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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-10-19
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

Notice Is hereby given, that Whereas de-
fault has occurred In the condition of that
certain cfattel mortgage executed by G r
Lenning and Fred Lenning. mortgagors. to
n. A Schouweiler. Mortgagee. bearing date
OF the 2sth day of March, 1911, by reason
OK the failure of the said mortgagors to
pay the debt secured thereby, and the
interest due thereon, and by reason Of the
saia mortgagors not taking proper care
OF said property and whereas. there "a
now due and owing upon said morteaee
Indebtedness to the said N. A. SchouweiIer.
who Is the present owner and holder ~
said mortgage and of the mortgage indepted-
ness. the sum of One Hundred rrwantv
Dollars (s12o. 00) with interest at the rata
or ten u0) per cent from March 2sth. 1sII.
SAID chattel mortgage having been given
10 secure the payment of one certain
promissory note for $4,000. dated March
1911. with interest at the rate OF 10 ner
cent per annum from date and in favor
OF y. A.. s~chouweiler. made. executed and
oelvered by c ]. Lenning and Fred Lenning.
NOW THEREFORE,. the following de-
scrioeu property. being part OF the property
described In said mortgage. to-wit: One
W U. 5. Separator No. ls new; One RI
acorn Aurora Stove. new, or 10 much
thereof as may be necessary, win be sold
PURSUANT 70 the power of sale In said mort
gage contained, at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash on the 2sth day OF
october. 1911, at the hour of two o,c,ocL
IN the afternoon Of said date, in the
street north of what is known as the
neseman buiiding. In the City Of Brook
ings, County OF Brookings and state N
south Dakota to satisfy the debt secured
oy said mortgage. and the cost and ex-
pense OF these foreclosure proceedings.
Dated this 18th day OF October, 1911.
N. A. SCHOUwEILER.
naiserson. Mortgage.
sheriff within and for Brookinss County
South Dakota.
N, =. cuihans.
J Attorney for Mortgage, Brookinss. South
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ECONOMY HEAT GENERATOR.
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
This certifies that we, the under
signed, have known George w. Lang
ford former county clerk Of Livings-
ton Co., Ills.) as an honorable citizen
and neighbor for a period OF 20 to
40 years, during which time he has
proven to be a man OF good habits,
worthy OF all confidence, and that
he is so regarded by the best citizens
of our county. G. A. Berry, j. A.
Hoover, c.. A. McGregor. c. r. Tom
baugh, D. c. Eylar, J. M. Lyon. H. J.
Clark, J.. B. Parsons, K. M. Johnson,
H. M. Daily, Pontiac, III.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Aberdeen, s. D., 9-12-11.
We hereby certify that we have been
intimately acquainted with Mr.. Geo.
w. Langford for almost four years
since his location here, and we take
much pleasure in saying that during
that time our business relations with
him have been quite extensive, and in
every instance we have found him up
right, prompt and strictly reliable;
and We take pleasure in recommend
ing him to others as a man Of excel
lent habits, owrthy Of all respect, and
so far as we have known or heard.
can truthfully say that he enjoys the
confidence and respect OF our best
citizens.
F. f. Hanson, Cashier,
Citizens Trust & Savings Bank.
READ THIS
To Whom It May Concern:
My patent Economy Heat Generator
and Fuel Saver. four half dainper com
bination. ordinary stove joint for
stove and furnace pipe, costs but $500
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to $3.50 for 6 to 8 inch diameter size,
conserves the heat and saves ne
third in fuel. (Half price to min
isters.) Send for circulars and high
est home references and testimonials.
Once used never dispensed with. A
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Correspondence
SINAI,
SINAI.

