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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01
InE q million dslIars 1 day?

Ing million dollars day?
Docs the sugar beet grower want 10
see this industry destroyed BY eiecfing
to power the party which in its 1875
Platform distinctly pledges itself to put
sugar on the free list, and whose can
didafe distinctly pledges himself to bs
bound by the wording of the PLATFORM
on which he stands?
The Democratic purity proposes to de-
stroy the trust by destroying the In
dustry in which it is engaged The
Republican party proposes to contTei
the trust by proper Legislation and the
enforcement OF law. and at the sans
time to properly protect and foster the
industry, which will enable our farm
ers to supply the million dollars worth
of sugar q day which our people con-
alne
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01

for Parker four years ago. who has
letin Of Providence. July H. contained
an article on DR.. Sullivans attitude.
in which he said that besides being op-
posed TO Bryan he is not in favor OF
the principle of revision Of the tariff
laid down in the Democratic platform
DR.. sullivan says that in future he will
act with the Republicans in national
ma tiers
4 political sensation has been caused
in Iowa County. Iowa. by the announce
ment of J. VI. Dover. a well-known
Democrat and former County Attorney.
that he cannot support Bryan. although
he did 80 in 1900 He put himself
strongly on record in favor of Taft in
a long letter published In the Williams
burg Journal Tribune. Mr. Taft is an
executive" said Mr.. Dover. Mr. Bryan
an asitator. Mr. Taft appeals to sober
judgment Mr.. Bryan to sentiment
Among the prominent Missouri Demo
Gratis whe arc opposing Bryan is Festus
J. Wade, president Of the Mercantile
Trust Company Of st Louis. Mr.. Wade
finds Brvan's bank deposit guarantee
scheme a political heresy." wrong in
theory and not practicable-"tlie new
side door to paternalism in govern
ment; the latest approach to socialism. -
Lifelong Ohio Democrat Change.
John Schla-5. Weil-known attorney
of Youngstown. Ohio. and a Democrat
all his life. will cast his vote for Will
lam H Taft for President In an
nouncin. his decision Mr. SchIarb said ::
II believe it is for the best interests
of cur country that Mr. Taft succeed
President Roosevelt In my estima ton
OF Mr.. Roosevelt [ consider that his
administration has not been free from
mistakes. but I sincerely believe that a
careful study OF his administration by
an unprecedented mind viii show that
he has been an immense power for the
lasting good Of our country. and that
the mistakes which he has made sink
into insignificance when they are COM
pared with the good which he has
done"
Mr.. Frederick y. Judson. q promi-
nenL attorney OF ST Louis and author
Of tie pamphlet entitled Taft and La
Dor" formerly was a Democrat but
now Is a reti-hot Taft man. He states
that ME. Taft is very strong In ST
Louis and Missouri.
Prof McCIintock of the University OF
Chicago paid visit TO the Philippines
last year. Before he went he was an
anfi-iInperiaIist- He has returned con-
verified to Mr. Taff's theories as TO how
the F'iIipinOs should be dealt with 4
stniy of the situation brought the pro-
fessor 70 the conclusion that talk
about Immediate Independence OF the
Philippines IS criminal and ought TO
be postponed for a generation at least y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01
HOW TO GET TARIFF REDUCTION,
Must Make Taft President in Order
to Secure Prompt Action

co secure prompt Action
From the Milwaukee Evening Wis
consin-)
What a lot Of fog there is SURROUND
ing the subject of tariff reduction AZ
an issue in the pending Presidential
ca-npaigu.
4 very wide and general feeling IA
vors revision Of the schedules which
have grown Obsolete since the enact
ment Of the Dingsey law. No rate caa
be made that viii be the best forever.
az trade conditions change. The Ding
ley schedules have remained unaitered
longer than those of any other tariff
since the foundation Of the govern
Eaenf- No wonder that the opinion e.
lists among Pretectionists as well ~
oid-time Free Traders that the Law
should be readjnsfed to the times The
practical question arises and cenfroufs
the voter, What is the short road to
this desired result: In other words.
what is the practical course for ris..
citizen who regards revision OF the
tariff as the important issue of t.gs
hour-shalI he vote for Bryan, or sl,:s /
he vote for Taft?
The answer is that the electors wins.
want tariff revision must vote fer Taft
and Republican members of Congress.
for tariff revision at an early day Is
possible only through the agency 81
the Republican party
The Senate viii be Republican na.
matter which way the people vote next
November. 1t is against al human
probability that a Democrats: tariff
measure could get through "A RepGEsil-
can Senate. 1t is unlikely that RepgEss-
Iicans could frame a tariff measure 10.
which Bryan as President would at
fix his signature
To elect Bryan to the Presidency
would be TO block the legislative n.a-
eilinery OF the nation Sc far as the
tariff is concerned.
To elect Taft and Republican nsa-
iiarify in the House Of Representa- tivRs
insures immediate revision Of the tar
ir. In fact there viii be eYecriys.
work on the subject before the MEM
berx of the House elected nezt Seyeal-
Der are eligible to take their seats
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01

