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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
Gprtmg 0rore.
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-Toften Sobnion % Tdtter fom
9erbos tiIbase fro Glimar, bpor De
bar tiIbragt Sommeren.
- Soiriton Gountp bar MI 3,078
ifolepIigtiee gsrn, og oct bill Tom lin
Inoel / llboeIinsen al Sfolefonbet
for Sftober Moaneo erboISe $9.235.
- SuIii,s u. 9leeen anfom Eirs.
bag Morsen fra Sicfion, 81. 9nf.,
taIot bertiI | @~nIeoning Tin Wooers
Speoom. Gan traf benbe Dog life
ilipe, ga bum bsbe Manoag aften.
- @ntcn 2ier, Tom | balpanbet
aars Ei6 Dor orbeibet hos Sarmerne
/ Omegnen, tiltranSte Tirsbng Mor-
sen Ieiien tiGbage til 3riitiania,
Ioree, bpor bans SIaet Dor.
-Sobn ". gfiee og S,titru reifte
WanSog tiIbage til oeres Siem |
Senbricfs, Minn., efter at babe fill
bragt rogIe Tiger Dos 0atteren, Wers.
Gurl Solie.
-2ars Sp1ing % Selmer Spl.
ling err beose Hptteoe tilbage fra
Cheyenne, g. 9of.. % bar bpiot fig
/ Sregnen uf Spring 8rope,-2arS
pua fin fnrnt, Ser tibligere eieoes al
q. 6. @lasrlto, og &elmer paa al.
osSe IauI gaffens Sarm, Iom ban
bar fisbt.
- Mrs. aari Stenslie err Sen 15be
Sept. ofgnaet neb Osoen hos lin
Teps Q. 8. Spenion, bpor bum bar
boet Sc iibite 90 Mar. Sum bar fsbt
/ @orge for ooer so Iar fioen og
fom / 1854 til Gmerifn, bpor bun
SEN belle Tib bar boet / @aterIoo
TopnIbip. Senbes Wanb bsbe for
omtrent 90 gar iiben. gegruoeIieu
iarbt Sen 17be Sept. Steb fra Slater
loo &ioae Strife, bpor 9ait. @irbelm'
ion forretteoe.
- Mrs. Singer Gibe osbe Sen Doe
Oftober bos fin 9atter s. 9. Sobn'
ION, boor biin bar bopt lit Siem De
iioite fire Star. Ifosbe bar fsbt pau
Iois, Iorge, ben Ste Worts 1922
og fom til amerifa for omtrent so
Gar Iioen 90 nebiatte liz | Waterloo
ToipnIbip. Senbes Wanb oeoe for
IS gar iiben. Sun efterlaoer 'ig
fem Born. gn fort Ssreegllostiene'
Ste ofboIotes Sirsoag | Siemmet,
hporpoa 2iget braates til Den auoen
Caters, IrS. Moritabs Silent oeo
Guonoabl, oa berfra foregif @egra.
peIIen Sen npIte 9ag peb Sig Canoe
airfe; Salt. Seebuiis forretteoe.
@lonbt Dem, Tom cr inbfalot til
at msoe peb 9rtriftsretten / Gale
bonia M Tirsoog Ben 1Soe os. FOR
at tiene bau @rarbiurner, er Sans
Tpetcm og @nbrep .. WSpbre ira
@ilminston, SeImer 8. Gitlie ira
Sprino @rope, 8. g. SoIm fra gfacf
hammer, Inorcm aittelion fra Sous
ton % s. 8. Soraloicn fra gi'ra'
tan. Som Getit Srrpmano er bl. a.
iubfoIbte Sans Spling % Inoreip
aorIsbraatcn fra Spring Srope,
Souls SmcSt % gnton Soriptb fra
Mpnep Greet, Salpor Teter'on ira
SbeISon, g. 81. arneion % Selntcr
Sfe fra Olaf Summer, 2eonaro en'
Ser fra MoimS Trairie, $. =. gtel'
ION ira Caledonia, anorefp Rolter
ira Groofeo Greet, Cars clifton fra
Souston % Gnorclu Gnalep ira @ll'
mineton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
GpSsfnlS.

