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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-18
Granite School News

The Granite high school has given up
the idea of Installing Il school paper at
the institution this year. During the
lorc part OF the year the question was
broachcd and met with the approval OF
ALI but owing 10 athletics taking UP
a majority OF the. students time, noth-
ing definitely was decided upon. Inc
school, however, will have year nooR,
which viii make its appearance AT The
end of the year.
Preparations arc we'll under way Tor
tilc first annual reunion of the Granite
high school which will he given Tues
day evening in the Granite stake house
Instrumental music will be ono OF the
features Of the programme. Inc pan,
nuct will he held in the amusement hall
and VIII be followed by a dance. Many
Invitations have been sent 10 former stu
dents OF the institution.
THURSDAY afternoon the debating class
met and from their number team WAS
selected TO represent thc school In me
annual debate with the Ogden hiGii
school which will be held the tore parl
Of the coming month. Tho names "l
,hosc selected for the team viii be an
nounccd later by Principal Moss.
Prof NcCce was the speaker at de-
vntIonal exercises this week. his u'S-
course was greatly enjoyed by inc STU
dents
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
nent OF the tax levied by the city council
Of sslt Lake CITY Utah: by ordinance
crty, abntting upon lots /, ., s. and s,
block "A. g. 6. and s, block a. plat G;
and 6, block III; l. :. and 4. block lis,
4, ;, and s; block 100. plat a: 9, Z
and 8. block ~; and I aud 8. block IL
plat G.. for tho purpose or constructing
vItrifcd pipe sewers eight (8), ten O0),
twelve G2). and fifteen G5) inches in
diameter upon tho south side OF Third
North street between Fourth West and
Seventh West streets; on the north SIDE
OF Third North street between Fourth
north side OF First North street between
Fourth West and Firth West streets; on
the west side of Fourth West street be-
tween First North and Second North
streets; on both sides of Fifth West
street between First North and Second
North streets; and an the west side Of
Sixth West street between First North
and Third North streets. in sewer dis
tricts Nos. ] and :. is completed.
That the board OF equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
the city recorder. room 100, city and
County building, on Monday. February
II. 1910, and continue in session until
Friday, Febrnary 20, 1910 between :, the the
and consider any objections and make
correction of amy tax which said board
may deem unequal or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours of a m. and p. m. said list
will be open 10 public inspection at the
office OF the city recorder. room 100, City
and County building. Salt Lake City
Utah.
BY order of the city council. dated Feb
& S. RIvES,
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 225.
Third partial estimate. c1S1C
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NATIVES OF ONCE DARK AFRICA
WELCOME ROOSEVELT HOSPITALITY

