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Newspaper Page TextV' flAIIV rtl'lTi. tnmvit, AM0W, OliBOOIf, BQ6t 'r agtUOIAdM. '.MKISSHMIHAI il ( rl l.tKNAlOKIM CONTEST , Now Yofk, Nov, 4. Mttiiy,,toilte3t still remaining in doubt,, mark the results of ttyo gubernatorial races over the country and somoidl them may not bo Bottled for sovoral dnys. Tho victory of Governor Hughes by 50,000 over .Lieutenant Gov ernor Low! 4 Stayvcsant Chattier la, one of the big surprises of the election.' ' Ho developed run-expected strength up-stnto, overcoming tho plurality given Chanlor" Jn tho city. 1 '. Johnson, tho Republican', jp.obably has ben clected'In'North Da kota over Burke, tho Domocrat. Governor Warner, of Michigan, probably hns been defeated by L. T. Hemans, tho Domocrat, thoough tho state Is fiafoly Republican Chances favor tho olectlon oftijo Democrats In the' hot, contests In Indiana,' Nebraska and Minnesota. Governor John A. Johnson hm been re-elected In Minnesota but by a reduced plurality. Mashnll, Domocrat, has carried Indiana undor Temarknble circumstances, as tho state went for Taft and jilt 6th6r Democrats on tho Btato ticket wero beuton. Shnllenbergor probably Is winner In Nobrnjku though It Is still In doubt. Govornor Davidson, Republican has carried Wisconsin, according ' to tii6 returns today, ' Othor governors' olocted are.' Aneol, Democrat, South Carolina; VcBBey, Republican, Bouth Dakota;, Patterson, Domocrat, Tonno.s soo; Campbell, Democrat, Toxns;- Spry, Republican, Utah; Cos grove Ropubllcnn, Washington; Glasscock, Republican, West Vir ginia. In Missouri the race botwoon Hndloy, Republican and Cowherd, Democrat, Is doubtful and the rosult cannot bo predicted positively. Tho samo condition oxhtB In Ohio where Harmon, Democrat, and Harris, Republican, both claim election. CONDITION OF NEXT CONGRESS Mormon Carry Everything, wo would enrry the state. Counties ' Bait Lake, Utah, Nov. 4. Returns that should havo glvon us majorities today show Utah ovorwhclmlngly went the other wny. It, was ovldent Ropubllcan. The Republican ticket ly a Ropubllcnn landslide." carries Utah county with pluralities Sari Francisco Nov. 4. Returns ranging from '8000 to 8000. Tho from all portions of tho state UiIb morriions' combined against tho nntl- afternoon Indlcnto that Hnn'y A. Mormon or "American" party and I Malvln, Republican,, has boon oleotud snowed thorn unUor. Not anoflldlal justice of tho supremo cqurt oyqr was elected blf" tho . antl-Mormou Frank J. MurnBky, Domocrat, 'by' 11 ticket. hutjorlty of 27,000. Pacific &; , u . fc ' Grovdfi Crtl., Nov. 4. Eleven prcclnctitfbut of 28 lit Mon toroy county gavo Taft f370, '-Bryan 780. Neodham, Republican, for congress, 1230, Follr. 000. Hcfcwt 'Anti-Graft Judge. San. Francisco, Nov. 4. Two hun dred and Bovonty-flvo precincts out of ,300 in San Francisco, glvo Judge Frank II. Dunne, Domocratlo and Good Govornmont loaguo nomlnoo for uporlor Judge a substantial plural ity. Returns from those precincts in dicate that Judgo Carroll Cook, Re publican, has been defeated by a big vote. (Jook was opposed by Attorney 'Francis J. Henoy and othor loador.s of tho graft prosecution. ;Molvln run behind his ticket bo causo of tho big majority given to Judgo 'Murnaky in San Francisco. ColumbUB, O,, Nov. 4. Noon re turns indtcato a plurality or 80,000 for Taft. Harmon (Dom.) will prob ably bo, elected i'govornor but the rest of tho stnto ticket