The Marshall republican. [volume], November 30, 1911, Image 2

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Thursday, November 3C, 1911
MAKSEALL REPUBLICAN
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MARSHALL REPUBLICAN
Plll,liJ rry Thuridoir od tnlercd In pot
like at Mai.h.ll, Mo., at condcLM maltcY
Tortus: $1.00 per Year in Advance
J. .1. WITT, Editor and Proprietor
f Office. Belt, 8;
Telephones: Olllce, Hern Jon, 20
( Residence, Hell. 486.
Our Platform
Protection for nil. aufflclent to
equalize the cost of production at
home and abroad. Articles In com
bod use not produced in this
country, free; honest government;
regulation of trusts: strict en
forcement of all laws or their re
peal; restricted Immigration.
For President Theodore Roosevelt,
For Vice-President. Herberts. Hadley
There arc firms In Marshall, and
elsewhere no doubt, who are "turn
Ing down" many orders for fear of
nwnmplng themselves.
Mr. LnFollette Is n shrewd poli
tician who hns won his prominence
largely by modern methods of pol
itical machine building, always seek
ing ndvnntngos over his rivals
even though it little s:hemlng is
necessary.
Mexico has another full-fledged
revolution on Us hands. One Is
led to believe that the natives arc
not cnpnblo of self-government
and that Uncle Sam may yet hnve
to step In, as In the Cuban matter,
and take charge awhile.
Wm. J. llrynn was on a steamer
that struck the rocks near the
nhoro of a llahamn island last
week. A wicked Democratic editor
said It would have been n blessing
to the Democratic party could he
linve been held there till nftcr the
National Democratic convention.
illllllllllinilllllllHIIIIIIM
DWIGHT L. BROWN, JEWELER
YOU HAVE A XMAS GIFT TO BUY! I
And it's none too soon to be thinking: about Chrictmas
shopping. Select your gifts early and get the pick of the
stock. By paying a small amount of the purchase price you
may have any article put away for you untill called for.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Silverware, China,
s Cut Glass, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Silver
Novelties, Umbrellas, Etc. ::::::
1 You can't tell the POWER of a CAR by the loudness of its
HONK or the BEAUTY of the MANY THINGS WE HAVE
by reading this ad.
H Call and inspect, our stock and note the LOW PRICE and
g HICH QUALITY of our goods.
High grade merchandise at popular prices.
DWIGHT L. BROWN, JEWELER.
EAST SIDE SQUARE, ONE DOOR NORTH OF WRIGHT'S
Satisfaction or your money back.
Bt tjt t t T'
Call's magazine. One man gave up
H.00 alone. Look out folks for
the stranger he has nice clothes,
talks well and offers much. A
good plan Is to patronize home peo
pic or firms who advertise in rell
ablo papers no paper of good
standing will continue to advertise
The Steel Trust Suit
Great Indeed is the question rnls
c.l (by tha government In Its suit
to dissolve the United States Steel
Corporation. The men who man
age tho trust arc charged not mere
ly with monopolizing the steel
co t' with controlling so many
It IS U(,1"r gl l'lll MUnLlll'DS i-iitt; j'ft iol-o
that iney "tnrcnicn 10 uomuinic
and deaden" the whole Industrial
laws aro so strict now that
pretty safe to buy from anyone,
through the mall
Fifty million dollars has been
pledged by New York bankers to
cotton growers In order to raise
the prlca by holding it. That
looks very much like cornering the
market. An easier way to get n
Rood price would bo to create a
good market, Hotter try a dose of
protection and general prosperity.
The Folk Democrats have been
so meek and submissive that very
fow of U.cnv aro now drawing pay
for public service and none of them
arc mentioned favorably for party
honors. The Old Guard Democrats
have fooled the Folkltcs but they
cannot fool tha people. Press
Bureau.
Tho LaFollcttc people are stating
openly that they have Col. Roose
velt's endorsement. One thing
tccma .certain and that Is that Mr.
Roosevelt docs not favor Presi
dent "Taft for re-election, as he has
criticised his acts frequently and
Mr. Taft certainly hqs not carried
out Mr. Roosevcltn policies. We
would not ibo at all aurprlsod If
Mr. Roosevelt declared openly for
LaFollcttc after tho latter gets a
Uttlo more In harmony with his
policies.
