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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
RAILROAD NOTES.

That "its an III wind that blows no
one good" Is we'll proven by the fol
lowing clipping from the Railway Age
Gazette rfifs1ls
During the strike OF the street
railway employees in Philadelphia last
week the Philadelphia & Reading
carried about 10000 additional pass.
engers each day. nearly all on short
journeys within the city llmi-s. The
average increase in receipts IS given
as 81 200 a day. ltts59l
That the newly adopted syslen OF
telephone dispatchlng already in use
on numerous roads throughout the
country is obtaining a strong foothold
in the west Is indicated by stnte-
ment in the Railway Age Gazette as
follows: tet.
"The Santa Fc system is now us
ing telephones for train dispat;bing
between Denver and Pueblo. Colorado,
100 miles, making approximately 1900
miles OF the Santa Fe lines now thus
equipped There are forty Telephone
stations on this l21 miles Western
Electric telephones and Gill Collectors
being used. There are about so trains
day and rs regular meeting points.
This division is used Jointly by the
Santa Fe and the Colorado g. South.
ern. the dispatching being all done
from Pueblo by the Santa Fe-"
Following is an outline OF what Ia
considered by railroad men as one
of the most beneficial and we'll man,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
COLORADO WORKNEN
ARE ELEGTROCUTED

Loveland. Colo March 21.-Daniel
o. Fryberger and F. ]. Calhoun, en-
ployes of the Northern colorado
Power company, were electrocuted
sulis afternoon whilo dismanuing a
motor Wire from the main wire and
FArsy Barnes. lineman. was terribly
buiu&d. The two wires accidentally
came In contact.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
FINE PROGRESS ON
THE PANAMA CANAL

Washington. March 21.-Work on
the Panama canal IS booming The
last edition of the Canal Record
shows that more material was taken
out OF the Culebra cut last month
than in any month since ground was
broken for the canal The total was
1.259.413 cubic yards and the daily
average was 54,757 yards Steam
shovel No. 21i also broke all records,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

PILES CURED IN 70 "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching. blind. bleed.
Ing or protruding piles In 6 to IA
days or money refunded. 50c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

And In accordance with law and or.
der OF the hoard OF directors, made on
the 22nd day OF January. 1910. so
many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary Will be
sold at the front door OF the Weber
County Court House on the 5th day
of April. 1910. at 2 o'clock p. m. to
pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the cost of advertising
and expense Of sale
EZRA RICHARDSON.
Secretary.
Office west side Wall avenue. be-
tween 23rd and 2ith streets. with the
ogden Wholesale Grocery Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
CATCHER SULLIVAN
IS GETTING BETTER

Los Angeles. March 21r-Catoher
Billy Sullivan OF the Chicago White
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

sox. who Is suffering from blood poIs-
oning as the result of having stepped
an rusty nail. was reported today to
DO steadily improving His physician
announced that the blood poisoning
had been checked. but the injured
foot was still in bad condition and
that Sullivan would be confined TO his
room for another week or ten days.
A glass of hot milk is often cure
for Insomnia.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

Following is an outline Of what Is
considered by railroad men as one
of the most beneficial and we'll man
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

