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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
PLAN TO BUILD NEW
MAIL STEAMERS

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
1t is understood here that negotia-
tons are in progress for the construe-
ton AT the yards of the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company OF two i0o-fnot liners for
the Pacific Mail Steamship Com pany.
Developments are daily expected rel
ativs to the matter, Other merchant
work is said to lie as good as se
cured. thereby explaining the yard s
failure 10 bid on more than one o.
the torpedo boat dsstroyers. II is
believed here that the yard will haN
plenty Of work In actual construction
within six months t. keep at least
i 4, na1 men isgy----=---------==
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
EARLY TOBACCO
BRINGS GOOD PRICES

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
FARMFlLLE. VA. Nov. 1.-THE
weather during the Week has contin-
ued cool. u ith the result tina, the
farmers Of iris section have not as a
general thing been able TO handle their
tobacco This, however, Is not true Of
all of them. At this season NJ the
year as :. rule the smaller crops have
been hurried to maket, but some very
large loads have been brought to the
ware houses here. in the recent past.
loads Weighing as much as 2e0u
pounds each. and the prices at which
they have been sold have been entirely
satisfactory 10 the farmers. Al Rice
where brights are principally sold.
sales have been active. One farmer
sold for an average OF SASS. another
$l0s4 IL, still another 5000 and yet
another x1S.3s,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
WOULD INCREASE
CERTAIN SALARIES

An increase of twenty-five cents
daily in the salaries of yard hands.
retort men and certain other employees
OF the city light department was
recommended by the subcommittee on
light at meeting held Friday even
ing.
The committee members declared
that the men for whom they recon-
mended increases we're among the
hardest worked employees Of the de-
partment. The recommendation VIII
be forwarded to the complete commit
teeon light at it's next meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
ENDS Ill HEALTH
WITH A BULLET

WASHINGTON. d. c.. November
I2.-With a small 20 caltbre revolver
in his right hand. DIR Henry NJ. New
man. for thirty years practicing ply
stefan in Washington and member
Of the visiting staff of Providence hos
pitai. was found dead to-day in the
heed room OF his home. A bullet
had entered the right temple. and In
spite Of the small calbre. probably
caused instant death.
iii health. II is believed, prompted
Dr. Newman to end his life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
SLAYER ATTACKS
PRISON OFFICIAL

CONCORD. N. H.. November H.
DR.. Ralph F.. GaiIinger. son of United
Stale seuator Gailinger. of New
Hampshire, and physician Of the
State prison ana Deputy Warden
Frank a. Bailey of the prison. we're
attacked by a prisoner serying a life
term for mansiaughter. in the prison
to-day and seriously, possibly NOR
tally stabbed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

tions. The Southern Manufacturing
Company. which makes popular
brand OF baking powder. Is contem-
plating 100000 plant near Eighth
and McDonough streets. The Rich
mond Paper Manufacturing Company
has already started work on = three
story brick addition to its plant on
Hull ssreet The addition with cost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
STORM SWEEPING
ENGLISH CHANNEL

DOVER. ENG. Nov. IA great
storm Is raging in the channel and II is
feared number Of lives have been lost.
fishermen have been drowned In the
sinking of two French 1shing smacks.
One of the vessels Ii said to have been
in collision with channel steamer. A
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12
pv Ruilding Insnector Beck rriday.

u. W. Mallory. 10 build one story
brick Office building IN the west side
OF Herm tAge road between Clay and
Leigh streets. to cost $3.50.
N. J. l. Massey. to build q one and
one-h half story brick garage In the rear
Of residence No. 1907 West Grace ST..
to cost S490.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

