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to show the new things. .. .
Distinctive Suits
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$1950 $2450 $2950
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RACE IS BETWEEN'
SHERMANAHD DEM
Sullivan Reeds Every Chicago Vote
He Claim to Beat Re-
V publican.
LATTER WnTOTHQ IN STATE
Robbies Defeated, U Aepareat oa
Far nf Rrltrna t'umlii
Barly la the KTCaln.
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.' . nesa witU which they adapt themselves
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liOVP JYHD SIXTEENTH STREETS
CHICAGO, Nov. l-Sullivan will need I
very vote of Mi maximum claim of j
108,000 plurality In Cook county to; Win i
the United State acnatomhlp In tho un-1
Ilky event that Sherman' e plurality fnt
tho republican stronghold In ,thonorthern
tier of Illinois counties la maintained.
Tho first fifty-four preoiricU outside of
Cook county heard from gtv Rherroan,
the republican candidate,' 1,4 plurality.
At thla rate ho would coroe .into oCak
county with 100.000 plurality, but demo
eratlo - manager jxMnted - out that tha
more aoutherly counties, in whkh the
democrata rely, -were- yet to be heard.
from t 7:30 o'clock. The aame return
plaoe In 918: Bird faro.). I7.; Card
nr (up.), S6,IM; VaJh (dent). r,6t
Return for iiwfnwr from out of
I 1.125 rlectlone districts lv! McCaJl (reo.1.
1H.TK; Walker Orog ), S.OT; Walsh (dem ).
! 1R.SE1 . Same placne in 1912 rave: Bird
pro.!, u.MO; Oardnpr (rep.) , 13.SW;
Walah (dm.), 13.C7. r -
MANCHESTER. N. !!.. Nov. l-ven
election districts give for governor:
ftpauldlng (rep.). Noon (derrt), 774;
Allison (prog), 17. For United State lev
ator: tlalHnur (rep.), 6T7; 8tevena (dem.),
50. , -
Governor, city of Bnston complete: Mc
Call frep). .0T; Walker (prog.), J.R10;
WIah (dfm.), 0.M. ; Boston vota) in IMS
was: Bird (prof.), li.ld; Gardner (rep.),
UU; Walsh detn.). tf.m
Governor, 250 out of I.ICS election dls
trlcta: MoCall (rep-). a.TCoi -Walker
(prog.), e,040; Walsh (lem ), J.tt Same
placet In 19l: Bird (prog ), J4,4; Gard
ner (rep.), 25,972; Walah (dem.), J2.2S.
First Five Towns . .
Show Large Gains:
For Republicans
Mann Is Re-elected.
By Good Majority!
CHICAGO, Nov. l.-RcpuMlcan In the
new lower houae of corgrrna will retain
their old leader. James R. Mann. H i
campaign manaa-er. Kdwin W, eima,
atated that he would have a majority over
hie progreealve and democratle opponenta
of well over 1,000.
C'ongreeaman Mann T.aa vigorously op
posed by a faction of the woman aulfra
glata. representative! of which worked
agalnat Mm at the polls.
! BOSTON, Nov. 3. The flraf five towns
to be heard from In today'a state election
gave for governor: McCall, republican.
Indicate the decisive defeat of Robins. J ia- Walker, progreaalve. 124; Walsh, dem-
progTessive. by a vote much leae; than
CHICAGO, Nor. 1-Med 111 McCormlck,
progressive national committeeman from
Illinois, at 0:40 o'clock admitted that Sul
livan would carry Cook county by 40,000.
Tha return Indicated that he bad carried
tha entire county ticket with him by
pluralltlea ranging from (O.COO to 00,000.
Suillvan'a managera claimed the county
by 00,000 to 100,000. Returns from Mi pre
cincts out of 1,706 In Cook county give:
' Sullivan, democrat. 8,25a.
Sherman, republican, 11.308.