wll bo Republl can. Missouri Republican. KanaaB City, Mo.,' Nov. 4. Cow herd, Democrat, this afternoon con ceded tho olectlon of Hadloy, Repub lican, his opponont for govornor of Missouri. Now. York, Nov. 4. rTnft's largost voto was in Now York, whoro from lato reports it was estlmntod ho hud rocolvod a plurality of 2.10,398, ex ceeding (tho Inndslldo plurnlity of Roosoyolt four' years ago. Taft's big eastern voto was n surprls'o to his manngors who declare their delight at tho result. Washington, D. C, Nov. 4. Pros! dohl Roosevelt today declared that, tho' olectlon of Taft was.Ji "triumph" ovor unwiso nnd ImpropoV radicalism, as Taft's nomination wns a triumph over reactionary conservatism," - (United Press Lcniied Wire.) Chicago, Nov. 4. According to figures given out at the headquarters of the Republican congressional committeo, the next ho.use will bo made up of 218 Republicans and 173 Democrat1!, The poll by states, Indi cated by reWtrns received at noon follews: Alabama, 0, Democrats; Arkansas, 7 Democrats; California, 8'Republ cans; Colorado, ono Republican, two Democrats; Connecticut, 5 Republi cans; Dclnware, 1 Republican; Flor ida, 3 Domocrats; Georgia, 11 Demo crats; Idaho, 1 Republican; Illinois, Id Republicans, C Democrats; Indi ana, 4 Republicans, 9 Democrats; Iowa, 9 Republicans, 2 Democrats Kansns, 8 Republicans; Kentucky, ?. Republicans, 9 Democrats; Louisiana 7 Democrats; Maine, 4 Republicans; Maryland, 3 Republicans, 3 Domo crats; Massachusetts, 11 Republi cans, 3 Democrats; Michigan, 12 Ro iwtbllcnna; Mlnensota', 8 Republicans. 1 Dcmocrnt; Mississippi, 8 Demo crats; Mltrourl, 2 Republicans, 14 Donioci'Ms; Montnna, 1 Republican; Nebraska. 4 Republicans, 2 Demo crats; Novndo 1 Democrat; New Hampshire, 2 Republicans; Now Jer sey, 7 Republicans, 2 Democrats; New York, 26 Republicans, 11 Demo crats; North Carolina, 10 Domocrats; N'orth Dakota, 2 'Republican?; 'Ohio. 10 Republicans, 0 Democrat's; Okla homa, 1 Republican, 4 Democrats; Oregon, 2 Ropubllcnn; Ponsylvnnla. 27 Republicans, 5 Democrats; Rho'do Island, 1 Republican, ,1 Democrat; South Carollnn, 7 Democrats; South Dakota, 2 Republicans; Tennosseo, 2 Republicans, 8 Democrats; Texas, 16 Domocrats; Utah, 1 Republican; Ver month, 2 Republicans; Vlrginin. 1 Ropubllcnn, 9 Democrats; Washln-?-iton, 3 Republicans; West Virginia, 6 RopubUcaiiB; Wisconsin, 10 Republi cans, l poniocrnt; Wyoming, 1 lt. publican. ' o IOWA RETURNS TO Rheumatism Is ono of tho constitutional diseases. It. manifests Itself In local nehes and. palns. lrtflnmed Joints nnd stiff hmscies.-rbut it cannot bo cured by local applications. It requires constitutional treatment, and the best Is a course of the great blood puri fying and tonic rricdlclno Hood's Sarsapariila which neutralizes tho acidity of tho blood and builds up the wbolo system. In usual- liquid form or in chocolated tablctsknown as Sarsatnbs. 100 dope $1. JAPS ARE PLEASE!) WITH ELECTION RESULTr Tokiq, NoV, 4 All Japan Is de lighted today at the outcome of tho presidential election In tho United States, and tho local papers in vari ous cities Issued extras announcing tho victory of Judgo Taft. Tho Jap anese are particularly pleased at the endorsement of tho administration of President Roosevelt, whom they look upon as their good friend. PreUdent-olect Taft is well re membored nnd much admired in Ja pan, many rererences to uis visii 10 this country Inst year bqlng pub lished today. Tho