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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-23

100 lots FnEE
Applicants sending stamp VII receive
De- e 1t az 81. tssS 80. sseg ~
Wei street Nsw NoFs-
"a soo-it aets. naile-- from. center 4
town hstasen seattle and TacnfnA
elty eater on the place near high
school and churches Al Epod Valitr
lard 4 acres cultivated 2 acres near
" ready far u!uyationi nsS t.fogin
ard yards fins horss too haTry
sprfuE wagon ! Ests - harness i'm
plsmsnts. tools. furniture lneubs ter.
bfoasisfz ana about - White lssE
af.TfffSaHrS A ARNFtt.
p HaENsii Hik. cor 10 and Coiumbla.
THREE WONDERFUL BARGAINa
sroomasw aud mod.rn houss tl.ss
from cars 3 Tots price. o. 90. -
cash. balance easy terms
5-rnam nsw and modern house shloek
from car uus z lots. hne NlsN Nsff
popular and fast ErpSiuE distriet
broom new and modern house. On 81.
large lot brick basement. grsat
HnHp. 80 saaY PAYMENTS
HHEuEa LEHoLp a cox.
Lumber Exchange.
fhunsa=Iamss - a ia
s-RooM house and barn on q. Bslls.
Lal aaia On tn ave near Marion;
Al kinds Of real sstats. any prices.
any where on any terms
Acre traefn ard chicken ranches
WILL HUNT.
- giebs nlk Main 1910
Fon aALE one acre ~ land ana
new a#ruam house an newly furnish
ished ia minutes o. navy yard wafk
Must e 81 qnre. 90 aes.sHn II
bs sl.q ass ~ wssh.
EIaHT lots house : rooms. room for
ssIl se osssf Phone sa1 Pas "a
ZEE ssl.-ltovs.. sns lot,
WE SILL more lots and houses than
cause our isrgs isvsi lots are only
on. WAtF TIE DEFIANCE ani
ONLY ONE HALF TIE PRICE
y. sga y Ter ', ,ss i9ia i s.'h s sliy
it minutes ride take any car %
Waehin9ton 81 20 Southeast ssattia
office epsn until svenins
CHEAP rwo=stoty nsw house acres,
ia1 laying hens. fine rUNtle huras and
tuEgYs Two Jersey COWS. c!asc o.. On
two car ilneH. also near lake best
harEafn Oh Seattle. only So. CnHt
me four times a. much. terms -
down SIC per month See Enttiaun4
TaYforH MIL owner AZ Room
Times HIdg Come quick
ron sAIE#iIouse and 2 lots harm
and furniture Tor $40. Dan William
Owner zaHt Rainier boulevard.
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b. the business men Of Seattle. and
Is rushing the work 81 installing
the plant AZ fast no. possible In or
der 10 get to work on orders which
are already coming IN.
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= srponsis

