of-W. 1.. Douglas Shoes.-
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u l. at the factory.
“The Store That Save: You Kelley”
i-ardx, and Pumps, for Men, Women and Children.
“ f $105 give you the highest quality in footwear
3mm prices —-— Every pair carries the price
eeler’s Shoe Store
WE CARRY “GORDON,” "VAN. RAALTE," 'REODE”
‘M—YDU-LlKE-IT" AND “WELDREST” HOSIERY.
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' .all states. , Thirty
L. States electing
. 1‘ Comrade. Conne
. i ant-Iv
fie: Want Good Shoes at Fair Prices Think;
3 ’South
“country is largely between the
I idominantr' partieS. .
. :Defimcmuc.’ The election'ie ~marked
: {or Bull Moose. party.
3' .Democrntlc orgaizatlons or.
‘ Republican majority
, House now has 296 Republicans. 130
Democrats dud one Socialist. withennt woman Senator. Mrs. w. H. Fei-
eight seats vacant. Ar- turnover » olfton of Georgia. appointed to succeed
more than 80 seats is required for log I the hue Senator Watson, :5 not a canv
' lenders have said that only a miracle
~ ’Democrnt. is opposed by Representa-
”live Fess. Republican. former Com!
if greasional committee chairman:
(Continued "from FIN Pale)-
, ' 9—.— ~
ll be chosen Tuesday fro“!
”—seven Senmrfi in
win he elected. The
" Governors are‘Alaba-
rkansas, California.
menibers‘vwi
sma. Arizona. A
sachn’setts, Michi-
Minnesota. , Nebraska, . Nevida.
. , . w
New Hampshire, Lew Jersey, .L e
VYorkv, New ‘Mexlco, North ._ Dakot'a.
Ohio, Oklahoma. Oregon- Pennsyl-
vania... Rhode Island. South Carolina.
Dakota. Tennessee, Texas, Ver—
Wiaconsin and Wyoming. ‘
ballots throughout the
two
Republican and
Iowa. Kansas, MES
mont.
The battle of.
' ual- suing of. the Progressive,
by Vi" pa ‘ Socinllh‘t, Prohi-
bltionist. Farmer-Labor. Single Tax
' Iand other lax-sanitation; however”. con-
itinu‘e on the ballots here and there.
with some independent and other mis—
cellaneous designations. Also?- marlzk-
0 en
attectin'é ~the "Congressional
’are the'liquor; Kn Kin: Klan» mull Washington.
' ’oth’ér questions;
for the Sixty-eight
will not assemble until December.
1923. unless a special session next
hummer should be .called. or the 37
Senatorial seats at issue. 32 are for
regular term: or sixty-ears beginning
> in ,the next congress and five to fill
vacancies by death and resignation.
Tinnddmon to one 435 members of the
next House to be chosen. there are
session. two from Nebraska and one
from Illinois.
Capture of control of ‘the
House is the avowed objective of the
railing
this, material reduction of the present
of 1‘65. The
:of the next House by the Republicans.
Lone Republican-Progressive and 36
Democrats. with 17 Republicans and
15 Democratic seats in the next Con-
gre. at issue Tuesday. Democratic
/ could change the political complexion
or the next Senate at this election.
Republican leaders expect lo in-
crease their Bonnie majority by a few
members. end they also say they ex-
pect defeat of a number or sitting
House members. swept in two years
ago in the Harding victory. Demo-
cratic managers. on the other hand.
. are predicting some Senate as well as
Houa‘n accessions. Principal spots
where Republicans hope to oust Dem-
ocratlc Senators and elect Republi-
cans are: Ohio. President Harding‘s
State. where Senator Pomerene.
cticut, Georgia. Idaho... New
three t° nil-vacancies i“ the “mmetcpnblicam Vermont; Myers. Dena»
lei-at. Mississippi. are retiring and did
ne‘t' not stand for renominaiion.
The Senate now has 59 Repuhllans. , woman House member,
mitten)!” .
en. Republic-tent:
~ men; WWW.
five Mondell, Repnbw ,.
‘ the Kennels: runningéasain
Kendrick; Democrat; Utahv
King. :Demo‘c
reelection! aealnst .mberger'
Mexico. where
Democrat. ‘ is opposed by,
ea.
and
I Jones.
' ' * . arguely in;
he of Sonatorlal.gins i ., .
