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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
81 II i 0 t y E I o II d e t

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g II e t oens g pare.
t d 3 e bar til Suititsminiiteriet
i,1ogipet 8egiGritg ON, at Der bur.
tigit nl,ltgt mao blipe inoleoet en-
5iprlig llnoeriggelie, muligpis UNDER
lilfaloelie at iagfpnoig 8iitano, til
Mfgigrelie al, ON 8erfonalet er nreo-
fploigt / Mlbertts 8e0ragerier eller
lite.
Gen ijeIIan6ife Bon.
0etan6s 5parefaS e.
.. -. Oftober bolot 800 Gilli6s>
m1pno / 8onoeltanoens Spnrefasie ct
Mp0e i r@runotpigs &us" &igben'
bapn. SIP. 2anobrugsmiptiter Ole
@anien afgao en- &eoegigrelie for
Stillingen / &e11bol6 til bptlfen Der
er Ml1figbeo for, at EFT 6allit fan
unogaaes, ifient Sttlltngen en6n,t ct
rflar. 3~tllibsmen6ene bilbe fonme
til at rpffe u6 meo Sc 1000 &r., iom
bper al Dem better for, ibis Ser full
De lifpi6eres, og bette maatte man
igge at u1bgaa; men 5taten maatte
bielpe, bpis man ifuloe begbnoe Drtf'
ten poanp. GilIt6smenbene btlbe
utpibIiomt UNDER nlle 0m1t9n6igbe.
ser tabe 6eres 1000 ST., men opta.
geS 9riften Tan mnlig en- lempelte
Mfpifling opnaaes for Dem. Sil
Dritsfapital maa Igges 2aon pao
rimelige 8tlfaar, og en- np @aranti'
fapital n1oo ifaffes tilpeie.
Saa Mpbet oplDltes, at 5parefas:
lens @arantifapital paa 2 Millione,
&r. ct gaaet tabt be6 Mlbertis Snin'
Sci og tillige c. 1912 @illion &r.
laa set ianle6e Sab bliper 14h Mil.
lioner &roner for 5parefasien alene
@onieilspreii6ent Meergaar6 %
flcre anore al Mtniitrene 6eltog
Mp6et, og neutrality-suspicious. uotal
te fin 8ere6btlligbe6 til at lao'
Statstasien treoe bielpen6e til =
paa bptlfen Moa6e fun6e en6nu iff
iiges.
Otter nogen p6erltgere 9isfusiio1
peotoges en- al Ole Sanien fore1aae
81 e 0 I II t 0 II, 1om retter el
@enben6elie til @egiering og &tgs
Bag ON y at poe @parefasien ct Sil
ifu6 paa &alpoelen af rn0erifuo6et
|2) at ifaffe 2opbiemmel for at neo
ifripe @parerneS Sn6ifu6 me6 Ste
item af Sabet, - at poe ct 9riftslamn
9erefter erflere6e 9~illi6smen6en
fig billige til at ifaffe en @aranti
fapital paa minoit 2 MilI. SET. / Mn
bele paa mtnbit 500 ST. efter ful6
no at babe afptflet sen gamle ga
rantil um.
1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
SDllanb.

g efseI t. 8olsmanf
81. Socobien fra Sornifop Blum ia,
melot Jig til Bolitiet / &ellerrp 70,
BefseIfalif. San bar / alt ifreDet 1C
falite @efsler til ct iamlet 8eleb al
1900 @r. &eIler11p Sparefasie oQ
8iborg 8anfs Siltal / &ellerup Ell
interesiere0e / Galifnertet. Ser Ell
aHagt Mrre1t6efret ODER Sacobien.
Mtter en- lille MIberti /.
8ogboloer Heterien be6 @oopmanns
5lagteri / Ebiite6 afife6igeoes forle.
Sen paa @run6 al %uor6enltg @egn=
ifabsfgring. Strafs efter opoageoe
man imi6lerti0, at ban bap6e be-
bol6t ct 8elpb at 1,500 &r., Der bar
inofprt / 8ggerne iom u6betalt til en-
0pfipber. Sngen er MI mel6t til
Holitiet, Ser efterigger 8eterien. San
bar ii6it opbolM iigi MarbuS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
&ipbenbabu.

