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AVALANCHE OF DEMOCRACY SEEMS TO Be ASSURED IN CALIFORNIA TO-DAY
(rzHE6 Bells ciLniAx. o1EN Of To-bAy,s z1eIoRz

OF the supreme court. Hyatt for super
lntendent of public instruction and
shannon for state printer have won
equally large victories in this city
IN the congressional fights centering
IN san francisco, both julius Kahn and
H. a. hayes have been returned to con-
Sress. The latest partial figures from
the fourth district gave Kahn lead
over Walter Macarthur by 1875 votes to
l,15l, In the San Francisco precincts
IN the fifth district reported up to the
same hour, Hayes was shown to be
victorious over Thomas e. Hayden by
3,341 to 1888.
WIN By LANDsLIDEs
Edward Rolkin, for member of the
board of equalization, Colonel Harvey
d. Loveland, for railroad commissioner,
and Alfred Roncovieri, for superinten-
dent of schools, have won by practical
landslides in this city. The vote for
judges OF the superior court shows
Jones M. Trout, republican and
George II. Cabaniss.> Frank J. Murasky
and James M. Sewell, democrats. to be
the winners. Cabaniss and Murasky
ran neck and neck for high vote, while
the highest of the defeated candidates
will be George H. Bahrs, republican.
The returns in the justice of the
peace contest indicate the election by
safe majorfties of a. T. Barnett, James
6. Conlan. Bernard J. Flood, Charles
E. A. Creighton and A. B. Treadwell,
all republicans.
San Francisco gave an affirmative
vote on every constitutional amend
ment submitted on the ballot. The
vote for both state and local bond is
sues in behalf of the Panama Pacific
international exposition was practi-
cally unanimous The proba bilities are
that less tnan 1000 votes in opposition
to either amendment have been polled
in the city.
The plurality given Hiram Johnson
for governor was general throughout
San Francisco there being few assem-
bly, districts in which the fight was not
a close one. In his home precinct the
republican nominee for governor was
given just twice the number of votes
received by his opponent.
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SOLANO

VALLEJO. Nov. s-Five complete
precincts in Solano county. out OF 81
give: Johnson, 464; Bell. 75e: Wallace,
$50; SpeIlacy. 67S.
Supreme court-Melvin, 7S2; Sloss,
TAI; Bledsoe, 654; Lawlor. 775.
The same precincts in 1908 gave Taft
521, Bryan 337.
VALLEJO. Nov. s.-Bell and SpeIlacy
carried Vallejo by big plurality. Bell
polling 1,495 votes against 7S9 for John
son, and Spellacy 1.132 against Wal
lace's sos.
For the supreme eourt-MeIvin, 1.166:
SIoss, LILO; Bledsoe, S13; Lawlor. l. 203
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GOOD ROADS BOND
ISSUE DEFEATED
Wallace Runs Behind Ticket, but Will Probably
Be EleCted-LoS Angeles Vote Is One
Of Surprises of Election

counties. In Los Angeles county Jus
tice Sloss led Melvin. but in the coun-
try districts Melvin turned the tables
on his colleagues. Both received top
heavy pluralities over Judge Lawlor in
san Francisco.
REPUBLICAN GAINS
While San Francisco gave Johnson
about the same lead il returned for
Gillett in 1906. Alameda, Sacramento
and Humboldt counties increased their
republican votes.
Alameda gave Johnson an apparent
plurality OF $500, as against $500 for
Gfllett in 1905.
-Four years ago Sacramento gave Bell
margin Of approximately 300 The
official returns viii probably show the
county in the Johnson column by an
exceedingly narrow margin.
Fresno county appears to be in the
Johnson column by a safe margin. In
1906 Bell carried it by approximately
500
The republican margin in Santa
Clara county was reduced from 1000 in
1906 TO an approximate 1900 for John
son.
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trict were evidently we'll satisfied with
Needham's work in Washington.
STEPHENS RUNS STRONG

