The Plattsmouth Journal
I'L'ULISIIKU WKKKL.Y AT
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
II. A. IS AT MS, I'ciimsiikk.
According to the dicision of
Julc Kedick of Omaha, a county
I commissioner must 1e elected this
fall.
Dingleyism Breaking Down.
Kntcred at tlie pcwitofftce at riiittsmouth. Ne
braska. as sccoinJclasn matter.
ICvkkv k-inocrat should attend
the primaries. Don't forget the
date Saturtlay, Sc-jtcinlcr 16, le-
SiiKKiri-" .McJiKiDi: certainiv a
" very popular official. There are-
two or three papers in the county
of which vou can't find an issue in
which they do not mention the
name of our efficient sheriff. While
not of a complimentary nature, yet
tween the hours of ft and X o'clock it comes from a class of grouchy
The Republican Primaries.
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There-publican primaries held Secretary 1 att's tourists in the
in the several wards Saturday even- Philippines seem convinced that
intf were attended with hut very lit- free trade would he a jjood thinj.
tie interest. In fact the names of for the Fillipinos; and are promis
those whom the rin.tr wanted to go "kr them free trade with the Unitc
as delegates were printed upon the States or, at least, sharp reductions
ticket and those tickets were voted of the Dingley prohibitive sched-
bv the few who attended the pri- tiles. At the same time, standpat
maries. and that was all there was robber tarriff republicans here at
to it. The following are the dele- home vehemently denounce the re
irates as nlaced unon the ticket bv ciprocity convention and reject all
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Don't forget to attend your pre
cinct primary Saturday, Sept. 16.
Be on hand and assist in selecting-
a full delegation to the Kltnwood
convention.
soreheads whose opposition to the the guidance of Farley and a few demands of western producers of
sheriff has done him a vast amount P1 ine cmtt nngsters, wno nave ev-
of good. Keep it up, 1kvs, and erytning cocKeu ana primea ior
vou will not onlv effect his renom- their work at ths " ecping V ater
matioii, but his re-election, also. LU'"U,UUU -""'""J-
First ward A. J. lieeson, T.
L. Murnhv. Charles Guthman. T.
SKXATOR JOK BAII.KY explains If UnMprmnn Will RnWtcrm I
I r Secretary Shawexpects to beat that he was mjsquoted as speaking C.' Lindeman. C. II. Smith.
Governor Cummings in Iowa, he
must hand back something equal to
"coddling in convention and cruci
fied in congress," and do it prompt
ly, too.
Wkst
ot ;-enator Mielbv v-iuiom as a
nice old woman wno comj)ares
with Stephen A. Douglass as a
glow worm compares with the sun
What he did sav, Senator Bailey J. G. Richey, T. 11. Steimke, J. II.
. . n . I ii.,. t t t . tt r:i
avows, was tnat Senator vunom is "i. J - "juuh, i-. w . rm.iu.-y,
as well behaved as a woman and
Second Ward William Weber,
J. h. Root, C. S. Polk, W. J.
Streight, K. K. Hilton, h. Ottnatt,
T. Fry, T. II. Pollock.
Third Ward S. M. Chapman,
Byron Clark, K. K.
ircinia neirroes are
tliri.'i(i.iii'tnrrwl,.cort lw rf-tii i1 il I f"i 11 I .! 1 1 iflirn-orl rui n U'ntnnn rmrl I J' Hall,
. . . Parmele, M. h
party in tlie next campaign, it no more like uougiass tnan a song jev Qrassman
woidd seem to Ik: about time for the bird is like an eagle. ' Let us hope
standpatters to remove the duty on that this explanation is entirely J. W. Sage, J. R. Denson,
meats and other foodstuffs for such
modifications of the tariff as will
give them letter access to the Wes
tern countries of Continental Ku-
rope.
