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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
Tells Fasteners
About N. Oak
Issues a Book Setting Forth the
Many Merits of Our Great
State.

The publisher is just in receipt
of very elaborate 64-page pub
lication entitled North Dakota
issued by the Northern Pacific
Railway. This publication is eff
fusely illustrated with farm scenes
made from actual photographs
taken in territory tributary to
Northern Pacific lines in this state
and treats Of the value of this
country as an agricultural dis
trict. 1t goes on to say what di-
versihed farming has done in the
last few years and the advance
ment made under the direction of
North Dakota Experimental Sta
tions with respect to the growing
of various cereals which. a few
years ago were considered an inn
possibility. 1t treats on stock
raising. dairy interests and sup
ports a great deal of statistical
natter for the years which have
just closed.
Of this issue $4,000 have been
published and will be distributed
by the Publicity Department of
he railway throughout the east
ern states showing them what
North Dakota is doing in agricul-
tural lines. ]. L. Bricker, Gener-
al immigration Agent of the Nor
thern Pacific advises that he will
be glad to mail the publication to
anyone in the East if names are
supplied him.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

the ones that you want to take
advantage of. Get everyone that
you can on them for it is impos-
sible to get too many votes. This
you know, is your last opportun-
ity to get extra votes. The vot-
ing will be strictly according to
vote schedule after this offer and
there will be no extra votes what
ever.
Remember that it is far better
to win by an overwhelming ma
jority than to lose by few sub
scriptions. Don't take any chan
ces on losing but go your limit
and win by large majority. If
you don't Understandable.
Get busy and hustle. You can
win if you will work hard. Work
will tell and you hold your chan.
ces in the palm of your hand.
This last vote offer is your SAL
vation. Get everp vote possible.
There are two things that you
want to guard against. Over
confidence and encouragement.
have seen candidates become
discouraged at the last few hours
{ the campaign and get the idea
that they could not win so firmly
imbedded in their mind that they
would not work. Without ex-
ceptions these candidates lost out
by just few subscriptions. They
could just as we'll have won had
they worked.
In other cases the candidate
was sure that he had the car won
and that more work would be
waste Of time. In these cases
there is usually some candidates
that is not quite so sure and pos
sesses a little more persistence
and will win.
This may exactly be the case
here. Although have very sell
dom seen a car won by a small
majority, it is easy to see that
such may be the case. Either dis
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

be done. 1t can. Do it.
Now is when your friends want
to come to your assistance with a
few more of these long term sub
scriptions. You want to win.
they want you to win. and to win
you must have their support. I'M
press this fact upon them and
close with a royal flush.
Tie Last Extra Vote Offer
The last extra vote offer will
close Thursday the 18th. This
offer will be in force between
Friday. the 18th up to Thursday
the 9Th. 1t is triple force offer
and will give you a great many
votes for the work that you o..
This offer will close on Thursday
and there will positively be no
extra votes the last two days of
the campaign. REMEMBER
CANDIDATES, YOUR RE-
PORT MUST BE IN THE Of
FICE ON THURSDAY. NOT
MAILED ON THURSDAY BUT
IN THE OFFICE THURSDAY.
1T WILL BE BETTER FOR
YOU TO MAKE YOUR RE-
PORT PERSONALLY.
Offer Number One: 275,O00
extra votes on every three ten
year subscriptions.
Offer Number Two: $4,000
extra votes on every four five
year subscriptions.
Offer Number Three: 100000
extra votes on every club of sub
scriptions amounting to $500
that are not included in the above
offers.
The subscriptions to count on
this offer may be either old or
new or for any length of time.
You can get them from any place
and make it a point to get them
no matter how hard.
OF course the first two offers
are the ones that will mean a
bunch of votes for you and are
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

There are now three drugstores
in kildeer. This is no cause for
however, as P. H. Lee owns them
all. Some of his stock is in the
office of the Kildeer Herald,
some in the Lang Bakery build
ing while his jewelry department
is located in the Kildeer hotel
This stock arrived before the
completion of the Norred build
ing in which Mr.. Lee will be loc-
ated and being perishable goods
such as drugs, etc, it had to be
put in out of the cold. The steam
heating plant is in the Norred
building and it is expected that
within a few days it will be com.
plete and ready for Mr.. Lees
drug store and for the temporary
quarters of the First State Bank
Settler, Manning.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

