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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
Regular May, 1909. Term at
KeyteSville.
CIVIL CASES.

KeyteSville.
CIVIL CASES.
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY. MAY 8.
1. Nancy Hayes ct al vs.
Mary White ct al; partition.
2. Morganza Griffen ct al vs..
Albert Griffen ct al; partition.
3. Eddie Vincent ct al vs.
Orval Vincent ct al; partition.
4. Hiram Wallace vs.. Rob.
ert M. Candy ct al; appeal from
justice court.
5. Curtis Cook ct al vs. W.
D. Cook ct al; partition.
6. Jennie MCGUIRE VS.. Char.
iton County Exchange bank; suit
on account.
Z. Fred Nichols vs. Pearl
Nichols; divorce.
8. First National bank of Iowa
City vs.. E. W. Herring; suit on
note.
9. John B. Cline vs.. Mary
Cline; divorce.
10. Katie Meyer VS.. J. F. w.
Meyer; divorce.
II. Riley Smith VS.. Rosa
Smith; divorce.
IL. j. B. Martin vs. James
H. Brown; suit on note.
CRIMINAL CASES.
SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, MAY 4.
13. State of Missouri vs.. Thos.
Karcher; selling liquor illegally.
IA. State of Missouri vs.. Thos.
Karcher; same.
Is. State of Missouri vs.. Thos.
Karcher; same.
16. State of Missouri vs.. Thos.
Karcher; same.
II. State of Missouri vs. Thos.
Karcher; same.
19. State of Missouri VS.. Thos.
Karcher; same.
19. State of Missouri vs.. Thos.
Karcher; same.
20. State of Missouri VS.. 7 hos.
Karcher; same.
81. State of Missouri vs. R.
Huber; selling liquor illegally.
%. State of Missouri vs. R.
Huber; same.
%. State of Missouri vs. R,
Huber; same.
"a. State of Missouri vs. John
Mode; selling liquor illegally.
%. State of Missouri vs.. John
Mode; same.
| 26. State of Missouri vs.. Johr
Mode; same.
| q. State of Missouri vs. Johr
Mode; same.
| %. State of Missouri vs.. Johr
Mode; same.
/ 20. State of Missouri vs. Johr
Mode; same.
80. State of Missouri vs.
John Mode; same.
81. State of Missouri vs. j. E
Dempsey; same.
80. State of Missouri vs.. j. E
Dempsey; same.
Il 33. State of Missouri vs. J. E
Dempsey; same.
81. State of Missouri vs.. ]. E
Dempsey; same.
35. State of Missouri VS.. j. F
Grinstead; same.
SO. State of Missouri vs.. j. F
Grinstead; same.
81. State of Missouri vs. T. j
Banning; selling liquor illegally
39. State of Missouri VS.. T.
Banning; same.
80. State of Missouri vs.. W
Reedy; disturbing peace.
40. State of Missouri vs.
Thomas Karcher and Chas
Palmer; keeping gaming device
Al. State of Missouri VI
g Thomas Karcher and Chas
J.. Palmer; same.
A., State of Missouri vi
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
the testimony of H. w. and

the testimony of H. w. and
Charles A. Kothe as Subscribing
witnesses. By the terms of the
will the testator's daughters, Ma.
tilda, wife of Frederick Sanders,
and Louise, wife OF August
Freese, both of whom had pre-.
viously received 5000, are be.
queathed an additional sum of
$500, each. The remainder of the
estate, real and personal, includ.
ing 40.acre farm, is given and
be9ueathed to decedent's son,
Henry Adolph Kloehn, who is
also named as executor of the
will without bond and is 80 az.
pointed by the court. H. w. and
Charles A. Kothe are the wit.
nesses to make inventory.
*
The will of the late A. L. Mau.
pin of Prairie Hill, bearing no
date, is admitted to probate on
the testimony of J. w. Carlstead
and Jas. E. Sears as subscribing
witnesses. After first providing
for the payment of all his lawful
debts, the sum of 81, each, is be.
queathed to decedent's brother,
Columbus Maupin, and his hall
brother, Thomas Cunningham.
ALL of the residue of the property,
both real and personal, is be.
aueathed to teststor's beloved
wife, Lula Maupin, during hel
life or as long as she remains
single. In the event of her mar.
riage the property is to be di.
vided equally between her anG
Thomas Dunlap, an adopted son
known by the name of Thomas
Maupin. In case Mrs. Maupir
should die while single, the sale
Thomas Dunlap becomes soil
heir to the entire estate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
Marriage Licenses.

