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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

There ls nothing IN the world will in.
Gu~e a chameicou % take even tie
slightest apparent interest in It's sur
rOIul.ngs Unless Il be the sight %
what l' considers q tOothsome Insect
Tho chIuclcon's method of taking IS
prey s. very r-irious being effected by
shooting out an enormously long.
'vorml.ke tongue. tho end Of which Il
dubbed and cove-al with q viscid 30.
erection. 20 which the insects stick and
are thus drawn into Us mouth. Tho &C.
tual projection of the tongue Is made
with marvellous rapidlty. The eyes Of
tho chameleon are very curious They
are very large. but. with the exception
% a small opening IN the center. are
covered with skin. They are also en-.
tirely Independent of each other. with
the result that occasionally the crea.
turc IS looking forward over It's nose
with one eye. while with the other II is
intently watching something directly
behind II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

A yorng lady TREAD q cur acTuaint.
A.cs has receutly received a shock.
A-11g be- extensive male acq11lni-
snces the-e j. q blue cred youth He
r1es much .uto soclety and Is bot "a
vo-iJe suons the nicer sex because of
Is eyes Alack. one % them is glass.
Be; here + 70 ne-1. IS be says for
e~ery oue 20 know hat. and really. it
seems - u1uch TIE counterpart q lie
other that uo1 one n q hundred would
detect j. on tbs occasion be escorted
tie young .aty u question 20 q re
fresLnent room. As they were taking
tea and coEce be iloked unutterabls
th--zs az ber. When al % sudden sbe
gave vent q e startled exclamation.
Her eyes fzei On his with q rnysteri-
cus iltcntuess aud horror. A % lad
settled =. TIE center q his glass eye
an reml.neI there. be. q course. On.
conscious q i;s prcsc-cc. TIC sight u
hat ere l,1s.ng az her with q g on 6,
aal tie owner making 20 attempt %
brush lt a. was too much f0r he com
p11.on. II overpowcrcd her. and she
sLulders when she recalls tte circum.
stlnce.-L1ulon Answers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
THE HgeULoUs sHIRTwAIsT.
a Thing Of Grace and a Delight for
All the Summer Days.

lUlVH " eFadf aNh ~ CflN1NA w
All the Summer Days.
where Is that pcsslmistlc poet who
said. THE spring has less Of bright
ness every year" when with each re-
turning season the shirtwasts grow
thinner and more nobulo--. md the
open work Of the drop stitch hosiery
yawns wide and always wider? Less
brightnoss--w when each succeeding
lspringtlme shows more dazzling CLEANS
~ fair white feminine shoulders-
when snowy anSIes CLINT ever glallier
through those faint traceries thai
more reveal than conceal as the sum.
mcr girl comes forth In all her glory
and trips the light, bombastIc toe"
pshaw' That poets blood must have
been turned 10 "snow.broth,' his eyes
blinded 10 beauty ana his heart con.
goalod to an iclclo
Tho modcrnlzod shirt waist
~ a thing Of grace and a delight for
an the summer days and II Is not
only pleasing to the eye but also has
great scientific we. for as Il dwIn.
dies moro and more toward . mere
suspicion of dry goods, lts ure as an
auxiliary to nature study CORE
spondlngly Increases. II is Supposed
that the present raI1o of shrinkage
will, In few years, leave nothing 10
be- desired In this particular
Tho "peck.ahoo' waist has not yet
appeared In Ardmorc In all the vague,
gauzy uncertainty In which II Is worn
In the eastern cities. but We breath.
lossly await It's arrival Il is Just
what this humdrum. onnuied age
| needs II Is fun of surprises and con
tradlctlons. II rs at once pleasure
and a pain. a troubled JOY q rapture
and nm agony. II attracts the eye and
distracts the heart II comes as a
blessing with mo- attempt at disguise
aud brings with it the torturos ~ Tan.
alus
The only criticism to which the
thin, fnil garment should De- subject
ed Is that IL leaves so1it-c for the Inn
nriuatlon Co. do Boinr go intangible,
80 nearly immat,rIal, O. o. strangely
realistic II hanishes doubt and re-
moves the mysteries that have ever
tormcutnrly a..ailod the masculine
| mind
The evolution Of the shirtw1ist
warns ms that the race is destined IA
return 20 primitive conditions where
wool ami cotton trusts We're unknown
ana whore the dg tree amply supplied
Ian the necessities of the wardrobe, Il
proves the contention Of some scicn
lists that rcyorslou 90 ancestral
types IS mp,ndins They = 49,
who
Doubt not through the ages one In
cr,asug purpose runs
Aud the open work Is widcnod with
the process of the suns"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

