TEN REPUBLICAN
CONVENTIONS
HELD IN CHICAGO
Philadelphia Has Had Event
3 Times Since 1856 When
Freemont Was Nominated
l.iiis ami Cincinnati fir
ST. LOUIS HONORED ONCE
Minneapolis, Cincinnati and
Baltimore Scene of For
, mer Meets .
ClTlCAGO. tfifhe V. the Republi
can natfonal convention meeting
her today is the tenfl: to be held in
t Chicago. i
Philadelphia has had the event
i three times and Baltimore. Minneao- and C.W
oils, si
ittruu.kUm iiniLt- ihU list- I
Philadelphia. IXf.tJ. John C. Fr
tnom junl V. I.. lUyinn.
Cniiago. iM.ti. Abraham Un.
and iianntbai Hamlin.
rtalttm iSCt. Abraham IJnro.n
and Andrew Johnson.
Chi.-arro. Flysses S. Grant
and Sohuyler Colfav.
I'miaUHphfa, 172. rivsses
("rant nnd Henrr Wilson.
J Cincinnati." 1K7. KntherfordlL li
Hayes and W. A. 'Wheeler.
I nicasn, 10. Jams A.
and C. A. Arthur.
Chicago.. 1SS4. James G. Wain
and John A. IORan. ,
Chicaeo. 188. Benjamin I!aii
son and Lvl P. Morton.
rjjneapolis, 1 S2, Benjamin Hat
rrooa and Whitelaw Reid.
St. jfjotds. 16. Wiiliam McKin
leyY &nd i. A. t Hobirtr ,
Philadelphia.? ISOO. William Mc
Kinler'and Theodore Rtfosevelt.
Chicago. 1S04. Theodore Roose
velt and C. W. Fairbanks. "
Chicago. 1908 Y.
S. Sherman.
Chcag.-lM.WH.raft nd J.
S. Sherman. i
. i
Chicago. 1916. Charle E. Witches
Fairbanks.
: SENATORHARDING
! NEWSPAPER MAN
IN PRIVATE LIFE
HI1AT I'll 1 It TI'H MK. J
(HHAUU.J 1 i Fh9
i Ti 1 . at
s rresiaenuai nominee Mas
j opent entire Existence in
I Ohio Business Man
Oarfioid i .
ACTIVE IN POLITICS
, n Ijinr he cut tjrn.. tl aboiLtri
painted narns'and at Wt another.
jroadfed of a new mMwjt. a- i:and lri.sJrIUna tium the h-sl
I he taiiKht m iliAiiti t. etuMtl m n d j r(urtpj to the ..lir i.Ij
1 pue horn ittftn- vir,.ii bratstThe Uavtmnni i eiuperst re for the
and. Ida, lite third of tin- hjt wave. wa
At odd time h" 'w.rt v in 1 , high mark for the- year. Thre
illuitv piintiiix oft ice. ,r tin t- , of the pro.lratiun -ctffed at tu-
umittic an 'Xri tye?ter ami lat-' tolieum hen thf ItepuUlttaa roo-f-r
a Hneotyi operator. He m n Kent ion a in -ion.
prariirl prrmin init Job nr'n-f 1 1 1
r. unu a a make v man
Haid to haw lew eiaal. Th- li
IT Hr.W
g At QUCKLY : . V I
APQJEDUNGl
-ry-rr
DE PUN CABLE ABJOtUlTLY
FOR HEADACHES
.Ta(t and J.
Two Terms State Senator
One as Lieutenant Governor
Many Business Interests
Warren 1. Hardin has aliv
been a resident of Ohio, which state
he has represented as Cnlted Stt
senator since 1914. In private busi
ness life he is publisher -f the Mar
lon. Ohio. Star.
He was born on a farm. n-ar the
villige of Itloorhin Gro,. !orro
county. Ohio. November 1. IS. te
eldest of einht children. 11 is father
ueorge T. Hardinz. as a country
doctor. whoe fortbears ranie from
Scotland, ftefore .iji: to tluo the
Harding were re:d.n of I'enn-
sylvania. where som- .if Ihfm ei--
massacred .by the ln.liats. Other
fought in the revnln'toi as v.r
The mother of Warren. Mrs. Phoebe
Oirkerson. was deeondel from an
old-time Dutch family. -he Vji
Kirlcs.
In his youth Wari rn ilar.linc
lived the life of a farm-r 1. at
tending the village srh h. nn-il 11
years of are. when he nter:! the
Ohio Central college of lteria. itmi
which he was graduated. As e.l:tor
of the college paper he firm dis
played a talent for journalism. II
was obliged to stop scuool now and
then and earn the money mith v b'.ch
to pursue his college course. At
1
' Service that is all that the owner desires in
promptness, dependable workmanship, parts supply
and charges.
Your starting, lighting, ignition system will give
you the minimum trouble (if any) if its vagaries and
trouble developments are corrected by us.
No experimenting, no guesswork
R- D. Barton.
f 171 South Commercial Street
piece he ha rrried at a sector
the nli! printer's rl he I'M-ti h n
he lirint type.
In 1n4 lr. HanllRR m.ivt-d hi
amll to Marios. A kMrt time rf
trratd tl tather parrhaMd for
Warren Hmrriin The Star, then a
small paper.
