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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
THEY WILL HOLD OVER.


The board Of county commissioners
at It's meeting yesterday afternoon
practically ignored the opinion OF
County Attorney Van Colt with re-
spect TO the removal OF election regis
trars appointed by the late board
under the laws Of 1896. The board de
cidpd to retain the present registrars
until next June. COMMISSIONS Raw
Inns voted in the negative and taF-
ored removing all the old registrars
and naming an entire new list or
names. II may be that litigation WIZ
follow as a result of the board Is ac-
ton.
CLAIM ORDERED REJECTED.
The claim Of the civic federation for
Ss.912,9l, advanced to the county 70
aid in the prosecution Of the celebrated
Doodle" case, was ordered rejected
and filed, This action was In accord
ance with an opinion OF The county
attorney. who said that the claim
did not come within the pro
Vlso Of the Constitution Tor
the reason that no cluims were iu-
Cured ny public officers in the e&ecu-
ton OF the laws but that 1t was sim
ply a case where money was advanced
10 carry on public prosecution. There
are nineteen vouchers in all endorsed
by ex-County Attorney WhittemOra
The money was all paid out for the
prosecution of the cases and oollec-
ton Of evidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Reception to Bishop McCabe,

The Rev. Charles c. McCabe
bishop in the Methodist Episcopal
church. has arrived in Salt Lake for
ference Of the Utah mission which be-
gins at $3.50 am. tomorrow and cN-
tends over n period of Ave days. The
bishop will be rendered a reception at
the First Methodist church this even
ing commencing at S o'clock. TomOr-
row night Bishop McCabe viii deliver
a lecture at the First NJ. r. church
on the Bright Side OF Libby Prison,
The subject is one with which the
speaker Is very familiar and should
prove OF unusual interest TO the pub
Ito
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Thomas L. Thomas Jr. came home
from Denver late yesterday afternoon.
nouncing that he had succeeded in se-
curing the much coveted Elsteddfod
band contest prize seems TO have been
somewhat premature. At one time 1t
looked as though the Justice Of his
representations would be recognized.
But circumstances arose which pre-
vented, though II seems improbable
that they would long obtain as no per-
son familiar with the facts will deny
that the Salt Lake band fairly won
the medal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. s.-The
PrUhID ton state convention conciuutd
Ia labsrs today by nominating Fran.
OILS Il, BALDWIN, OF .Eimlra Tor chief
Judge Of the court Of appesl.. The
platform presented the one Issue OF
liquor traffic and denounced the
HIiues excise law anu secular
muse ments on Sundays. A pli X
d caring for woman suffrage wos
~ VIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
PROVO.
SEPT, $, 1897.
County Business.

At the meeting OF the board Of coun-
ty commissioners, held yesterday, the
following business was transacted:
The Andrews Bridge Building Co. OF
Salt Lake was awarded the contract
for building the bridge across Provo
river below the mouth Of the canyon
at cost of 1916, TO be built in ninety
days from date.
company applied for the privilege of
erecting electric light and power and
telephone poles along the county roads
of Utah county. Taken under advise
mnmt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
FORAKER IN " ,sn,NoTos.

senate sub. Comn ...c work tn Pm.
tcct GSSernmsntiu U. -. sale.
Senator II raker OF o 40 mas arri we'd
~ Washington. He IL chairman OF n
sut-o0mmittee Of the Senate commit
Zee On Paoifo TaIirUaus wbich i.
GnarseI with the Investigate lon OF sew
etai matters catn cIed WIN III. q.
clfic RAILROADS, among them being TN
cVn1itisn o. tins sinking fund hsld In
tne treasury On aocJunt OF tue Uui n
Psoitic ROAD and the alleged irsuIu.
ient paien ing Of lanus u THIS {, m
ANY. Ihlsi uGuef n resolution in
.IOduced BY Is nat Psuigrsw who
was pssseO 10y the sana ~ ~. "
session. The other msmbsrs OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Married in the Salt Lake Temple,
September s. 1897. Mr.. Howard r..
briggs, son of ~. w and RosaIia r.
briggs. Of Pleasant Grove, Utah coun-
ty. and Miss Eva F'rampton. daughter
of VIM. NJ. and Mary Frampton. Mr..
and Mrs. briggs viii leave for Cedar
city on Saturday next. where MIR.
briggs has been employed as lnstruc-
tor IN English and literature In the
Southern Branch Of the Utah univer-
sity Normal school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Today and yesterday We're the dates
set by the board of education for the
enter the city High school. who are
without tine necessary certificates
emitting them To admission. There
We're about twenty-five applications
for admission and the examinations
We're conducted by Principal Clark and
a corps Of High school teachers. The
number and names of the success
full candidates are not yet known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
New Wards in Sanpele.