nlitta0S olt9brad)en. ais or i'm 9ll1f.
tro9 OrS Serrn WtitHeQ, cilteS Wtit.
1licbS ser Sirmu. orei 5oidcn.Gigor.
rcnul5ilnber I'M uicrtcnS todncrt nit
Vell5in fiiatc. Or bate 5ruci oieier
Nppdrute, ipeldc cine &ortebrltng sur
Wencrirrug zines eIeftriiden 6lttltcu
cntbieltcn, aus eincn iiinf 8oQoncn
entbultenbcn @eiGb geiiint. ais Die
Grploiicn criolNtc. Vic ea 5ugiug,
fam St6del, mcId)cr idlper an Sen
Irmcn pcrbrumt lit, nid)t n1bcr CT
tldrcn.
Gr miro inter Niir0ihuit 9citcIlt
lpcrbcn, INN icin Griteiucn Dor ser
@rono.S llrp 5lt lid)crn. Nod)ite6cnO
iolgt cine Siitc Der iocntifi5irtcn 600
ten: Sorrp Gurlin9tou, 40 Sabre oIt,
Nnitrcider; Gtbel 9lnocrion, IS Sab
re alt, Stcnograpbiitin; Wtincr ".
Bel, Nnoncen.Ngent; RoIic Crude,
II Sabre alt. Stcnogropbiitin; Trolt
Nouloh @llrocn, 30 Sabre oft, @itts
lpc, N%uficberin; Gillian Sulipon 16
Sabre alt; @iQiom Green, q Sabre
alt, Glerf; Gtbel 9%id,tcnitein, Is Sob'
re olt, Stcnogrnpbiitin Sorrp Nc.
Mitd)cll, Muoitcur Der Gompagnie,
Mit9lieo Der Sirno, Sdmogcr Don
Simon 6iib; Geronico Mc@rotb, II
Sabre alt, Stenogropbiitin, unb Ger.
trrtoe Quinn, 90 Sabre alt.
Gcrn1iBt mcrocn WorD @argp, 20
Sabre olt, hilbert ct. Clair, 2S Sab
re alt, uno orci anberc E~crionen. 9ic
2cid)e Noiie 9rlide'S iuuroc bon III.
rem 9rGutigom Mlcr. Bulb, cinet
StroBcllbobn . Gououfteur, NIT mel.
dem tic an Sitcrionntog getrollt
mcroen iollte, ioentifi5irt, unb 5lpor
nit SiiIic cineS Gerlobungsrings,
mcld)en Der junge Monn icillcr @roltt
gci1enft bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Gongref.@ erbanolnnsen.

Grpd6lllng oes neitcn SaitS. Gomite's
iiir ReleIn. Grofinltng Der
1ebottc iiber otc 5Iottcn . Ser
nillialngsbiQ. Senot ifiebt
Giienbabn . administrations Bill
olli Die LANCE 9anf.
Affirmation II, :. g., %. W16r5.
Tus ncllc Gumitc iiir Hcgcln lpitroe
beiltC I'M Observation-Disclosures I'M
Ginflnngc init Den Teroronilngen bes
fiir5lih puiiirten Norris'ihen Be
ihllliicS obue Gebntte crmdblt. Cur.
ricr 0t.'0.) bot eiuen NcidluB an.
mcldcr Die IN Dem repilblifanii6en
lln0 Dem 0cmotratiid)cn Galtfils Die
ier ISOLDE nominirten Gomite.O fit.
1licoer crmdblt crflGrte. mo Der 9e.
ldlllB mllroe u1gcnommen.
9os @oua bcgonn sic Gebatte ii6er
Die 6Iottcn . Scrwiai9unaS . Bill.
9ortbolot (Oto.) rcOetc 81 @uniteu
Don arbitration mo befiirnortetc Elm
6lottcnproarunm, untcr rpelhem ul.
jGbrlid) nilr Gin nelleS Sdplohtidiii
geballt perocn ioa. 1ieS. iogte CT.
mcroc binrciden, Ole gcgenm1rtige
Stdrfc Der 6lottc 81 erbaIteu.
Ter Seltot ucripeigerte aberrnolS
OaS @eilld Glfins' (@. .Ga.l. eincii
log iiir Ole slbitimmuug iibcr oic
administrations = Giienbabnbil ieIt-
5uleben, GS mliroe angeoeutet, DAP
nod cin Wonot ooer nlehr gebralld)t
meroeh oiiritc, INN bic 9cbotte Ill
uollelocu.
Bailey Gcr.) perfiinoetc. or bobe
Die Terliferiung erbalten, oaB Dor
Dem St)luB Der gegeniuGrtigen Goit-
g%reBiibung cine sbitimmuulg iiber oic
Bill 5itr Nuinobme BON u.Merifo
uno ari5ono ais Stoaten itottiinoen
meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Der gefGbrlidje &pitgGnecr.