The representative government that
has served us we'll for 100 Years has
not been for Mr. Bryan sufficiently ex-
pressive OF the viii OF the people We
must call upon fourteen million electors
to Ieg:siate directly Could any more
buriensome or inefficient meflsad be de-
referendum under certain conditions
and limitations In the subdivisions OF
q state on certain Msues may be health
fuI and usefus, buf as applied TO enr
national government IL ii entirely i'm
przcrie1bIe-Hon- VIM Il Taft, at
C0iumbus, Otio.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01

When we regard the history OF the
forty years through which the eolored
man OF this country has been obliged
to struggle. the progress which he has
made. material and educational. IS won
derfuI Hon VIM. 81 TAFT. ct Kansas
CITY. Va
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-01

From the Republican National Plat
formINe favor such national Iegis
aarion and supervision as viii prevent
the future overissue Of stocks anil
bonds BIZ interstate c1Eriexx
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20
At THE THEATRE
The Hand OF Justice.

The attraction at the theatre to-
night will be the new English melo-
drama, THE Hand of Justice" an
exciting and interesting story. and
one that gives every member OF the
Bell company an opportunity to dis
play their talent. This excellent
company has played here all week
under very adverse circumstances,
but In spite of all obstacles have sue
ceeded in winning an excellent repu-
tation. The Girl from the Golden
West" as played last night, was un-
doubtedly the best play ever given
in Wenatchee by a stock company.
1t seems almost impossible to imag-
Inc a company of this class playing
the greatest of American dramas to
less than capacity houses, but their
production was SO finished and artis-
tic they have been requested to re-
peat this play for the benefit OF those
who missed it, and many who wish
to see it again, and have decided to
do so Saturday night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. j.
Davis Of the Royal Flats were Low
gap visitors Thursday Of last week.
Friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Thornton will regret to
lear of the death of the latter's moth
er at Fair Oaks, Indiana, August 9Th.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. and
Mr.. Thornton left for the fat country
some time ago. being at her mothers
bedside when death came.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

The public generally have little
conception of the number and vari-
ETY. OF eye defects, and realize to a
meagre extent the serious results
upon the nervous system of contin-
ued eyestrain. It Is claimed by the
leading oculists that a large per-
centage Of chronic headache and neu-
ralgic conditions are directly trace
able to eye strain II taken in time
they could be entirely eliminated by
the use of properly fitted glasses.
Howard Thomas, who is a gradu-
ate of the Philadelphia Optical Col
lege, has made special study of
the eye in its relation to the nervous
system, and is peculiarly qualified
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

Mrs. Edw. Tapley entertained at
dinner Sunday, August 9Th, in honor
of Mr.. A. Hamilton's 10th birthday.
The following guests: Mr.. A. J.
Stewart and son Roy, Mrs. w. s. Par
ker and small daughter and Mrs. Geo.
Ferguson and children.
Mrs. Robert Smith of the Royal
Flats is cooking for the artesian well
drillers. The well is now down to a
depth OF $50 feet and is running day
and night.
Mr.. John Kurrele. jr.. Of the Gil
bert threshing rig. near Quincy. spent
Sunday with his family.
Mr. Portwood and James Davis
left last week for he harvest Aelds
near odessa.
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ton to have your order properly at
tended to.
The place i known to smart people
as the Daily World Printery. sdjos,-
tng the COLUMBIA Valley Bank.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20
QUINCY NEWS

