DEMOCRATIC CLUB FOR GRIM
| Spirited Debate Ends With Indorsing
Regular State Ticket.
, 1910. | After an animated debate at a tember lithto October ldth, inclusive, at reduced tion. this remedy, results in |
Bellefonte, Pa., September 23, 1910 tare od Eine of Dem- | / Consult est ticket agent, or Jas, P. | the perfect healing of the a :
a Tee ~ | ocratic club, of Philadelphia, on Wed- | Anderson. D. P. A., Pittsburgh, Pa. 55362: . fect the delicate Jrgans, It imparts to |
Grim and Greevy | nesday evening, Sept. 14, the following a | thers igus and Cy i Jakes mother- |
t Pittsburg; ‘solution, oflercd by Erb 419 acres of British Isles, but it has also | smmm— |
a € erer, and seconded by John Cedwala-| 419 of Isles, t also |
added 30,752. The land gained, however,
oa Si Important to Mothers.
Here and there will be found a Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA,
Who nt reve: porn, troubleo oy he tore | 8 safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
nine her nd see that it
' der, Jr., was finally adopted: :
! “Resolved, That the Democratic club
! hereby indorses the Democratic state
| ticket, headed by the Hon. Webster
{ Grim, the nominee for the office of
Democratic Candidates Receive Tremen-
dous Ovation—Gospel of True Democ-
racy.
Yeagers Shoe Store
Never in the history of the Demoe- 80vernor of Pennsylvania, and pledges , healthy life, and | po me
racy has there been such a turn out its hearty support to the candidates, | brings healthy into the world Signatare of
of voters at a Democratic rally in the, Whose private character and public | with hardly a Every such .
pang. woman
what woman's health ought to be | In Tse For 30 Years.
y of | proves
Western ed of Pennsylvania -as. as. | Jocords estitle them fo the support and what it can be. If many women suf- The Kind You Have Always Bought,
sembled on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at all good citizens.”
Kennywood Park, a beautiful pleasure Among the advocates of the resolu-
resort, delightfully situated on a high A tion were ex-Magistrate William Eisen.
eminence overlooking the many in. brown, who paid a warm tribute to
dustrial establishments along the Mo- Senator Grim. Thomas F. Nelson, of
nongahela river, near Pittsburg. The the Thirty-second ward, declared that
day was an ideal one, being just cool | it Was a good time for Democrats to
enough for the candidates to | get together and stick together. Simi-
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through the ordeal of hand shaking | lo arguments were advanced by W. J.
fer it is because many women neglect the
WALDORF
$3.00 Shoes
Groceries.
without any danger of perspiring.
The principal attraction aside from
the speech-making by the Democratic
Underwood, of Alabama, was a mam-
moth ox-roast, an old-fashioned barbe-
cue. The invitations to the feed were
extended throughout Allegheny and
neighboring counties, and by 10 o'clock
in the morning tae park was well
filled with hungry as wei! ag eothusi-
, @stic Democrats and their friends, who
came to hear the gospel of a free and
unterrified Democracy and to eat beef
that was not made under the stamp of
the beet trust.
Senator Grim took “Conservation”
for the text of his speech, and de-
nominees and Congressman Oscar W.
aounced the reckless extravagance |
with which the natural resources of |
the state have been wissipated under
the mismanagement of machine poli-
ticians. He sag, in part:
“Your petty graiters in Pittsburg,
some of wnom recently have been
convicted, had high exampies berore
them, especially in Fa.iaaeipaia and
Harrisburg. It 1s but a lew years ago
that a distinguisued citizen of your
own city, Lies goveru.. or Pennsyl
vania, acco.u...3 to re,ort, sat in his
own chamber ac midniga. tc accommo-
date under cue forms oi law, certain
jeople in geiing away win valuable
ranchi:es.
