lilt- U.'ifWiA lnul iiiLiOLrt 1 , .NU b.lliWi U. 1U"'.
Wets Defeat Drys
in Four States in
General Elcctioi
I Hi noil Favors Modification
of Enforcement Act Iy
600,000 to 200,000
Dryi Lose in N. Y.
Chicago, Nov. I. Proponent of r
In vine tlit present prohibition law
scored heaWly In at least four tate
yts'trdnj, according to compilation
toduy from tht nationwide altctlon
In Illinois an aspresslon of Mntimrnt
ert tht Volstead act favored modifica
tion by approximately 600,000 votes to
negative 200.000, with one half tht
state rtpurted. California defatted the
atata enforcement act by an Indi
cated two to one ott, Mlssuuil r
Ieted L'nited H' ii let 8-natr James
A. Itted, an tvowed opponent "f pro
hibition, ami New Jwwy, It la Itull
rated, ent Governor Edward I. Ed
wards, also avowedly against prohihl
tl'in, to tht I'nlted tttatei senate ovtr
Htnator Krelinghuyen.
In llllnola tlit congrtsdonal dale
tlon will take In three "wets." Reports
Indicate tlit Wisconsin delegation will
lit "wet," seven to four, tht major
liy from th atalt including Victor
I, Lerger, socialist, elected for tlit
third time, Wisconsin olso reelected
feenstor ICobert M. Laf'olletle, classed
at nn anti-prohibitionist by lha dry
In New York state, wlira tha
democrat swept the mate, tht demo
ratio platform contained a plank fa
tonus light wlnt and peer.
Jn tha titveulh Minnesota congrta
slonol district returns Indicated Rep,
lesentatlv Andrew J. Volstead, (
thr of tht prohibit Ion art, to b
making a strung fight to overcome,
tht arly lend of Rev. O. J. Kvale
Willi drew llttlt hot from that, how
ever, a Hv. Kval h described
himself "ns dr'r thun Volstead."
In virion congressional district
In whlrh Hit wet and dry Question
waa rrm (In fin outright campaign Issue,
tht two slow fsred H bout alike, aome
of tha dry beln beaten decisively
and a few of tho wclx winning.
J. If. Hftiitli, who campaigned In
tha Hlxth Nebraska district on a wet
platform, polled only a negligible
vote, ".coordlng to lo'tompls'.: return.
Thv wt oppontnt :f W. O. Sears,
In tha Bcnd district of Nebraska,
waa dfatcd easily.
In Indiana, J. I. Turk, an avowedly
wet, w.a defeated by Merrill Mooree,
who aluod for re-election.
Fred llagerman, democrat, who
rnado the raca In tht Third Iowa dis
trict, on a wt pint form, waa sleeted
na wra Itolitrt flaney, democrat, In
tht Klrat Mlrhlaan, and Clnreiica Mo
Iod, republican, In tht Thlrtttnth
Mlclilgnn. Clancy wai a democrat d
dltlnn from Mlehlan, and tht only
mmbr of that party r-portd tltcttd
from tht flrHt tlx dlnlrlota to rtpnrt.
A. C. BhnllnbrBr, dmocrot, fifth
N'braaka, alito a proponent of modlfb
cation of tha Voliitead act, hud a lead
ovtr hla repuhllran oppontnt.
In the Twelfth contrtealonal dla
trict of Mlaaourl, Conareaaman L. C.
V)yet. a protaonlat of the wet plat
form, waa re elected over hi dry opf
ponent.
Physical Instructor f t
Holds Intoxicated Man
When two little girl pupil, lone
Taaton and Ilnae! Jenklna, aav a
man ollmbln th atalr In' Trftin
chool yesterday, they Informed An
dfew Adamann, phyalral Inatructor.
