Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-09-07 | Page 7 | One-Third of the Senate

ONE THIRD OF THE SENATE of the United States sen senate senate senate ate must be elected every two years Just now the terms of the following thirty will expire In March arch of 1911 and their successors BUcce ors must be elected in the fall taU of idle 1819 Aldrich h of Rhode Island of or Indiana Bulkley of Connecticut Burk Burkett Burkett Burkett ett of Nebraska Burrows Burros of Michigan Carter of Montana I Clapp of ot Minnesota Clark of Wyoming Culberson of Texas Texa Daniel of Virginia Depew of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Dick of Ohio DuPont of Dela Delaware Delaware Delaware ware Flint of or California Frazier of Tennessee Tenn Hale of ot Maine Kean Kenn of New Jersey LaFollette of ot Wisconsin Lodge of Massachusetts McCumber of or North Dakota Money Aloney of Mississippi Nixon of Nevada Oliver of Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania vania vanie Page of Vermont Piles Plies of Wash Washington WashIngton ington Iton Rayner of Mt M Maryland ryland Scott of West Virginia Sutherland of Utah of Florida and Warner of Missouri Of these aro ato Republic Republicans ans six are Democrats Mr Aldrich can caa be reelected if he wants it Mr Beveridge is in some peril Mr Bulk Bulkley Bulkley Bulkley ley is in his first term but Connecticut seems to like him and it has been the rule in New England to keep a good goodman goodman goodman man in the senate nate through successive years y rs They find his state secures ad advantages advantages vantages by that plan which would be hopeless s with a succession Bion of men