70 de rieh. wos,5 -, ] cg1is &c, ris
q lt'~
Jas, then another zl,.lo1 1esce1de1
upon his head It vas 200 much and
The par n.,umlIlonalre gassss
stay
"Ah.~ remarked The multitude. Ehs-
they read ths papers BE- died q cap
itsl punishment .-Chlcsg5 News
4 yO1ng man has being examined
~ a life Insurance ohclal AZ 20 hls
family record. Among othef q1estions
the following va ssked OF vhat
dId your grandfathe- dle-'
The applicant hesi,a'ed iew no
men,s ans then stammered out .IIm
n1r sure. ~ ! rlink be died 10 10.
faacy r-Llyillco'tE
4%+z
Iand.a3y fkrDcAng ~ DIE doorl
Mr. J05b.es. it's tine % get uD He
that would thrive must rlse a. g.
Sleepy Boarger-Taars au rgh,
M-s Ir0nF .He 'ha, hath ,hr!ven
MAJ DE 300 O." I've 'hriyen. ! proposed
20 Hiss Bullion .ast night and vas ac.
csp'ed
fsrores s,f'iyJ Chicago SevF
q distinguished senator from the
Northwest stro.led into the barber
shop DO ne senate wing few morn.
ings ago for a shave The chairs we're
40 O,eupIed. The statesman seeing
this. started ~ 20 out. with The idea
u returning a little later But the
head barber Of The tonsorial parlor
sought 70 detaln the senator He call.
Cd after him in a rather strident tone:
You're the next. senator"
The n0rthVeFtern senator wheeled
about. assuming q sad smile. placed
hand over bis fast pulsatlng heart
as though the throbblng there palned
him. and said 10 the head barber:
BE good enough not 10 remind ne
n that any oftoner than you can help.
understand fully that am tabled,
but permit me 20 enjoy what peace
I may until the blow falls
And tho occupants o. the chairs
ohucklod under their soapy masks
American Spectator
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
MS DANGEROUS 10 NEGLECT a Cold.

How often do We hear it remarked:
ITS only a cold and few days
later lea,n that the man Is Hat on his
back With pneumonia This is Of such
common occurrence that cold, how
ever slIrht should not Dee usregarded.
Chambcrlain's Cough Rem jy counter
acts any tendency Of cola 20 rc5ul,
In pneumonia. and has gaiGed its
great popularity ana extensive sale
by its prompt cures Of this most com
mon uilmont. lt always cures and Is
pleasant tc take. For sale by +. J.
Ramsey, W b Frame. Arlmore Drua
Co. homer a bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
wo4Ass WONDERFUL wosk.
Is sis-iy seer i' Eys-y cty-cvis
I-,r-ovs-s7t-Bsttsr st-ssi We-s.


