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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at the
coming session Of the Legislature of
the State of Louisiana, which will
meet in Baton Rouge, special act
shall be introduced to effect sale of
the square of ground with the build
ing and improvements thereon, known
as the school house and described as
follows: A square of land bounded by
Jefferson and Theard Avenues, Silver
Morgan, Virtue and Commerce Ave
nues, of the Town of Covington, La.
Said sale or transfer to be made to
the School Board of the parish Of Sc.
Tammany.
Any person or persons desiring to
oppose this transfer is here hereby
notified to file opposition within the
time and in the manner prescribed by
law. E. V. RICHARD, Mayor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07
VOL. xxxvl NO %

be changed, modified or amended, the
capital stock increased or decreased,
or this corporation dissolved at
general meeting of the stockholders
convened for that purpose.
Ten days prior notice OF such meet
ing must be given each stockholder
by postal card. No meeting for any
of said purposes, however, shall be
held, unless petitioned to the president
for by at least seven stockholders,
whereupon the president shall issue
call for a meeting.
ARTICLE vi.
In case of dissolution OF termination
of this corporation, either by limlta-:
tion of it's charter, or any other cause,
the liquidation of its affairs shall be
conducted by three commissioners
selected from the stockholders at :
meeting called for that purpose. Said
commissioners shall hold office until
the affairs of this corporation shall be
fully liquidated.
ARTICLE VII.
No stockholder shall be held liable
for any contracts or faults OF this as
sociation further than the amount OF
stock held by him or her, nor shall
any informality in organization have
the effect of rendering this charter
null, or exposing any stockholder to
any liability beyond the value OF his
or her stock.
Original signed:
r. B. PAINE,
JOHN H. DAVIS,
VIM. J. TUCKER,
WILLIAM HI. DAVIS,
ISOM H. KELLER.
Witnesses:
F. Edw. Vix,
J. H. Depre.
Thus done and passed at my Office
on the day above written in the pres
ence of F. Edward Vix and John II.
Depre, witnesses Of lawful age and
domicile.
WILLIAM G. DAVIS,
Notary Public of the Parish of st.
Tammany, Louisiana.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of st. Tammany,
Clerks Office. j..
/ certify that this instrument was
filed for record April 27, 1910. re-
corded in mortgage
book @, page Of the official records.
w. e. BLOSSMAN,
Deputy Clerk and Ex- Officio Recorder.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07
ORDINANCE

Whereas it is made to appear by a
resolution of the Board of Health that
certain contagious diseases often ex-
ist in the town Of Covington, and the
physician or person attending has not
reported to the Board of Health.
Therefore be it ordained that any
physician or other person knowing Of
the existence of any of the following
contagious diseases: Small Pox, Diph-
thera, Scarlet Fever, Tuberculosis.
Measles, Whooping Cough and Pink
Eye, and failing to report the same
within twenty-four hours after same
comes to his knowledge; shall be fined
in a sum of five dollars, and in default
to be sentenced not to exceed ten
days in Jail.
p. Y. RICHARD, Mayor.
ID. j, RICHARD. Secretarv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07
POLICE JURY.

The Police Jury will meet in regular
session, on Monday May is, 1910.
GEO. KOEPP. JR., President.
E. D. KENTZEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07

E. j. RICHARD. Secretary.
1t was moved and duly seconded,
that above reports be accepted and
referred to finance committee.
Carried.
The following petition was read:
TO the honorable Mayor and city council of
the town OF Covington La.
Gentlemen-We the undersigned,
property holders and residents on the
Lee Ferry Road, respectfully submit
this petition to your honorable body
to have an arc light placed on the Lee
Ferry Road, at Elm street.
Trusting that same will receive
your favorable consideration, we are
=. Respectfully,
Signed by fourteen residents.
1t was moved and seconded that
above petition be accepted and an arc
light be ordered placed at said corner.
Carried.
It was moved and seconded that the
meeting adjourn subject to call.
Carried.
z. Y. RICHARD, Mayor.
E. J. RICHARD, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-05-07
TOWN COUNCIL

Covington, La, May 8, 1910.
The town council met in regular
session on above date.
Present-E. V. Richard, Mayor; j.
Seller, ]. Louis Smith, P. j. Lacroix,
M. P. Planche and Leon Hebert.
Absent-E. j. Frederick.
The reading of the minutes of last
meeting was dispensed with.
The following bills were read and
ordered paid:
Covington Grocery and Grain Co,
$8.75.
Schonberg's Pharmacy $500.
Smith Hardware Co., SAG. so.
P. j. Lacroix, $1.80
The following report was read:
TAY cor EGTnP1C DEDOpT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
FiREMEN AFRAID
TO TURN WATER ON
STUBBORN FIRE

