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s.. rrnatlu. AIunani VIII Meet.

The members OF the Alumni Associa-
ton OF ST Ignatiss College ind them
selves In the plight OF many other or
ganfzations that lost all records. The
society has scheduled a meeting for
Monday. June 25. in order to attempt TO
bring order out OF the present chaos
The gathering IS 10 be held az o'clock
at Sullivan s Sullivans, corner Fill
more and EDDY streets
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Provisio

CURED MEATs-Bacon. 1870 per lb for
heavy, 14c for light medium. 15c for light i5He
Salt Sides 12c; Bellies 13c: Eastern Sugar
cured Hams, l2 TO IA lbs. 15kc; 10 to 10 lbs.
l5lbc; II to 20 lbs l5c; California Hams, Il &c;
Mess Beef, 50 per Dbl; extra Mess. $3.50; Fam
ily. $40; prime Mess Pork, $1,000 extra clear,
$23; Mess. $40: Pig Pork. SIG; Pigs Feet. So;
Smoked Beef, lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at TAc for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and io1@e
for pure: haff-barrels, pure. 1o%c; lob tins,
lIAc; BIB tins, lIssc; 3-lb tins. II &c.
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New YORK GroI, ana p-oa,,..

NEW YORK. June 2I-FLoUR-Receipts
5000 barrels; exports, 1900 barrels. Steady.
bur Quiet.
wHEAT-Reeeintr. 1900 bus;,eIs. snot
easy No. 2 red. ~ &c elevator and $3.50 T. O. b.
at,oat; 10 Northern Duluth 93Ac T. O. b.
wheat Buying motives Included reports OF rusf
IN Illinois, poor threshing returns from fffa
Southwest good commission house demand and
last ten minutes, however, heavy selling deYel-
oped and prices fUmbled sharnly closing Y g
lower 70 4 net higher. July e0h G9Ic. closed
e0Ac; September IS 7-Ie6S9&c closed S9Hc:
December sOl. a911c, closed o01sc. =
HIDEs-Flrm.
COFFEE-Spot Rio. steady; No. Z invoice.
F@e; mid. steady. Futures closed steady ut a
net advance of S4lo points Sales were re-
july 6.o5c; September. 5000. .25c: October.
e.2oe: December, e45d6.5Oe; March, 6.7oQ
6-IIc; May. 3 SIC
fgsal- &c test. 3As6 II s2e; moiasses sugar.
25sc. frHned. steady.
BUTTER-Unehsnged.
ESGS-Unchaared-
DRIED Fruits.
EfAFDRATED APPLES-The market Is un-
changed but the light stocks render holders
very confident and some are predicting even
higher prices before the new crop becomes avail
eble strictly nrine are quoted ar 1Ic choice
llhNlllsc. and fancy. l1$ d12c.
PKJNFS-Tke November delivery il said IN
he little easier. hut the spot market Is firm
and unchanged with quotations ranging from
7ise .-,T,, e ,s,.-.; s,e according TO grade
l2.zc' extra choice, 1S4l35sc, and fancy. 54a
TEAcHEs-Are firm sTith coast ho:ders ask
ing higher prices Choice are quoted st ioS. a
lie: extra choice. l. y Il1lac: fancy. 11Z 67i2c
and extra fancy. 12N121sc.
RAISINS-Are diii and unchanged with loose
Muscateis ar 8d6zf. seeded raisins ~ T5Se
ana london LAYERS. fi-5Vef !. 60
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June q. CATTLE Receipts.
1900; market steady. Beeyes. s4G6.o5: cows
and heifers, 81. .40G5.10 stockers and feeders
So. 1894 go: calves S5l6. 80.
HoGS-Receipfs, 30 900: tomorrow estimated
600: market weak and lower Mixed and
butchers, S6-3oQ6.65; good heavy, s506.62Ia
rough heavy, $0-3596.45 light Sc 30a {. SO;
pigs, 81. 40Q6.30; bulk OF sales, S6. 50G6 51h
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000; market steady.
Sheep, $475@6.25; lambs, S5.90@7.60.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
View York Money MARKET.