o. L. Hardwick of Moberly and
Miss Ada Elliott of Brunswick.
Frank Hsger of Atchison, Kas.,
and Miss Anna Held of Bruins.
wick.
Baby Chicks.
Purebred s. G. Buff Orphing.
ton chicks SIS per 100. Eggs
S1.50 per Is.
MRS. D. M. QUICK.
Keytesville,
r. F. D. 2 Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
Probate Pointers.

In the matter of the collateral
inheritance tax on the estate of
Mrs. M. s. K. Creel: Mrs. Lena
Newbold Cation is found to be
liable for tax of S23 33 on an
inheritance of S466. 66, and Mrs.
Nora Newbold Mari for S36.66
on an inheritance of S733. .33.
-.
In the matter of the collateral
inheritance tax on the estate OF
Wilfred L. Baker: The parties
liable therefor and the amount of
said tax for which each is liable
is as follows: Mrs. Jennie 5.
Broaddus, Mrs. Mary B. Morey
and A. G.. Baker $3.50, each, on
an inheritance of $50, each.
.*.
In the matter of the collateral
Inheritance tax on the estate of
Covey Heryford: Bentley Hery.
ford, Nellie Donaldson and Emma
Haskell are liable for S33, each,
on an inheritance of 1866, each !;
Louise Rodgers $50 and Maggie
Rodgers $25 on an inheritance OF
$1,000 and $500, respectively.
On application of Fanny Shive.
ly, widow of Louis P. Shively, it
is ordered that she be and is ap.
pointed administrative of said
Louis P. Shive]y's estate. Ad-
ministratrix' bond in the sum of
$1,000 is approved with w. D.
Ainsworth and George and John
Shively as securities. 1. N.Dear
and Jas. B. O'Bryan are the
witnesses to make inventory.
The will of Mrs. Eliza Sanders
of near Salisbury, dated April 2
1909, is admitted to probate or
the testimony of A. w. and Miss
Laura Johnson as subscribing
witnesses. Mrs. Sanders be.
queathed all her property to hel
niece, Ada Christie. j. o. Sny'
Ger is named in the will as exec
utor thereof and is so appointed
by the court. Executors bono
in the sum of 500 is approved
with r. P. Asburry and j. w
Luck as securities. j. w. Griz
zell and Moses Gum are the wit.
nesses to make inventory.
The will of Karl Kloehn o
Charlton township, made May IL
1908, is admitted to probate ol
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
Bourbon Red Turkey Eggs.

Fine Bourbon RED turkey eggs
for sale. Phone or write Mrs.
A. G. Friesz, Keytesville Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23
Roll of Honor.

Owing to the fact that the
editor of the COURIER has been
making hand in the job depart
ment as well as getting out copy
for the past 10 days our roll Of
honor is much more abbreviated
this week than usual as we
haven't had time to Go any out.
side hustling. Nevertheless the
following friends have either be.
come new subscribers or have
renewed their subscription since
our last issue. May heaven bless
'em:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23

The will of Karl Kloehn of
Charlton township, made May IL,
1908, is admitted to probate on
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-23

NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Len Hepworth, W. B. Young,
8. F. Gordon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
NEWS Of OREGON
STATED IN Brief
TELEGRAPH1C CHRONICLE or
STATE HAPPENINGS.
M'KiNLEY FREE ONCE MORE
Land-Fraud Operator Completes His
Sentencc--Takes Pauper's Oath
and Escapes Big Fine.

