The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-29

Plymouth, IND, november 20, 4ooo.
Mr.. Hearst's outlay in pursuit OF
mayorality, a presidency and gov
ernorship in three campaigns is esti-
mated at $1,000,OOO. No wonder he
is tired of it.
1t is estimated that the bank clear
ings of the country during Novem-
Der will break all previous records
for this month Cold figures tell a
palmer story of satisfactory CONNER
cial conditions than could a column
of pleasing phrases.
Speaker Cannon went to Washing
ton last Saturday to arrange for the
coming session of congress which
begins next Monday Correspondents
say he is mum as an oyster about ma
tional topics, but it is believed that
he will arrange committees to pre-
vent any revision of the tariff if he
can
The charge that the Union Pacific
has been gobbling up coal lands
through the system of having them
entered in the names of individuals
and then formally buying them is
nothing novel. If it has neglected
this scheme of evasion it is practi-
cally alone among big corporations
OF the Rocky Mountain region that
are interested in acquiring coal lands.
The men who organized bolt and
beat tho ssrtire Republican ticket I'm
Marsha s-ounty are now feeling
pretty s,re and they will feel mucb
worse when the people fully compre
bend that they sacrificed every Office
in Marshall county for what they
thought would benefit a few pos.
masters and aspirants for other fei
eral positions.
Rev. Algernon. S. Crapsy OF Ro-
chester, N. Y, in a letter withdraw
ing from the Episcopal church, says
hundreds of clergymen and thous-
ands of laymen are with him in dis
believing the miraculous birth, death
and resurrection Of Crrist. Ali such
should get out OF the church without
an hours delay The, church is no
place for hypocrites ana there is no
place for the church if what Crapsey
and his followers believe is. true, be
cause what they denysis the founda-
ton of Christianity
The Plymouth Tribune is an ad-
vocate of Republican principles. 1t
is not the personal organ of any one
man, or of any clique or coterie of
bosses. 1t. is not edited from boiler
plates supplied by any committee. 1t
is the only Republican paper in Mar
shall county, and will always be
found as ready to condemn men
within the party, who are trying to
destroy the party, and build UP cor
rupt machines for selfish purposes,
as those who oppose the principles
of the party. The Tribune believes
that an honest Democrat or an hon
est member OF any party is better
than a dishonest Republican or
pretended Republican who is the tool
of a boss
Through Trains to Chicago.
1t is understood in railroad circles
that The L. E. & w. is planning to
put on through trains between Indi
annapolis and Chicago This will be
in connection with the Lake Shore
il it is done at ALL L. E. & w pas
sengers to Chicago now have to
change trains at Laporte. With its
new equipment being received, the
L. E. & w. it is said. is anxious to
put on through trains. If this is done
one train will leave indianapolis ear
ly in the morning, at, perhaps or
3 o'clock, arrive at Chicago by noon.
and leave Chicago in the evening,
at 5 or o'clock, and arrive in In
dianapolis at IL o'clock This would
be for the convenience of persons
wishing to spend os,iy one day on
a trip to Chicago. -