@obai y, Sno., 20. Mars. =
8erne Sortlcroao I~ieicrtc iih mGb.
reno Der pergan9encn Haf)t I'M Goun.
II. @eiGngniB aus. nahbem or Iruil
6lopo ). 8ebb, Satin zines 6rcun.
oes, 0urd) cinen SduB nit eineni
Sfrotoemebr tootlid uermnnoet bot,
te. gr lit % Sabre alt mo lcbte
nlebrerc Sabre OILS aoitgdnger nit
Der Camille @cbb. @ic er ielbIt an
giebt. bate cr iid in Die SSroil Der.
lic6t mo beging Die Sbat, neil Die
5ron lcinc auimerfiamfciten 5uriid,
mics. Sic 6rnn binterlGBt orei Sin.
Der.
IgaTt far's NusIano beisrst G.. Saline. Ala
Ctste!ttmote cit, Hate CANON Q1ui..Asssns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Bic Gicbc mad)tc i'm nm Icipcraoo.

Spofanc, Moib,, %. Mar5. -
Wortin Glooie bcgillg beutc Nodmit.
tag Selbltmorb onrd) GrihieBen,
nohbem er Die @obnung elmer Srall
Scniion, in oercn ~19siGbrige Sodlter
er perliebt mar, oltrd eiltc Gpnamit.
Grploiion 81 5erItoren periud)t mo
Den Stobtmorld)ol Sobn Iietrif er.
idoiien bntte, ols i'm berielbc perbois
ten pplltc. alooie mar AZ Sabre alt
lulD bate bon Dem WGbdlen einci
&orb crboltcn. Srou Seliion ibrc
1od)tcr mo Elm 5ur 3eit fronf i'm
9ett liegenoer Sobn murbcn gliid'
lid)er @eiie nidt ourd) Die Grploiion
perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
llnfaa bci einer Soppel-Sinridptmug.

9irm II q + q m, NIu., %. MGr5.
Soc Hogcrs lnro Kim Gpmell. 5lpei
Atcger, crlitttn bclltc onbier oen Zoo
am @olgen. Sic botten eillen otoe.
rem atcgcr, nelder in Der Gorituot
GllSllep Elm 2ooengeidait bctrieb, Dor
~ SoGren crmorbet. S6erift Sia-
Don erlitt bei'nl tSallen Der aIappe
cine idlimme Serleblng. Gr mnroe
5liiGai9 bon ieincm Sobnc, als ber-
ielbc oas Sell burdbieb, mcldes Die
aIoppe icitbielt, getroiien uno &c.
itnittcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Gbicaso'cr Erubibitioniitcn perlicrcm.

Gbicogo, %. M1r5. - Chicago
bat nadl elmer bellte glbenb o~bgcgebe-
nen Glttideioltng Der Wobl.Gomnlil'
l1re oic Chance perloren, an .. Ipril
iibcr oic @irtbidoitsirage ob5n'tin'
men. 2ic Gommiiidre cntihieoeL
Dap Die polt ocnSrodcncn cingereid)tc
Yetitioll, nelhc 0arum crlitd)t, Die
6rogc sou bieieStoo Nnti. Suloon.
8cbiet merben?" olli Die Stimm5et.
tel 81 iebcn, nid)t ~9eniigcnoe llnter.
idriitcn tril9. Itr Taiielt batteu in
ciller 0cidmcroe oaraelcgt bob Don
Sen nili Der Yetitiult cntboltencn ~
600 llnterid)riften 2G,t2S Die go.
men bon Errionen iirb, bic nidlt olli
ocll 2iitcn Der regiitrirten Stimm'
gcbcr itcbcn. 9ic GontmiIi1rc foll.
ben oieien Ginmnno begriinOet lunO
erfldrten, eS iei ictt nidt nlebr 3eit
genlg p%orbonoen, nm oic aiioire Den
@crid)ten az lnltcrbreiten.
Gieic GrtideiOung itoBt Die grbeit
S,moertcr bon Erobibitioniitell, ein.
idlieBlid) pieler Traiien, lpeld)e leit
@odcn nit OemS omncln bon llntcr.
idridyten fir bic Ectition beid)Gitigt
ruoren, iibcr oen Suuicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Mchr Nntu.Eufer.