William D. stephens. who .wrested
the nomination from Congressman
James McLachlan in the seventh dis
trict. has defeated Professor Lorin a.
Handley by approximately 5000 votes.
William G. Irving. the democratic
nominee in the eighth district, put UP
a strong fight against s. c. Smith and
the early reports last night made the
result a trif1e doubtful for the incum-
bent. Later figures indicated that Smith
had won by about 1000. Smiths
stand on conservation and other ma
tional issues cost him many votes. par
ticularly in his home county of Kern.
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SHASTA

REDDING. Nov. s.--Five precincts
out of 54 in Shasta county give:
Johnson, 54: Bell, As; Wallace, so;
Spellacy, 43.
Supreme court-M Melvin, 55; SIoss, SO; !;
Bledsoe, Al; Lawlor, As
Congress-Englebrigh R.. 17s; Raker,
n
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RARRARA

SANTA BARBARA. Nov s.-Cojo pre-
cinct, in Santa Barbara county. gives
Johnson s. Wallace 8, Melvin I. Sloss Z.
Bledsoe ], Lawlor /. gress-Smith
6, Irving 2.
Cold Spring precinct gives Johnson 6.
Bell g. Wallace 6, Spellacy 3. Melvin 5,
Sloss 3, Bledsoe 4, Lawlor Al Congress-
Smith 4. Irving 5.
SANTA BARBARA. Nov. s.-Five
precincts complete out of 4S in Santa
Barbara county give: Johnson. So:
Bell, So; Wallace, IA; Spellacy. 81.
Supreme court-Melvin, "a; Sloss. TO-:
Bledsoe. 54; Lawlor. 55.
For congress-Smith (R.), 67; Irving
IN
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SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Nov. S.-The count in
this city is necessarily Slow owing 70
general scratching Incomplete re-
turns from nine out of the thirty pre-
cincts in this city give: Johnson, 4o2:
Bell. 349
Irving fD) and Garrett (S.). who
are, running against Smith for congress.
are showing surprising strength in this
cifN-
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COLUSA

COLCSA. Nov S.-The first precinct
TO report in Colusa county givesc
Johnson. s; Bell. IA; Wallace. :; Spell
lacy. 13.
COLUSA. Nov. S.-Nine precincts
complete out OF % in Colusa county
give:
Johnson. 50; Bel. 164; Wallace, 81;
Spellacy. 15S
Supreme court: Melvin. e.: sloss. SO:
Bledsoe. ia: Lawlor. 12s.
Same county in 1908: Taft, 90: Bryan.
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RIVERSIDE. Nov. Sci Casco pre-
cinct. Riverside county, gives johnson
a. Bel 90, Wallace 4. Spellacy II. TIL,
same precinct in 1908 gave Taft s
Rrvan q
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SIN LUIS ORLSPO

SAN LUIS OBISPO. Nov. S.-Partial
returns from all sections of the county
show that Johnson will have a majority
of at least $50. No complete returns
have been received. but many are al
most complete. ]. Stitt Wilson has made
a remarkable showing in this city and
Paso Robles, where he will run second
to Johnson The straight republican
ticket will carry in the county
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London seems to have possessed
roller skating rink over three.qua
of a century ago. for in 1928 mention
can be found of the invention of a
skate for rendering the amusement
independent of frost" which was being
practically exhibited at the old ten
mis- court In Windmill street"
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SIN BERNARD[NO

SAN BERNARDINO Nov S.-Scatter-
ing returns indicate that Johnson car
ries this county over Bell by about 500.
The balance of the republican ticket
viii carry the county by pluralities
larger than Johnson's.
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Charles f. Peck, botanist of the
state of New York, in his annual report
states that the known species of edible
mushrooms in New York amount to
200. Five new. kinds of edible mush-
rooms were discovered in the last year
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1910 Fashions

Excuse me- but I'm afraid / don't
recall you exactly
No one knows me with these swell
clothes got on credit, $1.0o week.
50 Stockton ST.. upstairs
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YOLO
BOURBON CANDIDATE
LEADS IN NEBRASKA