Two new wards have been formed
in sanpete Stake lately by Apostle a.
II. Lund and the presidency OF the
Stake. A part of Gunnison on the
south will be known hereafter rs
Ccnterfied ward. Elders Andrew G.
Fjelsted. Sylvester Whiting and
Charles II. Emily were set apart as
Bishopric of the new district. Free
dom is the other new ward This Is
located about three miles west from
Moroni. Elder Martin V. Taylor
was chosen Bishop; Elders James w.
Lowry and Stephen S. Ballinger,
counselors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Charles 1ngham, the sheepman who
has been imprisoned for three weeks
in Rich county for refusing to pay his
license tan, has been released and his
case is Ia he appealed by the attnr-
neys for the WOolgrowers' association.
In the hearing, which Will be before
Justice Hart. Rich county VIII b"
represented by Attorneys Evans and
Rogers, and Ingham by Attorneys
Brown and Henderson and Zane.
Moyle and Costigan. A big fight IL
.nri In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

United States Attorney Eiiiuw ODD
yesterday HE'D In the fiiss OF tn,
srfitoria secretary at Paoenix, Ar.
ma, lice OF interiion to oJn.truol d
rsilfosd from Phoenix through Fem I.
and Mesa to Globe, distance OF 100
mIies, with pisIch Iins from Qu,ea.
.wash, u distance u l6 miles to + or
epce. The notice Is bied Ia ths intel
ssI Of The 3 'nls Fe rosJ. rns pre-
imInsry survey has bsen maze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

At meeting Uf the passenger
agents OF the Trans, Mitsouri line.
held at Denver ysst.rIay, II was d.,
uided to grant a rate Of Que iare Tor the
round trip 10 Denver on the occasion
of the coming festival oil mountain snd
plaiu. This rate will Apply 10 tn.
state OF Colorado, the western half o.
Nebraska anu Kansas n Il the Who'll.
OF the states OF Wyoui e ami U.ah
anu the territory OF New Mckee.
Owing TO peculiar cou ditlons the Rock
Isianu wss allowed to announce a rate
VI so per cent OF one lare,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Grand Valley Times: The members
Of the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day Saints Of Moab ward have set
n movement on foot To erect new
church building and are circulating a
paper for contributions toward "
and are meeting with success, a iine
building win be a valuable addition to
the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

case OF Mrs. j. V. Staples. convicted in
the police court Of stealing valuable
ring belonging to Mrs. a. j. Draper.
at whose house she had been rooming.
The ring was discovered by Mrs. Dra-
per at the place where 1t had been
pawned, and was returned to her. Mrs.
Draper refrnined from prosecuting the
case because OF the derendant's child.
and she was content with getting her
property back.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Ing down from Provo canyon report
ed to the sherlfs office that they had
met Chris Madsen. the young man
who shot Arthur Storrs at salina a
short time ago and afterwards escaped
from the SEWER county iuii \ depu,,
sheriff Murdock ct Hebcr was tele-
phoned TO look out for him although
the officers think it is u case Of mis-
taken Identity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

CHICAGO. Sept. g. Chicago swell
teIsd IN a temperature oi 81 degrees
iodsy. The humidity WIS nIRh ADD
lhs-not south VIM ADDED to the gem
eIsl discomfort. Neurask D., Kansas
and the wnols west snd norlhw esi are
In the embrace Of a warm wave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Mrs. Clara 0bery.

Mrs. Louisa Nordbery, whose ad-
dress Is Verona, Lawrence county,
Missouri desires to learn the where
abouts Of Mrs. Clara Obery, wife Of
Carl Obery, who Joined the Church
and emigrated from Stockholm about
eight years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Grifln curing the months Of April
snd MAJ, 1896, rrd never saw her
hru h. Els. Griffi wsys, ,he TAI 3,
ir,n eJ h,r usrnnd with Affection,
tn MIR. Griffin was not the came to
his vile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
NAV Go 10 Denver.

