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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25
My Philosophy.

[ aIlus argy that man
VINO dc IS about the best he can,
Is plenty good enough to suit
This Lower mundane institute
No matter eff his daily work
Is SUI Ject fer his neighbours talk,
And critic-minds of every whim
Jest all git up and go for him!
MY doctern is to lay aside
Contentious and be satisfied:
Jest do yer best and praise er blame
That follers that, count jest. the same
I've alius noticed CRATE success
Is mixed with troubles, more er less,
And it's the man who does the best
That gifts more kicks than all the rest.
james Whitcomb Riley.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25

No cheese was shipped from Ply
mouth since the first of the year until
Thursday when train of cars laden
with that product left that station.
There were twenty-five carloads of
cheese valued at $75, 900. Attached to
the train were three car loads of eggs
worth about $1,000. The train went
direct to Chicago where there will be a
distribution of the cheese for other
points.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25
BIRTHS

Word has Feen received in BarabOo
that a son has arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hofstatter at
Seattle, Washington. w. L. Hot-
statter is a brother of Assem- blyman
J. e. Hofstatter of Baraboo who is
more than happy to think it is boy.
The two brothers are the only MEM
bers of the Hofstatter family left and
as j. r. Hofstatter has no boys in his
family they had begun to think that
the name would perish in years to
com e. They have never known of an
other family with the same name.
Mrs. w. T. Hofstatter will be re-
membered as Miss Alice Seeker Of
Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25

Miss Name Rote returned 10 Mil
waukee this morning after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rote,
and other Baraboo relatives. She is
trained nurse in Milwaukee.
The annual ball of the Fraternal Or
der.of Eagles was held last night in
the knights of Pythias hall. There
were about forty couples present. The
music was furnished by the Terbilcox
orchestra.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25
THE CORPORATIONS
AND THE FARMERS
(From Mondays Daily.)

Mansfield, Ohio. January 20:-We
started from Baraboo on January 16 on
the noon train and left the snow clad
fields behind US. By looking out of
the car window [ could see that there
was good sleighing until we nearly
reached Chicago. By the time we al
rived at the city the snow just covered
The ground. Wagons were in use Is
there had been rain the night before
and melted most of the snow. We
reached Chicago about an hour late.
AS we looked at the wonderful
buildings, some of which cost twenty
millions, and as we sat down; to supl er
in large, well-heated, well-iighled
and Well-filled table which required a
well.filled pocketbook, and as man
came to take our satchel, another our
hat and still another to serve our wants
at the table, all of which had t. be
paid for, | looked around and re-
membered some of the small farm
buildings and wondered whether the
farmer was getting his share. But
these people have always looked to
their interest and are always repre-
sented in our legislative halls, while
the farmer, voting for his party, voting
for his prejudices or voting the way
his father did, will let the other fell
low have the plum if he does not do
different. Then I thought of the Ex-
celsior Creamery company and the
Fairfield Creamery company; when
located in Baraboo would do all the
busine and larger business and
save all the hauling for both factories
thus giving handsome profit
think it is time that we learn lesson
from the large corporations which are
living like kings. There is nobody to
blame but ourselves.
System in Chicago.
We found Chicago noisy, busting
city, everybody Almost on the rum
We spent one day going over three
large department stores with sheir per-
feet systems and with their armies II
help going like clock work. thought
the farmer could apply some of their
system to his business to good
profit.
rhe next day we went over to the
Ryerson iron works which covers
acres of ground. We saw the humid
reds of men, one hundred book
keepers and stenographers all b sy.
The cars were loaded in the building
and all by machinery.
off for the South.
That evening we went 10 the llll-
nois Central depot aud boarded Big
Four train for Cincinnati, reaching
that city at o'clock in the morning,
one hour late. With some running
we were lust in time to get on another
train going to Mansfield. we missed
our breakfast but attended to that a
little later on the dining car when
we had plenty of time. We arrived at
Mansfield, which is II miles from
Cleveland, and found the city to con-
tain about 10000 people. 1t is manu-
factoring city. A few miles from
Cincinnati we found beautiful coun-
try and almost level. thought it
was almost too level as [ saw corn
fields covered with water and great
fields of corn in the shock. AS l look
ed out of the car window | saw many
miles of rail ferces and it looked as IL
did in Sank county 40 years ago.
There is good sleighing here and as
much snow as there is i'll Baraboo.
After a week here we leave for Savan
nah and Florida.
b f. THOMAS.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25