en- bDr @fifebigele
Mftieiellfabet 9. 8eren6iens Ollie oe
Gierefompagnt / &iebenbapn 6pmteS
af5b< og &an6elSretten til at betalf
SSngenigr 6. so. @erlDf / 06enie H.
600 Ser. / @ritatning for uberettige1
MHfe6igelle iamt 400 ST. / Sogsom.
foitninger.
6Qpgtet ra 6engle t.
SO farlige 6orbrpoerc, @altber 2ar=
ien og 8tlb. 2uno, er flpgtet fra
6engilet paa 8leg0amspejen peo at
ipringe ODER ben bgie 5englelSmur.
Wan n1ener, at Sc bar bapt @i9lpere
til 6lugtcn. Sc ct e,,onl, life poo=
grebne.
Gil . nj bp II II gen a i
9 rpn t e 5 e b a r + e r e I
pil Statsfasien lame &igbenbapns
&omune 2h Millioner @roner, %
mulig oil 2aanet funne forbpies til
1 Willtoner ,&roner, bpis nogen an-
ben @omune / 2anoet forlanger 2aan
at StatsfaSfen til 9mbbQninQSfor.
maaI.
Maben &irfe. gferbaan6en
er set blebet or6net iaaleoes, at en-
felte at 6e npe &trfer / &iebenbobn /
2tgbe6 me6 6e fatbolfe &irfer itoar
aabne be4e Do9en for on6agtsibgen-
Sc. Ser er MI beitem, at Sen r1De
@liasftrfe paa @eiterbros Sorb ifal
boloeS oaben bele Dogen.
MfiIgret Min6esmer-
t e.. 8. IL. 9ftober aHlpreoes paa
&olmens @irfegaar6 set al 6onIfe
BrGlter reilte. MinoeSmerfe for ST.
flop Sre6erif Mielien. @n Meng6e
@eiitlige fra Marbus og Malborg
Stifer par til @teoe. @aitor Soft
mteper, 8iifop @er6am % 8iiptn6e
Nielien talte.
@pinet pno MifoIoi
6 a a r n, iom 81. Carl Sacobien
poa Np @orlsberg oil betole for, bill
mart bore UNDER Mrbei6e. Mrfitefftt
Mmberg, iom bar leperet Segningen
90 ital leoe Mrbei6et, bar allerebe be-
gpnot Gorarbeioerne. Spiret bliper
IS Mlen beit, Soarn og Spir tiliam-
men $50 Mlen, og set ifal fonltrneres
al pommerif Ssmner, 6effet me6
&obber. @lagterbo6erne ON Soarnet
bill tffe bltDe fi9rne6e, fgr Saarnet
er fGr6igt, ON ct &ar Mar, og efter
sen Gib pentes Set, at 8Iabien bill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

en- &un6re6aars6og
Den Ste 0ftober bar set 100 gar f.
ben Song Gre6erif Ben Spbenoe blep
febt, % Santen benber % upilfaar=
aigt tilbage til 6enne &onge % bans
&egieringsft6. On al Sc fgrite Sing,
man itan6ier beo, er ga bans 8alg<
fprog:. u8oltets &ierligbeo min
Stprffe"; fbi i iielben @rab CT 6et
S3r1ife, &ongen berigiennem u6trpfte,
eaaet / Spfploelie. Song Sreoerit
ben Sppenoe bapoe en- lpffelig gpne
ill at tale meo Golf og binoe Solfets
Iillio og &iarligbeo, bpilfet blonbt
muoet bite fig peo bans 800, 90 8pn-
6er11e bar bans Sig til @osfiloe.
Sons Bripatlip er ofte blepet tilimuo-
let al 5fribenter, ifignt bans Sorbolo
ill @rebinoe Danner pitfelig in6ebol=
Der mango imuffe Sref. Set bgr
Deller lite gle,nmes, at Get uroItge
MepoIutiorsaar 1848 bragte Dan-
mart @runoloben / oeune &onges
3eegieringstio, Ser / mango &etninger
bar Ell lpffelig SID for Danmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30