For the first time In the history
Of the Seattle fire department. fire
men we're afraid 10 pour water into
a blaze shortly after O'Clock this
morning when flames we're discov.
cred I'm the plant Of the University
Fuel Co, 1861 Brooklyn av. by Pa.
trolman Kendall.
The recent heavy rains caused a
backflow IN the North trunk sewer
which filled the basement OF the
fuel company plant 70 the depth Of
several inches Of water In the
basement we're stored $50 barrels
Of lime Combustion caused the lime
70 set fire 10 the barrels When
the fire apparatus arrived the fire
men were in dilemma. To pour
water into the blazing mass would
only serve 10 generate more heat.
Finally the hrcmen rolled the bar.
rels into the open and extinguished
the burning wood work. The loss
Is placed at 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
Retail Prices at
Public Markets

Seven hinas ~ fish VIII BE- offered ~
tWn pounds fof ne cents Friday They are
snteifs hTrfiuE. perch sules hhfihet pee
pared iudTush and new NaraaT herring
lanuf varieties At zee . leuad 900 ~ tod
snappef. hailhHf rhHeks hiarh cod and
rsfnah silver Salmon Wiii 30 cold in
whole fiah 81 see and 1tf each. rock rod
a. tWH pounds Tor thr. fuandere al o.
tNuna. Tinmnn hahnis at zoe pound
eastern uysfFfs a. zoe Haftn. crabs At
three faF gtr gn i've fHr ske. butter clans
81 los aoaFH plain CLANS Ice pail
~ ttf pint. shFlmpk ~ tkf q pound
hsliA cries from the usafArt are udw
made On the tHtFeFsltF. Fremont aud
ufsen Lake districts services hsfing been
inHuRufatad fhts Wesk
Apple quotations ior Friday VII IN
rtude iisllefieufs. Mutufush tteds ard
lffHntnEs a. o. . hor. iafHr tenafhnus
81 tae duEen. kuifunuhsfFs ~ ter 4
daRsn. MAnanas 81 aNr and zoe aDteu.
rrkaF Shapes ~ three pounds for Zee
peanuts ~ q q pnuna. Brasil uuts ~ see
paand Eastern Washington quinces
fouf pounds fnf ltr
Wifiuln sgrak sfli BE- aueira AZ ass a
pound pigs feet ~ a pound piEs tails
b. paand lambs iiYsf Ice pusnd
Yes rnfk fuil cream ehessr "a ssltinH
AZ zee paWnd Nsw York SHARP cheese
10 pound. toeR batter sac pauua
hand ssass three ~ o. Danish uastha %
butter tee pounds fuf csc. beet wash
inEtap creamery see paaua sRgs ats
70 taE a dozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
AMERICANS
LYNCHED
(coneiudedl

Antigovernmeut leaders took a
hand In the demonstration. and sew.
erai newspaper offices were at.
tackled
The Mexican Herald was stoned
and Fl Impartial. the government
organ. was made the object Of an.
other attack The plant Of the lat.
ter paper was considerably dam
aged and some Of It's employees In
jured.
The authorities today believe
that this phase Of tire outbreak
was enaendersd by an,i-aovern.
men, aaitators.
Seeing an American flag
floating over a shop owned By
citizen Of the United States.
the marching rioters made a
dash for u and tore the flag
from It's staff The emblem
was lnsui,ed and torn to hta.
The crowd carried pieces Of
the flag through the streets. and
20 the statue Of the Iron Horse.
on Juarex aV.. where speeches,
denounelna the United States.
were made.
Americans Assaulted.
Americans were stoned IA they
passen the meeting place and the
street cars containing the school
children we're stoned.
The situation today u admittedly
grave.
The federal government has taken
a hand Governor Landa y Eacan.
don. 81 the federal district IN which
the City % Mexico iH situated has
intlmated his sympathy ls with the
rioters Chief Of Police uihx. y
nephew Of the president. ia said to
have followed The rioters about but
made little effort 10 cheek their
demonstrations
The foreign office was the
scene Of one Of the riots The
crowd assembled there 20 protest
against the Rodriguez incident. and
from the steps OF the building
fiery antiAmerican speeches were
delivered
Protest Entered.
The American ambassador has
protested vigorously against this
Further representations were made
% the government today by the
American embassy. and 10 Is said
that assurances that further riot
ing would be suppressed have been
given Americans here, however.
fear that the demonstrations viii
be resumed, and that the rioters
may De permitted 10 attack tho
property OF Americans.
The local American colony Is
greatly excited. and fears are ex.
pressed that a renewal Of the out.
break may come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
WEST WINS
IN OREGON