Oeito mere bengiper Slegten ii9 til
Ell teileslss, eli ubuaoen RDoen, og
man fonr ingen Sio tilopers, bper.
fen til Ell title SeIobetroetnin9 eaer
til at Iptte til ben mnaife enonu til
Oels boo9ne SompittigbeOs Stent-
me. Oct %annoeIiee 2io or9bes, og
Opfinoelierne bIiper Slpgtens 6or-
banOelie, ioet geroen for Joel Bis
Dom life erfenoer @uo / bans Bis.
Dom. Il 9or. 1, 2t).
& IN ten. Yoa bette Omranoe
finder oi mooife De melt afgsrenoe
8ionesbpro ON Menneifeaonoens
Storbeo. Soilfen arn bar life Mn.
lerfunltens Weitre efterlaot oSl
Soften Soc. oa 6ontniiper0en bar
&c fife nabnet ior os! Og builfen
Sfen6eo er Der life uooiflet pao
arfitefturens Omroooe. S en- iteoie
beiere Sormoni bar a1tniten itrGbt
benimoo jim 6uloen6elie, og giet
frpoes neo Melmeifeaanoefts mango
8r9itationer. 9iaeobuggerfuniten
bar eiort fit ogiaa til arfitefturens
electromagnetic, % oens bsielte
Broouftioncy ipnes feilfri for BET
menneifelige 2ie. Men bnor mango
al oisie Meitre bar / oeres 9lsOenOe
Soer foaet gie paa arfitefturens
Soeol, - oct Ieoenoe9 empel. | bull
fet Seius arntus ielp er Sope0-
bigrneitenen. aumiteas iSinbeo mon
isge Den Op6sieoe. Sarmonien mao
beirllgtes al ben epi9e 2~lrfiteft og
9pgmeiter = Selli9annOen. Der.
for bar ogiaa Sen Stunt, Der gior.
oe De be1iee gmner til i'm Sen.
itnno, nooet ben itsrite 5ul0fommen.
beo; oerfor er ogian arnitens
llosoelige oetn, Ser isgte at gen.
giue goiebeosioeoIerne - benz Der
for0pbeoe iio / 8eiflelien al oct
@uooommeIige. Mongt oe meoet al
oct sprige minoer pinIiet ON SIp9-
tens 5oroerpelie, ON oens bpbe
5alo og urene Eilbeieligbeoer. Sfal
auniten bore bsi oa moe ben Ooele
oeO bet rene: itnl ben oGre JULIO
fontmen, ga mnn Den ouple oe0 oct
eoise; ifol ben oGre epie, oa mna
Ben onpIe peS BET im6e.
(Sluttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
ganosm0no |
DC Sorfneoe Stater.
af g. g. gie.
@ftertrpf forbpoes.
/. s re6erif gIau en-
Rebel.

5elgen0e RefroIog. ipm too at
lPie / 9looet ST. Soiep6 Mo.
0aiIn Reps" ior p. SuIi 1901, og
Iom bet eerulem en- of mine unge
8enner er lpffeoes mig at faa rat
/, ifal iee Der tianoe mig at meooele
u~forfortet | oonif Ooeripttelie. GA
ben baooe meooeler NOT iao interes.
inrte S%plpsninger ON en- M nfoe0
2nnosmano Der / 9onoet, Iieeiom
ben giber en- temmelie lepen6e Sore.
fitting ON amerifanife 8looes Waa.
De at ifrioe 0efroIog pan.
9GItiaa bar n9ailp Retps" Oroet.
Or. s. @coolcs Observation-Disclosures.
Song Gbrfitinns 2egefnmmerot.-
5reoericf @eooIes | beieite @rao TO.
mantiife Siitorie. 5orpiit fra
Ganmarf. - Dsoen borttnger Seq.
let fra bans efterIaotes 29ber. =
en 6ofmnn0s Qsbebane, Der bIeo
bjemme pnn De itore SIetter. = On
Ben of General Gutter. Son.
~fiiteret 8amilieeien0om | a~sbenbaon.
0soen bor borttaget Seglet fra
oeres 2eber, iom fenote 5reoericf
gIouIen @eo6les 2fpsbfitorie, og Den
fuloe geretnino ON oenne foroums
Ben 90 2egefnmmernt al Song Gbri.
Itian al 9anmarf, Der / 6ier6eOelen
Of ct a~nrbunoreoe lepeoe tilbn9etruf.
fent / Rnrbe6en al 81. Soiepb, =
er fommen for 2piet.
6orpiIt fra lit 59oreInno inmmen
meo i'm Sober. attnft beo Song
6reoerif ben Sppenoes Sof I Dni.
mart, men bleo 1on6sforpiit al poll.
tiife @runoe, fom 5reoericf
@eoole til amerifa, boor bans 80.
bebane bar fnlo al mango 5arer
oe @enooroiobeoer, men ooiaa al
mango interesiante Gpentpr.
Sans Pam itnar | nsje 5orbin.
belle meb Bonp.Gfspresiens tiOlie.
tie SiItorie, Der begpn0te ! ct. SO.
Iepb og bar Sernbanens 5orleber
I at fsre Boiten oper 2an0ets oeitre
9alpoel.
San par en- tro 90 prepet Ben
al General Gutter, 90 fun beo ct
rent 5ilfnloe nnogif Fan Den Sfrb.
ne, JON bIen oenle braoe Soloat til
Del | ben frpgtelige oMountoin.
Menoop Wasiacre".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Sill bet frie aanb.