fact that the Democratic par ty on the Pacific coast made an Is sue of Japanese exclusion also makcB tho source n result bf gratification, as tno people consider n a roouico by their American friends, who, the visit of the fleet bus led them to be llovo are In the majority. mm .annrmmuM PROTECT "ovk 0ct. They ro too valuabl to bft e. .. l hnlltr. vnn-.M t ,l,.,i :. '" OLYH'l t. 11 li V' Jl ""u 'Wlllitt! tun i nciy it, ii yum uooKCijse is siyic soiiu coiijirucuon. Belter r ital ' tho trt. . of r,r-"'W larcftonZ'rVctf .ni , ;, rs in Fargo, N. D N,ov. 4. Taft's plu rality in North Dakdta according to late returns today will reach 30,000. The pluralltlea on tho Renubllcitit state itieket with the oxeOptJon tj( juwmkjb v'un'UBiifHj, tor governor, Ap fro ?0iOQO. 1 Ma.r(gll 14 U thelftepublcan J'rimary for ifttifiation tojthe sons rhlp and W itlon is concerted. !, Lincoln,, ffW.ov. 4. Brya)a elept BOtindta.lMtilKkti and aroM thin mornln, S p'clook. aparently refreshed apaiJa'BSod jplfttB. After reading tk.:iiiHn!ng papere.ke najd .KxWQM wa,ti WrwcMiiletj return Triip JWdHnaa, Ohio, West Vifklula RjIliaVjjCR ltforj!MM MeHtlaK'on the outcojM jof )kiltO' t'loH, cc'l . T. . . .. TwUhIo a'ajfti PjHiwIty. " Toledo, 0., Nov, i, O.filqlal re- turnn today show Brynn gaining in Lucas county. '''jTaft, howe'Ver, wjll probably rcculvo a plurality of 3,000. 1 ioo.m)0. , 4 Minnesota ,'St. Paul, -Minn.. Nov; .4-Tnft'H plurality, an approximated front .to day's returns, w)l reach 100,000 In Mjnnosotn. This is 71,000 less thnn, ito?s9Y0lt lUvd four yours, g0, Jnhnaon (Demi will bo oloctod KnVovhor by from 8000 to 12,000 plurality. For congrosa Hammond (Dent) defeated McCloary (Rep) by aVout 1500. Tho remaining, eight congressmen aro Itopublk'anB. San California, Francisco, Nov, -Returns froM all over th it a to ludlcato that i Indlntut Democratic Indlanapollo, Ind., Nov. 4. Con gressman Overstreet today admitted hlB dofoate by Charles At Kol-nly (JaV), aid CoBgressHian Landls ad mitted Jj!B,defeat byMorrlgpn (Dem.) by J,M ve. This -will gve, tho Dentocrats pjae congfeBmea and 13 8ta,e senatora. The ehjuWIcan cd.at mlUemen are admitting tjiat the leg laWe will bo pifjiQcratlo aad. that a Tmoorat .will aucceed Hemeaway (Rep.) In the United, States senate. I?es,!Molnefl, la., Nov, i Late re turnBJjdicate that AW, T. Jatnlen will probably defeat Congreeeman. W P. Hepbjir (RepjRepubUcans aro claiming to have evened matters by tho olectlon or Kondall (Rep.) over Hamilton (Dem.). 1 HHPUiiLicAN itur-r; Dos Mtilnes, la., NbvT 4. Tho Re publicans of tho stnto aro "getting together" today In n general move ment for hnrmony, following tjo .totnlnntloii of Governor A. R. Cum mins ror United., States Bonator nt tho, primary yesterday, and thd ok'c tlon of Taft nnd Govornor Carroll, giving, tho party Its former powor J)i tho stnto. f It is thought that the olectlon of Cummins will put nn end to tho bit tor fond that has neon conducted so long betweon tho stand-patters nnd iiio progressives In tlto party. It 1b bellovod thb ol dtroublo that Uont tho legislature deadlocked for wcokB this fall will not roap'peaV, " Rotttrns ' today Indlcato that estimated Republican plurality 40,000 prdbablyvas too low. WASIIINGtOX HRPUIItilCANS KSTIMATKI) TOO IX)W Seattle,' S'ov, 4. Washington stato has Joined In tho InndMlde for Taft. The heavy vote'" and the slow count makes it Impossible to determine ac curately the extent of tho Rpublt- enn victory, but It Is certnln Washington gives Taft n plurality -of mi Ka'" mwimmmm miniltoc,- LLLLB i fnil 0 (1 ill II rfCMHlLBi i VXX '!,;ndoVZ or start n new ono that will nlw.ft';:''Jih&tt&. l. -..