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page, No. we. r. and A. it.
in Ilasonle Budding. South
. 1 mt. 1st and 3rd Tuesdayot
“ ninth—July and August ea-
‘ , t I o'clock. All Easter
who cordially invited. Arthur
M. w. IL, Robert M. wow,
In.
W Chapter, No. as, A. R. M.
:. stout in Masonic Building, south
Kain street, and and 4th Tuesdays
d each month—July and August ex.
' :3 W 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘ ’uoolusrmc vuce PRESIDENTS.
Is it too much to hope that the Re-
‘ Moon and Democratic parties this
no: will depart from an absurd and
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so pleased with his utterance that he' ought to be given children under whole prloblen ,
furnished copies to the press, copies} school age. Six years may be too He Flhemy‘quu‘ Missed" “WW“ ‘10
which were given out at the White late to cure is case at incipient Nimifltxmrgn‘m :00;me it“ Mrg’ml :23”: 0:;
House. It the Resident’s words are ness or deatnesa which might “V'lpumptly “I I” I'm initiative 5! cl all ”by.“ with m he came
to'be accepted as meaning what they. been cured at two ghmmmm otcoalthat m in cannot. A fugitive instance of his
stand for. it is indeed cruelty for The “Better Babies" agitation ever been seen in that section into 8!. tacos-Mu ll NI 0'1! W07 13 the
President Wilson to force Dr. Wood- which is awoepins over the country is Hull Two years later, with a fiat- "9'7,“ ‘ Mi "'10 declares 11m
row Wilson to endure another term in an excellent thing. And the increased bottomed “W h ““51“” the thereon sleet h the Swedish section
. . first regular comm” with St. of the Northwest upwards of 10,000
the White House, or even to attempt care Well school children is also M and tho I . l ports 0! tho “3.1.." stfieeinSwediah dialect with
it. Fortunately, however, there is one valuable. But the most lmportant'fmue Red Riv", Valley. “You Hall" as the centerpiece. Pat-
way out. The Democratic national years a! a child‘s life are those from At about that tlmsfit Peal was hav- m 0‘ his “”5 bl“ “3011 Ind dil-
platform. on which Dr. Wilson stood one to six. Probably it we added a in! 5" Mt experiment In Miro“ m“ m“ “ "PM ““mwm- 10’ 1‘
when he asked the American people “ill! lutellldence to child care during building. Eighty nu“ had been m“ was his point to h". h“ '3’ not only
. _-.M_.-- ~o—--
thaw» Ahead-calm".
«a-
. 8t. _ where his need should run, but where
for their support. contains a plank de1. those five years, we wouldn't have so :dge ‘leo‘ :1“ roll :‘mw anti; his patron should settle. This was
. - . msn' sick, be . l ' .
daring that the democratic party nv , l d and shirtless people‘ at the ”“me and 0' the Red River M d M economic mm” Ho car
ried out a singular regularity in the
location at beach lines. alvhs a mu:
instill at short lines on which light
trails were unavoidable. The prince-1
pal test at his railway coepel was low =
grades. heavy power, large capacity
cars. and big traia leads on his win
lines. and he been to preach this at
a time when these things were held as
visionaryrby most railway men.
In contact with the late E. H. Harri-1
man. who untold hm la the extent or;
railway ownership. Mr. Hill was not‘
oalythalnuciuholdbuttbepm:
ties] hold. oi his [not rllway use}
tern. Bo was the chin! promoter and;
president at the Northern Securities.
,Ooososnymrtaltaodwithaparposeto;
brine the Northern Pacific and Greatf
Northern trader one ownership, tot
which ouch oppmitioo dovelopod thatfi
a suit was brought in the United Stove?
Circuit Court, which decided that the
are a single Presidential term and m" 011-
urglng‘ the adoption at an amendment DIS 0 " ' "
to [he mm“ ‘ any Presi- A PLAY TH! ILAO. landed in that same indefinite spoL'
do i ’ne2llgibl le for I it lion TMs If“ WI" 01 Prelim.“ is This venture ran upadebtof 388.000.-
“ l ‘ m c 1 _ sveapiu the country. the voice or the 000 and collapsed, with its only as-
plank paints the way for President nation; the State; the Church and eats being “a l!w streaks of rust and
Woodrow Wilson from thither sulerfi the Pm- “ borne upon this wave from s risht at m."
in; and assuring that for once that . "NC 5W“: 1? “1'” :fi‘c- 1 Hill had had Innehnt success in the
. sons 0 orw t it not be said region to be seined with a consuming
would not be info], for keeping his
' rd M “3:“ h to . re that ”I lack patriotism. Tomorrow desire to purchase the defunct pro-
V~0 . . r. 160“ S 0" 011“ m0 in Memorial Day. show the sinner is party. Alter five years at financial
put him self squarely on the platform your midst your loyalty to the Nation dictating, including the sale of all his
of his party and decline to incur the by displaying "I emblem. other iterestu. which netted a fort!"
the Those 0: you who are dlsceadsnt of of 0100.000. he in a syndicate or
the man. who assisted in the establish- three others-8lr Donald A. Smith,
fmerit. “one. and preservation 0! George Stephen and Norman w. Kitt.
the American Colonies. Display the son—obtained the obioct 01 this do
‘emblem of your forefathers. sire.
