Marble Rock Journal (Newspaper) - September 5, 1912, Marble Rock, Iowa flodt journal NO OS FLOYD SEP. 5, 1912 TERMS A OUE WIGHT LITTLE 1OYS. We of With an little Jwt They of tad hand ready ic and happy in the an they expect to To all its and no evil their everything They thins every rote its every to be of f. The path b Md either side are which threaten to at every numerous enticing seek to hire i from the narrow way that leads to and Here it is that the of Christian mothers take root in their and their I till will go before them guiding stars whose be extinguished no tow hard the storms of i may beat SPARE THE Thirty years ago this country bad thousands of as beautiful walnut trees ever grew on the face of the They were ruthlessly cut down and into fence and rails and into lumber which was used for all kinds of building Many of these trees today would Bell for The same line of policy is now being pursued with many other of Pine trees are being laid waste by the The turpentine manufacturer is yearly destroying thousands of ul pine trees for the sake of a gallon of pentine from that in a few years would be worth many and so it is with other kinds of The bod which much of this n growing is of little value for thing There are many trees that if left alone for the next few years would bring large It be wefl to flunk of these things before ruthlessly chopping them The line of poet would be applicable spare that 600 Voters Oat of Responded Bull First to Return their Postal The Result of the Poll Gives Taft 211, Roosevelt 241, Wilson 110, Debs 28. 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Out of the postal out by this requesting the re- to indicate their choice for governor and the third ty ticket 600 have returned the Outside of Union and Scott townships the cards were mailed republican Ihe republican primary ki being used for that About half of the votes in Union and Scott cast for Wilson came from Re- Dunn for governor ed many republican votes in these two The light vote from Nora Springs is due to the fact that our cards were nearly exhausted when reached Rock Grove township and only a small per cent of the voters of that township received The results by towns is as CHARLES for 185 For third party Against third party 72 prohibition 1. V IT PAYS TO BE The editor fikes they are often I abused And he often regrets that he hasn't the power to emphasize this A boy can have a time as a polite and well-behaved boy than as a Having passed the we we were a we did so many sarHy foolish things that we spend of our tune now in Here b one thing that boys can think with Good boys are always By a good boy we do not Mean a or a A good boy can have a better time than a boy whose parents are always abont There is nothing which promises a good time that good boys may not The mean things boys do always them And we firmly believe are becoming better all the 1 A boy always bear his in he b rapidly ing a and it h uncomfortable an boys should remember that i are the first to lie offered are always con- i other for the good always way of a fant and lead to blow him 5 I Clark for For third party Against third party MARBLE Roosevelt Clark for For third party Against third party FLOYD Clark for For third party Against third party Clark for For party ticket Against third party NORA Clark for For third party Against third party SCATTERING Beit for a Bum U for M other be kept of Us great vate fa af ft the Mku the to Ike m This b ZO 54 1Z Z 45 12 40 20 53 26 14 44 39 14 22 1Z 12 6 12 5 4 11 3 9 7 14 4 5 6 4 1Z 3 9 3 6 6 2 S 1 1 4 1 6 2 of the MR ate ty A. J. Clark for Dunn For third party Against third party Some complimentary remarks and Us my business not Taft or There has been deception enough md did the old parties do as they No more fooling by G. O. P. for me. Think we are progressing Taster now Dun a common man can Either Wibon or Roosevelt wnl ml me. I Dont know i to Wo for Bnfl wm Taft a f 1m nit for may vote for like Wibon win 1 is a good till ul might change my I have not decided but will eith er vote for Wilson or I favor a progressive Taft would not get a corporals guard here hi Kill the Bull Let Teddy find the while Taft and Debbs go A Wilson card contains the ing have always been a re- As I was the answer of a home We concede the Would like to save Kenyon is the notation of a Roosevelt Will not vote for any man who ports Taft for I am a Will work for I am in favor of a progressive for but as is none I snail stay by my This man votes for A City friend scratches all the candidates and vote for H. B. Nies for Eugene prohibition Why is every politician and every newspaper afraid to take a stand against the liquor The monster evil of the The root of all ical corruption and white The Electoral New York The thirty-eight republican electors in Pennsylvania were nominated as Roosevelt and most of them have signified an intention to vote for Roosevelt for Two of the regular republican electors in Ohio have declared that they will vote for Roosevelt In South Dakota five republican electors chosen by the regular state convention of the party since the Chicago convention's adjourn are publicly committed to in in in West Washington and other states republican electoral candidates are ex- to adopt the same As these things are shaping approximately eighty can electors will vote for It will be necessary to nominate Taft electors by and when so nom they will go on the ballot not under the republican To the charge of unfairness tho Roosevelt electors reply that they are giving notice of how they intend to and that u the people choose them will be because a majority is favorable to Roosevelt From a legal point of view a political party is a state and an elector is a state Thus it has not been shown how possible to make a successful gal attack on the of these Roosevelt On side they contend they are not tinder gation to leave a party with which they are well because deem the action at Chicago to have bordered on They purpose to remain republicans and are not ous of assisting in the organization of a new This electoral college mix-up rates the danger of retaining dead chinery in the The electoral col- lege has been a form for nearly 3 and the in has voted for But suddenly the electoral college is discovered to amount to It will be in the way of the right of each voter to ex- press his preference A voter should not be compelled to in- quire as to how electors will vote if if the constitution is to be amended so as to provide for a single term the amendment should carry a for the abolition of the college and the direct tion of and vice presidents This roontry of instead of being threatened with too great con- is and has been the victim of constitutional i i mtm 11 Try Our Cameo Absolutely Pure 35 cents per oome other the t Of times Fon a Good of j ii Use the Plantation 2 pound cans for 75 Just a few more OXFORDS All going At Best Flour always Try a sack for your next LUDWIG Phone 8. t HIGH Prices for Meat means higher prices for farm lands where you GROW RAISE CATTLE AND Do you know that in southwestern Minnesota are the lowest priced corn lands now on the We have listed with us nearly 100 farms in Lyon one of the richest in the at ridiculously low TO PER f These are well improved near good mail fine class of They are producing big crops of Wh Clover and There is no better proposition today for in the Corn Any of these farms will compare with Lanois and Tanns at to 250 per DO YOU Come with us and let us show Prove the facts for VERY EASY Ask us about the terms and how the crops will pay for the INVESTMENT Land OR O. 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