Mrs. b. Thorsness is on the sicl
list.
Otto Myhre is home again from
Canton.
Mabel Borsvold is staying with Mrs
John Slime.
Minnie Tisdel is working for Mrs.
h. c. Halvorson.
Cornelius Hanson will move on the
liver Jacobson farm which he has
rented.
Lewis Slime has now taken Ander.
sons place as ianitor in Lake Sinai
church.
ole r. Simonson and his sister,
Berntine. have moved in their fine
oozy home IN Sinai.
Julius II. Thompson feels very hap
~ over the arrival OF a little new
at their home,
Clara Myhre and Belle Fagerlie at
tended the teachers meeting in
Bnookings last Saturday.
Last Friday. ole Tisland took his
boy Carl TO volga hospital 10 be op-
Grated on for appendicitis.
Wednesday evening last week Carl
Anderson was surprised by his friends
snd neighbors with a fine bookcase
and writing desk.
Alfred Mathison went o Sioux City
las. week with a car load OF cattle.
Alfred and ole seem TO be in COM
pany buying stock
Again. another wedding has been
celebrated. Last week Nels Lund. a
brother 20 Mrs. Nicholson was mar
ried 70 Nettie Hillestad OF oslo twp.
They will move on their farm in
Oslo.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Slime went to
Sioux Falls last week 4 visit their
daughter, Ida. and son, Edwin. who
have made the Falls their home after
they were married. They cen 10
well
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF J. p. Groen. deceased.
Notice In hereby given by the under.,snaa
Tetje Groen. administratrix, OF the estats
Of J. p. 0roen. deceased. to the credItors
of and all persons having claims arain.,
the said deceased. to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within six month.
after the FIRST publication OF this no.,cs -
the said Administrative or her duly an.
pointed agent. r. J. Culhane IN the cttv
OF Hrookings. In the County OF Brook,nr -
South Dakota. ~
Dated. October 18th. 1911.
TETJE GRoEN.
Administrative of the estat.
OF J. p. Groen. deceased.
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Look HERE.

A fine SEQ acre tract of land in
Manitoba, Canada, 800 acres in cul
tivation and fenced, to exchange for
Brookings county land. Come in and
tell us what you have. This is a snap
and will not last long, come now.
Farmers Land Co., over Coles Shoe
Store, Brookings, S. d.
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OSLO.

Farmers find the soil most too wet
for potato digging this week.
o. J. Sundet and daughter Matte
were volga visitors Saturday.
Conrad Brendsel made an interest
ing call at Magistad's Sunday.
Louis Olson and Miss Alvira Even
son were visitors in volga Friday.
Theodore Hellikson assisted Albert
Aslakson with potato digging Satur.
day.
Miss Helen Leqve who Is visiting
with relatives here. is at present stay
ing with the Misses Julia and Alma
Rogholt.
A number Of young people from
this township attended the dance ir
Sinai Saturday evening. reporting .
ine time.
Peter Dahl has traded his land neal
yoiga, In on the farm owned by s
NJ. sveen. Peter is Increasing hi
property wonderfully Of late.
Ingyald Nelson who has been work
fng his fathers. 8. N. Sveen's. farr
The past year will move on and ha
rented q farm on the Sioux fiat
near his fa<hsrinslaw's place.
Huisstad-L und.
0a "wednesday afternoon at 800
~ hens or Mr.. 4. Hiliestad Q
onrred he marriage Of her daushts
~ Nefsss % n. Lund Of this tow
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Hair Health
u You Have Scalp or Hair Trou.
bic. Take Advantage Of
This Offer

We could not afford to so strongly en-
dorse Resall ''93" Hair Tonic and continue
to sell it as We do, If it did not do all We
claim il will. Should our enthusiasm car
~ us away. and Rexall ''e3" Hair Tonic
not give entire satisfaction to the users,
they would lose faith in US and our state
ments. and in consequence our business
prestige would suffer.
We assure ycu that Il your hair is be-
ginning to unnaturally fall out or il you
hav. any scalp trouble. Resall ''93" Hair
Tonic will promptly eradicate dandruH.
stimulate hair growth and prevent prema-
ture badness
Our faith in Rexall ''93" Hair Tonic is
SO strong that ~e ask you to try it on our
positive guarantee that your money will be
chserfully refunded il il does not do as We
claim. Two sizes. soc and $500. Sold
only at our store-The ReIall Store. Val
' ley Drug Co.
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The Rutty Side of Housekeeping