Oct bar til &merifa, 8ribeoens
2an6, at ben ~IanOsforoiite Sofmono
og bans Ssn fom, Ieoio9et at en-
ganmel 3ie1er, og ! BET piloe geiten
begDn0te ben unge Wnno, Der enonu
nPppe par nofien, ct 2ip fulot al
Sr9ngieler % oriitige 8eorifter. De
tire 9onife fom, efter at bape beisgt
forifellige Steoer, iii ct. Soiepb,
Der 0engane par en- 2anosbn poa
Gioiliintionens @rpnie.
6grit | SalDtre0ierne fit Den uirae
@eoole Ini9ttelie hos Ben SoIioap,
bersmt for IN Bonp-erpreSs. Sn.
ben l9nge bleo oen unge @eooIe
onint iom superintendent for goit.
rllten St. Soiepb % Snlt Cafe 81.
tp. 9a ban bopoe opret / oenne
Eiereite | nogle Nor, elf ban inc
/ lnionsnrmeen, bpor ban tit Sap.
tains aong % aniptteIie / 5orplei.
ningsforpiet. San bleo I~tationeret
oeO Sort 2eooenportb. aanios, 6oor
ban itoo for 6orpleinineen og 5rog.
ten al iamme.
8eo gorgerfrieens uobruo, me.
oens ban etonu a | Sort 2enben.
NORTH, inotrooote ban / s@atejfab
meo Miis- Morp 6. 0elion, bpis
Snmilie er bel befenot Der | Conn.
met. @eoOle blen forflpttet til ct.
2olris og ienere til Boi6ington, ..
g., boor ban lioele6es gioroe 9ie.
neite oe0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oe
bapoe Oneropiiat me6 R~eeerinaens
5ragtOGien. 5 oenne 9ieneite bleo
ban til 2 @ar efter arigens Slut.
ming. Sans 5aoer bar imi6lertio
osb | Cos anoeIes. Gal.
Oct e~bentprIiee 2io bao6e imi6.
lertio iun6nn 9illoffelip for BAN, at
ban | 1867 oroe til 9lacf Stills,
efterlaoenoe fin Somilie | opns MI.
b9renoe Siem = og nos 9ieneite
beO @eeerineens Srogtfsriel.
Oct bar oengana fnrlige Tioer /
9lacf SiIis, ioet Snoionerne par
rnien6e oner oen bpioe Wonos 5rem.
opbioiet Of 0SIopan6" oa
beopbnet til 9nnoerne, og uapnlis
bar G%eaprineens Sro9tferere | BEN
Care.
@eoole, Der mn bar en- Maan6 meo
mango Vars Grfnring. boooe SeI6
meo Tia, ioa ban Hap bort fra man.
ae fnrli1e Steoer, unoertioen blot
meo 2ipet.
San bar en- Gen al General Git.
tier og fun oe6 ct rent 9ilfpl6e bar
ban life me0 6enne fore Snoianer.
| bans iibite SIag meo
S%noinnerne pe0 Mountoin Menoou
1876.
6iemfummen fra @eitcn.
5 %iioinnpnte g(ar Denote @eoole
til lin 6omilie, Iom ban bap-
be ipraet goOt for, mebeus ban op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

Ser ingen @reoe finoes,
8or Straf Dor Seius leo,
Sg aae Soar fortunes
s Seiu Blob Oa SDe0;
Ser engites intet Sjerte,
sl 5ore er forbi;
Sbi Seiu 0so og Smerte
Sar giort % gonife ri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Siemfommen fra geitcn.

s iioftnnpnte g(ar Denote @eoole
tilbnge til lin 5omilie, Iom ban bap-
De igraet goOt for, me6ens ban OPP
6oIot Iia / geiten. 90 III feoeos ban
title | fit Stem til lin 8eo.
Sfent ban bar en- Wano at lin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
5sbt / en- 9Onses 9ala6s.

