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   Sterling Standard (Newspaper) - November 6, 1906, Sterling, Illinois                                Semi TUESDAY NOVEMBER Attorney Walter Stager Makes a Few Timely Sug r to Voters Sterling Whiteside Republicans are Warned that the Election of a Democrat Means to Antagonize the Majority Principles in the Next In union there Is strength and thU is especially true In national lt matters little how many persons believe that the government In accordance with however important these principles may if they do not upon aome common of carrying such principles into vf Many persons entertain the same belief as to sonic but very few believe exactly alike upon all All such how are not in the same relative im and practical politics fore requires that ing the same views upon the portant questions should unite to car ry their views upon those questions and yield tho opinion of tha majority ns to minor on a number of questions which vital tu n resident of this district a much shorter time than Comparison of The circular that Wilson was born In Ogle and that bought a an exten sive near In Ogle luj and has ever since spent a part of his summers and became a legal resident of Ogle two Wilson was born u resident of this and he found It too good a district became a resident of this district by and he has Invested much of his money here and In a way that Is calculated to benefit not only himself but his neighbors as A Con gressman not i merely for the town or county In he re but for the whole The matter niton which la WITH THE lEAT ADDRESSES OF WONDERFUL POWER BY VACANT CHAIR Told In the Evening That There Made for the Coming Minion The at Grace church to crowds all day The services began at and held at Intervals until A magnificent and powerful sermon was delivered at the service on he the And Davids Was Those who heard It will over It as of the finest addresses ever The Mens meeting in the Music was attended by 150 The address oji Amusements delighted all The speaker took a broad of card theatre going and baseball The address Is handled part of this The In Grace CLOB WITH PEER HI u LECTURER DELIGHTS LARGE COMPANY RUBINKAM IS GOOD Miw Luella Philips Music During the Hearing of the Making It Very of the whole but many of them differ widely from each on en the same Republicans on some even on a few which Republicans deem hut these Democrats do not entertain the ty upon That Lowden to mainly national rather than It will a different matter to the average Republican voter that Lowden cannot as Congressman legislate for the whole country Just aa as if he ho nad beena lifelong resident of Ogle conn majority ot the questions which Re publicans deem they did they would not be but Majority of Principles the that when a Congressman is to be If all the candidates are honest men every voter should vote for his own partys If desires to do his support the majority of the measures which the majority of his party deem adherence the may not nl ibe of first in the only principle Involved Is that of maintain party organization for the sake of the benefits to be derived from ft In subsequent more important ah election Con a vote for one candidate or is not merely a vote In support of the party organ it is not merely a vote for the but it Is a vote carrying into effect of important principles which the candidate Is understood to Tomorrow the voters of this district will choose a Con gressman to represent and they will elect either Frank a or James oua efforts being made all over which is strongly Re to induce Republicans to vote for the Democratic there was receiv ed Sterling a large number of copies of a circular pur to have been by tho Wilson Republican Club ot Woo give nearly of the office a and prob ably nearly every Republican voter of this and address procured by Wilsons campaign will receive a copy ol It is stated In this circular that Wilson until lately lived in and that the fWIlson Republican Club tot Woo aung of more than ninety percent of the Republican vo Local pride sometimes go a long It nothing uncommon for for persons at a horse race to bet on horse owned in their own if the owner is a good even if they know the cant It is not aUall surprising that aome of Republican former townsmen have concluded to vote for express their friend but they do not realize that if he should be there wouldbe one more vote In Congress 1 against a majority ot those measures as desire to r i I J above referred to Is the framers of it seem to have exerted themselves to Include it everything that could urged to indues to vote for a In reasons therein given In as very That was true one not for governor two years was in limelight to sach an i of this whole district of and obtained they ot Mm M candidate for him The of Wilsons own counter now if about they and laid the foundation for his for by marrying the daughter of the late and that wealth Is not a qualification for If honestly never buen regarded as tlon for office of any in this dis and It ianot dollar dis Neither has marriage to a rich mans daughter ever been regard ed as the lady herself be ing That at time Low den held office in a number of corpor among others the National Bis cuit and the com In a speech at Polo last Thursday night Lowden stated that he was no longer a director In or holder of stock of either of these and that he would be glad to have the citizens of Polo appoint a committee Republicans or or both to investigate these statements and he further stated that if it should transpire that he had not told the truth to his relation with these companies he would sent to the city of Polo for charitable and would Im resign as and that It the investigation should show had been would immediately resign as Congressman for this such committee has been for Lowden the reputation of being at all a perfectly truthful holdings in the Pullman company are to be very extensive that President the next Congress will Insist upon legislation to curb trust and