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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03

In this issue of the TIMES will be
'foilad the announcement. of Mr..
Murray Maxwell for Sheriff of Ok
Hbbeha county. 1t would be need:
less for the Times to make. use of
muclI' of it's space in delineating
the character and official record OF
this splendid citizen of. old Qktib,
beha, for he is too we'll knowneto
every voter to makersuch necessary.
Having formerly served ur.county
in the Important place to which he
now aspires, he made for himself
Il name and a record of which he
is justly proud, and to which he
points an. asking again, this favor
at the hands of the Sovereign vo-
ters of our county
No man among us can m3re
truly lay claim to high order of
efficiency and integrity of conduct
during the years of his public sel-'
vice than Murray Maxwell. And,
If past history can he relied upon
as Il correct Indication of what fu-
tpre history will l.e, the TILES
feels safe in venturing The proph IS,
chat if elected to the office of
Sheriff, he will discharge his du-
ties without feat or favor; that he
will make Il l'3:.]a', lie andclean pub
lic official, and that the best in
terest of the county will bc faith.'
full s cou';ciyerH u: ~ p
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03

ltgttes Chdre4i life n 1T pleas
ure to.make. 1h5 announcement in
its hrst:iasue pRsthe candidacy f
I9l4;; Ni?eN y. Nash, of Starkville,
for the office 6f Licut. Governor
i Mss No .. n!s1ll III sl5ih1+ Ii. her in
his home county / han Gen. Wiley
Nasf. lfvNwus US 9inav- a, Coneed
crate s"'dic' u eyes Ia f;te4 .t,ip foe,
aud b ars On i.'4 Ilotl, Il liairk of
distinction witch. b. wen IN many
a hard fought ffeAs'. =.ystera fawsveesr e
he was accurate, !, iig,akilijg, and
prnlct'lal nt1all .ealgage,nrrrts;s with
an ability unlllrslioned. But il
is as a nriyateg,lcitti2sh. ll the tn i .,Ger.
Nash has won s':tE e!niaeat lauref
in his 4ieihe fife. an husband,
father cTiuiehhia1., ..e' ir.ga ai, lived. + an
irrepaoachah!n llise,. Mesfa'ly ex.
tect : 5.l him to Il . ielcescd. n Churol
hile' J..F: 4if ,t9t a
Mrs. ,.a,, 1ls s.,s..f . i. ',f 4:Mon,.o, =,
county, ~.s' week with hel
sister, t. - ts.aN..!4L~...
t7r - m :. n ~ ~ u IL !.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
J. A. cAROTHERS
Comes Before the Voters as Card.
e date for Assessor.


Mr.. j. Andy Carothers has a
in this issue, addressed to his
fellow-citizens, announcing his in
tention of entering therace for Tax
Assessor, of Oktibbeha county.
Mr.. Carothers is a native of Stark
ville,. and is probably as widely
known as any man, living within
Its borders.
Tears ago hes filed this import.
ant, office. and the records show
that he flied 1t In a most capab,t
manner. Read his card elsewhere
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
0ktibheha County Fair.

The stockholders Of the Oktib.
beha Fair Association held their
annual meeting February 28th, and
elected the following officers;
President% DIR, TAFT Butler, vice
presidents
Beat 1-Prof. j. w Fox.
Beat "a, a. Montgomery
Beat 3--R, z. Washington.
Beat 4-Henry Daniels.
Beat 5-Dr, A. Ii. Rice,
On motion, the presilent-elect
was authorized to appoint the Sec
retary, and DR., Butler has AN
nounced hat he has selected Prof
Hugh Critz, to act as Secretary
for the ensuing year.
The: following Board of Directors
were also elected, g ~ -, r
PROT, E. R. Lloyd, W ID. Walker.
w III. Sudduth, F II. Powers
George Davenport. II, A. Beattie.
j. ?. CASTOR, B., Bluinentield, W.
H. Chiles, l.. D, Mcdowell, D,
Saunders, Hampton Young John
W. Carpenter. w. j.. Valentine,
f. 4. Hogan, and WIN. Ward.
1t was lecided to hold Fail
four days. Three. days for: white
and one day for the colofed people,
Everyone pfesehtr>pledgetl, +. his
earnest and active support Of the
offcefs-elect In the elfors: that viii
be made to hold IA county fail
worthy the livestock interests ot
the county, and the seat of Ah,
State Agricultural College 49,,
shiprotements will be .pade 70,
the display Of the exhibits. a ney
and improved premium fistlgotte,
out, and. every efrort made to EN-
ccpfaget tlie eitizens.of the state +,
make q creditable exhibit Of III,
z Products of East Mississippi I'll,
: best agiaeuftltrdl and slive-stocl
az -
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
section of the stute.