Portland Horace G Mckinley
has atoncd for Oregon land frauds
in which he participated with 5 \
ID. Putcr and others Saturday Me.
kinlcy was released from the coun-
ty JAIL after serving two years, less
ia days allowed him for good bc.
havior ~ ,atiry the p1uprr's oath
he had his fine of $500 rcmittcd.
When given his freedom Mckin.
ley announced that he intended to
join his mother in Wisconsin, when
Marie Ware Mckinley who was in.
dictcd with him and who is now his
wife, has recovered from a slight i'll
ness.
Mckinley was one OF the first
victims Of the government probe op.
Grated by i. J. lIcncy S \ y
Putcr, Mckinley, Marie Ware and
others conspircd to dcfraud the gov
crnment of Oregon timber lands
They were convicted and Mckinley
fled to China, where he was cap
turcd
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
INDIANS BATTLE WITH
THE CANADIAN POLICE

Victoria, II. c, Nov S-Aitcr
battle, beginning Saturday M day
break. force OF 50 special police
embracing practically all male in
habitants OF llazclion ON the Skeen,
river, captured the Indian village o
KisploN and made prisoners severa
oi the chiefs of the tribes who have
been melting the related nations oI
the Skeena to war upon the whites
ohstructing railway construction and
seizing supplies,
One of the causes OF trouble wi,h
these Indians has been the crossing
OF the national cemetery at ks,
pos by the Grand Trunk Pacific
railway. The natives demanded com
ponsation at the rate of $500 foT
each chief, $500 for each brave, $2ll
for each squaw and 500 for each
clild's body moved Th, govern,
mcnt threw out tbs claim and grant
ed the railway crossing rights on
condition of a new cemetery bei1S
provided, the bodies being move
with reverence and $1,000 paid as
lump consolation.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12

cred 10 the consiguccs
Because II Is alleged prisoners In
the Texas prisons and ON the state
convict farms were whipped to death
or shot by their guards, q special
session of the legislature will be
called To- enact measures reforming
the whole convict system,
The Dominion government as
scmblcd At Ottawa Thursday The
principal measure the government
will present during the session will
be q hill concerning the creation of
a Canadian navy aud the participa-
ton ot Canada in imperial defense
For the Gr,t time in the ~ years
Of ils existence the American Fed
Grafton of Labor has crossed the
border line oi the United States, and
beginning Monday, viii hold its an
nual convention in Canada
The government Of the United
Slat,s has taken steps to correct the
ill-trcatmeut which the government
Of Honduras is charged with hav-
mg accorded A K Nnlcr an Amer
lean citizen, who has business inter
esis there,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12

Hood Rivcr-lt is evident that the
llill interests plan to get a share
OF the freight shipments from Hood
River valley Within few years
the shipment will amount annually
to several thousand cars ot fruit
Hill agents are negotiating for a
station site on the Washington side
Of the Columbia river, opposite
Hood River. II is said that the rail
road is anxious to place station
at that point but does not care to
take the initiative as some land con.
ccssions are desired II is also said
that there arc ready to be built rs
soon rs the station is built, two
Touring mills, eanncry planning
mill and several Other enterprises
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
OREGON NEWS NOTES.

