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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

amendment was made to the Interstate
commerce lay authorizing the comnis-
sion to establish reasonable rates
whenever II appeared that an existing
schedule was unjust or unreasonable
No Pledge Platform.
We search in vain for one syllable
In the Chicago platform piedging the
Republican party TO retrcnchment and
reform; and II Is no mere obedience
that has given us billion dollar ses-
tional election and the possible re-
vision OF the tsrin Reckless extrava-
gance Is 10 be condemned at all times.
II II be asked how this and other
similar abuses may be overcome. our
answer is. that men must be elected
10 both branches OF congress who are
absolutely responsible TO their con-
stituents and governed in their legis-
lative conduct by the consciousness
that they have not been sent to the
halls Of congress for the purpose or
representing selfish interests. but as
servants OF the commonwealth.
There Is one branch OF congress
that must be Democratized before the
people can hope for the character OF
representation that Is gathered on the
face OF our organic law. So long as
we maintain the present method OF
electing United States senator's we
cannot hope that the upper chamber
OF congress Will reflect the popular
will.
The Democratic party will continue
to labor for the election OF United
States senators. and II appeals to the
voters OF America to elect members OF
the different state legislatures who
will pledge themselves TO vote for no
candidate for the United states senate
that IL not I'm favor OF this reform.
This national convention meets at n
time when the angel OF peace is hover
ing over the entire world and the ma
lions OF the world each day are
strengthening those ties OF friendship
and common interests that will render
war less frequent. and permit man
kind to turn their hands to the peace
full pursuits OF life rather than 10 the
destruction OF one another.
The Democratic party realizes the
part that America must inevitably play
In the affairs OF the world and that
we cannot escape participation in the
settlement OF every world problem
that arises; but Americas weight and
influence must ever be on the side
OF the oppressed and II the will OF
the people shall commit to our hands
the scepter of power, II will be used
for the realization OF theh Ugh Amer
lean ideals that raise our own people
TO lofticr and better things and
through our precepts and examples
contribute TO the well being and hap
piness OF all mankind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
SET TRANSMISSISSIPPI
CONGRESS DATE FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-The
Transmisslssippi Commercial Con-
gress definitely has fixed the date for
the San Francisco session for the last
half OF November Arthur r. Briggs.
vice-chairman OF the executive COM
mittee OF the congress. made the an
nouncement concerning the date for
the session yesterday
This Will bee the nineteenth annual
meeting of this organization and the
session Us expected % De OF much
general benefit 10 San Francisco.
There was active competition on
the part of number OF cities in bid
dim tor the congress this year. and
the assurances of\the representatives
of san Francisco that this city would
make an unusual effort 20 entertain
the delegates won the prize. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Main Committees and
Delegation Cbairmen

