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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-08-13
IN DARBY TOWN

Darby. Aug. 12-tSpeeial.l-A for
est fire is raging III the vicinity of
McGruder mountain, near Castle rock,
and party of men have gone to try
to arrest its progress. This fire en-
dangers a vast amount of timber in
the Bitter Root, both public and priv
ate.
Jake Sorrenson came down Monday
from East Fork to get the new heat
ing and lighting plant for their new
school house. Jake says it is the first
plant to be put in d school house
south of Hamilton in the valley.
George Donica came down from West
Fork today to transact some business
in Darby.
Postmaster Milbourn of Darby says
ii is better to put five cents il
stamps on all letters going TO Ger
many during the war. as two cents
will only carry the letters in a Ger
man vessel, but five cents will take
II on any boat.
Tyiar Thompson and Mrs. Thomp.
son. Fred Day and Mrs. Day, Theo-
aorea Stevenson and Stevenson
of MISSOURI, and A. w, McKeown, wifi
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SCHOOLS WILL OPEN |
FOR The YEAR ] 4
AUG, C, 81. J
S&aS -
EIGHTH GRADE WILL 7! CO. TO
HIGH RulL:n,INe-suPERlN-
TENoEN7Ts. PLANS.

Hamilton, Aug, 12.-(Special )--The
Hamilton city schools will open Au-
gust 81, says Supt Henry Schwarm,
who is engaged in getting things
ready at the new high school build
ing in Pine Grove addition. The
building is one of the most up to- date
structures in Montana and will make
it possible to raise the work of the
local high school to q yet higher
level.
The eighth grade will be housed in
the high school building. Mr.. Schwarm
desires to have the eighth graders as
close as possible to the high school
work, both from an educational and
diseIpllnarian standpoint.
The old high school building, locat-
ed in the same block with the court
house, will be used for the grades, as
will the Washington building on the
North side. The latter building will
care for grades from the first TO the
fourth inclusive. the old high school
building from tho first to the seventh,
inclusive.
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E.,anr'ess.l


The second episode Of The Mil
lion Dollar Mystery" entitled. The
False Friend" appearing II, tile Isnl-
press. thcater this afternoon and
evening. Will keep tie moyie fans Oh
edge, wondering what is going to hapr
pen neNt. a brief syopsis Of the sec
ond episode follows:
Florence arrives IN the city to find
lier fatier gone, no ono knows here,
Jones. his butler, disctoses mystic
Tious letter charging her TO trust him
completely. This cohsiprators turn
their attention tp Florence. How tie
princess wins Florence s. confidcnce
secretly admits members Of. the banl
into the house 10 search for the
si.oon,000 and who falling in this at
tempt to kidi,ap Florenccs only to be
miraculously foiled by Norton, forms
one Of the most exciting pictures ever
filmed, fH 31& '%Ff$ '''tF
Detective William J. Burns is fol-
lowing the plot Of f"The Million Dol
lar Mystery" He explains how he
would solve the mystery in the
Movie Pictorial every week HIS ex-
pert advice should prove d great help
to those who are trying to win the
$4,000. offered by the Thannhorser
Film corporation for the accepted So
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zs Tn9E ~ "a
Isl / Il E|P (jS1 l@(

luton 10 tlis stupendoua nlptiiun piss
fture production.
\ Two other pictures . Princess pro-
,,ucslion. entitled. '"rhe Veterans
sword,' and a Thannlsonser. comedy,
i"They Hatterfly Rug cotlpletc the
progra'ii FOR today
/ Bijou.
The Third Degree Charles
k!eine,s famous play III five reel of
motion pictures. will sbc shown to-day.
3%TlleS THIRD Degree" was The snrest
dramatic, hit of recent. Years in. New
York and throughout the tnited
states auG has been declared w crit
les 10 he the most intense, thrilling
and sincere play Of its class. With The
90 operation Of the author. and y re-
ma ikai,ic cast Of actors and actresses
selected for their especial fitness u
enact its very exacting characters.
."rhe Third Degree" has. been rclIo
ducea as i five-rc feature pllofo
play No play from the speaking
stage ever lent itself SO perfectly to
motion pictures and no finer feature
film has ever been turned our. On
the vaudeville bill the. Australian noye
city act Of the Mansfields will be pre-
sented, highly entertaining act of
singing, dancing and banjo stunts. 4
isplenaid musical program has been
arranged BY the orchestra.
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and family of Hamilton, went up the
valley Sunday in their autos.
DR. Mills of Missoula and Drs. Nc
!Grath and Owens of Hamilton went
up to Boulder creek on West Fork
Sunday.
Harry Rodebank, who has been do
ing some placer work on his land just
south of town, SAYS he is greately en-
couraged. as there has lately been
found. two nuggets Of gold which
weighed SIS. near his works. III i
The festive candidate is beginning
to timber up a little and smile the
smile that says, Tn an awful good
man, but the only way the people will
ever know it is to elect me" Ed Bar
lriIi says If it hadn't been for the war
there would not be so many candi-
dates; they're afraid the United tSates
will get into it. and if they hold Of
flee they won't have to go.
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IN 1IAMlL