“i. Is but a few years ago that a
distinguished citizen or
offer to pay that city two and a
halt million dollars for a railway fran.
chise for which the people atterward
never received one dollar. The build
ing of the state capitol ac Harrisburg,
in which nea.ly $35,000,000 was stolen,
is s=till fresh in our memory. The de
velopment in the flitration suits in
Philadelphia four years ago revealed
a system of contracting unparalleled.
The method ot contraciing at Riters
ville smells of the same odor. Tue peo
ple of Philadelphia rose up in their
might and swept the poiitical machine
tha: was respousible for it {rom its
power.
“My friends, if you want to retain
into sour full possession this great
nation of ours, with its boundiess nat
ural resources and transmit it after
your death unimpaired to your chil
dren as a priceless hentage, if you
want to maintain as the eguard of
your liberties and those of posterity
equal rights for all and special! privi
leges for none, I bezeech of you that
You pay more attenticn to the char
acter of the men you choose for your
officers. Tho place to right it is at the Aldrich-Brayton gang play for the
the polis. You should conserve not,
only the natural resources which a
kind creator has bestowed upon us
with such a lavish hand, but
should preserve our political mo
and equality as well. Then and then
only will the future of our nation be
secure.”
Thomas H. Greevy, of Altoona, can
didate for lieutenant governor, spoke | bounds of possibility.
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trayal of party promises as evidenced ties of citizenship,
on the tariff and the Republican be
Phuadelphia |
a Such a reversal of political conditions
| cans—a thing which until Monday nc
{ Campbell, Max Loeb, Roland S. Mor
| ris, B. Gordon Bromley and Major
| Moses Veale. i
Henry Budd made a spirited address :
| in behalf of the Keystone party, de |
nouncing the methods that had culm.
| nated in the Allentown convention,
| and among others who declared them: !
| selves for Berry were Mickle C. Paul |
| and Ryerson W. Jennings. But the
Grim forces in the final vote outnum-
bered the Berry followers about two |
to one. A motion was also adopted
that a committee of three lawyers en- |
deavor in conjunction with the state
committee to test the legality of
avowed Republican candidates running
as Democrats, especially in the sena-
torial districts, and also to draft reme-
dial legislation to be introduced at the
next session to prevent the theft of
party nominations by their opponents.
“Local issues.”
[From the New York World.]
Republican explanations of the ap
palling party disaster in Maine make |
much of “local issues.”
The “Maine law’ has been a local
! issue for sixty years. The inquisitorial
| Sturgis act was equally a local issue
in 1908, when a Republican governor
was elected by 7653 plurality. State
extravagance was a local issue on
Monday, but so was it in 1908. In
none of these issues has there been
substantial change.
Yet such a ratio of Republican loss
and Democratic gain as Maine showed
in the vote for governor would wipe
out even President Taft's immense
popular plurality of 1,269,804 in 1908
and leave in its stead a Democratic
| plurality of 200,000.
| Maine lost half its Republican rep
, resentatives in congress. Such a loss |
| throughout the country would leave
, the party in the lower house with 113
members out of 398. '
Maine lost in Eugene Hale a Repub-'
| lican senator of ability, influence and
the prestige of successive re-election!
for thirty years. November will de '
: cide the fate of twenty-one other Re
publican senators. In what state ex-.
| cept oligarchic Rhode Island, where
|
as Monday's election portends would |
| lose even the senate to the Republi:
; legislature with loaded dice, have the
Republicans a better chance to retain
| their senator than they had in Maine?
man had dreamed was within the
Wherever men take seriously the du-
governmental ex:
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SEPTEMBER 27 TO 30, 1910.
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The Waldorf is the only shoe in the
world sold direct from maker to wear-
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the very good value in the Waldorf
$3.00 Shoes. They are made in all
kinds of leather—Goodyear welts and
oak tanned soles. Every pair guaran-
teed.
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LYON & CO.