= NEW YORK. June 21.-Close-Sioney on call.
stsadt, 2iz Q3iz per cent. ruling rate. Slz clos
ing bid and offered. 2ie Der cent.
20 Time loans. strong. 90 davs. AZ per cent: 20
days ~ per cent: SIX months. , per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5G5la per cent
Sterling exchange. fTulcr. at recovery 81 500
Gzs5I5 for demand and at 81. S22oG -S225 Tor
sixty -dsF bills
> Posted rates. s. SsG4 SS5z and s. z-s6G4sels-
ECouruerciai Bills 81 s.
. Bar silver. 50 &C
Mexican dollars. 5Ostc.
Bonds-Govemment steady; railroads. easy.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 21.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No spring wheat
S3i9s6c; No. 3. Ts9s5c; No 2 red. S5Ss @STL.e:
oats, 39c; No. white. 4IA @4lAe: No. 8
white, 39q40lac; No 2 rye. 6IG6l lLc; fair TO
choice mailing barley, 50G56c: No. / faxseed
$.oe93; No Northwestern. Slip: prime tim
othy seed, S4; clover. contract grades. Si1 25;
short ribs sides eoose), S9loGI9. 20; mess pork
per bb s17l59l7.2o; lard per 100 lbs, SIS 20;
short clear sides boxed s9.f56e sTH: whisky
basis Of high wines 81 %
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quoted at s1s.75@1o; electrolytic. s1s.3Tls@
1915 and casting SIS 250 Is. BIZ
Lead unchanged al S3.T5615 90 In the To-
cal market aud ZIG l5s In London
Speter also unchanged in both markets.
closing at S6.1o@62 20 locally and at f2T as Cd in
London
Iron was higher in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at Sos I'd and Cleve-
land warrants at sos 4ikd. Locally iron was
lower, with Northern grades reduced TO meet the
Southern decline. No. l foundry Northern is
quoted at SIS 2591s.75: No 2 foundry. si7.75a
1925: No. 1 foundry Southern. SIT.50QlS, and
No. . foundry Southern. s110l1 so.
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New York Netaf Marlxet.

KEW YORK. June 2i.-There was an advance
q over e 81 the London tin market with spot
closing an EI7S l5s and futures at fI7s 5s To-
caily the market was quiet. but firm. with spot
quoted ar $39G39.25-
Copper lower IN the English ma-ket with
spot closing NJ fS3 los ard futures az fs2 Io-
cally the market was unchaDged, with Lake
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Northern Busines..

PORTLAND: June 21.-ciearings. s737.e71;
balances 500. 40
SPOKANE, June 21.-Clearings 1868 40. hall
ances, S26 615
SEATTLE, June 2l.-Clearings. s1.27s.3Ss;
balances. S2S3 $40
TACOMA. June 2i-clearings. s572.2l1; bal
snces, $64, 500
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND. June 21.-Wheat-Ciub 726
73c; bluestem, 74975c; valley. 70d7lc
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. June I.-Wheat-Unchanged Ex-
port, bluestem, 74c; club. re.
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New York Cotton Market.

KEW YORK June 2l-spot cotton closed
steady. points lower. Middling uplands 10 a5c.
10 Gulf, il.15c. Sales. 10. 72s bales
Cotton futures closed steady June 10 31e:
Jriy. 0-32e; August. l0.3sc September 10 34c:
October and November. 10 Csc: December 10 43c.
January, 1o.47e; March. 1880
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. June 2l--Today's statement
OF the Treasury balances fn the general fund
shows; Available cash balance sI89 81 o 04S: !:
gold coin aud bullion, SIS, ,5ss III: gold Ger.
udcates. SIS. 05l, ,2l0.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.