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. los
valid West. democrat. has been
elected governor Of Oregon. a state
which gave Taft $4,000 plurality
The remainder % the republican
ticket. from the congressional nom
inees 10 state engineer have been
swept into office BY big mAioriiies
The last hopes OF the republicans
for Bowerman's success over West
went glimmcring early today when
West oyereame Howcrman'a lead Ia
MuitnomAh county lpoFtlAndl
Vests lead throughout the state
AZ o'clock this morning. with
more than half the total vote
counted. VAS 1851. and the repub.
lean leaders admitted that the final
figures probably would give West a
clear plurality OF 5000 AZ the least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
IN KING COUNTY

Rob Hodge. as usual, led tho
county ticket
Horncr led the democratic
ticket. getting 200 votes moro than
Judge Black
Nearly 1000 more votes were
cast for sheriff than any other
office
Hut see prohibition votes we're
cast In Seattle, and A26 In the
county
utter. the labor candidate for
county commissioner. received
S.26g votes out OF the $4,000 votes
cast
The socialists strength IN King
county Was 1898 votes. east for
Brown for the supreme court
In King county. outside Of Sc
attic. Humphrey led Black by 1905
votes Humphrey led by nearly
1900 in Seattle,
Miss o'Meara. the only woman
or the ticket. was defeated BY
better than 60 l.
There were four Smiths voted
for. and only one elected
William Hickman Moore led the
non partisan Judiciary ticket In
King county by zee votes. Shepard
being next.
The Seventh ward was Hum.
phreys stronghold. where be led by
nearly 600 votes
Black carried but one ward, the
Eleventh. by lie votes.
Joe Smith came the closest OF
any democratic candidate TO being
elected, missing out by Zoe votes
The Seventh ward. the largest in
the city. cast but % socialist votes
There were five prohibition votes
cast In the First ward
The Ninth ward cast "a PROFIT.
bition votes. the big dry vote Of
the city.
out OF the i7 King county repre-
eeutatives In the house at Olym.
pia, but five viii be second
termers.
Morris. the King county member
OF the supreme bench. ran second
on the ticket In King county. Gose
heading him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
SOCIETY
EXCITED
(ceneludedl

(conoluded.)
s..,zs--s-ase,aa,a..sH. -.'sasa--a=az-s-esH--.--
In some Of uiyde Fitch'a plays. and
az enc time appeared In support OF
Amelia Bingham.
The present Mrs. Wllleta was
born a Miss IiolsinRton IN brooklyn
She married a man named Holmes
whom girl. and after his death be.
came the wife Of Lcmuel II. Arnold.
Brooklyn lawyer and banker.
She Went to Reno.
Last February Mrs Arnold went
TO Reno, and IN April she returned
II she secured divorce Il has been
kept quiet Upon her return she
took cottage az Mlncola. L. l..
where Willcts was frequent vla
itor The couple motorcd and at
tended the weekly flights OF the
aoronautic club AZ Mineola,
Col Edward Wlllets offered 81.
GOO 600 TO anyone who would prove
his son had married Amber Iawlord
when the scandal was az lta height
Six months later he died aud Sam =
name was not mentioned In the
will. Everything went 20 the widow.
Kept Il Quiet.
When Willets wired the news OF
his marriage Go Mrs. Arnold. he
stated that Rev. J +. Johnson Of
Hartford. Conn. had tied the knot
MIR Johnson. when questioned. was
reticent. but admitted he married
Thorn early IN the summer. and not
that day or the preceding day lie
said he had been asked not To say
anything about the ceremony, Reg
istrar NJ G Law said the license to
we'd had been granted 50 long ago
that he had forgotten all about u
until Il was recalled 20 his mind
Taken by and large. the willets-
i.awlord Arnold episode Is dc.
llcious morsel. and society is On.
joylug Il 10 the limit Untll Nlllets
sees III 70 explain hts relations with
the Lawlord woman and Mrs. VII
let's 90 toll about her divorce from
Arnold. the market promises TO be
buiied with speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
wHsrfAKr NAHKIr.


