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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Ten IuruIfe Qufput.

Zen iucnife 2pfpnt. Sra Stof'
bolm meboeles ben 1Ooe saini: M
mirbelig 2ofout err tbag begpnot In
oenfor Sern' og Observation-Disclosures
| belle Snertge. 9odouten pmfatter
omtrent 100 mefdniife @9rfiteoer,
Steberter % SfibsuGrfter nj. NJ.
10000 @rbeibere er ltoeluffeSe. s
Mnlebnina al Den ibo9 begpnote Sod.
ont bar set nprife Sern. og Metal.
arbeiSeriorbuno beiluttet at itbifripe
Ell Grtrafpntingent bIanot fine Meo'
lemmer. 9enne 9ontineent ntenes
at bile inSbrinae 5000 Sir. ON ll9en.
Nere mnore nprife Sngforbltnh bar
cgiaa beiIuttet Of itstte Sc ioenife Cir
beioere utber 2odouten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
SfclrtfnnS I Belle. llnSer llSsrar

nineen al 8rnnben ill 6abrifnnt
Seis' npe gpgning i Belle itsote man
iorIeSen DAG poo SfeIettet At Ct
iterre Gpr. Otter at aueglerre bar
iamlebe iainrnen, oplpite 2~utinIfolenS
Carer I Hatitrhiltorie, at Oct bar Sfe'
lettef al Ell Sci, % at Oct maatte
itamnte ira oen Sib. Ga 6iorben Gil
belt op / gneere. Get ~ aicn Iott'
ge aranie bar bel bcparci. 6inoet
bIeu inSberettet til commissioner ior
1anmarfs geologiife l~lnorrisarlie, %
oenne bar M meoSelt, of Sitnoet CT
al itor Snteresie. % at bcr oil bare
tafnemlig for at fao Sfelettet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
GftcriporaieI.

Ears ClioH 6operub reiiie ben Gte Wat
1906 ira Siiee GpnHip Dim. Nloer Is Var.
Sgioe 5 SOB os 10 CONNER, Hoget bgtet OF
mayer. meo sraat Siar og 5tIrg 5du par
fpoi ! Boloers, Rorae. 3sriem Hogsn sdn
aipe CplnsuiH9 ON banf, Dit De gipre mtg en-
tor 5lensIte. Carl 6 8HHtion, RortbHeIo.
yitHn. 500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Or. Miles Anti Pail Pill S.

q suri,st nifsrt "a paaIpsIisi U,isssI Tor is .au
mrpss espsspsas. Rpeimsrttr. uaapspins, yfa.
rslsia. ssrrsfst Srrt.abiikt esuHlsssss. Sgt
euaifa- SnbsspIssr hptrfsa cpiHn ear 1Roran
% s~itsrIsssr tnssh pkHHs sitsrUsrfrsasrr. Is 0sas
Is gssfs. 9as sppttsfer sasr tsaees al o. zuss
GsDtcss O.. Gifsart 9nhiaaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
TiliaIaS. Boa @ruu6 al en- paa.

TilialaS. Boo 9ruH6 al eH paas
tGutt iRugers Rstie, oil jes lalee min
6arm I Bsiirs &aihrngtoH. 160 Ntres mso
aoee improvements. ior $50 pr. 9ere, tutls
let er pulireui bet halos Of bUao zen CT
prre, Oh ossuoeu siuer is9 init III &ipbersu
30 Rrtalurer, 2 Seite. @rtie % Qgns iamt
Raiitner % S%eoiiaber. iom brngsS pan
6armeu % pesuoeu aaretS 1rgos, lpis tea
fan iPige { otHHe eiier uRte NlaaHeo mob
8prtaut eller oeluis aoutnnt. Sioppeiteo
for 9ernbauer paa 2anoet; Belisasnhso %
aitfnat er iprtruleuoe. On ilRIoen anIeo'
ming. For HGrnisre Splpsnins "TRIP iiI
cller beigg Sdcob Heeo, irm leper pan 5nr,
men. aorssls: Saeob 8eeo, Spanaruap,
Nnlpiugipn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Sra Danmarf.