Is sIs-iy ss.- n Eys-y cty-cyis
I-,r-sve-s-t-sstt.r ee-ssi Wo-s.
Tbe-s is a szy.rs 20 tae etect ,hs:
mas uo-s Is from. s1- 20 s1n. b1;
uorar's uork ls 1eve- done Ths VIZ
srla press is .51t i1 .-s praises e
-he women ~c-kers ot TIE Cd doul..
loa Tie press q ths other states
5out-iess hss quite a. good grounds
f1- general applause
The f.o-y goes La .--er-ly tr.s city
r norfolk was 5=-.1ls sscla.sl 20
30 The dl-ties, c..r n ,he Cursi
States. zI,h one exception This
statement vas il.5lcsst,s % the wo-
r1sa 1f S.-'-.s. ard The woman's
Club sent "rsrfr.'F. -1 u1-E 20 clean
~ ,hs city "Nua.-.r.l cleaning day
vas proclaimed by Nayo- Ridilck q,
The instance q 'he eis5 a1I much
cleaning zas done "a .tat day. Ar-il
u But he city is no. 30, a. -'eaa ss
'he Woman Club desires. and .he
good 90rk goes On.
The Richmond Times Dispatch D..
s'ares that the women q Virginia are
doing their part 81 TACT more 'har
their part. 30 promoting the cause q
popular education
The Roanoke Tins says that az q
result originated D. the women of that
city the school board will ask the city
council for an additional spproprii
ton q $4,000 20 be devoted 20 neal-
ei Improvements In several of The
schcJl buildings.
Several years ago a handful Of Rich.
mond women put their pretty heads
together and formed a plan 20 tn.
prove the school system. As a result
there Is the Richmond Education As.
ISOLATION. and an who know anything
about Il are proud 20 adm. that this
association. started and largely main
tained by women, has done more than
any single agency toward awakening
popular interest In popular education
not only IN Richmond. but throughou,
the entire state The Richmond Train
Ing school for klndergartners is the
direct result Of the work Of the Rich
mond Education Association Not only
30. but the Inauguration Of klndorsar
ten instruction In the public schools
of Richmond Is 10 be- credited 10 the
worl, ana influence Of this organIza
tlon and the training school has sup
piled the teachers for that department
Of public school work.
or course. II Is not necessary to 20
out Of any state 10 find willing women
workers 20 praise for good work
The women are learning In
these recent years .ow to unite the
forces for even larger tasks, and there
are few observant and fair.mindet
men who are not ready 10 confess
that the most important and success
ful movements are those that hav,
been inspired and directed by them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
seIa,Iea Cured After Twenty Years Of
Torture.

For more than twenty years Mr. j.
u Massey Of 3322 Clinton ST.. Mime
apolis. MINI. was tortured by sclati'
ca. The pain and suffering which he
endured during this time Is beyond
comprehension. Nothing gave him any
permanent relief until he used Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. One application
OF that llniment relieved the pain and
made sleep and rest possible, and less
than one bottle has effected a perma.
nent cure. II troubled with sciatica or
rheumatism why not try n - cent hot.
tie OF Pain Balm and see for yourself
how quickly it relieves the pain. For
sale by f. j. Ramsey, W h. Frame,
Ardmoro Drug Co, Bonner d Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
- ,
A ehastly Find.

Madison. lll. May lG.-The hoadless
body of man was found today In
a cesspool In the rear Of n
saloon. not far from whore John Hick
oy. an overland traveller 20 oklahoma
was sandblgged and killed last week
The body had evidently been in the
pool couple Of months
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
A mr. OF EnEII.h mumor.

An English humorlst many years ago
hlt upon a neat way ~ scoring against
certain politicians ~ the times. A
comic Journal. not bclng newspaper
within The meaning ~ the act, was pro
hibitcl from giving news. and 10 In
place of a parliamentary report the
hunorist n question reported q few
FIRST lines" from speeches hy promi.
ncnt members: "Sir Charles Wetherell
said hc was not sensible "Mr. Hunt
was entirely Ignorant Lord Ashley
said hc should take the earliest Oh.
portun.ty Of moving "Mr Pcrceval
presented petition praying"- "Colo.
mel S.bthorpc never could under.
stand Lord Lyndhurst said he
must entreat Of every one 10 give him
credit "Slr Edward Sugdcn was not
one OF those who thought "Mr.
Croker said he had the FULLEST assur.
nnce"-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
Police Enoled Annln.

