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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-12
WHEN ELKs WERE MADE.

Elkdom was born at time when our
country was emerging from an inter-
necine war; when the thunder OF It's
contending armies was re-echoing Ina
the heavens above us, when citizen was
arrayed against citizen and brother
against brother at time when our
fair land was still dark with the smoke
from ruined cities and desolated fields,
al time when hearts were almost rent
In twain, when feelings of bitterness
usurped the citadels OF love Ii was
sent TO our people almost as a messen-
ger Of divine peace to sooth and TO So
lace, 10 heal and TO comfort to reunite
the broken ties, the broken hopes.
II Is said that about generation af-
ter the war Of the Roses In England.
on one OF the battlehelds where the
wearers OF the rival roses fought and
fell. that thousands Of the red rose and
the white rose grew and blossomed.
so In this country we have seen
after the lapse Of few years
the sons OF the blue and the gray stand
ing side BY side beneath a common
flag, lighting for a common country
and common cause One OF the pow
erful factors IA bringing about this
contamination devoutly 10 be wished Is
this sgcat order that has upon its ros-
ter the sons O; both the blue and the
srny who, meeting annually In these
sreat reunions. arr drawn closer and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-12
WHERE THE BENEFIT IS.
SCENE REVIEWED.

And what scene confronts mel What
O magnificent tabernacle, In vain Will
you search for It's counterpart Peer
ltss In lis simplicity, majestic withal
IN its massive, yet clearly defined ori-
lines The eye follows its graceful
curves rising into one perfect
whole and maryels that mans ingenuity
could have fashioned Il out of natures
simple gifts. The trinity Of buildings
standing within this enclosure repre-
sents the devotion OF canse that
brought the builders over a thousand
weary miles to little peaceful Isolated
valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-12
BROADER THOUGHT.
Salt Lake City,

There Is among all the forces Of civil
cation an interdependence and close
relationship. An analysis Of progress
reveals broadening In all human
thought, The defgltlon OF freedom IL
being enlarged IN scope and comprehen-
sion as the years go BY The emancl-
pated seem anxious to atone for the
bigotry Of former times. On every side
may De seen the manifestation Of
higher life, broader thought a more
humane conception OF the relations Of
man 10 man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-12

Elkdom should commend Itself to the
judgment of all honest minds. II pos
sesses many possibilities for good, 1t
Is a many-sided order. While frater-
nal In character. It differs from all fra
ternal organizations. II has no proto-
type.
may be pardoned in ADDRESSING this
mixed audience for speaking OF those
salient characteristics which illustrate
its position among the forces OF civili-
cation, and more especially In our own
country. II IL an American order.
Born beneath the stars and Stripes ~
our own republic. In every instinct it
IL American. It's paramount principles
are symbolcal Of our people. Consider
them for a moment.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

In view of the action of General Hen
derson in deciding to retire from Con-
gress and the rumor in some quarters that
| this action was caused by the favorable
| manner in which the administration
| looked upon the free-trade idea as cure
| for the Trust evils. the remarks of Presi-
| dent Roosevelt OH the Trust question at
| Cincinnati are of more than usual inter-
| est He comes out in unequivocal terms
against general tariff revision and also
against the proposition that as a rule the
removal of the tariff from trust made
goods will alleviate the ills. Among
other things he says:
1.-The necessary supervision and con
troll in which L firmly believe as the onlv
method of eliminating the real evils of
the trust must come through wisely and
cautiously framed legislation which shall
aim, IN the first place, to give definite
control to some sovereign over the great
corporations, and which shall be followed.
when once this power has been conferred.
by system giving to the government
the 1uIl knowledge which is the essential
Tor satisfactory action. Then when this
knowledge, one of the essential features
OF which is proper publicity, has been
gained, what further steps of any kind
are necessary can be taken with the con-
hdenee born of the possession of power
to deal with the subject, and a thorouoh
knowledge of what ought and can be
zone In the matter. We need additional
power and we need knowledge. Ourcon-
stllutlon was formed when the economic
conditions were different that each
state could be wisely left to handle the
corporations within its limits as it saw
fit.
Nowadays all the numerous corpo-
ratlons which am considering do what
Is really an interstate business, and as
the states have proceeded on very differ
ent lines in regulating them thew are
often organized in state in which they
do little or no business and do an enor
NOUS business in other states, to the spirit
OF whose laws they may be openly an
tagonistic. 1t might be better if all the
states could agree to work along the same
lines in dealing with these corporations.
put see not the slightest prospect of
sucn agreement. Therefore. personally
feel that ultimately the nation will have
TO assume the responsibility of regulating
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