Mp Npiifole err ifsTge "aarb. arrts.
tioenoe" at 5oritanaer 5elge Scitriip
iofet til Carer oeS 9eitrup Se;.ole,
ganb. tbeoI. Mrne Wener. Sosrta.
selien fer / 2sbet AZ Sommeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
ganf,aoeu I Sfieu. 8

ganfiagen | Sften. Norges gnnf
bar iagiset De tioiigere 9eitprere peb
@foeIingert / Sfien @rosierer Sars
aroerien og 9rli9seier Sans BARREN
til Detailing al 5,065 8roner, ion
ganfen me1ier err tabt peb Sorismme.
Iigbe0 fra geitprerres SIDE. De Stb.
itqpnte anlogoe &ontraisgsmaal paa
Gage for BEN Sib, De pur ~iuipenbere.
DC, ialt 1894 SIR. for FIBER. Seo timber.
rettens Oom err ganfbeitprerne til.
pItgtet at betale Horges 8anf 500
3roner, men forsprig frifnnben for
ganters Sttale. gnufeu er belt fri.
funben for @eitprerites @ontroises.
maaI. Omfdtningerne op59peoes for
begge Barter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Sra uorse.

Gtraffansernc, iom rsrnte iru @rr.
haIen, or man mn paa Spor eiter, ioet
Sc bor pGrct inoc pao en- 8oaro %
fpripnet iis nieo Maoparcr. Militrr
0eItager I Gftrrieaningen. 90 Sanger
ne pertes paasrebet | en- al De nGr'
rIeite Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Sernbancnlnffe. n:
"Sin,rneI

boor on Ter opifr9mt no."
y: ga. men ieg er ogiaa roget
no for en- SernbaneuIpffe.~
q: "SporleoeS2~
g.: SO. ieg boppeoe mo | en-
a1ipe, og Der itsOte ieg Iisc paa min
- StrGboer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Ssmpatbi for Norge.
Gil set nprIfc Soil / Gmerital

llugbomslaget "6ramiteg" / Gnacous
90, Ipnt.. pebtoe paa iioite 1eoe ben
ABE Suni at ienbe Ell Silieu 90 Snt til
Rorges Resiertue for Bet mnnoigc @prf,
De bar ubfsrt eeS at erfIGre Rorge Iout
en- fiji o9 nafbrn9is Stnt. Snntibi9
lopebe 2aget efter gpue at biitaa Rorgc
| 9ampen for bets 6ribeo.
lt~ngbumslaeet tiuaber iig M at rette
en- Rrbsbig 5enfiiaing til oct nor'fe 6olf
/ amerifa ON at felge GrempIct,
9ao bore 8rsbre % Ssitre hicnInte
Wpr9e iaa ~foritaa, at pi itaar She ON
Gibe meb benz / bisie aIporets Sage.
9ao berfor aoresierne ~itrsntnte irtS
Snienbtnl.
q. aaih SalporSer, Surm.
Itaria @er1tao, GER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

Smaf SplScit. Sra arenonl mel.
beS oeu 9oe Suni: "a man lent
igoaroites fif bloc, at amtmaro Gre.
benien piISe anfomme BERTH i0og,
ienote begge Sc politiIfe Soreningers
fsormprS no en- 4nmooning til Gii.
bIihtm ON of meSc frem peo bans SIN.
fomit, ca ga Sfibst fom peS Saipni-
ti6en ioagnorges, par en- Iasie
MenneIfer fremmeot unoer Mitiif al
9pens Wliifforps. aomnumeu o.
9ripate bdrbe 6lasene / Sop. Ghl
h~ineerenbe SrSfsrer, 9iceorSfsrer
Sperretsiagfsrer aIsder, bilite Amt.
manoen peIfommeu o. taffeoe ban
for Set arbeioe, iom ban / lin frem.
ffiibte ~auiparsfuloe Sitting iom Spe-
cidlfpmiteerrs Sormano / Sisie aIpor.
Iiac 1dge bdbSe poet. San tdfebc
@pens parrneite Sifilntutrg til, Hpao
Der al Observation-Disclosures oar
short. ioet ban par forpisiet ON. at
%eaipenbeSerue pilSe bIipe iii 9eliig.
nellie oa inoparile en- M sGra FOR port
sSolf meS @~r6siosfreo for 9anoets
llouiflina. Spnlig bepPSet loareoe
GntmanS Hrebeuien meS onltrett ieI-
aerSe Orb: Seq taeer life bernie
Sploeit I'll mig. Seq taser Den til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

TposfalS. 5bp. gorgermeiter /
HpsfiISe, GtatsraaS gaaaaro, er n.
gaoet peS Cohen.
6rn Sphonne Saub, Gcri
9Iciigs pnsite EATER, CT plisiaig
afgaaet peS Down / aiebenbapu.
- Sbp. gGritSlsitnaut s. SSr.
Ssrgeuien or BOO, rs aor aurtmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Elpmmeu / S%tenfiGrelncn.

