The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-02-18
GOVERNOR
HATFIELD


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want 70 know who they are" He stated
thae ~ colored women of Mcdowell
counq he'd slwsys been bis friends and
IN d1)Sbcs a bis administration he would
sppsait 20 them. There vas . great dem
onstrtsion among the wsmen.
In HE speech the Governor struck out
seraiehs from the shoulder and hit hard
and esosed the gre>test demonstration
ever witnessed ct . meeting in this coun-
49, Mr.. Hite We again introduced by
the Chisf Executive and made an efiec-
sive plea in behalf OF his candidacy.
GARY MEETING.
A special train ran from Northfork 1t
O'Clock p IN. and picked up psssenger-
oil along the way for Gary. AT Kimball
about $50 people boarded. othes got on
st WEIGH and Pullman car Wa attach
ID In which were Gen. Edward O'Toole,
general manager OF the United States
Coal and Coke CON- any, some high
railroad and coal company officials. Thi.
train carried nearly 500 people to Gary.
The skating rink which seats more than
'uO people We crowded when the visitors
arrived, oil who could crowd in the isle.
did % and many could not get inside At
al. Col. OToole called the meeting t.
order and presided. In . very witty
speech he introduced Governor Hatfield
- the orator Of the occasion. The speak
er paid tribute 70 Gen. O'Toole ~ an
able. progressive, public spirited citizen.
Who brings hines 70 pas. He stated
thas be and Gen. O'Toole had differed
In the pest and had fought on opposite
s'dss but he had always been q great adj
mirer OF the busines. ability o. the Gen
eral and OF his interest in his employe~
lie referred 70 the unbeaten record in
Ne United States Coal and Coke Co.,
where only one man was killed to every
i,0o,OOO tons OF coal mined while on
toe Ekhorn one man was killed for everv
10000 tons OF coal mined. the same
grade OF coal and same tops in each ield
he then spoke Of the life Of Lincoln.
me administration and urged support for
Judge Robinson.
0snsral OToole then introduced Mr..
hise who made an excellent imprs~.ion
and receivsd an ovation.
Ths Chairman sext introduced Prof
w. w. Sanden, state super visor of col
ored schools. The able and brilliant
proeeDor made IN able sddres- in which
b told Why Negroes and white mem Alike
should support the administration of
esovssnor Hatfield, reviewed what the
administration bad accomplished for the
sdncasaoo and general advancement of
she rnce. He said that Judge Robioson
would NOT depart from the advanced
ground taken By the present Governor.
1Le speech was interesting, instructive.
able and eloquent. Other speeches verr
ds',vsred BY Atty. J. NJ. Crockett and
Judge Countz Of WEIGH.
ten. OToole asked that everr man
present red the sddress TO the Repub-
icsn voeeD adopted 1T the Hatfield
Robinson club meeting At Northfork in
We morning and he said. III you men
csnnne read it get your wives or children
70 rsed Is for you. and if they cannot re al
" come 70 my Office and will read il for
yoo' because is 10 great paper and
snouid be sent out - . campaign docu-
msoS All three meetings were srea,
and aroused much enthusiasm.
Music wss furn,shed at KimbaIl by the
representations. Lsndyraf and wiIco~
rrosrsss'vs bands; the last named band
went 70 Gasy on the special train and
renusred excellent music there. The
spcc'ai returned At IL O'Clock, the Gov
eFnor and h's party getting of At WEIGH