TO rise in the morning and get break
fast. To wash The dishes aIterwird, to do
the bedronm work and the sweeping and
busting, to prepare luncheon. set the table
and clear it when lunch was over and wash
the dishes used, tn make ready the meat
and vegetables and salad and dessert for
dinner and then to cook that meal and
serve 1t and remove its traces both in the
Kitchen and dining-room. to clean silver, to
polish brasseSS. to wash paint. to wipe
windows. to handle the numbcrless details
which are essential is no light task for a
novice il She has housekeeping ideals and
is determined To live mp to them or perish
in the attempted, SAYS Christine Terhune
lIerrick. in woM.N'S HoME COMPANION
for March.
W. had hardwood floors ana rugs.
A woman who lid the washing and ironing
came once week for the heavy cleaning.
She lett the house in apple-pe order. but
OF course. 1t didn't stay 50. Those floors
had To- be- gone over At least every other day
~ Aii'N AtlC 10 loflh AT all decent anu down
ON my MARROW bones went with dust
cloth two OF three times a week. Every
thing had to he wiped OIL with buster
every day, the stairs brushed down, and
the paint on the doors washed
al! this did and hadnt the sens. to
put away the brasses and large silver pieces
which had been among my wedding pre-
sents. or courage enough to allow them to
grow black with tarnish. SO secured
and scrubbed and polished and tried to
cook as il | had been professional and
have meals exactly ON time and meet my
husband with a smile and do variety Of
other things which would have been much
more wisely honored in the breach than in
the observance. Everyone who knew me
esPostulated with me. bnt stuck to my
guns until an attack Of illness laid me low
and a doctors bill. which far exceeded the
price would have paid for reasonable
service. helped to bring me to my senses.
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Notice of Election

Notice Is hereby given that on the first Mon
day In April. 1911. to-wit: On the Sd day Of
April. \. H.. Ioli the regular annual election
"f officers in aud for the Town "f CuIbert san.
Montana, will bc held for the following pur-
pDSC:
y" elect the following Officers nf said Town
of tullrrt>on. Io-wit:
one alderman from Ward NJ. l uf said Town.
One Alderman from Ward No. euG said Town.
NJ said election the voting plarr FOR Ward
M. shall Il" at stephens Hail. IN Blu.k ~.
In said Ward M. |; aud the voting place fur
Ward No. 4. shall In. la Tanner 4 Hest 60. Hall
la block No. : In said Ward Ne. =.
The pnlls at said election shall L. open al
500 clock \. VI. uf said day aud remain
open until d:OO 'rIurk T.. VI. uf said day.
Dated March u. 1911.
!. T.. pETERSnN.
l>t3 Town Clerk
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Proclamation

An election Of all the qualified electors re-
siding within the corporate limits Of the Town
Of Culbertsnn. Valley County. state Of Mon
tana. Is hereby called To he held ON the first
Monday In April. 1911. to-wit: On the I'd day
OF April. 1911. being the day fixed by statute
aud ordn ance for holding the regular annual
election In and for the Town Of Culbertson
for the following purpose:
To elect the following officers OF said Town
Of Culbertson.
One Alderman for Ward MOL.
Dn. Alderman for Ward No. .
Al said election the voting place for Ward
No. ! shall Ia at stephens Hall. In Rlork. 10
Ia said Ward NJ. I: aud the voting place for
Ward No. = shall be in Tann.r& Best Co Hall
la Block No. 3. In said Ward M. =
The polls at said election shall lie open at
500 oclock 4. VI. Of said day and rem lin open
until 6:0O o'clock \. VI. " said day.
Dated March nth. 1911.
". MATHEWS
Mayor of the Town Of Culbertson
Attest: !. T.. PETERSON. Montana
Town Clerk. Ist3
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Pity Poor Spinsters