The shipment of hogs to the var
ious markets has become a record
breaker, and fortunately tho price
Is holding up pretty well. But
this wholesale marketing combined
with the big loss by cholera, is
bound to work a hardship on us
as it will not only send tho price
of porkers "out of sight" but farm
ra will havo to pay dearly for
their atockcrs. It would certainly
te n wlao movo for every farmer
to hold on, to at least a f.w hogs,
-even at a risk, and thus oven up
conditions a little.
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Although business is good in
-general no ono can deny that tho
dollar has becomo mora elusive of
late and u business man must keep
hia eyes wldo opon not to get
caught with a big book account
and small cash assets. Thcro aro
few failures, yet thora aro many
transactions that aro virtual fail
ures and aro mado quietly to pre
vent a failure. A gradual "tight
enlng" is preferable to a panic nnd
may prove a good tiling in bring'
ing about more conservative busi
ness methods as well more cash
transactions on the part of tho
general public.
Wben the public has had a short
respite from swindlers it Is easily
eaugfet pif its guard. This Is shown
by the numerous complaints
agaiBtoe J. K. Randolph, who
1(teefc isuuay subscriptions in Saline
;or the 8t Lenin Republic and Me-
Wc publish a letter elsewhere In
this Issue from Sam Rufl. a former
citizen of this county, who has
turned to tho Socialist party for
relief from present political con
ditions. No matter whether Mr.
Hufl was u Republican or Demo
crat ho is like many others who
e that tho old parties are afraid
to make many needed reforms for
fear of losing votes. The Socialist
party has many good points, but
like the old parties, would have an
cndlesB contention It put Into pow-
, And if In power it would no
doubt abandon many good princi
ples upheld by tho present admin
istration. So we do nut agre with
Mr. Rufl entirely in his plan of
securing reform. 'Why not work
Inside your own party to get your
reforms?
American for Americans.
Herman H. Freers, of Casey, 111,,
writes as follows:
We aro again on tho ove of
another Tariff struggle. It seems
that history is going to repeat It
self, or, In slang phrase, Free Trade
is trying to come back. Sinco com
ing to Illinois I have been a close
observer of wliat tho pcoplo from
tho farm talk about. From my ob
servation tho farmers aro not very
much In harmony with President
Taft Thoy do not approvo of
Free-Trade in their lino and Pro
tection in manufacture. Since the
election of William McKlnlcy there
has been a now generation of vo
ters sprung up, voters who will
cast their first vote; and they have
been reading so much about the
high cost of living and about Pres
ident Toft's speeches, about a re
vision of tho Tariff downward, is
to punish wrong-doing. Tho fair
and able men on the bench of the
Supremo Court in Washington will
settle, tho dispute. We can afford
calmly to nwalt their decision.
Youth's Companion.
Has Become a Socialist
Logan, N. M. Nov. 22.
Dear Editor Witt:
Although my subscription to
Marshall Republican has not ex
pired, I noticed your liberal of-
i for In last Issue so I'll "blto" by
sending you tho enclosed dollar,
although I'm always perfectly wil
ling to give tho subscription price
for the Marshall Republican as it
is the best county paper printed In
Old Missouri, baring none.
Wo natives down hero aro In
life of tho country.
The government case may be
thus summarized: In 189S several
manufacturers of wire, tubing, tin
plate and tho like, who had been
buying raw steel from tho com
panies engaged In reducing Iron
ore, began to buy Iron-mines nnd
to produce their own steel. The
producers of raw steel, In their
turn, began to manufacture it Into , .. nttr irrtnflnn nrnn
tublng, structural steel and other n ,)ropnrntions nro under
finished forms. To check this com wny lo lrrlgatQ n lnrC3 trnct of
petition, men Interested In thebusl lanUi j wUl not wrlto on thl
ness fornwd, in 10J1, tho United lnt too much( ,cst BOmo mny
States Steel Corporation, with n thlnk rm booatlng tho country or
capital of about ono and a half mivcrtising nn Irrigation scheme,
billion dollars, moro than one- NoW frIcnd( Wltt you iwnyB im
third of -which represented no tnng prCBSC4 mo n8 n mnn who iwnyB
Ible assets. Competition between tri0(j to ho fnlr ln all your vIow-
the companies thus united then nml x niWayB ad your editorials
ceased. Later, tho steel trust nd- wlth ntcrc(,t. I appreciated your
mlttcd to all its meetings at which klndneaa ln 1rntng my short stor-
priccs ami uio umsion oi uus nc nnd othcr articles when I was
were discussed, representatives
from various othcr companies
Whether in tho trust or not, ,'the
residing In, North' Grand Pass. I
will now crave your further kind
ness in allowing ma to contrlbuto
men -who attcnucu tnesc meeting".- tavr ....HoIob on Socialism. Wait.