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fff full salmon So each fnanfsfs -
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teFfh g. 10 satusen tfuut ihs 80.
large hsffiuHs as, : iarEs mafksfsl ftc
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ttae - picuir hams 10 ~ bacon tss
w. fresh uamhufEwF sos "a, fFssh pffe
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hfsf g. % siffuin Ffsak Sac th
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batter "a ~ washinEteH cFeamsrr but
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rtnsin cheese sec ~ Tiinark cheese fQe
10 tfefmhh breakfast cheese So each
CwfHna tfiek fsr
ffuit=@ Hamaa usaafF apHies o. tt tut
Faffa Toes lff lhs WHf 81 sa htHH sNlffe
~ bees bartlett pears iHa dnssw lore
ihHh npplFn ter dHHWu. oranges q dntFH
4tf tumHefH EfapFa IS bsNnht. Del
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Vegetables uuians he zee. ssasf DO
fsinss itE t4n Imperial huferraaish
frHnisl Ffuuna. &C. Faiiru. strained Takl.
faa hafsY str qssfi. rhuu shus tes
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
TOOK COFFEE WHEN
HE DIDN'T GET THE
BOOZE HE PAID FOR

Go git me a bottle o whisky. F"
whispered August Garrett to the
proprietor Of @ First av. s. restau.
rant Tuesday afternoon. as he pass.
ed over dollar
Exit proprietor
But the restaurant man was alb.
sent 40 long that August decided
ne was never coming back. so
August picked up steamlng urn
filled with coffee and started away.
Employees Of the restaurant pur.
sued August.
Rather than submit tamely August
threw the hot coffee all over his
pursuers. lie was winning the fight
hands down until Patrolman Walt.
rip stopped the cancarnage.
II cost August t25 today when
he learned the facts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

mantle turn Of mind meets a young
man who. apparently. thinks a lot
Of her. Perhaps. too. 81 Is the first
affair she has ever participated In.
and she imagines she has found her
one and only
a wedding ceremony follows.
then comes the sad awakening. and
tn very short time a divorce ends
this farce. and the struggle for eN.
istence Is once more taken up By
a 'sadder maid and a wiser man.
"tMiSSi ADELE RlEs.
"S2s Sullivan Blk"
What do you Think
Remember this contest will only
be- open till Monday night al S
o'clock And that there are 80 good
pairs of seats az the Moore next
week for the winners This ig the
biggest contest Tho Star has held
for some time Write not more
than $50 words TO The Star. care
the Contest Editor. at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
DO YOU BELIEVE I'm
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT?

Do you believe in love al first
sight7
The Star asked this question
Tuesday following the declaration
OF Miss Texas Gulnau Of the Kiss.
Ing Girl" company that she did. Al
ready the letters have begun 10
flood the Contest Editors desk.
Many OF the writer's believe in love
at first sight As many others DO
not. Here is one writer who does
not:
How often we hear the express
sion. II was a case OF love al first
sight
~Love-surely they do not know
the real meaning OF the word. OF
course X happens IN novels. and Il
generally occurs IN our modern
dramas. but In real life Il Is merely
a case Of mistaken identity.
"A young lady who has a highly
Imaginative nature and Is OF a ro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
BROKE S-YEAR THIRST

II was 50 cold and raw on cleo
ton day that Charles Hall decided
20 treat himself 10 a little Of the
"crittur." Charles, broke. even
tually became a guest at the city
Jail
Il was working at the polls" ex-
planned Charles 10 Police Judge
Gordon today. "and I decided 10
break a three-year-old thirst II
really was necessary, but / reckon
] took too much"
Charles coupled his explanation
with the statement that he had a
wife and children dependent upon
him
Besides" said Charles, Il work
for the city street department. and
II ! don't show UP tomorrow III
be fired"
He was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
FOOLISH MAN TOOK
DRINK Of LlNAMENT.
THINKING Ut MaISkEY

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. -
Joseph Marchia mlstook a strong
horse linimeut fof whiHkcy. and he
didn't discover the mistake until he
had swallowed about two ounces o.
II Ills employees and fellow labor
rrs placed him IN an automobile
and hurried him TO the Stamford
hospital. where Or Cioonan admin.
istcred n powerful antldote This
saved Marchis lifo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

Jupiter pluylus ~ again IN our
midst He's been here about four
days On Monday he started 70
celebrate 81 OF nm inch Of rain
fell Election day o. OF an Inch
OF moisture foil Wednesday l9G
inches poured down on un. Up 60
Q o'clock this morning 3.73 Inches
has fallen IN the last four days.
Last November was record
month for rain, D.li inches falling
In 30 dnyR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
CRAZY MAN
KILLS TWO

BOSTON Nov 10 Sergeant Of
Police Stakeholder and an unidenti-
fled man were killed today. and
several deputy district attorneys
narrowly escaped a similar fate at
the hands Of man whose name is
said 10 be Falland. who ran amuck
IN the office Of the district attor-
ney OF Boston
The Insane man shot indlscrim.
inately al the occupants Of the Of
flee until his revolver was empty.
when he was OveTpOWered
In attempting 10 arrest him Ser
geant Schlehuber was killed. An
other man who heard the shooting
ran into the room, and was struck
down by bullet as he entered the
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
THIS MAN HAS A
HABIT OF READING
BOOKS UPSIDE DOWN