1t is reported that the Rev. II. C.
Illff. who recently resigned from the
superintendency Of Methodist mission
work in Utah, may go 10 the Colorado
capital for the purpose Of accepting
position In the University OF Denver,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Agricultural College, Logan. Opens Sen
TENDER 20, 1897,

COURSES OF STUDY Agrlcp,.
ture, civil engineering, mechanical
ehsineerlng' domestic arts, book.
keeping, and general science.
MANUAL TRAINING Farming
dalrying. blacksmithing and Inecben'
ism, carpentry, cooking and dress.
making.
Tuition, free. Entrance fee a.
Board S2,2j to 50 per week.
Address: j. NJ. TANNER.
Dpaytla-t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

RELLEr.-1n this city. Coline Kelley asa,
- years, wife o: John Kelley and dSuvhis,
teenth ward A'
The deceased leaves a husband and on.
child. wv
Sixteenth ward meeting aouse 'N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
Personal Paragraphs.

j. w. Kcnneiy oil Beaver coun,v
hse b. eh mmissioDel c Notary mi.
lie by Governor Wells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

John Nj. RiDswalt Ia sueins Char.
loiIe II. DOnnelly OF al for 81 200 ON q
pI0missory note secured by mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08


~ W. HARDY, THE ADMlNI,TkA 'Hg s'
Of the estate of sarah q. Hardy III
cenaed, having died his petition herein, sSy
verified, praying Tor nn order OF sts 80,
real estate OF said deeed mt, for the pu P,bsi
therein set forth. IL 10 therefore ',deiee vi
ali persons Interested In the estate oou on
doroa- cd. appear before the sAld eou' n
Saturday the nineth day OF October, =, a
lsai at 9'aD o'clocS am a. The e9nrs i0 M iss
taid cOuri, VI the County Court ions. ~ a,oS
city and county OF salt Lake, Utah. 20 ssvs
cause why an order should not DO grsn,S,I,bs
the sand administrator, to soll so nusn ,sts 4,
real estate OF 5 i'd deceased al prlyhle Nh,
shall be necessary, and thni copy o. s,s .
orderbe pubhshcd at lonst fogr s sGSoS News.
weeks in the peteret semi eekl, a. ssld
u newspaper printed and published ID '
city and County. , s,h s.y Of
IsrAL1 september. A. ID 1871. .rs
OGDEN HS.Es. Juds''
N DAVID C. DUNBAR. CLERK
BY +, q. SEDALL, Deputy.
Young aud MoyIe at, orneys'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08
COLORAD8 MIDLAND 5000.
bought by Chairman OIcoti Of Rsor
gnpiza,ian Committee for S203.OOO,

gnpizs'ian Committee for s203.OOO.
DENVER, Sept. S-The Cgiorad,
MiulaDu railroad, now IN the hal Dis OF
= receiver, was sold 81 auction at Loo
lousy at Colorado City under order OF
court. There was tut one bidder
Chairman OIcott OF the Reorganization
COMMITTEES representing the bDnuhoiu.
srs. The property was sold to him for
$4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

In the District Court OF the Third Jud'eA
District In and for Salt Lake Counth
state OF Utah,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

If anything can be done toward inter
national bi-metalism there is hope that
President McKinley's new commission
may secure action. Senator Wolcott and
the late Vice President Adlai e. Steven
son, two OF the members, are earnest free
silver men. The third commissioner
Gen. Paine Of Massachusetts,, is believer
in international bi-metalism. II these
three men cannot awaken European in.
terest in bimetalism the taak may q
we'll be abandoned for several years, and
We predict that their mission will result
In failure. Such being the case. II the
United States is to be released from the
depressing effects Of single standard
this beneAcent end must be attained BY
the adoption OF the FREQ silver principle
without askinR the consent Of any Other
nation. The next three years will be am
pie time in which 70 test both the none
tary temper Of Europe and the prosperit,
tendencies OF the Dingley tariff leg,sla
ton. II silver does not receive recogni
tion and general prosperity is not revived
by protective tariff, then in 1900 Bryar
will sweep the nation on . free silvel
platform.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

