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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
elADENse seuRo.

Mrs. Jennie Nichols is visiting rela-
tives at Newark, and will attend the
Billman reunion.
George McCament returned home
from Wooster, Ohio, Saturday, where
he has been attending school.
Ruth and Ralph Morse who have
been spending the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Mont. Hall, started Thursday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
Mrs. Clement eIubaush

Mrs. Clement Blubaugh. the mother
of twelve children, died at her home
about one mile west Of Danville early
Wednesday morning after several
weeks illness caused byheart trouble.
She was Is years of age at the time
OF her death and is survived by her
husband, six CONS, and six daughters.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
! suFFaAcisr PROBLEM

Will some one kindly tell us what
kind of o moose" to call woman
voter In California who expects to
vote for the colonel ?--Columbia State.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16

Deed Filed
j, Hoy Levering to Jay Stillwell,
parcel in Middlebury township. 500.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16

Catcher Lew McAllister, formerly of
the Detroit Tigers, has been purchased
from Buffalo by the Baltimore Club.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
CONVENTION
Of v. {. N. S. To Be Held
Al Celterburg

The Mt. Vernon District convention
Of the w. r. M. g., Of the NJ. e. church
will occur at Centerburg on August
20 and 81. The following is the pro-
gram:
Tuesday Afternoon
3:00--Devotiona service--Miss Mae
Gorsuch.
welcome--Mrs. w. b. Merriman,
Centerburg.
Response:
w. F. M. s.-Mrs. d. L. Edward,
West Carlisle; Standard Bearers
Miss Annetta Finlay, Fresno; Kings
Heralds-Miss Gladys Moore, Mo.
hawk; L. l.. Bearers-Margaret Bech.
tel, Canal Lewisville.
Reports Standard Bearers and Y.
w. F. M. 8.
Japanese Hymn--Miss Alice Finlay.
Japan; Miss Ma3sa San Powers. Ma.
gasaki.
Chinese Hymn-The Misses Manly
the Worleys.
Hindu Hymn-Mrs. sharer. Miss
King. the HOLSTERS, Messrs. Hastings
and Sharer.
Religious Superstitions in My Ma.
tive Country"-Miss Helen Gilllland,
South America.
what Christianity Means for My
COuntry"-Miss Massa San Powers,
japan.
Awarding of Honors- Box;
quilt: membership.
"Hindu Girls"-Grace King, India.
Benediction.
Tuesday Evening
7:00-Song service.
MISUNDERSTANDING Choir.
Devotional service-Mrs. Joseph
Balo. Hedding.
Music-"I Gave My Life for Thee"
-Centerburg Male Quartet.
Reading Rudolph, Mt. Vernon.
The Field Workers Presented.
Jewels Polished and Unpublished"
Miss Mariana Young, Nagasaki.
Japan.
"India's Great Need"-Mrs. King,
Delaware.
Music.
Collection.
Benediction.
Reception Centerburg Auxiliary.
Wednesday Morning
900 = Sacramental service = Rev.
Chas. F. Mott
Reports (written) Of District Ofic-
ers.
Business-Roll call; seating of dele
gates; reports of auxiliaries; reports
of Kings Heralds; reports of l.. l..
Bearers.
Paper-"Value of Executive Meet
ings"-Mrs. Capt. Stephens. Mt. ver-
non.
Oiscussion.)
"Tithing Discussion led by Miss
Fannie Durbin, Fredericktown
Music.
Paper-"Graduation Day"-Mrs. C.
r. Cary, Millersburg.
(Discussion).
Awarding of Honors: Auxiliary
Triple Alliance; honor roll; member
ship; mite box, X. H.-Thank offer
ing, membership.
appointment of committees: Reso.
lutions, nomination.
Music.
Benediction.
Wednesday Afternoon
2:00-Devotional service-Mrs j. F.
Hastings, Democracy.
Reports of Committees.
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:. BIRTHS 4.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Zimmerman, residing east OF
Jelloway, Wednesday afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
Foreclosure Suit