our great state, he is being told by seek
ers after Office that things are in an aw-
| full plight in Kansas; that there must be q
change. This kind of talk should ONLY
| recall to the voter that a few years ago
there was change: men were put in
power VINO made quite as many promises
as the men who want in now. 1t should
recall to the mind of the voter the result
OF "a change" in Kansas, a change which
made the state mark for the gibes and
derision of the whole country Today
Kansas has an enviable standing in the
union People fiocking here for
homes. Times are good, land is salable.
and it is an honor to register from Kan
sas-' The man who is loyal to his fam
lily, his home and his state should be too
strong to be Influenced by those who
seek to play upon his prejudices- Kan
sas is on top. She is in good repute ev-
erywhere and she doesn't need ga
change" Ford county has been not
only keeping up with the procession. but
has been passing some of the other coun-
ties Nothing will speak better of the
wisdom and business judgement of this
county than good Republican majority
at this fall's election. All the prestige
TO be obtained by the political complex
ion OF a county will be gained to Ford
county if the news goes out that it went
Republican The matter is well
worth the careful consideration of every
one who is in any way interested in
Ford county. There is much to be
gained by the election of the Repub-
iican ticket in its entirety. All
that can be lost through politics
would be lost by it's defeat. The
election is still ahead. There Is time to
think things over calmly and avoid mis-
takes. Without being biased nv
prejudice from within or influence with
out, the voter should decide to vote
for the interest of himself his family
and his county, state and nation
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
House Concurrent Resolution No. 81

fof TN .he So mission of a proposition to amen d
the constitution of the state OF Kansas
BE 1t resolved by the Legislature of the State
eiected to each house thereof concurrin1
SECIION l. The following proposition to
amend the constitution of the state of Kan
SSS IS hereby submitted the ouaIified
eiectors OF the state for their approval or. re- :
5ecement; That section article , he
amended co read as follows: Sec g. Tie
nSlIioeTs OF the legislature shall receive as
compensation for their services the SIM Of
nVe hundred dollars for a regular session
ana hVe dollars per day for any special Sos >
SION ana three cents for each mile travelled
oy me uSuai route in going to and returninn
rom the place OF meeting but such coInDen9
saxon shali not in the aggregate exceed the
sum OF one hundred and fifty dollars for am
special session. III any
SEC 2 This proposition shall be suhnoit
IGo 70 the electors of this state at the srener
az election OF representative to the Ie1isIa
Iure IN the year A. D. 1902 for their aDpToVal
OF reJection The amendment heref,Y 11r0
PaU Go3 Shali pc designated the official
Inent 60 the constitution relating to the con-
penSatlOn of members of the 1eoisIatnre -,
ana snail be voted for against as Droyidet,
by law under such title - - 'Aoco
SEC. d RMS resolution shall take effect o,9
t De IN Iorce from and after its publication In,
the statute book. AA'ioh III
Approved February % 1901
hereby certify that the forepotno ;s , 49,
resolution now on file in my Once ana tI'ot
me same took effect by publication in tJ1e
s1atute-book May 1, 1901. " INC
fen, gro. A CLARK
t-i Secretary of State.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
ELECTION IS AHEAD.

Every voter in this country is. above
all, proud OF the fact that he is a part of
the greatest government and greatest
country In the world. II is gratifying to
the citizen of the United States that this
country is not only foremost among the
great nations, but that it is becoming re-
cognized AND admitted as such by the ma
tIons OF the world. Nearly all of the
time during the building up of this great
and destruction have been shouted aloud
oy speakers in every campaign. Some
voters may have believed in the SINGER
1ty OF speakers who declared that ever
tasting ruin TO the nation would follow
the election of William Mckinley. When
time had shown the greatest stride ahead
that the country had ever seen in SO short
a time, those voters found that they had
oeen deceived. When the time for an
other Presidential election comes. tbe
same speakers will be trying to deceive
the same voters. Practically the same
arguments will be used. Under the nd
ministration of the Republican party
this country and this governments has ar
tanned the highest summit eyer reached
by any country government in the
world. Yet in every campaign the peo
pie have been told that should the Rennt
1lcan party win, hunger, starvation and
desolation would follow. The same thing
as true in state affairs You can hear II
now. As proud as every Kansan is of
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
First publication September IS. 1902.