We are risht in the way and YOU can
cell when out shopping. place your
81 Downtown office tlaa Second
ave. between Holmes Furniture 60.
and London Phones Sunset Main
en- Ind tit3
PRIVATE home Tor women before and
during confinement Terms Ycrz- rea=
EHuHhIs Trained nurse ia charge.
HkiIIsd physicians in attendance.
Phones n ieI Cedar 1881.
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A GOOD cheap home on queen Anne
Ifiii A new modern two sfaff# e
room house alpine uaiu4EatinH
enamel in bath. Kitchen and pantry
cheap Tor part cash. uf on monthly
payments N desired tn4uirr II Own
81. on The tot ~ Howe B. wesf
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DON'T WAIT faf the vsathsr n 700
want tu secure ia-affc uaCl ~
Mshdavdals Beach. At eur extremely
low prices Ekefz. mefninF fale %
advantage q fhia land sale ., = ths
hest opportunity sou WAN ever have
20 bay land hetNesn e-aitle ara ~
the new intsrarbeu. you know hos
that viii affect prices Better 80 oat
ard look over these AAsarre tracts
We. we as :, ~ fsl9 80, mn a. g., s." ssadls
go sssnd Iash d ne iaad = lsVsl
and excellent coli Take u Great
Buy round trta ticket O.. Togo. OF
nee ard restaurant on the grounds
WEST a WHEELER.
ard linton BLOCK
ROBERT MAtaihf.
5000 New 1ork Block
g 80 for oyster led ard ils aer,B q
ana' aetfa :, lts.' .,i n' 49,
jersey euvs. / heifer, III farm TIM
plemeuts So Worth ~ timber gov
ernm,sS.nt ti,ls mi.s = w ,sn,, tr 90,
Seattle Green Lake preferred ui
Lumber EHchangs
FOR SALE NJ Httis ranch. nicely ar
ranFed for gardening ard chicken
CROWNS. plenty q tools ehlrksps
COW horse. WaEoH. etc VrrF cheap.
- am roing away will - On sasY
and would a. soon have Interest com
Ina In call to-day - Polk street.
ballard one block east east - north
end u Frsmentsnaliard car hne.
70 AcREs VERY CHEAP
Nice level land easy CLEARED. well
adapted % an gss o., on "a. fins county ~,
mail delivery ard schools. in q Froe-
inE community and ont. fnN ON
terms F9fr NOR iafgrf. 3, sec
Gsis Let ave. - starr How'd Hids
CHANCE OF \ LIFETuMEf
IS acres 81 tho finest aoii Do the state
acres all 10 heaftns trees and small
choice. level land an sinshsd and
burned Hnd partly cleared. nu rocks.
handy 20 car and close % city. only
49, cIiAa r. ADAMS
Goi4 iat ave 9 starr Boyd BLDG.
GovEHNNENT LAND.
a20-arre desert claim locations under
proposed ditch only few choice
ones left. For further Particular
apply 10 ". = Pattan. - Pacific
49,
200 for 10 acres sound big but BE-
fore you Invest look up this. the bis-
Eeat bargain open considering loca-
Ton. etc. Call at ~ Lumber EH-
change.
Fer sat.-Hest Estate
REKT FREE In - OF broom
hoJse. while S. g. SO or 81 per
I1sEtb will buy q neg house and
large tract q land. With city Natsr,
all you can uHe@s1 cents per month
Only rs minutes ride Take Wish.
inEton street eHr=llna passes through
EOtTH East SEATTLE. office open
Until evenings.
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VIZ have opened our Downtown Of
fire for your accom- mediation and We
Wun need O. ask sou twice tu call
once will assure you that reaulta can
D. obtained by advertising With US
call at our Downtown office. 100
Second avenue. Phones. Sunset Main
efN Ind iial
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SOME ONE
TO FEAST

The butcher shop on Second and
State streets. owned by Henry Kaat-
ner. waH broken into last night and
about 81 worth OF turkeys and
geese we're stolen. II was one Of
the boldeHt burRlaneH that has ever
happened in the city Of Ballard.
m ere rs a light on the corner and
one I'm the shop and yet the robbers
drove up 20 the front door with a
team broke open the door and
loaded their wagon with all the tur-
keys and geese that were In the
shop.
They also broke open the cash
register and secured lZ45, all tbs
change that was left In Il. No one
saw them at work and had any one
noticed them they might have
thought they were preparing for the
usual Thanksgiving rush. Marks
In front OF the shop show where
the team stood and sawduBt Was
scattered over the sidewalk.
An ordinance approving the as
aeasmeut role for the improvement
Of the east side OF Second avenue
TO the north line OF Leary avenue
and south line OF Broadway. waa
passed on BY the council last night.
Property owners In the vicinity Of
these Improvements will be assessed
81 .Gt5 so. payable In five years on
yearly iustallments.
The steamer SkaEit Queen was
taken on the ways OF the Seattle
shipyards yesterday for repairs.
The steamer will be painted. eorked
and a new stem iron will be put IN.
The Seattle a. Montana railroad
has been granted its franchise and
the city will probably hear today
from It's attorney as 10 whether %
not It Will be accepted.
4 petition was handed In to the
council last night for a water main
on Crawford street between Sixth
and Eighth avenues II was re-
ferred TO the water and fire CON-
mittee.
An ordinance was passed BY ths
council TO redeem one Of the In
staiimentE for the improvement OF
Polk street and Fifth avenue
A special Thanksgiving meeting
will be held tomorrow morning At
the headquarters OF the Christian
Scientists in Ballard. corner Sec
ond avenue and Times street The
subject will be Thanksgiving
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Fer ssl.-l,au... .rs lot.