that we want a Congressman who will aid hi this laudable The Question of It Is thus rather than because of Lowdens family owning some shares of stock of the Pullman he if elected oppose President Roosevelt in his effort to As well might It be said a man is likely to become a if fly en an because some of his family have an interest in a liv ery Neither President nor hardly any other sane is oppos ed to man or corporation acquiring as much wealth as he or it if It is acquired honestly by fair and is used for no improper Washington was one of the wealth iest Americans of his but hla The Womans Ciuli of very fortunate In Na thaniel tf the Chicago University in his m Ibsens Poor shows sreat sympathy with the author and keen study of tb Scandinavian people coupled with an appreciation of the art of Ibsens dra A brief narrative of Ibsens life wan given and the circumstances under greatest Brand These op were written while the was living In Italy where he thought of fnr away where he spent his V n graphic of the curly and of the dreamy with iho hereditary Peer Gynt was originally a char acter in Scandinavian folk whom Ibsen has as a modern Nor He Is present ed as a young man with vivid fl A young man employed v Tin Standard for sonic ha FACTORIES CLOSE EMPLOYES TO YQ greatness by his of nm He LECTURE COURSE SEATS TONIGHT SELECTIONS FOR SEASON AT 7 OCLOCK AT THE Hawthorne Musical Club Will Give First Number Wednesday Eve In the Academy of All Who for Idiots fur Hu and will probably bo on baud thU u tho rooms at 7 oclock to their for the SUMMARY NEWS NOVEMBER WEATER for ones sequences up to a certain He never goes beyond that Ho chose as his Bo but he worked it cut to IKS the troll To Thyself egoism and The death scene of his mother was one of the most fan to be lt will be necessary for thorn prompt If jho and memory Is less dear to us on that The acquiring cf be It much or unlawful anil JUDGE Candidate for County church were Many ques tions were answered In a very npt and pleasing and much In formation was gained by tbo large number The onthe IS There a Hell which was given his usual able Tho ser was nearly two hours and all the time the congregation were bound by the unique and elo of the eminent He Kindly after his All love to hear him and all were aory when h pro the Services for today at draco church as follows At 4 a service of Service on the Plat He on the Is Religion Sign of All hear this 8 In the church he will sive his remarkable and unique sermon The Old Folks at Ha will sing by Let everybody 0 In Memory of the To all attending the mission not Grace Ilvo hundred copies of the beautiful Li known as the book of Com will be given on Friday bearing this tion A Gift from a Loving Mother to Her The books will be given by the mis assisted by tho A be given on tho gift by the The hearers glimpses Gynt In Morocco escapade with the dancing and In where no Is crowned emperor with a crown cf Ho reaches un old man with where he he neither merited nor de served bud must Into the cast ing ladle and Jose his From this fate Poor is saved by thy love of who had given up for ns a and lifetime for him on thp mountains of Ho promised to but round ho always went had nothing but praise and commendation fields dramatic but said It would hove been better to give the first three acts in their entirety and leave the story unfinished than attempt the entire play Inthe ab form necessary to tell the an Peer Gynt is unique in that the master musician of Edward has given a musical setting of his friends and Peer Gynt Suites 1 and In of Suite we have Peer dreaming of future One may the Wednesday c Rood as fhon have been n great more tickets sold during the last few At 7 oclock the selection will open andall who hold them may chose the seals they nr to dur ing the The first i and John Lawrie to Reach San Francisco This Week Friday Around Word received this morning from and John is to the that they will reach San Francisco in the Fri They wrote from Yokohama as they were Joan and tne ure of are President Roosevelt is laboring to and the whole life and character of Frank Lowden s proof if he will aid the President to the utmost of his Wilson la a reputable on and an able and there are such In this if he be elected undoubtedly do could to help and a Republican Congress in their efforts to prevent the acquiring of wealth by unlawful or then is nothing even in this regard he do if as On this one Wilson la In accord with the which Republicans fav he U unalterably be was aot he hot be a prides on being whether given by a Democrat or by Sanborn who wore with and bad to and were to proceed around the reaching BIBLE CLASSES AT Tomorrow evening and will entertain at the Bible with which they are This Is a yearly al ways attended and greatly en Under direction of Lee will bci a pleasing cf music and All are to come prepared with a full repertoire off original storied that never appeared In the pat ent A brass knocker from Havana has been attached to front door in of the ern sunshine so characteristic of Griegs In Ases tho composer has not tried to follow the wild Imagination of but pictur ed the misery and poverty of old Ase dying In a buby short for her to lie comfortably In striking contrast is Anitas In which we have the abandon of Orient al dance It Is to bo regretted that owing to a misunderstanding between pianist and the Hall of the Moun tain King was as this Is one of the most characteristic of with its weird and Miss Luella Philips Interpreted the Grieg music at intervals after the scene had been Her play ing that of a musician and uho got the spirit of the es CLUB BUSINESS MEETING V Sterling and Rock Falls Women to Clothe From The business session of tho Ster ling and Rock Falls Womans Club Saturday afternoon was the largest the Mary 20 West Third made an for clothing for children between etui i the taken upwith of This club of musicians are said to be giving tho very best of the and they are de lighting great crowds they who recently re turned