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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-06

the great destroyer that has overhrown mankind for
thousands of you not suppose the Almighty pur
poses the overthrow OF that Destroyer believe he pur
poses that and great other wondrous and glorious
things for mankind But what does he say? He that do
eth Now who is 'he?'' They were talking of men get
ting to heaven. ESHe' is There you are Whatever
wondrous and glorious purposes these that the Almighty
has, he is not going to down here and do these things
He has beaued and gored and dignifed human life by
committing to to me- to man. to associations and
izations of the execution Of his mighty purposes
you not therefore, that when march into this
great the everlasting of the Almighty will be
side, if we will noby do our part?
Forward to Victory!
[ do not believe any man, singing battle hymn under
Cromwes old Ironsdes any fanatic ASIA was
charged with feeling of exaation comparable with
that with which forward, using the best
trains have with the highest character and emotion in
this the greatest of the ages.
You ask why the nations still fight each other and grapp
at each others throa why they have been kept back for
thousand years you get the nations together will de-
sroy this great destroyer and will abolish Drink takes
the highest parts of society," particularly the governing
classes the royalty and the nobility and the rulers who
the which ought to produce thoroughbred race but
who the most degenerate earth You take away from
them their degeneracy and cruelty and empire will be
established to reign universally If you destroy this de-
sroyer it will not be long until you carry the gospel of
the spirit of brotherhood into every part of the earth
My countrymen let go forward to do part each
working out what his part is and doing to the
imm, and then let go forward with song hearts,
and victory must be My prayer is that the Lord Of
Hosts be with u.s. and that the God of Jacob may be
refuge.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
staSt-Srbinnns

Sef. z. Wife @inoeridbrigeu ulrr
nlt0eren Eerioncn meItc iid) inner
balb Der St%aofgren5eiL pcriantmeltl
ODER 5rianmtenfonmcn unO irgelto-
lpel1en nl8apobulid)en 20rm ODER
lorteS @erGlli6 bc%tporrufen ODER
peruriad)eu, mel6Ps 9eeignet lit Iid,
ais eiit aerBcrniB oOcr cine St0r.
iltg oeS 8rieocus Der Staot, ooer
irge,tS eflter &oh6orifaft, ODER pon
&oriibergebeljben 81 erpeiiert, Iollen,
na1 llcberfiibrinng, cine Strafe bon
nid)t tpeniger ME $t.00 itno nidlt
mebr pie $500 be3ohlcit.
Stein s6ichen am &icrtcn 3uli.
Sn elmer @%criommllng Ocs Gtaot
rat6eS ser Sta0t &crRdluL Ntp., an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

-5rdulein SteIla 8rcunb, cine
Go6ter bon 8. u. 6reuno, melhe
lid lett mebreren @oden sum Be
iudJ BEL tbrer SdApeiter, 6rmi egon
8lcii6er, in @asconnbe oafge9aIter
bat, bciudte am letten 9ienitdg aud
i6ren gater mo rciite alS Damn.
am Rittpo6 @ormittag mieoer mad
ct. 2onis SIT iDrer Sdmciter, 6rmt
Iobt. @iISlnan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

We have added COMO BOARDS
to our large stock. Call ard find
out It's good points,,
KLENN LUMBER &C.
Or Commercial Gtcetirc @aie
boll alllb, bon ct. 2outS, bot fir
cqa 5. litto A. Sill 5uci &ettipiele
ntit ocn bieiiacn &eterS Sboc 60.
Stub orrongiert. Sn 9(ii6ctro4t Der
G6atiode ooB Wtoier nnb 9inpcn
nir unierc 9ops ais "pithcrg iuR'
0iereu mcrDeli, ipruie ferner and},
IbuB bic 9obS ponl Comm, alltb nj
Sem om leeten %. @toi bier itattgc.
hmocneu 5piel aott3 mls8e5etfneteS
lciitetea, bari iidl oos Gttblifnm I'M
gttoemeineiL iolpie 9arl5 beIonNers
ieDcr 6reun0 Ocs Sports, ott 3. NM
4. Sill ani 5luei dnberit ponner3'
@cttIpielc geiaBt mod)elt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
81. :. 9roont. bon ct. 9oni.

