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About The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1908)
W! 'iumwpni mppuinjg. JyMflMA. OCTOBER 23, ISO J The Commoner. wv9 v TVfwmnmwMmg iH njVJHHHw tvv jk - P'.r ra f ses-a i&SAMAN TRIAL OFFER T WTIil give yoti my frplondid out fit on a 00-day froo trial entirely at my own risk, oro- if, vldlnir you aro tlio nrsuruni your lo cality to accept my Koneroua offer. I havo al ways sold tlicso aplondld Outflta to dealers, but thla season, commencing wlUi this very day, 1 havo mndo up my mind to sell direct to tho wearer and save every man tho enorttoua profit that h&3 alwavs gone Into the pocket of the dealer. To make my new plan a success rljjht from tho start I decided to place with ono rcll.il lo person In each community my complete out fit for $5.00 and not ono cent more. Thin Is my atylloli len-pit co Outfit i Stylishly tailored suit, J Prtaldont dress shirt, 1 Kins Kdward cap, 1 pair Empire suspendcre, 1 Ealr mend-proof iioxe, 1 Chesterfield tlo, 8 fine andkerchlefls, 1 set cold buttons. To be safe In securing this offer send at once for tape, ordor blank, etc., for I can Rive to but one In a locality at this advertising1 price, V. O. L1NJDQUIST, Man a er. CANADA MILLS CO., fcpt. 45 Greenville, Mich' "IMADE12v Selling TJu 7-Pieco Kitchen Set" rnm tvorn tUxUnmt ef II. & CUNNIXQUAM. AGENTS yi' 2ol IHsB vLI WI9L. El aro cotnlnr tnoney selling from 60 to 6f0 tats per woek. Tou can do It. Send jour address today and let as PROVB IT. Experi ence upncceiwry. We bow you bow to make f3 (o 10 day. OUT IT FEEE to -worker!, THOMAS MFG. CO, 471 Homo Bldg. Dayton, Ohio Texas School Land $1.00 to $5.00 PtrAcrt Texas has passed now School Land Laws. Millions of acres aro now to bo sold by tbo State at 91.00 to IS.co per aero; only one-fortieth cash and no mora to pay for 40 years, unless you desire; only 8 percent Intoreet. You eon buy 160 acres at 41.00 por acre, pavaulofl.OOdown and 10 year's time on the balanco, 3 Interest. Greatest opportunity ever offered to Investors and farmers. Totaa, laud.Is'bcttcr than Oklahoma, Iowa or Illinois. Send 00 ecnta xor uoovc or instructions. New ucateLaw ana si jiexas.ana i win ten you rKEE now to secure jibs of over MO million acres of vacant public land s In V dif ferent States, which are open to homestead, Address E. C. HOWE, 783 Hartford Buildfna, CHICAGO. ILL. APACHE MOTOR CYCLES Hade by BROWN & BECK, Denver, Colorado ARE WINNERS both for usefulness and practicability and aro tho Simplest Motor Cycle Made. Write us for Cata lotruo of rama Wo also havo tho celebrated 2 1-1 Ilorso Power Racyclos at $135.00 each. Brown and Beck, Denver, Colorado AGENTS EAUN $7& to $250 a month selling Nov elty Knlvi-s w Ith photos BRYAN & KERN. Ihiy one and show yourloyalty. NollB,2-bl. $1.00. Cat alog snows many styles. Wo decorate transparent bandies with any photos, nnrnc, address, lodge, om bl"ms. etc. Razor steel 1 hides. Runrantecd. Great rollers. Bljr commission. AVr'tc lor agent's terms. Kovelty Cutlery Co., 66 Bar St., Canton, 0. 0YEB1ENT POSITION 46,712 Appointments tejjgMSffS. Past year. Good life positions at $810 to S1,eoo per year. Excellent opportunities for voting people. fNrli o . "uuuwu uy limn. n iu .v iy?i.8c,coAnnouncenjcnt,contalnIngfulllnfonnntlon ??.i &1K Kovernmpnt examinations and queaUons rc cently nsed by the Civil Service Commission. COLUMBIAN CORRE5P. COLLEGE. WASHINGTON. D. C INFORMATION i&KGARDING WANTED , -- .. aw r-" - -- A Moi Fttr (viLu8!0, ot Particular about location, win oil? ilonr. from owner only who de-VrtSi dIrect to V"-. Give price, nnn cJipt,on, and state' when possession L. DARBYSHIRE, Box 3d5b Hochestor, N. Y. Till I iwa .. LEARN AlinTmNPPRSMn? cir,l2"11?f AuctionVorlnr