Foreclosure Suit
Ohio ex rel Baxter, Superintendent
OF Banks, vs.. Ella Grant, is the style
OF a suit filed IN the court of common
pleas on Thursday. The allegation
is made that the plaintiff delivered
as joint maker with w. E. Grant to
the Guaranty Savings Bank e. Trust
Company their promissory note in the
sum of si,050. with interest at G per
cent. As surety the maker OF the
note gave mortgage on lot No 343
llamtramck' addition to the city of
Mt. Vernon. The plaintiff seeks for
the foreclosure of mortgage and the
sale of the property in order TO pay
off the note. Theo. ID. Robb is the at
torney Tor the plaintiff
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Sheriff Expected Home

Sheriff Expected Home
Sheriff Peter ]. Parker, who has
been taking treatment in a sanator-
ium al Cedar Rapids. Michigan, for
several weeks. is expected home this
evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16

Song
Invocation.
Address of Welcomed. H. Bechtel.
Response-Aden Grubb.
p. M.
Song
Recitation-Maud Leedy Grubb.
Music.
Address-W. ID. Keller.
Solo-Nellie Grubb.
Round table talks--Conducted by G.
8. Strausbaugh.
Closing song-"God Be With You."
A hearty invitation is extended to
all.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-08-16
PROGRAM
For The Grub. BeChtel Re.
union On August "a

The Grubb.Bechtel reunion will be
held in the grove, half mile west Of
North Liberty on Saturday, August
Gath. The following program will be
given:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
w. H. Thomas
SOB First National Bank Bldg.
Dundee Houses

$3.50 for a new 7-room. modern house:
oak finish first floor . good sized
bedrooms and bath I'd floor; dec
GRATED throughout; lot txlS feet'
good. up-to-dato house at q low
price.
&. 900 for a 7-roon, e-story modern house.
having large living room. with
pressed brick nantel and grate'
dining room and kitchen first floor .
attractive bedrooms and bath "a
floor: full cemented basement
south front LOT 50xlS5 feet; fine
shade trees: block from car line.
s., 80 for a strictly modern and up-to-date
California bungalow. mission finish
first floor: this bungalow has
rooms and a large sun parlor; :
bedrooms and bath second floor
located ON a high. slightly lot, con-
venient TO the car line.
Sc 900 for a practically new s-story mod
ern house, 5 rooms, quarter-sawed
oak finish on first floor; south
front lot. on paved street; reas-
enable terms.
81. 80 for a complete strictly modern J.
room bungalow, decorated through
out: we'll constructed and In the
best OF condition: 100 feet frontage
on paved street. Investigate.
N0Oo for a first-class s-room 2-story mod
ern house with large living room;
brick fireplace; large sun parlor
first floor. bedrooms and sleeping
porch I'd floor. hot water heat; II
you are looking for a good home
this Is well worth seeing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIALS
S. 5ae-S0S Webster ST., rooms. all mod,
good repair: lot 5oxiso It. Must be
sold. Want an offer.
IS, i5e-s7s Spalding St. good 6-room.
strictly mod. house in exception
ally fine condition; hot water heat;
nicely decorated; paving all paid.
a little better than anything Of
fered for the same money on the
north side.
HANscoM PARK DISTRICT.
E.0oo-lo0 S. 18th Ave. splendid east
front. upsto-date s-room house. hot
water heating plant; fine large
ception hall. two pariors. dining
room. maids room. large kitchen:
hardwood floors: two fine fire.
places downstairs: qusrter-sawed
oak stairway 20 second floor; three
large bed rooms with alcove, oak
floors. Large barn or garage. with
stone drive. VIII sell on very rea-
sonable terms or small discount
for. all cash. This. Is very choice
and the price is very low.
A,eol-Bungalov. rooms, large attic, hot
water heat, With brick and cement
basement. with shower hath: con-
crete vegetable and fruit ROOM
exceptionally well built East
trout, 50x15o It. lot everything that
goes to make up an ideal home
Nor small family. Investigate this
and make ano offer. Two blocks
from Hanscom park. east side.
DUNDEE.
N,ae-4Sil Douglas St, 5-room practically
new. mod. bungalow: well built
full attic. cement block and brick
foundation; full cellar: oak fin
fish: newly decorated: one block
10 car. Very good. a.
VACANT. G.
81, lj0-Fine lot fronting on the boule-
ward. In Creighton's First addition.
i7iaxiN IT.
si.2oo-Fine east front lot on 3ith St, be-
tween Francis and. Martha SITS.
paving all paid; fine shade trees.
A bargain.
81, iS-The prettiest east front lot I'm
Creighton's First addition on sd
St. just south of Martha.
INVESTMENT. BARGAIN.
S,6Q-Mithin hair block OF the high
school on the corner. nearly new.
brick rental property; reduced
from S.1se. for immediate sales.
This is a genuine snap: Get busy.
D. V. sHoLEs CO.
gs City National Bank Bldg.
Tel. Doug. ~ lndep. A-sOss.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Easy Terms