ST. LOUIS, June 2I.-Wool steady Medium
grades combing and clothing. 24G29c: light
hne, 2o@22c; heavy fine. l6GlSc; tub-washed,
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Ruftcr. Exc and Chaesa

CHICAGO, June 21-on the Produce Ex-
change today the Butter market was firm
cresmeries. 15420c; dairies. 145a @Ise. Eggs
steady; at mark included, l2dl5e; frsts,
l5c; prime 6rsts. 16c; extras ISc Cheese
steady, 1oA @l1l5c.
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SALES
AUcTIoN SALE.

I have consigned to me by one OF
the largest milk companies in San Ma
teo County 35 Work Horses. 4 Wagons
for heavy hauling and suitable for
sand wagons. 4 Delivery. s Buggfes. II
Harness and lot OF Farming Imple-
ments- Everything must be sold re-
gardless OF price Sale takes place az
81 Croke ST.. of Mission. near China
ave. MONDAY. June 25. at IL o'clock.
VIM. CLOUGH. Auctioneer.
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California stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday;
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchanre and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Graina.

WHEAT-There was not much change any
where yesterday. The local market was dun and
without feature.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. $1-521k Q1.35: California
White Australian. sl.40@l .45; Ioyer grades
Of California, S1.1o91.25; Northern Club,
81 321s 9l.35; Northern Biuestem, sl.42Hs al as;
Northern Red. 81 .32l4 @l.35 per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 TO u o'clock Session
Decenber-$l.32A bid. S1.324 asked
BARLEY-Consumers continue TO hold of
hoping for still lower prices with the advent
Of the new crop. and quotations are accordingly
more oF less nominal.
CASH BARLEY.
sHGl.o2ia for common to choice new Feed.
with choice old held at S1.o5GlO7lh per cti
by some sellers.
FUTURES.
10 TO u O'Clock Session
December-9lc
oATS-There is nothing whatever new to re-
port Trade continues dull.
BED. $i;I5Gi.s5 for fair to good and 81 lzoa
l.57Il per ctl-
coRN-The old prices stiil rnle, with an in
California. 81 55Ql.eo for small round yellow;
$40 per ctl.
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london C1osinr StockS.

Bar silrer-steady: 80 i5-l6d per ounee.
Money-262k per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 3lk d3E per cent and for three
months bills 3k d3H per cent
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Bunker Hill II .o5 20, Forest City . "a
Cent Eureka. L 90 II Furnace Crk-.. = 3. 80
UTAH.
Con Mercur !. 90 65I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

90 prepaoe aammerater. &c fcar o.
EN-, iom Der npIcg siorSe os sera os
soSt, fan me tpo ieroanSes enSait
iegia bierteleg Gaff, - te me iioan
fanifie trnffeit isien.
Sebafers te 9ep Sonrpton Tom
me Elm balm Zine for ieint mibt pna
ssotti, iuit | getios tie iiaa Great
@eitern.SrG oraga ut, boa me ieig
inn. Men Se npttor tie forfie ga
bamna ben be oper life 9agateler.
GGjte DAG fonl me lifepel auitao, og
inn1n TiSnat iurra me fcriigteIeg
inn - the most hoggish city in
America" - Chicago.
Rrite g~repienoing beginner Der
fraa S~pifebotellet "aailerbof".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Sst nprf .a~mcrifauife apbbermiue %
Smcltetumsaut.

