The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-10-20

one tAililiicS tic I'ci t4ilIC u ltC Ok
@anization and discovers that 1t repre-
scnts the feminine side of the organ
izel and Morganizcd wealth Of Wall
street.
The treasurer Of the Womcn's Com
mittee Is Mrs. Mary Hartman Rum |
scv, daughter of the late Edward II
Hartman. railroad nlasnate and ''prac-
teal man Of the days when Theodore
Roosevelt received campaign funds
from the "croolieI business which DO
Iitigll oXigencias later led him to de
ounCc
These Provide the Funds.
With Mrs. Rumsey on the Finance
Committee are Mrs. Robert Bacon.
whose husband Wa" translated from
The blouse Of Morgan to he Hoose.
volts assistant Secretary of State, AM
later Ambassador to France: Mrs, Der
nard II. nildCr. wifi Of one of the pro
prictors Of the New York Stats lei
trn-. leader Of the German propaganda
AGAINST President Wilson: Mrs. w. II
Cracker. widow OF he California; t4tif-
m- and railroad mnlti-millionaire.
On the Train Fund Committee arc
Mrs. Daniel Gu@Genheim, of the Smcl.
ter Trust: Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
representing Inherited millions of rail
roal capital; MIS-. Harry Payne Whit
n~y. ~,i&u-htor Of TIC late Cornelius
Vanderbilt; Miss Maudc Wetmorc. at
rho wealthy Rhode Island family of
that name: Mrs. Alice Roosevelt LONG
worth, daughter Of The plorc Roose
Nrlt. whose husband is Nicholas Lou-
worth, lie. rcseutative IN Congress
from Ohio.
Many Of the iunkcters who arc COINS
along to 10 tho sleahNlg are profr&
Sionai Nonen who have WVn their OWN
way in the wnril-WoMen who could
no afford tie luNut: Of SEcoiai train
nor the diversion Of campaigning with
Qut Iay. I,fit Nnok Of th"in. With thr,l
money ANA tho 2ilmotr that attaches
to tllcir 1iI,let EanleS, are the Wpmpu
>tan,tin- ~ ~ijuauriAl 81 nllsnrs for this
greatest 50 ivty show that WIS eve,
tut on wheels. Some M llr$o Wiyr,
ana tau htpls If The ,ulrr-iich will WI
along GA this mission. aud with the
presence. III NOT Milh tlleir oratury, Mil.
warn tie Wuiltn If the Ncst-Nha
Ara already voters that tllcir country
cannot le "aavetl' un!c 5 tho wolAci
,ast choir Vote for the candidate Of plu
tncracy,
The lp~ttcrhcaI from Republican cam
nAi2D headquarters @.NIs only tn
ulmos Of the Train Fund Committee
~ above. but besides them there is au
II ,I It4far,1r 4n,,4,ft{N, 81, a',., rrn ,,f ttfa
feature If the Hughes campaign.
Others r. en- the Junket.
ON this committee arroar. i'll a1di
lion TO the foregoing memhcrs. the fol
.nWIng:
; Mrs. i. II. St~ote~hury. whose lus
and is 4 Philadelphia PARTNER Of j, 7
Morgan < CO.; Mrs. II. o, Iiavcmcycr.
Wife ot The Sugar Trust anl Standard
Ill ma@hatc: Mrs. l'huehc Hearst
/ GUthor Of William Randolph Hearst,
! vito of Mi,'ioaS IN America cliuS.'
] aHI Mexican plantations. Mrs. @ II r
! nrIlnont. who las undertaken H. raise
! aalt q nliIlion dollars to defeat lresi-
! ,rnt Wilson; &irs. John Hays liam.
: launA. Mo of the multi millionaire
/ atHsn@ nam, MIS-. Mary nrcter, Now
! IorN society lea lcr, of Il Weal(hv Ger
] man family with strong anlinathy to
] tuesilcut Wilson.
/ \ laatin& attorney Of roo2t"}sa. Ida.
: Nl.tsn- to The Democratic National
J t'omlitDee, s".a;
Il read with deep interest If tho prep
| aratjoN~ ,t Tire SIX Stacking, Poodle
/ }ro4 l'oniuiuc Brigade thai Is soon