-
belle me6 uOe forene6e Meierier"
Marbus.
Ser p Iantes Sitter
n e. Sra 8lofbus ifribes: S Msie
Gage er 9empntngsarbeioet / Gal.
tum-Sune &omunes frebe6e Sitter
blebet bortliciteret. Mrbeioet beitaar
/ Neolagning al 2png og B%lantning
at &littag. 8efoitningen bliber Der,
peo for I Mar fnap 1000 Ser. for Gal
tum-&une &omunes @e6fommen6e
me6ens oct for nogle Mar itoen foite,
De tpt op MOB set 6obbelte aar1ig.
@runoen BERTH er, at De fre6eoe Slit
ter Der beplanteS meo Greer. Glere
@un6re6e Ten6er 2anb er allere6e /
De ienere Mar I obennebnte &oml1ne
bIeben beplnntet beienligit me6 Tpr
og Gran, og BET bier Jig, at &reerne
0E+.#.a.
ogiaa ber tribes forbol6spis go6t. Set
bar ielpfglgeltg life funnel un6gaaes
mes Gfterplantning a6ifillige 5te0er,
men / BET bele taget er B%lantninger
lpffe0es oper al 6orpentning. S Mar
u6bi0es 8lofbus &%litplantage meo
omtrent 200 Tgn6er 2onb at @une-
torp Sitter, bbilfe Mreale:r &c opfipb-
tie al 5taten. Baa benne. Maa6e
ser to Sluer me6 ct SmRf.
5an6flugten befnmpcs, % Der op,
nofser iamtioig en- tor 8lantage til
90 @apn for @gnen.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06


Mrs. L. w. Richards and son, Buel, went
to Dickinson Tuesday morning.
Master Albert Manning, of Minneapolis,
is visiting here with his sister, Mrs. Phil
St. Jacque.
The evening lectures and programs for
Institute week at Sentinel Butte are set for
Monday the 9th, Wednesday the nth and
Thursdayth roth. The public is cordially
invited to be in attendance at these func-
tons. Admission will be free and Sentinel
Butte will welcome allwithin the county,
Len Stockwell, of Beach, n. D., who
owns large farm there and operates a
steam blowing rig and threshing machine
in fertile Golden Valley made this Office a
pleasant call Tuesday. He has been
spending few weeks at B. R. Falls and
Ladysmith, Wis, transacting business. A
party of his friends here have arranged to
accompany him to Beach next week to
speculate in land.-Melrose Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06

The Masons held their regular meeting
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith were Medora
visitors last Tuesday.
The Golden Valley lumber yard is en-
larging its Office room this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McFhee, of Burkey,
are the proud parents of baby boy, born
last Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Szuszitzky, of Verndale, MINI,
arrived last Monday night and is visiting
her daughter, Mrs E. E. Dickinson of this
place.
w. S. MacBride and H. Smith, the
dentists were in Beach this week. Their
next dates will be March. 10, II and 10.
! Ed. Madison, who has been working in
town this winter, left Sunday for his Carlyle
homestead which he will crop the coming
summer.
H. H. Bares and ]. P. Thill we're Beach
visitors from Burkey Saturday, and while
in town, subscribed for the Chronicle. Both
these gentlemen have homesteads near Bur
key
Mr.. ]. r. Smith returned last Saturday
from an extended business visit in Mime
apolis and Winona, MINI. Mr.. Smith has
recently secureda patent on an automobile
/ tire that he invented which is said to be a
winner. tits a solid rubber tire with springs
as cushion and does away with the trouble
of punctures and bursted tires.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Denton,
of Burkey, was the scene of very merry
social gathering of the young people of that
vicinity and Rocky Butte on the evening of
February 10th, in honor of their guest,
Miss Cumberland. The evening was spent
at games and music. A bounteous supper
was served at midnight, and along toward
morning the guests departed voting Mr.. and
Mrs. Denton 70 yal entertainers.
Dickinson will have a creamery. A
permanent organization to be known as
the Dickinson Creamery Association was
effected at the court room in this city.
Articles of incorporation will be filed at
once with the secretary Of state and the
new company placed on sound business
basis as soon as possible. About 80 farmers
and others interested in the project were
present when the meeting was called to or
der and Guy Dickinson elected chairman
and w. ]. Motley, secretary. Dickinson
Post.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06
The city dads were in session last night.