/ At the regular meeting of the town
council Monday evening the water
committee was instructed to recon-
slider other locations for a well site,
! and prices of same and to report al
the next meeting.
| A saloon license was granted to
] Heuther & Carter for the continuance
of the Victoria bar"
! The resignation OF Councilman
Shockey was accepted, the Mayor
asking time to make interviews with
other citizens to get one to fill Mr..
Shockey's place.
/ Councilman Vail was appointed on
the water committee in place of H. C.
Shockey.
| A petition signed by several citi-
zens of the city for the council to not
grant saloon license was handed in
but was not acted upon.
| On a carried motion Louis Delivuk
was appointed city engineer and re-
quested to draw up plans for sys-
tenn of city water works.
structed to make estimates of cur
rent expenses for the coming year so
/ that just levy for taxation may be
made.
/ Moved, seconded and carried that
A. E. Johnson prepared an ordinance
providing for the city attorneys due
ties and salary.
i Bill of H. c. Shockey for 1925 and
of Quill for $16.15 allowed.
/ On motion meeting adjourned.
very authentic report comes from
Trinidad of big enterprise which is
taking shape on the west side of the
Columbia, opposite Beverly. The Ca
hasset Irrigation Co., with head
quarters in Spokane, are the pro-
rnoters of the enterprise. During the
past they have been gathering logs
and driftwood in the Columbia at
Trinidad and making a gigantic raft.
On this raft, after it's completion,
they piled a quantity of lumber and
provisions, and on Sunday cut airift
to float down to their destination.
There were five men, one or two of
them being engineering men from
Oklahoma, and couple of women.
Besides the raft they have first
class gasoline launch, which is also
used in accompanying the raft.
Lying along the river across from
Beverly they have 5000 acres Of land
which they will begin work on i'm
meiiately, expecting to have water
on 400 acres by April /, 1909. On
this property they will have three
unit pumping plants, which will be
run with electricity furnished from
the Hanford plant at Priest Rapids.
They will plant most of their entire
property with trees, and expect to be
steadily at work for two years or
more
AS soon as convenient it is the in
tention to cut the land into five-acre
tracts which will be for sale, small
space also being reserved for a town.
site, providing the business warrants
a town The company will also open
new ferry route across the river
with their own launches, and make
periodical trips too and from their
property and Beverly. to Trinidad, as
long as business demands it.
1t is also reported that Messrs.
Nicely & Young, who control the
Crescent Bar ranch, are figuring on
trying to get electric power from the
Hanfori plant, in the near future.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

rs ,rvice at tn Chew&wa Grill is q
la carte-pay f,'r what YOU eat, no
matter how much or how little. $50
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A calm and peaceful mind il the
result when the World Printery does
your job printing.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20
NAyARRE PosrAL CARDS,

NAtARRE FOSTAL CANDS.
II you wish to assist In the cleo
ton Of Judge Navarro for state land
commissioner call at the World Of
fee and get some Navarro postal
cards. They're free.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

Dressmaking done on short no:ico
at wilt & Adams Dressmaking Par
iOr. 49,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

Good team and harness for sale.
See HI. Garland.sss
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

II you want dainty wedding invi-
tations call at the World Printery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-20

to handle the most complicated cases.
He makes no charges for Gamma
ton, and gives each case his personal
attention -"
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SMART WEDDINGS.

And every other event where cards.
invitations or anything which should
be handsomely printed b used. there
= Inst one plaes = esatral Wasting
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

can invade our FOOLS paradise and
enslave US, q the Spaniards overran
Peru and the British subdued India.
(Hailers Of "the dawn of the new era"
will, 1 trust, provide that it dawns
everywhere at once or here last of all.)
Having no oppression to resist and no
perils to apprehend, we no longer need
the courage to defy, nor the tortitude
to endure. Heroism is . failing men,
DRY and magnanimity . dream of the
past, for not only are the virtues
known by contrast with vices, they
spring from the same seed, grow in the
same soil, ripen in the same sunshine,
and perish in the same frost. A fine
race of mollycoddles We should be
without our sins and sufierings! In .
world without evils there would be one
supreme evil-such condition. Prog
ress is infected with the germs Of 10
version; on the grave Of the civiliza-
ton Of today will squat the barbarian
Of tomorrow, with . glory in his
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16
A REFORMED COUNTRY.