Remember that Patterson Is sold on
the easiest possible terms-one-fifth cash
and the balance one TO eleven years, II
you want that long time, At s per cent
interest. Planted In alfalfa the land Will
easily pay for itself. Set out In fruit IL
will do much better than that.
There are so many things to be said
about Patterson that II Is impossible TO
tell II all In one small advertisement.
Come in and talk II over and let US give
you further Information about the trip.
about the soil, the water supply, the eli
mate, and then when you visit the Land
OF Enchantment' you will say that half
has not been told.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Montana.

TWO joining lslacre homestead rslin-
quishments center OF Irrigated tract, close
to town. 80 each. Address owner. BOX
~ Nalitr. Mont.
WE ARE agents for owners Of improved
and unimproyed farms, irrigated lands
and colonization tracts In the famous
Big Basin Country. Montana. Low rate
excursion twice monthly. For full infor-
nation. write Edwin NJ. Wilson Agency,
"a Endicott Building, 81. Paul, aIinn-s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Nebraska.

$3.50 will buy the best 1seaers home
stead IN Nebraska; partly improved.
Write owner. c. n. Hoffman. kimhall.
Nee-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Farms and
40 Acre Tracts

OR exceptionally good buys in
farms. on which l can still give posses
sion this year. and also two forties. See
me at once on these and let me show
you as soon as the snow gets off. A
large list and a few bargains.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
I2l3-1z4 City Natl Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03

Boyd county. 80 acres. well improved;
mile north OF Spencer; s2.eoo cash. balance
g per cent. Price. SIS. rs acres. mile west
Brfstow; well improved Price. 80. 9. 800
cash; balance 5 per cent VIII take city
property as part payment. Bargains.
y. J. ZITNIK, fs Msye Blk-. Omaha. Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
George & Company

SOLE City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phones ID. $50 or A-llS..
FOR sALE-By owner. Groom cottage.
has gas. electric light. furnace, cement
walks around house, brick walk In front:
Can be bought on easy terms. Apply OF
owner. Tls N. I'D st.
GROOM house and three large lots,
60xl50, on SD and Francis. n,b00 A. a.
Furay. station b. Harvey lM.s
PRAIRIE PARK.
Most artistic and uniform residence dis
trict Of Omaha Few vacant lots left,
81, 100 to si,5O0. Streets paved and parked.
Payable i.19 cash, balance monthly. VIII
build to suit on same terms or viii adj
vance cost Of house and build yourself.
The Paxton Real Estate Co. Ss Ware bk.
GROOM bungalow. modern, all improve
ments in, east front. one block from
Windsor school; leaving city reason for
selling $40. No agents. 100, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Acreage.
Bargains in Acre Property

