The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-10-07
MANY on THE In.
Of MISSING
sEvENTY-E'e4T MEMBER. j
PRESENT CONGRESS- -. o.
NOT RETURN.
Senators and Representative. ., b..
Parties Fail Of R.non, '''A
Among Them Are Man, :.
Names Are Familiar to -. "''s

AssHiIdT TO thu n,
Seattle, Oct. ga Wasb,n
clal TO the Post-Intelligencer s saalI sps'
10 date seventy-eight mem nays:
the present congress have fs;1l Of
nomination. No such "slaugb isu Of Of re.
nocents.' as one representatire ef Of in.
has occurred on the roster Of put it
since the memorable disaster r0 y e
Republicans after the passage % u The
Mckinley tariff bill in 1S9o Ol the
With the election still to he ,,.-,
from, the chance of a large e ~ near ID
lame ducks" in Wasbinvtonr' 'ouy OF
the coming winter is pronor,, uurlng
increased. 'ioaately
A Long List.
The list OF senators and reDro,,,..
yves OF the present congress wh s'u u'.a,
not be in the next congress as s nv VIII
decided, is as follows: Deauy
Alabama William B. Craig rot;,,,
Arkansas-Charles c. Reed, retirs sq'
r. Minor Wallace, defeated 'A'u
California Senator Frank pu,.
retired; B. E. Mckinley and :1sm NM,
McLachlan, defeated. '''
Connecticut-M. B. Sperry rati,o,
Florida-Senator ]. B. Taliferro i,
feated. ue'
Georgia.. F. Livingston and WI,
liam M. Howard, defeated.
Idaho-T. R. Hamer, defeated
Tliinois-H. S. Boutell, defeated and
Il. M. Snapp and F. o. Lowden retired
Some Favorites Lose.
Iowa-A. F. Swanson and WI
Jameson, retired; ]. A. Hull, defeated
Kansas-C. F. Scott and J. M MINI,
and w. A. Calderhead and W. A. Food
er, defeated.
Kentucky-D. C. Edwards, defeated
Louisiana - Senator McEnery and
Representative Gilmore, defeated
Maine Senator Eugene Hale and
Representative A. L. Allen, retired J,
p. Swaysee and E. C. Burley, defeated
Maryland John Kromiller, F. E.
Muddand, G. A. Pearre, retired.
Massachusetts,. @. Tyrell, defeat.
ed, and J. A. Keliher and ]. F. O'Con.
nor, defeated; E. M. Foss, retired
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. C. Burrows
and w. Gardner, defeated; c. E. Town.
send, retired from the house and
named for the senate.
MinnesOta-James A. Tawney, de.
feated.
Mississippi-Senator H. D. Money,
retired; Thomas Spight and A. N.
Byrd, defeated.
Missouri Senator William Warner,
retired.
Nebraska M. Hitchcock and E.
H. Henshaw, retired; Hitchcock noml'
mated for the senate by the Demo
Gratis.
Nevada-G. A. Bartlett, retired
New Jersey-C. M. Fowler, defeated
The Empire State.
New York-John Olcott, defeated
and Charles L. Knapp and James y
Havens, retired.
North Carolina-John M. Morensap'
retired.
North Dakota-Senator William =
Purcell and A. G. Gronna' re'ne =.
Gronna nominated for the senate '
the Republicans.
Ohio-James S. Cole, defeated.
Oregon-William R. Willis, defealee'
Pennsylvania. D. Nichols, D. -, =.
Palmer. John M. Reynolds, T. ,. 20,
clay. G. F. HUI, A. F. Cooper and = = p ,
Tenor, retired; A. B. Garner ~ !
wheeler and W. H. Graham, deiea' ~
Tenor nominated for governor "
Republicans. ,,o,son v.
Rhode ISLANDS, Senator Nelson :
Aldrich, retired. =, no+torsop,
South Carolina-James D.
defeated. provnlov,
Tennessee-william P. BROWN"
deceased. o.;oned: 0.
Texas-Gcrdon Russell reS'e
w. Gillespie, defeated. ,o.eased;
Virginia Senator Danlel'
H. L. Maynard, defeated. -. md Rep
= wa y, Piles anu s,, I'D
resentative Miles Poindezte IT.. senate
Poindexter nominated Tor 'h'
". w. McCredie, defeated. .,h.rd, re
West virginia-w. P. Hu0D''N
tired. -. cord defeat
ed; c. H. Weisse. retired
Some incomplete !, ,,er
Not all states have comple's notsbs
conr MR. nominations, - '.'I IL
New York. where there will l. q sbp
more changes in the deles sse nunbe
the returns are made. OF ln' .oneress
Of sure absentees in the n % the senas
noted above, eleven are - ,se Of REP
ana gixty-seven in the nou.s s is ~
,,ssa OF the senator's s,,, &c
Republicans and fiye ar .s,;cans bsips
at least two of the RepuD,,e succeed1|
reasonably certain OF Delns :, the per-
81 Democrats while none o. >, 't the e
o g viii be succeeded ID ?, the hou
publicans. The losses aluO fortynln.
membership to date snu n Denocr'
Republicans and eighteen - the per
defeated or retired. Amon ish The fir
$3.50 sre f,ve who voted WIZ ~ = CO.