Stenfipr ifripes: aannI. og Snpne'
pGicnet bar | bisie Gage laoet beiig-
tiee ben oeo Ilommen / StenfjRrd.
pen foraariageoe Sfabe, % arbeioe
err icerfIat meo ca. 80 Nono for at
, ubbeore Sfaben % ~forebpgge uioere
itSrasning. groen, Der forbinSer ben
rorore % IGNORE Del al Stenfi9r. er
paa ct 8ar Steoer Iiunfet Iiot, og DER
~foreganr mi 9(rbeiSe meS at neojGnfe
itore Stene paa De lihintte Yarnfter
til SorIterfelie al 8roen. Yau ion.
Gre SIDE al glpen bill Ser blipe nl,iret
en- aant, iod pioere llbrasning al
MGlfauten forebpgges. 2ieeiad bill
Der paa nprore SIDE bIipe nitret pad
enfcite uoiatte Steoer. @lpen er trent
beles flor oa trio, GA Sneimeitnineelt
6ieloet uit foregaar nteo rtIo 8raft.
Men nogen M Sfaoe er Der life fleet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

Sen norife @efoIfnir8 Der | Sdriz
bault Gountn, 0tinn., bar neie fulat ben
poIiti1e llbpifIing, i Ror9e | ben ieuerc
Sio. % ole Sjerter Ilcs / iterf Spcnoirs,
ba gipbeoen fom til os, at Stortbinset
babe erfIGret, at Song Oscar life Irns
sere resierrbe I gorae inmt at llnicnen
meo Sberige bar oplsIt. ellie iom ell
mente, at Stortbineet bapbe banbIet ret.
% ri baaber ale, at Rorge neo SGrot9s
beo bill btoe at Hare fig ITO at dae gdns
i~feIiebeber.
Cor at eipe SiSie SGeIier et offentli9t
llbtrpt, blep ct Reoe boIbt | Sroit, en-
libeu gn, lorn Iisger omtreut | Rioten
at DC tore uurife Settiementer / 6aris
bauIt @ountp.
Sngebret Sanion. Rapcr al 5roit, og
@eSaftsr See auitreuste iie til Oct poers
itc for at eisre Reoet betierot. OF oa
2erbag aftcn 17be Suni tom, rleo eoht
@eir, itraaIeuoe Raansiiiu og gooe 8eie,
itrsmmeoe SoIf til fra ale annter. %
6roit Iigneoe alSeles en- Storbp, bpao
@enueitemasier paa @aoerne anenar,
Ratriotiite 5aIer 6Iep bolot at 2r.
Ranneftas. @diior Sonbreien, Sagferer
RitpIion o. ers Seiretrr Sroipu. os BED
Gluten al Rsoet bIep en- anmoouing
euitemmis peStaget til YreiiSent 8ooiss
belt. ON al ban bill auertieuoe ben me
norisc @eaieriua; figeIeSes Ell Sptsnifs
ningsnSresie til bet norite Stortbins.
SIise TsSsr burSe boISeS cpsr belle
YprSpsiten. 9e b%inraser til at nRtte
Spmpatbi for bort samle SGbrelanb ! Se
dIucrliac SOrboiae boori 2orgc M or
iiebt. 90 fan bel u,aaife osian bisrage nos
Get til CT DC Sorenebe Stnier heitemmer
fla til nj aneriienoe Rorse Tom en- fri
iupcrru Stat. ]. R. g.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
SAT- Gtenpom
tiIyaIsS eaer tiGeie.


gssrttsgrnsnisr upe.r ~eugtss, ~rlss.rs, X.
idies- ca ~S'terfpsresis' lister ~ Gszts for % Oh
Tor beer Sana. o. 10 Gents vr. Orb fpE ait ION Js.s'
htatr % Orb. GrtTtiAiemsstsr tnsties5 I've i5r st
TIRE tue 50 Gsnlk. Neuas ma airoRbnsig rsAstl.
cue es'tAtEssr. Sttisuasr Rl ma. 5o5ttr. ia
lHan SammtF.
to- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,OnEs Ts49SstB vr. aIal.
Cut Orb aisr en- eiais.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Q. 3. RelanS. 9rof. On. 6. Sanion