Adumaoti grnpiiled with the man
antl held him until polio arrived. Th
mart could not plftln hi pretence
in th achnol. H ny he I Tom
flhur, Twenty aeventlt and Bancroft
atrtcta. He was held for intoxication
und Inveatlgntlon. v
HOARSENESS
I Swallow alowly am
tmafl ptecat
I I ntb well over the throat.
V VAPO
Osm 17 Million Jan
FELTED COTTON
MATTRESS
SALE
SATURDAY
Set Window Dlipliy
at
an.
VALOl OIVINO TOU.
Chiropractic Free Clinic
for Children
ft. RrkMR an4 kit taai(t )inM
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IIS Wkkk ), tram t , .
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rkee JA.L-.n IttT et C K'dtt
UH M iceuini wi.
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vtcd itatiM
Bo
"Our
After rendlnf million of A merit an
f'ranre to aave tho alllrt from drfeat
and pendinr Imndrrdf of million on wooden
tlilp that would be ur-elet lo u after tho war-
and pouring; hundred of million more Into
Europe, and Aula to relieve aufferlng and starving
nation
The Legislature
Tht followInK art elected member
of the Nebraska leglHlature;
Htate Senate.
Watrlct.
1, , John Wlltaa (ft).
1. W. B. Uannlngf (D).
I. "John CavanaiiKh (D).
4. W. N. Chambera (R),
8. Charlea L. Haundcra (R).
I. John AV. nobbln (It).
' 1. John V. Cooper (H), ', , ,
I. John dumb (D). ; ' .
' . Oi'org Wlikln (ft).
II, J. C, McfJowan H). ,
It Henry llehrena (R).
11 .Philip Tornek (D).
14, CJ. h. Aiiderton (11).
18. C. J. Warner (R).
1. J, t, linrr (It).
11, W, II. Illlnrt (R.
21. o. C, Humphrey (ft),
io. Chnrlea II. Allen (R).
1. J. B. Kroh (H).
Htate Reprenentatlre.
Dltrirt.
1. E. E. Auxler (I)).
2. W, T. Parklnaon (R).
1. K. J. l.nml) (K).
4. 'W'llilam Moore (V).
5. C. h. Vochum (D).
I. Troy rwvl (R).
7. iJ. R. HURhea (R).
I. Jnme Allnn (R).
9. H. It. Strehlow (R).
10. R. A. Bmltn (III.
11. O. H. Collina (V),
12. Chnrlea Koutaky (D).
1J. A. -V. Klanaaer D).
14. Frank Ueldinu (R).
18. (J, 8. Collina ID).
1. (leorgo It. Dyball (R). '
H. T. R. Pytmrt (R).
in, H. M. Raldrlge (R).
19. H. C. Tlmmt (Tt).
20. J, E. Qulnn (VI.
21. John H. Johnson (D).
it. C. Vi'. Orr (T.
24. U C. Ileffermnn (D).
J4. I,. Laurltiten tl'ioai.
27. (1. Y. HUMs (R).
tn. a. Y. OtUntan (O).
S9. W. It. Mitchell (ID.
SA. 1 O. Yochtim (D).
SI. T. W. Jocoby (D).
St. J. T. Krler (Itl,
SS. R, Ilnrtlneton (U).
34. J. Kohl Oi-etn RI.
S3. I'll Ul Deniiln (t.
SI. Ralph AVilaon (Rt. .
41. Krle 8mlley (Rl.
42. Henry Hock
44, W. A. Hrown (O).
SI. II. ('. nen (1).
St. II. R Keck (D.
14. John P. Invla (ft,
SS. K. I. IiUey tin.
61. twwin Ke.ter tit t.
IT, A W, 1U11 mi.
Ii. C. Y, lniirlly UK.
l, J.tmet Autnt iP.
