The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-07-28

tion L. his Republican friends. plans 10
slip over "a Gotham from here ami take
an the affair.
Great expectations are entertained
about tisShes speech oi ac,rptanc,-. and
there isn't a doubt but what they will l-.
realized. Thus confidence is based ON a
very fresh recollsction of the Hughes
Telegram Ia the national convention a.
cepting the Nomination. Aside from
any partisan cond-r alton that document
10 rated AZ a great political CLASSIC. and
from the Republican standpoint It 10 All
instrument which inspired the party ith
AN unlimited confidence an ,t- ability To-
iethrone the Demos rats from national
power and thrilled th. rank AMI Tile with
"A genuine enthusiasm Tor. ami conn
dence an, the nominee The aggressive.
bIsiness like NAY ni Hughes in taking
hold of affairs Ia get the party -hass,d u,,
u the great work 81 tie can.paisn has
nut added Ia las growing strength wltpin
the party and dihused throughout Il "A
general i,-lIng oi optimism.
Hughes aud Fairbanks. not only q"
Republicans hut to many others of othr,
parties or "f no party. are lo"kei upon
49, almost certain Ia win out Hughes
s't7Sh oi arc-ptance n expected To- lay
the ioundsti"n fDr las own election. aud
n the plaI. ter his rampaiyn. ~ h,r
opening speech at Young town, ONO. IA
l"i> Land the foundation ior 1s,its rle,
tion and supplied the text upon which
that suc'~-siul campaign ~ss 1lourhl sy
the GRAND Old Party.
COOPER PUTTIN,s III FENCES.
Will, the House In marking time"
waiting Un thr senate Ia catch ut,. niost
of the members ARE out ~ the city. hn.
not too tar away to reach l,.re when ia v
ARE teleg' aI'lird Tor. lSy agreement tl,e
House NEE u only every thIrd day and no
vote will lie taken until the "wh.,.-"
have time o. call ia tie ai,--nts-e- Con
Gresham Edward CooIsr. the hard
working, aide. aggressive AMI popular
from ti,r ruth district ~
taking adNantal Az oi tins condition L. w II \
at his home in Bran~rli aud from there
To travel over hi. district liking mp ht-
ience-, making them horse higi.. hull
strong and pig Tight
Prom all REPORTS from his district Mr.
Cooper hash much fsncs. fixing L. do
lie - nnnes-urely stronger With the
"A.
when lac MAS n candidate two years Ayo.
ipr the very gOoi reason that since then
ie has lern tined on the cOngrrss ional
jOb and found not wanting. Wet NIr-
GINA never hal harder worker VA the
honse than Mr.. Coop-r. nor one Who
took his job more seriously and more
con-ris ntlously. Tie - always interested
ia the House PrSes ding- whrtl1rr they |
Affect his own district or not.
AMI frequently an active participant
Tie has made three -pesclI,s during
thI-. ms first. -s---ion, winch command i
Ell attention and elected compliments
It rs - quite a r,-ori ior first urnler.
b II Il proves tine interest which lac shows
In what - going on.
Edward Cooper b. one 81 tl,e interest
INK figures IA West Virginia politics aud
men Of prominence In the state are keep
INK " atchiul eye on hi- career. ltcxuse
they have -nezking feeling that I've H. a
conner ~ the politics of the romnon-
wealth. They -nsI-ect that he hs- l,I-t
entered upon public career that ~ ~ ,
ing {" reach out a gOOd way into The IN
tire and embrace other hOnOrs, aud
prove Of great utility and vsIp- H. tie
public weiisrs. Cooper has youth,
world Of eneagy, collegiate ,-iucatian.
great wealth, praetIcai Idra- high id,.al-
aud sturdy Independence ~bnh st
hun ont IN class by himself The I,ol-
IticIan- have nOtlcs-i. to-. that he - not
pushing himself. Int dong las work we'll
and hiding hI- time.
COON WANTED Man 90 woman.
Must have god references s.Dod quar-
ters anil hlgiis-st wagss Adsirer- or AZ