Those of you, in whose blood the The St. Paul Minnesota and “my.
spirit of 1776 flows, perpetuate the lobe. Railway '“ ton,“ to sport“
memory °' “0" 'h° ”5““! sad the property with Hill as general main
established the American independ- am“ When in 1383 Mr. H!“ w” elect-
°"°“- ”,7 “nun" ‘h' 8“" and ed president he undertook the exten-
b‘mes- ition of the road from its Dakota and
“10"“ F0“ "’0" “mm" “W“ Minnisota homestead to tho Pacilo
and died in the war of mi: in honor ocean. "'0 was confronted by mm
of the nation established by their fa- srest competitors to the south. each 0;
there, display your patriotiam in the which h“ received big bonuses u
Amateur Flu. government aid. whoma the “Murillo
Th0“ 0‘ ”“v "h“ “3" ‘0 ““3”“ be" or the Great Northern, as it came
the memories and keep alive. the tradl- to 1” known. did not have . dollar or
1‘ Valley. and there were about 100 miles
‘of track "which began nowhere and
remote risk of again suffering
pangs of the Presidency.
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THE TDUGHEST JOB.
There is no question now as to who
has the most unpopular job in the
world. it is lierr Tortilowitz von Ba-
tckl, the new German “food dictator.‘
it must indeed demand patriotism
in any may to undertake Batockl's
task. He has to put on rations—4M:-
sibly on half rations before longwa
nation of 70,000,000, accustomed to
eating more per capita, perhaps. than
any other race in the world. Ho has
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Supreme Court.
Gill lilllll Willi
Was custom, and pick vice-presi-
hills! candidates on a basis 0! states-
Whip rather than locality or lac-
sum .
It is an opportune lime to got back
to the original conception of the vice-
fprssidential olllce. It was never lu-I
loaded as a cipher ill our government
Techno And it need not be, in spite
d the foolish tradition that hailé
grown up around it. No doubt the.
files president might well be given:
”it" spsciilc and responsible dulled;
1 hot. oi congress or the will of the
Want. But even as matters standl
I
tip yids president miglll fill as big e'
I
' - . and ability justified.
“bombers of the constitution seem}
have regarded the ofilce as a step-l
“kill atone to the presidency. it was:
' in the case of the first 2 men when:
Ili‘it, John Adams and Thomas Jet-l
'It. is admitted by every thinking ci-
than that no many ehould become.
Morprmdent who isn‘t m to be presl-i
out. Our‘lllstory shows how g‘rcutl‘
"‘lh the likelihood of being thrust by;
to lilo the executive choir. About.
o president out. of live has failed to
'Ihioh his term. For the nation to be
.an by accidentwith a weak or
rincompetent president, as in the case
t'Ahdreu'ZJackson. is a far Creator
oalaluity than for a kingdom to inher-
it In unlit king. '
“And even spill? from the possibility-
'91 oucceeding to the presidency, it is:
filmhnal misfortune merely to have‘
,, “weak man as vice-president. Why}
ma man of such statesmnnlikc quill-3
that the president could rely “w,
yht all his chief counsellor? way1
11' man who could be as powerful.
films“ as a gifted speaker can.
the house .0! representatimsfl
a vice president who couldl
much "of the burden of party:
’ n .v, acting as an intermediate:
1 the president and congress:
.lulslation?
, why not make the vice pres-
‘a genuine school for the presi-
_«.asaeulanportaatosicein
‘ooaldbe done simply try
rash othlgh ability repu-
‘ alsguesshenese and expect-
' ill than. ,
l
t
and that height sir.
leulpire from the people who
Win the sovel'nlllcnt us his inclina-wapd '0 Popularity anyway. And the
j in any loll get their start towards
N am le- ecu-ton mm ,
dials. moves shameless. his more mataboat lad odds; in
lie so?” breaches about the m m I'm-”r
boil-«Mom 1mm
mm-
to take all the food supplios in the
have
them into the com-
iie iii-sure to be criticis-
ed, berated and cursed by every Ger-
man who llus been forced to part with
what he considered rightly his own. or
who finds the dole handed out ’by the
government lnsufilcient for his needa
A few people who have nothing will
let-l grateful to min for
ing them from starvation. The major-
ity will make life for more miserable
for him tillill he makes it for them.