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governed their business ln accprd
anco with the informal understand
Ine thcro brought nbout. In that
wait, don't chuck this in tho waste
basket yot, ploaso read It through.
Vb. I'm n Rnotnllaf. T onnf tht
way the new corporation ruled tho flrat and ony SocInllat tlckcthcro
steel industry, and "there grew upln Lognn two years ago. This
a ipowcr to influence notion never i ro woro 18 nnd l dld not
exceeded in the commercial history' got v60 horo Lo(fan( havng
of the -world. moved into another precinct Two
Moreover, tho men In control, of agQ Quay County had 7
tho steel corporation were also in- 8oclaUat votcs; this year, 407. I'm
tcrested in many railroad and almpiy mentioning this to show the
steamship lines, in tho mapufac- rMng udo ot tho Socialist movc-
turo of farm machinery and parlor mont ln Now, Mexico,
cars, in telegraph linos, and f in' Thoro waJI nover a m0V0ment for
banks and .trust companies ; by a ntorm that was so misunderstood
"system ot Interlacing directorates' misrepresented or prejudiced as
they produced a wide-spread com- Uie Socialist movemont. Thcro are
munity of Interest that destroyed many omljl0ntiy respectable peo-
compctltlon throughout its range. pj0 (but not woK rcad) who thlnk
'The power and control that have and wln toH you Socaligm
been exerted by tho corporation, mcam noting but rod flag wav-
largcly through tho grasp of its ln hnmb hllplin confiscntlon of
it any wonder tho policy of n Pro- tentacles thus thrown out, upon priVnto property nnd enforcod im
toctlvo Tariff Is In danger? And I tho consumer, competitors and cap modiat0 0(iuai division of all tho
I II .1. I- 1 1IL1. 111. 11. 1 t
also want to say a word to the incompauuie wun ino neai- p088CB8ionB 0f thoso who havo
German voter. It would bo a tny commercial mo or tno nation.' wtu those who havo not.
good idea for him to practlco in Therefore, says itho plea, tho cor- when a man gives you this de
thia country what they proach in poratlon must be dissolved If com- f initlon of Socialism ho doesn't
Germany, namely, Germany for Qcr petition Is to bo restored. know what ho la talking about,
mans. In this country, America for Thus spoaka tho government 5 and jiad hotter go "way back and
Americans, I am ot Gorman des- tho corporation, on tho other hand, fljt don and loam first what
cent, and my rather has always vo- repoiueuiy uoiuou, inrougn u Socialism really Is.
ted tho Republican ticket because officers, that Its purposo Is fore- j couid civo moro re.isons why
It has always stood for Protection. Btraty trade or to control tho Btcel j am n Socialist than thero can
I to not want to go through an- business, anu it nns also ropcateu- blackberries hang on a bush nnd
other tlmo llko 1893. Hoping wo ly explained that Its plan ot organ- gladly do so If you will allow
will bo saved from this dolUBlon or " maua io coniorm w
tho law so far as tho moaning of
tho law could bo ascoitnlnod. It
now denies tho allegations of tha
government
I Whether it has offended or not
Is for tho court to docidc. It may
lower coat of living, for
prices mean cheap wages,
Yours truly,
Hermifn II. Freers.
cheap
I am,
mo to como again.
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Pormlt mo to add Just a fow
moro words. Socialism does not
mean that wo must divide, up equal
ly, nor doos it moan wo wilt all
get wanes alike, that we cannot
that
Malta Bend Colored News
Intended for last week. j
The A. IM. E. church has been,
carrying on a scries of meeting for
12 days.