Selaenbe grep mootaeet fra Sr. 9.
Chr. Spe, aSiitereuoe @eSatter Tor
"3aespoaeu", SrorSbiem, oateret 2oen
San. 1906.
Sa lea er nregct iutereSieret / RoraeS
SielpctiIpcrs Sremsong 90 Seupttelle
bar oct mig en- @IrNe at bore al 8 neo
| Chen al Dc rige aobberietcr Tom ! tlo'
Iieere bar crbperpet j 2pngcnfioroeu %
icm jeg bapSe oeu SoructelIe at oetare
uuber en- 9oroluubStln itIor Son'nner
oeIaa IN bar crbrerpet to Soobernt'ner
Iioe oeS SrouSbiemSfiurbeu.
;Sor at faa De ipIoigite SplpSningrr ON
llbiiaterne og 9riiteu al otSle Setter, Der
~'elpfslaelia bill faa doitiuia s%toron'lt Sn'
tcresle for 9iitritterne boor DC er belize
oeuoe, benoenote ieg mig III 8. y. Sntttl
en- reaet duicet 8ier8s SH8euier Der
SronSbiem Iom er bel tienSt meo 6elterne
90 bar befaret gtiuerre. Sr, Sn'tt1 gap
Snotrhtiet al at barre en- nteGct ton'erha'
tit RauS % iom pibite boao ban tolte
om. Of BAN I'll ieg Ell Rrtte GplgSn'n'
ger ON De to upe 8rliber.
Siues 8obbererupe ligaer peo Suuren
al gnrafiorSeu Der ium betieubt banner
Observation-Disclosures uoreIt9'te % tnoer'
ite Balm,
0rltbeu Iiaoer paa Soppen al en- 200
SOB bsi aaSrbg % bet arbetoe lou' per
er uoiert belsbcr iis til ooer U 500
SurmeIer euer StoIer iout CT boreNc
Ioras9ubbcraareu iom aGereoe er bIotteo
1900 Sob / 3rugSc % 40 600 / Dnboe.
SpttelIer al IaImaareu or giennemlnita
liz SIS SOB og fra Senue Wtne alene tan
efter SmitbS 8creguiue 1000 Sons ar
Ralm uooinSes aIerebe bette War %
meb fortiat arbeioe og 8taittrer tdr8t
mere / tommcroe War. 8icnncmiuttss
aebnlter Of aobber biier Jig at eGre I
pot. eler meo andre Orb, gtairnen or
brro oper 100 &rouer pr. Son, og "a
ale Omtoiringer, ibereeuet Sftbutr9 til
@ualuub life oil ooerifrtoe 90 SIR. pr
Son piier bette me SiuGg en- %ltorartct
GroHt. Gaar 3 iaor eaet Smeltert ol
3 10 furne iparc oSifiaigt / 6rn9t liant
bape Sortieueiteu al Smeltuiuger.
Z 9prbeSeu ftubeS Ell @Ib meo @attos
faI6 boor nsbpeuoigt &auo % Strait fan
npnnaeS.
SiraItob 8rubeu er eammel og bar
otituut en- al benz iout IatteS igdrg / SIuta
ten af bet 1Soe GorbnuorcNe; men bieo
Ion ffere andre reofdgt oels pdd @ruro
al Observation-Disclosures ! 8~egbuoeIien al
BET 19oe aarbunorebe og ttloelS paa
@ruuo uf RnnaeI paa Sr9uoe ed Stooes
ne blep uobuaue for at gipe SrGnoe I'll
NoberiutcItniug.
9enue @rlbe, iaapeIiom ferc andre,
beribIaubt SuuoGlS aobber9rrbe peo
Seuict nGr RsrGds Iom 10 Sompantet
ogIaa eier, 9it / 8Ieumcbogen trotil for
ct Ydr Gar iibcr.
G%obberaaren / Sitgitab 8rube er lie
ian rigbolbig Tom Shines, men !nnoe bet
leuue fla at orioe Den / DC Sage man life
ticrotc til Camp, 3puarrit cler Srl. Iaa
ntu BEN pisieItg nGre brtoenGroig MI.
Ser ct aoItiaigt arbeioe giort % me8et
aobber er tagen no Da glinen or 800
SOB obb. RaImnarer oiicr iig Der betls
inoo $50 SOB breo meo 3 SOB So9rs
moal. GeS beure 8rrbe er ogiaa Ell elo
Iom ian 9ibc set usbueubtge @ato og
Strait.
sinaItuo er 5 9ilometer (3h enaeIIte
TiIe) ira 2epuu9er og Inn uo9te buns
orebc SOB ira Strmbbre6ocr. Segge
Setter or let tiIgleuseti8e % transport
omioitningerne oil bgioe la0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