At Fond du Lac, as a result of the
high price OF butter, very little of that
product is being sold and an oleo club
has been organized, the members of
which have pledged themselves to use
substitutes instead of butter until the
bottom drops out of the present
market.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25

Mrs Frank Van Vleet and son went
to Milwaukee today to visit relatives.
F. T. Brewster of Sparta visited
with friends in Baraboo today. Mr..
Brewster is former resident f Bara-
boo. having made his home here for
many years in the past.
The Sunday school of the CongIega-
tionaI church will enjoy the annual
sleigh ride on Friday. Watch the
happy young folks gather at the
church on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25
NORTH FREEDOM.

Bartle Ragatz has bought the saw
mill recently owned and operated by
S. P. Elias at North Freedom. Mr..
Ragatz will begin saving about the
first or second week in February.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-01-25
DR.. Hess Stock Food
Is a Guaranteed Milk Producer

If you have just one cow, weigh or
measure the milk for tea days, then
for ten DAYS continue the same ration
and add DIR. Hess Stock Food as direct
ed; if you don't have notable increase,
sufficient to pay for the Stock Food
many times over, your money will be
refunded.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-25
make your board bills
buy your books

the opportunity is yours to save
money on every meal you eat.
Save the profits that would be
made on your meals at a regular
! boarding table.
At the new Cafeteria you pay only for the
cost of food and service, then you stop-what
would be the profits are yours-you retain
them and apply them on the next meal or
use them to purchase books, or supplies, or
necessities.
1.-THE profits are yours-you retain them.
Save them and saving is as making,
Meals prepared in the Clean,
Sanitary University Kitchen
Breakfast, ZOO to $50 o'clock
Dinner, 1915 to las o'clock
Supper, 5:45 to 6:15 o'clock
The Cafeteria
STANLEY SIssoN MGR. Lathrop Hall
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-25

MATHEMATICS.
E. Arthur Collins-[Clark Seminary; University
of Missouri
SCIENCE.
Jay Extraordinarily Of Missouri.
LATIN
Mrs. Pearl Beauchamp-[Synodical College;
University Of Missouri.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-25
A SEASON OF ONE GOLF BALL
New YORKER Has Phesonen.l Luck
But Who Believes 1T

But Who Believes 1T
To sthe ordinary golf, enthusiast
whose expenses for lost balls are u.s.
ually the chief items unless he be a
liberal patron of caddies or the club
veranda. the feat of a member of the
New York Newspaper Golf Club may
seem miraculous. This man began
playing at Van Cortland Park as
soon AZ the grounds we're opened last
May, and he started the season with
three balls. One of them was i'm
mediately borrowed" by a friend
The second was stolen the next day
by a prowling youth. who made of
before the owner could recover his
property. This left the golfer with
one ball. Although he never failed
to play at least five days a week since
May Is. this man still has the identi-
cal ball with which hogan the Sea-
son and with which he has done all
his playing SO far. AS a result of
careful playing the ball is not SLICED"
or cracked. and a good wash every
two days and a coat Of white enamel
make the veteran piece of gutta Der
cha look like new.-New York Trib-
une.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-09-25