IJ, flwell Johhuton t!S
IJ, '. M fvilarhid iT.i
15. John Ihomten tin.
Tl, IWM (Mrtr ilti
T2 J fotlard tU'
Tl. c, Y, IWuattauatii it1'
T J W t und (H
id Y h liiiri U'trr IP1
l. M ,vrt H.it tDi
! K I Whitthwid tlf
! iiM f !rt''d l"i
j It i:jii. U. In. I if.. I.
j M N Vltht tii, I'. I
I. Wif.n il.u
Natituul lt turn rt in
i Om twlirliiiittlv in I't'Uiul
t-, N.n I i ruiia it
I bee Vitti4.iv . 4 I i 4 e
t tiile . u. , t e tf.t tiit.ih!
(ihii. . i . i i ii ,t 4 '. rt ta
l MiHrt P. t , UM tl Ucl
dubilj ..H(4 .i , M- ftttt
I X ' k d'l k '
Policy of Isolation"
(V"ght, lt?.
trtxyta
anil loaning
your rlllsiit,
of the alllet
Howell and Bryan
Leads Increased
(f'tntlinied Yrom rati One.)
titer that admlaaion.) Tho figure fol
low;
Firet illatrlct! 113 of 210 precinct
Klve Anderon (It), 12,113; Morehead
(IJ), 12.S48.
Flrt diatrlct (abort term): 142 of
210 proelntta Klvt H. H. Thorpe (It),
14,941; XV. C. J'orrlott (IJ), 13,464.
Becond dlkfrlct; 117 of 209 preclnnta
alve Heart (R), 24,187; Hanley (D),
23,017. .
Third dlotrict: 225 precincts out of
354 (five Evan (U), 20,010; Howard
ID), 22,138.
Fourth dlatrleti 148 of 233 precincts
rive Mclatjfchtln (R), 17,fi'J6; Cum
min (D), 14,31)2.
Fifth district: 297 of 920 precinct
Slve W. E. Andrew (R), 20,228; A, C,
tihallenberger (D), 22,737.
Sixth district: 1S& of 885 precinct
Klvo Dlmmons (Rl, 12,829; Ileal (D),
10,786.
Following- Art total on minor state
office:
State Ticket.
For lieutenant governor; 1,308 pre
cinct out of 1.921 in state give Fred
CJ. Johnson (R), 131,679; P. J. Mullen
(D), 107,122; T. J. Ellnberry (P), 6.825.
For secretary of state: 1,308 pre
cinct out of 1,921 In state give Craw
ford Kennedy (Rl, 108,013; Charles W.
Pool (D), 120,058; U A. Larson (P),
e?oi.
For auditor of public accounts: 1,306
precinct out of 1,921 In state give
George W. Marsh (R), 133,076; Grant
L. Shumway (D). 114.&S2.
For commissioner of publla lands
to
What I Have Learned
I HAVE been watching the re
sult of contiwtion for 47
year, since I began tlit prac
lice of mivliiine bni In 11)75. I
am now 83 year oi l, and thiaigh
from time to time tlie mlicul jinx
feasion make tiime wonder fully
interesting experiment and U-sta,
the fundamentals of cuurt a 0(1
Hlcf in thit Hirtinilnr ailment
are unciiaiujt!,
Dut tlit iiiJ take ereitter in
Wml tisl.iy in their heillh, in
diet, vieniso ant th drinking of
water. l'4mttiMtiim, tuievrr, will
rsrtir frisn tima lo lime no matter
how una trit-t li atti it. ( X net
iiiikicunr t, Uu-n, it huw to treat
It whra it rtKDrt. I U'livv tdj
((ling a k Ui iwiiira a
ljHi)Je: bent iny rtni.ljf Unt
uaMlipfltHMi, knuan a lr. t'ltkl-
U V4ii, it a ul-l
tgMl4e iiiind. Il i luwla
4 IV)ptwn tpuna aiol
1U1 arfrantJa arsiMll. 4 hil
d Ul iHt willMrly iJk IxlUf
tung, )ri Vin U I'leoMiil
latUtig, aii jHingtei 11
It d lk.( (iipr, (hxiMuil 4
MaiMi arttua ut l v).v
td.t.
