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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
THE "DRYS" TO /
FIGHT IN The +.
NINTH WARD

Preparations are being made bS
the prohibition party 10 make al
active fight 10 tho Ninth ward 10Y
the election OF II T. rrobntIeld. ~
candidate for the council The
Ninth ward il declared by the lead
ers OF the prohibition party TO con
tain more adherculs Of the anti
liquor party than any other politi.
cal subdivision Of Seattle. In ore
Yious campaigns prohibition enudl'
dates have maze a good showing IA
the Ninth ward
Ia the Eleventh ward W n.
Weaver holds both the republican
aud prohibition nominations for the
council Weaver obtained tho
nomination from the dry conven-
tlon because in the council he had
invariably cast vote against the
granting OF all liquor licenses.
FIGHT Restricted District
In the prohibition convention an
attack Was made upon the restrict
Cd district Tho prohibltloniats
sent ON record AZ favorlng penal
reformAtofy IN which all women Of
shame should be incarceralcd
either permanently or temporarily
The prohibition ticket. a. a viii
appear on the ballot az the general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

election. contains no candidate fof
mayor nor for the administrative
officea The nominations OF tho
prohibition party are M follows.
Councilmen.at large, Guy Poisson
aud r NJ bird. councilman from
the segond ward. Homer Bull ooun
Gilman from the Ninth ward. II =.
PrOhstfeld; councilman from the
Eleventh ward. William ". Weaver.
councilman from the Thirteenth
ward. Orvllle EApey.
Committee Named.
The city committee haa been
elected a. follows j. Il Bowdlsh,
chairman, u " Dunlap, vice chair.
man. A nerah, secretary aud treas.
urer II l. iiuli. Second ward. Guy
Poisson. Seventh ward r. o. M.
gent Eighth ward Charles w
Slack, Ninth ward l.. g Llnklet
ter. Tenth ward. Jacob burrows,
Eleventh ward: " w Dexter.
Twelfth ward. J. A, Campbell, Thir.
teeuth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
OCEAN IS 81, 10000
FEET DEEP, HE SAYS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE deep.
est spot In the sea Is 100 miles OFF
the island Of Guam. whore sound.
ings made by Dr. Charles H. Town.
send. OF the Albatrosa expedition.
recorded depth OF 81 900 feet
nearly six miles.
Or Townsend told the Camp Fire
club Of America at its annual din
nor tue other night that he had
also found animal life at depth
o flour and three.auarters miles IN
the Tonga basin. among the islands
of New Zealand, under a pressure
OF four aud one.half tons 20 the
square inch.
The atmospheric pressure on the
body Of man u little more than
- pounds 70 the square inch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
TAlk ABOUT FEET
Troubleeome Skin Affections Pvt
20 Rout by poeiana.

70 NoAt ~ FoetaH.
A recent exchange OF experiences
between ten persons developed the
fact that nlhe q them were suffer
ms from foot trouble which caused
continual annoyance and serious
concern According 10 those who
know, the beat thing 30 % when
the feet are tired. lnflamed. itch.
INK. chafed or broken out ia 20 40.
ply a little posiam and note how
quic KY the difficulty will vanish
pusiam Is the nov skin remedy
which 10 rapidly combata tho worst
caaee OF cessna and all akin trou
blem. stopping AL itrhlng with the
first application. u makes quick
work 81 acne. herpes. letter. scaly
scalp. barbeFa and every other
form ~ Itch Occasional applicA.
lions Va small quantities will quick.
~ Danish pimpies. hives. black
heads. hiotehea. etc A special soc
package Of poalam IL prepared for
those who uas pcalam for mlnor
SKIN troubles. and this. as Weil ~
the regular Sc jar. IL on sale at Tho
Quaker DRUG Co. ~ well as all
drug stores
nWt no one im even asked "a our
chase poslRm without first obtain.
Ink a sample package. which will
be sent BY mail. fires Of charge.
upon request. BY The Emergency
Laboratories. y West 2sth IT.. New
York city
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FRENCH IMPORTED
FACE POWDER