The city dads we're in session last night.
]. A. McGregor county auditor, was a
Beach visitor Wednesday.
Don't forget Dentist MacBride's next
dates, March 10, II and rs.
Geo. Merrill returned from Medora last
night where he has been for two weeks.
Nels Waldal, of Sentinel Butte, is visit
ing in Beach this week, the guest of A. B.
Kellogg.
The county commissioners were in SEES
sion Tuesday. Their proceedings will ap-
pear next week.
E. f. Rimel, who has been visiting at
his home in Missouri since last fall, returned
to Beach Wednesday night
Martin Hess and Nj. A. Zimmerman, of
Burkey, we're transacting business in Beach
on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Church services will be held in the
school house Sunday evening, March IS.
The church received ten new members last
Sunday. This makes twenty-four who have
joined since Rev. Smiths work here.
The Yoeman have decided to give their
play for the benefit of the fire company,
and the fire boys will help push it along.
The Noble Outcast'' was the play first Sc.
lected, but it was considered too heavy SO
a change was made and Uncle Rube
substituted. Parts have been assigned and
rehearsals will soon be in order. They ex-
pect to be able to present it in about a
month. The band boys are also working
on play to be presented sometime in the
near future. There seems to be an abund.
ance of dramatic talent in Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06
Local items

A. B. Kellogg was in Sentinel Butte last
Saturday.
Robt. Wand was in from his Burkey
farm last week Friday.
John Burke, of Burkey was transacting
business in Beach the first of the week
Born, March 3, to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rorick, two miles south of town, girl
Mother and child doing fine.
E. A. Shabel, collector for the Dacotah
Lumber company, was in the city this week
in the interests of his company.
Last Sunday, March 1, a baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beeler, who
live four miles west of town. All reported
WE'LL
Duncan Cooper, N. P. operator at De-
Mores and formerly operator at Beach,
was visiting his brother, Frank, here We'd
nesday.
Atty. II. F. Gallagher returned last Sat
nrday night from Minneapolis where he
Has iiIdN6 du cAtcuucQ WISH. MT. Gallagher
also visited other Minnesota points while
on his vacation and reports had it that he
would return with life companion but his
many friends we're disappointed.
The fire company held business meet
ing last Monday at the fire house. The by
laws were signed up and other business
attended to. Now that the boys are organ
lied they deserve the hearty support of the
business men. Under the laws of the state
FIRE companies equipped with certaina APP
partus receive refund of two per cent of
all premiums paid to insurance companies;
this will amount to considerable each year.
Besides this tbs insurance companies make
FIVE per cent reduction on insurance rates.
These items are all small but will amount
tosomething in the course of few years.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06

NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To the stockholders Of the Golden Val
ley Milling Co., and to each Of them.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the first meeting of said corporation
for the purpose Of electing directors and
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting will
be held at the corporation Office in the Vii
lage of Beach N. D. on the roth day of
March, A. D. 1908.
w. H. PATRICK.
O. D. BRAuLT.
f.. E. NEAR.
Signers of the articles of organization of
said corporation.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06

E. T. Logan left Tuesday morning for
his former home in Minnesota. He will tran
sact business in Minneapolis while away.
F. E. Near returned last Monday night
from ten daysvisit at Minneapolis, Wis
consin points and Hurley. S. OAK, hispar-
ents home.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

ID fancy North Star and Flour
City mackinaws regular 500 val
ue. this sale 3.95
Mems duck coats worth up to 200
now 1.23
IS per cent off ON all overcoats.
Pants, fine all wool, hand tailored
worth to 500, your choice for +.5o
Is pair worth to $50 your choice
for 2.45
Cottonades regular l.5O now LIS
Mems fancy Aeeced underwear sold
every where for $50 suit, this
. sale .9S
Wool texture regular 300 value
this sale 2.15
rs per cent off ON men and boys
sweaters.
Big reduction on all ovcrshoes,
felt goods and mittens.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Prints worth up to 10 now .07
Outing flannel g g g .124 g .oS
Percales $ 8. $ is $ 10
Flannelettes s. s 6 20 $ is
Corsets s. $ 8: LOO s. As
Ladies' feeced hose, regular 25ct.
value now 17cts.
Ladies' and childrens wool hose,
regular 35ct. value now 27cts.
Ladies wrappers regular -. 90 and
-. so values now $1.5O
20 per cent off on all ladies and
children's jackets, furs and scarfs.
Wool feeced blankets regular 1926
value now .9S
Wool blankets regular 200 value
now LIS
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-03-06
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

