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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
WORK AMONG INDIANS
Oconto Lady to Join Contin-
gent Who Will Work on
Americanization in Alaska.

Miss Ella NJ. Palm, whose
home is in Oconto, WIS, left
State Line last Wednesday
morning for Vancouver, Wash
iugton where she will join her
companion workers and later on
sail tor Juneau, Alaska. There
Miss Palm will devote her
energies TO AUGMENTATION
work among the native Indians
and Esquimos.
Miss Palm, who has been a
teacher of art in the Oak Park,
Ill.,. schools for several years,
has been spending the past halt
dozen summers at Bent's resort
west OF State Line. In that
time Miss Palm has endeared
herself to host of friends in this
section of the Big Woods. Her
taking up this branch of Ameri-
canization will mean more to
the worlds people than the
average person realizes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
FORMED PARTNERSHIP
Herman Ulrich and VIM.
Kloepfel Have Formed
Company in Operation of
the Hemlock Resort.

Herman Ulrich and VIM.
Kloepfel have formed a stock
company the past week of The
Hemlock resort property located
and operated upon Catfish lake
four miles east of Eagle River.
Mr.. Ulrich, formerly sole own
er of the above property who
disposed of his holdings to Mr..
Kloepfel this spring. repurchased
an interest the past few days,
and will again step into active
labors after a two months rest.
Several new cottages will be
built in order to accommodate
the increasing patronage of that
popular bostelry, and other
additions for summer visitors
will be made.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

opening of the bass season either
the fifteenth or the twentieth of
June instead of July first, was
also discussed. The commission
being unable 20 change the dates
as set by the legislature, were
unable to give any definite data
at this meeting. but that matter
should be taken up when the
legislature meets this coming
winter. Without a doubt, the
commission will meet the north
ern sportsmen half way on any
of these subjects. and some OF
the apparent defects mentioned
can be remedied.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Called to ST. Louis.

The members of the Neider-
lander family spending the sum-
mer season at their home on
Catfish lake. were called to St.
Louis last Thursday night in
response to a message announc-
ing the death of the ten-year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. i. K.
Cooper which occurred in that
city that dav. The lad was
electrccuted. having come in con-
tact with a heavily charged
electric wire.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
ADMIRER OF WISCONSIN
Assistant Postmaster General
Rooms Enjoys First Trip in
Lake Region.

1T the average naturelover had
been in a position to have seen
the facial expressions and heard
the remarks uttered by John {.
Rooms on his first real outing
trip in the lake region of north
ern Wisconsin and Michigan one
dav last week, this person could
really understand why he and
thousands of others come here
ear after year and spend weeks
and months resting and sight
seeing.
Mr.. Rooms, the first assistant
postmaster general had been at
tending the convention of post
masters at Milws ukee several
DAYS last week, and having an
old acquaintance at Pelican
Lake, he stopped off there the
guest of the w. A. Curtiss family
at their summer home. Willard
Curtiss, who was driving thru
from Pelican to State Line and
out to the lumber operations on
beautiful Duck lake, just across
the line into the state of Michi-
gan invited Mr.. Rooms for the
drive.
Mr.. Rooms saw lakes galore
during the eighty mile drive;
rode over the bully good high
ways of Wisconsin, saw her
farms and little villages, later on
getting right in the heart of the
hardwood timbered section. On
the shores of Duck lake, as they
were about TO embark in boat
for the head camps on the OPP
posite side, his attention was
called to three deer feeding in
the shadows some distance
away. This was enough to con-
vince the man from Washington
that Wisconsin has within Der
confines everything conducive to
real, red-blooded enjoyment both
scenic and atmospheric, and
that when one wishes to spend a
vacation period. there is but this
one spot, that is. the lakes and
woods of Wisconsin and upper
Michigan.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
DIED LAST WEDNESDAY
B. F.. Saunders. Aged Fifty
nine Years, Died Last
Week-Resident Here for
Half Dozen Years.