now on wiz be in close touch with The
outside world
For lhc last ten days they have Dccn
practically isolated III Wilderness
where the only communication between
the scattered villages WAS by naive
runners.
AT GondolSoro brick house has been
placed at the disposal OF Mr.. Roosevelt,
IN tho town there are a tow shops
belonging TO Greeks and Indians and
few traders make their headquarters
there The steamboats, owned by the
Soudan government call once month
for passengers and the mails for khar-
tonm
The American party will embark in
the srdar's launch probably tomorrow
and proceed down the Nile TO Khar-
toum, where they arc due about March
6. Three DAYS will be spent at khar'
toum. when tho trip 10 Cairo will ~"
begun. Mrs. Roosevelt is expected 10
meet her husband and son at khar-
tOunl.
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smugSler Mining company. Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City, Utah
Location of mines. American Fork can
yon.
Notice is hereby given that al a meet
ing OF the board of directors OF the Snug
gler Mining company. held on the 9TH DAY
OF ITebruaTy. 1910, assessment No, OF
one fourth "a cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation.
issued and outstanding. payable immedi- :
atelv Ia The secretary at his office, 6}J
South Twelfth East street. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 3oth day of
March, 1910, will be DELINQUENT and ad- :
vcrtised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before, will he
o'clock n M. at the secretary's office. to
pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the costs OF advertising and
GEO. T. ENSIGN. Secretary.
First publication. Feb. ]! I, 1910 ei76S
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POSITION AS EXPERIENCED CASH
Ter; best OF references, G25. Tribune.
el0I0
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
mcnt of the tax levied by the city couu-
ell of Salt Lake City. Utah by ordinance
passed February T. 1910. upon the prop
erty abutting upon lots |. >. 8. {, and $.
block Is. and J. ,. ). 4. >. 6, and :.
block 81. all in plat A. for the purpose of
constructing Vitritled pipe sewers. eight
81. ten lO). twelve G2), and fifteen 15)
inches in diameter upon the west side of
Fourth West street between Second
south and Third South streets; on the
north side of Third South street between
Fourth West and Fifth West streets; on
the south side OF First South street be-
streets. on the north side of Second
South street between Fourth West and
Fifth West streets. and on the east side
of Firth West street between First South
and Second South streets, in sewer dis
trict No. ., is completed
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by The city council for that
city recorder. room 100. city and County
building, on Monday. February II. 1910,
and continue in session until FRIDAY.
February 25 1910. between the hours OF
.:9O and 400 y. m, and VIII hear and
consider any objections and make corTcc-
ton of any tax which said board may
deem unequal or unjust.
That during said time, between the
hours OF Q a. IN. and > p. M. said list will
be open To public inspection ht the Of
flee of the city recorder, room 100; City
and County building, Salt Lake City
Utah.
February IA, 1910.
City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 1913,
Martial pStln3t to. r1Spi
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Watching a Stomach
Digest Food
Was the Means Whereby Science Made
Possible the Cure of Dyspepsia.

A Trial Package OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free,
The Abbc Srallanzani was the first
scientist 10 study SYSTEMATICALLY Inc
chemical powers of tho gastric lnicc.
but il was by the careful and convnc'
inr experiments Of Beaumont that the
foundation OF our cSact knowledge Oh
its composition and action was laid.
Beaumont WAS IN army surgeon, 10
Gated nj an obscure military post IN
Michigan. while ii was vet territory,
and was called upon TO ,rcai GnnShot
wound Of the stomach in Canadian
vovaurur-Alcxis 81. Martin. When
the wound healed permanent opening
was left hy means OF which food could
b., p?ccd i'm the stomach and gastric
iuicc taken from II.
Beaumont made scientific expert
mcnrs With his crude means and wroir
book which today is recognized
among the classics Of phNsloln"gy
Beaumont hazcd the way for other
scientists so that today medicine knows
what the stomach docs with food and
what food docs 10 the stomach.
Science also knows what the gastric
iuiccs arc and how 10 make them best
for lhr system.
S,uar, s Dyspepsia Tablets, thanks TO
the poor army surgeon ana N,eNlS -.
Martin, give man n means Of diErstIng
food. rcpenishinc the exhausted lmccS,
soothing tho nerves and correcting dNs'
peniic conditions of tho stomach.
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
ural fruit and vegetable essences re-
duced in concentrated form and by trc'
mcudous power compressed into tab
LEI; These wonderful little digcstorS
arc known all over America and can
ada. Full meals have been digested by
thcm in glass tubes and they arc sold
by every druggist oo,
Physicians 10 the number of fu.ooV
use rhcm, They arc meritorious and
nowerful. Go TO Your druggist and buy
a package today. price soc, or send us
vour name and address and We will
send YOU a trial package by mail free.
Address +. a. Stuart Coz loo Stuart
Ride MARSHALL Mich
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DATE FOR LECTURE AT
OXFORD IS DETERMINED