20 acres, ~ miles north Of Florence,
good 7-room house. new barn and chicken
house, well. cistern and running spring
on the place. all kinds OF bearing fruit,
consisting Of apples. plums, peaches,
pears currants, blackberries, grapes and
asparagus. about ten acres altogether In
fruit Price sS.5N. f..
10 acres, one mile west Of Benson, very
good improvements and considerable fruit
Here is nice slightly location. Price
Sd1bO
10 acres in sarpy county. about l mile
from South Omaha limits, improvements
not very good. but good piece OF land. II
belongs to an estate and can be bought
at Sl75 per acre
acres Just south OF Albright. good g.
room house, barn, chicken house ana
other buildings. Lots Of fruit and Is
certainly a number one place. Owner q
nonresident and Just advised US TO cut
the price TO $500. really about one-hslf
Its value. Think OF II, acres right In
town for $500.
acres, north Of Avery. about ten min
utes' walking distance from street car.
Has nice new Improvements that would
cost TO build almost what the whole
thing can be bought for. The owner
must move on a homestead this month
and needs the money. Price t2eo.
acres. south 10th ST.. one mile from
city limits: good 5-room house. barn and
chicken house. nice level land, nice view,
q genuine snap at p,io.
0'Neil rs Real Estate 4 Ins.
Agency.
Tel. Tyler Ioel Ind. A-ssls. So. is7; FLEA
1906 Farnam Street.
5i2 North stth Street. South Omaha, Neb.
ABSrHACTs OF TITLE.
Reed Abstract Co, Oldest abstract offlcs
In Nebraska 0e Brandels Theater.
NEALE \ CAMPBELL. INA farpam 81
BUILDERS IMPORTATION.
Electric gas fixtures Omaha silver Co
Ideal Cement Co, i7th and Cunning.
Fuchs, Son a Blind. painting. decorating
RooFINGs. paints. building papsrs
WELL digging. r. drossman. -isss n. 18Th,
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
british Coiumbia.
FOR sALE-cholce valley farms In
tracts OF 100 TO $40 acres, within to
miles from the towns along the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway In Central British
| Columbia. Also Skeena Valley Fruit
Farms In i0-acre tracts. Send for free
booklet Call or write b. Meyel. District
Sales Agent. SSi Paxton Bldg. Omaha.
Neb.
Texas.
LAND oPENING-over 10000 acres
Texas state land being thrown open TO
the public. $40 to $500 per acre; title
direct from state: l-40th down; balance
forty years: for further information write
Box l1S5. Houston. Tex"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
PRAIRIE PARK,
. Leavenworth St.

. Leavenworth ST.
Cottages, rooms and bath in one.
rooms and bath in other Rent pays
well on price, besides chance for IN
crease In ground. All specials paid.
500 cash VIII do. balance monthly.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
Iol6 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phones-Douglas 2l52, Independent A-2i52.
Evenings Harvey 2s42 or Harvey 5lst..
OWNER WILL SELL NEW HOME IN
KOUNTZE PLACE, rooms and bath,
living room. dining room. kitchen. pantry
rooms and bath upstairs. down stairs
finished In oak, large paneled window
seat fireplace. full basement with
laundry furnace. Can be bought. part
cash, balance on payments. Phone d. Sl5s.
Sunday Webster 59i6.'
BUY from owner. Groom bungalow for
NJ. r. RANDALL
4s12 Poppleton Ave. Harvey 500.
$3.50. 2
New, ST.. near Omaha university; 500
F. D. wEAD. 1sOl Farnam ST.
I will sell the choicest building lot In
the Hanscom Park district upon the
most favorable terms that could be de-
sired II you contemplate building this
spring. better see m. me SOON Lot located s
phone Harvey IA or South 81. William
II. Gould. tr
OUR LETTER Duplicating work Is UNI
excelled A trial will convince you; Both
phones. Western Duplicating Co, 4os Bee
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A three-story brick hotel, almost new;
well located; ground l42xl32: corner lot {.
main building 35xsO l. SDNd; full base
ment; modern in every respect; 70 sleep
ing rooms: business profitable. Location
Grand Island. Neb. Owners health de-
mands a change. VIII sell furniture for
1850. and lease building on reasonable
terms or will sell al at reasonable figure
/ and take a part Of the purchase price In
good land or income property. Address
Box ls, Grand Island. Neo.'
NEW BUNGALOW.
FIVE rooms. polished oak floors. Easy
F. d. wEAD. 1901 Farnam ST.
FOR sALE-02s Larimore Ave, 200.
New Groom house. all modern except
heat II sold at once blocks from car.
Tel Web. sisl.'
7-ROOM home, Thoroughly modern. In
cathedral district; $50 cash; balance
+. d. wEAD. 1901 Fsrnam St.
OWNER OFFERS AT Low PRICE
| for the next ten days 7-room, modern
house; large lot. choicest location in
Bemis Park. Telephone Harvey 60
! A BARGAIN-For sale, cheap, new 4
room modern cottage, on monthly pay
ments. Telephone Doug. 9d.
N.2Oo.
sIX-ROOM house, full lot Orchard Hill.
F. d. wEAD. 1sol Farnam 81.
ACREAGE.
s, 5000.
3 acres. house, well and barn, Hyde
F. d. wEAD. 1901 Fsrnam ST.
s-ACRE PLACE.
Right in town. on Upper Broadway, "a
| mile from car line; good walks extending
away out past IL; 7-room house, good
new barn; some fruit. about acres fine
rich garden land. balance good for fruit
or pasture; land slopes east and protected
! on north and west by hills. An elegant
place for small greenhouse or hot beds
and early garden stuff. or will make you
a good home and be profitable to cut into
lots in q few yesrs.
MGEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
ra.tfffr
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Canada.