MlLLBURY, Mass, Nov. o.
Cahrles w Searles Of this town
reads newspapers and magazines
upside down from choice because
when he was boy he learned 10
read them that way. so that the
other boys In school wouldn't look
over his shoulder and make him
nervous. Mr.. Searles Is nearly 80.
and reads aloud in a clear and rapid
flow Of words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
SAO--VERY, VERY SAD

II have seven good reasons why
you should not send me 10 jail. your
honor. said J. II Moore when he
faced Police Judge Gordon today TO
answer 10 a charge Of drunkenness.
What are they?" questioned the
Judge
Three daughters and four sons. 20
responded Moore.
He was allowed 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. While the
men folks were busy voting Tues,
day. Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait.
boss" Of the suffraset party. was
busy porfecting her political organ.
i1ation and working on the fine
pointers given her recently by such
old war horses % politics as Col.
Abe Gruber aud Coroner Julius Har.
burger
"Tammany Hall Itself will NOT be-
better organization than the sui
fragets OF this city. she said Al
though thorough organization
woman. Mira Gait Is expected 10 be
good boss. and as county chair.
man faces no luaurrectlons The
sufragot organization was effected
recently az n monster meeting at
Carnegie bail. attended by delegates
and alternates from each district
Party and district leaders. election
captains and ward bosses, are part
Of the ucw suffragrt machine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
HAY TO ANNOUNCE
SUFFRAGE RIGHTS

OLYMPIA. Wash Nov TO- A.
soon M Il ~ determined by the
cnnynnRlnR board that woman guf
frnRe has carried. Governor Hay
will make announcement Of the
fact, aud the proclamation Will en-.
franchise women IN Washington
state. Indications are that the
measure carried 10 l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
SUES CAHDYMAEER
FOR DIVORCE

Although be- owns a candy mana.
featuring business worth tf0o6 49,
earns go q day. according to A,
wife. g A. Staten failed 10 prouA.
for her.
1920 Staten asked a divorce ib,,
morning. dlHO $50 per month An,
mpny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10
ELECTION FACTS FROM
ACROSS THE COUNTRY

NNNkftttNlANt fANlNlNH iiAtis hNIltN
through IN Missouri
Sacramento. cal.-tilram John
sons plurality Tor governor ~ 20
eco Johnson 81 n republican IN
surgent
Blueflelds. W. Va.--Iicut Turn
cry. army officer and coal opera.
tor. a democrat viii SO after Sen
SCOTS seat now that the lcKivla.
ture Is democratic.
chleaao,--Only Judge c. s Cut.
tins, republican candidate for su'
perior Judge escaped the demo.
cratic landslide In this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Van Lear.
socialist. ran within 1000 votes OF
the winning candidate for mayor Of
this city.
Prineoton.-Iast night students
here celebrated the election OF For.
mer President Wilson as governor
Of New Jersey
Scranton, Pa.--C Congress n
Focht. on the day after election.
went into bankruptcy. naming liza
bilities OF s215,000 and assets OF
$4,000 Focht was reelected 10
congress
Mllwaukee--In addition to send.
ing Victor Berger 20 congress. the
socialists named every county OF.
ticer. from sheriff 20 dog catcher
Sioux Falls, S, Woman's SUI.
frage and local option were both
defeated in South Dakota
jacksonville. Fla.--Florlda votes
again for local option. by reduced
figures.
muskosee. okla.-Treasure Me
Brayer WAS shot and killed by
Judge Beckett in an election quar-.
rel McBrayer had attacked Beck.
ett with a hoe.
Washinston--The best figures
give the democrats 22s. republicans
t64. IN the next congress. making
a plurality OF 81.
New York--Democra,lc govern.
ors were elected In New York
Ohio. New Jersey. Connecticut.
Massachusetts. Oklahoma. Oregon
Colorado. Wyoming. Alabama
South Carolina. Texas and North
Dakota Republicans won In Penn.
sylyania. New Hampshire. Rhode
Island. Iowa. Kansas. Michigan
Minnesota. Nebraska. Wisconsin
T, South Dakota. California. Nevada
and Tennessee.
Washington - The republicans
will control the senate In the next
congress by 81 TO 40,
MIi~sukee-Henry p Coehems
defeated for congress By Victuf
Berger. socialist. used 10 be IA
I nous football player at the state
University
Philadelphia Tener for gov
ernor wen by 10000 Tafts plu
lrality In 1908 vas 275.000.