OMAHA, Nov. S.-SeYenty-fve out o.
S6 precincts in Douglass county
(Omaha) give Dahlman. democrat fOl
governor, 1888; Aldrich, republican
S,604.
The Omaha Bee comedies the county
to Dahlman by $500 and gives abOui
the same majority to Hitchcock, demo.
crat. over Burkett, republican fOl
United States senator.
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CONGRESSIONAL
DELEGATION SOLID
Every Republican Candidate Is
Elected by a Solid
Majority
Kahn Withstands Attack of
the Macarthur Forces in
This City

California will return a solid repub
lican delegation to congress.
Great interest was aroused by the
struggle between julius Kahn and
Walter Macarthur in this city. The
first returns indicated that the demo-
cratic nominee had very good chance
of winning the fight, but as the larger
blocks of ballots began to be accounted
for it was found that Kahn had with
stood the onslaught of the Macarthur
forces and rolled up a majority of ap-
proximately 1000.
Another struggle that commanded
much attention was the one in the sec
ond district. where William Kent led
l. G. Zumwalt by about 5000. A hard
fight was made against Kent and much
hope expressed by the democrats that
they would succeed in electing Zun-
walt. The issues were waged with
unusual bitterness, but the returns in
dicate that much of the democratic
thunder reacted against Zumwalt.
f. "A. Hayes had no great difficulty in
winning his reelection in the fifth dis
trict AT midnight last night it was
estimated that Hayes had defeated
Thomas E. Hayden, his democratic op-
ponent, by fully 5000 votes In 225
Hayes 6,405 and Hayden 1890. The big
leads which Hayes has scored In this
district in previous elections made his
election almost certain from the time
he wrested the nomination this year
from Mayor Charles w. Dawson of San
Jose.
RAEtER'S DEFEAT SURPRISE
The decisive defeat of Judge John e.
Raker in the first district by William
F. Englebright. the incumbent, will
come as a surprise to his democratic
supporters. Raker made an aggressive
fight and attacked his opponent quite
severely regarding the Eureka harbor
appropria tions. The enthusiasm aroused
by the Modoc jurist caused strong
flicker of hope among the democrats
that he would be able to succeed En-
glebright as congressman for the
mountain counties. From the meager
reports at hand last night it appeared
that Engelbright had been again elect
ed by about 5000. Even in Eureka.
where Raker was most hopeful the
early returns showed that the vote had
gone against the democrat about two
to one in the Humboldt county seat.
Joseph r. knowland was reelected
in the thirdWdistrict with practically
no opposition. In the primary cam
paign he secured both the republican
and the democratic nominations and so
was saved the trying campaign for1
re- election which his fellow congress-
men, Englebright, Kahn, Hayes, Need
ham and Smith. experienced.
]. c. Needham rolled up a lead of
about 5000 over A. L. Cowell in the
sixth congressional district. Early in
the campaign, when it was apparent
that his dist1ct was strongly insur-
gent, Needham subscribed to the pro-
gressive policies and so was able to
hold his usual republican support in
tact. Cowell.' who is a Stockton edi-
tor. attempted to defeat Needham by
setting forth the latter's record in
congress; but the voters of the dis
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ASTORIA.

ASTORIA, Nov S.-American steamer Azete
sailed this safternoOn for San Francisco aftel
diSehsrging part OF cargo brought from
Philadelphia.
Steamer Eureka arrived this morning from
Eureka with freight and passengers.
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ORANGE

SANTA ANA Nov S.-Partial returns
from u out of 4S precincts in Orange
county give Johnson 312, Bell 1913. The
rest Of state ticket is about in the same
proportion. This county is normally
1,S00 republican, but indications are
Johnson will clear the county by less
than 1000.
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Closer Outside

