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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
El Rev. Phillips aboga
Dor 81 Elemento Mexicano|
EI dinero que se emplee redundara maflana
en- bien de la Sociedad.

teza, econeentraci ! i6n en- ai Mislno
b aspecto ineditabundo cIlando
-todos estos sintomas 8 particula-
lridades SO encuentTat rellnid0s
en- I'm solo niiio, sugieren La con-
suita y consejo de i'm nl6dico. Bas
tante juego al aite libre, I'm POGO
do lucha " ejercicios atleticos 8
de combate, algo de cansancio Y
fatiga, adunado q la debida pro-
porci6n de trabajo Y estudio, ha-
cen un buen progfama para ell
crecimiento de los niiios.
Froebel ha demostrado que oil
juego es una parte esencialisima
do La educaci6n de In nifiez. Pc
no al -rnismo tempo lla demostra-
do quo los juegos deben ser intc-
|ligentemente organizados y saba
lnante dirigidos; de otra manera
Sc pierden muchos dc sus mejo--
res efectos.
Algun0s de los lliilos mexica--
nos de esta ciudad van q los cam
pos algodoneros durante los me-
ses de Agosto y Septiembre, pero
muchos de ellos no van. ElIos ne
cesitan mas ampli5ud para dar Ii
M az. aSo;tat;x,a @ ~ AZ r. 500. I"ino ,',', = u
se,fa m',u h;aS ;nS ;,,,,o,,t;.. Sasus, $500
ON T,roroso; ..,. - - W aouo'
vn,, osTan;n < Iaoai @ :, a.tlI tl'os ,il Ia
yfa hannrso a,,n,, % : 81 oa.o - uoDe
antas do =, ntnas " - @,s'''''onss, !,
lac t;a,.oas IT, fnn,,.aa;X, @Jo,"s o1uis., @ W.
na,a r ctares ;,,t,;a; dnaias "'o - = ~ 49,. los
o;5n an las ,.;1,,asaa 49,, 20 - o'ea- :, :
oar. nar;f,l M .rssi rnna;sta 'ss" =, aaa
ca,.s Ia,. sono,. ,o, ~ 49,. 'isns.D s;,'..
fljneras ! daloaslas !. I nd @ : ,.;a S,s, :.
yaIla taal 3 80 -. ass ~,
,Iniea al s,a,.s. sts,. .,,g.bie ,,ai ms
nnaSs ~ y 's.8 $500 '' s''' 80.
i SWBSS'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Para ,ln eeInemtario.

iSlSs8tfD C0IrBsY1onsaL dc Tal->
ling Texas, nos infornna que, on.
eabszada pDr los aafioreg Crescent
.cio IlaitAn g1ente1lte Rodriguez.
Nareiso Ii0pe& AIajo gisnesos,
SO ha olgaIais sassl0 an aqlIeI I1lgap
una 5nnta de utexieanos gts IS
l,rOporaer raaHir los foutioa ,1ece.
sariOa para arahnr d. ptssssir in
tssl'reTio gtle SO tlaa onanO Isat1ers
terio para dAr gapnIbufa Il soa
mex lsailoa del lugar y sus eeroas
rilas, Il nilaneo tempo eomppar
IN EsafiagU gahe, de terIen0 adya,
HasSSs e one esfA "a teata, ron el
fin e assI,l learel pFoy0ssfaxIu nafis
sss,I1 aAafEoIe Il eaf,AeSslasl nese.
garia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
aanato1.io en- plaaaanton.

DiceD do Pleasanton, con feeila
10. Anoche 50 ofectu6 una so.
sion regular del Club Con,ereial,
durante ID cual SO decidi6 esta--
Sbloeer IN Sanatorio, siempre que
$50 logre ObtHHe1 10 siffieiente Is
litfneci0n y ayuda de los ressden.
tes. SIC eonstfqlira mi odifieio mo
derl1o X aabera scr equipaa0 con.
yenieTtGnl9nta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Rol,o on San Marcos.