there are only nine days in
Guiding today until that Chevro-
let car will be given away to some
ambitious candidate and that
candidate may just as we'll be
you as any one else.
Candidates, | am going to tell
you what not to do if you want
that car. Don't become too
confident and do not become dis
couraged. | have seen many
campaigns where some candi-
date would have won the car
very easily, but they Stacked up
during the last few days, when
they thought they had the car
won. Then. in other cases where
they thought that they could not
win the car. Do not think either
one of these thoughts candidates,
but do your best from now until
the close. Don't think that you
~annot win the car and do not
think that you already have the
car won.
The winner of that car will,
without a doubt, be the busiest
person in the county for the next
nine days. He or she will be aft
>r the subscriptions and will be
working every single minute.
Nothing else will win. 1t is very
easy to see that the leverage lies
in the long term subscriptions.
Just think of their possibilities.
You can easily see that a
bunch of these long term sub
scriptions will increase your
standings wonderfully and will
put the candidate turning in a
bunch of these in the lead for the
final count. Why not YOU?
Work! Work! Work! Just go
your very best from now until
the close for it is we'll worth while
If you try real hard you can ac-
complish a great deal in the next
nine days and no doubt win the
car. Don not say that it cannot
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
Shoots Wife When
Crazedby Jealousy
Charles w. Sylvester, Conductor
on Northern Pacific is Arrested
Soon After Tradegy.

Dickinson. N. D.. Feb. s.
Charles w. Sylvester, one of the
best known passenger conductors
on the Yellowstone division of
the Northern Pacific railroad.
last night shot and probably fat
ally wounded his wife in their a.
partments over the Times news
paper office at Bel6eld. The bull
let entered the woman's stomach
and according to late reports she
will die. No cause for the shoot
ing is known. although it is said
that Sylvester has been jealous Of
his wife because of attentions
paid her by other men. Since
being taken into custody by Con-
stable Hike at Bel6eld, Sylvester
has remained silent over the af-
fair. He will be taken to Dickin
son tomorrow morning in custody
of States Attorney H. A. Berge-
son and the deputy sheriff.
Living on Homestead
Sylvester has been in the ser
vice of the Northern Pacific since
1902. Up to eight years ago he
was in charge of trains between
Dickinson and Glendive. and was
then transferred as extra passen-
ger conductor between Mandan
and Glendive. With his wife they
made their home in Mandan up
to 20 days ago, when she return
ed to homestead, ! 5 miles north
of Bel6eld, where with her hus-
band, she had spent much of her
time. Sylvester secured leave OF
absence from headquarters at
Mandan three days ago, and aft
er a short visit in Dickinson de-
parted for Bel6eld. His wife
has. been spending the last few
days on the homestead.
Had Made Threats
Mandan. N. D. Feb. 5.-Spe
cial to the Tribune-Charles W.
Sylvester, who last night shot and
probably fatally wounded his
wife at Bel6eld, N. D. is wei
known in the city havio:. made
his headquarters here for the
past eight months, or stree taking
up his duties as extra passenger
conductor between Mandan ane
CONTINUED to Page s.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
Federal Drug
Law March LIST
Being Caught With Drug May
Draw Fine of $2,OOO-Im-
prisonment For Five Years
Druggists Must Keep Records
of Their Sales-Bootleggers
Drastically Dealt With.

Uncle Sam is going to make it
"a difficult and thorny path for US
ers of habit forming drugs and
dispensers of the same, according
to a new law which will go into
effect March lst.
The new federal law is a reven-
ue producing measure and it will
be up to the deputy revenue col
lectors to control the sale of
drugs, popularly known as dope
as the government measure give
the bureau of internal revenue
the same power over the sale Of
habit-forming drugs as it has now
over tobacco and liquor.
The Federal law regards that
persons handling such drugs as
morphine, cocaine, etc.. must reg
lister and pay yearly tax of one
dollar. Every time the drugs
pass from one firm to another, a
special blank must be filled out in
duplicate and filed and kept fo1
two years. Physicians and den
fists and etc, are exempt from
this particular part of the bill,
but they must show record
showing the amount of drugs dis.
pensed, the person getting them
and the date.
One of the most drastic feat.
ures of the bill is the bootleg.
ging" measure. Finding drugs in
the possession on an unregistered
person will be presumptive evi.
dence of that persons guilt and
ill be punishable with fine ol
not to exceed $4,000 or impris.
onment at not to exceed five
years.
Local druggists have not re.
ceived blanks here. but by the
middle of February expect to.
These blanks are to be filled ou'
by every person who produces
imparts. manufactures, com.
pounds deals in, dispenses o,
distributes or gives away any Of
the so-called habit-forming drugs.
The measure is expected to pu,
at an end the many sales illegally
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
SENTINEL BUTTE FIRM GETS
SADDLE CONTRACT