Robbln a, progressive, 11,679. ,
CHICAGO, Nor. I.-The city newa bu
reau, which la tabulating police returns of
tha election, estimated that on tha face)
of aarly return Hoger 8ullira for United
ptatot senator will carry Cook county
(Chicago) by 69,00 plurality. Roblna, pro.
greaalve, la running a close third to
Sherman, republican. '
CHICAOO, Nov. t-Flrat return from
tha Eighteenth congressional district
wore from tha eeoond precinct of tho
Fourth ward of Danville, which gave
O Halr IT, Cannon 4S and Kay 1 .
CHICAGO, Nov. l-Thirty-fqur pre
clnou out of 2.788 In Illinois outside of
Cook county In tha senatorial race give:
Sullivan, 1,723; Sherman. 1011; Roblna.
1.S96. Tho aamo preclncta In 1913 gave:
Wilson. MSlj Tart. 1.702; Roosevelt, 4,899.
CHICAOO. Nov. J.-The flrat five pre
cinct heard from In Chicago on senator
give Sullivan Olem.), S42; Sherman (rep.),
407, and Roblna (prog.). 800.
CHICAOO. ' Nov. 8.-8ullWan vote RICHMOND, Va., Nov. IAll demo-
ehow an Impressive lead In 103 precinct crMo congressmen In Virginia were re-
ocrat, 41S.
The aame town laat year gave: Bird,
progressive, 401; Gardner, republican, 333;
Walsh, democrat, S3.
IntheSouth :
JACKPONVllXB, ria., Nor, 1 (Senator
Fletcher and tho ontlro Florida, demo
cratlo conjrressional delegation wert re
elected today.
PAIXAB, Tsjc, Nov. I.-Th ' nUr
demooratlo state and congressional ticket
ma elected In Tcxa today. -
COLUMBIA. S. C, Nov. l-Unlted
State Senator E. V. Smith, democrat,
wu re-elected and Richard I. Manning,
democrat, wa elected governor In to
day' election. ' All seven democratic
congreaeionat nominees were electedw
' Neither Smith, nor Manning wa op
posed. ,
JACKSON, Mlaa, Nor. a.-MlaslsslpnVa
entire democratic congressional ' dele
gation wa re-elected today.
ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. 8 Georgia today
elected to ' the United Statea senate the
democratlo nominee. Hoke Smith and
Thbmas W. Hardwick. Nat E. Harrl.
democrat, wa elected governor. All
democratic congressional nominee were
elected.
Drys and Suffrage
: Are Beaten in Ohio
CINCINNATI, O... Nov. S.-Four pre
incta out of 117 In- Summit county: For
prohibition, W; against, lit.
Banduaky county," two precincts cut of
forty-one: For prohibition," 100; against.
221: for woman aufrage, 77; against, 194.
Miami county, aisrteerr prertneta: For
prohibition, 1,346; against, 1.1S4
i ' '- i- .
Beveridge Third
in Hoosier State
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 3,-Flxty-nlne
out of IBS precincts in Marlon county
tor United State aenator give Miller, re
publican, 11,301; hvely, democrat, 10,300;
Beveridge, progreaalve, 4,t6g, ' '
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SHIPLOAD OF TOYS
COMES FROM GERMANY
NEW TORK, Nov. $.The Dutch
steamer Ooaterdyk, Santa Clau ship
from tha toy makers of Germany and
Switzerland to the United States, reached
New Yerk today laden with toys, crock
ery and cong bird. There were 13,009
canary Wrd.
Cavaada Esteade Embargo,
OTTAWA. Nov. . Because of the
spread of foot and mouth disease Canada
ha extended the embargo against Amer
ican cattle to Illinois and Pennsylvania
Previously it applied only to cattle from
Mlchlsren end 'wiM-w
DENTISTRY
Our patnlesg
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I the talk of
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Our satisfied
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the Glad
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THURSDAY
BRANDOS
out of 1.500 in Chicago: Bulllvan (dem.),
1.813; Sherman (rep.), 8,817; Roblna (prog.).
4.S40. The precinct aro scattered all over
tho city and at Bulllvan - headquarter
war declared faithfully indicative of the
result In thla city. .
WHITMAN WINS
OVER GLYNN IN
NEW YORK STATE
(Continued from Pag One.)
