The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-28

cQ lOIilll III liiC lSiiiO\ide. IN" W.
ever, the editor did not correct
the statement described above
in fact kept very mum about tina,
little mistake,-forgot all about
it, and thus silently admitted thai
perverication had become Z
and incurable disease
with him.
A Man for the People.
Plymouth, and Marshall coun-
ty people will be pleased to learn
that c. w. Metsker of the Demo
crat is for them, exerts all of his
'huences in their behalf,-and
even if needs be, would willingly
lay down his life for the tax-pay-
ers of Marshall county. The
reason why we are sure that
Metsker is for the people sc
is because he says he IS
in the following to-wit, in the
Democrat of Saturday
*The truth is that there
is nothing of a personal feel
ing that enters in-o the mat
ter so far as Metsker is con-
cerned. He is actua. ed sole
" by a desire TO see the tax
PAYERS get a square deal.
The truth is that Metsker
does not hunt fights. He is
willing. however, 20 lend his
means and whatever influ-
ence he may have to protect
the taxpayers against the
ravag of a hungry hoard,
who would walk off with the
court house, if there were
not some public spirited citi-
zens willing to protest.
The above surely ought to be
the truth, because the Democrat
repeats "the truth is" etc. We
are delighted that at last we have
the truth. We are elated to think
that the editor has the interests
of the taxpayers of Marshall
county, always at stake. Here
after, if anything peculiar hap
pens, Mr.. Taxpayer just remem-
Der, that IN all circumstances
keep faith in-Editor<Metsker, for
ne has your interests at stake. 0
Lawsey, put on a new record.
When fraudulent bills are pre-
sented for payment by the conn
ty, it is done in the interests OF
the Taxpayers of Marshall coun-
ty. Perhaps because it is better
% spend the money with Metsker
than to repair the court house, or
make other much needed inn
provements.
We are Flattered.
Zone of the attorneys for
O'Keefe has a long article in
the Tribune telling all about
the awful danger to one who
appeals to the Supreme Court
in the court house case and
the awful risk that a bonds
man will assume. etc."
The above is another extract
from the Democrat. We indeed
are flattered to be ranked in legal
intelligence with attorneys. We
have never gone to law school,
but thanks nevertheless. No at
torney wrote the article appear
ing in the Tribune on Friday ev-
ening. 1t does not take an at
torney to see through the rank
ness of the fight against the
county commissioners, by Ness
and his chief coacher, Editor
Metsker.
Charles Ball Dismissed.
Charles Ball. the youth who
was arrested with John VanFleet
charged with giving liquor to the
Bourbon girl, was discharged
from jail today, the case against
him being dismissed by the pros
ecuting attorney. H. l.. Unger
made a trip to Bourbon yester-
day and learned that Ball was not
with the others when the liquor
was given to the girl. VanFleet
is laying out a fine of 800 and
costs assessed by Judge Bernetha
last week when he pleaded gull
ty to the charge.
Cox Case Settled.
The case of State OF Indiana
ex rel, Emma Louise Cox, versus
Barts, for bastardy
was dismissed having being set
tied out of court. by the payment
to the plaintiff OF $50.
Wickizer Receivership.
In the Wickizer-McClure re-
ceiverShip case, the court ordered
the receiver to pay to the Amer
ican Type Founders Co., the sum
of $390.73 for power punch and
paper cutter. He instructed the
Type Founders Co., to allow their
type to remain for eight weeks,
after which time they might re-
move it, should they SO desire
Lumis Will Probated.
The will of the late Lebrecht
Lumis has been probated in the
circuit court.