d, FOR sAI.E-Nine thousand acres near
Winnipeg. finest location In Canada
Wholesale or retail. Prices right Rea-
sonabie terms Iowa Land Company, Du-
buque, Ia"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03

,udicicus and perstsgent use Of newspaper
sdvertigpE.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
CITY nnauxrRrx Krnu sAUE

Investments
sS0o-Rents 500: practically new brick
flats; two Groom apartments; well
built. well arranged: an actual re-
duced price that means the flat
will be sold.
sSW1-Rents $50: 81. Louis brick flats,
;. 18th Ave.
81 sco-Rents no0. brick flats: two
Sroom apartments; 2ith st. near
Dodge.
sl1,5co-Rents $40: four apartment brick
fiat; close in corner. with a good
future.
sls.Joo-Rents $3.50. three apartment
brick flat: hot water heat; desir-
able corner; close In.
sl6,00p-Rents HTS: new, up-t0-date, very
well built, brick, four apartments.
right down town; 3 blocks of court
house. Certainly a good income,
with a good future increase In
value.
si65eo-Rents 1880: Terrace apartments,
West Farnam: excellent property.
Fun particulars on application.
Glover Realty
Syndicate
IsiQ-p7 CITY NatfnpaI Rank RldOs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Texas.

Texas state land being thrown open to
the public. $40 to $500 per acre; title
direct from state: i-4Oth down; balance
forty years; for further information write
Box lbs Houston Texa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
lows.
Minnesota.

MINNESOTA IMPROVED FARMS
In ShERBURNE and adjoining counties.
We have large number OF choice. well i'm
short distance from Minneapolis at
H5 10 so per acre. These farms are
adapted for diversified farming. and In
the corn belt. Get q farm where rainfall
is abundant and crop failures are un-
known. FOR full particulars write Fell
land Realty Company, al Palace Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Hastings & Heyden,
1914 Harvey ST.

FREE LITERATURE will be sent to
anyone interested In the wonderful Sac
ramento Valley. the richest valley in the
world. Unlimited opportunities. Thou
sands OF acres available at right prices.
Tho place for the man wanting a home In
the finest climate on earth. Write to q
public organization that gives reliable in
formation. Secretary, Sacramento Valley
Development association, Sacramento.
Calls
Suburban acre property suitable for
chicken ranches, citrus OF deciduous
fruit orchards. near Sacramento. Cal.
from SIS an acre up. This property will
double soon.
and l0-acre tracts planted TO figs.
near Butte City. Glenn county. California
These tracts are better than . life In
surance policy, price 500 an acre: terms.
per cent dc gn; balance monthly pay
ments. Investigate this.
For full particulars and information
write or call on
FIxA & wEsTBER6.
SIS Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Colorado.