BRITISH SHIPS .(TURKS' APOLOGY
Ic
SUM BY GERMANS
0PF CHILE COAST
(Contmued from P On.
with two eighteen-lnch torpedo tuoe.
It complement wa 6C6 men. Th
.. Monmouth was built In j
The Good Hope, alao reported logt,
was the flagafelp of the aquadron, It
wa aOO feet long, seventy-one feet
beam and displaced 14,000 Ions. It
represented the British nation at the
Jamestown exposlon in in 07. Its
armament consisted of two . 8-lnch
guns, alxteea sU-inch guns, fourteen
three-Inch guns, throe three-pounder
end two eijMn-lprh torpedo tube.
It had a complement of 900 men.
The Good Hop - was built thirteen
yean ago.'
The llgbt cruiser Glasgow, which
toovrcIUSe-t Coronel,was built In
109. It wa 450 feet long, forty
aeven feet beam and displaced 4,820
tons.' It had 'a complement of I7
men. Its armament consisted of two
all-Inch guns and lea four-inch guns.
It was equipped' with two elghteen
lnch torpedo tubes.
Kir Christopher Craddock,' who
commanded the squadron, was In
charge of the British fleet in Max
lean waters at the time American
marines occupied Vera Crui.
'' CUgow Damaged. -
SANTIAGO, 'bile, No. 3. The
British cruiser Glasgow is also re
ported to hive been badly damsged
In a naval battle off Corouel.
The "W .. Ad Column of Tho Be Ar
Jlcad L'-ly hy Ivpi la Search of Ad
verttaod t'portunlH. -
COMES TOO LATE
(Continued from Fag On.)
the extreme woakno often reaults In
Impaired tiearir.jj. weaheued eyesight,
broncMd enj utbar trouble, but IX
Scott ' LmuUioH Is given promptly,
It carrlo efrtt J to tiva orgaiis
arid err tea rii h tiucd to build
np tl.o dc; Wtod Zurce.
Ct.IJa thHve oa ScotTi EstuUlga,
,i n Hh rie AkufL
vlaler doe ngt gold out, in the opinion
of tendon, any bop' tor a peaceful out
come of the dispute. '
SattU Rolls Back from Coast.
Th tumult of battle ha' rolled back
from the Belgium coast end after the
apparent failure of theirt fierce 'assault
on tho English and Belgian line around
Yprea, th German evidently aro divert
ing their attack toward a' more south
erly, point
Much activity oa th part of tha Oer-
rnan mobile column I reported from Bet
glum and there I evidence that th In
vaders have not ' exhausted all th re
sources which aro being brought to boar
In the campaign te cut their way through
to Calala,
The Oormaa assault at Tprea 1 be
lieved by London observer to ha' been
repulsed dtclalvely. But thla baa been at
a terrible cost to ' the Brttiah army.
which apparently hea; Buffered , as se
verely did th Belgian force.
Concerning th situation along the river1
Atsne th reports from Berlin and from
ran ar 'snarpiy contradictory. The
German declare they have road distinct
progress, whll th French assert that all
th German assault have failed com
pletely. ;
. More) riaktlaar la .
In the eastern arena the Russian right
wing, which ret on th frontier of East
rruaala, evidently ha beea suMatnlng de
termined attache from th German. la
th meantime th Austrian, hundred of
miles away, still threaten th Russian
left wing. Report of th tall of frse
myet are declared by Fetrograd to be
premature and due to capture of 4,000 man
of the Praemysl garrison, together with
a largo amount of anna and -equipment,
when a sortie was attempted.
Th sate arrival of the White Star Un
steamer Olympto at Belfeat ha caused
much relief her. The detection of this
veesel at Lough Swtlly. la th north of
Ireland, gave rise to many rumor of
disaster to the greet liner and Ma narrow
I escape from tha mine field ha brovyiht
! horn to th English Imagination th
! grav danger from this aourc. Today
i th drastic tnla policy of th British ad-
rotraiuy la nteetlng with general ap
i jne new nun regulation vir
tually cloee th North Be. Navigation,
, w.iu:0 normauy follow the North! ea
routes will to diverted to th Bnallah
arranza Eefuses
to Eecognize the -Convention's
Act
EL PA 80, Tea., Nov. 1-General Car
renaa. In a message received here this
afternoon declared that ho would not
abid by th acUon of th Agua Calient
convention la naming a provisional prea.