BRAND NEW COTTAGE
Five rooms. bath. CttY water pantry
and closets. i0t tDHtaU only 10 feet
from ear. NrrF neat aud nttFh0 tive.
on tAHf TEHMa
Price q ~ tlm cash balance 81 =
month Row there BE- your chance
a. ~ DAHL.
:. Rosweu Hik io6 Columbia 81
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tarhas
FCoEf boUsD sNfi0SAL BAGK
Capital stock paid In. - 90 surplu.
81 90 Turth pres oglS-
cashier, e2srrs.spa.ind,s9.itis IN prise,Pal
rope
me CANADIAN BANK or con-.
kEHCE= Capital paid up. .. lp41a
eight million. seven hundred thous-
and daiihFa1s surplus 9 90 90 inter
Get allowed on time deposits. gen
srsl oansinE bushes transacted
and Second avenue q. V. Holt
manager.
TIE BCANDTsAyIAs AMERICAN
Bank Of EaAttie-A general banking
business transacted. deposits. g. ~
eo capital ard surplus. FEooso. A
Snle' Lane q q ea. sRslo' go '' e
Fisher. asst cashier.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
second avenue and Pike street cap
ltal paid Up. t4q4eaa. - &, Ncufsldsr.
pres J II areenisaf. cashier. com
nsrcial savings and trust business
Carpenters ard Builders.
v. a B1iRfAkA earysntsr shOg a.
ga riks. PhoneA Main tsl. Ind.
1. ria
Dramatic School.
ToAN Dramatic school the most
thorough school on the Pacific Slope
ehak~npsafe and Classics under a.
reetiou = frank Egan ana -.
msn,f CO. limited Enroll today
New location corner IN and hpnng
At Phone Hue -
z
VII SONS MODERN BUSINESS
COLLEGE. James and Second
Fielding BED, -
NORRIS FOLDING RED FACTORY
esss S. e Order AZ klnds - aSop
work snd rspairins Is't PIKE.
Hospital
PRIVATE home before aud after
S Sars. hack ,s sF 10 "a ai Hss
junk
~ N0E Wlnt correct wsiEhtH and
prompt returns deal with the Chica-
a. Junk CO. lsa Western: Main ca.
Masquerade Costumes.
MRE JOHS N coNAHEY its tn av.
Millinery.
TRIMMED Hate and piumea. etc. at
half price Mr. A n Hanson. ioll
cor tih aud Pine 81
Musical
Mr. and Mr. DouEla Ross. Violin and
piano instruStien. 1Q-5 Fifth ave. Ind
Y zzn.
Medical Specialist
FEMALE diseases OF every nature
successfully treated. Consult phyai-
clan free. Paris New York Medical
Institute office EHtnbrook Bldg
ig1ois Second. corner Union.
osteopathy,
WAsHfNGToS iNFlKMARN OF
OETEOPATHY-iNt Second avenue.
phone Main tf64. both men and lady
ostsopaths examination free
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE or os.
TEOrATHl=F years In Seattle.
Safe Deposit buildinE. III First
oeulists and Avrists
DIR N. ". PERRY. oculiat. Aurlst
40 Marion.
DR. FONDA NApEAU-sH Burke bid
Printing and Binding.
ACNE. The Printer -git spring ST:
commercial printing % all Kinds.
Ps.sn, Attorney.
y. y. ADAMs-Draftlus. Colman bldg.
Physleisn and Surgeon
bH ". X TURNER p 10 Hinckicy
Hire 2 % 4 evenings IN. Lake ltsl.
Dr. Chambers Episr blk Both phones
Pha,osrsphers' Supplies.
ANDERsoN SUPPLY Co. III Cherry
at. Seattle
Ship Huilders.
MORAN BROS COMPANY. Engineers
and Ehlpbuiidars. DRY Docks. Lum-
ber Mills Seattle.
Storage.
TRUNKS delivered . cents. 3 days
storage s-ees piano and furniture
moving estimates given. Union
Transfer e Storage Co. .ul1 First.
both phones Main e6
GIT a Free NAP % Seattle at Bckius
Moving A Storage Co. First Avenue
and cherry Street
Tailoring School
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Insane Man
On q Train
Especial TO The Start