- k.. H..ii I. i.. ... ------I- u,i Jinmh.ui uouks wimuui ucing cuncr trio lareft orinA -aw inoi grows wnu your ' t ntr -" m. ' '" l i flU J, "Elastic- 'Bcoli-Caae' is mo uiikiiiui uno oniy up-to-c I.-'o iTl;nni l . and U rnado by the largtslnw", oCi 5 n$ bcT'' Is the wdd U's furnthad if, M R , ?&&, "en v. tn .'., ;r;';rwiio,,rf.v Poot roller .'bo, . or iii send IthSS-d catalogue on Sg See Window nfcni L" w" ""Vll WtmWh mxi r MAKKS FAST UIDK TO :.SOAl'K LYNCHING Yrokn. Cnl.. Nov. 4. After nti v. tna citing nlght rldo to escape n 9royd of I'ortugcso laborers, bont on lynch at lenst'4r,,000 exceeding by 15,000 ,ng hm Donny lJfaoh convlotod of the pre.imlnary estlma'e of Stato tno mUrdor of j08 h s,lv ft pop. Chairman nonruller. Tho entire Re-' tuge80 .fft t0(, michod tho publican stnto ticket Is -elected by mnjorlt'e; that run well uu with tho nrfslder.Mal tlcke-t; Mint the legisla ture Is ov-rwhelmlngly Republican although on Dcmocrnt gets in from Stevens co-mty, possibly a Democratic senator from ,M30n, Kitsap nnd Ial- Jull hero, from, which ho escaped last Monday. Hnzpl wandered through tho country ,untll forced by hunger to nsk food nt tho homo of J. L. Crenshaw last night. Crenshaw gavp him BnmnHltnrf trk nnt nntl ftinn nnllfl.wl nnfl Tlnirn' nrt ilnnlit Hinf Wnalnv . . T- ' .. . . ..... . . .. .. . tho shorl, ffat Yrokn. Tho news of union high fechbol forij nnu Monmouth. Th? prml ciuul'b n general awaktalng jj cuy up mo river. o Now Mexico ItepaMIrt Santa Fo, N. M., Nor. t.-il ritorlnl Democratic coma horo today conceded th rum of Congressional Delegate , Tho legislature will pfokblyfci publican. L. Jones will bo elected to tho Unl ted Stn'ns senatd next .Tnnunry to Ktcc-jed Senator Ankny. The ptntn ticket falls but little bo low ith Taft voto. Counts tickets are goueraly Republican, Hero and there a fnv Democrnt'c ofllcla's havo got In spnte of the pattern Wnshlng ton eduntioilbut tlio'y nre exceptions. It is estimated that at least 18G.000 votes' we're' cast 'Jn tho stato. Tho Democrats made their chief" showing on Bryan. Th6 Socialists cast ap- Hazel'B capturo reached tho Portu gese laborers, and a lynching party wan formed. Hazel bogged Crenshaw to taka him to tho Jail, and Cronahaw, heav ily armed, sot out. Ho was mot by deputy Bhqrlffs, and, nftor a fast rldo, Hazel waB safely landed In Jnll. How to Tren't a Sprain. Spraliisswollihgii 'and lameness nre promptly relieved by Chamber lain's Liniment. This liniment re duces inflammation and soreness so thy of i !',. Taft will hay a plurality of 75,009 la California. Reports front the ffiountala oottytles, coming la slowly, out down the' Immense lead of the Republican candidate, but It Beens ertHln that he wit) have at least "We .will hav a nrwraMtyBtm, Q aMly,'' -akl Gfaara) George Stoae; state XetpuMtoaa manager. 'ThU )eetl shw MMt CaUfralk gawoUry MutVit the Deaw oratle tate atfal aialtoal te4aV: a v 141, l 1,-mA ..Lo 1 4 J WA MA11YIjANI goks ovUu .TO JWPYAN COLUMN. Now YorkNoY. 