BROADWAY, AT TENTH
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

A man entered II London theater In
the early morning and found to his
horror that four lions. which were
housed there had broken from their
cage One gave him n blow with its
paw. then took him in its mouth. The
blow from II lions paw is said to he.
after the Strnkrr nf II whales tail and
the kick of II giraffe. the strongest
thing in nature. 80 that the victim was
dead when HE Errlrr went to the res
cue Only one lion had concerned it.
self with the man and was now sitting
over him as Il dog sits over Il bone.
Two OF the lions We're playing on the
stage with ''rrorriy" garland and
the fourth WAS seated in the ro!ai box
pacidly Sur,"' in" the gaInl'Ols on the
stage and the terrible banquet IN tn"
auditorium The murderer rrlinuuish"l
it's prey in,ncd lately its master ap
nearcd. and all four ho':ed for their
den like children l"tr ted in ~o'llt mis-
conduct.-St james Gazette .
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
NEW CASES

10329-J. ID. Benner VS. John Jan
kowski ct uX; debt and attachment
F. Beam for plaintiff.
10330-C. f. Brownell VS. Grays
Harbor Stevedore Company; garnish
ment Same.
10331-F G. Foster Company VS. A.
Stuber ct uX; debt. Morgan & Brew
err for plaintiff.
1O332-Same VS. Lamb & Son; gar
nishment Same for plaintiff
10329-J. d. Benner VS. J. Jankow-
ski ct ux; debt and attachment F.
Beam for plaintiff.
1O33O-C Il. Brownell VS. Grays
Harbor Sevedore company; garnish-
ment f. Beam for plaintiff.
1O333-E H. Freeman VS. M. e.
Lucas ct ux; foreclosure of mortgage.
A. M. Abel for plaintiff.
1O334-Noah A. Hayes VS. Fl. c.
Watkins; damages. M. F. Smith for
plaintiff.
1O335-State VS. Paul Glenn; as
sault second degree.
10336-Coats Shingle Company VS.
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
G. T. Reid. j. w. Finch and l.. b
DuPonte for defendant.
10337-Kristian o. Bauer VS. Louisa
Bauer; divorce. f. Beam for plain
tiff.
1O33S-G. A. Rhines ct al VS. c. F
Armstrong; debt. j. p. II. Callahan
for plaintiff.
1O339-Same VS. p. l.. Granstrom
garnishment. Same for plaintiff.
1O34O--K. Zelasko VS. Chas. Bealey
executor; debt Hogan 4 Graham
Mcclure & Mcclure for plaintiff.
1O341-E N. Faulk VS. Nj Barnet
ct uX; debt and promissory note. f
Beam for plaintiff.
10342-Same VS. National Lumbei
& Box Company; garnishment.
1O343-Zulu M. Hanshaw VS. Robt
Hanshaw; divorce. e. S. Alvey fol
plaintiff.
1O344-Hilda Hendrckson VS. Ola
Hendrickson; support of minor chill
dren Taggart & Phillips for plain
tiff.
1O345-Same VS. C. w. Huotari gar
nishment.
1O346-Edwin Eklund VS. John Win
berg; garnishment. A. M. Abel TO
plaintiff
lO347-State VS. Halle George; car
nal knowledge. A. e. Cross for state
1O34S-State vs. John Peterson
grand larceny. Same for state.
1O349-State VS. John Jamo, Pat
Mohamed and G. Nuby; robbery
same for state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
AT THE COURT. House
The Weekly Record. Of Legal
Doings at County Seat
MINUTES OF SUPERIOR COURT
AND NEW CASES FILED. LIST
OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND MISCELLANEOUS lNSTRU.
MENTS FILED WITH COUNTY
AUDITOR.
In THE SUPERIOR COURT
The following is the record Of bus
est week:

In re guardianship of John Panek
ct al Joseph Panek appointed guar
dian.
In re estate of David Black, de-
ceased. August II, fixed for hear
ing.
c. A. Bitar VS. Joseph Little Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Seattle Hardware company VS. w
A. Hardy ct AL Receiver directed to
deliver certain goods to the Repub
lie Tire company.
c. F.. Widman VS. A. Watson, Jr
Judgment for plaintiff for SAL 60 and
cost.
Earl II. Freeman VS. M. f. Lucas
ct uX. Judgment for plaintiff.
In re estate of Robert Ellison, de-
ceased. Payment of 500 on mort
gage directed
In re estate of Katherine Lowry
deceased. Final decree signed.
Della Burianek VS. Stanley Burianek
Divorce granted.
In re guardianship of Gladys Wood
minor. Guardian directed to satisfy
mortgage.
In re estate of Joseph S. Ingram, de-
ceased. Executor directed to con
tinue to administer the estate.
C. w. Miller ct al VS. o. l.. Aubol
ct al. Judgment for plaintiffs.
In re estate of G. ID. Myhr, deceas-
ed. August 10 fixed to hear petition
for letters of administration.
In re estate of Vina Chantler, de-
ceased H. r. Chantler appointed adj
ministratOr
GOrham Revere Rubber Co. VS.
Syverson Lumber & Single Company
Sale of property ordered.
In re estate of Edward Foster, de-
ceased. Sale of personal property
confirmed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

GUAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 314
| w B Paine to Public, declara-
ton of candidacy republican
party for County Treasurer. -. 80.
, F l. Klum to Merritt Erskin, sat-
isfaction Of mortgage .......... 300
Edw Pfiester ct ux to John
Cloud, mortgage acres land in
lot l, section %, twp 10 12.. 900
Victor E Tull to Public, affidavit
Mary Roam to Thos Oswald, mort
gage lots l to 6, block l,
Camby's addition Montesano E. 500
G r Maris ct ux to F R Carter,
agreement concerning right-Of-
way over land of first parties
] S Foss to H w Martin, bill sale
autOmODlle ................. 5OO
P r Hogan ct ux to E Bradley,
mortgage eR lot 4, block 3, Bay
view addition Aberdeen $500
VIM Siese ct uX to Frank Binder,
mortgage lot 8, block 26, Wealth
erwaX & Benns addition Aber-
Qeen 4UUU
Sheriff to l. H Brewer, certificate
of sale under execution of lot
13, block 6S, Heerman's An
mex, Hoquiam ............... 49,.
Phil Abramson to M Druximan,
bill sale stock jewelry. ETC.. -. 500
Norris Safe & Lock Company to
H e Nye, con sale safe ...... 80
State Land Commissioner to Pub
lie, plat of state addition Alb
erdeen ............... -.
H c Fitch ct ux to Merritt Erskin,
mortgage ely sell section q
twp IL .............. 1900
Henry Figge to John Norden.
rel chattel mortgage horses,
harness, etc .................. 80.
S l. Slack to ID A Hoag ct al,
lease of lower floor of building
on part lots l and 2. block 80
Cor plat Hoquiam for 2 years at
monthly rental of $135 ....... 49,.
Ernest Prenzel to Albert Wick
lund ct ux, satisfaction of mort
gage. lots and 4, block 10,
North Hoquiam addition Ho-
GUAM .................. lOOO
Albert Vicklund ct TX to Holland
Wash. Mfg. Co.. mortgage SIN 1000
Mabel Phelps to Public. affidavit
T c Frary to Public. affidavit. -.
Jane Scott to P o Henderson,
cont to sell lot IL, block 4,
Frances addition Aberdeen -. 500
P F Harbaugh to Walter Goss
ct uX; satisfaction of mortgage
land in twp 17-8 .............. 80.
John Est to Paul Klein rel chat
tel mortgage tools and imple-
ments blacksmith shop ....... go.
H b Elder ct ux to A L Paine,
mortgage land in block IS, West
End addition Aberdeen $50. 5000
+ G Wheeler ct ux to A l. Paine,
mortgage lots l block 16,
Pacific Land Company addition
| ADeTueeu lOUU
| Walter Goss ct Tx to Luark,
mortgage Is acres land in twp
17-S; block 6, and lots 2 8,
block 5; lots to 6, block 4,
| Scammon's addition Montesano,
| 2 acres in neA neA section
| 24-17-S ......... ............ 49,.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Instruments filed for record in the
Office of the Auditor of Chehalis coun
tv for week ending Thursday, Angus
1, 1912.
w H Wood ct ux to A G Saw
yer, q d lot I, block 80, On
tario addition Hoquiam ...... II
Katherine Major, to A. C. Stein
man. lot 3, block l, First addi-
ton Sunset Beach ......... ~
Riverdale Development Company
to John Ruby, lot II, block 3,
Riverdale addition Hoquiam II
II ID Mckinney to NJ A Reed, lot
%, block "a, Ontario addition
Hoquiam ......... ........... oo
M A Reed ct uX to NJ Harris.
same ............ ............ %
r l. Philbrick ct uX to A q Phil
brick NV 60 feet lots and 3.
block 6. Karrs Hill addition
HoQuiam ........... ...'... Il
w II Peters ct TX to James
Brown. lots II 20 81 %, block
43. subdivision plat blocks Az.
"A, 46, Ontario addition Ho-
GUAM ............... 80 '-oo
Mark Cabot ct uX to j NJ Oakley
lots 9. 3, block 81, North Aber-
deem ........... ........ 'oo
w ] Patterson, trustee to Emil
Pfund ct uX. q d lot 4, block 81
WeatherwaX & Benns addition
Aberdeen -. -. ........ l.
Emil Pfund ct uX to c w Huo-
tart. lot 4. block "a, Weather
wax & Bonn addition Aberdeen L
C e Fettis to Ed Fredrickson.
lot 81. block 10, Frances addi-
ton Aberdeen ............... II
Nellie Curtis to Jacob Sandner.
one-third interest lot IA. block
&c. Cor plat Eima ........... "a
W b Mack ct Tx to Joe Bannon.
lots % and so. block GA. North
ern Pacific addition South Alb
erdeen ............ ........ %
Mandus Olson ct Tx to Fritz
Wetzel, lot 4. block s. North Ho-
quiam addition Hoquiam ..... .105
] b Bridges ct uX to Coats-Ford-
ney Logging Company, swA
section twp 10 rs .......... i
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