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. %
Within a few miles of the new
home TO which he came seeking
peace. happiness and a prosperous
business career. violent insanity
seized Charles Miller. Travelling
companions had TO overpower him
TO prevent his doing injury to him
self or others.
A sensation was caused on the
North Coast Limited this morning
when Miller leaped, fighting. TO his
feet. and started 20 clean out the
car" When the train reached
Portland he was turned over TO tho
police.
Miller comes from Philadelphia,
where he recently sold his home to
come west to live in Portland. His
wife. a beautiful young woman. ae-
companies him.
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our business uffirr o. place yHHf
classified advertisements hut fqat
afep late our Down town Officri IN
nfIfa uFuH store 100 -. one sfs
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2s.-The
congress Of representatives. Of the
Russian provincial ZemstVos. which
has been I'm session since last week.
today adjourned sine die.
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LADIES aud Gentlemen Now IL tho
time ~ be cured. II fQg are suffer
Ing iV German specialist Tor fhru-
mhtinm. phrutyHia Htiff taiutH. all
nervous diseases. etc Guarantee
cure Consultation aud ell infnrma.
ton free
on - TAIUMAN.
Ontrupnfh. 80 18th ave. south
office hours . % r. a m. from I 20
Q free ~ charge for poor psupls
90 h. m.
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IN smelling iurn bsrinE and clty site
81 New World city. Farh CdantY.
Mont
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Reel E.,s,s-cou,lnuss
CHEAP LOTS

tNoA corner iet On beacon Hlli one
block from tho car line. High
level fine view. A cash
faoaA beautiful lot on Saith Ave north
uf cherry 81 All aaae4ameutH
paid We can Hgll two at this
price.
nRtiEN = HEST. MARION BLDG
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-Is.s~e & M and Mrs Rrooka. a str
horn h dr ana Mrs knlEht = -
Bern 70 Aft and Mrs. kobtH = hthsFs
q hoy - t....,.,
Horn % Mr.. and NV e r. -
Rern 20 Mr.. ana Mrs Rob, Acton.
q how. ~,
Born 90 Mt. ana ANTS =
Re9n 20 Mr. and Mrs + Goodrich.
n ss % Mr ana Mrs James Muir.
H. 10 Mr. and Mrs ssml sevsrt-
soa. : girl
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HERALD. TAILOR. 1929 Cd. -.

Burt & Packard "Korrect shape
shoes for men. $3.50 and $500. Try
them once and you'll 10 so again.
I'LL First avenue near Spring. zee
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At Ballard