1T ocgctnudrtia bier 5u @cind)
6ralt SEQ. Stein nebit 6amilic,
non ct. 2onis, peilt bier allf Be
ind bel i6rer 0},ttttr, 6ralt 9eter
01i6els mo an0eren GG~llgeb0rigen.
Sri, Maric IredJmniln. welfe
icit ungcia9r orci Mo6en bel III
rem biciigen Gngeb0riaen artt 8e.
IlidJ mar, reiitc ON IcBtcn 9ietStog
pie0er nod ct. &ouis,
6rib 0etterer, IN Der NGbe Der
6irit Greet mobnboit, lDeld)er 8lt sln-
ialpg Der uorigel @odlc eincir SdIdg
anfnIl crlitt, III un Icbten 9orncr.
itaa, ocH 90, .. NJ. 8eitorben.
81. ". 6opirS, bon Gbanois,
@}o., 6eiitoet it'd 9eg~cntpdrti8 bier,
Ianf 8citt6 Bel ieinem Gouiin, Dem
1ieii0en Stotiousogcntcn 9. g,
arouter
6ranf 5dbpecrfocttirg, eiter
unicrer crfpl9reiden 6oruer alti
Dem 3sIono mnterbaIb Der Staot,
Iiit jcbt benin g9ei5cuidnciocu nit Ell,
ncu 9urdidnitt a.Grtroa bon Az
9uidel per 2ldcr,
Sic bieiige 2ogc Der 81, Of q.
miro bellte g(beno al Oret MitaIicbel
ben orittcn Grab crtbeilen. S6lnnt
lide @titgIie0er, iotuie olldy beIlld)
elsoe @riiber. iiuo treritblidit eiltac
LADEN Ser 6eierlidfeit |bei3ltnobnrlt,
@t(b. Noefiuer, ST., DurOc OIL
lebten 8omeritag, Den % 5. 0t.
po1t ieincr Satin nit cina1n itr0n
ntett, fleincn S%tmlmbolter beldelft
po5u mir beitenS gratliIicrell. &enl
ipgeriN Semono ipiiieu mill ME Oel
a@Illp" iitblt, SonR oorI cr ibn q
=. ber 9iGlpl lptr anicben.
Sit. aSfinioll, bon MorriIon
6efoNo iif) an portacn Nonneritai
bier. Sctu longid1riger 6rcltnS
Senrp 3cib, friiDer i'm Morriion. al
6omr Is Sabre III Goliiorticn Sta
tionsogult unO iebt alroitur mtf q
mem 3ltl Der Mo Goc, 9dbn hat
Sit, nodl bier rntfiihrt, I'M itd III
terpcBS nit linn 81 i%tltcrbalteu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
.adtnug.

Glle @itglieSer bes Sermann II.
Berger Gfhpei5er SereinS Selpetio
iino freunoIidit eriudt, an 3ten
Suli ser R|egelmdBi9en 8eriomm.
hing bei3rnpobneit, betreiis 8etbeil,
igung an Scr 4ten Suli 6eier.
81. Drummer, Sr.
Secp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
ppn ltrmann
Samf ii6ercr

-%Ir1llein @artba Silent, cine
Ser ilntqen 0amcn iueIdle iifJ nm
sen poit Ser ct. 2oitis Sines aus.
qeiebten 9reiB elmer european
gorr" bepor6en, lit cine Der glild'
liden @etpinnerimert. 6r1rletlt
0Ienf ~rciitte an letter. gienitag
nod ct. 2otis, I'M bort Die letten
arrangements fir 9(ntritt ibrer Gits
ropo.RriIe, un 8 Sui. 5. S. 81
%trqiicn.
Die enome Sise nit ipclder Der
b~iesid6ri9e CONNER illls i'm Antaitg
Der bortoen ISOLDE beimiudlte, mur.
Sc am u%erqdngener Sreitag Ibclto
o1lrd Elm 8ewitter nit itorfem &c'
gclguB unterbroden INTO beOelrtcno
aemilOert g(lth ieitber batter mir
tbeillueiie einen betpolften @inmel,
nit bic m10 ga ctpas Grgcn; trob.
Dem tit aber, in @iniidt alti oit
@ci3enerute, fir Oie nGditcn 8 Bis
10 2oge trodeuca @etter II. Sou'
nruihein SIT miinidcn.
,Se0t i'm, itol5 out bobcu
God oltfredlt iibt cr oa@. Gsl
SarrD GberIin, n6mli6, ieit er ol
Icgtct 9ianitag ieinel lte~ltemgroBcl
uto mootrllui Stnfctpagcn empiin9
ionic ier1er aud elm ncicS, 5Wei
ipanucr Yier0e.@cidirr. stnf ieiHt
IltGrmmiis Nll5itottlung bari De.
&orrD nit Refit itol3 iein; allies
mas jcet nod ichlt lit OaB CT lid
cine biibide iitnge 6rau anifoiit
oie Norf 0atm and orf ,bel
@nrrp itol5 iein. @cll girls, {
moro TO t9e piie is iuiiicient
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
Nit freltnOlid)eu @rub Bic
8etl)mmen @emcit0e.