section of the stute.
The section of the executive COM
nittee and managers of Depart.
n'ents will be made, and announced
by President Butler in the near
future. >-
Let ever citizen of the county
ioin hands with The new manuge-
ment, and make. the next Fair
worthy of ON. people and their re-
sources.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
Low Round Tris Frs y, M. Bile &

account, nedtiag@ttead Camp (M)
Wooanen If l!I:l Tie !, WW..d. biIoxj.
Miss. Mach -lG, 1911. Tickets
on sale March L. To Ii inclusive,
with final return to limit 70 reach
original a starting toiqt. not, later
II fsE klfa1l .o.rh For fares, time
Of ff;liln!lsi etc, amply to nearest
Ticket Agent, Mobile .&-Dhlo- Rail,
road ,spr 7
GAs4Grlfin, z, P. a. Msriu-
ian, Miss, 4s...S
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
Low Round Trip Fares, via. Noble 6
49, ~ Ohio. Railroad .1k

account meeting Head Camp (Nl}'
.Woodineh of fhe World Biloxa,
,Miss.s March 1916, 1911. Tickets
OH sale March 12' to II, inclusive,
with tipal return limit to reach
original atarting ppint. .notyIater
than March 20. For. fares, time.
OF trains, etc, apply to nearest
Ticket Agent, Mobile & Ohio Rail
road, or !.
10. A. Griffith, r.. p. A. Merid.
inn, Miss,
Subscribe. for tie TIMES, only
oas dollar ayeal''ii aJ.va,ice,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
THE PIANO CONTEST.

The following is the vote in the
Gill Piano Contest at the close of
the weeks voting which ends on
Thursday at noon
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
5. Land Office at Jackson,

Mlsslss ppi, February "a, 1911.
Notice is here'>y given that Dan.
lei Walker, of Sturg IS, Miss, who.
on February Is, 1907, made Home.
stead Entry No. 41S03 Serial No.
O2977, for the Sc Or. of the. Sc ar.
Section 30. Township Is North.
Range II East, Choctaw Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Communication Proof, to es-.
tablish claim to the land above de.
serlbed, before the clerk of the,
chancery court of Oktibbeha coun,,
ty, at Starkyille, Miss. ON the 5th
day of.Aprii, 1911
Claimant flames asa witpesse,;. .
j. Il. McMinn, Will fHendon \ ".
Il. Mitchell, +. T.. Long, ALL of.
Sturges, MISS, R! F. y. No. 4. ~
StHiif j. JAY WHItrE. Repisto,. ~
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
Sheriff's Sale of Delinquent Lands for Taxes

In accordance with sections 1926 1923 code 1906 will
Monday April s. 1911 front of the courthouse the
Skvie Mississippi hin the hours prescribed expose at
public sae to the highest bidder a cash. the following eacrbd lands
and property situated in Okbbeh county Mississippi den
qren for taxes due thereon for the year 1870
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
Bishop Theodore Rra.lo,