First publication September IS. 1902.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
annexed of Maria " ard. deceased. VIC III
ven Intere Sc that the Pn5 5nSn qf
Maria ward deeeas s 6ae ns executor of
pointed and qualified as executor of said de
Bracken County Court. in the state of II ke enc
viii q 9 1sG1 IL shash
in whle6 said aeeede m a ana
witch then and no sat resI nnd in
nSo s1s 'af
eeocI M in podge cfy voo Ford is Gn at 10
s state &c of Kansas on the PREMISES Offer for
nidider the real estate hereinafter described,
propsrty Ward deeesse me as as h 6ee
foiioWs situate in r te is deseFibsd as
D9dge City. State Of Kansas: 'n'S OF fofd'
BE he seaaheast FSn
cumming thence north along Vest s SIDE 81
wesf 90 4 eet fSenay 2 feet Themes
G EAST sixty S6o1 feet to the place of beginning
Ba ahd Of r Met fTs 5se
SHOWN 5y the recorded Plat f tSeredf ansas' as
esfafe. eitnatc in f4 } wing described real
state ate Of Kansas, to wit: e'
Twenty TeWnship NoTw s9asoh SS5
81 rs -four eo 5a Mssf
feas an1dred and Sixty (l6o5 Acres more or
house Ioca+@d "a o.ak * Piace at the business
on on Gb1iestnut street in Dodge City, Kan sas
tI tne gay and hour and time stated and
ne r Ci4 estate herein described outside Of
Lile CITY OF Dodge City, in the COunty of
place. liiiie anu
:, Terms Of sale one-half cash in hand. the
siN nee on orr, a credit Of twelve months, with
from cate of sale until paid, and the pur-
with approved security for the deferred naW
inent. retaining lien also in favor of the
atS utor herein named, upon the property
S SOLO 20 secure the certain payment Of the
dash tor the deferred payment if he on She
gust, 1902. ,JOHN T w n, r ~ Au-
Ward, deceased. " 4At'iish
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
First Published September IS.
PURIIC TTON CTnfNo>c

First Published September IS.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS
In Justice court before p. r. HobbIe ms
tlce OF the Peace, in and for Dodge Cit Ford
county, Kansas. -''
E. E. Smith, Plaintiff,
~, Thomas Ho1mberg, Defendant
me stare OF kansas to Thomas HOImbero
greeting You will take notice that Won have
6een sued in the above named court BY r 70
VINO has filed his Darticui,ars i,,
salo court against you and ha had garnisn-
menu issued and served Thomas sTraynOr
ano "A: =: Jastatt partners. and on other per
sons, ana That you said bill of
particulars on before the Ist day Of No
VEN per 1902, at 10 O'Clock a. M or said bill of
particulars viii be taken true and judp-
nns45 rendered re against you for $4,000 and
costs OF suit, and the money and property
the - 80 --A0iAe "
TENDER 1902 --' " sep
P r. HoBBLF,
REEVES & KIRKPATRICK Justice of Peace
Attorneys. -
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
Ordinance No. 262

o- 4 n Ordinance repeating Ordinance No
2iro, DelnS an ordinance abOlishinsr the saIar =
les of CITY officers and 1einstating Ordinance
NO. ~. being an ordinance amending Sec
OF ordnance No 229, being Ordinance
6ffgHuIatlnE salaries of city officers the City
q DOoSe city, Kansas, and repeating ali or
o'R n &C In conflict therewith
OF the City of Dodge City, Kansas
Sec. 1. That Ordinance No. 25s. being an
oro1nance aboIisbing the salaries of city Of
hcers is hereby repealed 10y u
Sec. 2. That Ordinance No e4o bafn9 ~,
0do nance am en- ding Sec. L, of Ordidance No
81, Desng an ordinance regulating salaries of
Guy oIncers of the City of Dodge City, Kansas
pc ana the same is hereby revived and to be
IN Iuu force and effect, the same as if Ordi-
nance S 10 g5s had never been enacted.
sec j. Ih1S ordinance be in fuu
force and effect from and after it's nuhlica Il
iron IN the REPUBLICAN,
Attest APPROVED SentaT,ba- ~ ,oo,
tSeaL) S.GALLAGHER Jfs 80 isV--
q .r Hoo City Clerk
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

these very large corporations which do
an interstate business.
The states must combine to meet the
problem caused by the great combina-
ons Of capital and the easiest way for
the states TO combine is by action through
the national government. am well
aware that the process of constitutional
amendment is necessarily slow one.
and one into which our people are re-
luctant to enter save for the best of rea-
sons; but am confident that IN this in
stance the reasons exist
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