} Gum ct uX to Coats-Fordney
Logging Company, swA section
10, 19, s
Helen Edney ct al to G + Gill
bert ct uX. lot 3, block 50,
Weatherwax & Benn's Second
addition Aberdeen ..........3 81
+ G Beckwith ct ux to Effie Ian
ming, q d land in section 80,
twp IS 6 ..
S w Gaskill ct ux to C A Man
ners, lots 10, block 3, Rud-
dell's addition Elma ........
7 w Pealer to II z Ruddell, lots
30 to "a inclusive, block 2,
Ruddells addition Elma .......
X c White, assignee to Dan Pear
SAIL q one-half interest lots
3 IL, block %, Hoquiam addi-
ton Aberdeen ...............
John Cloud ct Tx to Edward
Pfister, 4 acres land in lot l,
section 20 twp 10 r II. II
Merritt Erskin ct al to II c
Fitch, e1a seA section q twp
f C Sharkey ct uX to Lyle Log
ging & Mercantile Company,
nwA section ); n1a swA section
Il; NE sei4 section Is; me-
sw4 section IS; nwA section
IS; swA section Z, all in twp
ISL ................ .......4
E II Bloomingdale ct uX to A
Clifford Miller. lots 13 IA 10 16,
block Is, Oakville .........
G r Maris ct Tx to f r Carter,
IA acres land in twp 1876, ad-
joining block Z, Satsop .......
J o Morris ct Tx to VIM Gar
field. one-third acre land in sW
a nwA section s twp 20 r r..
Judd Elliott. executor to ID
Lowry, executors deed to lot IL
block "a, Westport Beach .....
O f Bennett ct al to Joseph w
Asaph, lots 3 4, block II,
City of Oakville 81
Julia Brumberg ct vir to r l.
Schell, 80 feet lots 6, block
IA, Westport Beach ...........
F P Drake to l. A Mitchell, eh
lots and 10, block IL, Frances
addition Aberdeen ..........1'
A ID Wood ct uX to Mrs. kath-
crime Sargent, q C lot 8, block
10, First addition Peterson -.
C A Congdon ct al to E G Wise
man, lot II, block 6. North HO-
quiam addition Hoquiam. .....
East Hoquiam Company to J l.
Nelson ct uX, lot |, block II.
Heerman's Annex, HoQuiam.
o T Field ct Tx to Joe Dragich,
lots 5 and 6, block l, SIAM
bucks addition MOntesanO 80.
T f Barton ct uX to John Greer,
lots 5 and 6, block 5, Pacific
Land Company's addition Aber-
ueeH '....... ~
James f Newsted ct Tx to j p
Rasmussen, lots 8 to ~, block
2 L & A addition Elma and part
of eh e12 neA nwA section
"a twp Is + 6 ................1 II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
Less Elaborate.