llut Batocki can probably stand it, if
anybody can. He is a strong man. not
tions that cluster about the names of government subsidy 0,. an acre of
these who took part in the Mexican mm to forward in PM”! from
Mil 0f MI
W“ “5"" “”3 American Ensign. the Minnesota boundary to the sea. ,
“1"“ °‘ "’“v 'h° 1‘“ “ ““b‘m in this light. Hill's plan was widely HARTFORD CITY. Mu MI! 29.-
son or brother Who fought for the deemed mm lolly. but h. pressed it Geraldine Stout, S-yearold daughter:
presrrflttion or the Union in lttl-lssr, ,0 “momma b bum“ “d pop“. of Dr- B- P» Stout of Upland. Ind.
commemorate the day which u 0890- y is dead of a broker: neck, and Albert
‘ lating as he built. m several in" Thomas. 40. a tumor. is in Jail here
“‘1" dedicated ‘0 those "’0 died ml be laid rails westward at the rate 0! charged with hiring killed her
the no: of illoll' country in thin leriblo . m“. ‘ do], ”a at . m“ of 330.000 with a bucket of corn. Thom.
struggle. . mile. and as he went he “a a ”a" was compelled to dump from the
Those of you. who in ”a,“ years of crab in farms by tho rallslde. .pth of Dr. Stouts automobile. it is
. ‘said. He is alleged to have swung
““9 M” ”"1""! from the 10'" cor- With the “ho to Puget Sound once the bucket of corn about his head
the horrors of war. by the conflict laid. he mm“ mp". Builder. no and to have hurled hll lnto the auto-
With Spain in 1898. by the sacrifice at introduced m u“, no“ “3“,", mm mobile. 'll struck l e little girl and
W“ Cruz, two years ago and by the "u m 0! bunch-grass plains. and she diedllllnost instantly. Threats
"”891“. disturbanc on the Musican from cm“. “out ‘he 1'" h."
l " ° developed them W l W caused extra guards to beplaced on
”“9" “w" your “9"“ l" the I" stack: he sent dam _ i9 iflhl duty. Thomas denies he threw thr-
for which men sacrificed their-lives. through “10 country wltb'men '53 bucket. He says it slipped from hits
You the naturahaed Amzrlean. who allowed the ”on“ how m mm more hand as in scrambled from the road.
have been gathered from t of our cor- w at to the ore; he made up outlet ’
here of the earth. allow your loyalty mtg“, mm ‘1’, establishing . we“, IRISH-AMERICAN CON-
l’y displaying ”‘9 ““3 M 3°" adopted rate by raid and steamship to Bulalo' VICTED-
90‘1""??- -where he built great elevators: in fl?“
The hyphenated-American must for upwards of 20 years 1“. left “0",;
cease to exist and in its place arise the hill in his power undone to develop‘
Great American. the unity of the Am- the country where he had staked out
. cricnn born and the American natural- his claim a the great commOn carrier.,
lli‘d- 5; hot at the Pacific tide-water he was.
‘ T- t“ M‘ not satisfied for he saw in the Orient
tulill further opportunlies. inc organ;
’ .
them and turn
mon stock.
DIV-
more the people blame him. perhaps
the better the German government will
be satisfied. He may be is safety
valve. As long as public discontent
is visited on an individual official, the
House of llohensollern and the Prue-
:tian uatocracy are safe.
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THE PLACE TO BEGIN.
l’risozl reform is getting much an
lt‘lltiom—und there's no question liliout
lllt‘ need.
China. Japan at the time wanted steel: -
rails. but proposed getting them from;
sequiaitlon was an illegal combination' y
-amrrned in March 1904, by the U. 8/
MONDAY, KAY no, load.
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Store Closed T uesday-Memoriai
Day Open Until 9 o’clock to-
night
In Every Department
. Don’t Fall to Take iAdvsntage of the Un-
usual Emilia in
Dresses
Waists
Skirts
Coats
Suits
, ll‘osituy Underwear Gloves etc.
THE VALUES MUN A IIG SAVING.
EOSTON SlORf
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SILK Boomer
Lanai Boot and Fibre Sills Hose in black, white and as-
so calcium ...... ”numto 2.
Collar and Cut? Sets. Collars. Chemisettes and Voltage
plain and embroidered lawn- organdy and lace,
, _ 25 to 1.
Sills Gloves to two button length. in black, :hite,‘colo‘r?.
white With black stitching and black with white stitching,
Long Silk Gloves in black. white and colors. Black with
white stitching and white with black stl .. . .
Tub Silk Waiats in colored stripes . . 3% and tgg
PmlrandWh'stoCrmiodsr ' ......$1,98to .98
White Embrmdery Lingerie Waista ..... and 98
Long and short sleeved
white collars and culls.