LONDON. Feb. l7.-Former Presi-
dent Roosevelt viii deliver the Ro-
manism lecture at Oxford university
on May IS This is the only engage
mcnt definitely arranged for his visit
TO England, but he is promised a busy
extended
King Edward is greatly interested
in the coming of Mr. Roosevelt and
in addition to entertaining him at
Buckingham palace, will attend prob
ably some of the other functions mt
which the American will he guest.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks are expected here March |,
They have been invited 10 attend court
on March 1 and Will be entertained
at dinner by the Pilgrims society Oh
the 9th
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

Notice Is hereby given TO the stockhold-
ers OF the Mission Theater company that
a meeting of said stockholders is hereby
called for . O clock y. m on the 10Th day
of February, 1910 at tho office OF Frank
j. Gustin, room sos Boston building, Salt
lake CITY. Utah, for the purpose of
amending the articles OF Incorporation OF
said company by increasing the capital
stock Of said company 10 such an amount
as the stockholders shall then and there
FRANK j. GUSTIN. President
]. W. Mckinney. Secretary.
d3Qe6
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FOR GOOD. HONEST. HTSTBING MES
with best OF references. We can usn-
ally supply men OF all occupat tlons. Hon
est employment OF any kind solicited
Relief Committee. /. o. o. r.. Mill
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GENERAL OFFICE NAN AND BOOK
keeper s years experience. mining
railroad and commercial lines; good ref
erences; married: position out OF town
Address G-15. Tribune. c898
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GONDOKORO. Soudan, on thc Upper
Nile. Feb. 11.-Colopcl Roosevelt, kcr-
nit Roosevelt and the other members
of the Smithsonian African scientific
expedition arrived here today. All are
we'll
The entrance into Gondokoro Of the
Americans was rudcIy picturesque and
nothing that British and native hos
pitalitv could suggest was lacking IN
the welcome.
The arrival Of the expedition in the
outskirts Of the town was heraIded with
huglc blasts by Chief Keribaq s bugle
band. which led the van. Chief kcri-
baQ accompanied his musicians, The
native party had met the expedition
sixteen miles to the south and en- route
accorded it all the honor that could he
gotten ont Of their instruments Of brass
and Indian drums,
Reaching the town the band struck
up "Amcrica, - which happening to be
the British national air, suited the oc-
casion exactly. Belgian marches were
interspersed
Following the musicians native
porter carried large American flag.
Then came rho caravan proper, Colonel
Roosevelt. Kermit. the other American
hunters and scientists and the body OF
native portcrS,
Waiting on the Bar-cl-Jabel was the
launch of General Sir Reginald Win.
gate. sirdar of the Egyptian army, and
from the vessel was hying the stars
and stripes. Mr. Roosevelt boarded the
launch at once and after brief rest
began reading his mail Many com
munications awaited him,
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and the
other hunters and scientists constitut-
ing tho expedition sent out by the
Smithsonian institution at Washington
have passed through the most trying
stage of their African journey and from
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DI Ed

HpAGLANp-At bingham Canyon, Feb
rlarv IG. 1910, August ~ HoaGlann.
aged slXtr-si% ysars. Funeral services
will bc held from - ponucli & Cos tu-
neral chapel. 2Ga 21 So. W. Temple. sun
day. February 20. at p, m. Intcrmcni
CIV camnlerN. ErlcMds invited.
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YOUNG MAN ABOUT 20 no LEARN TO
operate pressing machine. Regal Clean
ing Co. i56 y 2nd South. e161S
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will he received at the Myton
State bank Mvton. Utah. until noon,
April l. 1910, for the construction OF
bank building at Myton. Utah. In ac-
cordance with plans and Spocifica tiouS
which may bc inspected at the National
Rank OF tho Republic. Salt Lake city. or
at tnc office Of the bank at Myton, Utah.
c16g3
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MOVING. STORING, PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
flt in the west; goods shipped to any
part of the United States at reduced
rates. All work guaranteed Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones 655.
oI05a
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PUBLIC sTENoGEAPHERs