He sald | yravagance which costs the country
| $3,567,685.66 every business day is a
“local Issue.” Wherever men work
dat gy pry r Bolitcal dis | for their daily bread the cost of living
every article of necessity used by the | heightened to fatten trusts and mo
People is taxed. Eve ng you eal! popolies, is a “local issue.” These is
i
ing you wear is taxed bj
and Syaryih Rg you list. however, we | Sues have been heard from in Maine.
find dried acorns, ashes, stuffed birds |
, fish skin, fossils
Done. no iy ice, joss sticks, ol¢| If any so-called Keystone Party
junk, leeches, sea weeds, orange peel | man, who was a Democrat, will point
mother of pearl, rags and bolonga sav | out a single state convention in the
sage. Immediately upon the signing history of the party, assembled in a
of this bill the Republicans issued @ year in which there was hope of Dem
t in which they de
i had i Mo the | ocratic success, that was without a
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fart:
FALL OPENING.
*“ “This increased cost of living is one
We have just received the largest line
of Coats and Coat Suits in the town.
All the new models Russian blouse
styles. Single and double breast-
ed Coat Suits; new backs and
belted coats; all the new col-
ors and the very latest
models, at prices that
4 beef, pork, bacon and han ' contest for the nomination for the : $
and tard 35 der Sent; Susur mel 3 hopeful office, we will agree to vote A Chemist A Teacher wi save Fopcy for
the reverse There is not a indivi yor) the Kosslone Mickel, groviled Be An Engineer A Lawyer very early buyer.
t wou es! ou >. : .
Sout or living has fincraased Zinte | he fails. No sharper fight was ever An Electrician A Physician Latest Designs in Long Coats
1a went into e . witnessed in any convention than that . . .
wonder that there is so much Sloss I a om voRlion YiaY nay A Scientific Farmer ~~ A Journalist —
in 1882 by the narrowest majority. Yet
Pattison was elected because none of
his competitors for the nomination im
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i TAKING EFFECT IN SEPT. 1900, the General Courses have been modi- new weaves. The largest assortment of black fabrics.
range for getting out the vote on elec agined that he was the anointed of ih a taach vs heel) ex jendvaly
tion day, but there ls none too much tc God. the only §00d man living, as the rans incladipg History the Engin. Gi Spanish, Tatia and Broadcloths and Serges and all the new cloths in black
arrange for getting voters registerec | absurd, if not insane, candidate of t! Creek Tagg 2 y adopted NT Of TO Dk Cy Th and colors.
and their taxes paid. These thing: Keystone Party appears to think of aa dtp the wants of those Education. Trimmings
essen rty success as Aimsell now. The courses in Chemistry Electrical, Mechanical and Engineering are : cies
a But ir id pa Bei tos | among the very best the States. Graduates have no. ditficuny in securing Allovers, gilt, white and all new colors; binding to
. positions. match.
und ‘when the registration is complete | Senator Nelson's Reward. YOUNG WOMEN are admitted to all courses on the same terms as Young Men.
Tile on Sotog out the vote, | ThE term of Senator Kaute Nelson, — Swede
vitles on . of Minnesota, does not expire until For specimen examination or for catalogue giving full information respecting weaters.
of " . and showing positions held address.
March 4, 1913. However, two vears are courses of suds. expenses, ok. DF Sad, Coat Sweaters for men, ladies, children and infants
: a comparatively brief interval, and in ali col
Voters in third class cities have tWc| Minnesota is sufficiently insurgent tc 551 in ors.
more opportunities to rezister for the| keep in mind Senator Nelson's frantic
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Revision of the tariff, one schedule
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Louisville Courier-Journal.
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“Remember the Maine,” used to be
a common expression and by the same
token it might be worth while to kee
in mind the result of the Maine elec
tion.
Candidates Grim and Berry had a
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Democrats must pay a poil tax in or Allegheny St. 47 12 Bellefonte, Pa.
der to participate in the glory of it.
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