6ortGollinS. Col, 20. M1r5.
Welington S%ibboro, 8enerol.8e
id)Gitsiiibrer Der .2aromie'T olore
Heicruoir ollo Srriaation Co.," mitr.
De belitc nobe bier geleaentlid elmer
Autoiobrt 9et0otet, ais Der aroitma.
gen einen gergabbang binab l~tiir5te.
". 2. Mtiu. elm Gipil. Sngcnieiir, er.
lit cileu 9~cinbrudl nlib Der Ghauis
iellr cinen Armbrud,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Megen cincs Sbcatcrbcind,s.

Wcm Srlcons, 60, %. M1r5.
-Alireo Mitdel, ein 3immernlanlL
pernunoete beltte ieine @ottin, ieillen
spolijabrigcn Sobn mo ieine iicbens
j0briae 1od)ter lebensgeidbrlid, burd)
Shiiiie uno tootetc lid, ielbit ourd
einen Sd)ilb IN Den &ppi. Gr be9ina
Die Sbot oliS Corn ooriiber, bob ieine
Satin geitern S(beno nit ibrem 9rll.
Der ms Sbeoter gegungen ipor uno
Die ainber mitgenpmmen bate.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York, Aug 30.-The demand for stocks fell off today and prices were allowed to drift aimlessly. Some ap- prohcnsion of coming event enters into the rcactionary tone developed. The period of cash withdrawals tIom the New York reserves is not propitious to operations on the long side. The cur rent movement out of New York is gaining strength. shipments to Ca nada and to the domestic interior on a large scale are increasing and the usua! recourse is being made to New York for supplies for the moving of crops. The rate of the depletion of the reserves promises to be rapid. the de- crease this week having run already apparently over $i.OO0,O0o. including the result of sub treasury operations. The foreign demand for securities has disappeared. Bonds are irregular. Sales $1,0S700O United States bonds unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS
COLISEUM.

The new bill opened last night as usual to two packed houses, and the three vaudeville numbers werereceived with many encores The first number appearing, Miss Ray Montgomery in d singing and talking act. was well re- Ceived. Miss Montgomery is very pretty soubrette appearing in very pretty costume and rendering her song in an excellent manner. This act was followed by MT. w. H. Mack, and Miss Sara Townsend, in comedy tabloid playlet entitled The New Minister" MT. Mack. appearing in the home of Miss Townsend in the capacity of a bill collector. is mistaken by Miss Townsend for the new minister. Miss Townsend, matrimonially inclined, has in mind the new minister and has spent many hours preparing presents to present to him upon his making his first call, which she mistakes for MT. Mack the bill collector. causing many funny situations. laughter. and shouts of applause. Miss Townsend appears in some beautiful gowns, and Mir. Macks portrayal of the reverend sex is excellent The last number on the bill. Savoy &; Savoy. present a very Imaginable act entitled "A Marathon of Laughs" Both prove themselves excel lent artists. and receive many encOres, topping one of the best vaudeN ille bills for many weeks
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
>CURES LIKE NATURE


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 The only way to cure anything is to help Nature. Nature will cure when she has the power That power is electricity. Feed it to your nerves and they will absorb and carry it to every organ and tissue of the body, where it gives health and vim to every ailing part
 The reason drugs don't cure is because they do not assist Nature. Nature needs nourishmcnt, strength, something that builds up. Drugs contain no noUrishment. no cleo tricity. not one thing that builds vitality-just poison that tears down.
 My way is the best way of ap- plying electricity. It's the only method that has proven successful. I've had 20 years experience in treating disease with electricity and 1 know more about it than any other doctor on earth. My Electra Vita is the result of this 20 years experience
 Electra Vita is an electric body battery applied when you sleep. It
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
FASHION HINTS.