Wallowa- The formation ~ n
stock company ior the purpose oi
building q hospital ha, h,cn definite
ly arranged hy u Booster Club"
Geryai, burglar, ,ulcrcd the
Southern Pacific depot, rill,d the cN.
press packages aud opened the safe,
hut so llr 90. can hc l,pued secured
nothing
Portland Willimu Thomas Shlga.
han. aged - years, orgluiyar oi the
Oregon humans Society and cor
rcspondiug secretary from n, birth,
resident oi Portland lnr - years
died here h.t week
Albany The l.muhav,u Orchard
Company which plans io ssl "u' a
3u0Oacrc o5,hlrl m the northern
part OF Linn county wall establish
new tuVu.iic Tine town VIII he
called Llnuhatcu
Ashland Nn Immense crowd Est
cncd for three hours to senator Ia
follcttc's exposition ot national IT
furs III, plea for q return 60 rep
rrscntati,c government v., ,hc
strongest ever delivered m Ashland.
Eugene In the circuit court IN
the case at " T. Body A., 'hc city
oi Eugene, Judge Coke decided that
ncar.bccr could be sold an Eugene
The basis ior the decision was that
the city charter does NOT provide
for am ordinance prohibiting ,hc sale
of non-intoNi,atin. liuuors
Eugene Robert r Denton. charg-
ed by the grand Jury with bribery.
and who furnished bonds to the
amount oi $500 for his appearance
at This term of court is not to be
found and his bail has been declared
forfeited
Prmcyillc-Work has begun ON
,h, canal which will take water from
tb. Orbo., and irr,oa,e lOnOn acres
.i Land Pant Of The land has been
cleared and put i'm cultivation. but
none oC il Ia, been under water
The contract stimulate, that the
,yorl mu,t be ,,ulnl,t.l by IN,
FIRST of March
Glsnlal,.A Mrs Jennie Whitaker.
\ no,.en-.r am 4 southern Pacific
train en- routc from Seattle to Oak
land cal died IN her berth while
,hc train MAS passing through Cow
Creek CANYON Examination proved
thai she had heeu SUFFERING from "A
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12

the "progrcssivcs," which Senator
Cwmmins thinks is the correct term
~ which to designate himself and
others of hig views.
II ann on my way TO Washington
on the suggcsiion Of President Taft
to lay my views on these prior to
the convcning Of Congress in which
the views Of many m,n will be oh.
tanned aud a, which varying ideas
will be advanced d. not appear
In the ruisc oi counsellor to the
President but be is naturally anx.
ious to hear what men e ny at,i'
tudc think ON these img ',ul ques.
G1us." said lhe Senator IN an inter
view here,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
TAFT SENDS FOR
IOWA SENATOR
WOULD LEARN PLANS OF
ND-PATTERS."
KILL TRUST LAW THEIR PLAN
Senator Cummins Tells of Reaction.
sry Bills in View--Hot Fight
Is Promised.

Chicago, Nov. S-Bits of reaction
AIRY legislation that the "standpat'
Republicans are likely to try to
put over next congress are amend
mcnts to the antitrust law and to
the acts dealing with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, by which
these laws will be robbed of much
oi their ciiicacy, according TO ocna-
tor Cummins, OF Iowa, "insurgent'
Republican, X
II the stand pattcrs" do attempt
to foist such legislation as this
through congress there is going to
b. The hottest Kind Of lnht BY
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
81. 100000 Due Oregon

Portland--As soon rs Director T.
II. Newell and Chief Engineer A.
T.. Davis. of the reclamation service,
return to Washington, u. G., with
the senate irrigation committee. Sec
Rotary Ballingcr will discuss with
them ways aud means oi giving To-
Oregon the full benefits 10 which
II is crlilcd under the national rec.
lamalion act. That one or more new
project, shall he undertaken Is yir-
tually promised by the Secretary
Oregon is. or soon will he. S2,SO0.
O0O behind It's rightful apporlion-
ment from the reclamation iuud
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Howell L. Identified.

Seattle, Nov 9.--Charles ID, How
cll, held in the county Jail here,
charged with holding mp the clerks
in the Great Northern Express Of
fee and securing Sl2,0O0 here a
short time ago, has been identified
as he robher who impcrsonatcd a
United States mail inspector to get
iulo' Great Northern mail coach
at Bonucr's Ferry, Idaho, March IS,
lo1S, and after subding the clerks
in that car ri0cd The registered mail,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Fourth Infantry to Lose Identity,

Portland Transfer of the Fourth
Oregon Infantry into the Coast Ar
rillcry Service of the state is the
radical change in the Oregon Ma
lipull Guard that is 10 be made nee
cssary within the next 90 days The
rcgim,ntal identity Of the command
will have To be- destroyed and the
eight Southern Oregon infantry
companies will each receive scpa'
rate designation IN the Coast Anil.
l.rN
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Farmers Want Dry Town.