DENVER, July THE result OF the
various caucuses for members OF
committees so far as reports have
been received are as follows:
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS:
Alabama, Geo. j. Sullivan; Arkan.
sas, Perry c. South; California, J. 8
Quinn; Connecticut. VIM. Kennedy
Delaware, W. t. Records; Florida, J.
E. Alexander: Georgia, A. West; In.
diana. Abraham Simmons; Kansas
Judge J. K. Andrews; Kentucky, j.
Mayor Maine, Z. Z. Brady; Mary.
land. Isaac l.. Strauss; Massachusetts,
C. C. Callaghan; Minnesota, j. c. Arg.
son: Mississippi, J. C. Beth; Missouri
Edward Robbs; Montana. w. 8. Hart.
man; Nebraska. F. J. Hale; Nevada
c. ]. Evans; New Hampshire, ]. J.
Connolly; North Caolina, John ID Bel
lamy; Oklahoma, ID, II. Lnebough |;
Oregon. ID. NJ Watson; Rhode Island,
Peter c. Cannon; South Dakota, J. II.
Rock; Texas, Sam X. Scott; Utah, A.
J. Evans; Vermont, Walter Lyons
Washington, Charles II. Jackson; Ari.
IONA. w. T. Webb; Hawaii. J. L. Coke.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT
ORGANIZATION:
Alabama, 8. II. Dent, Jr; Arkansas
T. j. Gaugh; California, b. F. Thomas
Delaware. r. NJ. Lopez; Florida, T. 8
Davis; Kansas. w. III. l.. Pepperell
Kentucky, Governor J. b. McCreary;
Maryland, Blair Lee: Massachusetts
w. A. Creamer; Minnesota. A. c.
Weiss; Mississippi. b. p. Harrison
Missouri. Governor ]. w Folk; Ne
vada. +. w. Clark; New Jersey. John
r. Hardin; New Hampshire, John
Sheridan; Oklahoma. ID. A. Robertson
Oregon. ID. J. Hay; Rhode Island
John F. OConnell; South Dakota
Frank Stewart: Texas. 4. w
Houston: Utah, s. s. Smith: Vernon;
r. Gettrick. Washington. Timothy
Regain Arizona, j. p Dillon; Hawaii
c. b McConogle.
COMMITTEE ON RULES ANc
ORDER OF BUSINESS:
Alabama. b. ID. Williams; Arkan
sas. John T. Hicks; Connecticut, NJ
T. Cary; Delaware. l.. Irving Hardy;
Florida. r. Y. Smith: Indiana, Charles
Murphy; Kansas, J. j. Sippy; Ken
lucky. Thomas Stewart; Maine, Sam
uel Gould: Maryland. w. @. Winter
bottom: Massachusetts, p. J. Nit
chell, Minnesota, John Swan Missis
sippi. NJ. Y. Scott. Missouri. Senator
J. Sullingef: Montana. r. s. Ford
! Nevada. John Sunderland; New
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
The Policyholders'
Service and Adjustment Co.

j. r. SUTTON President w. E. HOLT. Secretary.
w. H. SAWYER, Vice President FRANK LELAND,
ALFRED LUCKING, Counsel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
What Labor Demands
From ibis Contention

DENVER, July This is a sum
mary OF the demands made by the
American Federation Of Labor. on the
Democratic convention:
A plank granting equal suffrage TO
women: an anti-injunction plank such
"a was asked OF the Chicago conven.
ton and turned down by the Repub-
lican party; an employersI liability
law: modification OF the Sherman
antitrust law. so that IL will not ap'
ply TO organizations that do not exist
for direct profit; in other words, that
II may exempt combinations Of labor
and farmers and others who may com
bIne for mutual protection.
Although the federation Is making
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
CONVENTION NOTES

DENVER. July S.-"Bill Twohig.
of Galesburg, H.. who has attended
nearly every Democratic national con
vention In tie last 40 years. Is again
on the job. But he's not the Same
old BILL" somehow. He moves
about from headquarters to headquar-
ters with disconsolate air and
seems to be looking, always looking
for one who comes not.
II appears that this Is the first time
Bill has attended national con
vention without the companionship OF
his old friend. Jim" Murphy, of Pc
oria. Murphy always was an inveter
ate conventioner. though he never lin.
gered long unless "Bill" Twohig was
there. Murphy would travel a thou
sand miles To convention. hunt up
the Illinois headquarters. and inquire
rs Bill Twohig here?" .
II "Bill" Twohig were there Muir
ply would tell the clerk TO give him
a room. II "Bill" was not there Jim
would ask when the next train left
for Peoria. This time Bill is here,
but Jim" Is not, and, moreover, is
not expected.
These conventions are not quite
what they used to be" sighed Two
hig, looking ruefully out OF the win
dow In Roger Sullivan's headquar.
ters.
state Senator F. w. Burton. OF Car.
linville. ILL.,, and Congressman T. n
Jett, OF Hillsboro. arrived ahead OF
the other Illinois delegates. who had
gone out OF their way to call on Bry-
an at Lincoln.
I'VE are for Bryan" said Mr.. Bur.
ton. but we're the kind Of Bryan del
egates that don't need to stop OF at
Lincoln 10 get inspiration"
Delegate Green Clay OF this dis.
trict. who Is the original Bryan for
president In 1908" man, was stricken
down With acute Indigestion IL was
two years ago last spring that Clay
startled the country with his resolu
ton In the Audrian Democratic con
vention. indorslng Bryan. then in Eu
rope, as the nominee for president
There is nothing that pleases Con
gresham Champ Clark. OF Missouri
more than a national convention and
an hour after he reached Denver he
says he was more pleased with this
one than any he has attended FOL
many years. I've been making some
money In Kansas and Nebraska" de
clared Clark. and I've come out here
to get rid OF II. guess there won
be any trouble about that II Denver
only lives up 20 its reputation with
out considering there is a national
convention here"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