Str Der ppriqct 9trlnDner 0c5
@otfsflatt bat iid ut Dem 9eridt
fiber ogl 300 pom 6rau @eiemoml,
bon 8rofc, ell Seller ciraciAlihen
bic Geritorbene 6ieB nit Dem &or
ltartten Charlotte, lrlno lli6t NH,n,
!pie i~rrtbiindid} a~lp9egebelt.
6rGuIein g. @cicntolnt, oon
3rafe, melfe ii6 in lebtercr 3eit
ip ct. 2oui8 oltfbielt. beiin0et ii6
8eaenpdrtig rabeinl. o,tf @cnld; bic.
ielbc ipra6 3lt Gtioe Der letter. @od>
ni lmierer Sfii3e oor I'M ibr 9lb.
olule1lert auf Den AOp.Goltrier 81
eulclterR lmo tbeiltr inns fer11er nit,
SAB lie itd rad Dem a Sill mic.
Scr nodl ct. &ouiS begebep Miro.
Der 91tSfIug Der Wtitglieocr ser
0aggett Sogr, non @tcaittrid mn
ser @ermonit 2nge 9}o. 1913 q, s.
iUr1 ". M, nebit ibreu 6dnilien,
pqld}ar om Icbten SoRntag Nen 26
Is. a. ltattfatrO, mar in ic0er @ill+
iiGt Elm gl0n5etOcr Grfnlg. 0at
Ganpfboot perlicB Scruolln nm
ltbr niorgelrS ulto ttltll BiltJ eS oel
@astouoOe bipauf, porhei al grim
eli 8dI6crH nlro naleriid}en 5ii9eli
his i9ltcBlid} on eincrn ihattioel
&ifuif9SIoB geloIt6et nurOe. 0a'
Is OH Den bciten Grfriidlutgell nib
ieblte, peritebt it'd BON ieIbit. 6ii
oitsge5eidnete Mtliif mar aud &C
Iorgt, mo 5uar in @cItdlt %unlere
altcn, oft erprobtcn 9lpoitel 9ort
nrao ais tint s lbbr obeltSs Die frot
liden auHsiliigler wie6er bier al
] loraten, battcn ale 8beilnebmer ga
9euuBicin einen jr6hliden, gemiil
lifen Sag ncrlebt SIT 6oben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

gilqcu Sloter bcgab iid an
pcrgangencu Sonlltag in @eIddften,
nadb ct. 2oltis.
6ranf @ucbler, bon ct. Spuis,
peld5cr Den lc6ten gonntng bier bel
icincn algcb6rigeu Oerbmdte, reiite
qru @ontug mieoer nady bmtie.
6ran Sllgo Sfropp, rupo oeren
Eo6ter, 5rmllein anad, reiItGl an
letter @ortag Sum @eiud iro6 Sci
ferIon Gitg, $40.
Sacpb 8trabner lit %aeacmpdr.
ttg init @crbciierutg icines &oblt.
baltlc8 oil ser 6itti6eil eriteu StraBe
beI0aitiat,
&erlohBt.
6riider 9tobm III alien Allantitd.
ten bel
GGriit. GberGit & Sobn,
6rQu Nnton @cbcl, meld}e lid,
fiir5lidJ mebrere Iagc, beit6@ipciic,
bier mti6ielt, reiite olll Iettert 0ieni.
tuo lpieocr nod ct. 2oliS 5luriid
2ln porigct @iithnodl periolpN.
ten &i9tcr 8iGb. 0rcipell cine Gar.
laoilng Sdnpcine, rato Setter San.
rier cine GorloNlutg ochiidltcS Sict
nndN ct 2oilis
6ran Con-. 9iltgcp, ncbit aruei
G6bilen bc0ab iidl all 0ieltag bic.
fer 8ode noh ct. &oliS, llnl 0ori
hcr Sod)5eit ibreS &efien einc>
SobneS DeS @errm gfid. 2eibadb BET
anprGtielt.
Gas ais o0Eo Capt %ctuolt's
place" befolulte, bilbidlc GigcttDlur
lit oltr6 6rou 4&bil Sdmeioer il
iitp9iter Belt glcidfollS %beOcutcli
pcrbeiirrt mo Oeridonert iporNcl
Ole alte Seimitdttr i'll ratn cine Bier
De 0cs ,S8rIt gua@,
Seltrn 5al5niom bot oieie
Gage iein @Obrbolls cbelpfoIi& be
oeuteno perbeicrt unb oeridonert
Alrrdh Nthall etlles ltcllen, groBet
q. &ortifoS, Ionfir irrner olrh bic
nelte, ~ntoberne, T. q, 0ormet-sSill
ootus. Oh aaS luobl noh cjtp ipc
stelle 9eoulttl1@ Doltcn tmut2
gnidBlid Der Seirr oes Gierte
Siili lperoeu mir ON 2, 3, uRo
SSiiIi &tnbiubrtfnrtai bon bier tat
olIem Einrften dll Der 0io, Eac. 81
ienbabtI i'll Miiinrut, 5lt eilisluo.eir
orittcl oeS reoclmGBi9cn GreiirS De
fouicn. @iiEtig fir Riidiobrt 81
oNt s Suli.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