Hamilton Aug. 12.-lSpecial) II
6, Stevens returned this morning from
Helena, where he attended n meeting
of citizens of the state.
r. l.. Harper returned Yesterday
from visit in Butte and Helena,
w. @. Fisk returned this morning
from visit in. Butte and Helena.
Fred Trndeau returned last even
ing from Missoula, Where he witnessed
the performance given by Barnum and
Bailey circus
Mrs. j. T. Shannon and Miss Gladys
Shannon of Bonner returned yester-
day to their home. following a week s
visit at the home of the formers par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton
Ralph Tredeau left this morning
Tor Hamburg, iowa, where he will
work for Il contractor.
Mrs. w. r. Akin and grandson.
Reeves Akin, returned this morning
from Missoua.
Mrs. Maude Theis returned last
evening from Minneapolis. where she
purchased goods for the Emporium.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Hector Pound, who left here re
Gently to go to England for a visi,
With her parents, has abandoned her
trip on account of the war in Europe
and will return to Hamilton with her
husband, who is buying goods for the
Valley Mercantile company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pound are in New York at the
present time.
Misses Carrie Hork and Laurs
Harper left Yesterday for Spokane
where they viii visit for Two weeks
George B. Taylor is visiting Will
his brother. James d, Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. ]. j, Nickel and fam.
lily have arrived from Canada I,
make their home in this city. Mr.
Nickel is one of the new properitor
of the Hamilton flour mill
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ROMAN NOTES

Roman, Aug. 2.-(Special) Miss
Francis Loosemore of Hilard. Wash,
who formerly lived in 2020, couple
of years ago, is In Roman visiting
with friends, and later Will visit rel
atives In Missoula.
Mr. Lklval and family will leave
soon for Washington. where they will
make their future home.
William Beaumont left Saturday for
a few days visit in Big Arm
Mrs. Joseph Lemire and children,
who have been visiting in Missoula
for the past week, returned home the
latter part of the week.
Claude Wagner has moved, his fam
lily into Roman and have taken pos
session of the Miller residence in
Clairmont addition. @
Mrs. l.. B. Manning and daughters
Gertrude and Esterbell. and Miss EyTl
3Rathburne. are spending tho week Oh
Wild Horse island.
Mr. and Mrs. n. r. skinner ief'
yesterday for their home I'm Bradsaead 4
Wis, after an extended visit mith
their daughter. Mrs, George BrosaEh-
ton,
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Announcen1nnf. A

AS candidate seeking the nomina-
ton of sheriff on the republican ticket,
primaries to he held August 25. 1914,
desire to inform tho voters or Mis-
soula county why ! am asking their
support and submit the Following:
| have been a resident of MisouIa
county the past 81 years have served
the people honestly and faithfully as
. deputy. sheriff during 1903 and 1904,
and as under sheriff. 1905 and 1906;
and will devote my entire time and
experience 10 the duties of the office.
Having served i'll the office OF dep
uty and under sheriff, 1 feel competent
to fill the position. and that 1 have
the ability to giveto the voters and
taxpayers of Missolila county an hon
est, economical and efficient ad1ninis-
tratlon.
! respectfully ask your careful con-
slderation of my candidacy.
JOHN l.. CANNON,
BIB South Second St, Missoula Mont.
Paid Advertisement.
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CAMAS NOTES