The positively best values ever
offered handsome Blue Serge. Black
Thibet and Black Clay Suits. In all
the seasons smartest single and
double breasted styles, In all sizes
TO At men OF all proportions. Let US
show them TO you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

territories Of New Mexico and Arizona
as separate states"
The hostility OF the Republican or
ganization toward popular measures OF
reform Is illustrated IN Its rerusai 10
establish postal savings banks. and the
country can safely accept this as
sample OF what a. Republican congress,
controlled by special interests. VIII 40
10 every other measure intenued TOT
the peoples relief.
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-Axoldinn the Bush.

one morning met the physician who
was attending her husband.
rs he very ill?" she asked anxious
ly.
He IS" replied the physician Il
fear that the end IS not far OF ~
do you think" she asked hesitat
Ingly. do you think Il proper that
should be AT his bedside during his
last momentsf"
yes But | advise you TO hurry
madam The best places are already
being taken Everybody Magazine
Don't be q kicker, but II you must
kick make n swift and sure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

ALFRED LUCKING, Counsel
10 Fire Insurance PoIicyhoIders
DID YOU EVER think how important it is know
your Fire Insurance policies correctly describe your prop
erty?
DID YOU EVER try improve your risk in order
lower your Insurance rate
YOU MAY BE THE NEXT ONE TO HAVE FIRE
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Would you not feel safer if your interests being
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OF wide business experience who have felt the need of
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We issue annual contract covering all this service
We adjust fire losses for all persons whether holders
nua
For information upon method Of transacting this
business call at the company's Offices address
The Policyhoders Service Adjustment Company
No. t22ss,.s2 Majestic Bldg,
Detroit Michigan. Phone NJ 25es.
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a timely Tip.

Before going 20 a summer resort
read -Ie chapter on what 10 DO 20.
revive person who has been under
water TOO long.--Chicago News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
Wen-knOWn Attorney
Stricken Suddenly
Doctors More Hopeful Of his
Recovery

iG
Last Saturday afternoon Harry
6. Hundredmark, one of the best
known of our citizens was suddenly
struck down bya stroke Of paraly-
sis in the Sederstrom restaurant on
Maple street. Since that time Mr..
Hnndredmark H has been growing
gradually worse, according to the
attending physician, until yester-
day, when the first hopes of his re-
covery began to appear, in flashes
OF returning consciousness and re-
cognition of those around him.
Since the stroke he has suffered
three slight hemorrhages. The
severity or otherwise of this synp-
tom will determine to some extent
his recovery. The doctors are more
confident of his recovery and be-
lieve he will come out all right, al
tho of course nothing can be defin-
itely asserted.
AS we go to press we learn that
the condition Of the patient is no
better, he continues about the same,
and time alone will show the out
come. We hope our. old friend will
recover, and that we shall soon see
him around again.
-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
Good For Everybody

Mr.. Norman r. Coulter, prominent
architect, in the Delbert Building, San
Francisco, says: 81 fully endorse ali that
has been said Of Electric Bitters as d
tonic medicine. It is good for everybody.
It corrects stomach liver and kidney
disorders in a prompt and efficient man
ner and builds up the system. Electric
Bitters is the best spring medicine ever
sold over a druggists counter; as a
blood puriHer:iti unequaled. SOC at,
Duffner's Drng STORE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
SENATOR KITTREDGE.
Will Discuss Issues of Cam-
paign
Big Rally Friday the 15th

Hon. Senator A. B. Kittredge Will
speak in this city on Friday even
ing the 18th in the Goss Opera
house, and discuss the issues of
the campaign. A two days tour
has been arranged in the county,
and the senator will deliver speech
es at South Shore, Henry Florence
and Watertown. All those who are
interested in the questions at issue
are invited to come out and hear
the stalwart presentment of the
case. 4.s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
Announcement