Be00ler bar oe0 I'm OB0 y War
gammeI, ioet ban bIen feot / oct
fongeIige BALLADS | asbenbnon /
1929. Der Ieneoe ban meo line
5orelore / lin tioIiaite 9arnoom.
Sans 6aoer a Sofdef 90 JOIN iao.
ban aongens RaaOaiper.
San bleu opOraget peo Soffet.
boor ban oar 2egefammernt me6
Song gbriition, Ganmnrfs nuueren.
De aonee.
Ia ban bar Is aor ganmel, op.
fom Der Ell oloorlie Sag ongaaenoe
5oIfets aet.
3oneen par inoe for at before
tit Soils 6ribeO, men bans Haao.
gioer, 5reoericf GIouien 8e66le oen
GlOre, ifent ban pioite, of Roo.
ltar0 MOB aon9en piIoe brinae BAN
ltnoaoe oe mnlig 9anosfornisning,
bleo aligeueI i'm Operbepisning tro
og antoe Zig 5oIfets Sag moo Son.
gen.
2anosforpisnine og llnaaoe paa.
fuIgte, 5aOeren oe bans eneite Ssn
bIeo mot til at forlaoe oeres 69.
orelono. De ofreoe Stem og Ben.
ifab paa 6~ribeoens aIter. Mo6eren
bIeo Iaot til6aee, in6tiI ioaoan Sio,
0a oct funoe bIipe benoe muIigt at
forenes meO Wano oe son / oeres
5oroisnins, men bun osoe, inoen
set fun0e tie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18
Sreoericf 6. @eooIe osoe

6reoericf s. We00le 0e0e | it
Siem ii Dbl Sposit for ct. Soiepb
itoite 8orsoae gften al. 6 iom
5slge Of Ell SfoOe, ban fit for ben.
OeO tire Tiger iioen. San oar, inotif
oct ifete, roif 90 rerig. en Stuo
itsOte BAN omfiilo oe trompeoe pda
bam, buorOeo ban fit more 9eifaoi-
gelier, Ger meoferte Ds6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-18

Drppitensoannelier; og, iom ct
MT 2egetsi iaaleoes frpoer ban
fig, mar ban | Sorolngene, Jam.
men me6 Gempeelefantens 2eonin.
ger, fiitoer Ben al ct menneifcliet
Sfelet eler 9egninger uoferte Of ct
fornuftigt 89ien. Oct er nemlig
ofte bans beieite pi0enifabelige ut
tron at beuiie, at Mienneifet er
fremfommet tiIfGl0iet % ipontont i
ale Soroens Ggnr, at ser life er
nogen Gnbeo | Nncen, % al Wen-
neifet life blen ifabt / CUBS Bill
leoe. Mon fan meget bel beflpOe
grofesioritillineer | ben f1iiife Bi.
oenifab u0en at erfenoe Den Snno.
beo ON ariitus. Xii al bam oe
peo BAN og til BAN er ale Ting"
(glom. II, 36). Dor Tio er rig paa
iinOrige OpfinoeIier men De er
logt an pao at fibre as0et, at
oanne Wngeligbeos 5orbol0 for en-
forp9nt SIpgt, at gioe De ianielige
5orneieIier Snteniitet. So itbr-
re og 10 talrigere Spfinoelierne,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28

=. g.. h...bv ordered that AN ciurrs "Hcy tAt0t9
- -, th. rounty engineer proceed AT ohc'
'''- - 80 nrlIge across the CleElum RIVER
=. T.. 80 r,o,rn ia, the salmon La sac bridge
- a, -,,,,.r,.tsor OF road dis.
IN u ,srd,rsd Ms resignation as such
viz. ~" II -e>irnation was accepted
sup .,,..t,.,os .,,uarylsor
l. h HARE! - N.ft"' . y '..,,,,.,,I r.t Term
OF ROAD distFlst 10 j. !" "''
Of EdW. L Anderson
Road supervisor oil IoAl " ~ ~. .,'or,',
been auth' rlAed toprt"l" az" - me.
u 200 % II road district ~. ~ ~ ,,
70 A'.t.s co. ~, g.. transfer I'd from road dis
uc'r ~ ne - '~.'at tia,rIrf NJ &
'l'V' ~ ~ 49, ,.-.,.. %.
{ Murray mae" hpp.u'-'o" '.' gt..
newa! Of MS retain 4l44'f .e'Ns' ~ ,....,.. 80.
Elum Having pail tu' HeN'9SA', '',''
the said license ], hereby ef'.V.N ~ '''" a.
the party furnish the necessary DOE"
K Hedlngton ana Anton N"eI"it nav. rh
purchased the lnt'rrN. Oh u N'ali4.I''n 10 .'
saloon business At tastoh ptttvH't u, !.
Board 10 have the .l4uor "cenSr F!lit.u n
scam u0h ~ 20 M ,,ns,rred
10y ~, IN, i' ''.l M s ,r.
rt.,l,p.,ar, T,,r,..r contractor far
-, r1,,tn', ,or ,hc ,,,suir,. ,,.r ,as tr,..
couat, p''ns sIt ,"' WV
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28