Camas, Aug. fa.-fSpeeiai1-S. p.
Scholes returned Friday from Glacier
park. He was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Of Springfield, Ill. who
will take the hot baths.
T.. G. Sisty and family Of Portland,
Ore. arrived Saturday TO locate on
the ranch recently purchased from j
4. flanagan. This ranch has two inn
mense flowing wells on 1t and is a
good purchase, i
The Stevens threshins rig pas sel
through Camas yesterday hresh
the grain in this section stErUps are
good considering the extreme dry
weather.
William MoXon and family have
moved into the Janzig house, which
they purchased recently
Al Cyr is quite sick this week and
is under Il physicians care.
@. w, Roberts returned from Flat
head lake Sunday, where he took a
load of household goods for Frank
Yerkes. who has left for kalispell.
Mrs. j. Anderson and daughter au-
toed up from Perma Sunday for a
uhN NlSlt. IneN reside IN MISSOURI.
]. Huston, the dairyman, has in.
stalled a milking machine, Which vii
| take the place of man.
Charles 0rdish came down from
kalispell yesterday on business
| T. G. DeMers and Wife and c. +
| Price and wife went TO Missoula yes
| terday for the circus.
Sam Mckay, democratic canaidat,
for sheriff of Sanders county. was ii
| town yesterday
John Morrison went to Perma thi
| morning to do some carpenter worl
H for Ed Love.
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INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
OF WORLD CONDEMNED
CENTRAL vERElN SAYS THEY
ARE "EhEMtEs OF CHRIS.
TlAh WoRkMEN,"

Pittsburgh, Aug. i2.-The annual
convention of the Central vercin ad-
1ourned here today after condemninr
The Industrial Workers of the World
as enemies of Christian workmen."
The Irish nationalists were in.
dorsed in their campaign for home
rule. Joseph Frey of New York was
elected president and was ins,rrctad
to send a committee to Washington
TO protest against the policy of Mex-
leo toward Catholic orders
:. The -lalh- convention a.ill- he held i,
st. Paul 49, =
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| respectfully ask the support of my
friends for the nomination. on the
progressive ticket, of member Of the
legislature U+sv- El, 81
The people now living on what WAS
the Old F-lathead reservation end of
hlissoula county believe that the
western end of the county should
have representation at Helena.
Ii elected, [ will earnestly Try to
represent all of the people OF Mis-
soula county to the best of my ability.
LOUIS DEMERS.
fPaid advert isetncrtA
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Clerk and Recorder.

respectfully announce that | am
a candidate for the nomination for
clerk and recorder on the progressive
ticket. ask the support of my
friends at the coming primary. Prac-
tlcally my whole life has been spent
in office work. If nominated and
elected, ] win take pride in trying to
conduct the work OF the office of
county clerk to the satisfaction Of all
the people who have business with
that office. d. III. ROSS.
Iaid advertisement }
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desire to announce my candidacy
for the office of sheriff of Missoula
county, subject to the will of the re-
publican voters at the primaries to be
held August 10Th, 1914. My belief in
my ability to satisfactorily perform
every duty of the office, and my serv-
ice to the republican party heretofore
jmpels me to submit my candidacy
cheerfully and confidently
r. ". ANGEVINE.
Paid Advertisement.
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Asses sor.

. | respectfully announce my can
didacy for the nomination as assessor,
on the progressive ticket, at the Au-
gust 18th primaries.
| ask the support of all my friends
for that position. have been d resi-
dent of the county for more than 25
Years and believe that I have a fair
knowledge of conditions in the county,
w. p. MACLAI.
lPaid ADVERTISEMENT.
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the people in a sane, economical and
bus4nesslike manner. If you think l
am the man to meet these require
ments / respectfully solicit your sup
port at the coming primaries, August
the 10Th. CHARLES Fl. MARSH.
Missoula, Mont, Aug. L. 1914.
(Paid advertisement.
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Saflow complexion comes from bill
ious impurities in the. blood and the
fault lies with the ,tver. and bowels: =
they are torpid The medicine that
gives results in such cases is HER
BINE. 1t is a fine liver stimulant and
bowel regulator. Price soc. Sold by
Geo. Freesheimer.-Adv
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treasurer subject to the will of the
progressive voters of Mssoula county,
| do so with a feeling that am quail
ned to fill the position to the salts
faction of the voters. l respectfully
solicit your support.
GEORGE r. PORTER.
(Paid advertisement.
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Goina up.

Y Chicago, Aug. 12.-The Harvester
case will be taken to the supreme court
of the United States as soon as pos
sible, according to Cyrus II. MeCor-
micw. president who declared that the
adverse decision is a great disappoint-
ment. 4.4 -' 3
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Sheriff.

| ask the support of all my friends
for the nomination for sheriff. at the
primary election. as the Candidate of
tho progressive party.
lf nominated aud elected, | promise
tho people a clean administration of
the sheriffis office.
Very respectfully
S. II. M'GALI..
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Sheriff.