The city has row adopted the munlc-
ipal court bill End the same will become
very important part Of our judiciary
system in this city and in the county,
with Jurisdiction concurrent with! the
circuit court in most Of the civil matters
tried in this county.
sI do, therefore. announce that I am q
candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the
municipal court and respectfully solicit
5tkcc support OF all citizens.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
O'C

ss "a re.sS JeorRe 81 LION spent Sunday
AT Marshall, !, Nj Linn. WI isitinp nerpar-
8ents who live in that city.
H. NJ. Peterson, railroad maenatelS
was iii Watertown The first 81 the
week looking after the interests of
the st. Louis road ss1
Rev, r. Poizin LEFT Tuesday r,,orn-
ing Tor ST. Peter, Mimi, to attend
a conference of German Lut
churches to be held ID that city.
an 4 b IA a t.,r ye,,f ;on II 81 49, ~ rs,
willsbe held in the Busineas Men,s
roo,ns next Tuesday. OF course
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
Democratic County Convention
Watertown,,s. D., MAY I, 'os.

A Mass Democratic Convention
for the purpose of putting demo.
cratic county ticket tor Codington
county, by petition in the June pre-
mary, is hereby called to meet in
the city of Watertown at the Goss
hallon Saturday, May 9th, 1908, at !,
O'Clock sharp.
All Democrats of Codington
county are invited and urged to
attend such convention.
9. H. Lester,
Chairman Democratic county
committee.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08
d CIR UT | COUR !
CON N'ESI !.

,Sa - n u N q,
third circuit ~, on ;Iuesday ls forenoon at
o'clock nc calendar 81 crimlnai y cases
is quite heaVy, there 0eing ~ an sigh-s
Teen cases on tne ilst. me list lnclusdesi
tne 2, cases agalnst tne gambiers Who were
Pulled Garner IN me year ior rannlng
gam bling rooms contrary 70 the law. .9n
Ine clvll y i.st " y Is Ihe case oI the cry
against y ~. ~ Iroeh, to decide whether
OF NOT part oi ms 10y small pe used for an
alley way Or ior pulidlng purposes ne
famous Dllno morse ,, case from Henry ls
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-05-08

sEARPs AND FLATS M
BILLY BoUN cE l
Wilbur carry codingto county bscauss hs 81
will ofce hoidsrs
n ths STATE When
fellow who is holding state
fellow who has been
United States Senate Size ae situation and
about right.
Why didn't second term as eovsr1lnr
of South Daota He y Ike the two when
landed ir America along he
Pat spied Aye dollar gold walk
stopped down to when his friend Mike
Never rnoind, Pat, lets where thsy're ticker u
Kneedy and Sis now pulling hair beat the band
Brother Knee always made is
trouble with the dear
long Brother Kneedy win learn after
vhle that it dangerous to tickle he heel Of anae
straw
Here hoping that Senator Kttredge WIN ts
at the June II would take other fifteen
obtain TIE United STATES
Senator has The oSouth
afford to turn down man like Senator Kittredgs e
I sSS~s1
Watertowp man's
q ss
South Dakota soil not being highly product
Gaine Warden MeMath going rope AL ass
jumps rope and
the net vii BET his crustdented.
&eH~~&
ordinary summer weather you should have a
fine lot Of Anheuser bushes AS the
pack te roots Care should be taken to ts plants
from drying out
poee--I have here little entlsd g Iis Worth
4, oass Roy-.'Wsll
Politician aint passenger
nediately behind hin
s 1es, how did you know
slippery jim Mel VIII be here Sioux
Fas and try to whip into line for Crawford
good thing for Slippery.
courts this week One changed
than an hour
The who Is DOWNS looking for other fellow who
kicked out some rungs from the ladder of success
Summer bsginsJnns 2oh p this time
>4>~4.
Il Is better your husband bring friend home to din
ner than It to have friend after dinner
eSse~S
About this time there viii be weather.
4
That lovs i blind accounts tor
SS11@V
The spring fever germ = il our midst
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Silence IS golden but you can't cash 1T. E gs
!. G. HILL, II. 5. KAdPEskA Mi LING 90.
OCULIST
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NOSE THROAT Ground Feed Also carry afull Inc
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