II can remember when you didn't
dress for dinner" said the old time
friend
81 always dressed for dinner" re-
piled Mr. CumroX. "hltho'Igh ADMIT
it was simpler in the early days. Then
dressing for dinner consisted merely H.
rolling down my shirt sleeves" Wash
ingtCu Star.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
What's In a Man.

A man has :IHI muscles. WW.Wh|'""
cells, POO different bones. four gallons"
of blood. several hundred feet "f III
teries and veins. over twenty tive feet
His heart weighs from eight t" twelve
ounces. its capacity is from f"nI t.
six ounces in each ventrclr. ana its
size is 5 by 3H, by ~. inches II Is n
hollow muscular organ ana pumps
twenty-five and II half pounds of blood
every minute. In twenty-fonr hours II
pumps sixteen tons 1t beats about
seventy-twO times a minute. In 0nt
year an average mans heart pumps
11.6SO.MM pounds of blood
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

The merits Ut bones as lnd1cato's
of fair or foul weather have brtl
vouched for by the captain "f az
Italian steamer carrying II c;ir"" al
bones from the South American lmr'
Of Hnpnus Aires to New York Whei
the ship was sailing toward storm
recently. the skipper stated. the homes
creaked and mnaned. and when fhi'
weather was ahead they were silent
again. Norfolk Nirginian Pilot
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

MAY ask" inquired the inter
viewer. "why You paint none hut
nudpSY
"t'rrsainly." rprl.+O he palmer. "Ihe
STYLES change so rapidly in clothing
that Il picture would he out OF date
almost before the paint IL dry."-Chi
cag0 Post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
Dino. Dina!

BlObbs-lf you were going In for mu
sic. which Instrument would you
choose? Slubl,S Well. I've always
thought | would like to be soloist on
a cash register Philadelphia Record.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
Settino Him Riqht.

The Husband | was taken by sur
prise when You accepted me. The
Wife-You were taken by mistake
John: don't make any mistake abOu'
that. st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
Not Very Long.

How long did your honeymoon
laSt?''
Until tn. first time | was late for
supper. II ! remember rightly. DE
troit Free Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05

Continued to page four).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
TAFT'S SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE
President Outlines His Aims and
Political Beliefs.
REFERENCES TO THIRD PARTY.

Declares Country 10 Safer Because Of
Defends the Working Of Payne Tar
iff Bill and Suits Brought to Dissolve
Trusts.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-05
III Gotten Wealth.

In the ultimate analysis. I fear, the
equal opportunity which those seek
who proclaim the coming Of SO called
social justice involves forced division
Of property and that means socialism.
In the abuses Of the last two decades
1t is true that III gotten wealth has
been concentrated In some undeserv-
ing hands. and that IL it were possible
to redistribute it on any equitable prin-
ciple to those from whom 1t was taken
without adequate or proper compensa-
ton 1t would be good result to bring
about. But this Is obviously impossi-
BILE and impracticable. All that can be
done is to treat this as one incidental
evil Of great expansive movement
in the material progress Of the world
and to make sure that there will be no
recurrence OF such evil
1t is far better to await the diminu-
ton Of this evil by natural causes than
to attempt what would soon take on
the aspect Of connscation or to abolish
the principle and Institution Of private
property and to change to socialism.
Socialism involves the taking away Of
the motive for acquisition, saving. en-
ergy and enterprise. and a futile at