The death Of Henry Laramey was q
sudden and severe ehock to our commu-
nifty last week. Although advanced in
years Mr.. Laramey was enjoying appar.
emit good health and on the morning OF
his demise went about his duties as usu.
al. While narrowing In the field he was
suddenly stricken. After an inveetiga-
ton by the coroner the cause Of death
was found to be heart disease. Mr.. Lar
family 70 mourn his loss. The funeral
took place Saturday afternoon and was
attended by large conoourse Of SORROW
ing friends were visited last week
by two elders OF the church Of Latter
Day Saints, who held services IN the
school lhouse.-Mrs. Winchell Of Rocky
Ford has been visiting friends this week.
John Manley Of La Junta was in
Fowler on official business last week.
pletion Be sure and attend the en-
tertaipment at the school house on next
Friday evening for the benefit Of the
parsonage. A fine program has been ar.
ranged and an enjoyable time Is promised
10 all who attend d.-The lumber for the
Hot S,gaioos is on the ground and work
will be commenced at once:-The suit
Of H. NJ. Fosdick vs. the High Line Ca
uhA AOE uts01dkco 1eOAUeA ~ v0su.os Az.
the Canal company Nicholson OF
Boulder has been in town the past week
looking after his many interests here
d. B. Lee is busily engaged Identifying
his home with ornamental shrubbery, etc.
IF. W. Starr. our accommodating agent,
10 setting out fruit trees at his residence.
W. Murphey has purchased the
horss, Duke from ". d. Brooke
Frank Cretcher has gone to Red River
to be absent about ten daya-The
houses of q. 8. Ringer and Mrs. Lemon
arc progressing repidly.--The Fowler
T. / L. Co. are still planting trees.
They have force OF sixteen men em-
ployed In the work.-Ask l.. W. Leach
about his new bicycle attachment, Inn
provsment. Miller OF Denver 10
visiting relatives here.--The public
schools will close this week.-A large
number Of Fowler sports attended the
smoker Of the Monxanola B. b. Club last
Saturday evening. They report an en-.
joyable tlme.-A large delegation oi
Fowler Odd Fellows attended the cele-
bration ut Rocky Ford Last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Weiland received O
large gathering Of friends last Friday
evening. Music and refreshments served
| to pass the evening plensantly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

Superintendent.
A. Parsons disposed Of all his cattle q
few days ago, except Q few mich cows,
receiving good price for them.-G.
Gould attended the Odd Fellows anni-
versary at Rocky Ford last Monday.-
W. L. SickenberRer 10 . member OF the
jury this term of court at La Junta..--
A. Bailey's tenn ran away with the
buggy q few days ago, upsetting it and
throwing the driver out. but fortunately
not injuring him. Salisbury and
family left few days ago for Minnesota
by the Overland route.-Rev. Jobes,
accompanied by his wife, attended serv.
ices last Sunday at tho yroman school
house, where he preached 10 quite
large and attentive sudience.-A. For
der went to Pueblo this week.-Ell-
wood Osman has gone with A. Forder to
his ranch on Horse creek, where they
are taking the sheep A. F. has been win.
tering here.-Bertha, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peek, arrived few days ago
from Denver on visit 70 her parents.
The Kingery residence is about com.
pleted, and the family expect to move
into it in q few days.-Mr. and Wilson
were visiting friends on tho north side
last Sunday.-Sunday school at the
Vroman school house 10 now held at 10
q. M, instead Of in the afternoon, with
preaching ut II o'clock. GRErrA.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29
Melon Association Notes.

The board OF directors Of the Melon
Grower association have recently nom.
pleted contract with the Newton Lum.
Der Co. for all the crates that will be re.
quired TO handle the crop OF cantsloupes
this season. II is estimated that the as
ISOLATION has made saving to its mem.
bers Of over $4,000 OH this one item, Z
very fine crate having been procured al
Q figure much below the pnce that hai
heretofore been paid by the individual.
Anyone who has mot joined the Melon
Growers' association can hand in biz
name at any meeting Of the board Of di.
rectors, who will admit them 10 tempo
rary membership. and fLal action will be
taken at the next meeting Of the associa-
ton. The board meets every Saturday
night at the Office Of the Newton Lum'
ber Co. The name and fee can be
handed to the secretary or any membe,
Of the association il IL is not convenient
get around 10 the meetings Of the board
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29
New Law Relating u Horticulture.

The following are some Of the more
important provisions OF the new law
creating the board Of horticulture: For
the prevention of spread OF contagious
diseases among fruit trees the board
shall make regulations and which shall
be binding on all persona. The board
has the power 10 authorize the holding
Of state horticultural exhibition and to
arrange for premiums and awards. The
county horticultural inspectors have
power to enforce the rules and regula-
tor that their orchards are infected and
such trees are not destroyed or spplica-
ton for treatment has not been made by
the owner to the inspector such owner
shall be guilty of maintaining q public
nuisance, fined from s5 TO 800. The
court may also order the inspector to
abate the nuisance by destruction Of the
orchard and the expense attendant there
to is charged to the owner. The board
is to make annual report TO the governor.
For the protection Of bee keepers the
act includes section making il an Of
fense to spray fruit trees while in bloom.
A county horticultural inspector is
provided for, to be appointed by the
county commissioners on application OF
35 free-holders. He shall be u compe-
liceuse TO become such inspector until he
has passed satisfactory examination in
entomology, before the proper professors
OF the State Agricultural college. The
salary Of the inspector Is to be u per day
and that Of his deputies $3.50 per day.
The inspector must give bond Of $1,000.
The ncts visits penalty on any person,
whether owner or not, who brings or is
instrumental in bringing any trees, vines,
scions, shrubs etc. into county having
an inspector and not notifying snch in.
spector Of the arrival Of such articles.
II his inspection reveals disease the art
icles must Immediately be removed from
The county or else put in quarantine, or
destroyed as occasion may require.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