Bishop Theodore Brattor
Bishop of the Diocese. preached a
most excellent sermon to q large
and appreciative congregation at
the Methodist church last Sunday
evening. He was accompanied by
Rev. }. Lundy Sykes, Rector of
the Episcopal church here.
D~~~~~~~~~~
The knights and ladies of Honor
will give a reception and supper at
Saunders Opera House next We'd
nesday evening. Protector j. j.
Carter and Supreme Secretary S.
B,sNatt are expected to be present.
i :, >o-~-~o--~-->~oo-1>
1Mrsf NE. RI Portlock has return
ed afroifr st. Louis, and promises
aamgo9rl'ee.. l'e beautiful display Of mill.
merry ATTRACTIONS than eyer before.
s*'ff7f *eh<j-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~ =.
aThe TfaEs regrets to learn &
the;dea' hsbf Capt. j. A. Naron Of
MaJpens gaJpeens (which sad, event occurred
ct i his home Tuesday.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03

L. :
The ..orgRnizution of a Printing
Chhp for sthe benefit Of The girls
hts been -favVl,abiy Commented on
fhronghont tAe4couniy, and4I am
da'ly receiving inquiries ana EN-
tries T h have decided to. extend
tie time for entry-,to , March Is.
i:Sseiid on' yaur' names young la
dies and get III tlie contest, =
e-, IA. -. =, W.. H,sAili44zts -:
:, 4. ~ ~ = - ( s'-- EsT-~ ;sets J. I
TrEManna Hen and Chick Feed !.
This~is positively the tSes3t nlffxeed
feea on, the l9 market, ,,Ipsfst .op! IL
Mamma Cempesedsof coin icllops.i
wheat, rye, j. Kaflir q j.. corn, spnfIqvesr'
seed, mffiett aud a general feed es-, e.
peciallg adapted for chickc sssss6 !.
Soidsby .GoN,BRos, Exclusive
Agents. s5 ai+; 49,. 81 n, 1, z:1.,E
2 ----- -ssv, 80 .s..--...sr ..sr---l4dla I'm
The funnio1;t' show on, eagrths II Il
Opera House. Saturtlav, March
10. Iiie Missouri Girli6 Special
nlatine ,at..3 p. III. tNs l,~
.,.Prie ,sel5 nd435icents.
- IA fr =
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03

@Mr; y. 5. Eanfler, of Atinata.
PAID his: parents, Capt and Mfs..
w, Il. LaDier a brief visit fa; 1
WSeks sz s2
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1911-03-03
House For Rent.

4 A two story resi- iepee, fiyes
rooms !. dining room and kiteben -.
one and one half blocks from msii N, ~
street. ..''+@ r. sssss
zENo YEAI4ss. III.
fa ~ z; N-~~oNoo~o-oo,,,S So ~
Mr. ..Iatnes Ligon, of Okolon ssss,
visited stagkvalc friends last weass y y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

-@r neiB. tuarum. poIiseiz
eommiFar (5u Dem beitoblsuen @einz
bGnbler): Sam Der @inbreder nidt
etn sbemaIiser 4ngeiteGlter bon Sbnen
fein9" = mnS9perIid; Dein bGtte
Der Bel mir ipsnigitsns nidt geftob=
len!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