Ident.
Carranaa' etatement aa received by of.
flclal or th contltutlonallt consul gen
eral office her wa telegraphed from
Puobla. It said:
"Th convention hvlng not complied
with th condition that I fUed regarding
my retirement from th duties I am per
forming aa first chief, I have not taken
Into consideration th resolution of th
aald convention In regard to their ap
pointment or a preeldent who ahould take
my place, and. therefor. I atill continue
to bo la charge of my office.
"Thi resolution of mine ha been sup
ported by th governor of th statea.
Among th official joining In tht action
ar General Coaa. P. tenches, A. Gonaa-
. crnesio nemos Coy. Pablo Uonsalea
nt all leader of th division of th
northeast. ,
'I have no doubt that tha tu.u-
th leader when they know of Oils reso
lution of mine aunDort mv .m.,.
and will ignore the convention.
taignco.) y. CARJUNZA."
Clark for Governor
Is Leading in Iowa
DES MOINES, Nov, l-Th flrt thirty
precinct heard from out of t.S7 in Iowa,
gave Clarke, republican, tor governor.
.S9T; Hamilton, democrat. 21430, Twenty
or in precinct reportinc are An tw.
Molne. '
ernor from 1.T80 out of 3.01 district la th
city ef New York give: Glynn, K3.83S;
Whitman, 208,061; Davenport U0O; Bul
ger. .US. '
BUFFALO, N. T.. Nov. 1-The city of
Buffalo complete: Olynn. 24.7W; Whit
man, St fin; Davenport. 1801; Sulser, J.084
United Htatea senator: Gerard. 23,11:
Wadswprth, 26.514; Colby, (J62. The com
mission charter wa carried by a majority
Of U.068.
ROME, N. T., Nov. 1 The city of Rom
complete give: Glynn, 1,376: Whitman,
1,(91; Oavelport,' ' I3S; Bqlter, '417. Sam
dlstricU In 181 II gav: Suitor (dem.)1.6H;
Hedge (rep.), 1.102; Btrau (prog ), 1J051.
G. O. P. WEEPS CONNECTICUT
Reabltcan Wis la tho 'Watseeg
atate.
BURLINGTON, VI., Nov. I.-Returna
from U town give: For aenator, Pil
llngham (rep,), 707; Prouty (dero-prog.).
VA. For governor, Galea (rep.). SW; How
dm.). 37; Aldrlch (pro.). SSL
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Nv. t-jiitums
from one-fourth of th town In Connectw
out Indlcat a republican weep, ' Brande-
gee, republican, ha a aubitaatlal lea)
over Baldwin, democrat, ror. united
Bute aenator. .
Return from lx town In Connecticut
give for United StaU senator:
Braadego. republican. 1,271. ,
Baldwin, democrat, 7.181
Smith, progressive, S9J. ' . ,
Earns town for governor:
Holcamb, republican, ll.fii. f
Tlngier, democrat, I.T1L
Fisher. progroMiv. TSt
channel.
Newa Natra.
1 1 A R iA N The Ianl.h Lutheran ron-
mis cuy is (rnimi a fine
new edifk-a. The builJu.g carers a . e
or aooui ooeiuartar of a bloi k and U1
u ne i me lij.eal cburcl.es
m u oum upva Ul b
teei mgo.
Throat aad Use TraahLx
will Cease to trouble you by tha timely
us of Dr. King" New Discovery. Sure
relief. BOo and 11. AU druggist. Adver-
uaement- '
Congressmen Elected
NEW TORK Twenty-elith dietrlcC
iKdmund Piatt, republican, elected; Thtr-
ty-rutrt, Walter vv. Masee, re-publtran.
MASdAClli:cjETT r Ifteenth itletrK
William fv OrecnP, reuublkwn, elected.
