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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-02

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
wArson.s Views

ue~~-sT.-w stsoa. the csuibiste os
4 de Peoples party. IL <c;'inx y great
III et amusement ost Of what he calls
ifN iadeprssi-ut siiesshav os his osu.
st Mich be i ''in full militaa, aEzr-s.
sirs eoatrsi- lie says he respect.
Roosevelt and tic Republicans because
they know what ;hsy want. are candid
ia stating their position and fearless In
fsh;in- for their priariples. lie prefers
Roosevelt 10 Parker. because the former
''is no, seeking the support os Bryan
Democrats uI-su false preteascs. lie is
not playing a confidence game on the
nezro question. lie is not attempting
10 win Jeffcrsaniaus by = sham aihcr.
euce to Jeaerspuiaa prinsiple. lie is
DOT In ant,ash. he is tshinI no blind: I:
he stands oa, in the open and says tn his
enemies: Here I am. a Republican
who stands pat on all existing conditions;
IL you want q hE,t. cone op.'
Mr.. wa;spn's letter il full Of vitr4oiic
contempt for Judge Parker az a weaklinx
aud artfui loiscr. Il Fiiicules his posi-.
tioa on the pension question aud says
his pledge to revoke Order No. IS
smsuats To sayins. Roosevelt did the
righ; thiar. bot no; In the right way.
and IL you will elect ine Preaden, I
will DO the same thing In the proper
vaJ."
IS TO the Democracy itself Mr. Wat.
sou asks!
"who couh pu; faith in the pledges
Of the party which has - little unity
Of conviction as the Nstioaai Demo-
eracyr'
what party ever made aud broke 81
many pielEesT'
what party ever changed it's ground
50 ottenr
what other party ever unissiei all
OF its principles at one quick throw
down as ihey dii at st. LouisY'
Candor compcls the answer "Sonc."
II remains the party Of nothing but big
professions. unfulhllei promises and
pledges
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
MUST TRUST ROOSEVELT.
There IL No otsss Alternative 6ss the
worktanmsn.


Wage earner.. though saying little. are
taking . devp interest In tho campaign.
They have compared tho rccos,is Of the
two leading Presidential candidates. and
have found Parker wanting In sympathy
fer the veskinEtnrn. noosev.it's rvcor,i
spcaks for Itself. lie has never lost an
opportunity 60 show. by vori aud deed.
that he is heart and soul In sympathy
with the toiier. In this connection the
following extract from an editorial in
tie Western Laborcr. of Omaha. one of
the best known orTans of union labor Ia
the West. 10 Interesting.
The verksrs cf the aezbtfui states must
trust Roosevelt be.auss tier kno. kim
and t-cause os wsst thsy Know him 10
haze deae as sseribiymsn st AIis,ny. ss
Eotsruor Of New York and President Of
the upits3 States. 10 the ~eflsfs 10 the
deuhtfui states vii read ratkef'. letter
Of acceptance they ~ili fall to nnd sny
eonfort for labor In that. and uili Ger.
document ts the vork Of . designing tnsve
OF incpmrstsnt and c,rtsinly not the -ofs
ef . statesman. because II Ia fst, stale sud
improbable TO the reader, closely ressmt,.
liBe all bic other stpr,ssiaEs In whira be
has expressed roihinF Tangible In sny %
bic pfouisss Of rfprusitious. wherein moth
Ing is bot vhst is not" ard the vsry fact
that the antiunIua solid ssu,h IL sstious
for hls eoHtroi ef the government should
Esnsrpas hearted and fair rsmindeti men.
We must trust Roosevelt. There ts no
alternative for the workers Of the uhited
States.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
FOR HOME AND FlREslDE.
Ltacoia eiEned Homestead Law-Aii.
Hons Thus Isecoms Freshoidera.

