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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Five candidates are contesting fol
the republican nomination for cover
nor of Vermont.
The democrats of Nevada hope tc
replace Senator George S. Nixon, re
publican, with democrat after next
| falls election.
Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock, representative
in congress from the Second Nebras.
ka district is candidate for the
United States senate.
There is talk of nominating Doug
lass Robinson, brother-in-law of for
mer President Roosevelt, for repre-
sentative in congress from the Tween
ty-seventh New York district.
Former Governor Theodore Bell is
to be the only candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor
of California in the approaching pri-
mary election in that state.
At a dinner to be given in st.
Louis on June 3 the friends of Joseph
w. Folk will launch his campaign for
the democratic nomination for the
in 1912.
Judge George Gray of Delaware,
whose name was suggested in connec-
ton with the democratic presidential
in 1900 and again in 1904,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

publican party in Connecticut bus
this summer.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

Gratis are counting on big party gains
in Cleveland and other large indus
trial cities.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

Interesting contests for governor
and for United States senator are ex-
pected to keep the leaders of the re-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

Five candidates are contesting for
the republican nomination for cover.
nor of Vermont.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26
celebrated his SEVENTEEN
'NC6UIIV
irthday.

recently CeleDTdLeu HIS seventeen
irthday.
her United States Senator J.
drey, father of the Carey land
has formally announced his can
ldacy for the republican nomination
br governor of Wyoming.
! 1t is said the democrats may lose
ada to the socialists as a result
large influx of socialists in the
camps, which are the centers
population.
I'll atmosphere in South
with the,
Tue primary election, which is
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-26

to take place on June I.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

The return Of one T. r. from q reg
ular spree OF court presentations re-
minds the Old Resident that
The wielder OF the big stick 10 not
the only ex-president who ever went
to court.
For instance, there was
Martin Van Buren,, and
Willard Fillmore, and
u. 8. Grant, and
Benjamin Harrison.
All of whom swung around the cir
cult Of European courts and came
back to receive the Joyous shouts OF
welcome Of the plain American citi-
zen.
No twenty-hour parades were ever
arranged for any other returning Am
erican citizen, however. T. r. may
hug that fact closely TO his heart II
he likes.
But In those troublesome times IL
was not quite so easy to go to court
as 1t is now. Fillmore came very near
not going at all, for he had a strong
disposition to kick over the traces,
and found London fashions not to his
liking. For in those days when you
went to court you were supposed TO
wear these cute little plush panties
like the circus lady wears when she
kerplunks out on the big white horse
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
SILK SOX AND ROYALTY

into the middle ring. Then at the
royal court they had to wear freshly
Numbered silk stockings to match.
And they say those long sox are nara
to keep up" too.
Fillmore had an idea this rigging
savored too much OF royalty and was
not in keeping with the more simple
Democratic dress Of the folks here
at home.
His fears were put at rest when
Queen Victoria said she would be glad
to receive him, regardless Of what ne
wore, so long, of course, as he wore
a reasonable amount Of something, and
he was presented In long trousers
Later, being again tempted, Fillmore
fell and wore the velvet panties AT q
state dinner.
II remains a historical fact that no
ex-president OF the United States was
ever received abroad with as mucn
marked courtesy as "our own t. H.,
who has been received at court on
equality with princes OF the blood.
But there Is no mention In the press
reports that he ever had to expose
the calf Of his athletic leg for the de-
location Of mosquitoes and royalty.
Which some might take as an indi'
cation that the world is growing bet
ter.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