reports that money shortage is i'm
minent throughout tho south and west on
the account of the demand for funds with
which to move the enormous crops in
this region are refuted by both Secretary
Shaw of the Treasury and Secretary Will
son of the Agriculture department. Sec
rotary Shaw reports that few banks have
availed themselves of the opportunity
given by the Treasury department to
permit banks to receive and hold govern
ment deposits upon the deposit of free
bonds with the Treasury department as
collateral. From information given by
the banks, the fact is disclosed that there
is plenty of money to move the crops on
hand- This is something almost unpre-
cedented, as the east has heretofore been
called upon for aid in heavy crop wears.
and it is but another evidence of the
prosperity the country has been and is
enjoying.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
First Published Sept. 25.
PUBLIC ALTON NOTICE

Ja,nes R or hsnsa a to James Bragg and Mrs.
bragg, MS wife, you each of Won
VII 1 Ii notice that you have been sued in
S Ste DlS rs Court of Ford County, in the
less You answer to the petition hIed ia SAID
sun sun on or before the 9Th day of November
as92 SAD petition viii be taken true and
OF you accordingly forecIosing a mortUaga
exeSuted and delivered by Charles J. BeSoon
20 T., deilker as trustee for a e. WfIcox
9 9a1eo the hrst day of November, 1856 on the
loiIo wing described real IN Ford
Counly. Kansas, towit: The northwest
,i Ter - OF section thirty-three (33) town
snip tWenty-elght (2S) south, range twent
four CD west of the eth p NJ 'S
And for the sale of said real estate xxi+1,o,,+
APP ralsemene to pay the debt secured by
witness my hand and official seal this 10Th
day of September 1902 - -
kSKAL-) j. G. p AIRD.
e.-rr,r1>- Clerk of the District Court
3w- o--A'7S . Aoi isiinliH
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

The Gold Democrats of Massachusetts
have again got control of the party ma
chinery. They repudiated the Kansas
City platform in its entirety George
Fred Williams, Mr.. Bryan s lieutenant in
New England. and who has controlled
things in Massachusetts since 1896 was
turned down completely. The old or
ganization will soon have Mr.. Bryan out
in the cold.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Congress sman-Seventh District.
CHESTER 1. LONG.
For Judge, 31st District,
E. II. MADISON.
For Representative
@. NJ. BEESON.
For Sheriff,
JOE MILLER.
For Treasurer,
w. j. DAVIES.
For Clerk of the District Court.
j. @. BAIRD.
For Probate Judge,
w. H. PRESTON.
For County Clerk,
SIDNEY REYNOLDS.
For Register of Deeds.
SAM CONNAWAY.
For County Attorney,
GORDON L. FINLEY.
For County superintendent.
FRED WOODBURY..
For Surveyor,
THOMAS DELLINGER,
For Coroner,
J. G. BREDEHOFT.
For commissioner first district,
L. NJ TAYLOR,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. s

Senate Concurrent Resolution No s.
proposing an amendment the constftu-
tlon relaitlng to and providing for
biennial elections
Be it resolved by the Legislature of the state
OF Kansas, two thirds of the mem bers elect
ed TO each house thereof concurrine there
SECTION 1. The following. proposition to
sas is hereby submitted to the ouaiined
electors Of the state for their approval or re-
state of Kansas is hereby amended bv str Ike
ing out the whole of section 2 of article 4 and
ton. and inserting in lieu of said Sections
she following. which shall constitute section
| srai ELECTIONS and township elections shall
ing the first Monday in November in the
years bearing even numbers. All counts
for a term of two years and until their Hoc
cessors are qualified; provided one comic
three districts, numbered L. 2 and g. bV the
voters of the district. and the iegisiature
office of such commissioner: such eIection
70 pc at a general election, and no term Of
successors would, under the law a s it e%isted
at the time of their election. be elected in an
aoo1tlonal year and until their successors
ere ere qualned No person shall hold the of
than two consecutive terms e
SEC 2 This proposition sha all be submitted
eelectlon of representatives in the year 1902
LOT tnelr approval or rejection. The amend
the oficia! ballot by the following title. .srEn
hon,'' and hall voted for or a@ainst %
nov provided by law under such title -
and be in force from and after. ita
IN the statute book.
approved February IA, 1901
hereby certify that the foregoing is n true
oIution COPY Of the original enrolled
s sfsa,t TOOK 3no effect by Publication in the
GEO. A CLARK,
loEAi-1 Secretary of State
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
Fisrt Published Sept. p.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