Satisfied with your face
poWder7 You will be I
With LOUISE. imported
By The Quaker for par |
ticniar people. the reg
uiar price Of LOUISE
T. SIS per box. Get
yodff Saturday qEol
itts1's- ~ st-as wv
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This special couch is 8 #, long, p
in. wide hardwood frame. finished
golden or Early English; figured
tapestry and velour coverings in
greens, reds and browns about IL
patterns to choose from. special
.,...... ................ SAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11
NEwS CORK ARM
or CONSTABLE


S9guN. Dei. Feb. IL.
- fmnty Constable T. G.
- II xlat that one 81 bits
- = aate q cork. for when
49, % arrest Prank Biyin.
zess a@xzu. In the Hundred
= 3 lsfh a.. EiVin sank
- NO ne arm that was
- ~
are1 egssanders e0ald not
xzzd shF Jones did not
Il = attack until the negro.
1. - ssa*sa. bexan to splt OUT a
- q cork Fragments
zzs Ward helped the con
~t'pseF Bssin. who had
- ~ Inhabitants 81 the
~ HsuseH when be be-
ssssssd d the idaa thar he
= bailalns aud waufed TO
- rent
= sng % the insane asy
IL nfahnrm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-11

ALBANY. n. Y. Fob. N An Ia.
vcssigatlon into the milk trust here
= bringing out some facts vital 10
the people Of every city OF $4,000
or more population in the unised
States.
Witnesses have anown az tho Ia.
vsstlgation that milk can b. pro.
duced Tor Ncw fork az lexa than
: IL cents a quart Even With the
Increased eost q feeding aud keep.
ing dairy cattle. the milk can be
produced at good profit at this
figure
large Eastern cities pay from :
70 10 cents a quart Testimony
shows that the Borden Condensed
Mia Co. and tbs consolidated milk
exchange u Se3 York have run
the price up TO > cents q quart.
and that the prices were set for
thls milk on the exchange. aad
these prices prevailed everywhere.
One Of the witnesses AZ the hear.
ms, George u Gr~oxea. farmer aud
eaisy said the milk proaucrF
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HOW THE MILK TRUSTS WORK

got ua share Ia this bulge to ,
cents quart Many poor people
could no longer use the milk AZ
that price. and the consumption
fell of greatly. lie said the milk
trust resoftcd to chemical treat.
ment e pFevent tbs milk spelling
Ia storage
Testimony taken 40 far esgab
llahes that
l. The farmer must sell hls
milk 90 the trust.
2. The trust makes the price Of
milk sis nnonsha ahead.
,, Tire coat ~ proauesion 10 a
little more than one.thlrd what Tire
nils trust asks.
.. Tire consumer has nothing 20
say about prices or quality % milk
8. FARMERS cannot get . market
through any Independent dealer.
.. Nine oenta a quart forbids
many people and children using
milk.
Similar conditions. witnesses de
clare. prevail under the jurlsdic.
ton 81 the Elgin and Chicago
trusia
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AIS SPRING SUIT IS BOTH NOISY AND LADYLIKE
Ian Custom Cutters
'' sssw off New Styles for
,r.ll Dressed Men and
rs.,'re the Limit.