God loves the faithful and delights
to have them trust i'd Him. His CHIEF
est blessings are for such. BY reason
or various conditions connected Win
our birth, II is not alike easy to all
To- accept the Divine promises and 10
shape life according to these, trust
ing that the rewards and blessings Oh
the future will more than offset the
sacrifices OF the present. However,
while only the faithful will attain the
exceeding great and precious things
OF Gods promises in this present age,
we are glad that the Creator has still
in reservation an inferior blessing TOT
those who cannot exercise faith now
but who must be dealt with during the
Millennial Age more along the lines oil
sight. Our present study well illus
trates the Lords grace towards those
who trust Him.
The Canaanitish woman was
heather woman--one not an lsraelltc
one with whom the Lord had not en-
tered into covenant relationshtp-one
of those who at that time were with
out God and without hope, because the
Divine provision for the blessing or
the Gentiles was not yet opened up
to them. When our Lord sent forth
his Apostles to preach the Gospel,
healing all manner OF diseases and
casting out devils. He instructed them
10 pass by all who were not Jews
Gentiles and Samaritans. His words
were, GO not into the way or the
Gentiles and into any city OF the Sa'
maritans enter We not, for l am not
sent save TO the lost sheep OF the
house OF Israel" With a few excep-
tions our Lords miracles were con-
fined to the Jews. They alone were
Gods covenanted people. For this
reason Jesus ignored the petition OF
the Cannanitish woman, crying Have
,, mercy on me, o Lord. Son OF David!
My daughter is grievously vexed with
devil" And later on he explained,
81 am not sent but to the lost sheep
OF the house of Israel" and at is not
meet to take the children's bread and
cast II to the dogs"
Tie term dogs" was applied TO the
Gentiles by the Jews as signifyins
their inferiority. Our Lord merely
made use OF an expression common In
his day, and still common In Pales
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Saturday. June 4.
1910
I'D mksanee eMaaEA
BIBIEA TfsEsfEse:
"a CRUMB FROM THE CHILDRENs TABLE"
Matthew I5r2I-2S--Jane ~.
u, Ia Al unto thee av -. = a.

MANS children. Il did not signify that
ne mad no love OF care for the remain
uer OF mankind; merely that the
DIVINE purpose must flow out TO man
KIND through Diyinely-appointed chan
neis and In Gods due time. We may
De sure that when we get TO the stand
point OF perfect knowledge In the
hereafter we shall see wisdom in
every feature OF the Divine program.
ror instance, from the human stand
point IL seems strange that God has
permitted reign OF sin and death In
the world for 5000 years, when he
mas the full power to speak the word
and TO overthrow the forces OF evil
and TO lnaugurate gracious influences
OF blessing for the deliverance OF man
kind from the power OF sin and Satan,
Ignorance and superstition; TO give
light for darkness; knowledge OF God
Tor ignorance and blindness. Study
Ing the Divine Plan OF the Ages, we
md the lesson TO be that God will first
select q Church class and subsequent
ly use the elect Church as channels
OF blessing toward the world of man.
kind.
A little while, and the permission
Va oih anu tue tTldlS ana ulmCultleS or
the present life shall have served to
chisel and polish the very elect" A
little while, and they shall be trans
formed to the glorious likeness or
their Redeemer beyond the veil. And
then little while, and the blessings
long promised TO the world In general
will be dispensed. The children OF
God will first be fed from this table,
and then not merely crumbs will fall
for the remainder OF the race, but rich
and bountiful provision, exceedingly
and abundantly more than we could
have asked or thought.
1t is a great and important truth
that many human beings are more Or
less completely obsessed by evil
spirlts-demons-not the spirits OF
human beings, but the fallen angels,
as the Scriptures declare. Many bat
tie for years against these influences
or demons and, because not rightly
Informed OF the Bible teaching on the
subject, they come more and more
under the occult influences with
danger OF entirely losing their reason.
II was probably some such afSliction
as this which affected the daughter Of
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

Who is 1t that has the fairest going
IN the race of life these days?
Not the lawyer. The cities are full
NJ briefless barristers. Not the preach
or Few proses sions are more poorly
naid than his. Not the teacher
lie rivals the preacher in meager'
ness of salary. Hardly the doc
tor. The young physician as 2
rule has hard shedding now as o.
wore Not even the engineer-mining
electrical, structural or mechanical
He. as compared with most others,
has a pretty easy row to hoe, but even
in engineering the ranks are oeslh'
ming TO be crowded.
There Is n new professional man
who is leading all these In the race
'This man is the thoroughly well.
trained scientific farmer. There may
be those who have easier going than
he. but in the professions such are
few and exceptional, merely going to
prove a rule.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
WHERE THE GOING is GOOD