(Kt 19 atiUkai twiiU of !'.
iVklttU I )fva IVfMa kit
4I tiett ya, awl It M tht Ht
Wklly tuutfht I win) Uttlita M
Urn .! I tml latdf UtU
all tH IhI fwail t
N will ativl). M aJ.
U U itoi-Mtt la aiiM, ir.ii
M Ut lauit tkivtuo ttattUiik
7mm
MtM) Hi!
ami aemllne thoununil of AmerUail aolditT (o
Arrhanicrl and Klbcrla to fllit a nation with whom
we art not at war ami nfr pnrpoir ttonirwhat ob-wiirr
billion of dnllara, tmrrnwed from
lo bohter up the tolterliiK finances
TIIKV to dlMCover that you are lielna; called
fthylork and deiioimeed for pnmuliig what (hey rail
a- poliry of lnolallon 1N.VT IT KNOI'OM TO
GIVK VOU A UKKV USD I'lKHCINO rAIN?
and buildings: 1,300 precincts out of
1,921 in state kIVo Dan 8wation (It),
137,292; M. C. Warrington (D), 90,157
Mary JI. Axtcll ('), 3,652.
For state treasurer! 1,351 precincts
cut of 3,921 Jn stato give Charles D.
Robinson (u), 123,070; Oeorge K. Hall
ID), 114,675; Kdwftrd Bughrouo (P),
2,626.
ror attorney general: 1,355 pre
cincts out of 1,921 in state give O. B.
Bplllmun (It), 122,188; Kenneth W,
McDonald (D), 118,381; J. M. Taul (P),
2,923.
For railway commissioner? 2,829
precinct out of 1,921 in state give
Charle A. Itindnll (It), 148,171; Fred
C. Ayres D, 81,216; Clyde J, Fernan-
He (P), 2,200.
Xonpolltie al,
' For Judge of eupremt court, Fourth
district: 177 precinct out of 23S (rive
Kdward .K. Good, 23,667; Ralph t.
Urown, 15,244.
For judge of supreme court, Sixth
district; S34 precinct out. of 588 give
Jame R. Dean, 21,563; W. II, West-
over, 19,402. ,
For state superintendent of Instruc
tion: 1,009 preclnts nut of 1,921 Ih
stute give John M. Matzen 95,593; K.
Ruth ryrtle, 83,642.
For regent of stats University.
Third district: 100 precioets out of
S54 give William F. Warner, 8,560;
F. 8. Perkins. 8,372.
For regent of state university,
Fourth district: 172 precincts out of
235 give Harry D. Lnndls, 18,803;
Frank K. Rdgerton, 13.331.
. - Louisiana.
New Orleans, Da., Nov. 8. Louis-
ifina returned to congress its present
delegation of fight democrats. Th
seats wero not contested.
in 47 Years
of nn adult. The formula i 911
every package.
IWenUv there lias Ix-en a new
wne of ilrastio physics. Ciilnnicl,
a mercurial Unit salivates ami
lisMcns tcrUj, ha I teen reivelj
t.ilt water and powders that
ilruw rswiloil constituent frisu
the I'lmxl; 1 out iar iWuiwil in
mnly firm that cause skin rrtiH
ti.Mu. In a practice of 4? )-n(
I have tu'ver mn any n-wni fur
tlieir nt wixit a mnhiiti like
hyrup IVptin will empty llta !
t l jut a iirianoily, nuxe ilctuily
and gently, witluml g 'iiitt, anil
itli.Mjl kh.k tit the ii iu.
Keep free fnml iMwtimli.Hl! Il
luamt )mir ttn-ngtli in if trnl,
hit'ldik Uid titer M and laUi' ml
lircitMlurt id I a-'. IV 11.. I i a
ilsy git by wiiImhiI a l l ninie
lurnl. I Mil kit Kiwi h tsit
g.i tn a dniKk'wi an I g l a ll(W
i-f I if. ttkUill .jn.p IViain.