MRS. SSs,nil GraIc bcSc | fit Stem
! N9rbeben at Secorab igaaraftcs
(OnsSag) efter ca. 3 Manneoers
Spgbom | en- sloer af mar n slar.
Gfbsbe nar fcbt Sen 7be Iopem-
Der 1888 / @eitre SIibre, 8olbres;
henoes Tigennou DOR Gro Ggae. s
Syrni 1867 u6potorebe bun til Sine
rffn % fom oner poa iuru1ne Sfib
Tom i'm ierere Wtnrb. Siuil Sitnle.
Sur fom Sirefte iii @inneibeif Co.,
bnor bun bIeo Gatepiet til Wr.
GuaIe | 1860. 5 Wni bette aor
ieireoe Be to @dntle tit @itIhbrplliip
umgioet al en- flor Sfare at gern,
@ernebern, genner % gtnboer. De
hsrer til Iiouererne | @inne7beif
Goitrtn oa bar osiet I'm Del al Np.
bnggerIipets gprber % 9ciprrligbe'
Ser. 9e bar itobiq boet paa Den
fomnte Sarrn, boor @srs. Sitnle MI
bebe.
Mrs. GuoIe eiterIooer iig fin
Wono % gsrnene, ItrS, g. 6. Ram.
len pan @aibingtcn Trairie, Sheriff
Sbos. q. GuaIep, 9ecorab, EoItor
.. =. GpaIe, Srforbpille, Bis,, Toiil
0uaIep, Eioecipap % SGaf Sitnlep,
Weobnomen, Dsinn. 80 al Sernene
or oebe.
@eqrupeIicn foreeaor fra Ie'b'
iraton 8rairie &rfe Ssnoog Otter
miSboa al. 8 Iaitor BauI acren
%iorretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
Bank Clearings.

New York, octbr. 18TH. - Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week end
ing octbr. 18th shows an aggregate o.
s.. 6io, 1905 900 as against $3,24I,o35,ooo
last week and s3.4I7,3S+ooo in the o r
responding week last year. The follow
ing is a list OF the cities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
Sorifjeniet.

Nurges npc 8eianot | 8aibtngtor,
$. grpn, unfom / 2sroags til gteip
gorf meo 0ampifibet "Bbilaoelpbta"
ira Sputbbampton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21

Misiunris Sarmfunsc bSS. Sapio
Ganfin, Ser oreo 8eroens iterlte
Eorm, er ben tSbe bs. afgaaet peo
9sben / fit Stem / Sarfio, $40. &an-
fin bar peIfienbt for fin fore @an-
milobeo moo p9oogoetife og filan-
tropiife Ssnititutioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
Senatpr Ga Societies Silitano.

Scnator Ga Societies Silitano.
gfterretningen ON Senator 9oni-
oers upenteoe Oso bar ct boarot
Stag for Gen. Ga Solette, Ser trent
beIes opboloer iig poa Solpttalet |
GodeIter, Iinn. @ubifabet frem-
faIote ct ubeIoigt Smllag | bans Sil'
Itano, men set antaees at bore al
Blot fcreIsbig Sarigbeo.
IiifeSisct 9isniussmanc. Char.
leg 9. Saos, 2igningsmanb ("gs.
iesior") / ct. 8auI, Winn., er for
leoen 9ag bIepet afifebiset poa
great Iapir. Com aanbibater til
set ioaleSes Iebigbleone gmbeoe
incomes Sobn u. 2aaerman, Sreo.
IS. @oiepid % Charles G. Seller,
en- grooer al gpens 9orgermeitcr.
IrbeiScrnltimatum. - Winnipeg
Sporoets'el1tabs SltftffIonPrer mar
tiIitinet SeIIfabets geitprelie ct III.
timotiim eoacuhe no paa, at Oct en-.
ten ufortcoet s~ierinbiGtter oisle az.
ffeSigeSe IeSlemmer at Sporneis.
hinftionarernes Sagforenina, ener
at ubiGtte iia for en- alminoelie
80
Streif. Selfabet bor optoset ben
tiIfaitebe Sanbite. og Streifen err
ioaIeoes rimelienis uunoeouelig.
Sasforeninsen teller 1900 @seolem.
mer.
SoeSepriien Iapers | Canada. Get
fanaoiife SarmerforbunS bar benle'
oct &eeierinsens SpmGrfiomhco
paa. at @riien paa Spebe err 16
Gent bsiere pr. guibeI 4ortb Ga.
feta enS / ipoIiae MANITOBA. en-
gcpreeIie er iot igang / @anitoba
os Sa1fathewan eoaeuhe no poa Deo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21
Notwithstanding.
-
Ten l9be OCTOBER.