Liaeoia eigned Homsstead Lsw-Aii.
Hons Thus Becoms freshoiders.
Tho Homestead Law was passed BY =
Republican Congress oppos-
ing-snd signed BY President Abraham
Lincoln In 1892 It has proven to be
one OF the most beneficial measures ever
enacted BY Congress or signed BY .
President. II has largely populated the
West, up to date. with independent
home-owning citizens Il opened 10 im.
mediate se'tlemsnt millions of acres of
pubic domain. chiefly west OF the Mis-
sisAppi. Settlers rushed In from the
Eastern States and from Europe. More
than any other influence. II has contrib.
utsd TO the development Of tho weNern
States and che rapid growth Of the IA.
don.
Tie Democratic party was true to It's
policy Of obstruction In this. as Il has
besa In every other measure intended
for the good Of all the people. The first
iall. introduced In 1850. passed the
House by . vote OF 40 To 10. The Re
publlcaus were supported by few scat.
trrins Northern Democratic votes. but
the Southern Democrats voted In . body
against u. The Senate was then Demo.
cratic. and 90 vote was taken In tho up.
per house. In March. 1900. Mr. Love.
Joy reported tho Grow Homestead hill.
and Il was passed by . vote of 1i5 to
GS: all OF the Affirmative votes except
one. being from the free States. Tue
Senate passed q different hill and there
was . conference which finally agreed
upon . modified bill. This was vetoed
June =. 1850. By the Democratic Presi.
dent. buchanan.
In 1872. when tho itepublI,sns hsd
majority Of n In the House and ~ Ia
the Senate. = nov homestead bill var
passed and signed BY Pr~sldent Lincoln.
a. stated. The measure was framed By
Republicans and passed by Republican
sors. AZ the same session were passed
tho acts establishing a D~psrtment Of
Agriculture and providing for asr.cui.
tnral colleges. In 1854. 1870 and is1:
hills were passed BY Republicans giving
unioa so,ii-rs special homestead priv.
iiescs. These measures encouraged thou.
sand. Of soldiers who were discharged
In 1865 and isssj to emisra;s from the
East to such States as Iowa. Nebraska.
Kansas and the Dako,as. In the middle
West.
Th-rr are many and strong reasons
Why the western farm-rs, ranchm~a and
miners should, r.,s the i.-pablican tckes.
bot the national Republican legislation
that gave h.mcs'~ais 10 millions is
enough. Of ltscif. to bini the Yves; lire.
,ecsb'y TO the Republican party.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
Mscsssss a.d IN. o,hsrs-

What started the trouble at Miikesn's
wake was that Casey brsssh, . bssShs
of wood sicphoi aud drank 10!
MeCarrrn Of brooklyn has drunk .
pint Of wood alcohol. and that IL oas
OF the things that ls accomplishing the
iisinteTraiion Of lower Sev Yo<k pou.
tics and will prercat the xivius Of the
great foreign pcmecratc majority down
around Manhattan Island. which ssne
times Offsets the vote throughout he
State. where apple blossoms grow.
They are talking about "Odellistn'
and factions In the Republican party.
Undoubtedly there are >rne differences
among the Republicans In New York.
But. a. for prerentinE the sccumplstioa
Of votes the differences between the q.
lent. hcrce factions about Mabhsttsn Isl.
and among the Democracy may be said
to Offset any differences in the RepubH.
can situation.
Some one Of the Democratic leaders
has admitted that Roosevelt, could be
elected should a vote be taken to-day.
Tiis IL going TO be one OF the most gold.
en- Of Octobers, blending into q Sorem.
her when things will happen. snd the
extent 60 which Roosevelt could be elect
ell to-day does not compare with that by
which he will be elected on Nov. s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Senator Bacon has been reduced TO
tears because the North continues TO pre-.
.ept a practically solid front to the Solid
South nearly forty years after the clos.
ing of the bloody chasm. The emotional
Senator should reserve his tears Tor the
Solid South. When they can dissolve
that Bourbon combination OF traditional
mis,rust and exploded political dosmas
the chief cause and excuse for sectional
politics will disappear. Why doesn't
Senator Bacon begin a campaign for the
accession Of Georgia from the Solid
sou,hf or course he will answer The
Negro" But, go far as national politics
60. the negro IL the merest bceey ever
conjured ou, of the brain OF political
dema sogues.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