Wheat has been injured TO some ex-
tent by wind storms and dry weather.
-Eugene Shelton has a fine new bicy.
cle.-Geo. Wasson Of La Junta came
out on his wheel Sunday. Don't for:
get the Basket Social at Campbell school
house next Saturday night.
May Hyer Of Hiebee; has returned and
will spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. Montague.-Jim Bennett made a
business trip to Victor Inst week.
Shelton 4 Fenton shipped their sheep
Monday, A. W. Shelton and @. d. Hor-
ner going with them to Chicago..-The
party at Mr.. HuTs last Saturday night
was well attended, notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the weather, and q general
good time 10 reported-A large crowd
Of visitors were present at the closing
exercises OF the Campbell school Inst
Friday afternoon. A very interesting
program had been prepared, and was FOL.
lowed by game Of ball between the
Center and Campbell school boys. The
afternoon was much enjoyed by all pres
emit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

We want TO congratulate the people
NJ Denver ON the firm stand taken by
Gov. Adams against allowing gambling
in thss city. What was deemed q neces-
..,v evil in frontier mining camp has
M p,ace in the civilization which Denver
aspires 70 represent. Gov. Adams
should mot allow any political exisencies
10 c.use him 10 weaken on the stand he
has taken, which 10 the only position
that the state executive can occupy with
honor and consistency.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29
That Eastern Trip.

Going East, take the Santa re i srd
as far as Chicago. Most direct III iine r,ilsl III
the Southwest generally, and ~ wv r;r,.
the shortest between tho Missouri tip1
and Chicago, which insnIes, quicA caA.,,;rbt
and sure competitions. Track is s'Iss srsss
and Rock. .ballnsted, with very fex fes s'VI 81
iues Ut grade. vestibuled hm,.eIi mn,..,Iiusp1
presses, with latest pattern ,p;n~.cs1 pa,s1
and free chair cars, Meals in a,nn nsarsI|
served a la carte. Inquire OF up p II
agent, or address W. J. BLACK. VI J. 81
A., T. & q. F. Ry., Topeka, han: Hl
Hall, General Agent, Denver;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29
All Same Down Here.

Did you ever notice, in . journey Of
few miles out from Denver, how much
farm machinery there 10 standing right
where work was completed the previous
season, the same being warped, cracked
and rotted to pieces? Binders. mowers,
plows and various other implements all
going the same road by the score. AL
farmers who farm after this fashion can.
not prosper in any country. II they
were in heaven they would need new
crown every week, and their harps and
robes would be mortgaged before they
had learned an anthem.-Rocky Noun
tain Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

-Our pamssake, the Mo0trose Enter
prise, sizss up Colorado's resource: cor
rsctly and in few words, q io.o.s
CoJor,do il the most hopeful state In the
,IIn;on. Its mines arc its msinstay and
the miners consume our surplus product.
at . good profit to the ranchman' and n
th;. ~ ;tsclf makes men cheerful, while
the splendid mining outlook only adds &c
the cheerfulness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

Five divorces at the recent sesaon
Of District Court at La Junta 10 rather Q
bad record for Otero county. The saying
that ..matohe, are made in heaven" !.
probably not founded on tact. But !,
true tho matches are not Of that kind
vhioh arc !.wurrantsd 70 keep in any OIL
mate,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-04-29

-senator Roger Q. Mills Of Texas in
an article in the st. Louis Republic, says
thut for some yean the United States
.suat, has been losing it, bold ON the
oonf,dence and support OF the American
people. Its adherence to worn out pre-.
eedont prevents il from enacting needed
leoislstion. Its rules permit the minor.
ity to block all legislation II such Q
cour,e be decided on by even small
portion OF the minority. Senator Mills
nl.sds for such revision Of the rules "a
shall mako moss.oovered tradition give
nIace 70 business common sense.