II you want sewer or drain tile. sec
G.. A. Knox.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
WE acknowledge the receipt o.

WE acknowledge the receipt OF
a copy of The Bellingham Her
aid S Chronological, Anecdotal and
Biographical History of Northwest
ern Washington, magazine OF
some 90 pages. 1t contains matter
of much value to all who are dl-
rectly interested in the growth and
developement of the great north
west. 1t is neatly printed on very
fine book paper. in fact gem OF
the printing art.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
The 7enderfoot Farmer

1t of these experimental farmers who put ereen
spectacles his and fed her shavnes His theory
that it didn't matter what the long she
fed The questions of digestion and nourishment had
not entered into his calculations.
It's only "tenderfoot farmer that would try such
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
Who Knows =?

Have you new stock of good:
Have you just got in new line
of popular articles?
Are you making a special price
on leftover lot ?
Who knows about it?
Why not let everybody know all
about by advertising in The Dawn.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
PAID Advertisement

tabe this method Of saying to the democrat t
OF kittitas that am a candidate for the once
Of county clerk ana solicit your support at the
primary election to be held IN september
Ellensburg d. l. JENKINS
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself as candidate for
the ONCE OF Coroner OF kitttas county SUP
iect to the action OF the republican party al the
PRIMARY election September 10. 1910.
Ellensburg DR. T :. WATSON
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
PAID Advertisement

This is TO say to the public that am candi
date for the ONCE Of Justice OF the Peace FOL
Ellensburg precinct. on the democratic ticket
subject to the action OF the voters Of that party
at the primary election
Ellcnsburg. w. r. SHELLESBEkGE En-.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself candidate FOL
the office OF county Auditor subject TO the &C
tion Of the republican party at tue primar,
election in September.
Gle Elum. MuRvY l.. BRIGHAM.
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PAID Advertisement

hereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office OF county Assessor, subject TO the &C
lon of the republican. party az the primary
election September 10. 1910.
Faston G. I, E~TREM.
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PAID ADVERTISEMENT

] wish to announce TO the public that am a
candidate for the once Of County Clerk subject
TO tn. action Of the republican party at the
September primary election.
G.. r. BRADSHAW.
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PAI0 Advertisement

beg to announce TO the pub ic that am a
candidate for the ONCE OF sheriff Of kittitas
county. subject to the action OF the democratic
party at the primary election Sept. 10.
Ellen burg BuRREL n. GERMAN.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28
PAID Advertisement

I hereby announce myself as candidate for
the ONCE OF county Auditor, subject to the ac-
ton OF the republican party at the primrry to
be held September 10.
Ellensburg JAMES HERON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-28