Eremmeo orobog, bpomf ouHfaaaenoe r Ell Yrue r al o@rn@udg tor Rgte for ben
al tansnbe 2eir Rt im bet en- teIer man pa ct Orb im mar life hGu&e prflar pg
mar man bar en- iaaban baabs Gmn BOG pei Saanben fan mu unorips % F@e OrSas s
beueo oe belle Saminsens Wrins 8Me G en- al bore tHbarHa Sremnbsyn; ben r sot
mobunSn os Tan iams for zen almnnlee 4s mel 40 eoabHBomn1, nemla $125i SmFna
GonsN: 8. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
IY- 8ogu &c hHaBs for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

isisu at bpsse bet npe ROrse inoao.
Ger er NOT at 9 Ere.
Rine beoiie Siiiener tit ale fjenbts
berpner.
Gt sobt Wniaarl
Gabte | December 1905.
Stein Grimrub b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Faroetrpk.

GotOaters Saurmcn'atoaie ueS Signal; Appellant, ben.
iom iRbdutsr fin Sag til en- hgtere Ret; appelabel. paulH'
teItg hptere Ret; aPpellere, 9snitqoe I'll hstsre Met pda'
berddbe lg pda.
Steu, Era, DIR; appellativisk, brust joni apeaGttu.
AppeIsin, 5usteH at en- Mart al RUmsraHstreet.
Appendix. 5taes, TIbGHg; nOget, iom istaer meo.
Appetit emit til Heset, tiGr Raotgt; appetitltg, ttIoseuoe.
a~PPlaudere, biiales, iir DO SaaaOtIaP; ApPlaus, FLAP, BIZ
lab.
appbcere, unOeuos paa nOsst; ~appikabel, aHoenoets; AppG-
kation. an0snosle gaa noaet; A~pPlkatur, 6RsTiatHtHs
heb Sptl pGa muVfalte SHrrureuer.
ApPosion, CntDeH, 3uipteIie GtaGai Ct iIbfaHttoNt BE
8reb iBiet til ct GR6et iom R9rHere 5ortlGrtn9 HeeH Scr
btHOslissoro, men uoiHIt 0srira ueo 8pmma.
apportr, beat! bring bio!
CLANS % Stipbso; Appretur. Esiers SLAMS 81 SrUbsO.
Appreciation, 8taissis, StaoiGtelie; a]ppEobere, btltss, tab
iRte.
Approche GGpppiTl e. 9rrmsIis; 2pbssraU, slFHHsm bVilIsH
man rRrmer Jig en- 6ritHtus.
approprere, tLegne fig; Appropriation. SttegusIie.
Approximation, 3tlHaEmslei approximately, h!HarmsllssOts
oe0 (tluRrneiie.
aprendre WprausOrD. ii at tase. til at faa fat gaa.
a PRIOR pa 5UrbaaHo, Rraft al IGHtHlag cg 6orRHftgruRee;
apriOrisk, iormirnG5Fa uafBGn8tg al GriGrtHg.
a prOpOs, ie Propos.
AFrabesk, agrget lorfrtus al qsgOsrt. 8lomtsr % 5sr.
Arbtrsge, (-aff), RisHosie; SGmmen!tsHiHg al i~or1tleaise
SteOsrs SsRse ug SsEettarler; arbitFere' sersSns Ssgs'
arbtr9er. piNl1rltg.
Area, GrunO, Tla6e; Area, SlaStiuSboto.
Arena, sssHttg SGHS; ben ~iaaSfrSeOe SdHPSIa@ Il &ousFHss
Areopagus eaer AreOpag, ben sOsras 3omfO! / gtssn: upar.
till 5omlt0L
Ares ie Mars.
arevoir ErsooarI erer au revoir lad pa StHipH,
Argentan, Rgi1tn.
Argument, 9epissraHb; Augmentation, Ssuisisrsls; argu-
mentere, 6eoiie meo SrUaoe; Argumentum ad honinen.
ct Ssps, lem blDer iErlis tuolpieuee paa eruao az Den Ben.
ions GRHisist saer 5orsete, nj apeH Def AeHOeHesa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