eyo 81. gaui
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21

Sbteaec &paamarfeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-21

EnItoren pil M blJoe Der ODER gegro.
relien paa SsnSag.
Der bIep for fort 9ib iioen
meIbt | forifielliee Ipiier, al Serr.
mincrue peb @nufou oor ioIgt til ct
Sirna | GoniaS Gitp for 100000.
Gette ifnl rGre belt feiIoetiat. ibet
Wisiouri Sron 60, ser i oe ienere
aar har foutroleret Bette Soreta.
genoe, fremoeIes itoar | Spioien for
oct. Set er bette Sirma, Tom MT
Sommer bar befoitet Sernbane uS
til Tinerne, % oenne oe andre Sor.
beorin9er reprpienterer aIene en-
lterre Snm enh ben nppnte, uben at
'eloe Wfinceienoommen reeres meS.
- ulpffen fommer life aIene iii
grabp Smaaep. Monge al pore 0n.
'ere | 0ecorab % Smesn piI erin.
Ore oct bIinoe Bar, DIR. oa Trs.
groop Smnllep, Der boebe Der | 9pen
Tor maree aor iioen oa ernpreoe Tia
peo Whiiif. De por bernIsie oa bao.
Sc blot lig ielp at isree for. Wu
fOnrmcr Der llmoerretnine ira Min.
n%eiota, hper De ! oe ienere aar bar
boet, at Wr. Smalep manttc ldSe III
enc Ben ampitere, ba ban baoSe
fanet arpft | @enei. amputationen
iofesif ! ScipitoIet | Rodeiter.
Ears Stcseeieroe ira 2pIter.
i Scgn ! &oras bar tilbragt ncsIe
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
Library Notes

The Librarian reports for the
month OF December an issue of oo6
books. This is 76 more than for. the
month OF November. which shows
good use Of the Library despite the
diverting activities OF the holiday
season.
With the close of the calendar
wear the Librarian makes to the
Board a summarized report OF the
books issued during the nine months
that the Library has been open to
the public. The totals OF each of
the ten classes into which the IL
brary has been divided, and the grand
total is piveil 1t shows 1850 as
the whole number, or an average
of 49, books Der month. But the Ii
brary did not open until April II, SO
the record is not for nine full months
Counting only the eight full months
the average is o4o. books per month
OF these the much larger per cent
age is of course Fiction. but in some
of the other classes the showing is
very good. In the 900 Class (His'
! tory) the total is 43S volumes; in the
Sociology class it is close up to 800
| In the 500 Class Essays. Poetry and
the Drama) as3 books were taken.
The Librarian reports book fines
for the month of December to the
amount OF $50.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
Tho Lion and tho Mouse.

Probably the most talked of play
in America today, will be presented
here on Jan. 10, under the direction
OF Henry B. Harris. Everyone who
is interested and keenly alive to the in
fuence wrought upon American poli-
tics by the moneyed interests, trusts
and kings of finance. will appreciate
Mr.. Klein's great drama. Briefly out
lined. it relates the story of Shirley
Rossmore. daughter of Judge Ross
more, a judge of excellent standing.
ions in opposition to the interests OF
despot in the financial world. John
Burkett Ryder. known as Ready
Money" Ryder. is impeached by the
latter and financially ruined. Ryder S
son, Jefferson. falls in love with Judge
Rossmore's daughter. Shirley. who
has been in Europe. Upon her re-
turn, she finds her father ruined in
reputation. broken in health and hnan-
cially embarrassed as a result Of this
ruling. One man holds the proof OF
Rossmorc's innocence. That man is
Ryder. Through his love for Miss
Rossmore. Ryder's son purloins GER
tain papers. which will prove Judge
Rossmore's innocence. at least moral
ly. Discovering this. Ryder orders
the girl from his house. in which she
has become an inmate as the writer
of his biography and under an assuni-
ed name. The scene which follows
is striking and dramatic one. and al
though the love interest. seemingly
subservient i'll the struggle, becomes
the vital factor in a situation uncon-
ventional in its treatment and finely
dramatic in its presentment and eli
max. There has probably never been
a play in the history of the American
drama which has scored the triumph
of THE Lion and the Mouse" There
is no class of theatreooer who will
not be interested in its theme OF
could fail to appreciate the wonderful
lesson il teaches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKhOLDE

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rocky
Ford Ditch Company will be held on Mon
day, the 10th day OF January. A. D. 1910.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. M. on that
day. at the Office Of tho Company: .sll
Elm Ave-, in the City Of Rocky Ford.
Colorado. at which meeting Board OF
Directors will bs elected for the ensuing
year, an assessment on the stockholders
will be levied. and such other and further
business transacted ss may properly
come before the meeting. The books OF
the Company for the transfer OF stock
will close Saturday. January l. 1910.
G. VI. SwINK. President
The Rocky Ford Ditch Co.
Rocky Ford, Colo, Dec. 9. 1909.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
ESoGU e. {: i; II Z; 4


At our last meeting. Dec. 81, Mrs.
Bailey read number OF selections
from the report OF the International
Congress on Alcoholism which met
in London last July and in which
twenty-five governments were repre-
scnted. The delegates from this
country were appointed by Sec. Knox
as one OF his first official acts. We
quote the following:
Three departments OF the United
States government were represented
by delegates. the state, navy and
treasury. Twelve representatives
went abroad, and all of them unani-
mously signed the report made pub
lie today. Nov. 8, the finding of which
is to condemn the drinking habit as
dangerous to public health and NOR
ais and subsersive of national. moral
commercial and military greatness.
Increased teaching as to its char
acter and influence should be pro-
vided to conserve industrial efficien-
| Cyl in the commercial competition OF
nations, as we'll as to promote two OF
the chief objects OF governments, the
public health and morals.
| The value OF this method OF COM
batting the growth of the liquor habit
is empha sized in the report. While
Acknowledgement is made that the or
ganization of associations of juvenile
abstainers is useful. it is declared the
chief reliance should be placed on
scientific temperance education in the
public schools as a means of Kidding
the public mind of the errors about
the effects of alcohol and substituting
the facts that science is declared to
have evolved about the use Of she
beverage. even in small doses.
The relations of drunkenness TO
crime was subject that received
chief justice OF England, Lord Aver
stone. announced that in his Belle. %
per cent Of the crimes passing under
his observation were due to drank.
| Judge w. +. Pollard of St. Louis,
NO.. who presides at the second dis
trict police court in that city declared
that of tho cases passed upon by him
fully IS per cent o: those convicted
could charge their degradation to the
use of alcohol. Col. McHardy of Ed
enburg. Scotland. coincided with
Judge Pollard as to the percentage
of crimes occurring in the Scotch
capital.
Judge Pollard won the support OF
the delegates from twenty-three coun-
tries for the adoption of his plan to
suspend sentence in the case of every
first offender who is brought into
court charged with drunkenness.
This involves such first offenders
signing Il pledge TO abstain for one
year. II the probatioucrs fail to live
up to their pledge they may be ar
rested and summarily sentenced. The
knowledge that one drink may mean
prison sentence. may keep many 4
man straight until he had time TO col
lcct himself The penalty for failure
to keep faith with the court was not
settled, several OF the court arguing
in favor OF various degrees OF punish
ment.
! The principle. however. was re-
gardcd a. admirable. and 800 dele
gates urged it, adoption by the var
ious governments OF the world.
Next meeting. Jan. IL Subject,
Child Labor. I Growing Menace.
Leader. Mrs. Ida Green.
Grand union :. 5 Rally. Sunday al
tcrnoou. Jan 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
RAILWAY NAIL
CLERKS WANTED.