state of Kansas to the Mckinley Il Helilxer
investment Co and B. G. NieI6s vor. =,
each of you VIII take notice that Won ba az, ne
Oeen sued IN the District Court of Ford
N4u11 E. IN the State of Kansas. together
Mary M Dickerson and Herman F Dicteyy:
son oy Mary NJ Dickerson, his guariian aud
lhstt unless you answer the Detitjo, r. -
II, N s sara suit on or before the 9Th day of
NofemDef. lsU2. said petition will he TAI
en- as true and a Judgment will be rem
ueISi s.sainst You anu each of you accord
lnsIy Darling and foreclosine any lien or in
terest You may have in or to the nortbeast
quarter y, OF section eighteen us), TOWNSHIP,
Vest Sf tx ~ ~ south range twenty four fs
IN said plaintiffs in and to said Lard 1880
witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of September 1902
(SEAL-) j. C. BAIRD
Clerk OF the District Court
sUTToN sCATEs. Attorneys for PiaintiT.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
A Communication.

Mr. Editor-Allow me to speak few
words in favor of Chamberlain,s couch
remedy. I suffered for three years with
the bronchitis and could not sleep at
night. L tried several doctors and va,
rlous patent medicines. but could ger
hothlhg TO give me any relief until my
wife got bottle of this valuable medicine
which has completely relieved me. w.
D Brockman, Bagnell, Mo. This remedy
IS Tor sale by Pine Sc Bond, Palace drug
store.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First published Septemhe~6 loo

p IL
IN Sf In dfrstrlct court Of Ford county Kansas
sac OF Kansas to Mathew McCI ernand Eli.
Bord r.; Heliker. trustee, J. B. McKinie,,L Ell n e
greeting a heiIker,
vo,, h.. anu each OF you, will take notice tina,
you nave been sued in the district cont Of Frrr;
WbicbS' II the state of Kansas, in an action in
Wnieh EiIza b. kirkbridge is pIaintifT "a "a
Mathew McClernand ct al are defendants 40
tnaI yoq M ust answer the petition filed by ~ :
pla1ntlH in said cause before the 2oth a. s
% OetoDer, 1857; or sa i'd petition will be taken as
s. aiS and a Judgment rendered accordingly in
salu actlon against you for the Foreclosure of a
MeCierna ao5fgage executed by the said Math ew
esT Tbe a In EoTd eeunty Kansas. to-wit:
so,t b ha of the north quarter and ia
twenty four cap and lots one Is and two rs of
seeeloh 15gWenty five C25) all in TOWNSHIP twenty
e 1871 ~ south range twenty 623) west
anu rod the sale of said premises pay the de bt
oy sald mortgage. to the snn,
a a. , ~ WITH Il per cent interest from the 1st
Jay oN NoyeI m Der, 1892. and costs of suit nd
forever barring and forecIosinc Won and eacI II
o. you from and of all right, title interest
property, Or equity of REDEEM ption in a nd
Attest - '>--.e 'Aeieoi-
J. G. BAIRD, clerk
ISea1
WHEELER & SwITzER
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25
First Published September Is.
PUBLICATION SIMMONS

Ihst EuDIsheO september 25.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS
In Justice court before p. r. Hobble Inns
tee of the Peace In and for Dodge Citv Fora
county. Kansas. : - -
H. r. Bl own, Plaintiff.
m, Thomas Holmberg, Defendant
me state OF Kansas to Thomas Holmber~
GreetlnR- You will take notice tn at Won h ave
been sued in the above named courf Nv n !,
brown, who has filed his bill of particnIars
N sara court against you and has had gar
, aLsIiaQeht issued and served on Thomas Tray
lor anu "A. u JaStatt, partners, and on other
persons, and that you must answer said bill
OF Particuiars on or before the 1st day of No
sSlLLoer iSuz at 10 clock a said bill of
particulars VIII be taken true and iudC-
t 1haent rendered against you for S233. G2 and
G oo: OF suit. ana the money and properly
the f,~- I1Ao1i1 u
Der, 1902. 49, "a oepeehi-
p. R. HoBBLE,
S sEITgs = SHeATEs and Justice of Peace
Attorneys
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-09-25

The Republican Central Commute of
Cowley county has passed strong resolu-
tions endorsing the ticket nominated at
the state convention and condemning the
few over the state who are knitting Il. T.
Kelly The Cowley county committeeman
declare that the ticket selected by the
state convention is good enough for them,