Gainmor steel ranges are so cheap
that the police think we stole them.
Sold and guaranteed by
Stevens. Kcnnerly 4 SpragIns Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

II people in the suburbs would qniy
trying 20 raise their own vegetables
they could save enough money 10 I've
In the city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
Louisville q Nashville X. r

VIII sell round trip tickets from all points
on IT, line TO Louisville and Return az ONE
FARE plus 2i cents, tickets being on sale
iuuo 10, n aud 70, limited returning June ~
with privilege Of extension 90 limit until
july ~ by depositiug tickets aud upon paw
Went ~ m cents. Stup.Oyers will he per-
mitted At glasgow Junction for parties de-
string 20 visit Mammoth Cave, ana side trip
tickets will be sold at Louisville 20 all poi q
in the state NJ ONE FARE plus 20 cents for
the round trip, such tickets being on sale
June l6 10. Indications are that several spa.
cial trains viii be run for this occasion, full
particulars of which viii bee announced later,
4 sixteen page booklet giving tuil pnrticu-
lars can he secured from any Of the 6ollow'
ius representative of the company.
D. r. Davenport. p.P.A, -. Louis, Mo.
e.. "A, Fitzgerald. T.F.A- ~. Louis, Mo,
Mas Bdumgarteu, n,P.A, Memphis, Tenn.
y Is. BAIRD. TP.A. Lille Rock, Ark.
I. n Kingsley. T.pA., DALLAS. Texas
= " Morrow, T PA. Houston Texas,
a. Ridgley. u pa, New Orleans, Ia.
teo. = Herring, F.p A. Jacksonville, Fla.
a.. HullrubeCk, p,PA. Atlanta. Ca
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

We hal 90 work NIGHTS last week n
get our work out but now have extra
help ana can get your laundry back
moro promptly this week
1871 NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

We have a big line OF Quick MeaI
gasoline stoves 10 select from.
DIvENS. CoRHN & FRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

II our drivers fail 10 correct errors
IN your laundry kindly ring mp 675,
We cant avoid all errors but will cor
rect them az once.
6tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

We have a new man 70 look after
your rough dry this wees. and pro
pose 70 make this a feature Of our
laundry.
l3.tf NEW STEAM LAUNDRY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

A Joke is not a joke when you have
TO listen to II Instead OF telling H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17
Homecoming
for all KentuCkianS

over 81 O'o former residents Of the state Of
kentucky have accepted the Invitation uf
the Louisville Commercial cub 10 IT. home
coming celebration To be held IN Louisville
June 1917, 1900. II will be the greatest gath
eTlug ever held In the state of Kentucky
AMI 5000 o has already been subscribed for
an entertainment fund, "Wednesday. Jut q
~ viii he Reception and Welcome DaV;
Thursday. June ~, Poster Day In honor of
stephen Collins Foster, the author ot Ny
Old Kentucky Home" Friday, June rs Dan
eel Hoone ID Ay. saturday, June 10, Greater
Kentucky nAV. Imr ILls INNnt The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-17

The multimilllonairo r--nhled.
Wealth" ho sobbcd Nothing
sut wealth. and yet know Il ~ a fin
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
PERKINS DELEGATES SEATED.
lswa Republican State Central Com.
mittee Completes It's Work.

Des Moines, IA, i t. THE Repuh.
ucan state central committee has COM
pleted its work AS anticipated, It de-
ctded to give seats in the convention
to the sixty Perkins delegates repre-
senting Jasper, Jefferson and Wapel.
10 counties. In addition, the majority
voted to let in eighteen Perkins dele
gates from Dallas and ten from Audi.
bon. AS Governor Cummins claims
to have s85 delegates, not counting tn,
80 first mentioned. about whose seat
1t was admitted there might be ques
tion, his loss, il the committee ac-
ton Is sustained by the committee
credentials, will be %, giving hi.
s57. 1t requires S21 to make nomI-
nation.
In the cases of the other seven coun.
ties In which contests were made on
behalf OF Perkins, the COMMITTEES
agreed to admit the Cummins dele
gates. In two, Polk and Boone, they
heard arguments but In the other Ave
had before them only the documentary
evidence.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
CHANGE site OF
new CITY HALL,