- -. 0tttuitbS NlbI. ~. w. 9difuii
% Hiitor 6. :. Gaitpol6.
Mdnoaa a'ten pcS nRite aarsms.
Be annenoes til at hsre ct 6oreSraa
nper SfoIsiaeen, 8rof q. 8. 9shre
Til bpISe bette 5oreSrH.
Groi. ~. g. Sanion 5Iep paIat til
At boloc Ell Ynitpralpr9Sifen amber
Rsoct. 5snoag aften urber MtpSet
afi9tteS for Observation-Disclosures,
% SorsSnss os Srsoass aficu be-
mites til 6orbonbIing i set cuselifC
SproQ.
SamtoIeemnet oeS nGite Iarsms0e
bIir; ~SpaS rr oe Mioler. ION fnn
~apoenoeS for bebit at beforSrc BAR.
nets 9eoarrIie / i'm Guabspa9t2"
~36e GaiIp Republican" ReS
0ina, "Iecorah, Soften. "5fanoi.
pnncn" oa "MinneapoliS GiSenSe"
tafteoeS for at bare bolSt Reicrenter
oeo Meoet.
Otter A~iimngglicn al en- Saline 90
gpu al Gaitor z. !. Oppeoobl erflr-
re6e 6ormanoeu SaiWeS SpuooeS
606c aarsmsOe brpct / ben treruige
@ttSs Gcpr. o. ban Ipite Serpoa Ser
rens @eIiigneIie oper 6oriomIiu8er.
Spnoocmsoet pdreoe Bette glar blot
Z 6orretningsSaoe. Nton iparcOe ioa.
leoes en- dug MOB, boao iom far Dor
ret olminSeliat | sc iellere aur. Gctte
bialp til N bol0e GeItuBglien oeo
@soct nofiua bra Iige til WsoG$
SIutning. gHfelte al 9sreiterne bIer
falSt bicm fer YfsScts Slirtrina.
a~arSmsSerne I Sauaes Spnooc
aiper 1eltaaerne ener 9eisgenoe set
SuStrpf, Of MAJ Der bar meo ct Gam
iuno at gisre, Der eier en- itprf Sro
pna 9snuens Waat. &per Wtorqen
fra s til 8 bolbteS Der 9suremsSe,
elsie WsSer bar uuImirocIig goot
beisate. SslaerSe Ieocoe SoriamIirl.
GET / oiSic 0teoer: Guihrcruc !. 8,
sSodanicH q. q. 9otf. 2. =. 9rGfte,
q. 6. Sunion, q. 8. Mhond % GeIe'
got 8. 8. Sbeirelanb.
9pmner nan op / Strio, % Der
faIoer fmtbbeSe Orb, eler ser fon.
mer Rioninger % nirgen iloiilh
Gale % DiShtSiion. iaa beoes Der De.
ITO ~ir6erliaere paa gsuuemsherre.
Stur SiuSigbeS OF opbt 4loor ID
mes Scg BELT at prrc &c Gino, iom
f~arafteriierer SpuoNeus 5orbounlin.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27
Speriec oe SinIano.

SpcriseS SolfcmrnsSc bar Den
Bite December 1904 5,260.Sit -
en- hilbert | oct Itoite aar al 39,520.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27


AaI9eri on - Ssrvss 5siisHotsisTss isrira'
petsnse etsst % BsHasr, a. Htla tlars eaiira.
Esrslsrs eaIpsrisn. ssse tias CO rslts 1rssa
paa IN 5rsIsr ben ists 3Eni 1900 otter ct site
9aaanepsts baarst sssslsit. Gun bar line smsts
i.r m,o faalmppiahte. u bet RI ver Irsi %
Saab. OF baH IN CT hfsmms hes in eTsIier bros
tHssa sasoem % sErEts sr msrs. gRss ogs
var h,ues ,irfi. bsaes msSeHs AHn var frg "a
aasss tsHsss Essesm Tsrblsrs eal5sriga bisS
fset | glai 1881 pda @ddroen peisH | SlRes Bfas
asatxlo. Tel, masisH. Norge. run tom III amgs
rita isos o. bieS | lsTs sifs Hiso tiuseyissusas
Gsisfatst VsIHsneess Gss hrs ezra, iFs Suiic
% an sist ium an mss uis b~ssrzss; Iahsi Al en-
tlSTlia eaeTu % omlSEssinls ElessI dvso mse
ssHSss siS7. p~eisHti 5zrr hraofs miHss.
3asob eaIsrrisa
gs0Hai SOrsS. @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