At the request of many citizens of
the county have. decided to ask my
friends for their support at the pri-
mary, for the position of sheriff on
the progressive ticket II nominated
and elected | promise the taxpayers
of Missonla county to administer the
sherffss office from the standpoint Of
the taxpayer. believe a material
saving can be effected in the admins
tration Of this most important admin
istratixe office. Ny former experience
as sheriff of the comfy and as com
missioner of public safety of the city
should be ofaNalueH hi tsslfftihg on the
Werk of sheriff. L respectfully ask
your support at the coming tprinla ries
Yours very respectfully. :. SIS
". II. HOUSTON,
Iaid advertisements e.a Sc.
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Leqislature.

| desire to announce that l am a
candidate, on the progressive ticket
for member of the legislature. 1t was
my pleasure to serve the people of this
county one term in the state legisla-
ture. IT nominated and elected,
shall do my >best to represent you to
the best of my ability.
ALBERT BUTLERIN.
(Paid adNertisement4
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the public school work of the county
gives me faith to believe that l know
something of the needs of Missoula
county schools. If nominated and
elected, / shall devote my very best
energies to the work of the superin-
tendents office.
Yours very respectfully,
MINNIE SPuRGIN.
paid ADVERTISEMENT.
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I desire TO submit my candidacy for
the nomination Oh the legislative
ticket To the progressive voters, at the
coming primary.
Yours very truly
CARL e. CAMERON.
paid ADVERTISEMENT.
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County Aftornex.

desire 10 announce my candidacy
for the nomination Of county attorney
of Missoula county on the democratic
ticket, subject to the will of the demo-
cratic voters at the primary election
August %, 1914. Respectfully,
ALBERT BESANCON.
Paid Advertisement.
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Auditor

respeetfully announce my candi-
daey for nomination as county auditor
and ask the support Of my friends at
the primaries, August a5th. II elected
TO the office will try to fill the duties
of auditor faithfully aud well.
r. w. kUPHAL.
Paid Advertisements.
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Commissioner.

| dcsire to announce my candidacy
for the nomination of county COM
missioner OH the progressive ticket at
the primary on August 25. l respect
fully ask the supporter all my friends.
AUGUST HOLLENSTEINER.
Iolo, Montana.
{Paid ADVERTISEMENT.
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AT the request of many OF my
friends. | desire to announce that I
will be candidate for the progressive
nomination for county. superintendent
OF schools. Many years of service i'll
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desire 10 announce that | am a
candidate on the democratic ticket for
the office of sheriff OF Missoula county
If nominated and elected ] will try to
fill the duties of sheriff honorably and
we'll
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rea surcr.

! respectfully announce my can
didacN for nomination as county
treasurer and ask the support of my
friends at the progressive primary on
August 25. If elected to that position,
| will try and fill the duties OF treas
urcr faithfully and honestly.
Yours very truly,
JOHN E. HENLEY.
(PaiH advert iseiDent)
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desire 10 Announce my cand tiaey
for the nomination, on the PROGRESSIVE
ticket, as a member of The legislature,
| ask the support of progressive
voters at the primaries, an Ananat 35.
l.. l.. itI tEN.
iPaId adNerii igen1enA
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Coroner.

f ! announce my candidacy 10 the Of
flee of county coroner of Missoula
county and submit my name for nomi
nation on the republican ticket at the
primary election Tuesday, August 25th.
1911. If elected promise % attend the
duties Of the office in Il capable. man.
ner Respectfully
u4s.s. t.,ss tsI,erNstz + p,f~v,.s
Isoi3l t.1ra.t;.u.1 \
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Sheriff.

l respectfully ask the support of my
friend for the nomination on the re-
publican ticket for the office of sheriff
OIL Mlssoula county. I have heretofore
served Mlssoala as city treasurer and
am at present auditor of Misoula
county
Having lived in Mssonla IS years
am thoroughly acquainted with con-
dltions and her people.
II elected to this position my policy
shall be to conduct the office in an
economical, impartial, fearless and
business-like manner
THOS. G. HATHAWAY,
Paid Advertisement,
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August 9Th, 1914.
Advertisement.
Legislature.

| respectfully announce my can
didacy Tor a place on tile legislative
ticket. subject to will Of the progress
sive voters at the primary.
Yours Very truly.
: 6. n. MADEEN.
(p..iH .,dvnrf iacn,autA
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DESIRE to announce nay candidacy
At the primaries, ON Angust %. for
the position of county surveyor, on
! tire progressive ticket. s.
..z..- r. s. HATHAWAY.
1Paa adNerlisement1.
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respectfully ask the support of
my friends for the nomination Of
comfy auditor, on the progressive
ticket, ut the primary.
Very respectfully,
FRED j. MURRAY.
Paid adverisemenD.
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reaSurer.