ses44s4s4-s9t444tt44s14444t
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FOR SALE on HEsT=iq acres. b. y.
Jackson. 1913 tEh ave.
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nervous diseases etc Guarantee
cure Consultation and ell informa-
On -. rAIDHAN.
OHteupath. 80 igth ave south
office hours . % Y "a m from 70
free ~ charge for poor psapls
90 y. m.
CITY MEaaEsaEH co
MsHnruEerH. carriages aud baggage
wagons furnished r. all parts = city.
dhY ana night Phones Main I'D
MAIN zizt Ind ca. Id zisa offices
iaai Third avenue III Washington 81
VITAE ORR. nature greatest rem
sdy. ana all v. o. preparations y
. = a''' fsi. f sG II 81 a. spring
BEND your Chriatmna orders for hair
work. hnir chains. charms. breast
pinn. nwitchtH. combiHgH made 20 or
Dor Mrs a Chandler laz5 eth ave
Sunset phone. TIED zsat
Or REVERENCE. specialist In dis
sunrs ~ men and women skin gen
Ito. urinary and chronic diseases
Computation free Office hours . 70
aud tuA Call or address Suite
Sullivan block Seattle wash.
A WHOEVER. 81 IN good social and
spondanoe with elderly widow none
divorced. Christian Fl cumfofth Die
eircumhtancsH preferred Cars y o.
btAri Seattle.
HAVE you tried tho live maple floor
At the Auditorium hall At tth and
Pine Social dance every Wsduens
day and Saturday evenings Gen
tirmsn ~ cents. ladies' free.
Handsome widow. worth nearly $50
81 wants Go marry good honest man.
no agency address Mason OHIO
block. chicago
Runner For men only. greatest In
NrUtiuu ~ modern science Interest
inE iufufmutlun free Address Lock
HHt tH Seattle
card HEADfNa. uelman aud Eng
liph Room DC 1915 afd ave
FOH SALE FirHt class ticket 20 Chi-
caro-. - 90 II n. care The Star.
Massage
asssasaszaza-rz-azas-a
MISS RAVE indicated. Vapor and
sponge iihthH Room ~ Victoria ff1-
tel i19 First ave. No signs.
ELECTRIC. yapur and massage baths.
Rooms Weed hotel corner First
and Union
MAY DONEfLY. massage and bath
pnftura Ramona tfufrI. Room D
lifrt and seneca. Select
NJ AHHAGE. yapof. msdieatsd and tub
baths. a. cottage IA rear Union ct
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or sAIE#IIouse and 2 lots harm
and furniture Tor $40 Dan Willie me.
Owner azH1 Rainier boulevard.
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A petition was handed In to the
council last night for a water main
on Crawford street between Sixth
and Eighth avenues. II was re-
ferred 10 the water and fire COM
mittee
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CITY MEHHENaEu co
Messengers. carriages aud baggage
wagons furnished g. all parts - city.
daY ana night Phones. Main tZD
Main IiN Ind ca Id 2isa offices
ia1i Third uvrnus. alT Washington 81
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100 lots FhEE.
Applicants sending stamp Vii receive
deed ~ lot. slts uti1n test suburb.
NsN Hnfk 18th Century Realty e.
WaH street Asw 1oFk-
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An ordinance was passed by ths
council 10 redeem one Of the In
stallments for the improvement Of
Polk street and Fifth avenue.
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A special Thanksgiving meeting
viii be held tomorrow morning at
the headquarters OF the Christian
Scientists In Ballard. corner Sec
ond avenue and Times street The
subject will be Thanksgiving.
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A RELIABLE place 20 borrow money
on diamonds. watches. fsNslrY. iow
interest a. n West tat Pike street
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VITAE ORE. nature greatest rem
sdy. ana all V o. preparations =.
n Morton. Gen AEt. ~ spring
street Tel. Ind Il ssa
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
Will Cumback Still Active.

Former Lieutenant Governor Will
Cumback. of Greensburg. is one of the
survivors of the first republican state
convention. In fact, his record dates
back to the very beginning ef the
party. In 1854 Mr.. Cumback with
John d. DeFrees, H. O. Newcomb,
William Wallace, DR.. Collins and some
others, a dozen in all, arranged for the
convention in 1854 of the Peoples
party. MIR. Defrees was appointed to
prepare the call Mr.. Cumback at
tended that convention, as we'll as the
first republican state convention two
years later. 1t was in 1856, when be
was out twenty-five years of age, that
he was elected to congress. He headed
the electoral ticket in 1860 as elector
at large, and cast the first electoral
vote the state gave to the republican
party. He was elected Lieutenant
Governor in 1868 and canvassed the
whole state
Mr.. Cumback has taken a part in
every campaign of the party, has spo-
ken in almost every town in the state
and has rendered his services to State
Chairman Goodrich for this campaign.
He is in perfect health and vigor and
has all the enthusiasm for the repub-
lican party that characterized him in
his youth. Last campaign he organ
lied in his county the Fremont and
Lincoln voters and there were almost
500 Of them.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
Filth Causes Disease.
LaPo tie ST, Plymouth.