9EatefabsttIbno. - On can't
W Rano, l 9oos CmiiRnoig1eosr, eniter
at torreiponoere meo en- oanlt ener norlt
Rtge 9Hgsn Wleogiit trrnaeS. Seuo &C.
iU8rah til 'i004", "7eeorabGoteR'. 3es
Cprah, Suud.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-27

9E.gtcfabetiibno. - niter Bee
W ileuotitab mso en- lnil Ssuie. Seq er
Sarnsr OF 80 Gar aammel. Frsv mGrtes
g. g." ieRees III "1eeordIs @oiea.. Ee-
corah Soma. SOC
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-19
SOME QUEER Law.

A CURIOUS DECISION, although it
n is fortified with abundant cita-
lions of almost similar cases. is report
ed in the Bankers Magazine for Janu-
airy. The supreme court OF Georgia
held, in the case of Langdale versus
the Citizens bank of Savannah. that
where a passboOk is stolen and the
thief FORCES a check and presents it
with the book TO the paying teller and
draws the money the dcpositOr has no
cause of action against the bank This
is what happened in the case referred
to.
One Of the banks rules provides that
every effort will be made u protect
depositors against fraud. but payment
made to a person presenting passboOk
shall be good and valid on account of
the owner. unless the passbcok has
been lost and writing given to the
bank before such payment is made"
The court held this 20 be a reasonable
rule and binding upon depositors. It's
effect was simply to make d passbook
much like a roll Of currency, to be
used by the first person laying hands
upon it,
The amount involved was only 500
and the suit was fled. not 50 much to
recover the money as to test the banks
rule The law as laid down by the court
may be sound enough, but it seems to
US most unjust The loss of a Passbook
should not make it possible for any
rascal who finds it 20 deprive its right
full owner of the money it represents.
Counsel for the plaintiff in the Lang
dale case argued that the paying teller
should at least have compared the sig
nature on the forged check with the
signature on the banks book. Such a
comparison would have resulted in the
immediate discovery Of the fraud.
But the court declared that even this
simple precaution could not be required
of the teller; that he had a right, with
the passbook before him and without
anything to cause him to suspect fraud,
to pay out the money. If that sort of
rule is good in the case of passbook it
ought to be good in the case of check
Suppose, for example. that a bank has
deposition who deposits money so
rarely that his features are unknown
to the officials suppose somebody,
knowing this, should go into the bank
and impeTsonate the depOsitor. draw
ing out all. or a portion of his M ney
Does anybody suppose for a moment
that a court would net hold the bank
Tesponsible2 We think not, at least
outside of Georgia, for ordinary pru-
dence would cause the paying teller to
compare signatures when the drawer
Of check and the man presenting il
were unknown to him. Ordinary pru-
dence causes most telIers to require
identification when the payee OF a
check is unknown to them.
1t is to be hoped that the Georgia de-
cision viii not be recognized as law.
for it would have a tendency to make
tellers extremely careless.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-19

there arc hundreds in the lower stations
Ga life VINO can testify to the complete
ness of the disguise In a San Francisco
restaurant there is a waiter who could
give expert testimony As il is he is
wondering how he = going to give the
Cashier the price OF two good suppers
ordered along about midnight one night
last week
His patrons had ridden to the door of
the restaurant in a hired carriage They
were. faultlessly dressed. There was
nothing about the style or fit of their
eN ening clothes that would not cause
anyone to say they were bits OF evidence
OF the truth of the great essayist's state
ment. The order they gave the waiter
was for the best on the menu, and in
waiter ever gave better service probably
Tor the reason that his caicuIa tons re-
Earding the size Of his tin were being
based on the elegant appearance of his
patrons.
They had about finished their sipper
when the waiter disappeared for a few
minutes ard IN those few minutes the
gentlemen also disappeared. In another
minute an anxious looking waiter was
Standing on the sidewalk staring at the
empty coach and looking up and down
the street But a stolid coachrnan sit
ting on his box and an American stand
sight The waiter asked no questions
but. returned to his tables In that in
slant the two men who had been in the
restaurant stepped carefully from the
step on the opposite side OF the hack
v here each had been leaning to oppo-
site sides, and entering. were driven
away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-19
Society,".

