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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
MOUNTAIN LAKE STRIKE.
High Grade Copper Ore Has Been
Exposed In Tunnel.

A confirmation OF the report current
on the streets yesterday to the effect
that an important strike had been made
IN the Mountain Lake property of Jesse
knight, in the Little Cottonwood min
ing district has been obtained.
The Information has come from Pro-
vo, which place is the headquarters OF
all the knight companies, TO the effect
that ore had been encountered az a
point In the Steamboat tunnel about
$500 feet from the portal. The ore was
broken into Just as the men were quit
ting TO go on their Christmas vacation
and a lot OF samples were picked UP
hurriedly and brought down In cigar
box and sent to the Beck Tunnel Con-
sOlldated c0mpany's assay office In
Tmuc for testing with the result that
the assayer has reported values as high
as 40 per cent IN copper. Concerning
the new find an official Of the company
Is quoted as saying:
For 30 or 40 feet back Of the point
where the ore made its appearance,
the ground was highly mlneralized with
iron and some little copper, but II Is
about 400 feet from where II Is expected
TO cut the big contact ledge, and no
strike was anticipated. Several string
ers and small cross-fssures have been
encountered In running the tunnel, and
there Is a strong assure on the surface
at point that would correspond with
the point reached by the tunnel 1000
feet beneath the surface, Mr.. knight
was anxious that too much reliance
should not be placed IN what this strike
may amount to. He does not wish 10
conceal real news concerning the con-
dition Of the property. but he considers
| II too early to make claims for this
| .lsug1AuttrA 2 70. H.
/ more than n streak or q small pocket Of
| are, ard, until more Is known concern
| ing II, he considers 1t folly for any ono
| 10 become excited"
| Some interesting developments have
also been reported In the property of
the Big Cottonwood Gold & Conner
company. which adjons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
TINTICS WERE FAvoRITEs.
May Day Moves up u Few Notches--
Closing Quotations and Sales.

The forenoon sales OF the mining ex-
change were again confined mainly TO
Tintic stocks today. Nearly all had d
tendency to go up, with Carisa leading.
This stock sold up 70 Sc cents. while
May Day closed on sale at % cents.
Little Chief held its own, as did also
Sacramento, Emerald and Victor Con-
solidated. Brokers entered vigorously
Into the bidding for DAILY Judge and
the stock was furnished at si2625s and
sl2.l5. The report received from Fair
View, New, to the effect that the Ne
vada Hills company had cut an Inn
pOrtant ore body I'm what Is known
as No. 4 tunnel, has Il tendency to In
crease the demand Tor that stock.
Silver King sold as low as sl3.
The closing quotations and sales
We're
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
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NEW eoLDFIELD COMPANY.

The Goldheld Red Hin Mining com.
pany ~ Ogden filed @ copy Of it's arti-
cles Of Incorporation with the secretary
OF state. The capital stock OF the
company is N,OO0,000, divided into
sharese of the par value OF 81 each.
=. b. Critchlow Is president Charles 8.
Murphy first vie president: j. l.. Carl
som second vice president; f. L.
woods, secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
TRANSPORTS FOR SUPPLIES.

Washington, Dec. 2S.--Quartermaste
General Humphrey has notified secy.
Taft that he has available two trans
ports In which supplies for the Chinese
famine sufferers may be sent. These
are the Buford and the Warren. both
nj San Francisco. Secy. Taft upon the
recovering of Congress, will ask for
authority to- use one OF these vessels
for the relief mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
JOE DEDERICH HERE.
Confirms Report About Building OF
Good Springs Smelter.

Joseph Dederich, the well known con-
tractor who has located permanently
in Los Angeles came in from the SOUTH
west this morning to look after some
local mining interests.
When asked about his connection
with the Good Springs smelling enter
prise, confirmed the report he has OBJ
tanned q control Of the properties OF
that corporation. and that It is the IN
ntion 10 build lead smelter In the
near future.
Mfr. Dederich was greeted by many
Of his old friends during the day. He
expects TO remain here several days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
The Advance in Price
Of REAL ESTATE

has not caused us to Increase price
OF lots in Forest Dale. We do care.
though, to have purchasers, who
will be good neighbors II you are
In this class and ale looking for
home you cannot do better than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
TURKISH TROOPS TO WITHDRAW

Constantnople, Dec. &-The energetic
representations OF the Persian ambaesa.
doris against the Turkish occupation OF
Morgovar and Bend two points in Persian
territory, have resulted In orders being
issued for the withdrawal OF the Ottoman
troops, thus averting a threatened conflict
between the local forces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
RAISULI WON'T RESIGN,

Tangier, Morocco. Dec. 2s.--Accord-
ing TO the best information obtaInable
Ralsuli has refused to resign his COVER
norship and has sent his harem to the
mountains under the protection Of a
detachment of Kabyles and is prepar-
ing TO meet the forces OF War Minister
Gabbas at Zinat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28

per mine at Yerlngton, Nevada. is in
the city on a brief business trip. He
Is as enthusiastic as anyone about the
future of Yerington and anticipates
that the camp win grow into one OF
great magnitude
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HAVE YOU THE CHURCH WORKS,
No Latter-day Saints home should
be without set Of the standard
Church publications on tho center Ia
BILE or in the library, Send for IN, new
free catalogue. Deseret News Book
Store, Salt Lake City,
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II you haven't the time to exercise
regularly Doan's Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce a mild easy'
healthful action OF the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for them.
25c. '''
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. < r. @. Dec. "a, as, 81,
Jan J.