Let US for . moment suppose this
country's reformers to have achieved
their amiable purpose their purposes,
rather, for these are as the leaves of
the forest, and no two alike. We
have, then, . country in which are no
poverty, no contention, no tyranny
nor oppression, no peril to life or limb,
no disease and 90 forth. How de-
lightfal! What 4 good and happy
people! Alas, no! With poverty have
vanished benevolence, providence. and
the foresight which, born of the fear
of individual want, stands guard at q
thousand ga:es to defend the general
good. The charitable impulse is dead
in every breast, and gratitude, afro
phied BY disuse, has no longer . place
among human sentiments and emo
tions. With no more fighting among
ourselves We have lost the power of
resentment and resistance; . carload
of Mexicans OF . shipfal Of japanese
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

bosom" that will trans6gure him the
day after. The alteration Is one that
We can neither hasten nor retard, for
our success battles Us. If, for exam
pie, We could abolish war, disease. and
famine, the race would multiply to the
point Of standing room only con-
dition prophesying war, disease, and
famine. Wherefore the wisest prayer
is this, 20 Lord, make thy servant
strong to fight and impotent to pre-
vail."-Ambroee Bierce.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

John the Baptist, after robbing
three tilb in Edgewater, N. j., rushed
down the street flourishing . revolver
and shouting that he had come tosave
tho world. A bullet from Q police
mans revolver put John out of com.
mission and he is now in the hospital
undergoing repairs. Johns real name
i Arthur s. Pomeroy and he claims
to be . resident of Nebraska. There
are too many men getting the power"
and becoming INSPIRED" during this
age of great moral uplift." Ifneces-
sary the penitentaries and asylums
should be enlarged to accommodate
the modern crop Of John the Bap-
tistj" and sAdam Gods" Common
sense religion viii not injure any man,
but flnatical zeal which influences one
Who possesses It to commit crime
should Be suppreased
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Kno,c aN men bv these Presents:
That M. Lesnder Gerard. Ole T. Roen. GINS
B. SDeice and ri. s. Elliott. do hereby associate
ourselves toeethef Tor the porpOse Of forming
brssks Tor the transsction of the bosiress here-
;nsffer descrihad.
4. The name Of the coronation shall be the
Emer1encv COnDler COmnany Thu DPincinal
ni.cs 81 tr.nsSct;ne ia h1sineas shail he In The
cc;tv ~ Coinmohns conntv nj Pima and sfafs ri
Nebrasks.
M. n.An,. ~ III. hn.;r... IN h. t,,,..-t.a
E.l .o,ror.f;on shsiI - The msnnfactnre
"a ..I. ~ ErnorSe.cv Car Conni.re and 49,
-~.s.n;s~l IovfceS "a the scnn;c;t;O0 he nnr
Chez or otherwise az any real eefafe or ofher
nr,,,o,fv neceeaarv ar convenienf in the trnne
pctynn y ss;S ho:!n =. o>'' ~ -'
3 The suthorised capital stock Of said cor
,o.,t;on am IL Ss0 NM in ehsras ~ sim
ssscS In b. @becribed I'D neid Tor before The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the corDorate bosiness.
TN eSistence Of tkis cornorafion ahall
commence On the Ist day Of Deoemher. I0(8. and
cort;rnc dnr;no the nerio az N vears.
H. hnsirss. ~ Aid corocrst;nn .h.ll h.
ccnl1nr1e,1 IN n Roar6 ~ Direcforn not H. Than
tSrsc IA not more dian i've In nomber. to be
sIact.d 10 ~ stockh0lderS Hnch eisct;on IN
"a nlsce nj such time and be- condocted in
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

Former Senator Willard is attempt
ing to attract attention by getting
himself interviewed by the World.
Herald concerning the connection of
Roosevelt and Taft with the $40, QOO,-
900 paid through the French govern
ment for the Panama canal. The
Millard interviews would be more in
teresting to the people of Nebraska If
the ex-senator explained his alleged
connection with the looting of the state
treasury BY Joe BARLEY.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