Sentinel Butte. N. D., Feb. o.
Talk about business picking up.
Better than that. It's going in
jumps at Sentinel Butte, where
the saddlery firms booked an or
der for 100000 saddles last
week for the allied armies of Eu-
rope. This is unquestionably the
largest saddle order ever placed
at single time with any North
Dakota firm, and the Sentinel
Butte Saddlery Co. having Sc
cured it speaks we'll for their
work and helps to identity North
Dakota as state which produces
the goods.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

couragement or over confidence
may lose for you. Take advan-
tage and do not lose that car by
lack of judgement.
Keep in mind that to win the
car you must do your best right
now. Every moment counts as
does every subscription. 1t is
easy to see that the leverage lies
in the long term subscriptions.
Think of it. Three ten year sub
scriptions means 275,O00 extra
votes, Four FIVE year subscrip-
tions means $4,000 extra votes.
Continued on Page ~
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12

of the last few months in this state
it is alleged of the drugs and their
use in the hands of especially y wo-
men.
The new drug law contains the
following measures.
Everyone who handles drugs
must register.
Records kept of every dispen-
sation or sale.
Vicious patent medicines pro-
hibited.
Being caught with drugs may
draw fine of $4,000 or impris.
onment for five years.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
THE JUDGES
O. C. Attletweed, lst Natl. Blk.
I. E. Hudson, Fmrs & Mer. Bk.
]. w. Brinton, Chronicle Editor.
Closing Particulars

sealed with the before dropping
the box Be that and have the proper
of money it, Doing that will know
how much you have reported except yourself
THE MONEY TO COVER YOUR REPORT ON THE LAST
DAY MUST BE CASH, MONEY ORDER DRAFT OR CERTI-
FLED CHECK, payable The Chonicle Printing Company.
At exactly 500 the last day the judges will take charge
of the ballot box and the final will be made The will be
made the of the candidates
The judges will the and then any candidate das
fled with his her they all their ballots
themselves. All the ballots that voted during the campaign
will be the ballot box and those the that the judges will
The totals they find them will tell who the of the
prizes
Just the made the judges will the
prize winners at The Chronicle Office.
Read this explanation carefully and be that understand
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
THE CLOSING DATE
Saturday Evening
Feb. 10th. 500 p. m.

Read this carefully and be that you understand it. The
campaign will close Saturday. February 10th 500 p All
should early the closing there will
of being ae THE BEST WAY is TO MAKE YOUR REPORT
IN PERSON.
The will give the last public standing Friday the
18th and the will appear the of the the
day. The ballot box will be placed where you your
secretly from then Remember that all the
present offer be in the office Thursday the 18th.
The ballot box will be sealed after the close of the oer
Feb 18th and from that all candidates make their reports
secretly They will have the privilege of placing their the
ballot box together with the correspond instead of
Manager has done heretofore However
who wish make their BEFORE to the and
have him them voting ballot drop the ballot box do
If place your report in the ballot box
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-02-12
Boosters Make
Fine Showing

Lee Greiner, one of the rail-
road committee of Ollie, Mon
tana. was in this city yesterday
and while here gave the Chron-
icle the following list of paid sub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
Western Land & Loan
Company

~. SOUTH ron street Phone i,h
TOU SALE Slice resilient lo' I.u'
Taylor rart cash. uaUm,. farm O.
p.r cent
FOR TRADE l'a ocro. W.''f
.t from '..m 900 .n. r.
Want city property
ron TRADE u.n "M
uor,. and lo' m 900 $50 W"m 90.
oft ani uu South plains. u ''".
water
TOR SALE OH TRADE I r4Yu
ruumur house ..I located ".u'
land
FOR SALE oH TRADE Five r..u
house. Lincoln 'ren what ."
yuu'
Wr ar, prepared 20 .uI. ..H
r,r.r. HH .. SOON H.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

December o. the least bplIeer,uf
month ln tho calendar 4 correspond
ent who has analysed the dates nf
over 100 battles ~ TIE world from
Marathon 20 Mons finds that fewer
than hfty " them were fought Iu DE-
cembef and these Few were among the
least important and decisive Ssa-rIv
one ~ them would Doc known 20 the pro
verbal scho0.bDy on the other hand
July. us '- only fitting seeing that ~
's named after soldier is the most
he..lgercnt with ~ great battles 20
w. credit 90 otherwise ard IS closely
followed by August with ~ West
Minister Gazette
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
WANT AID RATES