The death of B. F. Saunders,
who for the past half dozen
years has resided on the west
shore of Yellow Birch lake a
couple miles out of Eagle River,
occurred last Wednesday after a
long illness. Funeral was held
from the late home on Thursday,
interment being made in the
village cemetery.
Mr.. Saunders and wife had
been residents OF this section for
about six years, purchasing a
little home on the shores OF
Yellow Birch lake. They for
merly were residents of Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Visiting His Buddy"

Robert ]. Johnson and w. c.
Miller arrived in Eagle River
Friday by car from Chicago.
and will spend a fishing vaca-
ton in this section, the guests Of
Claud Johnson at his farm home
southwest of town. Robert
Johnson and Claud Johnson
were "buddies" in tank service
during the late war, and this
trip is for the purpose of renew
ing war friendships which they
made during service.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

Ias changing OF the dates OF
go season on game fish from
ne hrst 20 Decoration Day; the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Wausau Man Appointed.

w. r. Chellis has received his
appointment from Gov. Philip
as delegate to the Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Tidewater Asso-
cations convention to be hell
at Detroit on July %, %, and
"a. The association hopes to
record the middle west as favor
able to the waterway which will
connect the Great Lakes with
the Atlantic, making it possible
for ocean vessels of reasonable
size to gain access to the
ports of the Great Lakes. MIR.
Chellis is convinced that the pro-
ject and its effect on Wisconsin
would be desirable. He empha-
sizes the advantages that would
accrue to Wausau manufacturers
who ship goods to foreign coun-
tries. By being able to load at
Green Bay. they would save the
heavy freight to eastern ports
Likewise. he believes, it is safe TO
believe a channel would be a
great boost for manufacturing
in the middle west. - Wausau
Pilot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Notice to Farmers.

In cutting your second crop
OF Clover for seed, farmers
are asked to observe the fol-
lowing in order to insure
your getting your clover
hulled by our machine.
Ii is necessary in cutting
your clover to have a bunch
ing attachment placed upon
your mower. This eliminates
rocks and other foreign sub
stances which would other
be gathered in when raking
up your clover. We cannot
hull clover that has not been
punched, the danger being too
great to risk.
BY observing the above all
danger is eliminated and each
of us will beueft thereby.
ED. CRoBER.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

Subscribe for The News-$2.00
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
NJ GET BUck/LAw


,.r VIII Have Privilege
:, Hunting Buck Only
1,,sd Season on Rats and
Wink.
r~lav nights meeting of
-. resort owners and
.-.st the court house, called
q. state conservation COM
resulted IN several good
r stures being brought
4. attention OF the commits
..,r7tivs 20 fish and game in
.rti8n Of the sporting
s Of northern Wisconsin.
-rv representative OF the
s,.1r present was w. A.
~. ths other members being
ALTO attend
commission has he'd over
-g.lrgs in this state for the
rss 1t betJering the condi-
a. relative 90 deer. mink and
-.sn,s. it being shown by
~ now iu possession OF the
s,-uu that determination
srtEue within a short space
e wiII result unless some
ior their protection II
Ia out. Unanimously II
y. voted al last nights meet
-ra favor the One Buck law
rl,, tall and close the season
r-a,krats and mink.
The vote also favored the pass
rsfa law making it compul-
srr to- each person buying a
rss 90 make returns regularly
. tie commission as to the
-br Of ducks. birds. and
~ E..ed during open season.
r. gives the commission. as
E as the sportsman, definite
hn on the number OF game
-ls ard animals killed annual
b This method, It followed
.. will result in the further
-.Nti0n OF game. That IS. it
l- then easily be seen whether
irs Is danger OF determination
y a..0WIug open seasons.
Arother point brought to the
-cuti0u OF the commission.
.ls this The SpOrtsmen are all
lv0r OF home men being APP
-tei special wardens. rather
Ian having down state men of
szown qualifications sent up
; this section. Less violations
follow II home men are APP
Cutsi from each town-men
ITO viii look to the conserva-
lloi gene regardless of friends
r,oes. The fact is patent that
-ss the game hog is weeded
30 and true sportsmen follow
ass ing the state in conser-
EDu ut SIS Wild life, we will
ID ourselves IN the same predi-
i-sut yhat Vermont and other
l'es DID a few years ago.
H. HNHrrsrs.rsr - -. H. -
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Owns a Dort.

DIR. p. L. Morgan returned
from Woodruff Monday with a
bort automobile, he having pur-
chased it from an agency in that
village.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
Were Up From Amigo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PETERS
of Amigo drove up to Eagle Riv-
er last Wednesday. their first
visit in years TO their former
home. Mr.. PETERS is now in
the postal service in Amigo. At
one time he was employed in the
Eagle drug store in this city.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

Every postmaster in this sec
ton OF the state was in attend
auce at the meeting of postmast.
ers which was in session at Mil
waukee last week. Assistant
Postmaster General Rooms was
the principal speaker at the con-
vention.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

Mines. John Shattuck. G. N.
Nash and Mrs. F. !. Strong re-
turned Monday from Amigo
where they had represented
Eagle River and Villas county at
the inter-couuty meeting of the
w. {. 7. IT,. leaving for that city
last Saturday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21
HOLD POTATO PICNIC
Oneida County Potato Asso-
citation to Hold Picnic on
Moon Lake Near Rhine
lander.

