The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-11-08

Miss Nettie Birkhofd, who under
went an operation for chronic appen-
dicitis at the Epworth hospital III
South Bend last Friday, is getting
along exceedingly we'll Dr. Preston
is her physician p - }
/ lForty-two states elected represen-
tatives to congress Tuesday. Twen-
ty-three elected governors and the
legislatures of twenty Of those states
will elect United States senators. In
diana has no senators to elect this
year. "''"
| Oregon, Vemront, Maine and Ar
kansas don't hold elections on the
first Tuesday in November as the
vast majority of the states do. The
states named hold their elections in
June, August and September respec-
lively.
| c. T. Mattingly left for Nashville
| Tennessee Tuesday for a visit of ten
days. Mrs. Mattingly has been there
three weeks at the home of her son,
Mr. Mattingly owns a majority OF
the stock in the Indiana lumber COM
lpany at Nashville.
| The great white elephant was the
principal attraction on the streets oil
Plymouth election day. The grand
old party is still power in Marshall
county, Notwithstanding the disaffec-
ton cf Brick, Yockey, Pickerl, Boys
and other sore-heads.
No man should vote to register the
will of selfish INSCRIPTIONS dema-
Igogue. Such men should be defeated
no matter with what party they affil
late. They always work for their
own interests regardless of the in
terests of the country.
| The scratcher was abroad Taes-
lday. The Australian ballot system
in this state is SO arranged that many
voters are afraid to try to vote any
other than straight ticket, but hun
idreds of men in Marshall county
took the risk this time
| The South Bend Tribune and the
Goshen Times, both Brick machine
papers, have been advocating the
ELECTION of several Democratic can
didates in their respective counties,
in order, we suppose, to- try to get
Democratic votes for Brick.
| The South Bend Tribune worked
almost as hard for the election OF
John Talbot, the Democratic candi-
date for prosecutor in ST. Joseph
county, as it did for the election OF
Congressman Brick Talbot and
Brick are about on an equality.
Thirty miles nearer the north pole
than any one has ever been before Is
1.-THE record that Peary telegraphs
from Greenland on his return. There
were severe battles with ice and
waves and wind and frost. Boats
were damaged, hardships endured
but no lives were lost. e
Staid old Vermont has a mcai
scandal in which ten indictments
have been found against prominen;
men for using diseased meat in foot
products. Two of the men indicted
were members of the cattle commits
, sion. intended to protect the state
sgainst this particular crime.
| The ignorance of great city paper,
lis often manifest Frank f. Herring
Iof South Bend, made speech il
milwaukee recently and the Milwau
kee Herald referred to it as the
great speech of Congressman Hetins
of Indiana, whom it is well under
stood in political circles is to be tn,
running mate of Bryan in 1908.
The local mail carriers are receiv
ing the new mail sacks from the u
S. postoffice department. as rapid,
as the present ones become. worr
out. The new carrying sacks ar,
made of brown canvass and appear
I equally as neat as those constructed
of leather The canvass sacks "a,
much more favored by the men be
cause of their weight. i.is
The highest medical authority il
France declares that all the serum.
tried for cancer have failed to ae
, complish results. The X-rays hav.
furnished relief in some cases ant
apparently cured in few. Surgica
Operations, however, at early stage.
and following closely the channels o
propagation, have effected permanent
cures in forty per cent of the cases
i Andy>gewell of the, Grand, hotel, j:
nick-named governor" by his, asso
. ciates. Wednesday evening the tele
phone rang and somebody asked u:
the governor there" The reply wa:
NO.. but he will be here in, FIVE min
utes." Within three minutes Cover.
nor Hanly stepped into the hotel and
1.-THE clerk knew that it was the COVER
nor of Indiana that was wanted. He
thad arrived unexpectedly to join the
Fairbanks special Thursday.
i A Halloween masquerade part,
Twas given at the home Of Mr.. and
MRS. VIM, Poor in honor of their
daughter Edna. The house was decor
ated with autumn leaves. corn husk.
land pumpkins. Miss Betzy's, Mr.
IBunnies. and sandwiches were served
flor lunch, which was served in :
lbnmpkin. There was fortune tellel
, and the masqueraders were surprise.
at the good fortunes. The guests de
parted at an early morning hour,
$3.50 Turkeys.
We will want to take in good Tur