CALIFORNIA Third dlatiiot, Chaxle
r. Curry, rrpublU-an. re-elected: Fourth
out n. i, jtiiiua huliB, reuuulleaa.
elected: Fifth distikt, Juhn L Nolan.
prtrrf-sjsive. re-eltM:ieo.
IOWA-Fourth Ulatrlct. Gilbert N. iltu
aeii. n i'uMuan. re-ri-UNl; rlfih dutrt. t.
James vt. liiXifl. reLHibllcan. re-elected
bavcnlh district, ("au. l Iom-I1. r-
t.tlbll-&n. alm-liHl- l-:iifhlK liimtri, 1 1 rt
ra. A I M. Towurr. rx-publl aj. I -!. UkI : Ninth
Oiixg im iumcL wui.am st. . Ureun.. raiMibUcan,
J re-vice led.
elected today.
MONTGOMERY, ' Ala., Nov. 1-Early
return from today's general , election
throughout th stat shows th election
of Oscar Underwood United States
senator and the , entire state and con
gressional democratlo ticket, including
Congressman Burnett In the Seventh dis
trict, whr th only formidable op
position w mad against the demo
cratlo nominees.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Nov. l.-Rrkan-as:.
First district. Theddeua H. Can-away,
democrat, re-elected; tieoond dis
trict. William A. Olufleld, democrat, re
elected; Thh-d district, John N, Tillman,
democrat, elected; Fourth district, Otis
T. Wlngo, democrat, re-elected: Fifth
district, N. M. Jaeoway. democrat, re
elected; Sixth district. Samuel M. Tay
lor, democrat, re-elected; Seventh dis
trict, W P. Goodwin, den.oerat. re-elected.
NEW TORK. Nov. 1 Secretary Smith
of Tammany hall said at 7:45 o'clock to
night that the return then available
Indicated a plurality of 48.000 tor Olynn
In New York City and a plurality of
lf.0,000 for Whitman In th netlre stai.
NEW. TORK, Nov. 2. Returns for gov
ernor from 1, out of 2,031 diatrtota In
th oily of New York give Glynn SC4.S80;
Whitman, 1SM72; Davenport,. 11,282;
Sulaer. 21.J42. ' .
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at , a
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BOSTON, Nov. .-3ovemor. M out of
1.125 election districts, including city of
Boston: MoCall (rep.), 10,007; Walker
(prog.). 1148; Walsh (dem-). 105.088, Sam
Four Companies Fifth 1
Cavalry Ordered Into
Arkansas Strike Zone
WASHINGTON, Not. -Secretary
Garrison today ordered feur companies
of the Fifth United State cavalry from
Fort Sheridan, Ul., to Fort Smith. Ark.,
to maintain order In th Hartford Valley
coal atrik district Major Nathaniel K.
MoClure. who has been with the troop
In th Colorado mining fields, will com
mand th force. i
Federal Judg Touman has reported
be la unable to enforce bis order in th
Strike son where mining properties ar
In th hand of receiver appointed by
th United SUtea court, and that th
deputy marshal have been unable to
cop with th situation. It la th flrat
time ta many year that th judicial
branch of th government ha called upon
the military to assist in enforcing It
order.
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The first day of our campaign
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Bpeclal Hat, gat, lp a. m.) ChUdrea, loe.
Thursday Afternoon, jrov. g, it8 9 at.
6E0KGE HAMLIN ZPZ'tr-
BAT, gOW-OOc, S1.00 Jniiflt
Dong.
$1 A WEEK, 14d A CAY
Willi BUY ANY PIECE OF
JEWELIIY IN OVR STORE.
Westam Watch & Jswslry Go.
Bd Floor Karbach Blk.
200 RouUj riftccnth Street.
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This week: Jokon? a Kaama Rt, Hut Hlaes
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Miller a irfim. Orpbeum Trai.l Weekly.
Price: Matinee, Ciellerjr, tUQ, hm teela tmm '
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Turpia'j Dancing Ac-deny 28th and Farnan Sis.
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