from says that he at tended the entertainment and it something He says he would bo glad to see It again even though It would cost as much ns the entire which Is being given by the Sterling A The form a unique or of International 1 Next November to and probably southern and contra Local Conditions Reported by ver YESTERDAY I vo U WAn TODAY M HI Ki TIMES WHEN THOSE WHO TOIL MAY CAST THEIR 1 HEAVY VOTE IS EXPECTED Sterling and Rock ed In the Issues of the Present Good A committee of who are in out a vote on made a visit to nearly ail of i lie factories of the Twin Cities this morning to ascertain at what the plants would allow the employes to vote in their respective voting The result of Investigation that all of them woro willing to the men plenty of their ballots and the list secured reads as Wire to 8 Novelty Iron at liberty at any Sterling Machine to to S Charter Gas Engine at liberty to vote at any ai liberty to vote at any International Harvester factory at Cobb close factory at 4 pi J Lawrence factory WHAT OCCURS TONIGHT Company n Grace Church City O PAGE Club Women When Will Local letue Sunday PAGE Country from Hie Klve characteristic numbers birds and They Impersonate famous mtm and In their musical num bers make use of many kinds of In The ly be greeted by a full house day DEBATES AT literary society being conducted under tho auspices In this place has decided to hold meetings all winter on the second and fourth Thc first debate held via favor one or more Republican measures and op the majority of Republican meas ures while a vote for Frank means a vote for a lifelong Re who if the Republican on all the load ing Stagey si donations might be hlr Hattle gay n report of the first two days of the convention in October was bright and K i the of Ifc tw uf Th wai charge of a full account of the meeting Is given In another article in this The travel class In the rooms November and the cluB chorus will moet with at BOY Roy suffered an the West Side In Candidate for State and the under dis cussion Cubit iw the speeches of the debate there will and other entertainment aild every body Is WAS THERE A COCK Some ladles living In the west end of the city say that there was a cock fight Indulged In on West Fifth street Sunday They are positive that the forbidden sport was the at traction which Interested a number of In that vicinity and say they give names and assist n the prosecution If there Is another oc currence of the The men nothing about Chicago last is recovering rapidly from the effects of the friends here pleased to hear good news from Make getting to the polls first business TEAMS many at about 4 oclock when fine hitch ed a carriage went north on Fifth avenue terrific rate of The team followed by an automobile and the horses to beat pace as far as could be scon to the Democrats Have Iron and steel PAGE Hearst Short Telegraphic PAGE Sailors Evidence PAGE Rock Falls PAGE Market Report Telegraph PAGE Local Professor Austin MISS LYDIA WAHL PEAD Sweet Young Life Ended In Sunday Brought Miss Lydla Wahl died Sunday after noon at oclock In had been 111 there for week or so with typhoid fev which caused her William her and Miss Nettle her had been with her during her and though she had the best of nursing and medical the end The remains accompanied by the mother and arrived here on the train this and were taken to the home of tho on the corner of Seventeenth avenue and Fourth They were met at the depot by a of sorrowing rela tives and The deceased was about twenty five years of She had been a school fty years hav ing taught In Ashton and Beloit at the beginning of term She had been in very good health until a short time when she was attacked by typhoid Miss Wuhl a sweet made a friends sne Her great shadow over the as well as aver many friends and relatives there la Russell Wahl left to mourn the also three half sisters and two half as follows of Miss es Carrie and Nettle at Albert In Chicago and Henry in All have the sympathy of many at this Sterling Manufacturing to Northwestern Barb Wire 8 Illinois Straw Products 2 8 Rock Manufacturing C to Hearse w to thought that this will ago the men to see to It that ballots are In the boxes before close of the and that wll cast the biggest vote In its li The polls open at 7 oclock and close at 5 EACH REPUBttCAST SHOULD v JL EXCELLENT SUPPORT y Wo Fear of Defeat If Will Do Duty and are today on an ejection and It to h that they may not underestimate vital importance of it and of general apathy Jeopardize sured selection of providing the full vot Is gk H Is to be hoped that lean will do hla duty and lay business and labor long enough to visit the polling place ind cast The only fear of Democratic s by reason of Republicans neglecting to and a consequence all should realize their duty v ballots for continued prosperity Tl oud which brought It STRIKE COAL AT HARMON of Good Bituminous Found by of Be November The the village well at Harmon struck a thick vein of soft coal Satur vein was found at a depth of ICO feet surface of the On the top was a layer ot shale and but under that found good coal and the drill had not reached the of it going down several There Is much excitement over find and the people believe that the WEST 22 The football game at Mineral Park Sunday between the First Ward West In a for the West the score being 22 to Is said have been tho star player of the ft The funeral services win be held at the Wednesday after noon at two mutual consent of the attorneys tho Patterson alley opening litigation REPUBLICANS The members of the town and coun ty Central Republican together with other prominent met Saturday evening and made final for the tins out of on IMPROVING MGHT SERVICED The Sterling Gas Electric Light Is improving the the light plant by putting new on the big dynamo Increasing the of the boilers and otherwise s making it better for COMPANY IS Tho sterling Concrete with capital stock of been The ar natch   

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