The Government Pays Railway Nail
CLERKS $500 to $I.aoo. and Other
Employees Up to $a.soo Annually.
Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks. Custom House Clerks.
Stenographers. Bookkeepers. Depart
mental Clerks and other Government
Positions. Thousands of appoint
ments will be made. Any man or
woman over Is. in City or Country.
can get instruction and free informa-
ton by writing at once to the Bur-
eau Of Instruction. aSo Hamlin Building
Rochester, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
Federation Notes.

The Federation Of Women's Organ
izasious has done some notable work
during this severely cold weather.
having given relief to several needy
families. We regret that our bank
account is not larger for the poor We
have with US always. and we would be
glad to receive donations of all kinds.
They can be turned over to Mrs. DR..
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
D. H. Green. GRO South Eleventh
street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
Official Notice.

Rocky Ford. Colo.. Dec. l6. 1909.
To Whom it May Concern:
I, the undersigned. have been appointed
Trustee in Bankruptcy in the case OF
Fred A. Karpe. Bankrupt. and have his
book accounts and notes for collection.
Ali persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to the said Fred A. Karps are
required to make immediate payment to
the undersigned At once. by order OF the
United States Court.
]. M. CHRrTTON. Trustee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
1T IS THE PLACE

We moved to town four months ago
Where TO buy our meat We did not
know.
Blu: 4 friend stated to Us the case
BY saying "Stauffer's is the place"
For this information I was real glad.
So were the children and grandld.
I hurried Up like in 4 race
And soon was at Stautfer's place.
Everything so nice and neat.
That without ado bought my meat.
Just then in came Mrs. Jones, red in
the face.
Who said, how hurried to se, to
this place"
And as we talked and looked around
A great many nice things we found.
And we. with others, agreed face to
Nothing like this; s,auHer's is the
place.
Then In came Mrs. Nelson ard Mrs.
Roe,
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Cole.
in i row.
When all said that AZ this pace
Stautfed's was the business place.
They sell 10 all. rich and poor.
They all seem delighted. tina: is sure
Some in calico. some in lace.
They all speak out for S;auffer's
place
Their meats are all good as meats
could be
To be convinced. just go and see.
1: you are inclined to say race.
You will. after buying meats a; Stui-
;eT's place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT Pueblo. COLO.

pecem brr - Ials
Notice i hereby given that Ward f Frntnn.
OF Rocky Ford. Colo. who. on Dee. ilth. 1905.
made Desert Land Entry No 6ssS Serial No.
0iq>6. for SWi.. Section j.. Township -.
Range 81. ". 5th 7. Meridian. has nlej notice
OF Intention to make Final Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before
United states Land Office. At Pueblo. COlora-
do, on the sth day Of February. 1910.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: Maud J.
Horner. Hubert Clark. Mamie A fsnton and
William L. Caldwell. all Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
IS :. 4. ABBEY. Register
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07
Auction Sales.

N. S. Martin. auetionssr. and Hauek
4 MeKslvsy. clerks. report the following
public sales:
Wednesday. Jan. l2-j. q. and J. r..
Hasty. on the 4. 9. S. Co. land three
quarters Of . mile northwest os the fac
tory. offer for sale I horses. wagon. bsst
rack. eultivators. beet pullsr. harness and
farm implements.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07

Some broken lots Of wrntsr undsrwss
selling 1t very -sstraetivs prices st Nc
Millan's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07

The Standard School Of Music an
nouness . special rats to beginners IN
the piano department Call At the
studio, Fl Captain hotsl. SGT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07

For Sals.-Small pigs. $3.50. D. s
Paddock. phone Blue zS<. evenings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-07

Stauffsrs are always IN the market for
poultry and poultry supplies.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24

cratic leaders succeeded in 1881,
1891 and 1901 in defeating re-
districting bills in the legislature,
thus throwing the work into the
hands of the Governor, Attorney
General and Secretary of. State
who were, in every case, p~artizan
Democrats. AS the State Senate
will doubtless be controlled by
Democrats next year and as the
Attorney General and Secretary
of State are Democrats the same
process may be followed again
unless the proposed constitutional
amendment be adopted, and the
senate may thus be continued un-
der control of the Democratic
leaders of the state for the next
ten years though the state should
be Republican by $4,000 majority.
This manifest injustice, this out
rageous partizan advantage can
not be complacently accepted by
any fair minded citizen, and
cannot longer be tolerated by the
Republicans of the state.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
immigration VS.. EMIGRATION.