Madison visa bill to tax s.
annually every unmarried woman
over IS years Of age and to create
a ''maIrimonial commission" con-
sisting OF the governor, superin-
tendent Of public property and
chief clerk Of the assembly, was
introduced in the assembly
by Assemblyman Hansen of Man
itowoc.
The matrimonial commission is
charged with the duty of bringing
together kindred souls when APP
plication is made for an affinity by
any lovelorn maiden.-Spokane
Chronicle
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ssssssssssssssssooe.
3 Keller Lake Items :
SssssssssosssssossS'

Mar. 20, 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moothart called at
the Steeple home Sunday last
Mrs. Robert Cookson visited Mrs vii
liams on MONDAY of thu week.
Hans Jacobsen is busy hauling rock ioT
the cellar wall To- his new house.
Stone masons are busy on the cellar wall
of Chris. Iacobsen's new residence.
Lrnard Williams and son. Raymond
was TO Froid Tuesday on business.
/. f. Keller made trip to Culbertson
on Monday and returned same dav.
lack Strrple was seen going through
these parts by way of the Dams place.
Miss Edyth Myers. Of Culbertson. visit
ed her uncle on Sunday at Keller Ranch.
Snow banks are almost gone and farmers
are getting busy working mp mother Earth.
TUESDAY OF this week Mr.. Busham pulled
in his well machine on Jack Steeple's place.
Mr.. Ship, from Bainville. came to ]. X.
Mows ranch for potatoes on Monday Of
last week
Mr. Dams family arrived in Froil Z
week ago and are now nicely located or
their homestead.
Members of the brethren Church helC
meeting on Saturday of last week at th'
R-averly school house.
Mr.. SIMPLY and son of the east side
passed Keller Lake to Enterprise store I,
do trading ON Saturday
The Heavenly school closed last Friday
The teacher, Mr.. McCune, fixed up pro
gram for the children which took place IL
the evening Of the same day.
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LAW HELD INVALID
Supreme Court Declares the Non
Partisan kCt to Be Uncon-
StitutiOnal

Monianas non-partisan Judiciary law
was today declared Unconstitutional by the
supreme court. and the direct effect OF the
decision will be the placing on the Official
ballot of the city of Butte at its approach
ing spring election the name Of w. II. Hol'
hday as candidate of the Republican party
for police magistrate The Butte RePubli'
cans made no nomination for this position.
which vacancy was filed by the duly
authorized central committee through the
naming of Mr.. Holiday. City Clers
O'L-ary refused to certify the nomination
citing the provisions Of the non partisar
judiciary law Holiday thereupon ap
pealed to the supreme court for writ o
mandate to compel such action. Th'
court ordered that the writ he issued on tn
broad general ground that the act is voi'
because IL is not and cannot be made to b
a general statute of uniform operation
throughout the state.
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IeoooooOoosssoooooos
/: Homestead Items :
I0OO0oooOOoooOOOOooS
March 40, 1911

