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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
A Plea for High Ideals.

The address by ID. X. Swartwout.
president OF the Ohio Blower com
pany. Cleveland. before the National
Supply and Machinery Dealers asso-
citation at Richmond. Va. last week.
entitled. "A Plain Talk 10 Jobbers.
was an earnest plea for clean meth
DDS and high ideals In business. He
said that while so-called gentlemen 3
agreements" for the maintenance OF
prices and for the correction OF abuses
are efforts In the right direction, they
are OF real value only when supported
by rightminded men.
During the last few years" he
said. the light has been turned upon
large undertakings. disclosing condi-
tons so dishonorable as to seem al
most beyond belief Much good has
doubtless been accomplished. but
since lying and trickery and under
handed methods are not exclusively
confined TO interstate commerce
much still remains for business mems
associations TO do"
Mr.. Swartwout urged that more
persistent efforts be made TO create
demand for goods Of quality by
| talking quality, instead Of dwelling
altogether upon price, He said that
the great manufacturers whose
names are now famous have been
those who have considered quality
first and price OF secondary consid
, GRAFTON. He declared that the all-im-
portant problem that confronts
thoughtful business men of today is
the training OF men for better things
The urgent need Is character build
| ing.
You must" he said, sacrifice
something for the improvement OF
| society by giving time and influence
TO making men better. I know OF
nothing so well suited to serve this
purpose as for an employer to live
an honest. clean life himself We
devote FL years to developing a son
and are very well satisfied II. when
he approaches manhood. he has q
minimum OF vices. Yet we are unwill
ing TO give one minute a week TO max.
Ing q good man Of the other man
boy, who happens to be in our Office
! or shop. Employment In an honest
| atmosphere. among clean men, pro-
notes honesty and cleanliness. II
these associations would strike hard
at dishonesty, their power for good
could not be estimated"
Mr.. Swartwout said that too many
bankers have departed from honest
and safe banking methods, and that
the crying need is not the reform of
the currency, but the reformation of
some OF the bankers who handle the
currency.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

Ever eat sanded steak? Well. never
do. unless you're friend OF some
struggling young dentist.
Sugar was all sand. except the ants.
Coffee was all sand.
Bread was sand
Butter was solid sand. Science
note: A pound OF butter can absorb
i've gallons OF sand
Compromised on dish OF breakfast
food. Couldn't tell whether that was
sand or not. Never noticed any sand
In our Hat.
May expect a little humidity" an
experienced camper told me before
left the city. Yesterday there was
some humidity. Knives rusted. Col
lars wilted. Socks dripped. Blankets
steamed. Water moist. Skin wet.
Clothes ruined Wonder why so
many people go camping.
Large gale OF wind Fly OF tent
New. Smith chased IT, chased re-
mainder OF tent. Caught IL three
miles down beach and returned.
Everything else. including pair OF
twenty pound dumbbells. strewn
over eight acres OF tempestuous
ocean. Wonder why any one goes
camping.
Found We couldn't put up tent
again until wind moderated. so We
took turns lying on IL 10 keep II down.
Wish was back at work.
Back at work. Flat for me tonight.
Glad? oh. no!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

Go MORE OF the city's heat and
IkI dust. Me for the SANDY
I'M beach and the rolling ocean
the sky my roor ana tue
clean sand by bed. Plenty Oh
fresh air and salt water
Picked out an ideal spot on tne
beach. Long stretch OF me sanu,
water NJ high tide tapping up 10 uoor
n, tent Can't understand why every
one doesn't live in a tent and get
close 20 Natures heart.
Got the tent pitched today. Looks
simple but it's quite a JOB In reailly'
Rsck FEELS broken and shoulders sore
ant rs fine 10 run around In path-
tn suit Can't understand why every
one doesn't wear bathihg suit
Would be nice and cool on Nassau-sl'
Norning--Large blisters all over
shoulders, arms, back and legs Never
Thought sun could be SO strong. Wheh
I move a hand or foot square yatu
., sr,n seems 10 crack In twenty
places. ~ aor
Evening lying on cot all uay
wrapped in a suit OF yaseiine' COT
most uncomfortable thing 10 lie on
Seems 70 have been designed TO do
away with alarm clocks, FOR h'e nun
utes after lying down on IL am WISH
ing Il was time 10 get up again
Got up this morning and was JUS
saving 10 Smith, Isn't THIS me
sunrise on the water? wonder how
any one can live In stunE houss'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Overzealous