ausfiibrltf, fpie f6Su es auf Der
9o9aeit sepeien fei uno baB bas
miunge guar" cine DiersebntG9ige
Sod5eitsreiie ma5en peroe. gr mar
gerobe i'm f9Gniten @r5Gblen, als bic
Sbiir aufgeriiien ipurOe uno Elm tIeiz
ner, bider Mann nit blaurothem
Geiidt erI6ien. @s mar &arl prob.
4uguit Shreiber erbub ii6 perpunz
oert.
~Ranu, &arl, mas 1T Ios2" risf
sr. sd bente, 0u biit auf Der Sod
seitsreiiea" gr trat auf feinen neuen
Sdpugsr gu unS prllte ibm bic
Sanb rei9en. Der aber padte i'm on
Der 8ruIt unb ibiitteIte ibn.
nDu Satan! Oh nieOertrGhtiae
8reutur!" oiidte er. r0u perIpgenes
Subjett! Die tannit 9u Iagsn, RE
Gina babe sebntuufenO Mdrt @srmOz
gens Darum 9ait Ou 10 semein gez
foeena"
nSabe i'd bas ssfast9 glein! Sd
babe BLOB seiagt. id bate oas gus
fdllis 9sb0rt. 3ufGGig seb0rt - bsrz
ftdnben9 Sd babe 3eueen oafiir, baB
ih 10 geipro9en babe. Wsnn iib Sez
manb baburh bat trrefiibren laFen,
70 lit bas feline S6ulb = einais uno
allein feline S9ulb".
Sarl proB i9dumte Dor 8utb.
SEPT miiGten fi4 aud bic anbsrn
@dfte elm.
nSerr proB", meinte Der @irtb,
yrsgen sic iid ni6t 10 auf. sic iinb
ia f9on gang blau. sic tDnnsn Sen
fd0niten S9laganfall friesen -
einen S4luganfall in ben 5litterpoa
den!"
~Sd. lpabrbuftig. sr iisbt gang gee
fabrIid aus" iebts Elm aHosrsr @ait
binSu.
Ser @eIi9tsausorud 8arls mar TO.
oaB gtusuit iib orbentIidb fiir4tete.
@r sing Dorii4tig beiIeite unb aog
feline Saf9snubr.
sd muB fort. babe eine 8erabrez
Dung, tagte er NIT letner 1dnttelten
Stimme. rOu enti6ulbigit mid
tpobf -
.Das fir cine 8erabrebung 1T
bds2" briillte &arl.
,Wenn 0u es bur6aus tpifen
muBt = i9 min nit Silt S9pars
unb beren @ater Elm fleines Saus bez
fi6tigen, bas mir faufen ippllen ="
Deiter fam sr ntdt. 3arl fprang
tbm an Die &eble - aber gueuIt
bate bas tpmmen feben = er mar
fhon brauBen. Sm Sbiirrabmen aber
itanO pl0blid etne lange, oiirre Sraus
enseitalt. Die nit Iauter. befeblenber
@timme rief:
nWas foGI bas beiBsn, aarl, buB
Ou Did i'm Wirtbsbaus rumtreibit2
Waa4, baB 9u mad Saufs tOmmit!
0u Daft 9oI5 gu baden!"
llnb 8arl fhlid puppn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
9iSmar6 ano Die Aerste.

Qu9 S6ipeninger muBte es ii6 ges
fallen laFen, pegen feinss btelen 5rdz
gems bonn &ansler angei9nau3t su
iuerbsn: v5ragen sic nidt 70 piel. |"
Sdpeninger antpprtete gang sinfdh:
r@ie es Sbnen beliebt, 9urdluu6t,
ober ipenn sic turirt tperben pollen.
obne gsfragt su iperbsn, bann follteB
sic einen @iebarst fommen Iuhen;
Der furirt, obne 5u frasen."
Der Shirt mar gans perbliifft iiber
biefe 9rpbbeit, fiiate ii9 bann aber:
rWenn es benn fein mIb. 10 fraeen
sic in Gpttes Namen fueiter, aber i6
erparte bann audi pon sSbnen. baB
sic als s(rat ebenfo @roBartiaes leis
Tten iptrben, ipie dIs 9robidn."
Shpeninger geipann einen loIdlsK
ginflub auf 8ismard. baB er teinen
ungeborfom bulbete. ginmal, dIs er
bem 6iiriten eine beitimmte Otdt pors
gef6rieben bate, fam er gu ibm, ais
er gsrdbe sine nerbotene SpeiIs uB.
Shpeninser faete tein @prt, fonbern
ergriff ben Seller unb tparT i'm gum
SenIter 6inaus. 9ismurd mar gdn5
perbliifft, aber bic @nergie S9tpenins
gers imponirte ibm 10, bab sr ft4
fiiate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