Miss Savannah.Grcen, of Carrol-
ton, Is visiting her mothar, Mrs.
Theo. Turks.
Rev. Llllard, who has been preach
ing for Rev, E. Thomas at tho A.
M. K. church left for his home ln
Wnvcrly.
Prof. T. A. D. Wright has 42
pupils with 38 attending every day.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorza Weaver en
tertained Prof. T. A. D. Wright
and Mr. and Mrs. Annie Florence
Harris Sunday.
Marlon Thompson of Marshall,
mado a flying visit hero Tuesday.
Rev. Williams of Marshall, preach
cd nt tho A. M. E. church Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Mlnnio Stevenson spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lucy Weaver.
Rev. M. Denny preached in Wnv
crly Sunday and reports a splen
did time.
Mrs. Annie Florence Harris en
tertained nt dinner Tuesday Revs.
E, Thomas and Williams.
Birthday Surprise Party
A birthday surprise party was
given nt George Sctbold's in honor
of Herman Sclbold's 21st birthday
anniversary.
Tho guests wore Misses Flora
Lclmkuhlcr. Annlo Pcustcr, Molllc
Elkcrman, Lulu Dlumhorst, Messrs
Herman Lclmkuhlcr, August Obcr
krom, Paul Jcager, Fred Elkerman,
Edward Wclher, Walter Fisher,
Claud Willis, Hugo Rlumnorst, Aug.
Pucster, Louis Pucslcr, AugstLolm
kuhlcr, Gcorgo Lclmkuhlcr, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Msollcr nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Tcckemoyer.
Tho young folks spent tho even-
lug in playing games and eating
cake and apples.
Thoy nil depnrted nt n late
hour wishing Herman mony more
happy birthdays and thanked him
for ths 'good time thoy had.
A guest.
New Way to Make Apple
Dumplintfs
Served With Hard Sauce or Creaet
a ad Sugar
liy Mrs. Janet ' MetttnzieHill. Editor of
the Boston Cooking School magazine
Here U a new way to mnke apple;
dumplings that will surely please every
housewife, for It Is not necessary to
have whole apples, nnd the Juice cannot
run out and burn ns with npplo dump
lings where the apple is placed in the
center and the dough turned up around
it. The licult part forms a crUpy
shell that holds the apples aud juice.
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,Ui Ciibl 7i;u. ('ill KHjjx, P.vIt::, tAKi-Crutt,
ewtm Tnlvfiln nrnnprfv. ' or
be said, howovor, that for any everybody will' share sllko.
small group or mon to control the Socialism marches with thought,
business of tho country is plainly not daggers, It brings peace, not
OAV. I wo1ai ii PRBeTHlALof mriulld, .
mum In u (U ttina I miyonu olu cuulj In a
mniiU' time. If j(iiurminikK)uiulillrontnBi,
I dim joa luglro mo til..u, tn proto bij claim,
eczema canmkcurbo i to stay, nd against public policy, and that if, war, u acta on the plan ot love,
ana DM merely i-Wll i.p fur nalillo, to returo any Small group UOOU BO control not Kale.
Duifmentaiurouttiiinuii Trcnt my tin uo iuii ll ino power oi tnnt group snouiq Socialism wants the governmenl
S'liTnTI':' M7.7uTiSSir5ffI be broken and somo way found to own the means of nroduetton
affiSffl;'aEL t0 reBtoro UmtW independence andlabor to receive all it produces.
$AY&ffi&HffiWl$f& t0-.tho natl.on- . . I" W escapes the, waste, basket
s.y. i m mdu ycAi 11 i-Kutj ikial.01 my luiio, v. jno one. mowever. neea 00 anx
ious 'either over what has been des
cribed as tlie political attack on
business, tor the steel trust Is per
fectly able to take care of irselff
or over' the alleged offenses of tM
trust, for the'goyernment Unwell
equipped to' dsteet and quite; M ' -
By writliurm!lo.dtryounlii ininfmort rAl com.
ton
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I will come again.
Samuel Rufl, Logan; N. ;M.