One cont q word for the q -
insertion. one-half cent q
word for every repeated con
sccutiye Insertion 40 adyor-
tisemc1t accepted for less than
twenty-five cents. Thirteen
words three consecutive insor-
ions e5c IT want ad is nor
run consccutivoly the regular
rJ,r OF one cent @ word per iu-
sorriou ono insertion less than
25cl win apply Persons send
ing want ads hy mail viii
please send r.. o Money order
or Cashiers Check Personal
checks not accepted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
TYPEWRITERS

Nea Model T.. g. Smith a. Br0.
Tho Bah Rearing machine H...
give tul better service Write lur
ratalog Sold ON easy payments
Also have go 600 times machine of
ether makes s. ". GRANT OF
nCo. Coz Polk ST. Amarillo. Toa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two brick stores PIX
100 feet each adjoining, north idc
qHarr in plainyicw, TrNuH. for
rent lu wheat and grain belt
Abundant water around pidiuyiew
for irrigation. Plate glass front and
NJ 10 date Splendid for drug store.
dry goods. or groceries Rent SCI 30
rer month. each Address BOX l.G
Tyler. T,yas March l3-2l
ron Rent Modern five room
house. 1909 act on Nicc home
Phone 1890. l,'.5p
FOR RENT Nicc front room. plaa-
tered house. modern win board Call
az sn2 Jackson l2'-3p
FOR RENT one front room fur
uisbcd for light housekeeping a0'
W 5tb lin-3p
FOR RENT April 10th modern
room house. nicely furnished sos
West Nth street Phone lcoe
lHu. ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

WANTED Work 90 houokoruor or
4. cook ou ranch Ami. Moore 300
I.IH ur So ItT. ip
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE 500.
u,l IN. block one ipu miles north
a.f 1muuIu. ln nrciiuu 1rruIl-
rr.I land HIa aero. vill take luIl
good cI'g property ari give rood
term. o. billiard Cooley TnH
s.su.f.t. DO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS

BRktDS made from combings Elite
Hairdressing parlor. ~ Fuqua Bldg.
Phone u. 2s3-ti
LOANS on farms aud ranches
Gouldy Exchange G9tf
Tho ~ Worth O. Denver City Rail
way Company VIII ON Apr.I 9th.
1'lr. 90 90 % M a' freight house.
Amarillo. Texas, son go pH.li, anne
ton ono carload OF lumber and
fence posts In car p " D 115G.
X err / C-lT021-. y ear y A. o.
13i2S. originality shipped 10 J n
ilradrick from Noble. Illinois N1t.
embcr DIST. 19lf. 90 same c0ueirue.
Hartley. Teyas. and refused hv con.
s.guoo. Sale viii ho made lo .1t.str
freight and ot.cr charges
1o-.aw
AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING an
classes of this work done County
work o speciality Reference furnish
cd Write Boston q Delaney. Mem
PHI. Te,ae lau.I0n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

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80, ,...,a s',.,,,'g. .r.,r Id.
"'n'r'I Nu'' Supply 70. ''' " .'"
WANTED 1000 vote for Mayor hv
Frank Vs. Zimmormsn 'omr"H
ton. Economy IN ail thin. "tH
equal rights to all special pl'y.''"'
io none Municipal ownership of
..i c,r. cater and lisbi. h.. .r.po
Ioy,I enforcement of an mv. who
l,.. sari,,r, mr. otborv.i., t.ugiuo io
progress "a city on'lo''f .'
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FOR RENT a few "''' '.''I"
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....
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Daily Slows VHut ada must be o.
.ompauIpd hy the CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04

Daily News want Ads must be o.
'ompanied by the CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
FOX SALE