II M a gtn-Mu-u Uttk lk
g kmful tlt.il lu.Ut ai4 .)
m suing at iU l wtl, 1 Uu cl
1 isil kl-il a n-t.l a tU. I m
(Mup l'i ini f iMiriif wkl uutif
l of lha f uid li tiJi.t,.U ,
JfciU4rk, kif ll) U.
b, lli. Ulili M. I "Mil klfW
bit 14 lis aut l-i Ui ik tip (
s.kl i4U. U , l a li HIv la
llm It. -uxi, tl t4't llrat ll.rtt
rut 4 k llki Krt Ihu Ul
4, Ik it WtlUt, tkt tutdt
afWC.
Edwards Defeats
lYeliiigliuyseii
in New Jersey
Morulell HfHtcn in Wyoming
KeHo Prtdtalily UcatVn
Hfttl tltttftl 'oI-
elfatl ,QM.
.Vrw.irk, X. J,, Nov. a.-rCnvarnor
l;ilwuril, rlKtnoriiit, whu niiide hit
tlglit for tlit lotit of Knutul I'luliliU
I,ujm. ii'piiblii'an, piiiK.'lpully on Hit
Hit Un'ic. led by '..i.'.V, viUca ut I
it. Hi. todiiy With IM illatrlita of tlit
t;ite' 2, I'll mining;. Tnlly aiood
Kdwiirdx, 2 1,01(1; l-Ytfllinflniyeon, 240,
IVJ.
Iill((;: llchiild.
Ui. Paul, Minn., Nov. 8, fir. IIpii
rlli HIilpKtcail, f.iriiiM biljor nnlI'Liie
la li'itdlng Km ii It Klior,ir, npubllian
by t,32b ots In tht I'nlted Sfutia
ainiitorlal rtico when rctuntx from yea-
ti'nliiy'a flection luil been received
tod.iy from (09 of Hit atnle'a 3.47V
firtelncta. Mr. Anna I), Oleacn, wna
Ir-iilliiff Iter two opponent.
Vololend Itealrn.
t. Paul, Minn., Nov. 8.-(I!y A. P.)
Defeat of Congressman Andrew J
V'olwtcnd, author of the prohibition en
torcement act, wa lndlcutel in re
turns aval In bio up to 10:30 a, m to
day from yesterday's election, Itev
O, J. Kvalo, Independent, was lend
tag him by 1.000 vote wiien more
tlmn luilf the prcclneta in the Seventh
diatrlct hnd been heard fiom,'
Kmilli In New York,
Now York, Nov. With J2 dls
IMi'tg missing out of the 7, Jot in tht
stole, the vote for governor at 4. 30 a,
in- toduy stood: Alfred 15. Hmlth, dom
omit, 1,308,650; Nathan L, Miller, re
publican, 985,072.
The nenatorlnl Vote, With 1,080 (lit
trlct mlsslnr, was: Royal H. Copt
land democrat, 1,096,245; William M
Culder. republican, 816,014.
Fes Iads In Ohio.
Columbus, O., Nov. 8. Return at
11 a. in, today from 6,601 nut if a
tclal of 8,107 precincts in Ohio gave
Ft-ss (R) a lead of 15,098 vote over
Pomerene (D) for United Htatc sena
tor. Tho vote wus: Fes, 608,205;
I'nmerene, 93,107.
Return from 6,535 out of a total of
8,107 precinct in Ohio todny gave
Donahcy (D) a lend of 32,350 vote
over Thompson (R) for governor. The
vote stood: Thompson, 614,397; Dona
hey, 646,747.
Frailer ('limbing,
Fargo, N. D., Nov. 8, Lynn J,
Fnizier, republican and nonpartisan
Will probably climb to a lead of 12,000
to 15,000 over J, F. T, O'Connor,
out of 1,921, give: John M. Matztn,
29,770; Ruth Pyrtle, 27,443.