II Ihgle8, eaIgnn0s IRdronea -
lntFossIl i lerCfl a Ia tionda dc Il.
Y, Talbot q Son, en- San Ms4eeos.
y extra sorpn nareaneEaa i tIiuss.
FEsor Valor de elntuentA & sasEa IS
pesos.
= cree que s. iKsarosisli isF0n por
aI10 da les kragaineea de IS Etasi.
taa, que s. M edsfIufo III tstxlris.
llo DE IN sNlo K,iao i aAIiaron lsor
la pfIe1'tA fstaats ai1a fsor Is msa+
fafsiats ~ aTses1atrs alberta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Dsl Daily Exprsssl traduoimoa

.ssr. Editor del Expross: Has
hiendo pcrmanecido fllera do San
tonic durante lQa tiltimos dos
afltss pasadoa, hene sorprendido q J.
gradablementee al notar el ade-
lafito uevado q cabo OH todas H.
meas. Adiciorles en- los sttbnrbios,
nuevos edifiei0s eolosales lslty
serappers) On La zolla cdntriea de
la siudad, nlev0s intcreses, nueva
vida, t0dn clio marcando el asoln-
br0so progreso dc San Antonio.
Nj son tampocO despreciables las
actividades pllestas en- juego pa-
ra meiOrar las condolences dc sus
classes proletarias. Mark Twain
eita en- sentido de aprobacion la
Erase de Pnddin heard Wilson:
una coliflor es simplemente La
cabeza dc una Col con una educa-
ci6n dc colegio."
Esta perfectalnente des-
inostrado d las circunstancias OK
tsrnas constit,lyen las diferencias
entire los individuos y las nacio-
mes. Ruskin dice & los trabaja--
sdores. "Ustedes deben divertirse,
caballerog, ustedes deben diver
tirse.o
De IDa yarios trabaios empren-
.esiios para ayufar III desarrollo
de los elementos menos afortuna-
dos de esta ciudad, el de La Aso-
eiaci6n de los Patios do Recreo,
aaerece tai importaneia cuaf no lc
principia va & eoneeaer. AauGllas
siamls q se han afanafIo sin omi-
tir saerifiGio alguno de su parte.
Is fin te qlae nuestrog sliiios ten-
~ ssr,sat inollafatos de diversion
s. gIe plaearss itiaoontes, mereeeas.
AIsO honor. Los llombroa ctlyo
Sfinsro I'm sidO empleado en- tales
Is asrloi ia1stes enlprasag. han hecho
las inversioiies mas proveefosas.
Los anipleados de In eiudad uIe
han prestado sll influeneia y vaIi-
faientos haeia Ell fin do d se cons
Sruyan parqueg y sitios De raereo
en- los edificios escolares, para
tlso dc nrteatros Dedlel,os mere-
cen la gratitud unanime dc todoa
nuestros conciudadanog Los ne.-
rfotIistas han heei,o I'M exceIan-
to trabajo On adyertir & inpulsar
aata obra altanente ben6fiea. IDS
in signo do cultnra. tener ) fo.
1iiaraa ell tempo neessario para
I Una recreaei6n saiudabIe.
Mas no no puefie hacer dana.
siAdo Ell este sentido On benef;;..
cio4de los nifIos. Nacesitage mas
anpiitud para los nifioa fleI la.le
51este de Ia poi,laef6n Haoa ii.
nos juntos con todos los dennis
iiifios, GonatiEltyan titiestra nrin.
oii1al riatieza. TN escrifOr f1s,tt.
seAs haee iielart one los hiiog fIe B.
fsaiRrH Hsitea d Nfaaoia sle Bohemia.
sstaniarlia y algunos otros nafses.
80 Ht1rDpa, lIegafa f SIR 1f,tiy III.
gt's, capaces pr0sner0s como,
sitoisal,res dc neg gossioa, u coma en-.
l9leesios nsi puest0s IionofifleOs Sc
de reaooflsaIsiiidaa xpliea az.
: aos Fe q dielelltIo, que co..
sssp esos eiliaF ifeg tieneii fafll4
s. IS sas1 ~ ss,s y llli9s atlaaaiss:
KS !. asa e. 9 5e.so pr ~
IalasIo. S I.sssar,sl'' 5 m E I, ],
j aFa ,repararse laa
q ~ 90 sasiis sYida flttlara
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
& sangre fria,