se.ektai CcffesPefs'
xnrK reh II You can
~ X H. welldressed man
IN M Il viii take 9 strain ;.
80 n noG call him "aho
y ..'sse. Thas such Is due to
- .ssrs.sd man this spflns.
ssi - Al she fashion show y
80 e,s,trrs association 81
- IA Il she Hotel Asior
~ III sufffakvt move
: /, may not D., but y ls
SOMETHING + mss ,.l,
- ~ lbok more like skirts
Take the new opera
sssFoAl. Cor example Y
80 she shoulders % the
- 's es.A NTH silk. aud y hat.
- Z !. ~ NJ frunt Ike a difccioirc
= ssrslsmen ridinE 20 the
s.slsahs vii sport y
s. saxl driver IN ease
....sens arsumsnt ever the
= saNsenrcr cant defend
xlih M cape an.
- NJ welldress''d Man en-
i. .sss,rs or opera house, he
- another surprise For
rslss coat vii Be- mora ''Ns
- .asn an article Of male a.
..ssaa II sllk facing there
velvet ruche or shawl
.lse,las bis neck rs Ereat
- disposed toward colds.
- ~ neck Ike 3 woman :
- isaikes boa
ssssx. arblier Of fashion 20
i s..ssrlosn ssys hc Wcalin I BE-
- u SEQ men weariuE
80 asss before Ions 4 the
- faeqs ap
- 4 ,ke aew dress vest VII
- .ss,hsr surprise Instead 81
nmaU. Whether che
IA. I, ssss & O. y. or bought oa
plnn. the L viii sup.
~ - = illl's g. rigenes, a. the
-. - Perfectly plain. Ism {
Z ~ he vest shoaia be-
= nornlng wear the Yeai u
.~sf ualy two poekris each
Z $50 ID rpncsAi = grapefruit
- sssslnx . bulge Turned
- ~ nus. maEiclans viii fund
- ~efsI fnr hiflns live rabbits
II shE lhinss
"a 70 b. wofn With This
- - sassy vest viii Be
81 N gAeeked. A. some mild
- aeald have Il. but Wild,
80 aid llke TIE Scotch has
- ssFs weFn FOR years One
= "a 90 Broadway would
q ! s.sswbsnre and a riot caii.
4 : - a. hundreds VII set ia
- III b. alt right Police In
urm MCCARTHY SAYS
- sgeseoa,s will Be az the
mty That means thar the
~ ziii - - big - an auto
- circles. ere within an
helxhtea the effect ard
N msem persons think they
y = aAesls 90 around
Il r. ~ Norf0lk Jackets viii
kekk lks sane as ever, No
* hero Wiii wear q NOT
Il 2ls. and - Ia nation
~ s.pss. yua ought ~ b. rlsti
- AaIs
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high prices without guarantee.
My ethics is 20 guarantee Dental
work AZ prices people can pay.
don't compete with cheap Dentists,
but DO the best work for half the
charge made by the Combine. Read
my article 10 Mondays star.
EDWIN J. Drown. 7is First Ave-,
Union Block. Between Columbia
and Cherry Streets.
Open evenings until 2 aud sun.
days until for people who work.
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WAR TO THE TEETH

The - q n a J
Combine loses
two dollars. you
save q dollar and
I make a dollar
when | do your
dental ofk
Combine Deuiistg'
ethics ih 70 charge
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
DIR. JUSTINA L. FORD

OFFICE HOURS:
10 10 II a. M, 2 to 4 p. m, tos p =
OFFICE AkC RESIDENCE.
2I1i Arapahoe Street, Denver
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
LITERARY EXERCISES TO
CONTINUE FOR A WEEK.
Bethel Church, Pittsburs, Plans Series
Of Novel Entertainment.

Beginning on Sunday, Sept is. there
will be given a series Of literary en-
tertainments with social features at
Bethel A. NJ. Z. church, Pttsburg
The principal address on the above
date will be delivered by the Rev. Il.
+. Hurley, pastor OF the church; sub
ject, Education"
On Monday evening there will be
debate on the subject Of What Edu-
cation Has Done For the Race and
What the Race Is Doing For the Pro
motion Of Education" The concert on
Tuesday night by the First Brigade
band, uniformed rank, knights Of
Pythias. will be feature OF the meet
Ings, which will close on Sunday even
ing. Sept. %.
Wednesday the various Grand Army
posts, with the Sons OF Veterans, will
be favored with an address by the
Rev. DR.. William II. II. Butler. The
subject OF the Rev. Mr.. Buffers dis
course will be Some "reminiscences
OIL IIt ilNll w III. L Et AutLlt ltl AliS'
cussIon on Thursday evening will be
Forty Years OF Freedom"
The full quota OF the membership Of
the church is expected TO be in at
tendance on Friday evening. The at
traction will be concert by Bethel
church choir. under the leadership Of
Professor Jesse Harris. A committee
Of ladies' viii serve refreshments.
The symposium Will close with spe-
cial exercises by the church and con
gregatioG. As the fourth Sunday in
September is the closing day OF the
conference year. the program VIII not
only be varied. but doubly interesting
Promotion For Elmo M. Anderson.
The promotion Of Elmo NJ. Anderson
OF the census bureau IN Washington to
a more lucrative position In that de-
partment is encouraging An Increase
In salary comes with his rise in posi-.
ton and, OF course, greater responsi.
biity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-11-16
sHERlFF's SALE.