Putting together, then, the pol
icy of the Taft tourists with that of
the standpatters, the republican
position seems to be something like
this: Open markets for agricul
tural products being a good thing,
we will benevolently open the mar
kets of the United States to the Fil-
razors.
satisfactory to Senator Cullom.
K si:vi:i.t is getting more dem
ocratic every time he says anything
about the trusts. His last utter
ance was to declare that "all cor
porations engaged in interstate com
merce should le under the super
vision of the national gevernment."
1 he assertion tnat congress in
its coming session w ill refuse to ad"
mit Oklahoma and Indian Tcrritory
as separate states is premature and
without authority. It could do no
more proper and patriotic act.
Though the majority is largely re-
lipinos; but, since the opening of
Manspeaker, Wes- our markets to manufactured goods
would be a bad thing for the Dinglev
Foi-rth Ward Wash Smith, trusts, we will not touch the Ding-
ley schedules, directly nor indirect
ly' not even to open foreign mar
kets to American Agriculture pro
ducts. We have here an issue that is
sure to make music in Coneress
More Trouble For Standpatters. next winter and in the contrression-
The exchange of compliments be- al election of next year, if the
Governor Cummins of Iowa and standpatters continue to standpat,
Secretary Shaw, who is going back which most of them will -probably
to Iowa soon with a presidential conclude to do. The Dingley rob-
II. S.
Barthold, G. h. Farley, F R. Bal-
lance, W. I,. Pickett.
Fifth Ward A. X. Despain,
Sol Adams, K. S. Barker, (Men
Phebus, George Manes.
Honors evidently come easy to publican it is by no means certain
t flint it will stntu1 solirllv tofftlior
1 L IK -J.IVIV. WV. lilWV. 1 ,ILH. AC in lllll" - - " f- I..... . , 1 , 1r r
t-,! thnt n fnm.r .lornt of in the commission of injustice. The beei his bonnet, explainssome of benes were well enough for a few
this citv is "fishing" for the honor said republican majority is entitled
the difficulties of getting reciproci- years, while the attention of the
of im'sulintr over thf WVpniii? Wa- to the presumption ot innocence
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ter convention, and it is said he ""til it proves itself guilty.
w ill lu rlTncii n iitoli
jnow, lying may be good poli
ty treaties oonfirmed, and it indi
cates, besides, that Shaw, too, is
infected with the Iowa Idea. This
leaves Cannon of Illinois the onlv
country was diverted by foreign
wars, get-rich-quick prosperity and
games of that sort. Their very ex
cesses are now proving them detri
mental to settled business prosper
ity, even from the radical protec-
Wk hear a great deal of anti-pass tics' but it is not good for anything republican of prominence who ad
talk just now, and wonder just else," and when you see anything hears to the standpat idea.
how man v republicans will pav their in the Journal vou can bet it is the Incidentally confirming what tionis' sort of view. That they are
fare to the Weeping Water con ven- proper caper. The Journal is not Senator Cullom said about practi- unbearably burdensome to all who
tion next Saturday. Also, whether a "boss," does not intend to be cal difficulties of reciprocity, it is were not in the getting-rich-quick
or not an anti-pass resolution will "bossed" by any "bosses" but re- easily seen that Mr. Shaw cannot swim is daily becoming more mani-
be adopted by the republicans of main content in doing the greatest please Iowa republicans without rest
Cass countv.
While Senator Long of Kansas
is promising free trade to the Filli
pinos it would l)e very much to the
the point if he should drop a few
remarks indicating some releif to
Kansas farmers from the oppressive
burdens of the Dingley robber tar
iff.
