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BRYAN CITES
OLDflELD EXAMPLI
As Endorsement of Administra
trat ion’s Alaskan Policy As
Well As His Own Record.
Congressman Oldfield, fron
the Second Arkansas district
has been nominated by an over
whelming majority. This is nol
surprising as Mr. Oldfield is om
of the aggressive, influentia
young democrats of the house
His success is gratifying to his
friends but there is a much deep
er significance attached to his
sweeping majority. The contest
in one sense was a trial of the
popularity of the national dem
ocratic administration. The
acute issue of the campaign was
the wisdom of the president in
urging the passage of legislation
providing for the construction
of a railway in Alaska. Con
gressman Oldfield stood loyally
by the president in his Alaska
policy, and voted for the Alaskan
bill, as h d has stood by the pres
ident with unshaken fidelity
through his entire program of
progressive and patriotic re
form. His opponent assailec
his Alaskan vote and attempt
ed to use it to defeat the con
gressman.
Mr. Oldfield stood squarely up
on the democratic platform adop
ted at Baltimore, as evidencec
by the following language: “Jm
mediate action should be taker
by congress to make available
coal deposits of Alaska unde)
conditions that will be a per
fect guaranty against their fall
ing into the hands of monopol
izing corporations, associations
or interests.” This plank of na
tional platform was approved by
President Wilson in his message
of December last as the follow
ing quotation will demonstrate:
“A duty faces us with regard to
Alaska which seems to me very
pressing and very imperative:
perhaps I should say a double
duty, for it concerns both the
political and a material develop
ment of the territory, and A
laska as a store house should be
unlocked. One key to it is a
system of railways. These the
government should itself build
and administer and the ports
and terminals it should itself
control in the interest of all whc
wish to use them for its service
and the development of the
country and its people.” The
policy also had the hearty ap
proval of the secretary of the in
terior who is peculiarly charged
with the development and des
tiny of the splendid Alaskan re
gion. In his letter to Senator
Pitmann, Secretary Lane said:
“My opinion is requested as to
senate bills 48 and 133- These
measures, in a word, provide
for the construction by the na
tional government of a railway
system in the territory of Alas
ka, I favor the adoption of this
policy. I believe it to be that
under which Alaska will develop
most safely and speedily and un
der wrhich the resources of that
territory will most certainly be
come available to the people.”
The people of this typical con
gressional district gave unmis
takable proof of their confidence
in the wisdom and ability oi
their representative as well as
in the wisdom, statesmanship
and patriotism of the president.
We cite this contest and its re
sult as an illustration of the dis
criminating judgment of the
people and as an assurance to
other public servants that their
devotion to duty, that their sup
port of the progressive meas
ures, that their fidelity to the
national administration will be
approved and awarded by an en
lightened and patriotic constitu
ency. W. J. BRYAN.
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Concerning Greenbacks.
Forty-five per cent, of the green'
backs of this oountry are of one, two
and five dollar denomination.
NEWPORT'S REPLY.
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| Newport Accepts The Evidence
and Many Readers Will
.! Profit By It.
Which is the more weighty
| proof—a few* wmrds from a New
port resident, whom we know'
| arsd respect, or volumes from
. strangers in distant towns?
There can be only one reply.
W. L. Hall, farmer, R. F. D
No. 2, Box 97, Newport, Ark.,
says:
“I have never lost an opportu
nity during the past six years
to praise Doan’s Kidney Pills,
for what they have done for me,
as well as others of my family.
They have made such complete
cures of kidney trouble that it
has not been necessary for us to
take them or any other kidney
medicine during the past few
years. One of the family took
Doan’s Kidney Pills, procured at
Dutton’s Drug Store, (now wralk
er’s Pharmacy), for trouble with
the kidney secretions, together
with a weak and painful back.
They cured her and later I used i
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cured.”
Price, 50c, at all dealers. Don’t
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—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
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Milburn Co., Proprietors, Buf
: falo, New York. (Adv.)
Considers Situation Serious.
Special to Independent.
Little Rock, April 25.— State
Labor Commissioner Clary re
turned Friday from Fort Smith
where he went to institute a
probe into the coal mining
troubles. At the instance of alL
parties concerned, the hearing
was postponed until next Wed
nesday, when Mr. Clary propos
es to take it up and investigate
all the causes leading up to the
controversy. He considers the
situation serious.
Mr. Clary subpoenaed Frank
lin Bache, president of the
Bache-Derman Coal Company,
and P. R. Stewart, president of
the Mine Workers Union for the
miners, and McDonough & Read
for the operators.
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Special to Independent.
Little Rock, April 25. —Louis
Josephs, renominated for Repre
sentative of Miller county, is in
the city and announces that he
is meeting with much encour
agement in his race for the
Speakership.
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