Just now agriculture offers a clear
field. There are more good jobs open
than there are trained agriculturists.
The "Ag" school graduate, who de-
sires to teach has excellent chances
Of landing place at $1,000 to $4,000
per year. The department Of agricul-
ture wants foresters and experts In
kindred lines. The state experiment
stations are always on the lookout for
promising new timber, and the big
diaries, creameries and cheese fac
tories offer plenty Of good opportun-
tiles for graduates in dairying.
=. OF all the graduates who go out into
the active world during these COM
mencement days the graduates In agri-
culture will have the best start in life.
The moral OF this IL back TO the
soir'-with a caution. Don't 90 brash-
ly back. Wait till you know some
thing about the chemical makeup o.
the soil In question. .
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner
Woodward-ave. and Edmund-pl. Rev.
Eugene r., Shipper, minister. Morning
service. 1920 a. m. Sermon4subJCCt:
The Character OF Christ" Sunday
school at noon. The public invited.
DIR. FIXES breaches Sunday evening
at the woodward-ave. Baptist church
en- THE Happiness OF Battle"
JEFFERSON-AYE PRESBYTERIAN
ChuTch-Speaker VIII be Rev. Henry
r. stebbins, u. D.. Vesper services die
continued during the month OF June.
REV LEE s. McCOBLESrER, OF the
Church OF Our Father. will take as MS
subject I'm the morning, the business
mans business with religion" concern
ipR a study Of the modern business
man I'm relation TO the moasTn In re-
ugIon- --a
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

tine. But note the woman's faith: She
replied, Yea, Lord, yet the dogs eat
OF the crumbs which fall from the
Masters table" What perseverance,
what faith, was thus manifested! How
evidently she believed the Lord to be
the promised Messiah, the Heir OF the
throne Of David. AS Jesus intimated,
she had more faith than a majority
of the Jews. Her request was grant
edo woman, great is thy faith; Be
II unto thee even as thou wilt" Her
daughter was healed from that hour.
There are several lessons for us in
this study. However degraded we may
he by nature, by heredity, by environ
ment; however outcast from Gods
favor, we may still know OF the Dr.
vine compassion. The message Is,
God is Love" II he chose first of all
to manifest his favor towards Abrn-
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

the Canaanitess. She seemed to real
lie that there was only the one-quar-
ter from which she could get help.
Hence her importantly, when she REQ
ognized the Lord.
In another sense OF the word all
sin and sickness may be said to he
afflictions Of the devil, because all are
either directly, or through heredity,
Satans work. Thus our Lord declarS
ed that Satan had murdered our race
by his fasehood to mother Eve-"He
was a murderer from the beginning
and abode not In the Truth" Through
his lie our race has gone down into
sickness, mental, moral and physical,
and Is going down rapidly to the tomb.
Thank God for the great Deliverer;
thank God also, for his great day OF
delIverance, the Millennial Age, now
nigh ct hand
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
MOST ANYTHING

violent deaths in mine horrors In
European countries has been decreas-
ing, although there has been an In
crease In America.
Johnny, what is meant by a
crisis?"
Two out and the bases full"
Harvard college has held 26S an
nual graduation exercises.
All citizens of Brazil, except beg
gars and soldiers, can vote.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE.
Coming Or eoInsH On Which Traek1

Coming Or oolng2 On Which Traek7
To the Editor of The Times:
notice the complaint in an evening
paper that 1t is impossible for autoists
to tell whether the new d. q. r. cars
are coming or going. Doesn't 1t
strike you that unless ones vision
were eclipsed by an overload OF
"tanglefoot" he should be able to dis
Germ which is the right and which the
left hand side of the street? Personal
ly the writer has never acquired a
sufficient jag to enable him to see an
outbound Woodward car on the west
track. 3. c. SAVAGE.
So Holborn-ave.
TNa..et. T,,~u q 1a,n
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

To the Editor of The Times: The
return of Colonel Roosevelt to the
United States will not result in one
hundred days. reign, a Waterloo and
an utter downfall as did Napoleon's
return from Elba; but will be more
like the Corsican's return to Paris
from Egypt when on the 18th Brumaire
he overthrow an imbecile Directory,
which In his absence lost much that
he and his armies had gained for
France. The colonel cannot be first
consul, neither can he be emperor,
but II Is my firm belief that IL he
wishes to be president OF the United
States once more, the people will
surely see to II that such wish be
realized. DANIEL w. COLE,
20 Z. Alex.-ave.
June 8, 1910.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
BAPTIST.

The Rev. NJ. II. Petit, of the Stanton
Park church. will speak on The two
fold ministry OF the Holy Spirit" sun
day morning. A stereopticon lecture
on Japan" Will be given in the even
ing.
Ministers conference of Detroit and
Vicinity will be held Monday morning,
June 8, at 1880 o'clock In the Wood
wards ave. church parloTs.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
ADVENT Christian.