Texas. one-fourth farm iand bal
ance good pasture. small payment
down. balance vendors lien notes,
all fenced aud water on same hor
particulars write ". G.. Knorpp,
Pleasant nm. Mo. 97-tf
FOR SALE Two hundred ana
eighty head Of COWS. WIN sell fifty
head or more. one half on time,
given II required. Rector Lester.
Canyon. Texas. llo-2Gp
WANTED Work by competent
nurse. middle age Now or Va .u'ur"
would take invalid Al eases uurs
nr maternity a specially Reference
from one best physicians Well
lUown here, refined. agreeable Al
dress \ care News '-u
FOR SALE Single Comb Rhode
Island Red eggs. one dollar pcr
setting Mrs S. = Clement Ana
r'llo ll7-l2p
FOR SALE white Plymouth Rock
cockercls and pulois from hlne
ribbon winning strain Eggs $500
80 pbo,, a., q eouors
1to-rgp
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Black
Ninorcas cockrells. selected birds.
So 90 each. Eggs from special mated
.o,s e. IN earring White Indian
runner 1ucRs xl0.00 pen. Ferq
e. IN citing Tboe G. Edwards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-04
WANTED

wANTED-work by ;hs hour
Phone 63s E4o-u
WANTED Screening work OF 900
kinds - S Nayes Phone 1869
l-i-e'i
WANTED Paper hanging a. %
cents per bolt Phone your orders
10 55N Bell l-t-'p
WANTED Work By competent
nurse. middle age Now or 90 future
would take invalid All cases nurs-
ur maternity o specially Reference
fro an best physicians Wen
known here, refined, agreeable SO.
dress \ care News |lf.ii
WANTED Girl or woman for r.n.
oral Homework part OF each day
e0t Jackson street Phone ','.
i2S-3p
WANTED Men 90 learn 'he barber
trade The world needs more bur.
herr than any other fralesmcn Few
weeks qualities Tools Included
Board u desired Wages while learn
ing Distant applicant write noicr
Barber College. DALLAS, Texas
i3n-Gp
WANTED To buy an kind Of Soc
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rOu REST rrrm Hcd hau..'a.
close loo r|Hr. '..r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-18
FOR BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, BRONCHIAL I.
ASTHMA AND WHOOHNG COUGH


The first 800 persons calling at Fin
ney's will be entitled to a regular SO.
hottie Of Schiffmann's New Concen-
trated Expectorant for half price
(25c) by presenting the coupon below,
properly signed. With a view to CIV
ing those who have not yet used this
new excellent remedy an opportunity
Of trying it, in the treatment OF Bron-
chial affections, including Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Severe
Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness, to
prove its merits, these druggists are
willing to- allow the public the profit
which they would otherwise make
and the proprietor is willing to lose
money on the same, SO as to give
them an opportunity OF trying it, at
partially their expense, knowing it
will be found the best medicine ever
used by anyone.
Even though not in need Of a Cough
or Cold Medicine at the present time,
it will pay to buy now, as some such
medicine is sure to be required before
the winter is over, but this remedy
cannot be obtained at less than full
price again. Besides making this re-
iduction. these druggists guarantee
this remedy just the same as DR..
Schiffmann's famous Asthmador, and
will return the money in every single
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-18
THE "OPEN MIND" AGAIN.

We are now told that the President
has not accepted Secretary RedfelG's
views as to the best NEAR Of pre-
venting the dumping" OF European
goods upon the American market, and
that the President has an open mind
On tne subject. .
Is it not time that this phrase he
relegated to "innocuous de%suetude,"
to use another phrase manufactured
by another Democratic President?
Mr.. Wilson's mind may De "open,"
but it is 'open" only from within. The
sole method of approach to the presi.
dental mind from the outside is vita
a charge of political dynamite. He
has shown such constant disregard for
the opinions Of others, unless those
others manifest themselves in nation.
wide protest-as in the case of the
demand for military preparedness
that the constant reiteration of the
Presidents "open mind" has long
since ceased to be even humorous.
The repetition of the phrase mas be
come almost insulting to the OF:
try's intelligence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-18
PARTLY RIGHT.

In an interview given at Lincoln,
Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska said
that the main issue of next years CAM
paign will he Woodrow Wilson. Inc
Senator is not enthusiastic over Dem
ocratic achievement in Congress ana
he looks for a man, and moi measures,
to be the Democratic rallylng point 7:
1916. Mr.. Hitchcock admits that a
few Of the legislative 'enactments by
the Democratic Congress look good
to him, but he thinks they are not
likely to appeal to the voter who can
sea Democratic deficit in the treas.
nry, 3 Democratic war tax when we
have mo war, and many items Of Dem
Ocratic .incompetency and extrava-
gance.
Therefore, the Senator predicts his
party's war cry to be, Woodrow VII
son or Bust"
i Senator Hitchcock is only partlr
right. The Democratic slogan will be
translated by the voters into this:
Woodrow Wilson and Busted"