The new city hall of IIayre will be
located at the northeast corner OF
First street and Fourth avenues, on
What is known as the Stringfollow
corner. This was decided at the
adjourned regular meeting of the city
! council held last night, selection of
the site south Of the Fair store being
reconsidered by the vote of all coun-
cilmeM present Smith, Wallender,
Kandig and Golf.
Rejection Of the Third avenue site
was due to discovery that the city
aftar paying $2,7oO for the site would
have. to secure release Of a. lease
held BY Gourley Bros, bakers. The
StrinafelloW corner lot with a sixty
foot front facing First street, will cost
the city $2,250. The city is also Civ
On an option ON the adjoining lot,
which, extends eighty feet north of the
first plot bought and which, may be
takepj over within a Year for $3.50
additional.
The splendid financial condition of
the city and tho enterprise of local
investors is again shown in the talk
ing over Of tho total bend issue re-
Gently voted by the Security State
Bank of Havre- The city hall bonds
proper amount to $4,000, and Sill
600 worth OF bonds are also to be
issued to refund the city's antire debt
at interest Of per cent. All of these
bonds arc taken by the local financial
institutions at rar.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
DISEASE PULLING
TO VETERINARIANS,

Dr NJ. E. Knowles, state veteuinari-
an, is puzzlad as to how he may best
impress advice on the shippers of
horess. He stopped over IN Iayre
this Week after a call to Kalispell to
investigate the cause of the death Of
nearly l29 horses, a whole consign-
ment being made by E. ]. Spike of
hcnos oregon, and being shipped to
Alberta, Canada. The Investigation a
the expert on this occasion simply
confirmed the conclusion he had
reached some years ago, and which
ne mas since endeavored, apparently in
vain, to impress upon all horseInen
OF the Northwest range-that pto-
maine poisoning Is generally the re-
suit OF hurried shipping.
The horses that MIR. knowles
examined in Kalispeal had been given
good care, When they We're I'M
loaded they were allowed water and
food cautiously. Nevertheless prac-
ideally the whole shipment died of in
Examination Of stomach and bowels.
1t Seems useless" says DR.. Know
Les in an interview with the Herald.
to tell horsemen that they must con-
Slider the nerves of their property. 1t
does not matter how pure the water
o. now good the food that you give a
horse when he is in AN excited state
from long travel or driving. Whether
the water be alkaline or not. wiheth-
eur the food be fresh or must, if the
animal has been driven too long or
has been confinedr too long it is
quickly liable to ptomaina poisoning.
II the animal has had ease it APP
pears to be outside Of any danger Of
ptomaine. The facts similar to this
case which l have just Investigated
nave been repeatedly reported, but
nevertheless, the shippers will crowd
their stock along and force them into
nervous state that kills them. Often
It IS charged that punches of animals
have been killed by deliberate poison
ing, when, In fact, all that caused the.
deaths was hurried shipping and
feeding
why does a state of nerves in the
animal induce toward ptomaine pois-
oning?' DR.. Knowles was asked.
80 far as I have ever heard" he
SAID, no Veterinarian knows the
why; but all of them know that this
is the fact,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
FLYER HURLED
into THE DITCH

The regular eaSt-bcund pass snge
train On the Great Northern, No. 4,
was wrecked by derailmant shortly
before two O'clock last Monday af.
terncon at q point two miles aast of
OsWego. Elevau persons were in
juned, none dangerously. Conductor
G. H. Schroeder, suffered a fracture of
two ribs and his head was severely
cut. The locomotive did not l.aye
the track, but the day coach, the mail
and baggage cars and one sleeper
were turned over on their side. Con-
ductor Schroeder, who runs batwaan
Havre and Afinot, was takan to his
home in the latter place. Other pers-
ons reported Injured were as sol-
lows:
Mrs. H. A. Raymond Stevens Point,
Wis, head cut and bruises.
Mrs. A. B. Ensign, Fayette, Ind,
head and back cut and bruised.
Frank Fisher, teamster, Billings,
cut and bruised about head and body.
Rev. L. Coly2, Chester, Mont, cut
and bruised and leg hurt.
John Kerr, Great Falls, Mont,
shoulder cut and bruised and head
cut
Mrs. John Kerr, Great Falls, head
cut and bruises.
Werford Boze, Kahspell, cuts about
head and shoulders.
{. H. Howell. Sioux City, Ia, brui-
ses about body and shoulder injured.
Frank Prebyl, St. Paul, head cut.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
GOVERNOR OF VERMONT
Fletcher .. Proctor, the Republican
Candidate, Elected.