DieeD de Norman, Okla, con
fecha To-: "Leon Friese,. dc II
amos de edad, fu6 arrestado ano.
che 4 hizo plena confession del n
sesinato de Artie Chase, chauf--
feur de la ciudad de Oklahoma.
El asesinato Sc cometi0 & sangre
frfa " de una manera deliberate.
Friess {dijo 4 sus amigos el do
mingO On la noche, que 81 regresa
ria de la ciudad con un autom6-
vii, v con el fin de cumplir su
pronesa, invite & Chase & ir con
81, al Iasar por un lugar soIita-
rio, descarg6 un tremendo golDe
on la cabeza de Chase con i'm
i1laFtillo " arroj0 su cadavcr ha-
cia tt1a lado del camino, despoian,
dole de $50 y regresando en- au-
tOm6yilt como habia prometido.
LII abog1a0 fiscal del condado,
despu6s he. hecha Ia acusaci6n a.
yer, liioa que en- su concepto, hay
itnpElcadas otrOs en- Oh asesinato
inolllso lt nlnier
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03

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fefFse no % 81 ri tor IS
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aAA IsaIEsaa NtlH s. fsf0n S. I.
sia Asal lsslG hB Pablo
8 i8isa Esf - Gss1g98 s.
80 Es0y aTEaa S rs.
IS eAs
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
= a. Phillips.
Intse epidoa Aararaatltas

Ei LINES L Ias 9:15 de Ii noahe,
on preeefieia do una g,n.s
etinrAneia dc Iies mil per-.
sonas, los aerOna4tfag Clifford
Z. Harmon 3 George b. HARRISON
50 fyuda1to, ys8nlont taronse Ill oss
loaeiD On alt globo giganfaseo. de
etlI,AcIdad da sc, 900 piss efihicos
.sls gas, slia ea ~ mis- gFarisle gIo..
% sgeFoidal del InIlnfie,
IlH aseennisIf lleya Iltr mira S..
s1rasStiaar 81 reaora tfal mnntls,
tabf9nap 81 fossa De IlaIln. asaa, eos
mo slgnD tIa - llssktI. aHsA a,ss
italinatl s. 81 so9Isr del lrFanass5
s1teiasla de IS
Mr. Harmon aa IN millionaire
aseoypr iss
" neslsa nssif.1 fst0 ae Hams New
Kork u atas kglpsilanb8s ~ grove.
9Fafi pare I,tsfIl1a aTlHaep 81, a e-
sluF e ~ hOFHa lev. gatIo.
an eTahaEE0, prov siostag i aggiaa
ElFsFa fTta tse1El shfisiI
g 80 10 81 ~ s.I 6 81
ol15sE0 pslseipal Is faeorYer
sIe -, fsiIl aiIs Sooar Eiss
g stsll Il aIlsss lA iss.rkpFtIos aA
Aabrkn sg,arasis, i
asaerd Il dnsfs YseoFrftim
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
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ellsS \

s. 3 81 e. 0tgiGD g i "a II Ca y3efk & I'd
b e llatns u scn il sens,
IN 0ta yE e nd la pOF GincOt -
M Apn ektCA m de clare regular
sNi0l a. 81 slalls an part p0r9
Srslx hicn A1 4t3. Iaafad q IS ttset. san
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03

~
TrAies lie papei.
De los trajes de papel es el por
venir.
Los .iapOneses 10 usan hacc
tempe en- la ropa interior.
lbs I'm exeelcnte papel rizado,
pegado en- grandes pic2as, corta.
do, zitrcido por las costuras v
reforzad0 con mn tejido de algo-
don en- los ojales.
La pasta es mlly s6iida al mis-
mo tempo ,,uy flexible.
Este papel que empIean los ia.
ponescs on la ropa interior, pesa
aproximadaniente GIG granos por
metro cuadrad0.
No esta engomada In pasta, nj
es impermeable: pero todo buon
iapones Sc none siempre al abri-
so de su gran paraguas, de probn
da impermeabilidad.
En la rOpa exterior, los frajes
de papel han empczado tambi6n
q ponerse en moda.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
1850 San Antonio, Texae Mario B de l9iD Pablo Or
lL. Lindsey entrark s. u lueha cleo.