Mrs. o. L. Lee has issued invitations
! for q luncheon to be given to the Re
viewers club a week from next Mon
day at the University club The day is
| presidents day, and the club members
and the former members of the club
VIII be the guests.
Mrs. Graham r Putnam has issued
invitations for a musicale to be given
by herself and her pupils. assisted by
Hugh w. DOugaR, next Tuesday even
ing at the First congregational church.
Mrs. Charles L. Rood win entertain at
a luncheon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant entertained
a few friends al dinner last evening for
Mr. z Il. Poole OF Denver, who is their
guest.
Harry Roberts gave an informal din
ner at the Commercial club last even
ing for Mr. and Mrs. William BayIy,
who leave today for Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. w. Taylor. of Santa Barbara.
who has been the guest for the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S. Spencer,
VIII visit DR.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Stewart
for the next few days.
Mrs. ]. H. r. FRANKLIN viii leave the
last of the week for California for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Ash entertained
at a dinner last evening in compliment
to Bishop F. 5. Spalding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Baker of New
York are the parents of boy Mrs.
Baker was formerly Miss Geneve Jen-
nings. and is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs O. A Jennings.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 4. Walker leave this
morning for Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. J. c. Armstrong of ogden is in
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Hoff-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Evans and their
two daughters expect TO leave Saturday
for California 10 spend several months
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Ewing will give
a dinner next Friday evening in COM
pliment to Mrs NJ. 5. Lacy of Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner have re-
turned after visit Of month or more
in the east
Mrs. witcher Jones win leave about
the last of the month TO spend some
time with relatives in Virginia and
North Carolina.
LII. l. b Beatty Is expected home
about the last of the week, having
sailed from Havana on Tuesday
The Bridge club met with Miss Kath-
crime Williams last Tuesday.
Mrs George Brown and baby daugh-
ter OF San Francisco are visiting Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. a. II. Little Miss
Frances Little returned with Mrs.
Brown after a months visit
The Plate club viii meet Saturday
with Mrs. j. II. Mcmillan on Fifth East
and Eleventh South streets
Mrs r Y Whitney entertains at a
luncheon Friday.
Mrs Dorsey Ash wiz eRteFtsiH the 500
club at her home week from Fri
day.
Mrs. Joseph stowe of Park City is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. L.
Rood.
Mrs. .. r. Cary viii entertain a few
friends informally tomorrow 10 meet
Mrs NJ s Lacy.
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IS to what Governor Folk will do in
case the lobbyists pay no attention to
this rule At first glance it would seem
that he can do nothing. Lobbyists do
not cause rioting and disorder. He
could not, therefore, suppress them
with the militia Some forms OF lobby
ing are perfectly honorable. Great re-
form movements are often put through
because lobby is maintained in their
interest.
Governor Folk, of course. aims only
at the dishonest lobbyist. the man who
is paid handsomely to further graft
measures or bills designed 70 protect
special interests II is entirely prob
able that he will, if it becomes neces-
sary, find some method of driving such
men out of the Missouri capital.
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FOR TARIFF REVISION.

4 MOTHER CONGRESSIONAL dele
- CATION. that from Wisconsin, has
voted unanimously in favor of tariff re-
vision Its members passed the other
day resolution in favor Of the early
revision Of those schedules in the Ding
ley act which are higher than is neces-
sary to afford adequate protection" In
this step Wisconsin has followed the
lead Of Massachusetts, ana il is inter
esting to note that two states whose
material interests differ so widely
should be unanimous in their desire to
have the tariff revised.
No difficulty should be encountered
in finding schedules which are higher
than is necessary to afford adequate
protection" For instance. we don't
suppose anybody honestly believes the
steel trust is in need OF protection, that
the Standard Oil monopoly would be i'm
danger of bankruptcy If the tariff on
oil was removed or that the beef trust
would go entirely out or business if it
were compelled To- reduce the price of
dressed meats to a reasonable, figure.
Massachusetts wants the duty on
hides and some other raw materials re-
duced. and il should not be hard for
Wisconsin and Massachusetts to agree
on reductions satisfactory to both as
regards other articles. But the ques-
ton as to whether there is enough re-
vision sentiment in congress, either the
present or the incoming body, TO secure
the passage OF revised tariff bill is
still an open one