good to greatest number of demo- proposing more certain measures The high prices of living they
crats. Now, if Farley would pur- of tariff releif. He may glide for have made in the United States and
sue such a course in the republican a time in Culloms "maximum and the reprisals they have provoked in
ranks, instead of setting himself minimum" boat, but he must get foreign countries are restricting our
as a self-constituted boss, he would at last to the principle that the export of factory goods as well as
perhaps fare better. He's too light Dingley schedules need lifting of farm products. "Our exports of
in the upper-story for a commander, w-herever they shelter a mouopoh. manufacture to luirope, which, in
As thp head of the Treasury Mr. spite Ot the jubilant talk Ot the
The editor of the News says c,aw ; c11r,nncPfi to lie familiar American invasion, have never
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that Mr. Gamble is not a candidate with the workings of the tariff and been large, have been declining by
There seems to be a rumpus for county superintendent. Perhaps to approve the strong interview millions for the past five years is
f 1 . 1 r a1 I . IaI T T .
among the republicans ot lowa, ne was nor unui me eauor 01 me published by his tariif expert, Mr. me statement or .treasury expert
and Cummings and Shaw are News recently found out that he Horeld Boice, in which the stagna- Boice, and it is the more signih
shooting at each other at long himself, was not qualified for the tion of our export of manufactured cant from the probability that it
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range. It Secretary bnaw had one- position. lie men commences i gooas is exposed, it is reasonaoie was not matte wimouime Knowiege
half the brains of Governor Cum- operations in the direction of the to expect that Mr. Shaw will sug- and approval of his chief
minc-s he would leave the latter Plattsmouth postoffice. It will be gest a tariff remedy when his presi- Mr. Boice's conclusion that
alone.
In Iowa's loss of population, if
Mr. Shaw and the other standpat
ters cannot prove and locate a
.great census error, it may be con
fidentially predicted that their pol
icy will go to smash in short or
der. This sort of standpatism can
not lxi made popular anywhere.
The Plattsmouth republican ring
have not yet quite finished their
selection of a ticket. They have
the slate almost tilled out. It is
m
a sorry old day for the people of J dential bee begins to buzz freely in changes in existing tariff relations
this city when such a change is Iowa. are neccessary to establish an ex-
made and diet Smith! steps down Senator Cullom told the Recipro- port trade in factory goods on
and out. But as there is many a I city Convention that Ivastern Sena- sound footing and to advance our
slip 'twixt cup and the lip," auditors are unanimously opposed to faltering trade abroad in finished
the appointment will not take place reciprocit-, while Western Sena- products is directly in line with the
for a year, the republicans may tors are solidly for it. Kvery echo teachings of political economy,
wisely conclude to let well enough of that convention confirms the im- theoitical and practical. Apart
alone. pression that Republican voters of from the hostility it incites and the
the West solidly favor some verv reprisals it provokes in other mar-
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There is nothing startling decided modifications of Dinglev's kets, prohibitive tariff encourages
the census bureau's discovery, that robber tariff bad work and increases the cost of
there has been a persistent decline' production to such an extent that
in the birth rate that is apt toaccom- The old saying prod a jackass in the goods who manufacture is thus
-irbles to chalk that it has to Kg I pany increasing density of popula- a tender spot and he will kick every protected compete with difficulty in
at Polk Farley & Co. 's dictation. 3uuSSit i.. UU1C m oamiuay tne worm s open markets. rro-
When a fellow is almost out of 060011168 naraer ana me o i n )ortun- evening s ews. i nere appeared hibitive tariff has always proved
meit it liocomes a oroundho"- case p1"--"1 l"c a. 'mu'"'e,'" two uim-ics uciijuia luc juumai ratal to ioreign markets as wen as
less and tne masses increase, accusations, one written by .bar- jn imports.
l he dark recesses oi nanways is Aslong as Uncle bam was rich ley and the other by his chief as- What are the standpatters ""oing
now where the ring meets nightly enough to give us all a farm sisant, who is also a member of the to do about it? There pet measuie
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to formulate their plans to deteat and there was more than work republican ring and also a promi- has restricted the foreiVn trade in
the will of the rank and file of the enough for ever- able bodied man nent candidate for office. There is in farm products and is now shown
republican party at W eeping ater. I the children might come as fast as I not a particle of use for Farley or I to be dwarfing our export of fac
Farley wants the candidates to
pledtre him their support. When
thev do Farley will "play
fair.'