dpbris November 10, diuHrn ?,,nber 24 'u-'tliao'for students to Tho winter term fJoncsNatloiial and con- back to a period of prosperity? We And from every state assurances of rqproof. The reports from our own friends and from tuo enemy confirm our hopes. And wo have another evi dence that no one will dispute, and that Is that the president himself has become frightened at the chance of his candidate and rushes Into the arena to help the man whom he thought could not fight his, own bat tles. I have a right to crltlclso the action of the president. I have a right to assume that he would not have entered the arena If he had been satisfied with the progress of the cam paign, but, my friends, fear ahd fright are no excuse for the degradation of the high office which he holds. (Ap plause.) I believe he did wrpng when ho undertook to select a republican candidate and force th .candidate upon his party. Tell me that the president Is a good man and that he selected a good man? That is no ex cuse. If a good president can pick out a good man and force that man uron his party, then by the jeame pre cedent a bad president can pick out a bad man and force him upon his party. You can not defend a bad precedent by saying a good man may make good use of It. Presidents die even good presidents; tho people live and can be trusted to do their own selecting with out the interfering of a'" president. (Great applause.) If you say that the president did right to assume the po sition of dictator In his own party, I deny- that he has the right, to use ttiatj oiuce tnat belongs to all. .tho people as,. .If it were a, party .asset that be longed to him personally. That office is our office. His salary Is paid by all of us, and It is paid on thp theory that he is our servant If we- are mistaken, if that office belongs to the republican party, then let him repay to us democrats tho amount of hitf salary that we have paid, and lot us use It to counteract his influence in this campaign. (Applause.) .1 dare' to criticise his use of that office. I aspire to it myself. That Is the high est office in this world; that office has with it the. sacred traditions that have come down from Washington and Jef ferson and Jackson and "Lincoln, and II I take it, I want to take it as they left it and not dragged in the mire of politics and made a football between the parties. (Applause.) When I was in congress-. I tried to secure the passage of a resolution pro posing an amendment that would make the president inelliglble to re election. I believe that that office Is so high, that the power that; the presi dent wields is so great, a power more vast than any king on earth today wields, I believe that with all that power and patronage and influence the occupant of the White House ought not to be subjected to the temptation to use these influences to advance his own ambition, and be cause I believe it, I havo said in three campaigns that if I was elected I would not be a candidate for reelec tion. I do not want to sit there for four years and have interested politi cians whisper in my ear what I. ought to do to get another nomination or another election. If I am. elected I want to occupy that office with a pur rqBei single to serve the people who elected me. (Applause.) I want to tear- from my beart every personal ambition and devote four years of my life and whatever ability Irhave and whatever energy I possess tocthe pur nose of restoring this government o its old founaauou, iuunmB , &. government in which the people rule I government under which every citi Be'SVall draw from society. a-reward nronortionate to " ''""Vf -""- l)r.J: v x .otrin,! ffireat an- mankind. (Great ap- POLITICS AND CREAM SEPARATORS The manufacturer of a much