Regent state university, Third dls
democrat, when rural return come in
bnd the gubernatorial race will be
very close with a possibility thut Wil
Dam Lemke, nonpartisan, ma defeat
Governor It. A. Nesto, nonpurtlan
league headquarters here claimed to
day. Mondell Defeated.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov, 8. Frank
W, Mondell, republican floor, leader
In the house of representative and
for more thun 2s years almost con
tinuously 11 member of congress, ap
parently ha been defeated for United
State senator by Senator John B.
Kendrlck, democratic incumbent. Re
turn compiled up to 8 o'clock this
morning gave Kendrlck A lead of
more than 3,000 votes with hi mar
gin. Totals of 307 precincts out of
659 in tho slnto gave Mondell, 11,722;
Kendrlck. 15,122.
The raco for governor Is closing
with W. U. Ross, democrat, leading
John W. Hay. republican, by 580
votes, tho figures being:
Ross, 12,394; Hay, 11.814.
Judge Charles K. Winter, repub
lican, probably has been elected to
congress to succeed Mondell.
Reed by 50,000.
St. Louiii, Mo., Nov. 8. (By A. P.)
United Klates Senator James A.
Reed, who was repudiated by the
dtmocrats Jn tate convention two
Practice
I mi t ! teltil (
n. 1. 11. t unit it.
kMrakil.i, .Mi-, li.
I RETEAT MY 1KEE OFFER
$10,00(1 wwV al (rial Utile
l 3yr ra tr
( ' f e.J la Kf-I
i 1. mi . m (. m
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l 1m W
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J Im a f
f, a mt M t"t-
yeuu oso. And who m d nli'U ix wit
at th" di'lltori'utit' UUtfuliiil ronvrntliitl
at Mn I'lani'Ui'ii, waa i-'l,-l
tha i!rm KTutii! ticket tstt i duy . Indl
I'ntlont aro hla Majority over It- 11
Ll'crt U I', l 'pllUlU'MII, will lippl OUl ll
f!t.00(t.
Timi'Miid Defeated. !
I I'e iolt, Mich.. Nov. --(f:y A f ti
Willi but Ml pitclucU of tint 2,9('6 I
In tbt ()(( miiMln this icornlng,
former (Jovernor Woodbridge N. Fr
rl. uroMMTAt, pppurently bud been
elicteU to the I'liited rtioles acnati !
O' ei- Ktnittor t harlcs K Townsemt. I
republ.'run. l'rrrN steadily v, u.1 In-
creasing hit lead ss additional r" '
turn wcit reeled from Wayne I
renin ty (IX roll I. !
Tho voto htooil: Fen !s, 23j,iJj;!
Towns-nl, 2:0.4 .0 f
Aiitiia,
Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 8 Arizona
ib'iniKTnts seemingly scored tl t'otil
pleti? tlrtory In yestmday's cltctlnu.
H- sldes returning rbnutor I lent y
Ashurat Hiul Rcpieseniiitlvo Cnrl May
den lo tliolr seuts al VVsshlugton snd
electing flftirgu W. P. Hunt fur gov
ernor and hi en tiro state tuh. (he
UiniiKiuis also won an ovtrwhclinltu
cuptured most of tlit rounty orgunl
znll'itiH, (iccordiug lo telurn which
continued lo come In here today.
New lliiiupklili.
Manchester, N. H,, Nov. J. Ac
cording to nearly complete return
1 1 inn today's election Mayor Fred II
Urown of Houieraworth, democrut, hus
been elected governor of New Hamp
shire to ruccoed Governor AHwrt O.
Urown, republican, William N. Rog
ers, deniix rt, was ehctud to congress
from the First district.
Montsna.
If'-lenn, Mont., No, 8 Mmitauu baa
returned a ilemocrstlu senator, un
tented one republics n congressman
and filled the state's remaining va
cancy in tho lower house of congress
with a republican, It was Indicated
early today on tho face of returns
from moro than one third of the 1,525
precincts in the slate.