ming geFdbren, uno nun purben tie
in's 3immer gefiibrt. in benz Sante
Minden i'm Sarge lag. Stumm
ftunoen mir ale, bic i'm 3immer tpaz
rem, ipdbreno bic foeben dngetommes
men 8erpanoten elm ftilles 9e6et
Ipra6sn ooer iid bic 9brdnen aus
ben guaen ipif6ten.
0a ttopfte es an bic Sbiir. uno
unier Dienitmdb9sn fam 4ersin. Sic
reicbte Dem 8ater elm Stiid Paptsr.
bas gum She'll beorudt nnb gum
She'll bef9rieben mar.
Der @atsr las .s, unb i6 lab in
fsinem 9eiidt cine tiefe gepegung.
Damn rief er nit etipas uniiderer
Stimme:
sort einmal su! &irdenssmeinSe
su ct. sSobunnes. Die 8eeroigung
b.s SrduIein Minna 9. finbet apl
"a. Ropember, gaadmittags 8 1br
ftatt. Die Qtbbolung Der 2ei4e ers
folgt Inn 1 llhr Ra6mittags ossiels
BEN Sages. Prin5, &irdbofsinipst>
tor"
Ser Batter bate Die leBten Wprte
NIT erbobener @timme gelefen. Wtr
fdb.n uns Humm an.
ginen 9luaenbIid bufdte Der Sons
nenfdein in's 3immert uno iiber bus
@eIi6t ber Sobten. Damn perz
fhpanb er, aber es fab aus, als ob
Sante W1in6sn gsGddelt hdtte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
greue unb geblidlfeit.

.8o6Iaui Sbr Stauneu, ludet fleiBis,H
ftief iriitbenO 8itter Sseobalo,
19leiu Rortemonnaie nit 2 Otart 80
8erlpr id bel Der Saao i'm BaIol"
9ie @auern iudJteu uno Die Suappeu.
Gin Qdusler fauo i'm 8albeSgruno
Sen @eutel nit bes 9iitters Rnppen
Hub elite beimpdrts nit oem 8nno.
ST lief, 10 i6ueu er Gaufeu funnte,
60 Dab Der Sd)lpeiB in Str6men floB -
@is ct an ferneu Sori5onte
gIuftauden fab bes Gittsrs S6loB.
9a fling ct an. RI 5u beiiuuen,
limb baun beia9 Der refine Sbor
9as Rortemonnnie audi NAL bon inner
uno fano briu 2 Dldrt 80 Dor.
9o6 lag audi nod I'M Rittelfade
Gin Spar3igmarfitiid, iuirtlid edit:
uSbal 9as lit ne andre Sadel"
Sprab &lIuibert, ber treue Stneht.
SIM &reiie foridlte er aefhipinbe.
OBJ ibn fein Renihenanae lab,
limb in Der $aidle tiefite 9riinbe
gerienfte er bas Rortemonnaie. -
Sierals ermeiie man auf's neue,
Bas man fhon ipeiB felt LANCER 3eit:
8is 2 Minrt 80 gebt Die Sreue 4
1lnb iogeuanute 8ebIihteit. !
Subeb BEL 66beren 8etrdeen
(@on Marf nliftpdrts) gilt Der Sab:
Ber ettpas fiubet ailf ben Reeen,
8ebaIte eel 8er's bat. Der bat'sl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
Gut seSaet.

9lls Sermann Stuub, Der betannte
9ertiner Suriit unb Qnipalt. gefragt
ipurbe, OBJ er aud, ipie piele anbere
SuriIten. bas neIe 8iirgerIi6e 9eie5s
bud in pppuldren 8ortrdgen au bea
banbeln beabfidtise, antpOrtete er:
vgein, has iit Staubsfreie Miillabs
flihr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
Rad,tIif,er sarus.