Die beiten anitreider. 9ailunler.
nebmer Ii. arditcftcn oicies oanocs
broiten mr. @ouno gito ,Sorie
Sbocmorfe~ fiir &6rieranftrid
Gbrilt. Gberlin & Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

6. S1rni 1910, ipiirbe utter alrOerem
audi DER foI9eltoe SeidillB gefdBt:
8ci6toiien BOB in Der 3eit 3lpt-
iden 8 llbr Mor0ens uto 5 llbr
9I6etlD$, an n6dlten 4. Suli, oaS
Q16remen BON Seuerlperf irgello
tpelber Art. iorpie aud baS abfenern
bon 8iItolenJ @elpebrelt, ooer irgeltO
lpelder @orridtilng 5lr &erurind).
ma eineS loilten, uitgepDbuliden @e
rGuides, iitner6alb Der Staotgren5cn
hermit perboten iitr
Senrp Bod, GIerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
Rotis.

Sd merbc meine gapobnlidel
SnIi. Serien in Oieicm Sobr nidt
nebnictt.
Or. ". q. sidiOH,
Serntnnii, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01
Vein! @ein!

Der Sontet lit icbt meg gegongra
aber Scr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit
tod niGt fues, er inot g qefGIIt Inn
bier iolange gellitg arbett bercin.
fontmt. 9litn idnctft inn oie Soft
ami Die 6nrmS oor5iiglid llno oeS.
halb mill er ein bisden berllmfabr.
en- inter bic 6ormcrs. Gr bat iebt
III Moidineit reparirt unO erpart.
ct $50 mebr. 9riitaen iie Ben aopf
bercin nod Il. e. SoteI pber Ser.
mann Soienritter's @6belIoben. 8ie
2cltte ioaen oob er iein Geidaft
griinhIi6 perltcbt uno baB nod ME
10 Elm tiidtiger @rpcrt bier mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-01

" 6crr S. 9. @enicI ctnpiiebIt
Iay fir olIc norfomueroen Notdr-
otecitcn. SIN 9ruferei-gcbaltbe gu
imocn,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
BY II. w. Madison.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-
Insurgency must be smashed in
California. And in order that this
may be done vote for a democrat"
This is the order of the "regu-
lar standpat" republican element
today when the two candidates are
entering on the final stretch in the
race for the governors chair of
California.
The standpatters don't want an
insurgent governor, especially a
republican. They much prefer an
insurgent democrat for the very
simple reason that after letting
the insurgent democrat serve one
term, they can beat him by calling
on republicans to stand by their
party and down tho democrats.
And by the time this comes off
republican insurgency will be a
dead issue in the state and the old
standpat gang and the Southern
Pacific political bureau will again
have control of state politics.
It's a pretty little scheme, a
scheme that shows the desperation
of the machine. But it won't
work.
The people of California cast
their ballots in the primary cleo
tion and by a perfect landslide of
votes selected Hiram Johnson to
be the standard bearer of the re-
publican party.
There are three candidates for
the office of governor at the gen.
'eral election. They are:
Hiram w. johnson, insurgent
republican.
Theo. Bell, insurgent democrat.
J. Stitt Wilson, socialist.
The race is between Johnson
and Bell. JoFHson is looked upon
as the real ihsurgent candidate,
despite the fact that Bell also
breaches insurgency, though in a
more conservative way.
After their defeat in the August
primaries when the republican
voters declared for Johnson as
their standard bearer, giving him
more votes than those received by
the machine men, Alden Anderson
and Chas. F. Curry, and the 9TH
ers, who were semi-machine men,
the machine cast about for way
to down this insurgent movement.
Finally it hit on the scheme, or
rather thought it had hit on one,
to beat Johnson.
So the orders went out.
"Vote for Bell, a democrat, and
beat Johnson"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
IS BODIES
RECOVERED