II you have ever been annoyed by a
too enterprising barber, you will ap.
preciate the little incident that left
one OF them rueful and crestfallen the
other day. Having shaved the GUS
toner, he ran his hand over the mans
head and said. insinuatingly:
Have a hair-trim today sir?"
do you think need it,"
Yes; IL looks pretty long"
We'll. how is the boss barber on
hairtrimming? Is be pretty goodr
Yes. he's pretty good. all right. But
why"
We'll. he trimmed my hair yester.
day. '-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
The Holiday Trade.
a Song for Before the Fourth.)
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

There's a queer little man in a queer little shop,
Who is driving queer little trade
And the place is filled up from the floor to the top
With the little white boxes he's made;
And the click Of his hammer sounds all the day long
Through the empty and echoing street;
And this is the sort Of queer little song
That he sings to It's rhythmical beat:
"In many silent and cosecurtained
These little white boxes will be-
But what do for the doorous gloom
That always brings business to me?
I send them to avenue byway and slum.
Along with my little white bill:
And for blank silence that falls where they
My hammer grows buster still!
$50 what OF the laughter that rings more,
And what OF the little shrill voices
That may mnge again with the
On the day that the nation rejoices?
/ merrily work IN queer little shop ,
For boxes yet to be made;
And my hammer keeps clicking with O STOP
I'm at work for my holiday trade"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Smile and the World Smiles.
Not Necessary.

Not Necessary.
Your love-" be cried, would
give me the strength TO lift noun
tains,"
Dearest" she murmured. at will
only be necessary for you to raise the
dust."-Illustrated Bits.
When it's No Use.
Well" said Finnegan. there's only
wan time when life amt worth Twin"
An whin Is that?" asked Flannery.
'Whin We think II amt. The
Catholic Standard and Times
His Only Regret.
Surely you don't despise him SIM
ply because he's a self-made mani"
NO; I merely regret that when he
made his voice he didn't pitch 1t in q
lower key."-The Catholic Standard
and Times.
A Serious Problem.
The numerous cases OF suicide
among our students lately makes a
serious problem for US, especially
since II is so hard 10 hit on a punish
ment that will prevent the repetition
OF the offense. "-Simplicissimus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Dancing for Health.

Mdlle. Genee, the ballerina. says Of
dancing: ITO dance we'll one must
love to dance. Gloomy dancers don't.
I am sure. dance for the love OF II.
They make me think of a French
prince who waltzed at state ball
thrice running with a pretty matron.
Though he danced execrably. the ma
iron was flattered. and when the
prince claimed fourth waltz, she
smiled and said: Thank you. sir. for
the marked compliment I don't In.
tend II as a compliment the prince
answered. She bit her lip. Then she
said. you must be very fond OF dan
cling I detest dancing he said. May
ask, prince, pursued the lady. why
you dancer Madam he answered
stiffiy. II you must know, I dance TO
perspire.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Just to Think About.

Just TO Think About.
She seems like very nice girl"
One whom It would be safe to mar.
ryY'
"Oh. no. No girl is safe enough
for that But she's nice enough TO
think about marrying. II you only
know when 10 stop.
Gilbert Knew
Nan-"You said Gilbert said he
could never love any other girl but
you"
Han-"That's what he said"
Well. he proposed to me last
night"
But you don't call yourself a girl.
hope!"-Yonkers Statesman.
Something Coming.
Hubby while dressing)-That con-
founded trial balance was running in
my head all night
Wifey-John. you must tell the
manager and maybe he will give you
extra pay for working overtime
Boston Transcript.
Anger Is a composite picture OF all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

AS we view the crowd OF De-
,roit men and women hurrying
ferryward daily in the early after
noon, bound for the race track
across the river we may stand by
and consent as long as we recog-
nize in it only the faces we have
seen in this contingent year after
year.
The old-timers at the sport,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
Prepare to Celebrate.