The Michigan Advent Christian con-
ference Will meet In the Bethunc-avG
Gospel tabernacle. Thursday, June .,
and will continue until Sunday, Juu.i
10 Prof q. II. jerks, Of Chicago, Will
preach at the Sunday services.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

"rWhy should the spirit OF mortal
be proud?" quoted the impassioned
orator. Then he paused for moment
to let II take effect.
We'll" spoke up a hall lneprlateu
man in the audience, I'll De tne goat
Why should it?"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
ITNIVERsAIIsT

The Rev. Lee 5. McCollester Will
take as ms SUNDAY a nq6rni Ils, topie. IN
ness Mans Business with Religion ("
The Layman's league OF thiss church
will hold its annual meeting and din
ner Tuesday, evening, June s, at 6:3J
o'clock I'm tie Detroit Boat club.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

The manufacture Of vIolins forms
the entire industry Of the town Of
Markeneukirchen, Saxony, about To-
600 persons being so employed.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
T-IN THE-C ~
NHURCHEO b
PRESBYTERIAN.


The Rev J. NJ Barkley. OF the For
est-ave church, who has just stepped
down as moderator OF the General As
sembly, win make the recent conyen-
ton in Atlantic City the subject OF mis-
discourse, Sunday morning. Dr. Bark
ley will also speak on the doinSS OF
Presbyterian ministers Monday morn
ing.
The Rev. DR.. Henry stebbIns, or
Rochester y. Y. will occupy the pulpit
OF the Jeferson-ave; church, Sunday
vices in the afternoon will be discou-
tinued during June.
ScoveI Memorial church will cCle-
brate its twelfth anniversary sunday
vices at which the Rev Alexander Gil
vray, OF Toronto, Ont. Will speak. In
the evening, the Rev. r J. Service.
church, organized the Scovel Memorial.
will preside at the burning OF the mort
! gage on the church building. DR.. GU
vray will lecture In the church, Mon
day evening, on Rome and the cata-
combs"
For the first time In the history Of
Detroit Presbyterianism the member
ship of the city churches exceeds the
annual meetings showing a total mem
bership of 10,049. an increase of l15
over 1909. This does not include the
two United Presbyterian churches,
which have a total membership OF $50.
Statistics OF the other Protestant de-
nominations in the city show the fol-
lowing strength in membership: Meth
odist, S,629, or including the German
churches, 9,274; Episcopal. 7,546; Ger
man Evangelical Synod Of North
America, 6.633: Baptist. 6,043; Congre-
gational. 2,2S5; and seven other denom-
| nations with less than 900 each.
The Rev Charles Little. d. D., the
new moderator OF the General Assem-
bly,, elected to follow Detroits own
DR.. J. NJ. Barley, has been pastor or
the First Presbyterian church In
Wabash, Ind. for 81 years. The Mich
| igan Presbyterian OF current issue says
| OF him: His father. the Rev Jacob Lit
tie. was for 50 years pastor OF the
church at Granville. Ohio, and gave
three sons TO the ministry. His father 8
brother, Henry s. Little. came In the
early days to Indiana and Is remem-
bered still as the greatest planter and
upbuilder OF churches In the history or
the Indiana Synod. He gave four sons
to the ministry, so that In two genera
lions nine ministers have sprung from
the family OF the new moderator's
grandfather, all Presbyterians and
laboring mostly In the central west,
though one, the late DR.. Henry s. Little,
! labored In Texas with great efficiency.
Though Or. Little's election was a sur
prise to many in an assembly where
there was a good sprinkling OF college
presidents, board secretaries and emin-
ent city pastors. he soon won the hearts
OF the brethren by his appearance,
his voice, his smile, his wit and his
gracious word"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Party Solidarity In
Great Form at Opening
Game of the Season
How the Taft Banquet Was Record.
cd on the Paragon Score
Board, Pushed Aside Tenn.
porarIly For This
Occasion.

aA speaker being Republican president OF the United s
Republican senators state Republican congressman m
the Republican of this the Republican mayor Of
This city.
partisan atmosphere however did not deter Few D'
r. from cheering Justify the Republicans the
quest Of the evening whose appearance the signal Tor the ~
toward the pastry whsreupOn the Paragon score board
sBatter up"
We say great game the board does record To-Day
that a bit one sided
This is the story:
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

Butcher shops in Springfield, III,
have been closed on Sunday, largely
through the influence OF the ministers
Of that town.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
,iIsCEI.I.ANEnES.