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
DENVER, Col, Sept. 26.-Six-
teen bodies have been recovered
from the wreck of the Rock Island
passenger train near Clayton,
KAN Ten have been identified.
Four bodies are believed to be
those of traimps who were stealing
a ride. Another is that of a
young girl who was decapitated.
No one has been blamed for the
wreck by the officials. who are
making an investigation. 1t was
impossible to see the washout on
account of a curve, it is said.
When Engineer Pickenberg saw
the danger it was too late to stop
the train. An examination of the
wrecked engine showed he re-
versed and set his air brakes.
Members of the Topeka Base
ball club, who were on the wreck
ed train, arrived here today. None
was injured. Third Baseman
Stoffer assisted the physicians all
night. Stoffer, Second Baseman
WEIGH and Catcher Enslee dug out
ten of the bodies recovered. They
rescued fifteen injured from the
wreck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26

This the standpat element will
do. They are lining up with the
democratic nominee although they
profess to be republican, and are
going to throw all theit support
for Bell at the general election in
November.
But johnson is preachin his
same doctrine of insurgency. He
began his campaign with it and
he hasn't swerved from the line
since his opening speech. His doc
trine can be told in one sentence:
"Kick the Southern Pacific out
of California politics"
Many people have tried to kick
the Southern Pacific, but not one
has succeeded.
81 stand where / stood in the
beginning" declares Johnson.
"For a government by the people
without the assistance of the
Southern Pacific or its political
bureau. If I am elected to office
am going to kick the S. P. out
bodily"
It's going to be a great fight
before the general election. AL
ready both men are in the field
and like generals before the bat
tie, they are lining up their forces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
1T SAVED HIS LEG

Gall thought I'd lose my leg,
writes j. A. Swensen, of Water
town, Wis" Ten years of eczema,
that Is doctors could not cure,
had at last laid me up. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it.,
sound and WE'LL" Infallible for
Skin Eruptions, Eczema, Salt
Rheum, Boils, Fever Sores, Burns.
Scalds, Cuts and Piles, Csc, at
Ryner Malstrom, Prescription Spe-
cialist, 93S Pacific ave., for pure
drugs. "s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26

days In all grade schools taught
was 26,871,4O2.
The total number of teachers,
male and female, was $3.50. The
average wages earned by the male
teachers was 1880; female,
$62.92. There was a total OF
.7018 pupils graduated from the
eighth grades of the state schools,
and 1t is estimated that the total
value of schoolhouses and grounds
in the state is $17,177,437, and
that the value of apparatus and
other school property amounts to
$1.S91,675.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
286, 972 Children of
School Age In State

OLYMPIA, Sept. 26.-The BIZ
ennial report of State Superin-
tendent Dewey has been submit
ted to Gov. Hay in anticipation OF
the convention of the 1911 legis-
lature.
The report shows that on May
1, 1910. there was total of 26s,-
972 school children in the state
in all the counties. according to
the official census. OF this num-
Der 215,6SS children were enroll
ed in the public schools, with an
average daily attendance of 1885,
064; the total actual number of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
LA TOILETTE POSTPONES
SURGICAL OPERATION