Htirton IC. Wheeler, democrat, of
Bui.te.ipparently has been elected by
a wid margin over Carl W. UlUdlcK,
republican opponont.
Delaware.
Wilmington, Del., Nov- 8, Thoma
F. Kny.'ird. on of (lie lat. Thoma
F. llayard, who wo aecrttnry of
state tinder O rover Cleveland, was
elected lo the United HI 11 tea senate
yesterday on the face of complete but
unofficial returns from Delewar. The
final returns today give:
Haysrd, 40,754, and Henntnr Cole
man Dtu'ont, republican, incumbent,
39,43),
Congressman I.syton, republican,
was defeated by William 11. Doyte
by more than 6,000 majority.
King I-emlx In Mali.
Bait Lake f'Uy, Nov. 8. l'nrfriclal
returns tabulated to 1 p. ui. today
glvo William H. King, democratic In
cumbent, a small lead over Krnest
Bamberger, republican, In tho Utah
race for the united Ktntes senator-
ship. King Is estimated to lend Hum
berger by 1,000 votes, with about half
tho state reported. '
Alabama.
Birmingham, '; Ala., Nov. . While
the democratic state ticket carried
every county In the state, according
to unofficial end Incomplete return,
republicans elected county officers In
Cleburn, Winston, Dckfllb and ChlltOfi
eountlc. Cullman .county which
elected ft' full county republican ticket
two years ego, reversed ttself and
elected democratic officers by a 2 to
1 vote.
Golf Is about tho only form of en
deavor In which a man may achieve
eminence without having it Bald of
him that his wife "ntndu" him.
Where are
, lV.
1 . mm
"i Mlimis
"Solid South' Once
More Reality lv
Kleetion Results
Itcimlilu'Mtis Driven
Slrongliolil (,aiiil
from
Ill
len iirce
V)20.
III
AtlaiiH, t'.i . Nov n
Tim ifemocnitlc "si. lid
tlly P I--
so'iili" otii-e
mk.iIii Is a 1 HMliiy i H r-ult of I11I
lots last In i titi'ids.i ' w in l'i I tU-o
linil, e oi'iiiuii lu n tin i, (mlay.
ld by Tennvsai-e, wbeio iM,eiii'r
Alf A, Tn lor, 1T inaiiy )e,ns u re
publi'-un lender of bin etiiic, npp..r-
ently list U l"fiiit,-d i,y Austin
Teuy und Cm dull Hull, 1 li.m 111.111 of
llio ilcnio'-iattc imi.in.l I'oiituilitct,
Inn riiiie, his seal In coogrrm, th
iiuinocritts ilioe tht n publii'tins lioiu i
the foothold the latter gnliie.l 111 19?"
lbs deimn'ral lmrejiee.1 (heir con
grnsnluniil 1 rjirt-wnlutloii from (.air
to eight In tht slut'-, reducing Un ir!
opponent from ftvu to tv.o. .
La I'ollrlte Pilr l'i I Inge
PItiralily in Wincoimin
Milwaukee, Nov,' , , plurality of
spproxl.nalely 2-'il,00ii seenn d appar
ent for Robert Sf, m Kollclte, re,
publican, relurneil ill Tuesday's eler
lion as Wlsi iiosln s I'nlted Hlatcs
senator. It Is llj heaviest endorse.
merit ever glveiw 11 lad;er publle
officer.
Return from 1,711 precincts out of
the states 2. 533 gave Henitor l.a Fol
lette 287,822; Mrs, Jessie Jack Hooper,
lif3HlrlH
H
say
cannot
warm
inexpensive is
you have not
tJid wraps we
SflCVTt
$9850
Vs. '
:W
V
you indiis Winter?