linz mn, ~. snns1e,. described pFoper'! Tor
a-t during the period q niiy - year lLv .
A.. alter this GATE. ulel1 .hv le.-'".-. x =
aui conditions. 70 Z. 49, "a -. ,,.'r,sS-
III the expense Q; ooa>;E-eiius AnI mama
rs ,a.G ieiephore line a1c mes al1 INK -
u,ea u the oonsiruc.lcn aI2 "a ~ < 49, -
sd TELEPHONE line arc each 70 x nos US Ia
~ s inches II diameter Ard me N.lr> u =,
- 80 t.-.uhcur lite shan - strung And
KEEP, not .css than sixteen 10 iee' 500 '-e
yr5luG a. all mes and n a. PAGES eNNtp'iNs
a, highway and farm eruss.nss a." II ~ 90
,rs, nay be made hereafter where vines sha..
= rot ,,.s> than twenty ~ feet above NE
ground where the road i SKY @ 'eet Voc
ihe poles must o- set twenty -eleh' - -
from the center o, the road Ehert the !uaH =
forty o. Zee, vide the poles 20 oe SCI nine ieeh
1s) fee, from the center - the road. Anu u :
further a condition OF This iranehlse iAsI a.
A; any time during The existence az ihl> lIAA
chise The wires. poles. or other apparatus OF
thing belonging 20 said telephone line shA44'
from any cause whatever. Ia. upon Dc upon q
encroach upon the public highway 81 'oAd
along which said telephone line ) 20 oe Col
struc,et then and L that event. the said par
ties shal! oaye a reasonable time 10 remove u
repair said telephone line az their own eA p~'4>e
And IL Is expressly agreed 10 be one OF the con
6itions Of this franchise that Il such repairs
are not made a. herein specified. then this
franchise shall b. dee med forfeited aud al!
rights and privileges herein granted sha!! pr q.
an end. And i is further provided thal me
grantee .. this franchise sha!! be llao!e lor a..
damages o! any ind that ma be had or sus
tsined ~ reason OF the aforesaid telephone line
or Of any construction or repair wo'G thereon
and tina, in the doing o! any construction or Fe
pair work upon said telephone line as Aiile
damage and injury possible shall be done 70
the aoutting property and thai IN al! cases 50 "a
property shall be lef, in as good condition as 1t
waS IN before Sal telephone line was built
In witness whereof. the county OF ki,titos
has caused this franchise 10 be sign ed and de
!vered by the proper officer this day OF July
A D 1910.
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The Washington herald., 1910-11-14
SAYS G. O. P. STILL LIVES.
Writer Declares Democratic Aero
plane Is Flying Too High.

plane Is r lying TOO HABh.
Editor The Washington Herald
Regardless of recent happenings in the
November elections following logically
upon divisions and differences in the Re-
publican fighting line OF insurgency" or
regulars. 'progressives" or "conserva-
tives." &C. the Republican party stin
lives.
Not unlike the great Corliss engine
with burst balance wheel. which tenn
porarily runs Wild" this defeat caused
largely by those inconsequent divisions.
is but a passing incident The greater
the engineer the less he fools with ma
chinery or plays with edged tools.
The steam" is now throttled OF, the
balance wheel will be replaced by a
stronger. and the old reliable Republican
engine of power prepared TO continue its
historic delivery of force 10 the produc-
ton of conservative constitutional prog
ressiveness untinkered.
While the Democratic aeroplanes are
flying high with powerful promise and
getting many passengers, the users OF
power. with both feet on the ground,
viii still depend upon the tested and tried
Republican engine OF the people.
It's periods of repair and renewal or
its temporary running wild will not alarm
or deceive the common citizen. WHO is
an uncommon good judge of the power
needed in 1912. LINCOLN G. CUMMINGS.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-14
LONG A PR0TECTIONIST.
Writer Carried "A Torch I'm Cincin-
natl Parade of 1855.


natl Parade of 1885.
Editor The Washington Herald
carried a torch in the wide-awake
professions OF 1sj6 in Cincinnati. have
been a regular Republican ever since,
and a protectionist But the men and
methods Of the American Protective
Tariff League. which were right and
proper fifteen years ago, are now out of
place and outgrown. Real Republicans
are progressive; always in the front rank
with the sword and spearmen. not in the
rear with those who wished 10 divide the
spoils without having shared in the dan
gers OF conflict
Such of Us fought and voted during
the recent campaign for tariff revision.
and every one who understands English
knows that we meant reduction in
schedules, not an advance. Hence, when
We We're htm-fammed IN Congress. we
rose in revolt No Democrat could be
more sincerely pleased with the we'll
deserved punishment we Republicans adj
ministered 10 ourselves than I am. And
Il was a Republican victory-fought and
won by Republicans for the cleaning OF
their household In the wreck OF matter
ana the crash OF worlds. few good men
went down with lot Of undesirables.
but these Will be sorted out of the
debris and relnstated, Two years hence
safe. sound. and sane man, one who
has kept his head through a period Of
buncombe and buster. viii lead the
united Republican hosts 10 victory on a
conlmon-sense platform. Our leader had
for a father a man Of answering in
tegrity. fixed principles. and broad ciu
F-fa a
ship ] felt Observation-Disclosures Taft. Like
father, like son. Hurrah for William
Howard Taft. our next President!
NAY PRACHT.