II. a. ALLEN. 2l1 BOSTON BUILDING
Bell 1892. Ind 992. Office dictatiou +.
speciality. mining work e221
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cIEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. Dbl So
state Bell phone 5235- Ind l73a
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. SITI-A-
iion as janitor watchmau or furnace
man. Can give best OF references, HI.
Tribune. oISI0
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| GOOD. HANDY YOUNG MAN DESIRES
q position: age 20: good references
| H IS. Tribune c1I09
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ASSESSMENT A NO. 9

Sewer extension No. 1913,
Enurih partial estimate
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With an engine of sufficient power, I.
j.. Culver of salt Lake hopes to emulate
the example Of M Paulhan and soar TO
heights that will startlc the aviation
world. Culver has biplnnC of peculiar
construction. different from the Farmnn.
Curtiss and Wright machines, and he has
made some successful flights on the flats
south OF this city. His only trouble wls
that The engine he used was not sufii-
cirntly powerful. Culver is seeking new
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engine and when hc gets the sought
for motive power he expects Ia set SoinS
new marks i'm aerial navigation.
Culver built his own biplInc AMI mas
patents for his machine. lie has proved
ConClusivcly that ho can fly and he -
now looking for some person Interested
in aviation to assist him IN procuring
am engine powerful enough 10 take him
Io an elevation hitherto unknown 10 ayl-
ators Th" above picture shows CnlNci
about 10 make u start in his machine,
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At ONCE, a GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping: small family. Apply No. IS
kcnSngton, cl51I
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked. Panamas speciality. Salt
Lake Hat factory. 81 L lst So Phone
2T37-NK bIlgJ
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~<>~r~~~s-
JOHN \, LECHDEITER. TUNER AND
rcplirer of pianos and organs, Bell
<95l-Z -T3256
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NIIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO COOK
and take full care of house, with mod
ern conyenences FOR father and grown
son: no washing; state references. Ad-
dress G-3S Tribune, c1fi0
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ANTED-MANGT.E GIRLS MODEL.
Laundry, state ST, and Orphcum ave.
81 InG
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We WILL TRADE YOU d
YOUR CLAIMS AND s
S,OMAll3RClAL COLLECTION
WHERE WHAT HAZE y
MtfClAL COLLECTION Ao1
loo ID. +, WALKER Bl.Dc;'
BELL T4J T. l.. REDFc
.AGEE. -
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CARPENTRY AID JLSBINC

ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK DONE.
Call ]. w. McCune. Ind. 1043. d2205
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EEER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
cm5almcr. lGi ). West Temple. Phone
1919. v49S
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RlnG UP IND. l6ai FOR FIJI
dry work and lace curtaio
Bird East.
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~ 10 YOUR UPHOLSTEi
mattress remaklng. Utah P
MIG co. Both phones s8s
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ALL KINDS SECOND-IIaN7I
ing, trunks, vaiiscs: best nyip
Gommorcial 81. Reply by ~
sJIl Bell. n
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WANTED-SAJESMEN

4 GOOD LIVE MAN OF ABILITY TO
place limited amount of stock IN
high class manufacturing proposition.
Must furnish good references. Address
for interview. H-l2, Tribune. clA59
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NANTEp--A $4,000 HOIfSE'
s'ue. George B. Standing.
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WANTED SITUATION

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERrIIJ; WORK
guaranteed. Mrs. Stallines. Bell phone
1907. x2.l4
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STENOGEApITEES FURNISHED WITH,
out charge Tho Shorthand shop" Bl6
Atlas. Phone 246l. wiqS
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING WI
S"iFatlon Army. Both MN
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WANTED-AGENTS

4 GOOD. ENERGETIC AGENT WANT
ed 10 represent prominent Life In
sIrance company in this section Spe-
cial attractive features. Liberal con-
tract 10 right party. Address Stacey
Wilson. Cenl Manager. American Tom
pernncc Life. 25s Broadway. \. y. c1o15
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING; FLORIST. ". W. KIN0
2lI j. 2ud So. Both phones 81 b29I
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