toral. # 4 Us
Calificando do falsa ia loticia
de que no entraria en- la campa-s
fla electoral para continuar en- sfta
cargo do Sheriff, Mr.. 3. D. I. Lind
sey ha declarado quo sera cSSpdi-.
dato para el cargo Que actual
mente deseinpeiia y que sll irltaii-
ci6n no es otra que La de presefl-l
tarse ante los v0tantes. 81, 81
EI Sheriff Lindsey dijo n Corre
el runOr en- la ciudad de que no
3correra mi candidatura por mi
volnntad. TaI rumor no tione
filnd damento hi authorization de mi
parte. Por el contrario, creyens
do que la mayoria de los vOtan--
tes esta pronta para rcelegirme
como mi propio successor, mi prop6
sito firme es el dc luchar por ell
trinnfo de mi candidatura.
La peor cuaa, es Ia del propio pa
10. ~
Algnnos nlexicanos que traba jan
en- una Secci6n cercana q Smi--
thville, 30 quejan de que tienen
,ln mayordomo americana suma--
mente duro y grosero para tra--
tarlos en- el trabajo, spero 10 peor
del case es que dicho lnayordomo
tiene un segundo, de naeionalidad
MnxinaT1n " fstn al tnpxiaaJ1n as
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Anita Tafolla de nEejia.

Despues de POGO mas dc una
selnnna de penosa enfermedad, de
10 de existir ON esta ciudad. .el ltl-
mes per Ia tsirde, q los 90 ,tfis,s
de edad, en- su regidencia de Ia
caHe de West Houston, n1mero
1912, La sofiora Anita Tafolla de
Mejia, esposa del sefior Dolores
Mejfa.
LA finada era originaria de
San Marcos, pero residente de
San Antonio por la mayor parte
do su vida.
LA sobreyiven, ademas do ali es-
poso; padre, nladre, varios hernia.
nos, una hermana y I'm pequeiito
hijo de un mes do edad.
Il0g ftlnerales SO celebraron ba-
10 los auspicios dc la 1glesia Me-.
todista dc la esquina de In calle
do Pecos y San Fernando, 81
Martes por la tarde, inhumando.
Sc stts restos en- el Pante6n de la
ciudad, rdnlero 3.
IsFa, la Que dei6 de existir, per-
soma de reeoE1le3ldablea yirtndes
y prendas personales, him del
Rev. Santiago Tafolia, qaien por
Inuehos afios ha trabaiad0 en- pro
10 las Misiones eyangsIicas. en- d
Estado de Texag.
Dnernna on faz q alna do Ia
49, = Z - (. 5sEF 1 <
finada, Ell Ell seao de su greador
vxvIH1sDAg Dg sAg PEDRO.
Sc a1auilan o6nacslaB hahitaeio.
T'es % 81 interior de 210 3, La
redo ss. 0otEran pDr infornaes &.
aata Isnprenkss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-03-03
Iran C)polt uni sd!!

!. lanvie U0t0d % retFatO q eIl d euAi i0uIef0
trt. ppFsnnA y 76 or On @ ntati1pil LIS do Af
cents S0s n en- Oktien Postal, y Sc Ia 1mpIi-( B
cafetllca, e. dectt, le allvtaren1os gratis III 7
hlnlien ell Original. DirtsnnSe loa pedlduU( I
nm AntOnios Texas s35 & Z. u 8 81 a''3 s 7'S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-29
tinnl.,t~ nt ,n Aiai.i -si-
Pa issi nsfis.ssi So Handling IIas
iss@s aNss.si aasl $50 lstsnf4sssatssi

Het#s Nfwa aefNUa SHe lnt
AhIeus 4aut lltc H Tfe
falt lAafhrN conference 3alas rau
aefea ihr aest methods faf hama
lha the ehHi8aN af ItNAs Aadres
- neFe feiit red Is BaI pote
~ tile state university q g kan
nntf af Dr. Na8lt county school Tm
ltts aHd former sfa1s smneHnlen
dent = q cousin An the sueaE
tfH strongly 1fltAglsrd the State e.
fsftem uf hanalAuR 3Hreniit 8eiiH-
gHtHts aud urged fhe sepsral iun 81
tat reformation ~ Gatesvillc tfan
politics Is - MfAoa Of Mineral
Wells denounced fbs present teNt
hook law The election Of OFFICERS
viii taka plaee tomorrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-29

he annual meeting Of the staet.
holders Of the Enterprise putlssb5ue
company viii be- held Tuesday Jan
nary 9 1871. between the hours or
y a. m and p. M, ia tho office
ri said company go WasaharhIu.
Texas Directors meeting win Ho
held Immediately upon adjournment
6. W MCKNIGHT President
G. w KENT. Secretary
desc wb0
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~ lt~ttN ~

