Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-25

lican, that he would do better In life
saving station than In soul saving
stnfinn-
Perhaps 1t would be Fortunate for
al concerned" says the Sioux City
journal, 81 the negroes were SO situ-
ated ms to take advantage of the moral I
presented BY the present situation in
Statesboro. II the oolored man could
utilize the boycott principle to the ex-
tent OF refusing to live and work in To-
calfties where unwarranted outrages
are perpetrated against them their
white neighbours might soon have a
business motive for affording some
lagyal protccfAcm tw the negroes
When General StoessA Of Port Ar
thur was called upon To surrender he
hndu1gRd TN n wonderful burst of pro-
family The Council Bluffs Nonpareil
notes that THE Japanese meanwhile
hnd she'll Nsrrsstias nanre effncfiye."
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The C,edmr RMltZs Gsnaethn figures It
cut that EtRhop Potter believes that
the sanctif1ea should do Thetr neces-.
kaay stlrdrrss, Tn the midst of proper
ss1u1prardftnEE"
The possibility Of being 1urcnd to emit
flour awakens the fear with the Day.
sMnmt Times that continued strike
'oa lea ttrsr wr91ers Knight necessitate
N 1sN11mm to wooden shoes.
a pDppllGr HEtress. Mrs. Leslie Car
ter, thinks that actresses should not be
married. but the Gatn-City inquiries:
TT they were not rnaI1isd how cunlh
they become divprced?"
-"ThEy make rnfTfiuna1res In Bgn:tn ns
weu nm A1nericR," observes the Cedar
Feapfdw Republican. "A bull fighter
haas tuKt retired from the arena, after
having killed $500 bulls and amassed
n fnrtune of upwards nf n Iurntnn."
The lcswnm of Santiago and Manila
wnB rcpen1nd I'm the recent naval en-
gRSeulerltB In oriental waters" says
the SioEx City journal. The turpedo
boat rs ukrEul for might surties against
l1n2rured wn1Bfdps, but it has NM util-
ity In OPEN snn hmttle he.wMnn from
clgstx."
Tvhe KeDklk Gata City WARTS to
know whether OF met Champ Clark,
the man who wantnd tn cut fellow
reSgrdAtfys OF the Hnfe Rmd WAITE derno-
crazy THAT We hanT an 1rrarh nbUut
nmM aMnyse
\ Tine Ca1unM Herald cunr1udrs THAT
we cam stnrd pDlft1cal apathy i'm THU
\ stnte II thu nuuM fields continue to do
h business
\ -FUTku can't Btay shut 7up a1rd Bhut
nm. im this age sayE the Washington
F'IesE commenting on the opening up
Of Tibet by the British 'Thpy hive
| got to- mix, AMd either flSh nw cut bait
"A lot OF thfnEs are not really wrong
\ but they are out Of place. That ia
about what WE think of the Potter sa-
loon dral- Says the washington DEM
oc1at- TIT Us not really wicked for q
mann to go around town in his barr
\ Feet but 1T attracts attention not due
htfn- It may not be gin to begin
church services by everybody taking a
glass Of beer ON hot day. but II
would look like getting TIM cart be-
fore the horse"
Tho Dubuque Telegraph regards NIr
Davis acceptance speech az decidedly
4 mediocre. Mr.. Davis discourses
neither lu1n1nously NOR exhaustively
on single Issue Of the campaign" Il
The Algona Upper Des Mo1nes-Re-
publican says that Admiral Schley's
article on the Santiago fight disclosey
what. he has been thinking, about dur
4 Ing the last six years ~He has won
dered all this time" 1t gathers, why
nobody Mkened his fight at Santiago
to Nelson's battle of the Nile At las,
he has had to mention the parable
4 himself"
4 In the opinion Of the Marshalltowr
4 Times-Republican the negro must be
4 content to wait for official life, and
/ work toward development of char
! acter and usefulness that viii destroy
popular prejudices and eventually carr
bis race the recognition 1t Graves, al
this time perhaps beyond its deserts
'The principle Of collective bargain.
Ing has been so widely established II
the industrial field" says the Siou,
City journal, that 1t will be surpris.
ing If the packing trade can be KEEP
free from 1t. 1t is not impossible tina
the packers may some day regret thei
failure to make terms with an organ.
ization directed by SO conservative s
leader as President Donnelly."
4 o. +
Having disposed Of the main bust.
ness before the house 1t may be tina
the Japanese will send out flying
squadron or two Just to make even OF
the Russian commerce. says the Ce.
dar Rapids Gazette. And If the Japa.
nese have the desire to fly the Other
people of the world will be slow to In
! terpose Obstacles
THE Russian announcement last
spring that they intended to entice the
Japanese at Mukden." seems, now tic
the Iowa City Republican, something
like q very short, fat man 'enticing q
bull across O pasture"
The Russian disasters In the far
east are attributable doubtless, to the
unpreparedness of the czar for naval
warfare" says the Cedar Rapids Re.
publican. THE naval defeats will not