Sn Stuttgart ipurbe sinit cine @srs
prbnuns erldFsn. nad Der ieber. Der
in Der gladt na6 SauIe ginge. bet
5.rafs ipsbsr ldrmen nod iingei
burfte. @lei9 in Der eriten Raht
soa elm 4nsstruntener briilIenb an Der
!Sauptma9e porbei unb nurbe fo9lei6
ongebaltsn: p8eib Gr niht, buB man
teinen 2Grm MAIDEN BARI iptnn man
nab Sauie sebt9" : sd sebe absr
ni6t rad Sauie," antportete Der 4ns
sstruntsne IdIuefertig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
Bid arb ssasner aut Der Brobe.

gtidaro @agnsr tlsioets auf ben
groben ieinen Sobsl germ in siEs
humoriifiThe 9emertung. glls bel
elmer grote bes y8iensi" Die poiaus
nen su Iaut blieieu, faste er IGdelno:
.Wleine Ssrren! Sd CLAUDE taum.
oab i9 mid IRE. ipenn i'd bsbaupte,
bab mir uns in Dresden befinben,
uno oaB mir besbalb ni9t por Seriho
Its9sn. no Sbre gea1teten 8orsahren
bic abnorme StGrte ibrsr 2unsen bee
lpGbrtsn, inbem Iie Die Wauern oOr.
amblititn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
,,ns .psnn nc aas...
Com Moraarethe @anber.

.sIue penn iie allc rufen uub Iaeen,
9g8te I6iper bes 2ebens gtotb 5u ertrngen'
I1uo iueuu iie ale miirren unb iamneru.
:an bieIes eine Bort mill id mid flant'
tlern:
Gin Stiinbdlen, tnn fei eS nod 10 Helm.
Sit iebes 2eben poGt Sonueuldeiu.
Gin fleine3 @liimden ber Sreuoe mi
Qeben
sSSt icbem Ienihen gum Croft ge9eben'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

= 8iGGige 9roBeret. =
u3ommt in Dem S9aufpiel Elm tpirtz
Ii9cs Subn auf ben Sii9~ -
mSeIbitDeritGnoIi9. elm oelitutes, ges
bratenes Subn. ipel9es Der Director
na9 Der @oritelIuns pertilst Der
8onbibant, Der es eigenttid ber5ebren
fol, 1T ndmlib 8esetariansr!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

rSrGulein, t9 CLAUDE. sic iperben
ME 2apneSennis lernen."
nr9as fdabet niht, ih finbe aber
bas Senniss&oitiim 10 fdOn!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26

Gutter Ratb. Sommerfrifbz
Ter (oer nit Dem SetunoGrbabnsug
fubren pilD: .Ob Der 3us piinttli9
abfabren piro2" Bauer (a9ieI3us
deno): Slider 1T oos nit :. am be-
ften nebmen sic f4on 9 anselgsrdth
mit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-01-26
gserlorene 2iebesmiibe.

rSisb nal. Sdnte, pb 0u In bic
fem @erierbilbe einen Wann finben
tdnnit." - ~gfd. LAB MIR. SruodeH;
i'd babe fhon oreiBig Sabre pergebz
Ii4 sefu4t!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
I1a1EsREPuB11CAN. IOWA.

oftenest agree oftenest. Nobody VIII
deny that.
In most Of the larger and busiest
American cities monday lunchtns
clubs have become common. Bankers
brokers, merchants, insurance and
real estate men, ETC., each have their
particular MONDAY club. They get to-
gether, talk, get acquainted, be So
cable.
In smaller cities the MONDAY club
must be q general one where all d.
verse businesses are mingled instead Of
the particular club Of particular bus
mess or profession. It Will be all the
better for that. 1t is not matter "
business which brings them together
but a social impulse. The more men
know each other in the small city. the
better they and the city will be.
1t ought not to be made place TO
talk business details or transact bust
ness. If it Is to be made clearing
house it will fail OF its best object.
Shop talk is all right in a general way
but the monday club should not be
an annex to the Office or the desk or
the counting room. 1t is easy for
aggressive business seekers to make the
MONDAY lunch a bore rather than
pleasure In New York lunch clubs
are now being organized for business
men which will exclude personal bus
mess entirely. There are to be no
tickers, market bulletins or telephones
in the establishment and it is consid-
cred bad form in these clubs to talk
business at the table. except In very
general way. and it is an offense
against the club rules to attempt to do
business within its walls.
The main business Of business
mans club is to get business men to
know and like each other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
HoLDEN's CANDIDACY.
JEFFERSON Free Lancet.