Georgia, Glynn County.
Under and by virtue OF an execu-
ton in attachment issued from the
city court of Brunswick in and for
said county in favor Of Miss M Lou
lisa Baker against Freeman Hankins,
will be sold at the court house door
of said county, within the legal hours
OF sale, on the first Tuesday in be
cember. 1910, to the highest and hest
bidder for cash, certain square pi-
ano of the kind known as a 'fSteiff'
piano. the same being levied on to
satisfy said execution as the proper
t. of Freeman Hankins, and being
now in my possession.
Also at the same time and place.
that certain trac": III bar@nl IF lar:
known and designated in Baldwin 5
map of said city as New Town lot No.
led on and to be sold ns the proper
ty of NJ. A. Hodges, administrator,
under and by virtue i :, tax iifa is
sued Is H. j. Read tax collector GIynn
county, and against tie said NJ. A.
Hodges, administrator, for taxes dre
the state and county for the year
1909. amount OF tax. s4430 and COSTS.
Also at tee same time a.nd place,
that certain tract or parcel OF Land
known and designated in Baldwin S
map of said city, as New T0wn lof
Ne. 943. and improvements thereon.
Levied on and 10 be sold as tbs
property OF Winton Greenfield, under
ana by virtue of tax fla issued oy
H. J. Read, tax collector Of Glynn
county. and against the said Wintor
Greenfield for taxes due the state
OF Georgia and county OF Glync 70.
the year 1909. An1oIint Of taxes,
1920 and costs.
". II. BERRiD,
Sheriff Glynn County, Ca.
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i.OTlCE.
Willie Craig,

Willie Craig,
W.
Edd Craig.
Libel for divorce in Glynn superior
court, December term, 1907. The
verdict for total divorce being
! granted on the 9Th day of Deem
Der. 1899.
Notice is hereby given 10 all con-
cerned. that on the 5th day Of July,
1909, filed with the clerk of the
superior court, of said county, my pc
tition addressed to said court return.
able to the next term thereof, to be
held the 18th day of December, 1910,
for the removal of disabilities rest
ing upon me under the verdict in the
above stated case, by reason of my in
termarriage with Willie Craig, which
said application will be heard at the
December term of said court which
convenes on the 10Th day of De. en-
Der, 1910. ED A. CRAIG.
BY O'Steel & Watson, Attys.
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PETITION FOR CHARTER.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