@se lteis 90 % paa iaien | Gal.
mar, pg iramimot @iSnat iIingru
me ois inn tie Rorifoomeus itore "pe.
i.erlanbite SopuSitao Secorab.
Snumen uIeiner ca De, Ieli gs
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

tions. Mothers, think! This plan
will be just to all. 1t will prevent
all from engaging in the trafhc'
and none will try to thwart its
operations. They will try to pre-
vent this being done. but as sure
as socialism ever gets this power
this thing will be done. 1t is the
socialist program. 1t will solve
the problem. In time, genera
tion of youth will grow up VINO
have never been tempted by the
gilded saloon, and they will De
pure of mind and body, and the
race will benefit by this change.
Are you willing to help bring this
aboutr Then help to bring So
cialism and it is done.-Frances
Willard.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Pursu
ant to the announcement of the
secretary of the treasury that he
desired to receive tenders of silver
today, four bids were made to
Director Roberts of the mint.
The bids were opened this after
noon, and, after being submitted to
Secretary Shaw, it was announced
that the government had pur-
chased $4,000 ounces of silver,
900 fine, at 1852 cents an ounce.
1t is not the custom to announce
the name of the individual or
corporation through whom the
silver is obtained. 1t is expected
the government will require from
$4,000 to 100000 ounces of silver
a week for an indefinite length of
time. 1t is the purpose, therefore,
of Secretary Shaw and Director
Roberts to receive bids Wednes-
day of each week until further
notice.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

On another page we reprint an
editorial from the Pueblo Chief
tain most calmly but forcibly
criticising the recent utterance
of Secretary of the Navy Bona
par e, regarding anarchists, So
cialists, etc. The Chiettain's argu-
ment is so clear and concise that
comment upon it is unnecessary.
To its careful reading we invite
the attention of all subscribers.
1t is passing strange that our
great men are so lacking in real
understanding of the different
ideas of men as to governmental
principles.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

THE Denver Republican voices
the opinion that the American
Federation of Labor is making
a grave mistake in concluding to
enter politics. 1t may appear so
from the view of the Republican
and the interests it is endeavoring
to uphold, but if, as has been re-
peatedly stated, corporations with
boundless wealth within their
control have been forced to
enter politics to protect them
selves, how much more urgent is
the need for the laboring man,
who has practically nothing as
compared with the corporations,
to enter politics for the same rea-
son. 1t takes either money or
votes to get what you want in
Washington.-Rifle Telegram.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

THE date for the Democratic
State Convention has been set for
September 11th. The meeting of
the State Central committee devel-
oped a decided antipathy to per
hitting Speer to have any further
hand in debating party policy.
The only proposal that came from
his side of the house was de-
feated almost unanimously.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

CORPORATIONS are now using
the Associated Press to express
fear at the large number of an
archists coming to this country.
The anarchist breeders should
not protest against social or busi-
ness calls of those they created.
Let honest labor do the kicking.
Durango Democrat.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

THE second copy of Mr.. Fred
erick's Montezuma Journal has
been received minus the patents,
a great improvement, and accord
ing to the Gazette he will insert a
warmed-up sermon regularly in
the near future. This takes load
off our mind for we feared Fred
was falling into bad habits, print
ing patents, selling real estate and
neglecting the gospel.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

The Avalanche suggests that as
the women of Colorado have been
referred to as one of the causes
that has put the state in the
present state of chaos, that they
get out and assist in putting it
right. Let them demand of each
man running for the Legislature,
that he will vote to remove the
men from the supreme bench who
have declared that they have a
kingly power in this state over
and above the constitution and the
pcople.-Glenwood Avalanche.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