Spokane, Nov. S-A new move
has been made in the Whitman
county local option fight when the
Palousc local OF the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative Union
unanimously adopted resolution
condemning the liquor traffic, put
ting the union on record officially
iavoring local option and advising
its members to trade in towns and
with persons who openly stand for
local option
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
To Build Auto Road.

Rcnd-A movement Tor better
roads to the new homestead lands
lo the southwest Of Bend WAS inau'
guratcd at meeting of the local
Board Of Trade. A subscription list
was started and the business men OF
Bend came forward with several
hundred dollars for the project The
result of the work will he the best
automobile road in Central Oregon.
some IS miles in length
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
THE MARKETS
Portland.

Wheat-New crop, track prices
Club, 02c; blucstcm, Sl02, red Rus,
sian, 90c.
Barlcy-S2 $50 per ton,
Oats -$2S02SS0 per ton.
llay-Timothy, Willamette Valley
Sl4ml7 per ton; Eastern Oregon,
$4,000; alfalfa, SIS; clover, $lI
Extra. Soc; fancy, 1d36c
store, 22m2ic,
Eggs Ranch cludlcd, NN3Sc.
Hon, 100 crop 2im Poe; 1908
crop poe, 1907 crop, l2c.
Wuol-E Eastern Oregon. l6425c
per pound
N .ir,r nfr
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
SHORT NEWS NOTES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ben llcncy brother OF l'ranci.
J. lieney ol san Francisco, has been
semoved from Office as mayor oI
Tucson. Arizona, on a charge OF re
-aoving city records
Within few months, public
highway TO the top of the famous
Royal Gorge will have been built
and some ol the most rugged and
magnificent scenery in Colorado will
be easily accessible.
The possibility oi an Auglo-Gcr-
man understanding appears to be
under consideration in high German
circles, Failure to reach such an
understanding heretofore is allribul-
ed TO the method adopted hy Great
Britain.
w, Cameron Porbcs, vice govern.
or general OF the Philippines, has
been named by President TAFT as
governor general 10 succeed James
Smith. resigned
A squash weighing Isl pounds has
o.eh p''''u on ." 'N''p'''"" ." '"'
n"'oe' ~ >''''''''''' ~ "'''"
eq"'sn'S ." '"' N",,' wv '''''''' ~
VI "n'' " "''s"'' W. P'"'''
T., ~ MOSS p'"''s'o, "' '','o'osy
in the University of Wisconsin, de
''aie' '"a' ''"'"' '"'"''"s "v -
rene OF pioneer nays ANA l''' Gun
u'e' sho"'d "''Shu S'"""' - '""'''"'
W the year
Dr Nm' Nmes' aS'd az year..
died At ln' home ia fren."'. ono.
He - reno el '' %. ''o, ''
member ~ Ne hies 10 "a, United
Sta'e'.
\ hew N.r. HtEN|n. N'' con
traced 10 pay ~Niumaodel IN'S
S'oWm tor a s'o.y ni f-''h Wor"a
The story "t .edf} q. 10 h'
Nur'n Pole Wlll be run serl"i'y'
John Stuart Kennedy one OF
Americas h'lle-hn""h n'h men,
who died OF whooping-oough IN ms
New York residence leit heques's
of more than S@S,UnoOO 10 religious
charitable and educational msu'u
tions
After sustaining their lives for
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Hopgrower Wins Case.

Harrisburg Word has been re
ccivcd by ] r Cartwright, leading
hopgrower that he had won his
famous hop case in the United
States circuit court Of appeals The
ease was in the federal courts Of
Oregon and California for six years
and attracted a great deal of at
tention among Oregon hopmen
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12

Salcm-ln zoos the house and SEN
ate journals cost the state So s. per
volume. For printing aud binding
the 1909 journals the state will pay
SOP per volume. or considerably
les, than hall what the books cos,
four years ago. Notwithstanding the
fact that many more laws were
passed and much more business WAS
transacted
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Tammany May Gust Murphy.