Get ready now 10 eeleorate
The Glorious Fourth ana snoN
To all the world 70 what
our patriots VIII 20
Give giant crackers 10 the boys
To make "A glorious russ ~
But have the doctors. over hlshN
Prepare for tetanus.
co ding the Starry Banner out
AT half-mast for the sons
or patriot fathers who supply
Their kids with fatal guns
Let every man and boy turn loose
With noise 10 raise the oeau'
And notify the hospitals
There's extra work ahead
Set off the fireworks with a SIZE
To sling their glare aoou.,
And let the undertakers tTot
A few more hearses OUT
Rang forth the rousing fusillade
T1at beats the beating drums,
And tell the sweepers OF the streets
To watch for eyes and thumos'
shoot ND the daylight and the dark
or this our Glory Day.
And hang some Grape upon the oooF
For Willie. passed away
The patriot fathers At and oled
And died 10 make US Tree.
Ana once a year few sons ought
To die for Liberty.
Hail TO the Nations natal day
let East, West. South and North
Get ready now TO celebrate
Our grand and bloody Eourtn.
w fampton. IN the ~ Y. world
SO They All Think.
Stella-Congratulat me, dear, In
engaged.
Nabel-Huh, wouldn't marry the
best man on earth.
Stella-Of course you wouldn't In
going TO marry him myself.
Manv a man Is out OF work because
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
The Mote and the Bear

The Mote and the Beam.
WHO Is the old file over there with
the comic coat. the stovepipe hat and
the baggy kneed trousers9"
That's the professor who Is lectur-
ing on the absurdities OF woman's
Dress. Plain-Dealer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
How It Happened.

She-You say he died OF lead pois.
oning out west. How did II come
about
He-He called someone something.
| think.-Chicago Daily Journal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

There is nothing platonic about a
mans love for himself.-Chicago
News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

Many man is out OF work because
there Is no work in him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02

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the baser passions.
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NOW SIX DAYS BATTLE
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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
Attack on Attorney Heney

Perhaps no lawyer in America has achieved greater
reputation than Mr. F. j. Heney Of San Francisco Cal.
He has earned his fame by the great battle he has waged
against wckedness in high places by his fearless pros
ecuton of gamblers and grafters without respect to
person.
Last week his assassination almost accomplished
by saloon keeper and ex-convic who crept behind
him as he sat in court and fred ball into his temple
Fortunately the of the bullet such not to
immediate DEATH and at the present time there is
some hope of his recovery.
If the friends of the liquor traffic and the enemies of
law and order expect succeed by adopting such meth
DDS of determination they will find that they have simply
taken cross cut to the terminal station.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20
Mr.. Cermak in Great Glee

In the Inter-Ocean of November 8, Mr.. Cermak DEM
ocrac Representative from the Ninth District and also
Secretary of the United Societies of Chicago expresses
great gee the recent elections predicting that the
local option law is to be amended out of shape and the
liquor advocates have their way. He gives as the
basis for his glee this statement which is headed ypi
cal of Sentiment:
sThe result in the Forty-Fourth District is typi-
cal of the change in sentiment in favor In that
district the Democrats never had more than one
Representative, and seldom have had Senator.
We elected two Democrats Tuesday however, and
also successful in the Senatorship fight, Theo
dore Gill beating Senator McElvain This district
is normally Republican by 5000 votes"
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1908-11-20

The difficulty with this typical sentiment of Mr..
Cermak is that Mr. Needles, the Republican candidate
who was defeated running the saloon champion
in that district and backed by the liquor people,
while Mr. Etherton the Democrat who defeated him. is
out-and-out local option man. committed to the full
antisaloon platform and has always been such and
elected because he stood for local option.
Another difficulty is that Mr. Gill who, he says de-
feated Mr. McElvan, lacked about five hundred votes,
and Mr.. McElvain, not Mr.. Gill, is Senator
the rest Of Mr.. Cermaks victories turn out as this
one has DONE fail to just where his for
rejoicing in. He at least unfortunate in
selecting this particular district to prove his