March 40. 1917.
Banker Haskins was Froid caller one
day Of last week.
I'd and John Wigrim went TO Froid one
day Of last week.
.. b. McCabe and his son. Frank we're
Froid visitors last week.
William Brown called on friends at
Froid one day of last week.
Mr.. Brenna. Of Culbertson. was Froid
visitor one day of last week.
7. NJ. and Ed. Flick went to Medicine
Lake one day Of last week.
Mr. Watts. of the Watts coal mine. was
Froid visitor last week
{. V. Hatfield returned from an extend
ed trip to keokuck. Mont. recently.
Liee Crawford is hauling hay and getting
in shape for Spring work these days.
John p. Mueller. in company with H..
Horstman. were Froid visitors recently.
Casper Anderson and Mr. Jensen, Of
Bariord, called on II. Horstman last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Mueller and fam.
lily visited with Mr. and Mrs. II. Stempke
last week.
Mr.. Christensen. of Dagmar. visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Mueller and
family recently.
Walter G. Stephens called on Mr.. and
Mrs. George r.. Laughlm and on Mr.. Os.
valid last week.
In week or ten days Spring work will
begin in this section of the country. No
SO bad for Montana.
= Frank White, after an extended visit a
q. his old home in Minnesota. returned bacl
here again last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Early and II. Horst
, man visited with Mr. and Mrs. q. y
McCabe and family last week.
Mrs. Archibald. after an extended visi
with her many friends at Culbertson. re
/ turned to her farmstead again last week
Mr.. McCabe is fixing up his brakins out
, TIT and as soon as the snow has gone. vii
commence braking.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. h. Willoughby. of Cul
J bertson. Miss Mabel Hatfield and II
/ Horstman were visiting with MIR and Mrs
. George +. Laughlin recently.
The two children Of Mr. and Mrs. Iohr
Vannatta were taken SICK about two week
, ago and under the care Of Dr. Miller. u
Frnid, they are getting along nicely.
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Notice Tor Publication
Department Of the Interior

E'TaE FTII'IIT VI TTI' TTTTfTTUT
U. ;. Land Office. at Glasgow. Montana.
March 9TH. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Rose Parker
OF l.anark, Montana. who ON February 18th,
l'Sis. made Desert Land entry. No .:sls. serial
NJ. Gsei, for SEA NwA. NEii >Wh. see n.
Township - north. Range - East. Montana
Meridian. has filed noticeof intention Ia make
FINAL pruof. to establish claim To the land
ahye described. before q. n. Coulter. q.
:; Commissioner. In his office al Culbcrt>un,
Montana, un the 18th DAY Of April 1911.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
Joseph wiz. Charles Smith. Percy IarNi H.
Charles I. Parker. all Of Lanark. Montana.
Truman VI. raticn. Register.
First Publication March ~. 1911.
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior,
u. :. Land ONCE at Glasgow. Montana
February 25th. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that
August rryhling
of Dane Valley. Mont. who. ON April 9Th. 1870
made Homestead entry. No. 31l. Serial No
UslI for swL. Sec. a. Township - N, H. ).
T.. NJ. NJ. has ilsd notice of intention to max,
final I've ear Proof. To est blish claim Ia d,
land above described. before W. Mathews. a.
:. Commissioner. In his Office. at Culbert son
Montana. ON the sth day Of April 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jules NJ. Circle, Peter Jorsensen. Neil,
christensen and Marie Christensen. all al
Dane Valley. Montana
TRUMAN NJ. PATTEN. Register
First Publication. March / IsID
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Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior.
T. = Land Ofiirr AT GLASGOW. Montana
January 2ith. I9lI
Motto" Is hereby given that
Graria !. CLARK.
widow OF Isaac Clark. who. an April 9Th. 1910.
mad" Homestead Application. No. OaatS. for
W. of Va. Sec. :. Eis SEA. ~Nii SEA aud
SEs SWA. Section Il. Townships v. Range
"a T.. Montana Meridian. has filed notice uf
intention tp make Final Five year Proof. iu
establish claim To the land above desrrih.d.
before e.. u. Coulter. United - aieS Commits
stoner, at Culbertson, Montana. ou the I5tl,
DAY Of April 1911.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
l.. u. Bishop. Charles Wedge. Charles Jar
Wis and Tucker Moore. all Of Cullertsnn.
Montana.
TRUMAN VI. PATTEN.
Register
FIrst Publication March 10. rsID
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The most common cause Of insomnia Is
disorders of the stomach. Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets correct these
disorders and enable You to sleep, For
sale hy all dealers.
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Warning to Railroad Men