Where you cannot help but succeed.
Just think for a minute-ve have ideal.
CLIMATE, rich soil, a complete irriga-
ton system with plenty OF water-schools.
home and social surroundings the very
best. While you are now in the midst
OF winter, snow and billiards.. In Cali
fornia alfalfa IL getting ready for Its
first cutting. vegetables are daily brought
from the garden. Everywhere you see
people working In the fields. etc.
Write us today for full particulars.
literature railroad rates etc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
Trowbridse Bolster
Company

to4 City Natl Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb.e
80 ACRES free homesteads, cheap re
linauishments. shallow water. good grass,
grows alfalfa and farm products. neat
school and Laird. Write Ed Hanshaw,
Laird, COlo~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-03
FLORIDA

70 acres Of choice fruit and vegetables
land-on main trunk line. paved wagon
road-improved farms adjoining. Close 60
acknowledges TO see. Call or write
o. p. Kroh, Lakeland, F1a-s
The river press., 1912-11-27
Fatal Disease Attacks Buffalo.

LIVINGSTON, Nov. 25.-The Yellow
stone Nation al park herd of buffalo,
consisting of more than 200 head and
considered one of the finest bison
herds in the world, is threa eatened with
extinction by an infectious disease
known as hemorrhagic sep,icemia.
which has broken out among the ami
mails. DR.. w. S. Newman, govern.
ment veterinary surgeon, arrived here
today from North Dakota and left for
the park, where he will vaccinate the
herd.
The mortality of the disease in
domestic cattle has been placed at 80
per cent, but among the buffalo it
has proved 100 per cent, not single
animal attacked by it having escaped.
The authorities are puzzled 70 know
how the disease was communicated to
the buff alo in the interior of the park,
as it is generally communicated
through food and there has been no
way in which these anima ais could have
been exposed 80 far as known. Gov.
ernment veterin arians have been sent
to the park and will endeavor to dis
cover q cure for the ailment.
The river press., 1912-11-27

valleys of fatnees ahead, the faithful
turn to that other saint, Andrew Jack.
son, and proceed to loosen their belts
and lick their chops. Under the ban
ner of St. Andrew they advance upon
the pie counter. Inscribed upon tha
banner is the acksonian motto, ITO
the victors belongs the spoils." 1t is
happy reading for the famished horde,
which can hardly wait for the appoint
ed hour of the distri button.
Cast aside is the Jefferson purity.
The picture Of the Sage of Monticello
is turned toward the wall. His pure
Inspiration is forgotten and In its
stead we 6nd the doctrine of the
rollicking prophet Of the plain people,
the founder of the pie counter. the
original dispenser of public patron.
age.
The eraser sweeps across the board, ,
wiping out all the lofty declarations
of the years Of spiritual ecstacy; upon
the fresh surface the moving finger
writes and having writ, moves on.
These are the words which are traced
upon the board, the words which will
be the guiding motive Of the famished
multitude as it moves forward under
the orif ANNE of Andrew: "To the
victor belong the pickings and, YER lily
they are fat"
Jefferson has been their guide
through the wilderness, their Moses
and their prophet. Now turn they
to their Joshua, who is to be the lead
er in the new Canaan, and they hail
andrew Jackson as the one real thing
in the line of saints. Cobwebs will
deck the shrine of Jefferson; forgotten
will be the VOWS of the period of
pena The pie counter is spread
and the feast is bountiful. The era of
poor picking is almost at an end.
Many are called and out of that many
some will be chosen. Well.trod will
be the path to the newly furnished
shrine of Andrew. For Andrew it was
who gave the tocsin: "To the victor
belong the pickings and, verify, they
are fat. 1.-THE Missoulian.
The river press., 1912-11-27
Montana Voters Enacted Laws.

HELENA, Nov. 23.-While complete
returns have not been received of the
vote on the referendum and initiative
measures submitted at the recent elec-
tion in Montana, sufficient returns
have been received to show the fate of
ell Of them. The referendum measure
having for its object the repeatof the
Donohue military law, was successful
by vote of three to one. The initia-
tive measures, which included q law
for direct primaries, another for
direct election of United States sena-
tors and for the voting directly on
presidential candida ates, carried by
votes OF two to one.
So far as the returns have been re-
ceived none of the initial measures
failed to receive q majority in any
county.