that '"rhe apprehension which now pre-
wills In business circles and the present
unsatisfactory Industrial condition of the
country. seems to demand political
change"
The official announcement that the
stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company now number 44.95O-an
increase Of 81 per cent. since May, 1902
lis a significant bit Of testimony In a
new quarter to the fact that here In tho
United States not only is wealth increas.
Ing. but that It Is being more generally
and widely distributed than ever be-
fore.
More men receiving larger wages.
moro stockholders getting better divi-
den'ls. Is the condition as regards the
rnilroads Of the United States now ~
compared with four and eight years ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
MINERS LIKE ROOSEVELT.
wiiiI.ss Iesis Tell. WI, the rr..l.
asl shessd Ne EtssisaNTfs.l

ds shestd NE EisSiaaUTfs-i.
<psmces1 s1..s-srTsT tho frI.sd Of d.
but are meeting with rs.
bi6s on evsE hand. Al the big. pros.
tffous Labor Organizations are noa.paf-
xsan. strictly ignoring politics as body.
''bat inauen,ial members arc not chary In
expressing theis views Individually. VII.
lis0 Little. q member OF the executive
board oe the United Miner. Of America.
Ia as careful an observer of pablo senti.
meat - can Be found In the great army
Of 'oisra He travels extensively. and
has become coarincei. after talking with
representative labor unionisss throaxh
the country. that there 10 'eothins or
nobody IN it bot Roosevelt" 80 he ierse.
~ sizes up The political situation. In an
ia,srrisv In the Labor World Of Pitts.
burs. printed In It, issue Of Sep'. 2.
Mr. Little says;
I Sad . Reossreli sentiment prvvaiiins
smeas those who do not take much Interest
IN potiti,s Sc veil as smons those vhe do
uesssv.lt vii certainly have big vote
@sls s,,,a me ,ss, hs i. ,s.S iS ,,i.as h ss hf ss
the f.nsstk that he IL . TIN. friend I have
~stchsd bis policy toward orxsnisrd labor
srst 'inss & Dc .eTsm. . ruslc man. sna ss.
uiih the msa Who -orts for wages There
is no denying this fact. lie mar not be
but ne csn a.seEd upon u that he -ili G,t
Us mofe than any other man ] know Of
I an s-are that among the vcrkinxmsn
thsrp srs many who will heithsr vote the
prmorratic OF Hspublican tickets They
uIii vote for some radical candidate. Let
me tolpt out sreat truth and " is this
n Ne do not want 10 thruw our vote auuy
let us css, u for Roosevelt. To vote fSr
the Socialist ticket IL wasting q vote. for
tssrs ls 40 pas-lbie chance for other than
the Democratic cs Republican candidate be-
Ing elected. 10 IL simply q contest be.
tnos that Teddy hes tceH our fricnd and
Will remain 81. We don't know what Far.
ksr 4. hot he cannot te auy better than
Roosevelt. snd there arr q, chances to I
against his being goosl u ls our duty.
thsf,forr. to use our VOTES In way that
thry will do most good. We eau do this BY
voting for Roosevelt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
"You'r. the frs, Psrs.. man T.,

You're the FIRST Parker man I've
seem" said an Illinois man to New
York Democrat who had strayei away
from the city and Travelled west for q
change.
WELL" said the New Yorker. I'VE
don't expect to elect Parker. but we are
gathering the pieces together TO recon
struct the regular Democratic party. iear.
ing out the wild-eyej wonders Of 1903
and 1900. In about eight years we'll be
ready for business"
Rather hard. that. on the Eeopus can.
didatsi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
THE BIG STICK" LIE.

