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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

they keep
the tariff pledge Of the Republican party
Mr. Townsend raped according the Burrows because
he dsced conditions Washington making impossible for honest
resenaves the people the legislation they desire
connection quote insurgnt
Republican, said in
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mention the dispatch
pearsd morning there
connection between "rapping
Townsend providing that Townsend really raped
what Senator Burrows said in Cadillac:
s i. ss :::. ss n: .a. !. r.: s'
s.:s ss that to sS ; the now looking about Euro
So charging Kansas that Adh
betrayed party obung the fulAlment its pledges
Burrows their Of ubservient weaking
owning up it, through presence
asmber his party Washington KNOWS
Was Congressman Townsend rappedi
II. We hardly think
The admission Of production and
considered in making the tariff all articles
President Taft promised be only repetition Congress
nan Townsend has contended all along.
It was an insurgnt triumph Burrows
Townsend had the pleasure Of being present
appropriation has been made by for investigation after
the stolen for Of locking the door,
The campaign promise Of Republican NOT however
that would be revised and the difference in the Of
production and abroad inquired into later.
We were not promised living first be made
higher any cuny history and that later $250000
Of the peoples money aside pretext under which the
marty might solicit support subsequent campaign
by for the board which Senator
Cadillac to the admission Of betrayal
Of the peoples trust which from the senator by word
mouth and the purpose for which Burrows referred
oft
It Of saving the political nks OF the crowd
obsructonsts Adrch and Cannon in Washington
II was made certain defeat in November the last leg
10 stand on and we webbing around on it.
No Mr. Townsend not raped.
simply the sound Of the senator's glove wardng of body
blow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
Monday. July 25,
1910
OBSERVATIONS

Judges don't wear whskers smoothly
marks or a judges profession :.
themselves with
no OF a student or professor
whiskers today mark or the literary
WHY THE Bernard Shaw stu wears them Kpng
is
wHIskERsf on his head :.
i Law scenc literature satd adieu
Why doesn't medicine drop whkers too?
professional consider whiskers
Snow how germs love
whkers When
that he Even his
length woman VIII go Tor the
loves. - - :. {.
OF caroohc acid
lis a has dsinfected them
whsers that smell
Fairgrounds for germs they must be!
made interesting suggestion 70
Miss Jana Adams, sister OF everybody
immigrants into their homes FOR
10
the foreigners different
THAT | from Q
He know that uptodate people don't DO things
and baZarre - a. -. .,.uo .h,,a.
"Ife shall saw unto
ala not 10 one Oh the " he
did not to -
in hat anyway
who Adams gnoran But ne
Hewe America yet kingdom come where HIS
will is done
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
HEREDITY.

Mrs. Peavish says that she never
realized the power Of heredity until
she noticed how the baby kept her
waiting on il whenever It's father
didn't keep her waiting on him.-Gal-
weston News.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
NOT TRUE TO LIFE.

Realism, on the stage. There Is no
such thing" How now?" six
months elapse between Act I. and Act
III, and yet they have the same cook"
Louisville CourierJournal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
COMING COMPETITION.

The railroads will have TO sit IN
and take notice when the airships be.
gin bidding for the mail-carryine con.
tracts.--St Paul Pioneer Prsss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

Congressman Townsend and Sen.
ator Burrows met on the same plat
form in Cadillac, and we have it
from the Burrows morning news
paper organ in this city that the
congressman was trapped hard"
In which same newspaper the same
morning we failed to find line on
the speech of Senator Cummins in
Council Grove, Kan, trapping Can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
COULDN'T UNDERSTAND II.