RH'F T.. 6nNs3~D
Will be solo before the court house
door at Jesup. Georgia, on the hrst
Tuesday in December, A. D, 1910.
during the legal hours OF sale, under
and by virtue of an order OF the or
binary Of Wayne County, Ga, Of date
November Sth, 1910, all the following
described property belonging TO the
estate of J. A. Ward, deceased, to.
wit:
Real Estate in Glyrn County.
That certain tract Of land located
in GIynn County, in the 1881 dis
trict and known as g part Of the
Johnston tract, containing 1890 acres
more or less, and known as, the Fin
den lands. with artesian well, and
having the general boundaries, 70 wit
Bounded on the north by lands Of N.
II. Harrison and John Howe; On the
south by the lands OF tie Riley estate,
east by the lands Of J. Mason Rice
and Alex EoweI and others, and on
the west by lands OF N. H. Harrison
and the Riley estate. Said tract OF
land containing one brick store Ct the
dimensions OF 30x70 feet, with tie
roof; one wooden store building; one
two-story, seven-room dwelling house
tenant houses, out houses, fences and
all and singular the rights, mem
bers and appurtelances thereunto be-
longing. Said tract also having two
farms in cultivation, one of about
six acres, more or less, and the 9th
er about twenty (20) acres, more or
less, the six-acre farm having dwell.
ing house OF three rooms and a barn.
and the twenty-acre farm having no
improvements thereon. Said land to
be sold subject to the right Of the adj
ministrator to collect all water rent
from the flow Of the artesian well
until January list, 1911, and without
accounting to the purchaser therefor.
Personal Property at Blaoen, Georgia.
(a) Also that certain stock ~
goods contained in the storehouse To-
Gated on said above described tract
Of land known as the Johnston or
Baden tract, consisting Of goods,
wares. merchandise, iron safe, show.
cases, store fixtures, etc.
ID Also one lot Of stock cattle 10
Gated at Baden on the Johnston or
Blsden tract, said stock being forty
nine ti9) head and consisting Of four
steers, cows. calves and yeariings.
(cl Also sixty-ave head OF goats
including Kids, ra1g!ng and ceins
upon said johnston or Bladen tract
al bereinbefore described.
The lends herein described local
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Legal Advertisements
SHERIFF SalE

Will be sold LafOre rne ccr't n,.usu
door of s.yph county, Georgia, during
the legal hours of sale OF the first
Tuesday in December. 1915, the fol
lowing described proper;y.- to-wit:
Those certain two lots or Parcels Of
land, situated, lying and being i'll tho
city Of Brunswick, Georgia, known
and designated in Baldwin, map of
said city as New Town lots Ito 95.,
and $50, and improvements thereon
Levied on and to be sold as 'he
property Of Phil Goette, under and by
virtue of an execution issued from
the city court of Brunswick in favor
of j. NJ. Brown, governor, and against
Ed Union. principal, and Phil Goette,
security, for $3.50. Property pointed
out by plaintiffs attorney. Also at
the same time and place, ten thou
sand feet of 1-I6x3 dressed ceiling
and five thousand feet of 7-16X4
dressed ceiling. Levied on and to be
sold as the property Of the Brunswick
Planning and Forwarding company,
under and by, virtue OF &. tax fla is
sued by II. ]. Read, tax collector
against the Brunswick planning and
Forwarding company for tax due the
state and county for the year 1909
Tax $126.13 and cost.
VIM. H. BERR1E, Sheriff.
Nov. 10. 1910.
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CITATION.
GEORGIA., Glynn County.
To all Whom ir Muv CopnarD

GEORGIA., Glynn County.
To all Whom il May Concern:
A. J. Greelee, having in due form
applied to the undersigned for the
erty of Willie, Cleveland, julia An
nice, Isabella, Robert and Spencer
Edwards, orphans and minor children
of Anna Edwards, late of said county
deceased, notice is hereby given that
his application will be heard at my of
flee on the first Monday i'll Deem
Der, 1910.
Witness my official signature this
10th. day of November, 1910.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
State at Georgia, County of Glynn.
Mrs. Bessie 7. Jarratt
VS..
Percival II. Jarratt
Libel for total divorce, bel
term, 1910, of Glynn superior court
To Percival III. Jarratt, Murfreesboro
Tenn.
You are hereby notified to appear
at the December term, 1910, of Glynn
superior court. to answer the peti
toner in above stated libel for total
divorce
in default thereof, the court will
proceed as to justice appertains.
Witness Hon. G. B. .Conyers, judge
Of said court, Oct. Z. 1910.
n. F. du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn Co., Ga
10-S-22-11-5-19.
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GEORGIA., Glynn County.