Dressing jackets, or matinees, as we sometimes call them, are more popular than ever this summer, and are made with sleeve and waist DOT tions in one piece. These convenient garments run all the way from the simple little jacket of lawn or swiss to the beautiful embroidered batiste. or silk, trimmed with real lace. A nov city in a dressing jacket is made Of all-eyelet embroidery.
 Madras is popular for the summer shirt waist or separate skirt. The prettiest variety is that with satin stripe on a lusterless ground and with satin-like sprays of flowers running over all
 To correspond with the multi-col- ored draperies of the gowns. several ostrich plumes of different colOrs are used on the hat. Sometimes five and six cOlOrs are used.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31

far this month, 26.971 tons. Lake, SIP 2S71[ [m13.00; electrolytic, s12.62 F d 12.75: casting, $12.25m12.5O.
 Tin. irregular; spot and August, S35. .6O@ 35.67i2; September. s35.521R d 35.62Jk: october, $3455 3495; No vember. s3472 F u34S5; December. S34.55G3465. London, strong; spot, l5163; future, ( 159.
 Lead. quiet. $4.40m4.50 fer New York delivery, and at $4.25m 4.30 for for East st. Louis delivery. London, spot. e12 Ills 3d
 Spelter. $5.371a m5.5O for New York delivery and at S5.22la d5.2714 for East St. Louis delivery. London spot, 2z 15s.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
THE NEW AIRDOME.

Four interesting pictures will be shown in the new bill which will re- ceive it's initial presentation at the New Airdome this evening. His Duty
 tells a story of more than ordinary human interest and is certain to touch d tender cord in every heart. The Tenderfoot Parson," The Three Brothers" and "Cupids Comedy are pronounced of the usual high grade, all combining to make of the present bill one of the best ever shown in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Cattle-Receipt 6.000: market steady; beeves, $49om $40; Texas steers. $3.75@6.oO western steers, S4.25m725; stockers and feed CTS. s4.10m6.20; cows and heifcrs, $260 C 660; calves, $6.50n goo
 Shecp-ReCeipts. 25,000; market strong to 10c up; native, $2.15H4.55: western, S2S5d465; yearlings, s465@ 5.75. Lambs, native, $5.00mIl0: west ern, S5.00M7.O0.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
Hotel :: Balboa

1221 w. 7th St. Los Angeles. Newest and best apartment hotel Beautiful lobby and patio overlooking West 7th St. Summer rates.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31

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 THIS IS FREE.
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Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
METALS.

New York. Aug. 3o.-Standard cop per- dull; spot and August. s12.25G
 S12.35; September. S1225G 12.30; Oc- tober, November and December. s123O T12.321s London. quiet; spot, ( 56 2s Cd: futures. G56 1Ss 9d Exports so
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
ALOHA INN FOR HUBER.
 CULOSIS

La Mesa. San Diego Co, Cal.
 Ideal location for sufferers from lung and throat troubles. Near San Diego Physicians and trained nurses on premises. Special attention given to diet. Rates $15.6U per week and up. Write for full details. Mrs. Anna foy Prop
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. 6412; Smclting, 67%; Atchison. 977s; st. Paul, 12o; New York Central 11O7s; Pennsylvania. 12SB; Reading 1417s: Southern Pa cific, 113; Union Pacific 166Ss; Steel, 705s; Steel pfd., 116A Silver, 52%c.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-31
COAST.

COHSl.
 At San Francisco k H F. Sacramento Oakland ........ 4 8 Batteries-Baum and LaLonge; Harkins and Mitze.
 At Portland R H F. Portland Los Angeles ... 0 1 : BatteTies-Seaton and Fisher; Thorsen and Smith.
 NATIONAL.
 At Chicago R H l.. CnlcdSo .-..-.-- .----- .......S b V Batteries-Brown and klinS; Stack and Jacklitsch. (This practically clinches the pennant for the Chicago team.)
 At St. Louis R. H. F.. St Louis ...... .. ....14 IS ? Brooklyn ..... .......... .... 10 l Battcries-Lush. Bresnahan and Phelps; Berger, Dessau. Erwin and McElvain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06
THE FISHING SEASON.