The first picnic of the Oneida
Potato growers will be held
August 81 at Moen's lake and
County Agent West promises
that a most interesting and en-
joyable program will entertain
the spud growers on that day.
Mr.. West has arranged base
ball game in the morning be-
tween the crack Eagle River
team and the Monico club.
Luncheon will be served at noon
and following the little informal
discussion after lunch the regular
program will occur.
Z. l.. Luther, former county
agent of Oneida county and now
with the agricultural college in
Madison will be one of the
prominent speakers of the day.
1t is possible that Mr.. Milward,
secretary OF the state potato
growers association may also be
on the progra am. Several potato
growers of the county will make
short talks New North.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-07-21

{. II. Adams was appointed
clerk of the joint high school dis
trict Saturday, vice E. A.
Everett who resigned.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21
To the Republican Voters.

Asa candidate for the Repub
lican nomination for Prosecuting
Attorney, and realizing that it
will not be possible TO get over
the county in such manner as
will enable me 10 see all the Re
publican voters personally, ]
use this means to call your spe'
cial attention to my candidacy.
! give no SPECIAL reason why
| should be your choice as
against aEy other man. have
40 record Of length 10 present
lAU Il Republican and have beer
pract!cing law in po,osi since
1914. save for the II months
that | was in the Army.
was nominated and elected
Prosecuting Attorney fouryears
ago, and WAS called into the
Army when had served a little
more than half my term, Now,
in peace time, | hope fer an op
portuuity TO serve at least ons
full term.
! therefore respectfully solicit
the support Of all Republican
voters at the primary election
ON Angus, ID.
pARk1 N. BANTA.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

The candidacy OF Hon. Il. u. Niles
OF Norborne, according to shs many
letters Of enforcement received BY
his manager, 10 continuing TO gain
strength throughout the state. The
!ae,,hat Mr. Niles is the iiFst Carroll
County Republican 10 ask the party
for . nomiu Atioa Tor state once in
many years 10 operating in bic favor,
HE clean record In the Legislature,
coupled with his work in iostesin Z
the Pare Seed Law, 10 Strengthening 8
lin in his race. Particular signid.
canes 10 being placed in the eonnsn,
upon the TACT that Ar. Viles has sAs
sndorseness Of every bank IN Carroll
County.
M. Vilss has attempted to cover
as much et the state as possible ba,
As 10 AsAseinG his osn campaign,
lie promises, In asking Tor the nom.
nation, 20 give . clean rscofd fs'
business aad iair dselin4 during his
adm iAistraiion and be iesls that hs is
qualin nsd 20 make the promise on &c.
count Of HE training - . farmer. q
hauk her and ~ ehairnau OF the hcsss
Com mitsss on Appropriations. adv
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

Mr., Clyde Lewis and wife left
Sunday for an extended trip
through Georgia and Florida.
Mr.. Wm. Foster, a well known
ci,ixea Of this place. died on July
l1th OF consumption. He was
81 years Of age. ard leaves many
relatives and friends.
Mrs. II. Lewis and son, Frank
lin, are visiting In ST. Louis
Among those Of our town who
ATTENDED the Methodist Assem-
bly, y, Arcadia Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Ben DeForess. Misses
Violet French, R,hsl Ash ard
Hazel Post, ard Arthur and r
| l.. Smith. Miss Nellie Hum
phrey also attended the Assem-
bly, the past week.
i new store building is beinc
err ted here.
1ne ladies' Of the old Maids
Club OF Caledonia viii give ar
entertainment here on the eve
ming OF July sd. under the au
spices Of the Eastern Saar lodge
Miss Charlotte Martin o.
Washington. d. C., is visiting
her brother. Mr.. Wlll Martin, o.
this place
The Ice cream social given b!
the Ever Ready Girls Of tt'
| tnion Sunday sahool last Frids.
eve wss a quite success 1h'
proceeds will b. used in estae
| fishing II library in the school
| Mr.. J. J. Ma,low has been /,
Ia critical condition the past ,e;
days.
Asiss Lola DeForeAt Is visitlr,
friends in ST. Louis.
| Russcll Inward. the little ao'
| MIR. and Mrs. uenry J. Jordan
died Monday morning after
fsw hours illness Of diphtheria,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