tJGlletSOil EESo lLhhSSJs
Talk of Prof. P. G. Holden for COVER
nor still continues and it is probable
that the matter will assume proper
tions in the near future that will make
politicians sit up and take notice. 1t is
understood that the professor Is not
pushing his possible candidacy. but ne
has expressed himself as ready to an
swer the call should there be general
Demand for him to become candidate.
Many would regret to have him give
up the work he has carried on so sue
cessfully for ten years in behalf Of
practical farming. tho they see In him
a man peculiarly adapted to the duties
of the governorship. He would meet
with fierce opposition from the poll
ticians Of the state. should he become
a candidate. but there are thousands In
Iowa who would like to see the state
delivered from partisan politics. such
as we have experienced for many
years. Who knows but that the time
has arrived for people to take things
in their own hands and select gov
ernor of their own?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
GETTING BUSINESS MEN ACQUAINTED.

The best thing that can happen to
two men is to get acquainted. Men
pass each other daily with an underlined
feeling of antagonism born of bust
ness com petition political opposition.
some trick of manner or made of
speech VINO if they could be locked up
together "a hours would come out firm
friends. Some one drops a word and
the taiebearer who is always the bust
est man in town and always on the
job gets busy in his peculiar sphere.
When men are acquainted in friendli-
ness and knowledge of each other this
bone carrying scavanger loses the
greater part of his occupation.
The main thing is to get actually
acquainted. Non-acquaintance usually
sees the disa greeable features Of men.
Close acquaintance uncovers the like
able traits. AT any rate 1t gives each
the necessary data to base true esti-
mate of the other on. Men who meet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-08
Why Not Try Ksai Trial BY Jury?
(ChlcA90 Record .Herald).

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Certain Chicago citizens Of wealth
and character have been critictstng
trial by jury. on the basis Of little
personal experience, and. suggesting It's
abolition in favor Of trial by Judges
and experts.
There is no danger or possibility Of
the abolition of trial by jury in any
civilized community. The old Anglo
Saxon institution has plenty of vitality
yet. and nothing In modern conditions.
social or industrial, renders 1t obsolete.
The great trouble is that we have de-
parted from the original idea Of trial
by the country" and have suffered the
removal OF safeguards essential to Sc
curing representative juries, juries re-
flecting the average character and In
telligence Of the community. What
with exemptions. lodging Of service,
delays, irrelevance, chatter by lawyers
and technical moonshine, we have put
a premium upon ignorance in the jury
box and have done our utmost to ban
ish responsibility and common sense.
representative jury Is body Of
experts-experts in life, in human ma
ture. Jurors who have had contact
with reality, who have labored. dealt
with men and things, used judgment.
carried on trade and commerce, are
infitely more fitted to weigh tesd-
mony, to sound mind and character on
the witness stand, to apply the rules Of
reason and fair play, than legal spec
ialists. No man can get fairer trial,
or as fair a trial, where his liberty,
reputation or life is at stake, from q
lawyer. or body Of lawyers, elevated
to the bench, as he can get from his
peers.' men of affairs, men fresh from
industrial cares and interests who I'M
mediately return to them and who have
no bias or fixed ideas In regard to law.
Jurors pass upon facts-the mixed
facts of life, and no class of special
lists is better qualified to pass on facts
OF life than an accidental body Of rep
resentative men drawn from all circles
and conditions. There is room for bus
mess arbitration: there is room for ex-
pert Judgment in applying trade Gus
toms. for example. But for criminal
cases there is no better institution
than the genuinely representative Jury.
The ablest judges and criminologists
fully recognize this truth. Why 10:
try real. proper trial by jury? Why
rot restore it. rather?