Fletcher .. Proctor, the Republican
Candidate, Elected.
Montpelier, VT. Sept. 5.-Fletche,
q. Proctor, of Proctor, son OF United
States Senator Redfield Proctor, was
elected governor of Vermont by a
large majority. The Republican or
ganization claims that his plurality
over Percival w Clement of Rutland,
the Independent and Democratic can
dfdate, will exceed $4,000.
Scattered returns from the two con-
gressional districts OF the state indi.
cate that Representative J. Foster of
Burlington, and Kittredge Haskins OF
Brattleboro, both Republicans, have
been reelected by large majorities.
Returns from 100 towns out OF 246
show that the legislature will be over
whelmingly Republican.
National issues did not figure in the
contest to any extent.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-07
DEFEATS LENRooT FOR REPu1Li-
CAN NOMINATION FOR GOV.
ERNoR OF WISCONSIN,
AWKWARD LEADING MERTON
MADISON MAN WILL PROBABLY
BE THE DEMOCRATIC cANDl-
DATE FOR GOVERNOR.

Milwaukee, Sept. 5.-Governol
James o. Davidson was Tuesday nomi
mated to head the Republican state
ticket, having defeated Speaker Irvine
j.. Lenroot Of the last assembly, his
only opponent, by safe majority
that may run as high as 10000. David
son carries with him his running mate
W. D. Conner of Marshfleld, for lieu
tenant governor, who defeats John
Strange Of Oshkosh for second place
For the Democrats John A. Ayl
ward of Madison is leading Ernst Mer
ton of Waukesha for first place and
John O'Meara of Milwaukee appears
to be ahead of Michael F. Blenski oil
Milwaukee for second place The vote
was comparatively light
Davidson won the nomination in
spite Of the fact that United States
Senator La Toilette canvassed the
state for Lenroot, making speeches
for his candidate in nearly every por.
ton OF the state. Davidson and sew.
eral OF his adherents also made an &C.
tive canvass
For secretary of state on the Repub.
llcan ticket the fight is three-cor.
nered one between James A. Frear
William H. Froelich and Walter T..
Houser, the present incumbent. The
first two named seem to be running
pretty even with Houser falling be.
hind.
Five Candidates in the Field.
Five candidates are In the field for
treasurer, three for attorney general
and two for insurance commissioner
on the Republican ticket. The result
OF the contest below the first two
places on the ticket will not be known
positively for some hours yet.
Candidates for four places on the
Democratic ticket have NO opposition,
the nominees being as follows:
For secretary Of state, Clarence j.
Noel, Marinette; state treasurer, An.
drew Jensen, Edgerton: attorney gen.
eral. Martin l.. Lueck. Juneau; com.
missioner OF insurance, Henry T.
Neuens, Sheboygan.
The Prohibitionists and Social Dem
ocrats named their state tickets In
convention some time ago and the
candidates are being voted for in COM
pffance with the primary law without
opposition.
For congress, Republicans were
nominated as follows: Sixth district,
Alvin Dreger. Mayville; Seventh, John
J. Nsch. La Crosse; Eighth, J. Fl.
Davidson, Oshkosh; Eleventh, John J.
Jenkins, Chippewa Falls.
Returns received by the Milwaukee
Sentinel Indicate the nomination of
Joseph w. Babcock In the Third dis
trfct and III. A. Cooper in the first, the
other districts being in doubt.