The soul stirring lines, "Now digs
the boy the garden plot with energy
intense" etc. now thrill the heart
of many a small boy. as well as
many elderly philosophers of Isaak
WaltOnesque turn of mind. 1t is one
of the strange mysteries of boy ma
ture, why squirming youth who
can not stand still thirty seconds
while mother brushes his hair, will
sit entranced on a river bank for
two hours and a half, watching the
bobbing of cork. And many a man
who will go into tantrums If the
mail is Ave minutes late, will leave
customers and clients banging away
at his Office door, while he gathers
in few measly fingerlings hardly
enough to satisfy the hunger of an
athletic bull pup.
And happy is the man or boy to
whom the soul of the woods makes
this profound appeal. The old time
love of Mother Nature Is almost
burned out of our lives by frantic
dollar chasing. so that comparative
ly few men get much satisfaction out
of mere observation of natural
beauty. But fishing adds just enough
zest of contest, so that the healing
influences of outdoor life can do
their blessed work in our hearts and
brains.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06
CITY STORES AND HIGH PRICES

One excuse often given for not
patronizing home merchants, is that
the metropolitan stores have better
assortment of goods.
This is sometimes true, but the
fact commonly is that the metropol-
itan stores line, aimed to attract
people in a great center of luxury
and extravaganza, carries large
part of its supply in the most high
priced goods. The smaller store of
the home city concentrates it's at
tentiOn more on medium priced
goods such as the great middle class
of people need.
The practical result of visit to
the great metropolitan store where
the purchaser sees a big supply of
needlessly costly goods, is to make
one dissatisfied with the palmer and
more substantial styles to be found
at home. The outcome is more ex-
pensive purchase than was planned,
and the final result the stinting of
the family in necessaries in some
other direction.
Here then is a big factor in high
cost of living, the attempt of people
of moderate income to vie with the
wealthy and luxurious, and the me-
tropolitan store makes many a divi-
dend by playing on this desire.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Now that the department of agri-
culture has issued a cook book, it
is up to the government to finish the
work of the woman's column, by
telling us how and when we may
kiss our best girls.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Canada withdraws its bluff, con-
Guiding that you save some lost mo-
tion by deciding to do business with
the fellow next door. instead of run
ming half around the earth for GUS
toner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Population has increased faster
than edible animals. say the govern
lhent experts on high prices. Ac-
cording TO conservation of resources
We ought to be studying up about
the Chinaman and his rats.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Pittsburg is greatly stirred over
graft. The public used rather to ad-
mire the smartness of the grafters
until 1t realized that the spread of
the practice means two prices paid
for everything.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

The revised foot ball rules are
said to make the game look like la
crosse. In view Of the disposition
of some teams to commit an eleven
fold homicide, a six foot wire cage
around each player would be about
right.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

or the merchant who is an enter
prising advertiser we always feel a
civic pride-an inclination to say to
our acquaintance of a neighoring
city: "Ah. but II you had few mer-
chants like-!"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Roosevelt gets out of Egypt safe
ly, and the authorities feel like a
teamster after he has his receipt
for safe delivery of load of dyna-
mite.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Halley's comet Is making 1,54S
miles a minute toward us. Is there
no way to make these celestial Joy
riders pay some attention to the
speed limit signs?
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

The reason why Ty COBB and Hans
Wagner get larger salaries than con-
gressmen is being discussed. The
congressman seem to spend a lot OF
time on the bleachers trying to find
out.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

The senator's insist on having at
tendants in their bath rooms. Can a
senator who needs assistance about
bathing himself ever clean the dirt
and corruption out of high prices?
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

Mr.. Taft does not publish daily
itemized lists of ievemtns, but it
was good days work just the same
when he got Canada to make con-
cessions on $5.000.O00 worth of i'm
ports.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-04-06

The cost of living Investigations
are not well attended. All of our
90,000.00O people but grand juries
and legislators concluded this inves-
tigation some months ago.