Fancy evaporated apples lb. Is
6 g pears l I" s
{" {" peaches l g 20
s. california prunes Is .O8
Smoked and salted herring 1 {" 10
Picalilli at. 20
Grape nuts .15
Rolled oats / lib. .O6
Sugar 1 cwt. 6.25
Bring in your next bill of
groceries and we will fill it at
prices like the above. Give us a
chance on your next order.
We pay highest market prices
for butter and eggs. Give Ills a call
and get acquainted with our meth
cd Of doing business.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Will TAKE ABOUT FIVE MINUTES
TO RELIEVE YOU OF INDIGESTION

tior of the food you eat. All else are
merely symptoms or the result of this
cause. For all these things You Will
find sure cure in Diapepsin, and
one 22-grain Triangule. taken after
vour next meal, will prove this. Dia-
pepsin really does all the work of a
healthy stomach. 1t digests your
meals when your stomach can't Each
tliangule will digest 1900 grains of
food and Nave nothing to ferment or
sour. Any good pharmacy here can
supply these 5O-cent cases of pape's
Dapepsin, which have the complete
formula printed thereon 10 show just
what you are taking, and that it is
no more harmful than candy.
Start taking Diapepsin to-day, and
by tomorrow you will actually brag
about your healthy. strong Stomach,
for you then can eat enything and
everything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery, and
every particle of impurity and Gas
that is in your stomach and intes-
tines is going to be carried away
without the use Of laXatives or any
other assistance.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Read why moth ng will upset
your Stomach or remain
undigested If you eat Dia-
pepsin afterwards.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear of case of lndi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, or that your
food will ferment or sour on your
stomach if you will take one 22-gra!n
Tr!angule of Diapepsin after eating.
Your meals will taste good, and
anything you eat will be dlgested;
nothing can ferment or turn into acid
or poison or Stomach gas, which
caLses Belching, Dizziness. n feeling
OF fullness after eating, Nausea, lndi-
gestion dixie a lump of lead in
stLmach), Billiousness, Heartburn,
Water brash, Pain in stomach and
intestines or other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are
absolutely unknown where this effec-
tive Diapepsin is used. No matter
what you think your trouble-call it
by any name you choose--it is GER
tain that the real cause is fermenta-
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Brother MaSons and Fellow
, YachtSnlen Eager to See
Him Crowned.
MANY WOULD BE QUEEN
Edna May Spooner Wrests
Lead from Elsie Janis, Who
Is 700 Behind Her.

whiz, went Commodore \. y. Rose.
IN his Corbin Comet. past all COM
peti;ors in the exciting race FOR King
of the coming automobile carnival. and
he leads in the race with 45Sl votes.
The Commodore has entered his
Comet for the BriarcI!T races. and
claims that the Come: is the fus:est
thing on W.. s With the help OF his
shlpmates in the ."dubon Yacht CLUB,
and the support OF his Masonic breth
rem he hopli to win in The Evening
World election for King as well as to
bring back tho Br!arc,iH trophy.
J.. w Clinton, president of the Dan
bury hat Company and owner OF
Cadillac car. was pushed into second
place to-day with i.pjS votes
The mex: most interesting develop
ment OF the voting for the last twenty
four hours was the response OF Even
ing World readers to Gen. John 7. CUT
ting's nomination of col. William +.
Cody cBuna,o BllrD for King. Sev-
enty-elght readers added their votes 20
the twenty-five sent IN By Gen. CUT
ting. and in the past ;wentyfonr hours
more than four hundred votes came in
for the co!one,.
Col. Cody is the mos. picturesque fig
ure and most romantic character in
American life. !; has fallen to few
men to play 50 many parts as he. Cow
boy. rough rider scout. Indian fighter,
Snowman. statesman. Congressman. au-
thor, playwright gentleman; the hero
OF hundred novels and thousand
stories. he is the Idol Of every boy in
the land. and the ideal man-tal!.
straight as an arrow. his once raven
hair falling on h!s shoulders. now "a
silvery gray. He would make a pic
turesque king at the head Of the Car
H!val parade.
Edna May Spooner Leads for Queen.
Miss Edna May Spooner. star OF the
Spooner company, at Blaney's Lincoln
Square Theatre. was sent to the front
in the contest for Queen by The Even
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Edna May spooncr Leads for Queen.