‘oexrea on: New. york. where gegy
mot Chillerr Ropubilcnn. is oppose -
. 30 al C. —Crmoland. . .
sléialth Yeomrninsiener; New * Jet-self:
'where Senator. Freiinghnysen. Reva;
loan. is: impaled: by :
:vards. Democrat; North Dakota.
where tamer-'Gnv.. Lynn J. Framer.
Repfablioa’n wail N
ue,beicgtinga-~is against J. F.
not. ‘ ti. ' .
T. O'Con-
ins ,Wllliam
where former
Cahell" Bruce;
emor .. Samuel: M.
Republican;
Senators Mammy; Republican, N.
1),; new: Republican, Indiana.
Culbemon. Democrat. Texas. were tie--
tented {Or-rmnmmatmnrm recent oft—1*
maries. while lhrce more whose terms
expire March 3 next; Senator-sme-
oral. Montana. and Williams. Demo-
'l'here are two‘momon candidates
for‘ the Senate fromlmnneaota and:
“'isconsin nnd‘n score for the House-
with many other: ‘tor municipal and
other local omces. The present and.
didnte for election, while the. lone
Miss Alice
Robertson of Oklahoma. is fighting for
reelection in a. normally Democratic
pletrict.
For the, 436 House seats there one
1.016 candidates. including 370 pres-
eni members—249 Republicans. 120
Democrats and onefiocinlist. Fifty:
sex-en sitting members. '46Repnbhcnns
and 11 ‘Democmts._ did not seek re-
election. Prominent among those are
"Uncle Joe" Cannon and Reps-enema.
live Fordney of Michigan. chairman
\ot the Ways and Means" committee.
sure of winning Tuesday. being with.
out opposition and some holding nom-
inations of both Republican and Den»
ocrniic parties. Of these 43 are Dem-
ocrats and 14 Republicans. .
Breaks in several solid Slate dole.
Mis-
souri. where Senator need. Demos
crat. is opposed by R. R. Brewsterf
SPECIALS
FOR
‘SATURDAY
Rhode Island. where Senator Gorn’..8°Ud Republican rinks now taming
gallons to Congress are predicted.
”While the. solid Dcmorcratic conting—
ent; from Southern sateen” expect-
ed to show no change; Democratic
leaders are predicting breaks in lime
Wm
National- committee-3
«when Represenw:
l
‘ 4 eeidnsv .
m is 5 Brothers? Islands. in Lake
their breeding pince, will be“
by a. party of ‘scientists who plan
.iaiit the legends next summer.’
lessor Harry F. Perkins or the Uni—'bira
versity of Vermont; probably vilifihewd lured by a member 0
' - , " 1m '- quarters is; notified; and in thismnd Mr. Hennngs.
New Y9“: :- .
learning the bonnet the mmekmfiu
ing and. iii-.mwexort unclear-capsular:
:(‘ilsputed points. the mm W}
“,0 attach small hands to the 1egsi of res-nits;
on-i?artisan Lear :,
mom and. Where ,
Wee. Republican, is nght- ;,
$3315“ Indiana.» ;
Semi)? Albert J; gey— ‘
. d e i?“ pitted against former. 0v»
chi g Balaton: 0011M ;
ing the 1°C“ can-malaria. and lent, where Senator Mcmm 33983311“
comesw'lcmi. in amino: Thomas a.
' where Seminar Pannier-z,
ter. Reoubhcmvis‘agaim C. C. Di". .
Congressional candidates madly are . former Roommate, and Michigan; £
Cong-em; “meniwhere Senator-ire '
is opposed by Met-Governor man: .
There nre‘lfl'vSenm‘ .whom can» -.
didal’ec for continued service- 'l‘hree.~.
Speiiaeyoz ’
amt ‘
poo
Fortyvseven House candifintes are .,
This-re. tory habits o:
{the investigators.
Nov.
mills w
theFonr the Ward» Banding Associa-I
when make, a. ‘Tecordf
bird Mudedyand send a copy ; nessey of New y
no“ the Wafers of the as— 305 “’oonsockm; .
~goWasl-lington. Whenever a Johnston. and H.
We. band upon ills-leg is cap-fringing}, on a]... (x.
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yeah-rafter year .haper mode > _
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Full andvauthentio informafifillcon..% manner. mint-motion relative to
ovemenos‘ of birds isrrobtained.
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mwmiotbemiflia limina'ry trial er (4.." L
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date for trial.
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