To all Whom it May Concern:
Charlton Wright, having in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
letters of administration on the estate
of n. II. Barnwell, late of said county
this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of n. II
Barnwell to be and appear at my OF
fee within the time allowed by law
and show cause, if any they can, why
permanent administration should not
be granted to Charlton Wright OF \
II. Barnwell's estate.
Witness my hand and signature
this 10th day of November, 1910.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

VS..
Henry Schwarzbaum
In the superior court of Glynn county,
Georgia, December term, 1910.
To Henry SchwarZtaum:
You are hereby required to as-
pear in said court at 10 o'clock a. m
Dec. 19, 1910, and answer petition
er's said complaint.
Herein fail not, as In default of ap-
pearance the court will proceed as
10 Justice shall appertain.
Witness the Hon. C. B. Conyers,
judge of said court, this Sept. 9, 1910.
FL. r. du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn Co, Ga.
10-S-22-11-S-22
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ST .tc IS { state.
T , stock OF &C will Re offered
2nt old in one lot, and TIE stock of
goais will he offered and sold also
in one lot.
A complete inventory of the stock
of Z goods, furniture. fixtures = etc,
contained in the store at Bladen, Ca.
in said county, with the cost price
value thereof, will be furnished b.'
the administrator upon the request
of any prospective purchaser who
contemplates bidding at said sale on
and after the 22d day of November,
A. D., 1910. The said goods. wares
and merchandise, furniture, fixtures.
ETC., contained in said store house at
Baden, Ca, can be seen on applica-
ton to the administrator by any pros
pective Bidder, as well as the said
stock of cattle and goats herein de-
scribed. None of said personal prop
erty will be transported to the court
house at Jesup. Ga.
Terms of sale cash.
This Sth day of November, 1910.
L. T. M'KINNON,
Administrator of the estate of j. i.
Ward, deceased 11-11-1S-25; 1872
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On this the III day of October. A. Dis
1910. Il. F. du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County
Georgia.
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A. Casteiansky
Shoe :. aher Shop
SPECIAL PRICES
sFor First Class Work

For men, half soles and heels.
handsewed. -. -. -. .sl.eo
For men. half soles and heels.
pegged ~
For women and boys, half soles
and 6eels, pegged =. 20
Rubber Heels, best grade -. 80
All kinds repairing in this Inc at
low prices; secondhand shoes for
sale very cheap
Send me trial order to shop, 1922
Newcastle street.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-14
TOM CAT CARES FOR
MOTHERLESS KITTENS

Kersey. July 10.-A tom cat be-
longing to w. Z. Fischer has adopted
three motherless kittens and cares
for them as tenderly as any fond
mother.
A few days after the birth OF the
kittens the mother was killed by a
train. Fischer was at loss what to
do with the orphaned ones when his
attention was attracted by the fond
ness exhibited for the little animals
by the Tom cat. Each day Tom
would bring milk and other food to
the young kittens. In the night he
would carry the kittens to their bed
in the cellar and in the morning
would carry them to his favcrite
corner ON the first Aoof OF tNeStt41A
elevator. The kittens are now old
enough to run around without the
guardianship of a protector. Their
foster father is their constant COM
panion.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-14

II the people of Colorado had the
initiative in the constitution they
could have taken the matter up by
petition Immediately upon the ad-
journment of the legislature and II
sufficiently supported. have called
an election directly upon those
measures, and II successful, the leg
islature could not repeal such laws.
Would such a safeguard in the con-
stitution have a healthy influence
over untrustworthy legislators?
The Greeley tribune., 1910-07-14

From the reports Of the recent
conference OF the democratic sena-
tors and legislators with the state
chairman in Denver, 1t was noticed
that the Denver senators are yet
lined up as strong against the party
demands as during the regular ses-
sion. This is not 80 surprising when
it is observed that they were named
on the ticket by the interests and
are controlled also by them. The
misfortune is that these party trait
ors hold for four years instead OF
two and that the healthful recall, re-
Gently adopted in the city of Den
yer, is not now in force to jerk those
Fellows out Of their official seats be-
fore any further damage is done.