FAKi.KYis at his pastime as self-
constituted and chief dispenser of
the republican ring of Platts
mouth. His selfishness is seen in
it all. How do the anti-ring peo-
T)le like this? If we cannot have
i
democratic victory give us the rank
and file rather than the ring coterie
of the opposition.
Cai'T.mx Hoijson gets at the
pith of tie matter when he declares
that the peace terms accepted by
the Japs should le such that are
acceptable to the' United states.
Without the allied support of
Great Britain and the moral sup
port of the United States the Japs
could never have wage war to a
successful issue.
tney pleased. W ith demiiushing his assistant to attempt to deiry the tory products. It is odious to the
opportunities and narrower means allegation. The Journal candidly great masses of the people whom
of supporting them, they are not so believes that the News editor has it taxes out of all reason beyond
welcome.
uccii iiiaueueiiiiK .-ceiue eauui- tne limit OI tolerance. It lias HO
dates secretly pledged to give him earthly reason for longer existence
the printing patronage of the
different offices. And when he 1 E riaattsmouth republican
so emphatically denies the charge it ring change their base of operations
shows that the Journal was right, nightly. The hallways of business
Farley has for years tried to have blocks seem to be the most seclud-
elections engineered in his sole le- ed spots for planning against the
half, and if the other republican pa- rank and file. Occasionally one or
ners o
f the county don't watch out two of the gang are absent but
Many republican county conven
tions have been held and most of
them have declared against the pass
system. How astounding it would
le if it could possibly le ascertain
ed how many delegates to the re
publican state convention pay their
fares to and fromlLincoln on this
occasion. The republicans of Xe- h d j j piattsmouth cohorts will Farley, never. If 'he can but suc-
braska usually declare against an g.et in tnejr Work to a finish at the cee 111 Setting nominated candi
evil, but it is hard work for them veeping Water convention next dates pledged to give him the pat
to break off using the same when Saturday. ronage of the offices, in case they
convient to do so, as in case of ' are successful at the polls, he will
state conventions, etc, W e would Good advice to women. If you want be happy. That's just what he is
tike togaze upon thegentleman from a beautiful complexion, clear skin, after, and if he fails in this he won't
Cfs couniy repubHcan debates 1 Pay with the boys. In his se.fis!,
who goes to Lincoln and pays his rp,..-.. nnthint, y, it 35 nts. ness he wants the whole hog or
own fare.
There is nothing like it. 35 cents, ness
Tea or Tablets, uerinz & uo. I none.
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to join tlie ISurlink'ton's pt'onally ((iHlutted Throwuli Tour
ist Sleeper Kxcur.sions. which leave I'lattsinotith every Thurs
day and Friday at :5::,) p. in. The Conductor, who is in per
sonal charge, is an employe of the lui iinton Itoad. He meets
you at the station, cares for you your bayaye, looks afler
transportation in fact, his sole duty is the care of passengers.
Tlie route is through Denver, by daylight tliroiik'li scenic
Colorado and Salt Lake City, thence San Francisco and the
Coast Line to Los Lngeles.
See that your return ticket from from California reads
over the Burlington, that you may likewise be hooked in our
east-bound excursions; and if you return via Portland and the
Putfet Sound country and you should do so bv all means.
There are Hurlington ticket atrents at Portland, Tecoma and
Seattle who will make all vour arrangements for the home
ward trip.
All classes of tickets are honored in these through tourist
sleepers; the cost per birth is but
Daily through standard sleepers (Imaha to San Francisco
and scenic Colorado.
RATES Unusually low rates for the round trip on fre
quent dates during the summer to tlie coast and back.
Apply for Portland Kxpositlon fold
ers, California excursion folders,
berths, information, etc. Describe your
proproscd trip and let nic advise you
tlie most desirable way to make it at
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