New York, Nov. 9,-Chasles L.
Murphy will, in the judgment of
shrewd political observers, have the
fight of his life to maintain his
place at the head of Tammany Hall,
and Mayor-elect Wm, J. Gaynor is
the man he will have to tight for
the control of the organization.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Mckee Sentenced and Paroled.

Oregon City-Wallon Mckee, who
pleaded guilty to two charges of
misappropriation of student funds
was sentenced by Judge Campbell
to one year in the county iail, hut
vas paroled with the order To re
port to the court once month un-
4 his time has expired
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Seattle


Wheat Biuvst,m, Sl03; club, o2e.
Oats New, $26@2S per ton.
Barlcy-New. $50 S0G27 per ton.
lIay--Eastern Washington timothy,
$4,000 per ton; Puget Sound hay,
sl5ml4 per ion; alislia. $40 per ton.
Butter-WashinSton creamery, SOC;
-"rh 2n92lc,
Salcm--A series Of district con
vcntious to be held during the com
ing four months by the different dis
tricts Of the knights of Pythias OF
Oregon was inaugurated at Salem
Tuesday evening. According to re
ports from the headquarters Of the
publicity committee of the X p.
grand lodge in Albany, the biggest
and most elaborate district conven-
tions ever held in the history of
the order in Oregon will take place
this winter.
Salcm-C w James, superintend-
ent OF the Oregon Penitentiary, is
looking into the facts in connection
with the escape OF the five conyicts
who made their getaway last month,
after oyerpowering Guards Davis and
Gertzel, and two OF whom were
killed in the tight with the posse
in Polk County few days later.
There is an old Oregon statute
which provides that any convict
who attacks prison officer with a
deadly weapon shall be punished by
death.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Man Shot by Wife Dies.

Reno, New, Nov, S.-Albert Tai
bot, the well-known sporting man.
who was shot by his wife in this
city October 2S, IS dead,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
Chinese Students Arrive.

San Francisco. Nov. 9-Forty-
seven Chinese youths arrived from
the Orient on the steamer China to
attend various colleges in this coun-
try far education at the expense of
the Chinese government. They will
be followed next year by l55 others
and the whole 200 will return to
China when the courses are COM
pleted to give China the advantage
OF their American training
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-12
OMIT. al To.

Ontario is located the Oregon Short Line Railway,
and has population of 1000.
Has an excellent High School (graded) employing
II teachers.
Annual business of merchants over 81 000000
Annual We. shipments, 100000 pounds.
Annual stock shipments, approximately 25,0O0 head
Stock and farming country tributary to Ontario 800
miles interior.
Plenty of water for irrigation and all other purposes
Ontario offers an inviting field for Fruit Canning
Factory Woolen MILL Flour Mill Securing Plant and
other industries, Information will be most ch, erfully
urnished by the Ontario Argus the Ontario CONNER
iN Cub.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-12-16

When the Globe Democrat is OPP
posed to a Democrat Offering for Of
flee to Missouri it is pretty safe for
Democrats to favor the man the G..
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1909-12-16

D. is against The old Missouri
slanderer would try to weaken a
giant like Hon. James A. Reed by
ridicule. In its first issue after Mr..
Roed's announcement of his candi-
dacy for United States senator to
succeed William Warner, it pro-
ceeded to its old tactics of discred-
iting the strong in the hope of I'M
covering a weaklin9 that will insure
the return of a Republican to the
senate. Missouri has stood in the
very front rank in the senate for
years. Missourians are interested
in retaining that position. No man
who knows him questions James A.
Reeds ability. No man wac knows
him questions his honesty. No
man who knows him questions his
Democracy. 1t is not surprising
that the Globe Democrat is not fav-
orably inclined toward such a man.
The Globes opposition should be
tower of strength to the Kansas
City statesman.-D eKalb County
Democrat.