1t spent 500, 900, 600 on tanks
and never got . tank to France
until after the var had ended.
II spent 81. 600. .0o0, 600 on
shells, and bat II, 900 American
made shells reached our forces
In Frsnos-asest 10 misutes'
ssppIy.
l. spent tll7,0oO.00o On gas.
not Z single American made gas
shell was fred by our troops st
the front.
Itspent t47s, ,00o, 600 On guns
OF which only ~ ever reached
our forces o. the nghting lines.
1t spent 81 600. 600, 900 on ais-
planes, aud bat . few hundred
flaming cSflips," - our seldisrs
called the American made ma.
chimes. few ia France during
the war.
And this is oaly > part Of the
astonishing story Of inc f'isieney.
waste and loot O. the Wilsonian
cenduci OF the war.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

With 4 long faced. hypocrstcal
oharixaism our Democratic eI
changes are raising their hands
in holy horror and making .
great to do over the lowden and
Wood campaign fund diselos'
ures l.may not be long now
l\owerer before they Il wish they
n vi pu. . SET, pedal on that note
,ox wheu Democratic NAiiona'
co,,ml,.ssmsn Ed Go.,ra OF
,u..ourl appears before the
sena,.s~ia! Com zisseo that II
dragging vat all the facts about
the use OF IL sncy in politics, and
explains wher,> he got the mon
~ be scattered among nAe as@
ra,ss that After ded the Jophr
convention, ,hsy ave likely to os
in ally position Their hoI'e'
than theu assumption ei '''u'
brings 10 our mind esrss1'
Democratic newspaper man -
whom our brethren OF the pres"
may yet wa. well OF, who cor
ducted n Democratic press bu
reaa at JEFF CITY during the ses
sion o! ucmocratle Legislature
and Illuminated in his weekly
letters on the awfsI csrrnp
t.on OF tho Republican ncm oer'
Of the session, and who soon be
cane one of ,hs leading tRu'c'
in the notorious ,hcusand dollar
bill eorruption scandal wAiei
stlll shanes tho state, and which
also involved prominently aser
tain eminent Democrat whom
his party has net been clean!y
virtuous epoagh TO east out int'
The outer darkness Of its dis
favor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21
What II cannss Surneant.

The party in power will never
be able 10 overstep its record In
ia conduct of the var aal the
consequent burden il laid spon
the people in taxes,
II spent $3.50, 10000 building
pert terminals at Charleston
Norfolk aud other plsses from
which NOT . single ship sailed
dusing che war.
l.spsns Sic. 900, 600 on nitrate
x,sAnts. but did act produce Q
pousd Of siSrats for ssc davial
~ Wss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

Oar Democratic friends Arr
already seeing" Cox's slsst!sr
- president. No longer ags
than . fortnight or 90 they wsrt
almost prone 10 admit the hope
isssness Of the election Of auJ
man 10 that stiiss on the Demo
cratic ticket this year bssa ssa
of the general disgust that hsa
resulted from the inesm potency
and sxtravagance Of the Wilson
administration. What has Gov
ernor Cox s ncmination done u
divert that feeling II has moi
suddenly lifted the Democratic
party TO 4 higher state OF sfii
cheney certainly. nor to any dis,
position discernable that 1t will
cease throwing the peoples s
moaey to the birds. The party
il isst as strongly in favor Of
President Wilson's unhappy de
Sign to abandon the principles
upon which this nation WAS
founded and upon which 1t
wrought its greatness as it was
before it decided upon this gen
tleman as its new standard
bearer. 1t il tho standard Of
the Democracy, the measure OF
its service, that is the eye sore
IRON which the people have
turned. Mr.. Coxs nomination.
has not brought back the squan
o'ered billions Of the past few
years and eased the tax burden
undo which the county groAns
10 that extent We stagger on
with il, Let the people keep
their eyes spon TO the trsih and
il will be a long. long day before
our Dencc. .'at,c friends wal
really see" Il. election Of Gov
ernor Cox or auy other Demo
crat as president sgaIE'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