LINCOLN, Nov. Sixteen scattering
precincts outside Omaha and Lincolr
give Dahlman. democrat. 1855; Aldrich
republican. 1851.
Same two years ago gave sheldon
republican, 1892; ShalIenberger. demo.
crat 1850.
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An electric motor has been invented
to keep track of the number of sec
onds any telephone is in use during
the day.
It's an insult to beg a girls pardon
after kissing her.
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PLACER
[SeeeioI Dspatch 10 ~ Conl

AUBURN. Nov. S-Incomplete re-
turns show that Bell and Spellacy have
carried Placer county by at least 200
Englebright carries the county, and so
do Melvin and Sloss. The exposition
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SACRAMENTO. Nov S-Three pre-
eincts incomplete in Sacramento give
Bell, 1872; Johnson, 127
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SAN IOAQUM

STOCKTON. Nov. S.-Two complete
precincts IN San Joaquin county give:
Johnson. Is: Bell, Is: Wallace. Ie; Spell
lacy, 1s.
supreme ceurt-Melvin. 2s: sIoss, 21;
Bledsoe. 8; Lawlor. 6.
Congress-N -Needham. 81; Cowell, 9.
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For secretary Of state-Jordan. R
1.1SS: Bagley. D., 1,010.
For attorney general-Webb, X
1857; Pemberton, d., 1870.
YOLO
WOODLAND. Nov. S.-Yolo county
complete gives: Johnson, 1.555; Bel
1.S91 Wallace. 1881; Spellacy, LII.
Supreme court Melvin, 1885; Sloss
LIE: BIedsoe. 1879: Lawlor. 1,Se5.
The same county in 1908 gave Tar
liza; Bryan, 1.5SS.
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MODOC

ALTURAS, Nov. S.-Modoc county, on
the face of early returns, will give Bell
a plurality of about $50.
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GLENN

WILLOWS. Nov. S-Out Of $50 votes
Bell received 252 and johnson l2S. Zum-
walt viii carry the county by 200 ma
jority. The county went wet" on the
local option vote. Wallace is running
stronger than johnson:
Five precincts in Glenn county out
OF Il give:
johnson. 4S; Bell IS; Wallace. 81;
Spellacv. .55
Supreme court: Melvin, 85: sloss, 50;
Bledsoe, IS; Lawlor. 40
WILLOWS, Nov S.-Glenn cointy is
democratic. Bell leads on incomplete
returns from six precincts by I02 TO IS.
Kent and Zumwalt are running in the
same ratio. Melvin and Lawlor are
leading for the supreme court. Wallace
IS running ahead Of Johnson
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Marin

SAN RAFAEL. Nov. S.-Five pre-
cincts complete out of 80 in Marin
county give Johnson. 1874; Bell, 81;
Wallace, 121; Spellacy, 67
Supreme court-Melvin, 1852; Sloss,
15o. Bledsoe, Il; Lawler. 81.
The same precincts in 1908 gave Taft,
16S; Bryan. 25
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CRUZ

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 8.-Johnson leads
in every precinct in this city and vicin-
ity. Incomplete returns from eight
precincts give Johnson 1877: Bell i24:
Wallace, 1873; Spellacy, I16. Melvin and
Sloss lead more than TO l. Cowell
fD-) is giving Needham close run
for congress. The county will give
Johnson an estimated plurality of at
least 900
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Ell DORADO

PLACERNILLE. Nov. S-Return!
from eight precincts out Of IS in Ell
dorado county give Bell. for governor
plurality Of IS votes over Johnson.
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HUMBOLDT