Striped Galatea in cost style white with pink. blue and
green, striped collars. cuffs and bands $1.00 and $5.00
I. I. MALLETTE
Kiddies in pink, and blue with
.Enfitlflnd. all that stole were less. it isi
related that when John W. Gates. the
:steel magnate of Chicago. came to
.Hill with the pmposition of getting
’Americun rails to Japan, the latter re--
James J. Hill discovered “the hrend- plied ; ' ‘
hilskel of the world" in the Great "I will make you a rate of 33 a ton
Northwest; he led in its development from Chicago or pittsbtirgh to Yokoha-
from a wilderness into what now ma. if that is too much, i will con!
comprises wealthy states dotted it for the axle grease used on the lo-z
with 400,000 farms; and be biased a comotivea and freight cars} and if you
trail for transportation which reached can't stand that, I will carry your
eventually from Bull'slo to Asia, With'rreiglu for nothing."
. , -8 total mileage of rail and steamship? At the gs rate named. the American
H" “I” “t " 1°” ““1 he 3"“ 1““ facilities that would nearly girdle the ' mama um was enabled to secure
to jail. .laila are improved to a 39m: earth. the 3”,“an contract.
Manor of human conditions, but they, That but roughly gpang the story of; The same tactics were adopted in
The/tubercular patient - his achievement. 9 getting American wheat and flour into
dit'ii, not before he has iniected 01111 N9" Guelph. in 0mm '1‘?” J“- Jsosn and CNN» "he“ “09 W“ “‘°
' IJerome Hill was born inlsas. the son staple {00¢
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era 18 h tlcss ncompetent fit"8001'anlr'islnCdnadlnn tumor who died] H“; mm in the Far East was re-
0‘“ 0‘ 8* lOb- 33“ he‘ll“ 1° 3“ metth the boy was is. there stands a worded as liberally as that in the,
prisons and the ranks of the diseaseditree stump labeled “The last tree Northwegt n is estimated that the;
The place to begin is at the begin-f chbpped by James J. Hill.” _ .1330.“ a“; now and“ neuly 350,-.
“in“, Childremare born, {or the mostl It marked the lsdls resolution to go 000.000 worth of products to the Or-
. ' . ‘to the United States. He had been isnt eve 9",,
rt. uell , . r! Y
in -. f l and "£02m“ , “mm b” a prompted by an odd incident. Accord, While Mr, Hill built up for himself
90“" “ way 0 “on”; bad com“ ing to the story that is told.a 9mm and his associates an immense for-'
lions and giving babies a decent start traveler. had stopped at the Hill tum mg, he also helped to create for the
for the first few days at least. There to like dinner. and M‘ M5 110‘“ “' settlers along his lines a wealth o! 0'-
the gate. Young Hill saw the animal the billion. dollars in real property.
has to be a beginning of badness a er
’ iwaa tired and he carried it a pail of which is represented by thovalno or
begin“. 0‘ disease, ‘ be‘b‘m“ “lwater. The stranger was pleased with the 400,000 farms and their 65,000,000
lbmuifleflwwmml from the Out-gthe lad‘s thoughtfulness. and as he Mm, of {mpg-om land.
side. [drove off he tossed hlln'a-neWspaper Upon his retirement at' so. the
A large proportion.“ the prisoners1 "‘0“ the “m“- m- “id 0““ 0'“ “streak ol'rns " he had boutllt ”l
,gravely: . years before. had expanedto mom
.That t .. aarninll
hadness from bad teeth. it mmlngemds 31,35,912: 50111.1;2” ”£23“ I! 2:; empiloum‘liflmzl: tllsnntbtpomml
hereunto, but it is true. mm all! read the. paper carefully. It a ym. “deal-tying 15,000,000 tons of
had digestion. iaattention in “00M contained glowing accounts of option- freight mil!- He still retained a
truancy, m theft, ummmwltanltles in the Staten He resolved to
which "I“ callrd .. - - - investigate for hinaselt; It was the
m l” mum“ asst mung that hoe hopped his last
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'l‘uberculoaia gets the public oyo.’
Munv and but are the battles waged
tiglllllsl. it.
Mills 1. mil lilo
Ithe commercial invasion of Japan andI
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which
its
‘llo ulleluploylucllt
comes
serious
from incompetence has
students.
These are evils which deed to be
fought against. But the struggle
inguinal them begins, in ninety-nine
('llb‘OS out of a hundred. too late. The
individual convict stays a couvi‘ct.
silly full.
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Jeremiah C. Lynch.
JeremahC. Lynch, an Amelia
a chum-not m we! we. tialed ind-convicted-innuhlin on
while his son Innis. Vb“ the cmge ofhking pm in the
um hum W“ 1'“ Irisll' conspiracy. which malted.
, ’ moraine-slimmed“ l. in theatre day "Irish Republic,”
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For Theo Decoration Day Trip-
.Below are a few reminders of items that may be needed to calm
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