Epnraim Smartweed gazing at I
Singer building)-These here ci
folks tell me this is skyscraper; b
bin-a-watchin' 1t fer two hours, Al
I hain't seen it do any scrapin' YET!
Judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

will be so disgusting that the vulturei
OF hell Will turn from them and vomit
Pilot Grove MOI Record.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

IL noticed the black man had son
thing up his sleeve that surprised
the fight fans"
What was that?'
"His arm"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

Mexico's cotton crop has increased
in II years from $4,000 bales to $780,
600 bales a year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
Burrows, Driven
Into a Corner by His
Opponent, Owns Up

while Senator cumnlns, Insur-
gent. u Making Charges In
Kansas, the Senior Senator,
Of Michigan (Regular),
10 Confessing In
Cadillac.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25

smoothly shaven Il
mar OF a profession
themselves with mustaches
kers longer the mark Of student or professor -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Ell Paso division No. SO, Order of
Railway Conductors, held its annual
election Monday and the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Chief conductor-George L. Stock
we'll
Assistant chief. B. Green.
Secretary Treasurer-George H. Ait
ken.
Senior conductor-G. @. Willis.
Junior conductor-Scott Vance.
Inside sentinel r. Mcleod.
Outside sentinel-B. Hopwood.
Delegate to convention P. Sill
vernail; alternate delegate, w. NJ
Stockwen.
Trustees-W, NJ. StockweD. chair
man; J. B. Green, J. R. Mcleod.
Time card committee l.
Stockwen and G. @. Willis.
Local committee of adjustment.
Mexico and Northwestern-J- r.
Webster, chairman; W. Stubblefield.
J Nance.
Local committee of adiustment-G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
BULGIN STILL RAPS
HARD AT THE DEVIL
Evangelist Is Hewing to the
Line and Throwing a
Lot of Chips.

Whistling hymn tunes and singing
evangeIistic songs beside roaring wood
fires which kept the big tabernacle
comfortable, the cold wave had no
effect on the interest in the big BulgIn
meetings which are in progress this
week The crowd was smaller than
that of Sunday night, but the big en-.
closure was comfortably filled, and the
chorus choir was again occupying all
of the seats on the raised platform.
Taking the reverse of the argument
of the infideI. DIR. Bulgin threw down
his gauntlet to the unbeliever Monday
night by defying him to prove that
there is no God. The speaker said
that the unberfevers were asking for
proof of something which had alreaoy
been proved beyond a doubt. He took
for his illustrative figure the outcry
of the malefactOr on the cross who
appealed to Jesus to come down from
the cross and save him II he be the
son of God. Such a manifestation
would be of no value In proving the
divinity of Christ, the speaker said, for
it was only by faith that men on earth
could conceive the eternal
Faith, he said, was the live wire
which connected the physical and spir-
itual. and. without faith there could
be no belief.
Tuesday afternoon DR.. Bulgln held
the first of a series of matinee meet
ings at the tabersacle. This meeting
was we'll attended. DR.. Bulgin spoke
on The Best Equipment for Service
Special music by Mr.. and Mrs. q. L..
Rose was rendered at the Monday
evening and also at the Tuesday after
noon services The tabernacle is being
decorated by the women of the united
congre cations.
Flags and bunting are being hung
in different parts of the barnlike
| building and an immense canvas sigh
! has been hung over the pulpit. FL
Paso for Christ" This is to be the
! working motto of the meetings. A
| house committee, composed of Rev. r.
| w Merrill, I. ]. Jones and George
Oliver was appointed by Rev. Caspar
S Wright, chairman Of the general
committee of arrangements. This COM
mittee will have full charge Of the
! tabernacle during the revival services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
CARWILE SAYS ROAD WILL
CROSS THE DAVIS MOUNTAINS.

Pecos Texas, Nov. 15.-That the line
of the Pecos Valley Southern railway,
now building from Pecos TO the Davis
mountains, by way of Saragosa and
Balmorhea, will be constructed across
the Davis mountains to Southern
Pacific connection at either Alpine OF
Maria. in the very near future, seems
assured, according to a statement made
by W. l. Carwile, president of the
road. The road will be completed and
in operation to Balmorhea by NOvem-
Der Is and the material is en- route
and the grading work is now nearly
finished to San Solomon Spring, the
southern terminus under the present
contract.
The SO miles of road now completed
and in operation are substantially
built and well equipped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
Linens

Linens
A big ifen, IN our
present ThonksgiD-
ing Sale is linens.
On an entirely neD
stock of linens lDe
offer prices that are
unusually attract
iUe. Every class of
linens IS represent
ed IN our present
sale--tobie dar71ask,
napkins, fancy linen
pieces, linen Doist-
ings and hondker-
chief linen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
:. :: 1885 $50 =
CHIPS FROM BULGIN'S AK.
:: :: -: {: :. :: :: :. = :. : i:

= :.. :. :. :. :. :. :. !. :. :. = = = =
Speaking Of gambling, when man
gets a dollar that he does not earn
someone earns a dollar he does not
get.
Have as good reason for your unDe-
lief as you ask of my belief
don't have to prove that there is
a God. Prove to me that there is not
one.
Old Amos would have been called
a cowpuncher in Texas. yet he wrote
a part of the greatest of great works,
the Bible.
Unbelief is unreasonable because 1t
asks proof ,of fact which has already
been proved.
You will have TO admit that some
thing struck this world that was not OF
it That was Christ.
Bog Ingersol1 said that plug hats
and suspenders and no religion were
the civilizers. How many plug hats
and suspenders could you sell in
Africa
1t was not the John D. Rockefellers
or the E H. Harrimans, but the men
who believed in the Bible who made
civilization
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating Then take dose OF God
word and you will have the internal
evidence
1t takes an eye to see art, an ear to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
Dresses forthe SchoolMis.
A Splendid Value at SIPS

These are wash dresses for girls to IA
years of age. They are made OF cadet and
white striped galatea cloth with plain wmte
or blue collar and cuffs. They are perfectly
plain one-piece dresses, cut with a great deai
of fullness. They have two breast pockets
and small change pocket; patent leather
belt with emblem on front. The special
Drice Is S125
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
NEW SPUR TRACK NEAR
THE Ell PASO GLOBE MILLS

The Southwestern construction crew
is camped in its bunk ears near the
Globe Mills, where a new spur track and
a trestle is being built. The track leads
from the Southwestern main line to the
shipping platform of the Globe Mills
and includes a trestlework across the dry
arrova near the old viaduct on the smelter
car line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15

hear music; why, then, should an inf
del try to see Christ?
Gods demonstration. is to the inner
man, the soul
Faith is the live wire between the
physical and the spiritual.
God never destroys that free moral
agency which allows you to say no OF
yes to the God who made you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
KENTUCKY DESPERATE is
KILLED BY A POSSE

Lexington. KY, Nov. 15.-"Bad Jake"
Noble, who shot and killed jailer Tur-
ner, of Breathitt county, in JakeOn last
Tuesday night. was himself shot TO death
by a sheriff's posse in Knott county late
last night.
When the posse called upon Noble to
surrender. he resisted and was riddled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
INSTALLING PHONES ON
SANTA ~ DISPATCHING LINE

Ration. n NJ. Nov. 15.-Work on the
telephone dispatching service at the
local station of the Santa Fe has been
completed and phones are being In
stalled between this point and La Junta,
which it is expected will be completed
within 10 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
$500
A Special Dress Event
Values to $1,000 at $40. so

No item in our entire Thanksgiving sale
offers better value than this. These are
plainly tailored dresses, made of French
serge and chiffon broadcloth, also, cloth
dresses deliberately embroidered, also, the
combination dresses. These have silk
bodice in check or plaid while the skirt is
cloth of a solid color-carrying out the pre-
dominant color of the bodice-and straps of
the cloth go over the shoulders There are
also shown number of wool dresses in the
popular shepherd checks. In addition to
the cloth dresses, also include silk
dresses. Some of taffeta silk, beautifully
embroidered on bodice, sleeves and skirt.
and finished with handsome lace yoke and
lace cuffs. Others are made of aeOlieene
with beautifully embroidered bodice, tucked
sleeves and net yoke. Still others are plaid
taffeta with velvet flouEee and velvet
sleeves and dainty net yoke Still other
stylish dresses in messaline, albatrOs cloth.
nunsveiling corduroy and other handsome
materials. You will not be surprised when
we tell you that dresses in this lot range
in value up to $4,000; Thanksgiving Sale
,,r.ioa choice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15
An Extra Special in Suits
Values to $3.50 at $500