Look out for severe and even dangerous
kidney trouble resulting from years OF rail
reading Geo. T.. Bell. 639 Third ST.,
Fort Wayne. Ind, was many years a con-
duclor on the Nickel Plate lie says:
Twenty years of raiIroading left INV kid
neys in terrible condition. There was pain
across my back and hips and my kidneys
gave ne much distress. The FIRST bottle oil
Foley Kidney Pills made wonderful i'm
provement and four bottles cured me com
plrtcly." Sold 10y all druggists.
Bargains in Lumber. We are CLOSING
out our lumber stock. Tanner X Best Co
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TRowEL LODGE. NO. o.. A. i. & A. NJ
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
|month. at O'Clock D. m. In Masonic Hall
Visiting brothers welcome.
III. u EDMoNps. Sec. l. l.. BRooks. W. Nj
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THE CHICAGO
ST O K E
Montana
5. II. Orvis, Mgr.
CulbertsOn,

5. II. Orvis, Mgr.
Our Spring Stock is now arriving and soon
will be complete in all OF our depart
ments Of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
and SHOES for Ladies. Gents and
Children.
Thanks to the efforts of our Mr.. Cor
don in Chicago we have now the most
favorable opportunities to oher at all
times the biggest values in all classes
Of Merchandise. We call your special
attention to this lot that Mr.. Gordon
bought in Chicago from several bank
rupr sales. which we have now on sale.
loo Apron Bingham ......j &c
Isc solid color dress Bingham
and cambrlcs. - c
soc and 75c remnants of fine
dress goods ...............2 9c
Largest size Rugs from otoI2
it.......from S2.9S 10 So. : >
Smyrna Rugs, 3ox6o inches,
heavy reversible IN either
Animal or Oriental designs,
regular 81 so quality. .?S
Ladies Spring dresses in whit" and
ColoTs. latest STYLES. .....
.............S1.2J to S3.9J
ladies waists in white. black
and all Colnrs, in washable
goods and silks at prices
ranging from SOC To S3.9J
4 foil line OF Mems and Boys
Suits at any price 20 suit Your
prUn convenience
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Notice of Registration

Notice Is hereby given that the time for the
registration of the names OF the electors of
the corporate Town Of Culberfson Valley
County. Montana. prior 10 the regular annual
election 10 De held ON the first Monday I'm
April. 1911. will expire At 1000 O'Clock p. NJ. ON
March 9Th. 1911. aud that I will be At my
ONCE. In the store of Parshall & Edmonds. In
Culbertson. Valley County. Montana. on
March 9Th. 1911. from one o'clock p. VI. until
six O'Clock p. NJ. aud from seven O'Clock r.
N. until ten o'clock p. N. Of said day for the
purpose OF then and there registering the
names Of all qualified electors In said Town
| of Culbertson.
All electors qualified to vote al said annual
| election should register at said time and
place.
| Dated NJ arch 18th. 1911.
| ". ID. EDMoNDs.
Registration Agent. In and foi
sst3 the town of Culbertson. Mont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-23
JEFF DAVIS ON
VOTES FOR WOMEN
His Terse and Studied Statement is
That: "it's D.
Nonsense

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct 23-With
old dull care sitting astride his brow,
Jeff Davis, the fiery United States
senator from Arkansas, with his bride
is in Los Angeles honeymooning.
The fact that Mrs. Davis lost her
trunks and with them her wedding
trousseau, while the train was rumb-
ling over the Rockies, caused fire
to CLEAN from the senator's steel blue
eyes. After uncorking burst of SEN
atorial eloquence on the subject OF
railroad baggagemen. Senator Davis
talked politics for half an hour
II don't believe in women voting.
he said. TITS d nonsense Don't
like the way this state has gone on IT,
wouldn't stand for any man election
eering around my wife
A tuft of the senator's hair was
standing straight UP by this time
But" continued the senator, Il IKE
the recall Put me down strong on
this"
And / like Taft" suddenly switched
the Arkansan. Hes a good man but
surrounded by the wrong ADVISORS
His heart is good. But Woodro"
| Wilson can beat Taft and if Tart runs
the democrats are going to WIN
Roosevelt is still boss of the road and
his influence SO far as his party i
concerned is supreme"