George l8H8l4s knh8 8o Houston
laaf ulEht nh hasneaa
NH fHmes s. WHIkef aad dauEa
tef Niss Nsft are VISITING ia WAS
aharhle EaHia News
Af and MH Aimef N8mhtsh uf
Oklahoma atitaded tie Muliirf
Fflstne wedding last nlgdt
Dsee GuuaNfn uf Dallas atcude +
fHs MHiliuh- rfistne marriage here
last NiKhf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-29

F0n SALE or TRADE Gsaa s.
toHm modern dwelling bouss and
barn large lot city eater good l0~
c.1Iau. bftNecn University aud pub
lle school 80 Pst a Wilson az John
y rhNilps It
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-29

ron SALE Choice pea green alfal-
"a delivered. s23 90 per ton, choice
pea green alfalfa and Johnson grass
mixed fine feed SEQ 90 per ton. de-
lltefed We sell all kinds of feed
stuff Can ct phone your orders. FL
be- County Loan 4 Commission Go II
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ring in your 5ob eork
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28
NO NoN-PARrlsANsHIp NOW.

Bismarck A D. H. Macarthur
the activity every
This overshadowing described
E against wrong straight dealing against organised
such porntous naturally looks for
orooedness corruption in office something
disclosed attempt to
the democrats entire
on November next The promise is held out that the democrats Of the
Of republican differences and by getting republican
be the following
to heart and do his duty
we we VIII not only elect John Burke governor but will CAR
entire state ticket More that win
aan and with that we will be proud of an entire dele
How Wen republicans taking little or no
How will they relish the election oU' tS enir state ao
ticket from
aors democratic republican
secret These ,s are the moral issues which
Governor Rurke
m further onr the 81 Gs @ democrats na not ony want to
republicans to vote for al o 1 nave e nerve s5 to ask
OF every wise principle and every sound policy which the
Any that the cunning
Burke and Lind of Minnesota T. coming to do n" e GG0
and p a n ouS T no only a
@ sn but this time D the POSSIBLY the
national democratic; Headquarters and being
d Senator claPD Minnesota
D. that republican
debate on the tsrT b and stated
that different occasions the
republican senator's and each
lined Adch
had
man who
and
does right ITSELF people pointed
can party has responded to the demand
can is the only
remedies that the
office thus enectuay progressive
legislation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28

er discussing the matter pro and con
1t was decided to defer the matter OF
giving any decision until next Tuesday
evening when the settlement of the
proposition will be effected.
In the meantime a circular letter
win be mailed to every member OF the
commercial club, stating in detail the
proposition OF the Northwestern
Orange Judd Co. and asking that the
member be present at the meeting
next Tuesday to discuss the matter
and vote on the decision OF the club.
IT was decided to retain the nresent
COMMITTEES, which will work among tha
business men OF the city TO see wha.
can be done towards floating the $500
600 worth OF stock, that the conlnanv
has asked the people of Fargo to sub-
scribe for Mr.. Myrick, president AZ
the company. left last evening FOR
Aberdeen, but has consented ID wait
until after Tuesday before taking anv
further action in locating his s4oo naa
proposition which he has offered IL
Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28
SUPPORTING A DEMOCRAT IS
WORST FOLLY SAYS CUMMINS
Famous Iowa nsgent Comes Out Strong for Party Fealy
Worst Republican Better Than Best Democrat
Principles Of Democracy Dead Wrong

The Chicago Record Herald contains
the following account of the speech of
Sen. Albert B. Cummins of Iowa before
the Hamilton club this week:
Il would rather suffer the inequali
ties and mistakes of the Aldrich- Payne
tariff law thousand years than to
suffer the disaster of the democratic
theory of the tariff for single month"
With this sweeping verdict Sen. AL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28

hors the democratic fallacy Of tar
in for revenue alone. it would be the
last extreme of madness TO vote for
democratic candidate for congress
who, IL he be honest, will rob the coun-
try of it's surest safeguard.
THE protest against excessive du-
ties has been effectually made, but
we must not in the passion Of dis
appointment strike just principle be-
cause we may not be satisfied with
it's present application"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-28