Evangelist william Pinches. OF PittS-
burg pa will speak at the sunday
evening gospel service in the Central
gnsnel hall.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
OTHER PARTICIPANTS

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s.s Subsidy s,' m ss
s s s: . III: "as:'
s.s %: 'r s SE. aT' opA.u. club 81
4iss o. si. ;:' %% s s'j s1 ss'''''
struck out q Ultimate Consumer Town
Muerak.r and cap.ou Aide" Smith,
.p * .ecss TsSs.sSa sa ar
d d'n: q e s ss:S :ss s. H1s''
For inside play we doubt very there exhibition
70 interesting the part which the fact that was the
FIRST Of the campaign OF, rather, season. - .
ONLY twice resulting instance In First
Baritone Smith being hit by his batted ball. which
bounded hit the president also.
endeavOrng to advance President Tart to "
pnd term by landing muckers and capou critics
Il was one of for which William Alden is noted
"other presidents malgned and abused said William
Alden those who had been magned he mentioned Grant,
svho" he said called a drunkard"
william Alden would have gotten way this doubt
and spared president being had he recalled that Grant was called
Che thing tomb about two ago by Taft himself
Among the evening that OF Gov Warner
number Of banks Michigan under
include the fact that there one less in Chelsea
md midst result also Of Republcansm
Pitcher Party Solidarity FORM The upshOo
a working and control perfect the with
& Ultimate Consumers which the Ultimate Consumers didn't have
loOkin.
Conservation Stop bat Taft
Swung vOuy monopoly ud of government
% crowd forward expecting the drive that would
runner the president mote the air and Conservation
WAS right where it when he came to bat
There and undoubt
batting
he stunt a the believe n hm!O
The got board mega
phone
NOTES OF TrR GAME
the knockers released Roosevelt
Short Stop tariff go striking Probably too
high
Congressman DENLY signs when at bat of still being troubled
With weak knees.
low pitch crowd idea why
heard more in Washington.
The home runs Congressman Denby were
made in time for the game,
The reception Ship Subsidy prOtege Senator Burow,
leads the belief it is about due for the minors.
The game enable Senator BURROWS
20 look through his notes for the name Of the minister to Siam
The Stripes bat while Burrows was speak
ing just 81 tines the United States flag IL times and Old Glory
Mayor Bmeyer pleased looks of the diamond
commenting particular the lovely flowers supplied by Mayor Brett
meyer
First Baritone high pitch was due to the crdi
which broke Just the golden painting
old landmark with the
pbept something like that in connection other.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

The Paragon score board in the
Light Guard armOry, around which
our city's loyal baseball fans are
wont to gather when the team is out
of town, was pushed aside long
enough last evening for Detroit to
welcome President Taft to this place
of gathering under the auspices OF
the Board Of Commerce.
II was a strictly non-partisan
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
METHODIST.

During the month of June. the Rev.
Frank 8. Rowland OF the Cass- ave.
church. will give a series OF special
Sunday evening addresses on "A jour
ney through Palestine" illustrated
with stereopticon views. The journey
will start Sunday evening with a trip
from Beyrout over the Lebanon and
anti-Lebanon mountains to Paddock
and Damascus. DIT. Rowland will
describe the customs OF the people and
show the native costumes. as well as
tell about the places and events for
which the country traversed IL famous.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

According to the governments
estimate that $76s.54 10 the aver
age annual expenditure Of each Of
the 100000 American families,
the railroads boost Of an average
of 20 per cent Will take from the
pockets Of the public an additional
sum Of s27s.s75. 200 each year and
Increase the dividends OF railroads
90 per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

John Laws OF Orange-co., n. U, mas
been holding one office. that OF .esls
ter OF deeds, for 81 years: Anu ye'
they say there Is no good In the oS'
Ter theory.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
". NJ. G.. A.

Y. VI. G. A.
Prot. John Duxbury. OF London. Eng3
will give a scripture recital" on The
story OF Joseph" Sunday afternoon, at
80 o'clock In the auditorium. Preced-
ing the recital there will be an orches-
trail program In the lobby for an hour
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

The real name OF CLARA Morris
the actress. Is Mrs. T. c. Harriott.