announcing nseeandiaaeya for thc
progressive nomination of county
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respectfully announce my can
didacy for renomination. on the pro-
sressive party ticket, to the office
which | now hold. For several years
! have filled the position Of justice
OF the peace for He'll Gate township
| have tried faithfully, during that
time, to fill the position TO the best Of
my ability. IL renominaied and
elected, ! shall be glad to continue to
serve YOU.
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(Paid ADVERTISEMENT.
Sheriff.

In announcing my candidacy to the
office of Sheriff of Mssoula county
and in submitting my name to the
choice Of the voters in the primary
election of August 25th. I do SO with
the assurance to the taxpayers that
will fulfill every duty included in the
office, and that my administration will
be as economical as is consistent with
the faithful discharge of my duties,
and will do my level best to serve the
people conscientiously and well.
Hugh KELLEY.
i. August 9Th. l9l4. 4
Paid Advertisement
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Sheriff.

am candidate for nomination on
the democratic ticket 10 the office OF
sheriff OF Missoula county. Primary
election Tuesday, August Is, 1914. II
chosen 10 fill this office in the final
election ! will conduct the office eff
cientlY and in such a manner as TO
reduce taxation.
LOUIS u. IStgNNEDY.
Mlsaonla. Mont. July 81, 1914.
Paid Advertisement.
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trust certificates to the persons actu-
ally owning the stocks.
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PoliticalAnnouncements
State Senator.

| desire to announce that | am q
candidate for the progressive nomina-
ton of state senator for Missoula
county.
| have heretofore served Missoula
county, as member of the state lcgis-
lature and as one of the commission
ers of the county.
Having been Il resident of the county
for nearly 40 years, | believe that |
have fair knowledge of conditions
in Montana.
II nominated and elected as state
senator from this county, shall rep
resent its people in the state senate
to the best of my ability.
]. r. LATIMER.
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! respectfully ask the support of my
friends ut the primaries on August IS
Tor the position of county attorney on
the progressive ticket. II elected, I
promise TO fill the position. of prose-
cutting attorney to the very best of
my ability.
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]. 7. GREEN.
4ounty Superintendent.

Paid Advertisement.
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Yours very respectfully,
WILLIAM DYSON,
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Surveyor.

Tad adv eIIlselile1it).
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l-euisjature.

lPaid advertisement).
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Yours very respectfully,
JOHN l.. CAMPBELL,
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LEGISLATURE.

I Paid advertisement1.s
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Sheriff.,

tPald advertisements.
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Legislature.

paid advertisement.
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Justice of Peace.

tPaid advertiseanent).
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The Logicaj Candidate.

(Paid ADVERTISEMENT.
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Auditor.

Paid adNertisenenio
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County Attorney.

paid ADVERTISEMENT.
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Paid Advertisement,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
KiIlins a Boss with Kindness.

II the Honorable John II. McCooey, OF brooklyn
never before realized Just what the Democratic up
lifters thought OF him, he knows now after MS IN
terview with state Chairman Osborn, the engineer
Of the uplift Even McCooey's customary calm must
have been shattered He has faced, unperfurbed
accusations Of being "MurDhys enand boy ana
"Nurphy's section boss for Brooklyn" He has been
called on TO stand denunciatiOn as an incompetent
holder Of n $4,000 fob and grabber of jobs FOR
other incompeents whose only claim to fsme Hes
I'm being ward heelers But never before did he
have 70 bear I'D while an uplift state chairman told
him I'm plain uncompromising words that consid
cradle number OF Brooklynites had the feeling that
the organization there closely affiliated with the
Democratic organization in New York, and TINT
other Brooklyn voters believed the local organiza
ton did not sufficiently recognize those whose IN
terest was IN Democracy and not IN local political
activities.
II is well that Mr.. Osborn gave McCooey
time 10 think over these tremendous indictments
before he had to reply. The avowed purpose of the
upft IS TO Kill off the Democratic bosses. and the
chubby Brooklyn friend OF Murphy knows It. But
It will doubtless take him at least the ten days
scheduled before his next interview with the state
chairman 10 discover that while most people be
lieve IN killing political boss with votes the ND
lifts method IS TO kill him with kindness.