The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-12-02
j. y. Page, The ROck-Ribbed
Republican Makes 1910 Pre-
dict on, Praises WOrthwhiles

estate salesman ana ulClC'tilNllS
business man formerly one OF
the states most up to date en-
balme IS, a strong and uncom-
promising Republican, who al
ways has been one, and dareS
any man to offer him bride,
believing as he does that he IS
serving h e righteous dlctums
of the will of his Heavenly
Fathe.,
Mr.. Page dropped by the Nc
Dowell Times office Wednesday
evening of this week tSr the
first time since he returned from
a cooperating trip to and thru
he East. He reports business
surprisingly satisfactory. He
particularly delights to refer to
slight incidents in the recent
electior where he had several
occasions to run up against Mug
Wump and superficial Demo-
ats at the polls in his precinct
where he was lucky enough to-
gether w t h his host of loyal
friends and staunch Republi-
ans to route both boot and
breaches a few New Deal Negro
office seeking Democrats.
M. Page, in his usual old Vir-
ginia way of routing and des-
troying cheap, little two by four
Democratic colored brothers,
| was exceedingly jubilant, like
:: all ttue-hearted Republicans
should b, looking most optimistic
ally toward the future (1940)
with every vestiage of the New
Deal, the WPA, the Dictatorial
Order of Democracy will be
swept fom every inch of the
Mother Earth.
Mr.. Editor of the Mcdowell
Times, you have always been
: regular, safe, and sound in your
Sc vice as an organ of the Re-
)ublican party don't you know
/ want to ask that you tell all of
he people that God of Heaven,
Who admires, favors, loves, and
] | promises to protect men like our
: beloved Squire Samuel Glider,
! whose word to the common, the
2 medium, or the best people on
Earth is as safe as the First
National Bank, and whose poll
] cies have always been urisus-
t picious, standing by the sound
3 principles of the Republicans
s like the lpck of Gibraltar.
i Atorieys Harry J. Capehart,
Leon P. Miller, Joseph Travis of
Welch and S. A. Calhoun of the
lefty of Keystone, who have done
/ something, have something, and
= who have never felt it theit duty
\ to sulk in their tents, are charac-
Y ters sufficient for any and all
e old-line, new time and over
+ ght made Democ pts out of Re-
I publicans should be ashamed of
r themselves.
+ Suppose we use the names of
e such men as McGinnis Hatfield,
former chairman of the Republi-
can Executive Committee and
i former ranking member of the
o house of delegates, now having
Y as his successor to the chairman
j ship of the Republican party in
a the person of the Homo pble
e Mayor of Welch. Ohm w. BlakeIy,
who was elected to succeed him
by one of the most remarkable
I maJorlties evea piled up in the
e countyseat, especially since the
e Deocrats have been champing
' at the bit-think of it Mr. Edit
V Or, who believes, stops a minute
t to think that though a Roose-
Q welt swing ran through this
s county and state like a sto nm
that any such thing could ever
be REPEATED?
Just thinking over political
? conditions and the many chang
es that have come about since
we old timers used to walk
Straigt to the polls, without in
.imidat;on, without price. eithc,
; by liquids dimes, promises Of
, offices whether for money or not
! and now behold the fact t hat
men vote thes days fro what
r they receive at your hands now
But it is pleasure for me to
OVERWHELMINGLY believe the Re-
publican party is going to return
to powc and thank the good
Lord for the names of the orr
ginal men who h aN ALWAYS
stoo up like beacon stars for
their principles and rot for
filthy lucre.