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G Appta Dampllda
One and one-hat cups sifted four; JS
teasboonful salt; 3 level teaspoonjuts
A C Making uder! cup shorten
ing; about yi cup milk; apples.
Fill the cups of a buttered muffin pjfi
with pared and sliced apples, cprinkle
with salt and turn two or three tftlde
spoonfuls of wnter into each ccp. Sift
together, three times, the flour, snltacd
baking powder; work in the shortening,
and mix to a soft dough with thetnllf:
Drop the dough from n spoon with the
apples in the cups, glvlngitn smooth ex
terior. Let bake about twenty-five tufa
utes. Invert the pan on alargescrvltig
dlth. Put nspoonfulof hard sauce above
the tipple in ench dumpling and finlsfi
with a grating of nutmeg.
TJ1I1 If only one of the many new, ikllcl6in nnil
nptxtltlnsrrcltiracootiilnrtl In the KC Cook
llook. which mny txoblnlnrdnvliy hcihJIht
the cotorol certlileiite pnckcU In evtry 2.vciit
ran of K C IMklni l-owiltr to the jAuurnMro.
co cnimio. ve lure toirti inezxenimrc
mnllrr cam da not coalalu Cook' lJouk ttr-tlflculo
Our readers will leasc pardon
us if We crowd our paper with
advertising, for several weeks. Our
plan Is to give four pages of news
nnd four of live ads each wcckP
but our advertising has been run
ning so low ot Into that wo feel
Justified In using; n littlo extra
space for several weeks,
Stranger: "Cnn you direct mo to
a bank?'' Villager: 'Sorry, tlrjbut
I'm P'Ot a bank director."
LX. I XJOG
SALINE COUNTY FARMS
Thoro Is no safer Investment, nothing hotter for u homo. Wo
havo alone list which wo shall bo pleased to submit upon requost.
Following aro u few cholco oiTorlngs:
Bl acroH, 4 miles from town, well improved, $00.00.
100 acres, 3 miles from town, well Improved, $00.00.
140 acres, 2i miles from town, newly Improved, $80.00.
161 acres, 2 miles from town. Improved, all tillable. 80,00.
170 acres, 3 miles from town, Improved, $80,00, torms to suit.
120 acres, 2 miles from town, Improvements fair, $02.50.
450 acres, near town. 2 sets Improvements. $50.00.
480 acres. 2 miles from good town, highly Improved, $130, ono
oi uio uostprouueors in mo county.
50 othor cholco nlacos from 40 acres to 700 at $50.00 and un.
Wrlto us your wunts. List your placo with us. Monoy to
loan. 48p
r i. r Gilliam.
vsiiiiaiii ivetuiy vuiuucuiy, Missouri
cx-gffiirx)cxiifrsnofr
It Will Pay You to Call On J. T. Isbellj
.who it still doing: buii
nei at the old stand
and look after all hit
butinett. He doet the
bett Hortethoeinf and
Blacktmithingr done in
the city. Bring me
your butinett. New and
second-hand carta and
spring wagont.
J. T. ISBELL,
S, W. Cor. Jefferson'Avenue
aud Morgan Street,
MARSHALL, MISSOURI
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WOOD & HUSTON BANK
MARSHALL, MISSOURI
QEO. A. MURRBLL, Prosldont
J. S. LAMKIN, Assistant Cashier
J. P. HUSTON,
Cashier
Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000
Saline County Farms at $50, $60 and
$80 per Acre.
5dO acres, stood, level land, sleep soil, well improved, 1U rUes f
irom live town ana snipping poini ai per acre.
138 acres, wwi improveo, iyi mnes irom town ana snipping,
point at $W,&e.per acre. ....
, W acretf, well Improved, 1H miles from one ot the best towns
In the county and shipping points at $89.09 per acre.
IM acres, fine land, well Improved, close, to two towns and
shipplag points at $138.00 per acre, exceptional value,
' .City lots a plenty. Small lots, large lots, aere property, cheap,
homes, moderate prieed homes, elegant homes, store buildings, stocks
of merchandise, all sizes, all prises. TKRM8 TO SUIT ON ANYTHING.
am. r r . V r - - v
; . 'FARMS AND RANCHpw, Any siseirem w acre truck farito
3SM0 grailng proposition in Missouri, Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoesa
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