Miss Edna May Spooner, star OF the
Spooner company, at Blaney's Lincoln
Square Theatre. was sent to the front
in the contest for Queen by The Even
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Tel Il" Chelsea Specials in Groceries

Forcle Break 'a,t Pa on, mild
sugar cured. te der, sweet bacoa;
streaks of can and tat SFc ,iul
for thi, sale, all family ST.
sizes, lb......... ......'. &c
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-03
WHY SO QUIET, MIR. JONES?

Comes now Big Bill Dunphy, OF
Walla Walla, democratic natioliai
committeeman for the state OF WASH
ington. and declares that he WISHES u
hear from Hon. Wesley l.. Jones, the
republican primary nominee for the
United States senate.
IF will be remembered that during
the recent campaign Mr.. Jones was
inst diving to meet somebody In JOINT
debate. He challenged Levi Ankeny'
who has builded a lifelong reputation
on leeds. not words-and when An
keny declined to enter into vocal war;
Jones boasted up and down the state
that he was the orator of orators, the
dabater of debaters He made much
political capital out Of the fact that
a challenge had been sent and 1s-
nored.
A little later Jones saw matters III
a different light when Hon. George +.
Cotterill offered to accommodate hlm'
in fact Jones discovered that possibly
his services would be needed by the re-
publican national committee at some
place outside Of the state; and since
he held himself amenable to nstruc-
tions from national headquarters, ne
really could not see his way clear to
meet Mr.. Cotterill.
1t now develops that Jones is still IN
the state. with little prospect OF leaV-
ing it before the election. The chal-
lenge remains in statu quo. No doubt
Jones remembers his experience at
Joint debate with Colonel James Ham
ilton Lewis, in 1896, when, despite the
fact that the house was packed at
the Yakima mans request, he was
completely vanquished by the eloquent
democrat.
1t is understood that Mr.. Dunphy
has a score of speakers, any one OF
whom would be willing to break a
lance with Jones. Such being the case
why all this sudden and Overwhelming
Inodesty on the part of tha man from
Yakima? Can it be that he is afraid?
Possibly Mr.. Jones has gone into re :
tire1nent temporarily otium," as
the ancients used to say. What 4 real
live joke it would be if the people
should decide to make Mr. Jonas re-
tircment permanent.-Seatt tile Tin,ss.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-03
CUMMINS' OPINION OF THE
TARIFF.

From year to year the domlnan1
party has delayed even giving consid-
Grafton to the Dingley tariff schedules
let alone taking steps to reduce to
healthy basis the duties on imported
goods.
What Governor Cummins of Iowa
eminent republican, thinks of this
negligence may be gathered from his
subjoined statement:
"Au the robberies and thefts COM
mitted by all the insurance companies
officers since the business of life in
surance originated do not amount tc
the extortion due to the Dingley bill
for one year"
No promise is made that these du-
ties will be reduced the republican
platform declares for revision and in
Inmates that a maximum and mini
mum tariff be substituted, ito be adj
ministered by the president
Were Alexander Hamilton to arise
from his grave and read this prop
osition he would blush with shame
that he so weakly argued for a central
iZatiOn of governmental power in the
federal establishment. Even Hamilton
dared not seriously attempt to inject
iQto the organic law of the nation Z
proviso going so far in the direction
of destruction of state lines and the
creation of a powerful body of author
ity at Washington.
Under the proposed tariff, the chief
executive Or his secretary of state
could arbitrarily or by "gentleman's
agreement with the minister of statt
of another nation, make or break {
given industry which sought to extend
it's trade abroad. He could increase du-
ties, or lower them, without let oil
hindrance, so long as he could show
apparent discrimination by a foreign
power, Or an opposite policy by tha
foreign power, and if it came to
question of campaign contributions
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