NoapASsisaa Tssst , that koossvsi
IL Loader Of Peace Mavssssas.
Apropos Of the silly Democratic charge
that Mr.. Roosevelt 10 . war iori." V 10
Interesting 10 note has the 1ntsrpariia.
meatary Unloa views the President Ths
Union 10 composed Of soms Of tho lead
Ing pariIanssntsr!ans of Europe. Who vss.
ii~d this country la the interest Of ipsss.
national arbitration aud peace. The W.
itors were entertained ~ iuneheoa BY the
National Civic Federation In New YORK
rsceatiy. Here IL what Tt,osnas t.osSh.
an Irish msmb-r Of the unsoa. Ia pro
posing . toast :. che Pr~sidont Of the
Unitsd Ststss. said. AZ reported BY he
New York World. a ae-spap-r that has
been pictanns Mr. Roosevelt N . vessta.
bis god Of var:
We. vAe sry Walters hers. sfsss fsv
days regard sin IS . rpiSr Of es. q ne
mirhtisst Powers os tho ~srth, uhs has
tsk-a . uor- dlsiinrs step 10 the iatssvsa
e. s.. 's 'sss A Il. s.s I. sss s az s-s sss., :. ;si:.
sims.if. bot i uesthy representative q
|. sr.at iia. q rui.s> -h. hss. asss nars
FOE the liberties q Hsnkind-
". Randall Cssmef. q aos~i as-mbsr
Of the British Pariiament. siso praised
the PrSid.a,. TIL. savsrsisas o< Hu.
rope. declared. were ready to hsisq =.
..psas psop'-i,leas..' ..,.fs.;. - -,
bot. ENrrS Ia az q n. s,iss m
..-s.sSSs taitrd In . clear. tnsniy taae
ssfstsb hon the saoslder-sahie seess-
sed Sc ~ r~Iolee In his statrmsnt es Nst
uriay snsAin his assurance that the gtvsi
unifsa stfss -iil sisn ssst % failed
sishi~vn yssfs sso 10 get.
Othen spoke In tho same strain. sivial
non. partisan testimony 'hs; rr~sideai
Roosevelt has doae more TO aid the uni
ysrssl peace movement than any ot,ss'
ps-.sdeos.
The "hx Sikh buxsbss is not wo0y.
Ing anybody bu; those Democrats vlso
are fooiish enough 20 shink they usa b..
guile the voters By mutiis,ias the psai.
denf's speeches and twisting shes< mean.
lag Into the opposite OF shs, hs sASd.
Democracy hs. never Jc; been able to
conduct al hnaes; CAMPAIGN. uypocriy.
deception and forgery are the chief '-nsss
Of It's ersed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
THE PARTY OF THE FLAG

The old flags still a-waying, the stars
are clean and white.
The red and blue are cleaning. JOY
to every sight.
With drum beat and with trumpet. with
musket and with sword
The old dag came to being. each thread
with glory stored.
We held It high. triumphant. when Il
was but n rag.
And still we stand beneath It. the party
of the. hsg!
The old flag and It's story! Tho old fsS
and Its truth!
We wovs Il In the passions that marked
the nations youth:
We dyed Il In the lifeblood OF our heroic
sons:
II wrapped the iaurel-d casketa Of our
heroic ones.
Il waves to,iay Ia honor from forepeak
aud from crnT.
And We stand proud beneath 1t. tho party
Of the hsg.
The old hag and It's honor. The old ass
and lts pride!
II shakes . silent challenge whenever lie
deGrd;
II whIspers US a blessing all through the
starry night:
Il sings q snnx Of safety when blazing
In the light.
II hushes all eontention. ali biusts~ aud
all brag.
And we stand drm beneath Il. the psrty
Of thu dag.
The old DAG and Its meaning! The stosy
Il has made!
The story Of brave actions. Of soldiers
unafraid.
The story of stern duty: Of faith tkst
there ahould b
One land from south to northisud. one
land from sra to sea.
We held Il hIIh. triumphant. shot,sid-
died aud q rag:
And still ve stand beneath IL. tho panty
Of tho dsgl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
Railroad Prosperity neusa,. the Fec.