EUREKA. Nov. s.-Ten precincts in
complete in Eureka give johnson PA.
Bell 16s, Wilson IS. For lieutenant gov
ernor-Wallace, 164, Spellacy I22.
Wheeler 65.
In Eureka EngIebright (R.) leads for
congress over Raker CD) $50 to 81.
-Four completed precincts in Hum
boldt county outside Of Eureka give
Johnson 9S Bell AZ, Wallace 9S. Spell
lacy 81.
Five precincts in HUMBOLDT county
give for congress: Englebright 'CR).
173; Raker Cd, 5S.
INYO
INDEPENDENCE. Nev. S-Inyo
county apparently swings heavily for
Johnson. but the count is far from
complete.
KINGS
HANFORD. Nov. s.-scattering and
unofIcial returns indicate that John
son viii carry Kings county. but by a
decreased plurality. Spellaey is rnn-
ming ahead Of Bell. Sloss and Ne1vj,,
have a good lead. and for congress
Heedham will carry the county. hut
with decreased majority over Cowell
democrat.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. S.-IacompIete
returns from the L3 largest precincts in
Kern county give the democratic state
ticket = shade the better Of the count
A heavy vote was polied and the count
is very slew becaus Of the contested
ballots The vote on constitutional
amendments was l'gh;. but the vote as
far aa counted iBdicates every one was
favored ins fllis, eegDtX
! ANGELES
xSsRg NC fcI.i. .Sog. S--Fifts-- i've
Nv s ou5 4 4 taf ~ Gf 80 coDlf ;nte
sr -and county give johnson, 4,22s
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ERESNO

FRESNO. Nov S.-Fifteen precincts
ont Of 1I2 in Fresno give:
Johnson. 447; Bell, 403; Wallace, 143;
Spellacy. I53.
Supreme court-Melvin. I06; Sloss.
III: Biedsoe, GS; LswIOr, 81.
The same in 1908 gave Taft 353.
Bryan PSI
FRESNO, Nov. s.-Fifteen precincts
out Of I12 in Fresno give:
Johnson, 447; Bell, 400; Wallace. 143;
Spellacy. 1873.
Supreme court-Melvin. l06; Sioss
III; Bledsoe, IS; Lawlor, 81.
Same in 1908: Taft, 353; Bryan 261.
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SANTA CLARA

SAN JOSE. Nov. Sat 10 o'clock 70
night the republican leaders claim the
county by plurality of 1,50e They
expected to win by 5000 Wallace
will poll considerably less vote than
the head of the ticket Melvin has. a
big lead over Bledsoe Sloss is
doubling Lawlors vote. E. A. HAYES
is running . to 1 over Hayden for
congress.
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MERGED

MERCED, Nov S.-Merced Falls pre-
cinct in Merced county gives: John
son, Is; Bell. 12: Wallace. IA; Spellacy,
-; Melvin, 13; Sloss, -; Bledsoe, 13;
Lawlor. IA.
ongress-Needham, IA Cowen, 1S.
MODOG
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KNGS
: lNCELES

.seWsg NC FI.ir .sov. S.-Fifts dive
pN s out 4 total Il ~ conlT 'ate
.sE and county give johnson, 4,22s,
!. s.05e
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MERB nEFEATs PEMBERToN

w r. Williams, republican. leads
Tupper S. Malone, democrat, for state
treasurer by a vote in this city that,
on the incomplete returns, amounted to
1862, as against 2,330. u. S. Webb de-
feated j. Z. Pemberton in San Francisco
for attorney general by about two and
half to one while w. S. Kingsbury
is victorious over z. W. Nolan for sur
veyor general by two to one. Prac-
tically this same proportion is shown
in the local vote given B. Grant Taylor
against Hiram A. Blanchard for clerk
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INDEPENDENCE Nev. S.-Invo
county apparently swings heavily for
Johnson. but the count is far from
complete.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Mill Horse.

One of the big mill horses has
had a frolic that was costly. Ordi-
narily he is gentle but when hitch
ed single he will not do to trust.
James Kenneth had him at the Katy
depot and left him to himself while
he went into the depot to attend to
some business.
Then a train came laundering
down the road and the big bay
broke the shafts and stripped the
harness off and entered the race
with the iron horse. The iron horse
wen and pushing the bay off the
track also pushed some of the hair
off of the bays hip.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
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 in
dictment of the White Slave Trade
ever published. 1t tells how thous-
ands of young girls are lured from
their homes annually and sold into
life of shame The Cincinnati
Inquirer says of all the books of
the season the War on the White
Slave Trade is the most helpful; it
should be read by every man,
j woman and child" Agents are
making from So to SIT a day sell
ing this book. Over 500 pages,
Many pictures. Price $3.50. Best
terms to agents. Outfit free. Send
15c for forwarding charges. Book
sent to any address post paid upon
receipt of price. Address James
E. Sharkey, Sec'y, 1913 Plymouth
Court. Chicago. $50.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Audrain county is largely of the
south southy and refers to farmers
as planters and as one of them has
planted 975 acres of corn this sea-
son he appears to have earned the
title of planter, but as he has 800
acres of oats he would appear to be
also a sower. Brookfield Gazette.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Roses.