Any thing that is thrown around
our habitation. dirty water OF every
description, Stops of every kind, dirt
swept from the floors, the contents of
a wood box, refuse of a wood yard, or
that which lies under the floors of an
old wood house, or summer kitchen, or
near the back door yard, from year to
year; that of the hen house or pig
gerry. the excrements from chambers
and privies, feather beds and wooden
blankets, long in use. without renoyat-
ing, musty rooms-all emit filth.
1t has been demonstrated beyond a
doubt, that the modern civilized
prlvy, and the barn yard, with their
filth, polluting the air around dwell
ing, aid leeching their poison through
the strata OF earth TO the adjoining
well. together with the effluvia arising
from decaying matter and Stops
thrown from the back kitchen door,
and that from i'll ventilated rooms.
within, are the sources of 80 out Ok
100 of all the cases of typhoid fever,
and nine-tenths of all coughs and
colds, sore threats and feverS of all
kinds, and becomes fruitful soil in
which the germs of contagious diseases,
grow AID flourish.
j. S. MARTIN, Health Officer.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

A regular session of the city council
was held Monday evening.
The city treasurer was ordered to
pay Hatch and Son for the paving of
Center and Sophia streets, but was
ordered to retain one bond until the
work on both streets is entirely COM
pleted.
Several water rent bills reported
Unpaid by the city treasurer were re-
ferred to the committee on water
works and the committee was ordered
to make settlement with them.
The finance report showed s23O5. 81
in hands of city treasurer. Bills
amounting to s72973 were allowed
leaving balance of S1576.1S on
hands.
The bill of Norman Miller for 81 so
was rejected by the council.
Crosswalk between the q. B. church
and the Webster school building was
complained of and the matter was re-
ferred to the committee on sewers
and drains and to the street con- mis-
sloner with orders to remedy.
The special committee on the John
S. Bender vacation was ordered to
meet at O'Clock p. 10. Tuesday to
view the vacation and report to the
council.
w. G. Miller I'd VIM. Rentschler
we're authorized to put down a cement
sidewalk extending 60 the curb on
Michigan street in front of their pla-
cpS of huSinpSS
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

The record of the republican party
is made up to date, and it cannot be
changed by attempts to distort or
misrepresent 1t. 1t is history. and 1t
forms by far the most brilliant page
in the history of the country. 1t en-
bodies all the progress the country
has made during the last half century,
from an isolated nation. almost with
out recognition beyond its own bor-
ders, to world power, whose infiu-
ence for civilization and progress is
felt throughout the world, and from a
place away down in the list of manu-.
featuring and commercial countries to
the very front rank.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14
A Remarkable Rec ord.

One of the best records for regular
attendance at school is that OF Elvie
Freese, the fifteen year old daughter
of Mr.. E. S. Freese of West township.
She has attended the same school,
the Twin Lake school ever since she
has been Of school age, and during her
nine years OF school life has not been
absent nor tardy.
Considering the distance she has to
go to scheol, one and one fourth miles,
and going through all kinds of in
clement weather it is truly remark
able record, and its equal can not be
found In the county and perhaps not
in the whole state. Miss Freese is a
member of the West township gradu-
ating class this spring.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

The North Indiana M. E. Confer.
ence in session at Muncie last week
voted against change of the boun-
Diary lines, as proposed by the North
west Indiana Conference, which seeks
to move the dividing line eastward in
order that it may acquire a number of
desirable charges now 10 the North
Indiana Conference. Rev. S P. Col
vim, Of the Northwest Conference
spoke for, and Rev. DR.. W. d. Parr
against the proposition. Northwest
people have been wanting the terri
tory so bad they have forgotten to
say their prayers, I" is the closing re-
mark credited to DR.. Parr DR.. Col
via threatened to carry the propo-
sition to the general conference.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-14

1t lis said that the Elkhart bank
trials, which have occupied the atten-
ton of the United States District
Court for several weeks past, will cost
the government about $4,000. This
would be too large sum to waste,
but it is not wasted in investigating a
case Of alleged national bank wreck
ing. National banks are essentially
government institutions, and by as
Stunning control of them the govern
ment virtually invites public conf
dence. Thus it becomes, in a sense,
responsible for their management, and
owes it to itself kand the public to
make a thorough investigation Of
every bank failure with view Of To-
eating the responsibility. Failure to
do thisIwould impair public confidence
in theh,ational ]bankOsystem, and in
performing THE duty the question of
expense should not be considered -
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