advcrtlsod cream soparator, sold mainly by Implement dealers, Is out with an announce ment to employes that if Bryan should ho elected his factory will havo to at onco closo down. Regardless of political preference everybody may judge for himself of tho propriety of threatening employes in this manner. But if this separator factory does close down It will not be .because either Taft or Bryan Is elected, but because of tho sweeping success of tho now 1008 lino of Improved DB LAVAL machines, which has already ,rclo8cd down" most attempted competition. So far as DB LAVAL machines aro concerned, thero aro going to be just as many cows and Just as much milk to separate whether Taft or Bryan Is choson prcoident, and tho well informed buyers of separators are going to put their monoy into DB LAVAL machines In as largo proportion ono way or tho other, and do so in constantly increasing propor tion as Comparative soparator merit becomes more a mat ter of actual knowledge and less of mere catalogue and advertising claims. ... s .. Wo aro not in politics- and. not trying to dlctnto to other peoplo how-to votepbUtswe ane Inthe soparator business and aro trying by cveryj-. Justifiable moans to bring about tho universal .use of DB LAVAL Cream -Separators becauso of their overwhelming superiority in every feature of soparator 1' wvuvwymv , i,H !.. v THe'DEbAVAb-SEPARATOR Co. General Offices: 42 E. Macison Street CHICAGO 1218 &. 1216 Filbert St. . PHILADELPHIA 165"167 BROADWAY, DnUMM A SACnAMEOTO Sts. 173-177 Viuiam Stet MONTREAL 14 & 10 Pnihcttt Stkct WINNIPEG 107FrtStkut K ijsan fjiancwcc n $irNEiAr YOpjv q & Portland, oreq. m& sr JBT PlW tH ATfcfci ijM t r jm i - -ri-rfF 'j v4 ..riim. W&J&W&WttlffiV&fo$? tXi" tWI rCvW r I f . M die, jtJJr Gets this Watc On 30 Days Approval njS lot .! 9. TDM araaemuM fcin tunuiua waicne, van jewel, penectiy nnitnea, highly poimiw, iom wiua biiu net. perfect time keeper! carefimr ao)ntl ana ule lerni'tlier re cent out as d we keep them cleaae4 and regulated tor yoa tot two yean free of ehargs. Tlio Cae la guaranteed for years. It la marie of two heavy ttieete of kIcI orer a hard and Onrly temper' mHal cotnpotllion, elejrsntlr enrrare, Theno wntrhee are 13 tlio thin model HuaUng Cam with tpeclal hloce bark and Ixrtel lnt ana oamnprI. Tlili offer e ftfeselataly (eeWJte bJ i watrlie exactly m w repreie'nt. W wast j6tt tn-rtj tint of Uire rrntrhnnn trial forthlrtr dara. ind.ua 11.00 In nran cocxl faflh and we will tend eltlif r ttyle ae deeerlbe! tlgia or waiuuua, tablet or renuemeire waieli, TeHIt wear It ak frmr JeweUr'a onttilon. If It. jio't worth' what we . . .4l. .. . ....... .J-1I ... .1 Tlieaateof UiMe watchea l llmittd-ta ewtoa customer, to Oikt mrcrrona will hare a chance to (ecu re one Utnlher. with Oar Blr Treo Moaey.narlng Jewelry Catalog. Wo or wl.olenale Jewelers aelllnr direct to tha eonsiiaer. lead in ynt order today as this adrertli-mnt will pot appear ajaln. In orderlor .state whether you want a Ladle' or a,8estla- lEUOWIfxYoTEw'lStuY CO,, Wl.olca.lo Jeweler 17 Mentor WCK Chic.- h' ill ( 10,000 ACRES i.i....i..,.m ii. .. . - . COLORADO IRRIGATED LAND Near Rocky Ford on Santa Fo Ry., at La Junta. (Pop. 0,500.) LOW PRICES EASY TERMS Wonderful Climate Rich Land Splendid Water Right , Surrounded by sugar factories. Sugar beets pay $25 to $75 per acre; Cantaloupes $100 to $250 per acre; Alfalfa from. 18 per cent to 25 per cent. Fruit, grain and vegetables pay handsomely. '. ' Tho Land Will JEphance Enormously. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK- LA JUHTA LAID GQ., 240SanUFnAve.f La Junt,CoI. i t ! l i . t i I J. .1 4 renders iu plause.) Uuey i! iAvviH;.n,nry ' ,rorcataio'-rwTHo vuil u. J0AE8, Tret, 1218 Washington Wtd, CMeago, 111. u "i