There's a rosie-show in Derry,
An a rosie-show in Down;
An t is like there's wan, I'm
thinkin',
II be held in Randalstown;
But if | had the choosin'
Av rosie-prize the day,
T would be pink wee rosie
Like he plucked whin rakin' hay;
Yon pink wee rosie in my hair
He fixt it, troth an kissed it there!
White gulls wor wheelin' roun' the
sky
Down by down by.
Ay, there's rOSieS sure in Derry,
An there's fomous vans in Down
Och there's roSies all a-hawkin
Through the heart av London
town!
But if | had the liftin'
Or the buyin' av a few,
I'd choose jist pink wee rosies
That's all drenchin' wild thedew =
Yon pink wee rosies wild the tears
Och wet, wet tears! ay, troth, It's
years,
Since we KEEP rakin' in the hay
Thou day thou day!
Agnes L. Hanrahan in Lippin.
colts.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mesdames E. E. KratZ, John I'm
stattd and Amos Cummins went to
Perry Saturday to spend Sunday
with their dear hubbyS, for you
know they just couldn't get along
without them over Sunday. A
house without a man and a little
tobacco in it is a mighty lonesome
place.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

The Hannibal commercial club
ran a booster train last week. II
Hannibal keeps on Quincy will yet
become a suburb of that city pro-
vided Hannibal cares for SO unim-
portant suburb. -Brookfield Gazette
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
What the Missouri
Editors Are Saying
Teddy Got There First.

The wild west is not going to
Europe this year. Teddy got there
first Boonville Advertiser.
Sam Loses and Atkins Gains.
Uncle Sam loses $61, 500 and At
kins, relieved of the responsibility
in the matter, is promoted to be
post master of st. Louis Henry
County Democrat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Prices on everything except tho
DEMOCRAT have gone up. Hence
we ask all who owe us to pay
promptly. Do not put us to the
extra expense of having to send
you statement.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
A Woman Once Said

There is one man in whom dwells
the beauty of Apollo and the wis
dom of Socrates, namely, that man
whom your wife miehtshave mar
ried.-Kansas City Post.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Saturday. with William Medcalf
for driver, Mesdames j. N. Southern,
W. T. Rutledee and Emma Brown
and Misses Helen Southern aud =
Clark took an auto trip to Rensse-
Iaer to visit friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Bess Sharp who has been
running millinery shop here for
some time closed the shop last
week and returned to her home at
Monroe City Hunnewell Graphic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

George Mcleod came up from
Hannibal Friday to spend several
days with relatives and then he is
off for Oklahoma City, Okla, to To-
cate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Illinois Getting Its Share.

Illinois can now have an idea of
the humiliation of Missouri a few
years ago when their legislature
was honeycombed with corporation
and bribery and votes of senators
and representatives were bought
and sold as cattle and hogs.-Rich-
mond Conservation.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Misses Mary and Katherine
Whaley. Of Hannibal have been
the guests of their friends, J. J.
Brown and wife.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Misses Mamie Hallock and Lou
Owen have been with Hunnewell
friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Would Think Better of Hyde.

If DR.. Hyde would get on his
knees and ask the Lords mercy
upon himself and ask his protection
for the grief-stricken woman who
stands alone in the world, instead
of INDUCING in a game of cards, the
world would think more of him.
Clarence Courier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs. C. S. Robertshaw spen
Thursday with Quincy friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Ellen Brown was with
Quincy friends Saturday.