Ou the paier Warren ilarL-g per
formed ex try fanetroa froiu eU to
manaKing eliior. la all the ear
the senator has owaeU it there baa
neer h--n a strike or a threatened
one.
Senator llardirg is closely ldenl
fil ith many other large balnes
enterprise tn Mai ion and other pwrt
of the state. II is director of a
bank and several large manafadar
ing; plants and ia a traatee of IU
Trinity llapttst church.
Mr. Harding has tW-e repreeit
ed the 1 2th senatorial district of
Ohio in the state legislature and
served one term as tieu'tnitnt i;ovr
not. At the 1914 election Hardin?
i eltnted I'nited Stat.s .ei.atot
by a majority of more than
. runninx TS.eoo a head of tfce
next highest ou the tirket. In the
enate be is a member ol the com
mittee on fort-inn relations. Senror
Harding martied Mix Florence
KluiR in 11.
WHY CHANGE
YOUR WIFE?
COAST LEAGUE
TRY THIS-
FOR RUPTURE
New laveatf Sral a Oaya Trial
Simply vend me your name and I will
end you my new copyrighted runture
tMKk and measurement blank. When
ynu return the blank I will aend rati
mv new invention for ruDture. When It
arrives put it on and wear ft. I'ut it to
every test you can think nr. The harder
the test the better voj will like It. You
will woritter how you ever arot alunr
with the old style rruel spring trusses
or belts with leg; straps or torture.
Your own cood. common sense and
your own doctor will tell you It is the
only way in whicn you ran ever esperi
a eure
At Salt like Cny It. II. K.
San Francico 4 13 1
Salt IJike ;
Couch and Velle; Thurston and
Hyler.
At San Francisco IL II. K.
i'ortland I 2
Oakland 4 1 2 4
Sutherland and ltaki; Winn.
Weaver. Ktanse al ilMe.
At !o Anaele- -
First wme- R II. :
Vernon 3 " '
Schorr. Oary and Adam. Bald
win: llonrk. .rnalln oI and le-
Vormer.
Second game:
Seattle
Vernon
Selbold and Raid win:
Alcock.
R.
. o
II.
F..
n
Piercy and
At Sacramento R. II. E.
l-on Angel.-. 11 14 1
After wearina it 3 days if it Is I Sacramento 4 12 .2
not entirely satisfactory in every way
if it is not easy and comfortable if
you eannot actually see your ruptur
settinir better. and if not convinced
that a cure is merely a question of
time. Juat return it and you are out i
not tl nr. Any ropture appliance sent
on 3 days' trial without espense to
you Is worth a trial. Tell your rup
tured friends of this. KAKTHOL.T CO.
1(7? Koch Bid, Kansas City. Mo.
Thomas and Hastier; Penner and
Cady.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I
At St. 1-ouis R. H. K.
Boston 4 11 2
SU louts 22
Pones. Carr. Frtnn and FchaTrr:
Sot boron and Severeid.
At Detroit
R. II. K.
XlrjtiiE Brothers
4DDDR5EDAN
4
i
N Dodge Ilrothers four-tloor swlan, and tlirec-pas-
senger couie, every attention has Wen given to
details that enhanee the pleasure of motoring.
The Sedan, with' its rieh tiph.Kteryf easy arrange,
tnent Tor raising and lowering windows, ami the
foiir dfors that ierrait passengers to get in and nut
with perfex-t freedom, meets every renirenient .f
the most fastidious admirer of high-grade motor ears.
The interior appointments of the eoupe are similar.
: lis roominess and skillful eating arrangement e.n-
n lle three persons to ride in eae and comfort.
H. F. BONESTEELE
I Marion and Polk County Distributor
Ferry and 'Commercial. Streets
Philadelphia .a 2
Detroit 4
Naylor and Terkins; Daua and
Alnsmitb.
At Cleveland R. II. F.
New York
Cleveland 6 10
Qainn and Hannah; CaiCwell and
0NeUI.
At Chicago R. H. F..
Washington .. , hi-
Chieaao . II
Wilkinaon. Kerr and Sehalk:
I Johnson and Picinlc h.
RATIONAL LEAGUE
At Boston R. II. K.
thieae-o ft 12
Host on : ? I
Alexander and O Farre'i rQuil-
lan. Oesrhger and O'Neill.
Pittsburg .. , l-l,
Philadelphia ..412 3
Carlson ami vchaiitt; Rue;- fmltnl
and What. Tragesser.
At ew vork R. II. K.
St. Ixnls i 1 -s
N.w York '- w
Haines and Clemen; Kento.
iViuKlas and Smith.
At Ilrooklyn R. K. F.
Cincinnati . .4 I
Brooklyn 3
I.noae and Wlngo; VJamaux.
Smith and Miller. Klhott.
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426 State Street
B.etYv Picker
F
aed CaniDers
THE LARGEST STORE
of its kind in Marion and Polk conn It offers yon unlimited oppor
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prices, special rates on all froceries and dryfoods. Upa receipt
of orders they will be delhrered to yoa free of durfe. We adrise
you to set to tether, send your list early in the day to insure you of
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Just Phone
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186-194 North Commercial Street
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