The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-10-11

Will Boys continue his lying? is
the question everybody is asking
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Stockman of the
Wisconsin Veterans Home at Wa
paca, have returned home after at
tending the reunion of the old 4sth
and visiting.r numerous friends and
relatives i'm this and adjoining coun-
ties -
| DIR. Fremont Burket and family, of
Kingman, Kansas, are visiting the
family of Dr. F. M Burket in this
city Fremont was a resident of
Plymouth when young man and is
now one of the prominent citizens
of southern Kansas.
The boilers have become so des-
perate that they have brought a suit
to compel election officers TO do what
the law says plainly and positively
they shall not do. Having started
out to violate law they are trying to
compel others to violate it,
That converted Lafayette murderer
who always prayed that the prosecut-
ing attorney who convicted him
might be consigned to hell was per-
haps not actuated by revenge, but on
ly trying to get as far away as pos
sible from a dangerous opponent
We notice more than a dozen calls
for mass township conventions in our
exchanges since, Francis Edward
earn has filed an affidavit in the
Marshall circuit court that no ticket
nominated in that way since Septem-
Der 5, can be voted for on a Repub-
lican ballot
Efforts were made by the boilers
gang to. prevent people from know
ing that Governor Hanly would be
here next Tuesday, but after the Trib-
une published the fact and invited
everybody to come, they pretended
to fall in line and had Boys announce
the meeting.
Patton Post c. A. R., of Laporte,
has appointed committees to arrange
for the reception and entertainment
of the veterans of the s7tn regiment,
which will hold reunion in Laporte
Oct. IL and IL. The post has the as
surance that fully eighty comrades
will be present.
We are informed that a man is
travelling over the county selling bo-
gus gold mining stock and denounc-
ing the regular Republican crgani-
cation. He seems to have gold bricks
h one pocket and Chronicle iiterat-
ure in another. The contents OF both
pockets are worthless.
The State of Washington has made
an advance in the line of social re-
form by having arrested and indicted
for manslaughter young man who
succeeded in drowning some of his
friends by vigorously rocking the
boat in which he and they were TAX
| ing a short water trip.
Congressman Brick made "a speech
in Plymouth Wednesday evening
When Republican asked Senator
Parks about it, Parks said he was not
there and did not hear of it until next
day. 1t seems that Ed earn thought
Parks was a Republican and was
afraid to trust him with the secret
After missing clover seed from the
Kewanna grain elevator for several
days. Manager James Snepp marked
sacks and notified dealers AS a re-
suit Garland Snepp, the manager
son, and Edward Myers, of Logans-
port, were arrested. A. Toner the
elevator owner, refused to prosecute
the young men.
Secretary Shaw made a big hit
with South Bend Republicans. He
made a speech full of wit and hum
or, but sound and logical The Dem
ocratic South Bend Times says he
produced more laughter than did the
minstrel show in the other opera
house. Everybody that heard him is
a Shaw man now.
Wonder how the Republican candi-
dates for auditor of state and state
treasurer felt when they came to Ply
mouth expecting to address great
| Republican meeting and found no
Republicans present to hear them.
They ought to have said some things
to the two dozen boilers who met
them that would have done Boys &
Co. some good.
When candidate of am party ell
tertains the hope that he can induce
the good people OF the county to be-
lieve that he is an angel without
wings and in his method of doing so
desires to throw out the impression
that the "other fellow" is all wrong
the imam with the halo" (self-appro
priated) may possibly have his hopes
rudely shattered. when the day for
SCATTERING arrives
On the Ohio excursion which left
here Thursday evening there were
scores of passengers from all Sec
tions of this county. Among those
who went from here were Ed and
AL Gibson, Julius Born and family,
Mrs. Theo Mclaughlin and daugh-
| tel, most of the Vangilders, Jacob