Henagers Business college is the best
IN the city. Day and night sessions.
d2a20
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs


LARGE STOCt. TO SELECT FROM. X.
Mckenzie. Display yards. i22 SO. State.
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WE SOLICIT LISTINGS IN I3<
rent. We are having manyr
gay mat We cannot accomnod< .
icy d Johnson. so West 3rdr
Phones 4426. w
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THE FLOW Err SHOP. CUT FLOW F;RS
and designs. Under Natl Bank al E"p,
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KEY FITTING

ESPERT LOCK AND SAFE REP AIR
ing, Carter's 325 South eW. Temple ST
Ind 1862 Eell 75sY. s5ZI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-22

Mr.. BRYAN issued a statement at Lin
coin, Nebraska, on Tuesday, in which he
bolts the head of the Democratic ticket
in that State. He says that he cannot
support James c. Dahlman for Cover
nor, as his election would mean atriumph
OF the liquor interests and blow at the
temperance laws now in force. Mr.. Bry-
an declares th"t he regrets that he is
compelled TO take the stand that he does
his first departure from political regu-
larity, but says that he feels it his duty TO
do so because OF Dahlman's attitude on
the liquor question.
Mr.. Bryan's attitude will probably have
some effect upon the election OF a State
Senator in this district Mr.. Silver, the
Democratic nominee, is the open and
avowed candidate OF the whiskey inter
eSts, which forced his nomination upon
the people in the face OF much protest.
The fact that Silver has by his one vote
prevented the people from expressing
themselves on the prohibition amendment
is very distasteful to many Democrats,
and while they, like Mr.. Bryan, regret
the necessity of cutting the ticket, they
will not stultify themselves by voting for
candidate who has himself departed
from Democratic principles.
Mr.. Bryan'S refusal to support whis-
key candidate will make the way plain to
many Democrats in this district
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-22

THE Democrats Of New jersey have
shown patriotism and sense of decency
that has not been especially prominent
in either political party in that State for
good many years-nominating as their
candidate for Governor that scholar and
gentleman, DR.. Woodrow Wilson, presi-
dent of Princeton University. The plat
form measures up to the high stature Of
the candidate declaring for control Of
corporations, equality in taxation, econo-
my in administration, direct nominations,
and election of Senators by popular vote.
DR.. Wilson is an able man and publi-
cist of character and reputation-a Viz
ginian, born in Staunton in 1856, a leader
OF the noblest thought of Our country,
and president for eight years OF our great
est educational institution. We hope that
the people of New Jersey may give him
such a triumphant vote that two years
hence he may be reckoned fit and avail
able candidate for a much higher office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-22

THE turn in the lane is in sight. With
a Democratic majority almost certain in
the next House of Representatives, and
with combination of Democrats and
progressives controlling the Senate, the
end of corporation rule of Congress is
assured. This may sound optimistic, but
the routing OF A!drich and Hale and Bur-
rows and their fellows is simply a straw
that shows how the political wind is
blowing. The people of this district can
help in the good work by electing Junior
Brown TO Congress instead of returning
Mr.. SturgisS, who has ever been friend
and ally of Speaker Cannon and all that
he represents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-22

1T seems to be generally conceded that
ifthe Democrats of the Eastern Panhan-
die will roll up their usual old-time ma
jority for the Democratic ticket, Junior
Brown will be easily elected. The only
thing that would prevent afull Democrat
ic vote is the disgust that many persons
feel over the denomination OF Mr.. Silver
for the State Senate. A considerable pro-
portion OF the voters will not under any
consideration support him, and the danger
has been that they would not go to the
polls at all. Now that MIR. Bryan has
shown that the best of Democrats Car
conscientiorsly cut from the ticket I'M
worthy candidates, there is no reason
why every Democrat in the district should
not go to the polls and vote as his own
conscience dictates.