Nothing the present season has produced
equals the offer we make tomorrow on high
grade suits at s25. About one hundred suits
comprise the lot. Smart, Manufactured gar
ments and the kind and quality used in
our $500 and $4,000 suits; in fact that
is what most of these suits are. They're
of fine, soft finished worsteds, light weight,
rough looking homespuns and diagOnals,
French serges, broadcloths, and English
tweeds All the materials are rich in quail
ity and good looking. The coats are lined
with guaranteed satin. There are a dozen
different designs, and they are all suits OF
class and distinction. Exquisitely tailored,
a few with touches of braid, cloth folds, and
straps, but most have an air of simple ele
gance. The coats are all the newer lengths
and skirts are gored, plated or modified
hobble effect; all wanted cOlors and black.
They come in all sizes. There IS no exag-
geration when we say that s35 and even
$40 would not be an excessive price to pay
for these suits They viii be on sale to-
morrow a. m at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15

H s. A-W. C. Haight. chairman, e..
w Morris, I. H. Binkley.
Local committee of adjustment.
Southern Pacific-W- NJ. Holloway,
chairman; J. F. Wadden. J a. O.BrieA.
Local committee of adjustment T..
P & S. Wv +. Nottingham.
chairman; Scott Vance, F. P. Silver
nail.
Local committee of adjustment, Tex
as and Pacific-C. L. Sheay, chair
man; Guy Mover, w. B. Moon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15

Full length Pony Skin Goats, of fine select
ed skins, with MORE effect; large collar
and deep cuffs. Lined with plain OF bro
caded satin. The most serviceable coat foI
autoing. or dressy outing wear. sS1.ot
values: Wednesday, 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15

with shots by members of the posse.
Rewards aggregating 500 had been Of
fered by the authorizes of Breathitt
county for the capture of Noble, dead
OF alive
Noble; who was but p years old, had
previously killed three men.
Or. Crowder, eye, ear. nose and throat'
COZ Rio Grande Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-15

Hot Clam Bouillon with salt sprays
Elite Confectionery Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
A COMFORTABLE SLEEPER.

Electric railways have been a bless
ing to the nation. They have made
suburban travel pleasanter and have
opened up territory which never could
have been reached by steam lines. And
now the electric line is affording a
comfortable sleeping car which will
certainly bring about a revolution in
the sleepers carried by steam lines.
The new car has windows in the up
per berths, as well as in the lower.
Then the lower berth is so arranged
that when the passenger arises the
berth may be swung into place on the
wall-leaving abundant space in which
the passenger can dress. AFfolding
chair beneath the berth evenc affords
comfortable seat in the improvised
dressing room. .~.
Each berth is also provided with a
steel locker in which valuables may be
kept with safety by the passenger. A
key is given each traveller upon en-
tering the car. that there may be no
chance for thieves to prey upon the
This model sleeping car was devils
ed by a Central Illinois electric line,
which purposes to compete with steam
lines for night traffic-and has made
its ears so attractive that it wir.doubt.
less have little difficulty in winning
business away from the fashioned
Pullman cars. --,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
Daddy 'sBedtirne
Helped

~vELYN to whom with daddy tells the bedtime
stories mas
A one evening just before story time daddy
singing herself So be
story about little girl whose singing a ship
1T was long ago. said daddy when
that crossed the
pulled along by sails When there
wind
be sunk and the row 1855
Lhere little girl
ocean 10 Europe They had
the other passengers and the sailors
girl, like you Evelyn, and she could very WE'LL = 80
ship
romeo against the side
about to pull her out of water may sure
All the people on board greatly frightened
way rom land and they afraid they
eore ney could get to shore OF
her mother tried to cheer her people should be-
cheered also by her bright face - N =
Wen the storm became
the
was afraid she would be filed
so ne said would
shore in that - - - - go"
the passengers and the sailors ship ready to
get into the boats They looked our ard
tne Dig waves that looked Just then
W stepped OUT praVey and began to sing the
shore sailor pull for the shore voice
Fo minute the folks aonsed
she was trying cheer them too much
laughed
more oay than before get the boats
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27