No agency organized for promoting
the good of the state is doing better
work than the immigration Bureau.
Since Mr.. Curran and his associate
commissioners began the work of re
vealing the real value of Missouri
lands and the many u~nheralded ad.
vantages of life in this wonderful
state emigration has almost ceased
and a tide Of immigration has started
that will soon people regions that
have long been but sparsely settled.
and will add new and desirable citi
zens to counties in which there has
been but little increase in population
or products since the war. And the
bureau is also promoting better use
of valuable lands long under cultiva.
ton.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
0vERTAxED
Of Montgomery City Read
ers Know What 1t Means.


The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches
and pains
Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Bright's disease follow.
A Montgomery City citizen tells
here the way to keep the kidneys
we'll. a
D. w. Spencer, jeweler, Mont
gomery City, Mo-. says: 81 have
never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, but several of my friends
have been greatly benefited by
them. I know of n case in
which Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Crump & Kidwell's Drug
Store, removed a lameness in the
small of the back and across the
kidneys. after it was though that
no relief was possible. The party
referred to has had no symptom
OF the trouble for over two years.
Doan's Kidney Pills have my
highest endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price
90 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
For Gods Sake Do Something"


We have answered this cry in
our new book Fighting the traffic
In Young Girls" by Earnest A.
Bell, U. S. District Attorney Sims
and others. The most sensational
indictment OF the White Slave
Trade ever published. 1t tells
how thousands of young girls are
lured from their homes annually
and sold into a life of shame. The
Cincinnati Inquirer says "Of all
the books of the season the War
on the White Slave Trade is the
m ost helpful; it should be read by
every man, woman and child"
Agents are making from SO to SIT
Q day selling this book. Over 500
pages. Many pictures. Price $50
Best terms to agents. Outfit free.
Send i5c for forwarding charges.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
EIGHTEEN FOR
STATE SENATE
ONE VACANCY AND SEVENTEEN
SEATS TO BE FILLED BY
CANDIDATES.
Eleven Democrats and Five Repub-
leans Have Two Years More to
Serve-vote In 1906 and 1902
in Seventeen Districts.

Eighteen new members of the State
Senate are to be elected in November
including one to fill the vacancy in
the Eleventh district caused by the
death of Senator Stark, Democrat,
who was elected in 1908. The coun-
ties of Audrain, Lincoln and Pike
compose that district. each with a
heavy Democratic majority. Stark's
majority in the district in 1908 was
1882 over Gatson, Republican, who
got 5.676 of the 1I,944 votes polled at
the election.
The Senate has "a members. The
evenly numbered districts will all
elect Senators this year for a term OF
-four years. The ~unevenly numbered
districts elected Senator'S in 1908 for
a term OF four years, so they will be
members of the Senate in the next
legislature.
The eleven Democratic Senators
who hold over are Wilson of the
Third district, Casey of the Fifth and
Greene of the Seventh CKansas City
districts), Humphrey of the Ninth.
VI JIG II lCChlH, SlllUl u
the Seventeenth, Lane of the Twenty
first, Oliver of the Twenty-third. Alice
OF the Twenty-seventh. and Kinney
OF the Thirty-first and Brogan of the
Thirty-third (St. Louis districts).
The five Republican Senator'S who
hold over are Peck of the First dis
trict, Hall of the Fifteenth, Booth OF
the Nineteenth, Gardner of the Tween
ty-ifth and Krone of the Twenty
ninth est. Louis).
The seventeen evenly numbered
districts in which Senators are to be
elected in November are composed OF
counties and city wards as shown IN
the following table, which gives the
party majorities in each district in
1906 and 1902 and the total Demo-
cratic and Republican vote in each
county of each district in 1906:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-06-24
Democratic Appolntees stick.

Governor Hadley has made a pc
culiar and satisfactory record in deal
ing with Democratic appointees. Not
one has been asked to resign for par
tisan easons Every one has been
allowed to serve out his term. AS
long as good service prevails, the gov.
ernor is the last man to object. Dere-
LECTION of duty is another matter and,
OF course, receives the same treat
ment whether of the Democratic or
Republican brand.-Post- Dispatch.