The Illinois Central's total pay roll for
the year ended June 20. 1904. according
to its annual report just issued. showed
n gain Of s2.4Oo595 over the previous
year.
This is a significant bit Of testimony
"a to how times are stiil improving under
Republican rule. and as to the absurIity
of the statement of II. q. Davis. the
Democratic candidate for Vice President,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
A comi.. -.rpri,. 10, rsmm.,,.

There are likely to be some surprises
for Democrats. even In the New York
city elections The Russian AMI Ger.
man Jews are. TO a man. for Roosevelt.
and for obviJns reasons. lie IL the
champion Of the oppressed os all nations.
and has spoken out. with no uncertain
tones. for the most oppressed. mslirncd
and abused race In existence.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

standard OF the Nation 10 irrevocab bly,
ased so long ss the party which AZ the
last election cast approximately forty.
els per cent. Of the total vote, refuses
to put In its platform any statemen
that the question ni-settieL ''-Roseveit's
tess AZ
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

"Untii our opponents ss = party ea-
piieitiy adopt .he views which We hold
and upou which we have acted and are
acting. IN the matter Of = sou.d cur
reucy. the only real wsy TO keep the
question from becoming unsettled 10
60 heep the Republican party In
power."-R0seveit's letter q scoeptance
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The election next month will indeed
turn upon the trlIstwortbiness OF the re-
spective parties. aud Republicans bide
the result with the confidence born OF a
stewardship faithfully. courageousiy and
successfully administered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

The Railway Employees Twentieth
Century Club OF Illinois Is up to date.
IL adopted q resolution indorsins Presi.
dent Roosevelt and denouncins the Dem.
ocratic national platform as devoid Of
sincerity" It's hard :" fool a good rail.
road man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

President Roosevelt personally stands
fo- courage, honesty. decency. strength
and common sense. As RepuDucan he
stands for wise administration of the
laws. serving all classes alike. He real.
izes he Is the servant Of all the people.
sworn to act without discrimination.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

There will be 4 bsilot-box famine In
the middle West unless the election on
cisis provide a good stock Of new oo.s
TO hold the first vo,ers' ballots for Roose.
welt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Grover Cleveland originated the
phrase. ''1t is condition that confronts
us. not theory" Applying Il TO the
present situation 1t may be remarked
that the condition Is Republican prosper
cratic promises.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21

Republicans in Maryland are making a
gallant hEIt For pure grit and git
tbere" Nirsisui.- every tim,i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
A w.itaway for Roosevelt,

n WaIfawnV Tor Ho0eeVeIN.
an carry you. New York" said Par.
ker.
The sooi old State said: How you
talk,
On this plain truth just put q marker
I'm more than old enough to walk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
One Credit Marx Go New York Dsao,
sfats.

One good thing can be said OF sas
New York Democracy. IL IL rapidly
clearing the higher court bench OF &C.
tive political buses. First Judge Park.
or. and now Judge uefrick. SsIs7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
oh. I wish the war were over.

wouh the cruel work were done!
Would the party were united.
And the many cran.s as one.
"A. II. +.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-10-21
The Truth About IL

The Truth About IL
"A doubtful Slater the Demmies say.
But later on theJ'Tl shout less,
For after nert election day
They'll end the State was doubtless.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-11-13
EccentricitieS
Of New Brooches

Odd, unconventional designs in met
al and enamel brooches have taken
possession of feminine fancy. Where
last year in the less expensive
brooches for stock and shirt-waist
fastenings were offered plain ovals In
imitation turquoise surrounded by a
frame of gold or imitation copper.
this year the most amazing studies
from real life appear on the Jewelry
counters of department stores.
1t is not enough for the American
woman to have a dainty little brooch
Of pearls or diamonds, which she
wears with her best frocks and her
real laces, but she must have some
odd pieces of jewelry, inexpensive yet
characteristic of herself and harmon
izing with the rest of her costume.
This year she will wear large gun
metal beetles, heads Of the quadru-
peds carved in gold, Egyptian wings,
crystals and dragons in every imagina-
BILE contortion, and all these set off by
rhinestones, imitation opals and anne
thysts, cats eyes, the Scotch pebble