Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-10-22
SHORT, TO THE POINT,
TRUTHFUL STATEMENT
TO THOSE WHO MAY
RE- TNTEPESTEn

DE- LIN ENE0 Ell.
do not care how old you are, how
young you are, how much money you
have or have not, how much or how
little education you have, | can edu-
cate you for business and secure you
good position. Please read this
again and think. In proof of this
statement, | have eight thousand
graduates holding positions-more
than all the other business schools in
Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and
South Dakota combined.
1T these statements are not true,
you should not attend the Wisconsin
Business University of La Crosse. If
they are true, and they are, can you
afford to spend six months time,
money for board and tuition, in any
other SCHOOL,
Send for beautiful catalogue con-
tanning protraits of students earning
from $1,000 to $1,000 per year. Send
for it today.
Let me send YOU the largest list
ever published of students holding
positions. Allow me to PROVE our
statements. Don't you admit that
successful graduates is the only hon
equipment and faithful work?
Remember: We pay part car fare
Board and room and all home con
venlences only $3.50 per week in pri-
vate homes. You are among friends
1t is easy to come to the w. B. U.
All you have to do is to pack your
trunk, tell us when your train gets
here and we attend to everything
else. Rates OF tuition low. No en-
trance examinations. Personal instruc-
ton. We meet you at the train. We
take yot to your boarding place.
School chartered by the State. Four
hundred students in attendance every
year. Expert faculty. Endorsed by
every bank and clergyman. Elegant
equipment. Courses easy because we
give personal instruction to every
student. A school it is an honor to
be graduate Of. A school that is
too old and has too high reputa-
ton to lie to you in its advertising,
in its letters, or in its work. Built
on honor work.
Please write to me personally and
| will take the time to answer YOU
personally. Ask all the questions you
want to-. Send a card today for cata-
logue. New classes begin November
1st. Students may enter at any time
Address:
LEIGH ToLAND, President Wis
consin Business University, La Crosse
Wisconsin.
Much of Pats unpopularity much
of the certainty that he will be defeat
ed overwhelmingly next month, is due
to his unsatisfactory record on the
tariff question. The people want the
tariff revised. They have wanted it
revised for long time and the chief
reason for Taft's election four years
ago was his attitude then, promising
prompt and downward revision of the
tariff schedules. The failure to keep
that promise, or even to appreciate
the fact that it has not been kept, has
caused the voters to rise in revolt |
against Taft. But how much better is
Roosevelt's recordo The truth is that
Roosevelt has no record of perform
ance. He approved by his silence the
Dingley schedules, which remained on
the statute books without line of |
change throughout the seven years of |
Roosevelt's occupancy of the white
house, though it was during that per-
iod that the storm of protect against
the eNtortions'of the tariff took form.
While men like Cummins and LaFol- |
lette were urging lower duties-dur- +,
ing the years that the Iowa Idea" be-
came known acknowledgements |
wrote message after message to con-
gress, some of them as long as the
moral law, but he never had room in
any of them to so much as mention
the tariff question. Neither Taft nor
Teddy will do for tariff reformers.-|
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