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 26.-
Senator Robert M. LaFollette to-
day indefinitely postponed his
contemplated surgical operation
at Rochester, Mimi, because of
the improved condition of his
health. 1t is probable that no op-
Grafton will be undergone until
after the approaching election.
The senator is suffering with blad-
der trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
SCHOOL EXHIBITS
FOR VALLEY FAIR
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
PUYALLUP, Sept. 26.-As a
result of the visit of Secretary
John Mills of the Valley fair and
H. ID. Blanchard of the state ex-
pertinent farm to the Snohomish
fair it is likely the Valley fair will
inaugurate school exhibit in the
future.
The exhibit at Snohomish is re-
ported to be winner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26

institution, walked into town Sat-
urday night and demanded "a place
to sleep at police headquarters.
George Ripin is summoned to
appear before the federal court
this afternoon to show cause why
he should not be mulcted for con-
tempt of court. 1t is alleged he
failed to give true return in his
bankruptcy proceeding.
The Redondo Clay company to-
day was brought into federal
court on a petition on involuntary
bankruptcy by Wallis & Co. and
other creditors. The company has
admitted the liability to the credi-
tors on the petition.
w. j. Winfield, who for the
past three days and nights has
been making life miserable for the
city jailers and inmates of the
Jail, was committee to the insane
asylum this morning by Judge
Clifford. Winfield has been
and cursing day and
night, and has not slept two
hours since his incarceration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26
SCHOOL
RALLY SATURDAY

One of the features of the Sum
day school parade and the rally
at the stadium next Saturday af-
ternoon will be the 20-piece band
from the Des Moines Children's
Home.
The Miller band and possibly
the Cushman school band will be
i'm this parade. The exercises will
start at / o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-26

and preparing for the fray. But
Hiram johnson, insurgent, won't
be the next governor IL the South
ern Pacific political machine can
help it. The machine wants Bell
elected to discredit insurgency.
Will the people of California
stand for it? 1t remains to be
seen, but II the voters of the state
stand by johnson at the general
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election as they stood by him at
the primary, the next governor of
California will be the insurgent re-
publican and he will ride into Of
flee on such wave of votes that
it will forver drown the S. P.
machine.
The fight is on, and not only
the people of California, but the
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people of the whole country are
watching tit is Cannon, Aid
rich and Taft against Roosevelt
Pinchot, La Toilette and the rest
of the insurgents-that's the is
sue.
The issue isn't local: 1t is ma
tional and that's why the people
are looking on the struggle with
such great interest.
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UTAH CONVENTION
IS ON TODAY
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 26.-The
state republican convention open
ed here today, and there is likeli-
hood of scrap over the congress
sional aspiration of Congressman
Joseph Howell. The insurgents
are not well organized in this state
as yet, but they show a disposition
to kick over the races and refuse
to swallow Howell. A climax is
looked for in the convention.
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TIMES WANT" ADS WORK
OVERTIME

They work during the day and
late into the night. They visit all
parts of the city. Phone your ad
to Main 1888, A 1873.
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Little Things That
Happen Around Town

Mrs. Daniel G. Holman, S11
South Fifteenth street, while
walking near the Pacific Cold
Storage plant Slipped amid turned
his ankle. break ing the bone of
the leg. She cnawled some dis
lance ON her hands and knees un-
til she found some ONE to assist
her.
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The military play Our Heroes, ("
which was to haVe been given
September 20, has been postponed
until October 15. Tickets sold for
next Wednesday night Will be
good ON October Is.
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Because he was as hungry as
the tame eagle which he feeds at
the Steilacoom asylum, Joe Nc
Queen. harmless truly from that
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SWOPE WITNESS
IS FOUND IN
PORTLAND
(By United Press Leased Wire. y

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 26.-J.
w. Ridge, a witness in the Swope
will contest, for whom a nation
wide search has been instituted,
was located in Portland today.
Ridge said that he would give
evidence to the effect that Elmer
G. Swope is not a son of the late
Col. Swope of Kansas City, who
died from poison alleged to have
been administered by DR.. Hyde.
Elmer Swope is from West Vir-
ginia and has entered a claim to
the fortune left by the late mill
lionaire on the grounds that he
is Swope's son.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary ]. Ide
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Lewis Louci and John Lencioui,

Lewis IOuCi and John LenciOui,
who conduct a grocery store at
East E and Twenty-seventh street,
are in police court this afternoon
i'm an effort to explain why they
have been mistreating a tethered
horse. They were arrested yes
terday morning.
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BEAT INSURGENT If YOU HAVE TO ELECT A
DEMOCRAT NEXT GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA"

Orders Have Been Issued and tern Pacific Machine VIII
Stand Behind a Dem Insur
gency in Caliornia-Fight Promises to Bitter One.
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The funeral of Mrs. Mary ]. Ide
will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock
from Mellinger's.
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institution, walked into town Sat
urday night and demanded "a place
to sleep at police headquarters.