awakening to the great advantages II
offers. They are gaining slight con.
ception OF what 1t means for the flu
ture of the state in manufacturing
way.
There are the great clay deposits OF
the state-the best in the west for all
forms of brick, for thing, for pottery
and the hundreds of other uses to
which high class clays are put.
The possibilities of the state in a
livestock way are being indicated by
those who are diversifying their farm
ing methods.
With such splendid foundations on
which to build--what will be the eff
feet on Fargo-and on North Dakota
within the next ten years?
1t is a maxim among realty men IL
you double the population--you quad
ripple the realty estate values. Ex-
perience proves this is true.
With continued prosperity predict
great advantages Fargo possesses be.
ing properly exploited and utilized
is there a Fargoan who doesn't be-
lieve it would, be an easy matter to
double the city's population within the
next decade?
The Forum believes it will.
This being so--in what better or
safer way can any one invest money
than in Fargo city property or North
Dakota real estate? In what way can
an investor put out his money which
will produce for him as much for his
old age?
Fargo city property-North Dakota
farm 'lands-will never sell cheaper
than at present. There is only one
crop of either.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
WHY REAL ESTATE?


Watch the processes by which the
best and greatest fortunes are being
built up and you will note that the
foundation is almost invariably city
real estate. For generations the own
ership of real property has been the
surest sign Of established position;
there's a solidity about the big land
or property owner that appeals to peo-
pie.
The policy of the Northwestern Mu-
tual Investment Company of Fargo
which is to invest their funds only in
improved city real estate, Is based on
a sound business principle. Not only
that, the policy has proved sound and
practical by experience as well as pre-
cedent. All the property owned by
this prosperous institution Is proving
highly profitable, assuring large profits
to certificate holders in addition to the
6 per cent interest guaranteed in their
certificates. The success of this COM
pany is a subject OF congratuIation
with all Fargoans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
SATISFACTION IN KNOWLEDGE.

While the public is more or less dis
appointed over the Halley's comet
one can but be impressed by the nice
ty Of q science, which predicts with
unfailing accuracy the return of a
wanderer the present generation has
never seen.
After seventy-six years Halley's
comet came pretty much as predicted,
and because 1t did not cut up series
.of celestial didoes IT should scarcely be
.censured
Phenomena Is the proof OF astron-
.onic theory else II were all idle specL
'ulation This feature alone makes An.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27


June 4-Richards and Pringles Min
strels.
AFTER the production of The Pirates
OF romance at the Fargo operahouse
April IL by the Dakota Conservatory
chorus and orchestra, there were MANY
people who regretted exceedingly that
they had failed to avail themselves of
the opportunity of hearing this truly
beautiful opera. when their friends who
were there told them how Thoroughly
they enjoyed it.
Another opportunity will be given on
Monday evening, when the same com
pany will give it the second time at the
Fargo operahouse.
There Is a dark cloud coming vour
way, and it is lined with laughter
mirth and song, when Richards & Prin
giles Famous Georgia Minstrels appear
at the Fargo operahouse next Saturday
evening.
The latest Of musical successes from
the Princess theatre, Chicago. The
Prince of Tonight, will be seen at the
% ~ 49, 1AA1uop VII June o. IAH DOCK
and lyrics are by Adams and Hough
and the music from Joseph Towards
prolific pen. Mr.. Henry Woodruff, who
was last seen here In Brown of Har
ward. will have the part Of a resource
full college youth who il spurned by d
pretty heiress, but who later wins the
girl Of his heart through his trans
formation by the mystic influence of q
blooming century plant into the
wealthy prince Of mythical land
called Lunatania.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
How 70 Keep Wicker Furniture Gees

How 20 Keep Wicker Furniture Chess
One Of the biggest troubles witl
wicker furniture is to keep it look
ing clean and bright. Once the dust
and dirt settle in the crevices OF the
wicker-work, it looks dingy and shah
by. However, an easy way to restore
the brightness to this sort of fur
niture, Is to wash the canework with
hot suds made by dissolving a table.
spoonful of Gold Dust washing
powder in pail of water Apply the
suds with a sponge until the cane
is thoroughly soaked and leave in the
fresh air until dry. This is also .
good way to restore the color and
elasticity to cane-seated chairs.