incapable, by its history, traditions
origin and leadership, to legislate upon
the questions which most vitality con-
Germ you and me and the whole .peo-
ple"
These questions were enumerated
as:
1. Regulation and control OF
corporations of all forms.
2. Adjustment of the import
duties, or the tariff
). Conservation of natural re-
sources.
On the first and third Of these cues
lions he maintained that the demo-
cratic party was unable to give the
legislation required because 1t has
raised the barrier of states rights.
Right or wrong" the senator said
extemporaneously before he reached
his manuscript my opinions are my
own. And I shall not permit my sins
to receive either vicarions sacrifice
or vicarious atonement. AS I am
under suspicious Of political hearsay, /
trust whatever / say win not bring to.
the Hamilton club any embarrassing
whatsoever.
nOAiCG LHdL our democratic friends
nave embraced this opportunity to cir
culate at the doors certain utterarices
or mine in times past in the hope
something inconsistent may appear 7
confess to a certain fondness for those
utterances. and I'm always glad to
meet them anywhere, daylight or dark.
And II any democrat desires to con-
front me with any past utterance of
mine he will he as welcome as the
flowers of spring"
For Republican Supremacy.
Appealing for the election of all re-
publican candidates, standpatters and
insurgents alike. Senator Cummins
said
Il am one of those senators who has
not hesitated, whether In his seat in
congress or elsewhere to criticise the
Payne Aldrich tariff law, and to con
denim certain provisions In the pro-
posed act for the further control OF
our railways. and in all that I have
said upon these subjects there Is moth
Ing to retract; nothing for which to
apologize; nothing to be modified or
explained.
standing precisely where have
stood through years of weary struggle,
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bert B. Cummins OF Iowa, insurgent
leader, eptomized a two-hour speech
which he delivered at Orchestra hall
last night as the opening gun of the
platform bombardment by the repub-
lican campaign managers. Party 10y
atty was the warp and wool OF the
Iowan's address; fidelity to republi-
can principles was the theme. meat
and substance of his remarks. What
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final DECISION
NEXT TUESDAY
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL SETTLE
THE ORANGE JUDD co. PRoPo
sITIoN NEXT WEEK FULL
VOTE or CLUB MEMBERSHIP
WILL BE URGED.

At meeting of the Commercial club
held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the proposition of the Northwestern
Orange Judd Co, to the business men
OF Fargo was read and discussed. Aft
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For Rent-Two suites in the john
son block. Apply J. e. johnson cycle
Supply House. 1855 ~sS'S
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Still an Insurnent.

AS preface. the senator announced
that he is as much an insurgent as
ever and that whatever denunciations
he had hurled at the Payne Aldrich
law still go, He exhorted his listen
ers not to be blinded by the factional
fights between progressives and stand
patters, and urged them to stand to-
gether on the broad idea that in prin-
ctple the republican party is the hope
of the nation, while the democratic
party. is a menace
There are some good republicans
who it might be desired to retire to
private life" he cried But any man
who reaches the conclusion that we
ought to substitute for any republican,
the best democrat on earth badly
needs an intellectual stimulant"
Scores the Democracy.
In skeletonized form the argument of
Senator Cummins was that "the demo-
cratic party OF the United States Is
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ever fears the republicans may have
held that the insurgent general might
in his utterances give campaign ma
terial to the democrats were dispelled
and dissipated from the start.
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Hagernan Heating Co.
Can use few good timers at highest
wages. s'sse

Call ]. r. Johnson for feed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-08
Dinner For Miss Stanley.

Miss Hennle Wilkins was hostess at a pretty one o'clock luncheon yester- day afternoon and Miss Myrrl Stanley of St. Louis, was the honoree. The beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. J. w.
 Wilkins, on West Fourth avenue, was made most attractive for the dinner. Cut flowers were used. In the din- ing room red color motif was carri- ed out. The effect was carried out in the table decorations by large vase of American Beauty roses for a centerpiece and number of silver candlesticks holding crimson candles. Seven tempting courses were served. Covers were laid for Misses Myrrl Stanley (St. Louis), Allie May Howell, Mildred Owen, Annie Martin, Rosalie Philpot, Pearl Roger, Concord, N. O.
 Willie May Toney, Lida Caldwell, Readma Dansby and Hennie Wilkins.