New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-31
PROGRESS OF CAMPAIGN.
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washington OCTOBER 80
LARGE GAINS IN COLORADO.-Re from
Colorado indicate that the political tide has turned
in that State and is setting strongly i'm favor
OF the Republicans with every prospect that within
few years il can again be counted upon
surely Republican State, always the case
until the silver issue swept t. over into the Bryan
line in 1896 II a recent canvass of the State is
even approximately correct il viii be Republican
this year, although the Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee has not counted on that
suit with any degree of confidence This canvass
gives the Republicans q majority of 1926 in the
turns, it will insure the election of eX-Sena VOL
colt 70 succeed Senator Teller, and Will give the
the Congress districts If the Republicans carry
WIN by narrow margin II is probable that R. w:
BonynGe' the Republican candidate. will be elected
over Representative John F. Shafroth.
DON'T VOTE WHEN THEY HAVE \ CHANCE.
Although the advocates OF woman suffrage i.ever
tire OF talking OF the great good to be accom-
pished by giving the ballot to the women of the
country. II is fact that in some Of the places
where women have the right TO vote on school
Thus in Wisconsin where women can vote This
year on constitutional amendment affecting the
Once OF state Superintendent of Public Schools.
few OF them have registered. and in Chicago where
gi S are a. teast thIee nunared tnousand women
ent o. Schools only 1913 have registered
MIR. CLEVELAND QUOTED BY REPUBIL-
speeches. Is making effective use Of a quotation
from eX-Presideut Cleveland's last message 10
Congress. Senator McComas points out that. I'm
speaking OF trusts Mr.. Cleveland said that all
federal legislation this subject may fall short OF
its purpose because of inherent obstacles and also
because OF the complex character OF our govern
mental system, which. while making the federal
authority supreme within its sphere has carefully
limited that sphere By metes ana bounds that can
not be- trausgressed Even though il may he found
that federal authority is broad enough fully
reach the case. there he no doubt OF the power
OF the several States to act effectively in the prem
ises. and there should BE- no reason 10 doubt their
willingness 10 judicialy exercise such power After
making this quotation Senator MCCOm8S goes to
take The Legislature OF Maryland and the legis-
latures other Democratic States task for fail
ing 10 take Mr.. Cleveland's advice and pass anti
trust laws.
PENRQSES kNOWLEDGE OF POkER-A
Philadelphia man who read in The Tribune the
story Of Senator Penrose's flush. SAYS he knows
story az the Senator which rather discredts his
innocence In regard TO the ruYes of poker One
Of the Civil Government of Philadelphia" for Johns
Hopkins University. according this authority.
the and began to study a geography lesson.
Finding many things ne could not unders taud. he
constantly interrupted his uncle until the latter
grew desperate Finally the boy inquired; y ncle,
what's a strait" 1T beats three of a kind. and
II Won bother me again I'm spank YOU" was the
irate reply
COMPILER BALLOT LAW IN KANSAS.-Kau-
leaders OF all parties alarmed about the
printing OF thef official ballots is said that no
living typo can correctly interpret the legal instruc
lions for the makeup OF these bollots. Heretofore
the voters Intentions in marking ballot have been
that the ballots must he counted according to the
marking. and IL not marked prescribed by law
Topeka. 10000 ballots printed before IL
discovered that they We're incorrect