4, Tho Republi can ptatp central committeo today cpneoded Maryland to Rryan. The stato has 8 electoral votei. Late re ports show, that hundreds of votei w?rq thrown but on account ofscom. plications in the balloting Bystom., Until thl evening Chairman Hitch cock and other' HfJubllcan leader Were confldonl the stnto hnd been swung, for Taft, KKVUHfilGANtt LOSKHN' CAYlIXiUNlA LKGIHIiATUHK Sua Vranclsco, Nov. 4, Re.turna from all tho legislative districts In tho stnto Indicate that tho .Republi cans will have reduced majorities in both the uMwmibly and the sonata nt ,th nogjt scsalqn, of the legislature. Tho DomocrawjtaVeelectod 13 nteni bera out of 80 In tho assembly, w(h vevoral more districts, doubtful. 'Hia Domocrats kaye also elected three senators, which wHI give thQnt ton members out of 40 In the somite. ISelf Pr5ervation, ia tka trat taw natnrt ," and tk' first let( lf-frvatlH k keaHh. " Prtot yr kaaltk igtjmt iM '?eainew ttk, tod keep well TW x A Alt' .J-iiw. BHliiiHBBVBuilWiiH IMitkiaitV .1W SVV :mm THIC UNITR DSTA'TIJA "" ' ' ' 8K.VATORIAL HKS unicago, Hi, Nov. 4. -Tho Romib- llcan national congressional cp'mmlU iw uuvuirun mio toaay tnat, aa. a ro ault of "tho legislative olocUon, tho ronowing Btntes would bo loft with ono Republican und oho Democratic Bonator In tho United States sonatn; Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Nevada and Oregon, , Tho following will havo two Dom ocrntle senatofs in tho upper houfee: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida. Louisi ana. Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carollnn, Tonncssoe, Texas and West Virginia proximately 12,000 votb as nearly as. can ho dotermlhed with returns, that a sprain may bo cured in about which show only nbout 40 por. cent',on-t1h,irJl -thQ. tlrro. roqulrcd by the IUDUUI II VUIIUUIIL. .U H1IU UU CUUIB A Ilrokca Bfk. That pain in your betk m( inmuago, stilT muKlee or i its nn easy thine to kImM t 1 laru's snow Liniment car fy tism, wmbaco, soreiMitlfi Btrnlns, sprnlna, cuti, tii )nw scnius ana an ncnetaMnm. need a bottlo In yovr bent dj an aeaiers. vt . . j . rHl Almost two to ,(,, Los Angolos, Cal., S. ir pleto runoIQclal returw Imlen J gelcs city and coustr fWe TiA'l 179; Bryan,' 14,511. Far) sovonth district, J. MoLkWh I publican) 23,651; J. R.R,(1 ocrat) 16,886. 1I01!A1ILK NEW :('.. TAI-T CAIHXI3T Washington, D; C, Nov, 4 It Is .presumed that tho first official an- houncoVnont by Taft will be tho ap pointment of a now cabinet Follow ing are aome of tho. suggested pres ent aspirants: SeoVo'tary of stato,' Meyer. Secretary of tho treasurer, Loeb. .' Secretary of tho navy, Newberry. Postmaster-Genoral, Hitchcock. , Secretary of agriculture., Plnchot, A.ttorndyVgeneral, Frank B. Kol-logg. ACCUfiRI) OF BUYING FOtt HUNDRF.D VOtKS (Dlt4 lrM Lnh4 Wire) Albuquerque, N. M.,Nov, 4. A; cused of buying four awadfred votes. J. Porter Jones, secretary of the ter ritorial .Republican committee Is un der arrtol toiif. ,L Jenee, who was directing the enm- gn Mi.w, h AMrews annate for raeJeXloa.as rllprlal delagatii Kwnmfs. -wh a.reetHlMieljt attor tbel.U cle., Jl ww,glYe a kWiand hM, tiadar ,110,tl of tho vote8'caBt, 'Tho Prohibition ists mnde their usual showing nnd cast probably' abqut 3500 votes. :. , o U. -' Sick Headache. ' M Thh d'strcsalne disease results ,'frpnj; a disordered condition of the -stomach, and can be cured by taking ?Tib'nliAv1nlnto Qfsinin1v nvtA w T (vat Tablets. Get a free samnlo at ' Dr: j&tqne'a drug stor and try It. sizes for storo. sale at ' H Dr. Stone's drug JJOOStfER; MEETING FOR. -1 UNIpN HIGHSCHOOL . Secretary Starr and Col. 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