Concejales.
Don Rafael Quiiiones Brache don
Idelfonso Legnilou, don Carlos Ortiz
Roman, don Gustavo Berm1dez don
Francisco Perez, don Andres Morales,
don Arturo Pico
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Diego Menendez, doctor Luis =
Pereira, don Jorge Sarria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-14
La lucha electoral


datos designados Ell Convention por ell
Partido Union de Puerto Rico para
las siguientes localidades:
AGUAS BUENAS.
Para ,Alcalde.
Don Jose Eladio Morales Diaz.
Para Concejales
Don Juan Bautista Diaz Olivera don
Manuel Alvarado, don Diego Lizard
Colon, don Pedro Advincula Cintr6n.
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Ramon Munoz Carazo, don Gu.-
llermo Camacho Ramos, don Ramon I.5-
pez Alvarado
ANASCO.
Para Alcalde.
Don Antonio Charneco.
Para Concejales
Don Juan Gonzalez Suarez, don Fran
cisco Figueroa. don Agapito Miranda,
don Pedro Artery, don Antonio Cagi-
gas. don Pedro Ortiz, don Bruno San
tOs
Para la Junta Escolar.
Don Manuel Dueno, don Braulio Ii
RADIO, don Emilio Ruiz de Porra.
BARCELONETA.
Para Alcalde
Don Enrique Lopez Sicardo.
Para Conceiales
Don Ramon Rosado, don Primitive
Marchan. don Francisco Miranda, don
Antonio Davila don Ramon Rodriguez
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Cruz Algeria, don Ramon Mar
chan don Jose Alfonso del Olmo
GALES
Para Alcalde
Don Luis Aguilera Viera.
Para Concejales.
Don Valentin Polanco de Jesus, don
Manuel Ralat. don Jaime Figueroa, don
Jose Quintero, don Jose F. Santiago
1afa la Junta ESc0laf.
Don Ramon Castillo, don Octavio Ma
vedo. don Pablo Hernandez.
GUAYANILLA
Para Alcalde.
Don Rafael d. Dapena.
Para Concejales
Don Arturo Lluveras, don Benigno
Rodriguez. don Rodolfo Pascual. don
Ricardo Rodriguez, 20. don Enrique
Torres
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Manuel Vazquez, don Benigno
Davila don Alfredo Medina
HUMACAO.
Para Alcalde.
Don Isidro A. Vidal Bertres.
Para Concejales.
Don Miguel A. Bustelo Guzman, don
Francisco Vega Gonzalez, don Julio ID.
Guzman Toro, don Eduardo Valladares
Rivera. don Manuel Martinez Saldana,
don Rafael RI. Pena Sanchez, don Pc
dro Delgado Villafale,
Para la Junta Escolar.
Don Jose Manuel Perez Sanchez, don
Eulalio Garcia Lascot, don Antonio Ba-
rreiro Ieduc.
.JuNCOS.
Para Alcalde
Don Jose Barreras Padro.
Para Conceiales
Don JESUS Maria Hernandez, don Gu
mersindo Principe Morales, don Angel
Gonzalez, don Qniterio Lopez, don Jose
Manuel Aanalbert, don Manuel Pena,
don Jose Fernandez
Para la Junta Escolar
Don Narciso Varona Suarez, don Fe-
lix Rexach. don Jose Maldonado.
MANATI.
Para Alcalde.
Don Jose Casellas Santana
Para Concejales.
Don Francisco AIarchante, don ia
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-06

'ain.a by the police on spar ,:sea q
charge that he vas an accessory -
the attack. None ot the actual alb.
duc'oTs has been captured.
sylvester. an -mploys of the Crpu.
in Automobile company. said he
picked up the six men. who seemc,.
To lead tn. abduction. Al. siateCnth
and larimer street. In tespeasc TO
Telephone message to the 81. James
hotel shortly before tho hour Of the
kidnapping. They directed him TO
drive to the Pierce. where Dr. spur
5ccn was taken into the car and the
run made to henderson.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-06

~f sse,nsy=sed shsr- is . nos q
ssesnet=ess at ,h. hsa-s Of five
E.~rssas and place IL in shr hands Of
the PARTY aps s.sers al b-assts
The league wants the county chair.
asa elected bY the ts~ases .,as'y
sufnni,tr-. trpsessntias Deayet rres
ssrssises directly.
u resolution utll call tpt the ses
zeal os q tcsslusie aadcrsei several
month. ssp hy the state committee
giving the arg-e,asmcas at seea'y
.hairusa in ,uuesies at tho first
slss~-tesvce. " psso and t'ucsic-
saso the re~es ot the fc~s
I'cssasv Of the rule nsei In 'hs
resolution tveesy member. Of the
Denver cvan,v committee have -c'
fus.y,fu.ei ,e vpse On = srccsamss-
ta,ica ser a county chairman. Al
the committees last meeting twelve
members voted for oae msn. while
the others declined tn vote.
Ths. Denver Progressive Party
league ha. taken a stand Tor ,hs
-itharswai ot the rule. In a mectlns
et 10. members t~o weeks ago Cat
uryiay a resolution vas paasnd recon-
-ncndtns TO the state committee thai
the suic i,c repealed.
''Thesc should he no arsu'ncn, ~
the ptcprssi.' said s,cpnrn. "iiv'
r.tscns can now chopec the hea. @
the county organization. The FRO
|! src<sive voters Of The county sh"ul
do II. II the parsy organization ,s 4
live up to party principles.
The second change the league ~il
seek IL the adoption OF a rule 10 pre
vent all Officers cf the party orsan
tsaticn from becoming candidates 70
government offices during the term
of their service of the party.