Township re,s.r,.s@Atsea -. g.-.ssI,-
Ic4a Parry;
JOE f.I e
F'otoss. No
i'nr Ca't-fatrtf%@aam fnr E-zfs~n
Tvwn>a-gs rs,Isrss S..sArsss- 5lsss H-5pus,-
ljessn l'aEsY
L. +. ETENS
SAssaey, No.
Fg- t'ssn,4.l ,',-v--aa1 fvr Harrsas,y
rown>a..l' rvEa.s..nt.rts the i.4s.as,-
laesaa Parry:
JAMES EYllFiE.Iu
ifa5-ser, Me.
Fer coagg'l;,rsasaH t'r I;s-i.es,s i
Towa>lasp rts.ee.s-sas&a& sl4s. lsestts,-
ftca~ I'av+y.
fgt.u EIls.' -At.NEGfNsE
Fse'i>,ya,ks, No
ler Cvfaz&tsyevtAza fe2r s'sS'+i.sssa
T'wasia.gs rs7.ys,s4ess,gHs tsse s.sfsssss,
la,s.n Eassy
] u WILLIAMS
,AseSssnla. H..
lag s'@an-gs l;s~aaAA s,as sssn&vssd
t'sU' ,,.g. 'sst~>~ssstA: ga-s issFaaa'
.3gsaa s'1zst
WILLIAM utGHS
lFyasasie, No
t'w Gosvrns'r r~prvseitsaS Tie s>rO-
= ssissss s'Ar'y:
HERMAN Z. FAgts
'1in,pa, Me
F'vv Senatar tn Esnsrs~a fsy~ MAss.sari
rsf,Ts9.+assas the Ssx-saiisg Party:
ElIAS y hs4l@;Es
Nj M&ss5l;l ststs. Na.
t,s~ t;oyereagsr reggssetsixs glse S.,x.ai,
.ss rxrtyt
MARVIN VI. AIpgtsH
tta, isalaszsr Blvd. 81 I-s,sAis. No
s'Or iieGfetlsint s3oserGar representing;
/ Ils S..'ialiss Party
Louis s8'ffNEipE.g
/ L, =. u Ma. l. Citation. No,
. t'ur Secretary os Stase r@t,svse ntius
| sas Socialist Parry,
nAYlp $. t4NplS
4 r. u NJ, Z Nsssshs,, Mo,
/ fes Ssste AusssS"r regss.eatias the
| Socialist faYss:
/ ROY +. SNAIaEy
| 81 ST Jansas ST.. Springfield, Mo.
Fur STATE Trs&saeer rprs-senElng tbs.
>.s-taHst Party;
JOHN ". SrEwAET
stiS 81. Jaasss 81, Aapls@sssd. Nc
t'@ Representative Ia ceasr~ss foz
| Tsirteenth Congressional District
| r~t,fea-ngtHS the SosialisE Party:
| kohERr SHORT
Ghi!ron. Nh.
fos ssotcrass representing the SsctaN
tss tshos Party
D. r MiDDi.EtUF-F
3isJ i.ueas Ave-. 81. Louis, Mo.
Fer ts-ussasni Governor represesssng
| ths Socialist I.abcr Party.
TftkSllsDi;E BAEFF
aixa sAaw Ave. 81 Ls9iH 10.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

Senator Reed says he 10 still d
Democrat and will support The
Dsmoc ratic ticket. AZ the SAM
time he stands On the foremost
plank in the Republican plat
form, Insisting on its iadcrse-
msnt by the people for the
preservation of their national
life. He can't make those in.
cousis tencies stand together.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

Why did no. some democratic
mem Der Of Congress introduce
bill 70 repeal those war taxes
our Democratic friends have a!
Mt once found 10 be so ooloAious.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

The Asv FAKnas-LAeor psrty's
platfsrm Changes ~ Wh.0s ~
ninissrsaioa vtAA creating go
aaisy uillisaaiss ~ ssery thFse
men vs haA kil1s1 asrtsg ~
var. Ths Aessas - pssA&slE
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-21

S0flcr IL hs-rehy given that u Fri.
niur, Eletti.tf viii b~ held q, lt.r rrgti.
lar polling places IN each f,rerinct of
the Count. "f Washington. Stnsr Of
Missouri. aud tina, polls will .e
o,ari belws.n the hours of seven
O'Clock IN the morning and snndoan
In the evening Oh the first Tuesday Ia
August, 1880, being the third day Of
August, li.-a,, for III. purpose os noinI-
mating candidates for state, district.
county aud towBship otfic,es. 10 be yoi-
ed ou II, the general election 10 te held
nii the md day 81 November 1890.
That the hereinafter mentioned list
contains The nainc aud postnffice ad-
dress of each caudidate for nonina-
ton. together will d. signaiion Of
the ofsiee for which he il candidate
aud th. party Or principle that be rep
resa AS. the hours during which Ei.s
polls viii lee Ci,en, Viz:
For senator ia Cobgr. for Missouri
representili. the democratic Party
EEEt 'kIhRlIr.E LONG
5li5 Lindell Ave. ST Louis, No.
JOHN {. HlGDDN
1910 olive ST, -. Louis. No.
GEORGE II. SrETTrN