Colonel Moses G. Wetmore of St.
Louis, chairman of Bryan's finance
committee, must answer to . serious
charge. He donated $1,000 to the
Bryan campaign fund, and then
brought forward . bill for $999.85 for
lunches consumed during the four
weeks he was in Chicago during cam
paign work. As chairman of the
finance committee he put his o K on
the bill and drew the money from the
Bryan campaign fund. According to
the figures, Colonel Moses Wetmore
contributed just Is cents to the cam
paign fund of Nh. Bryan.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

The Island of Guam wants the
American government to construct q
$50, 600 dam on that dot in the Pacific.
To the casual observer, Guam hardly
seems worth $50, 900; indeed. it hardly
seems worth dam for anything but .
coaling station, and it has no coal for
that.-Atchison Globe.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

Undoubtedly Kansas City contains
as many tough characters and ques-
tionable resorts as any other city of its
size, yet the idea seems to prevail that
morally its people are not up to the
standard of the people of Omaha,
Minneapolis and Milwaukee, cities of
the same class. The crusade inaugu-
rated by Judge Wallace is partly
responsible for the advertising Kansas
City people have received as being q
"bad lot" Since the Wallace crusade
commenced religious fanatics have
rushed to Kansas City from oil over
the country to assist Judge Wallace
in Saving the people" The last batch
of soul savers consisted of q band of
eleven, some of them children, headed
bya man claiming to be "Adam Cox"
The other day Mr.. adam God" and
his devoted followers came in contact
with the police, while the latter were
attempting to arrest some of the band
for assaulting . citizen, and . battle
ensued. The religious fanatics were
armed and fired on the officers sent to
arrest them, killing two and wounding
. third. One of the followers of
Adam God" was fatally wounded and
died the following day. While every
man in America has the right to wor-
ship God rs he pleases, there should
be law against religious fanaticism.
Next to an avowed anarchist the man
who processes . religion that inspires
him to defy the law and take human
Life, is an enemy of the public and
should be suppressed.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16
centenarian .chiIdren."

In recently published reports of the
fair which took place at the Home Of
the Daughters Of Jacob. New York.
mention Is made of the chief usher. a
lad" aged los years, and Of the
girls" who sold candy and lemonade,
although they were only 103 and los
years old.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

The Commissioner of Indian affairs
in his annual report to congress, rec
ommends that several non-reservation
Indian schools be abolished, among
them the Genoa school, and that the
grounds and buildings of the several
schools be turned over to the states in
which they are located for use rs state
institutions. If congress endorses the
Recommendation of the Commissioner,
Nebraska will come into possession Of
property valued at $29S,OO0.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16
Beer In BELGIUM.

A consular report sets forth that in
Belgium more varieties of beer are for
sale than in any other country. All
the European breweries have their
agents in this fortunate country and
some American beers are sold there
too. When the reputation of Germany
as q beer country is remembered it
seems odd to think Of Belgium taking
In more kinds.
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

SENATOR BURKETT'S TOAST.
The State Journal asked Senator
Burkett why one should be proud of
Nebraska, " and this was his reply:
Because Of her fair name abroad and
at home. Upon her escutcheon there il
no stain OF injustice to men nor disloy.
atty to government. Because of her
bouudless resources and her matchleas
possibilities, her pure air and bright sun
shine; the development Of her primitive
legacy Of the ages into the proud pos
sessions Of the present within . single
generation. Because of the strong men
and women who have made her splendid
history and those who people her now
because Of her great soldiers and citi-
Gems. her scholars and statesmen. Be-
cause of her schools and churches, mon
uments to the past and great moral
uplifts for the future-the sign Of her
purity and intellect. Because Of her
homes and the equal opportunities she
guarantees to all. There are no vulgar
rich and no Interestingly poor-no
mighty arissocracy and no humble pie
bisnism-no lord and no serf. Her pop
ulation is sturdy class from every state
in the union and every country in the
world, who have brought with them the
best ideas and the highest ideals from
whence they came. They are at once
and altogether conservative and strong,
active and alert for those eternal prin.
ciples Of right and Justice that means
for mans perpetual welfare"
The Columbus journal., 1908-12-16

So many fellows who are "entitled
to something" are besieging Governor
elect Shallenberger that the next leg
islature will be asked to provide for
"more deputies" to assist in the sew
eral state departments.