Mr.. FARLEY, chairman of the
Republican state committee, says
that all the party in his state has
to do is to "stand pat" Now.
this is a term in poker. 1t means
that the player is satisfied with
his hand and will not exercise his
right to discard and draw other
cards from the deck. 1t fire.
quently occurs that the hand is
all right, that the chances would
be against the improvement by
discarding; but the pat" hand is
more generally a bluff than the
real thing. The Colorado voters
are likely to investigate Mr.. Fair
ley's hand next November by ex-
ercising the undoubted right to
"call" it. On the last occasion
their chips were stolen by the aid
of side partner or two sitting on
the bench near by, but there is
not going to be any carelessness
about Democratic chips showed
into the center next November.
If there is an attempt to steal
them there will be a rough
house" ."-Boulde Camera.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

SToESsEL was court-martialed
for abandoning Port Arthur after
severe and destructive lombard
ment, abandoning forlorn hoPe'
vet the Gar skidood from Peter
hof before a bomb exploded
Durango Democrat.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

DENVER has no leisure class.
Those not in politics, not run
down by the tramway and not
under some sort of supreme court
injunction are busy dodging autos
or getting divorces.-Ouray Plain
dealer.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

FINDLEY DUFFIELD is the new
editor of the Delta Independent.
He is an experienced publisher and
takes hold like a veteran. Well
come to Delta county Mr.. Duff
field.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17

TRY to attend the Democratic
caucus at Hotchkiss next Mon
day. The conference will do the
party much good.
The newspaper., 1906-08-17
Where Is My Boy Tonight.


selves? What can express the
worry and anxiety of the mothers
for the surroundings of their
children7 They fear that temp
tation will induce their boys to
visit the saloons and start them
on a downward course. And the
fear continually haunts them.
Mothers and sisters and aunts
have denounced the saloons, they
have organized ribbon and tenn
perance clubs, they have pleaded
for the abolition of the traffic
and the traffic goes right along,
increasing in power and volume
dominating politics and even the
churches in instances. Mothers,
stop and think! Men open
gilded palaces to MAKE MO-
NEY! Every gambling den is
run to make money. Do you
think anybody would open a sa-
loon or gambling den if there
were no gain to be made by itF
Is it reasonable to assume that
men would go to the expense of
fitting up and maintaining these
places If there "were nothing in
it?" Mothers, stop and think!
PROFIT is the source from
which all these evils spring, and
they will exist as long as profit is
possible. If not legally, then it,
legally. l have talked to many
men in these businesses, and have
yet the first one to meet who
would not rather make the same
money in some other business if
it were as easily done-and they
work as hard as the average seller
of any goods. Is it sensible to
longer fight these evils, and most
liquor men will admit they are
evils, with the same weapons that
have proven Intellectual? Against
which the evil has multiplied
There is only one way to destroy
the saloons, or at least the evil oi
them-and only one way. Had
it been adopted years ago there
would have been no saloons today
and the habit of drink would have
nearly disappeared from society
Its social features would have
been destroyed and its influence
in politics would have vanished
Do you want such conditions
Is that what you have been wish
ing tor all these years7 Is it thai
for which you have made the
many exertions and sacrifices o.
this long and never ending cru
SADIE against the traffic? Mothers
listen! PROFIT is the cause
Remove the cause and the effec'
disappears. That is true of every
thing. Listen! Have the govern
ment take over the whole traffic
Let it be made and dispensed only
by the government. Let the mar
who handles it be on salary
who will hold his position only SC
long as he obeys the law govern
ing the sale of such stuff. He viii
not make any profit. lie will moi
be interested in anybody drink
ing. His pay will not be any
greater because more people drink
as it is today. His interest will
be to obey the rules and hold his
position. The place for sale
should have no gilded fittings, nc
chairs, no loafng place. No treat,
ing should be permitted, one ol
the worst sources of the trouble
in the evil. Treating is now en-
couraged because it brings more