$v u rt 1 1
inoose cue lanu ui genuine
Stunmer weather all Winter
orida
Nearest and most favored of
places where comfortable accommodations suit
every purse where bathing, fishing, hunting,
sailing, golfing and motoring meet your highest
anticipations.
Plan now for Florida. And to enjoy your vaca
tion all the more, select the distinctive
Seminok
Jumtfed
Th l.l-nn, on-limt, all (! train Jjilv front ChUaa.
Itcktrmvillt lrt ihta a tltv andj a halt awav. A premier
train vl vomli'il, snki sivl (ourttty-dclKiuut anU
Lv. Chicautt vlaily 8:M p. m.
I 1 el l... ,i. ,lia, J f in
Arr. JtvltHinvUle 7i4S (2rul morning)
Coantith'tn l I'nion Smion (nr s'l I Ui.lt tt'tis
ltrvi'it. Jiwi(rHtia( (juipiMninii tI open
ttll.rk Uitns tltiuna (r aitj Mht. Ikf x.sN
lpin t.r In Sjttnnsh, iHrtip wtutikiu al t tottd
jhsju for lUtatu.
Cent!
iKinoitiii Indepemh nt, tS.6'.'; HucU
1 1 . , 111. piolilhill'in, tiTl.
( loscly followina I l'oll' '
lin pliitform .teimmit. Uiivoinoi
.l.,lie, who lllci I expected to ro
tint Imifi-st plniiility evor K'ven
a tvions!u govrrnor. Tho 1.151
n,iml of th stute toliJ lw
lllanie, Jrt7,.'iT.'.'. Itentley, ileliUH-rot III-o.p.-ndent,
3K,5;.6; Arnold, sisMullaf,
I5.W4; Well, prohibition, 1,770.
County Tickets
) Nolls Ml off tounty.
I th-ot 1 .ibluff. Nh.. Nov. I. Oiatviitl
' m.. 1 . . . . . t . . . m ......... ...... u
t-ieHlnm.e lici'll nimi ihbihj ii-n"-
' 1. ........ ll.l. .........I..,.. ll.iLaltf
til nils m-n i.'i, iiii-ti i-'im'i"i ii vmwt
as fi.ll'iwx cii'ik, liiirrous; register
of deeds, Ni-t Ic) ; ( i-eiisiil er, Kclllnldt;
sin 1 iff, KiH'iiig; atiorney, llelss; coin
i.ilK..S'iiei, ('(ablet, .Morrill.
keiltl Comity.
Ogallalll, Neb., Nov. 8. (tMii'iul
T' IcKtaiit.) The following count
te kef wa elei'teal; t'leik, Voo.uril.
ilniiocrnt; sheriff, llelssr, il'imxTnt ;
I'ouiiiilssluner, Denter, jirogrexalve;
treat, ur r, McMauiin'. republican,
Thurxtixi Couuly.
Punier, Nel)., Niv. 8. (rlpwcial.)
Hheriff Itiilledge, who was victorious
in the oiixler suit last summer, wan
difi .il' d by II' i' ('. .leiiscii, hill demo
cratic opiHineiit, by 11 narrow margin
ft 31 volex. Tim following cmintv (if
f livers Were elei-leil: Ri inttieiitst iv,
Williitm Mliikeit. republican; treai
tirer. Nellie llaker. ilennx-iut; clerk,
(1. (!. f infill, republican: attorney.
Marl. J. Kyiiii, democrat; suiveyoe.
It. II. Lynch, ilcnox ral. (.'011111111.
sioners: Klisl district, tV. II, Merry,
republteiiii: Third district, ' (!. Rosr',
republican; tilii rltltemleiit, Klb'tl M.
Urown.
'Die Prussian Millie I nl in Hcilln.
fi-undisl by Freilerk'k III. olawrvisl
lis 1 Oct It iiiitilvt-i siiry recenlly,
n
m
n
that a coat
be smart and '
and yet be
to admit that
seen the splen
arc showing at
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J r w 1
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