The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28


The Republican National Commit
tee will meet at Washington Decem
her i6.
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The Rppr bllcan Stute, administra
tion established a genuine good road,
movement The present Democrat,
State ADMINISTRATION has made politi.
cal capital out or IL.
Saline county IL fortunate IN hav.
inr one OF the best corn crops this
year In the state. our business has
taken us through half the counties In
the state this fall and we have kept
a watch OF the fields and IL IL only in
the eastern part Of Saline and over
the river that corn has that prosper
Gus appearance.
When the Republican National
committee meets in washipgton in
December Il Is probable that Charles
ID. Hilles may tender his resignation
as national chairman. II Is planned
10 have him succeeded by a man not
prominently identified with either
TAFT or Roosevelt during the last
campaign.-slater Rustler.
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In spite OF the large imports free OF
duty. we still have the first article 10.
buy nj a reduced cost. Thus Il
seems the argument used by some
that the consumer will not get the
benefit Of uhe low tariff Is true. In
some cases the foreigner has added to
the selling prlca the amount OF tariff
sayed-thus giving us foreign goods.
getting OUT good money and beating
u country out OF her tariff income.
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While at Chilllcothe We inquired
Into the lighting question. The city
recently installed u municipal electric
light plant. One OF the leading hotel
proprletors said he changed to mu-
nicipal light and his bill Jumped from
Si2 10 s29 a month. lie at once re-
turned 10 the flat rate OF si2 made
by the private company. The other
hotel man said he was using mupVi-
pal light. although the private COM
pRny offered n better rate. The peo-
pie generally are pleased with mu-
nicipal liEht but are saving nothing
thereby. But the people OF Chilli
Gothic have the advantage OF being
free from political strangulatlon."
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democratic editors take special de-
light In goading Republicans because
business depression" did not follow
Immediately In the wake OF the pas
sage OF the tariff bill. These same
Democratic editors promised. during
the late campaign. that II their party
was successful in trying TO get full
control OF the federal machinery
there would follow right away cheap
or living TO everybody. There has
been no following" done In either |
case, at least but little OF It. and our
Democratic friends must realize that
their party's policy has not brought
about the very thing they themselves
were clamoring for an promising was
sure TO come-Boonville Republican.
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Home Is something more than a
place for giving teas, holding society
functions. playing whist or some
other card ssmep entertaining friends,
etc. It isns place. " here love- ~relgnsI,
supreme; Where atlhe . hillrsn delight
In gathering around the PARENTAL
fnee; where eyeEs[memher Of the
family. whether smaifsor large, feels
a thrill OF happiness and contentment.
Such a home is worth more In keep
Ing the boys and girls at home than
all else. The very air of the model
home Is laden with the incense OF
fondness for FIX.
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The bond election showed that our
people. n~early-swvsse -s.e,-lssored.
municipal light plant While 1t re-
quires legally teusfhiIas 5vots leI
carry such an issue. still we are
community whssAEefnaSnry should
rule and this being the case they !
SHOULD be given a chance to carry out
the plan. The idea is no doubt
correct one IL managed properly. The
local company should be given all
deal and the municipal COM !
psny conducted economically and
The citizens committee made
q mistake In trying TO carry the cleo
lion IN a partisan way and OF course !
few Republicans voted for 1t. A.
OF business men called on
10 Wednesday and again Impressed us
rat there shall be no ~partisanship
md we will take pleasure in point-
LL W.