One single fare for the round trip
between any two points within the
State Of Utah only Final limit re-
turning January 7th. The Rio Grands
goes everywhere in Utah.
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GOLD MOULDED CYLINDER rec
ords guaranteed the best, CSC each,
Columbia Photograph CO., 327 South
Main.
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All printing specially attended 10 M
the Deseret News ONCE. Estimates
promptly furnished. Rush orders a
speciality.
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CANNON & CANNON

Buy and sell high class mining stocks
IS z South Temple 81. Tel, Bell H9li
Ind. 27S1.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
BROKERS, "a e. So. Temple. Both
Phones 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28

-, MOUNTS Mexican Hot tastes lust
like IL sounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-28
Barley, quiet: May. 1874; cash, 1lth
Corn, quiet; large yellow, lSodlI.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

SUGAR AND COFFEE
New York, Dec. 2S.--Sugar raw, steady,
Fair refining, 1-l6u3 3 S-32. Centrifugal 90
test, 9-1Gps 1888; nlolasses sugar, lS-15Q
2 1892.
Renned--steady. Crushed. $50; powder
ed. 49, graduated, $50.
Cofree-Quiet. No. Z Rio. 7isdTh
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Dec. 2s--Wheat close. March,
6s SID May, SIS AID.
The weather in England today was
cold.
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, 216 ID. J. Walker BLOCK
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r. Il. Snow & Co., Stock Brokers.
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phones ls7A
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p NJ. WEST & Co. stock brokers'
ID r. Walker Blk Tel 165. res 36l0-x
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OWNED TIE DOUGLAS.

II. +. Miller. the original owner Of
the now famous Nevada Douglas COP
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
- Satt del te' orgeien och lat far
or bora hur du spelar!

Satt del te' orgelen och lat far
bror bora hur du spelar!
Till all lycka lydde pojken och Dor
jade trampa och tappla och spela sa
att jag trodde ~sjelfvaste skam regera-
de orgelen. Det skar och det slet ]
orona pa mel och det pep och det sur
rade och brummade v&rre an pa en-
oxabacke. mar ALA kreaturen a. t0rsti-
ga och &c sci till att b0la pa en- gang.
bet var som en- million ilskna och m
da afgrundsandar kommit losa ! stu
gan. Jag kunde int berga mel. utan
shrek:
- Hva' 1 Herrans MANN d. delta for
slags spell?
Da d. Wagneri sa' pojken och
strackte pa sci.
Int vet jag hvad som menas med
Wagner. men nat rysligt ledt och sa-
taniskt matte da' vara.
Den stackars Jonas, som var mer "a
te' halften ihjalexercerad ,yred sci som
en- mask, der han sat- pa soffan, och
jag var glad att "a springa min vag sa
smart som m0jligt. Det ryser 1 mel
anda mar jag tanker pact. Men mar
jag gick pa wagon, kom det for mel. att
ON Jonas stode bi emot der exercisen
och den Wagner. sa wore han mer an
en- menniska.
Han stod int heller bi. Alta dar ef-
terat hade pojkarne e%xercerat och spe-
lat vettet ur honom sa helt och ballet,
att Diet int fanns en- endaste liten gni.
sta f0rnuft | honom. Han bara gjorde
stallningssteg och vralade sa lang da.
e var. Det var rem ynkligt att sc
honom. Och val var Diet, att de fingo
in honom pa hospitalet sd qvickt.
Men har jag ia int raft att tacka
Gu for Diet att jag slapp gifta mel med
Lissette. For hon hade nok attain drift.
Wit mel att skicka vara pojkar = ON
vi fatt nara, och det hade vi sakert =
te' att bli volentarer och oljenister, sd
att excis och spell k0rt ur mel da' lila
forstand Herren gett mel? slot Sven
s Magnis.
- 10, Diet har du visst! Och har sir
en-, hur ~forsynen drabbar pa den bon
de, som glitter sci utanfor sin egen
stamina och later sina barn ga ifran
jor'bruket och sla sci / slang med
krigsbefal a Wagner a dylikt, som e.
mot naturen ar! sa' Jodde 1 Kappado.
sien. Thure s.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

valstand framlefva sira dagar, ON
somrarna yid badorter, ON vintern i
beqvama stadshem. Nor "passar in
te' d ena eller andra stallet. Men en-
present da och da Dir Diet latt att gif-
va. och sedan den blifvit given. ar
samvetet ocksa latt.
Mangen far, som under sina krafts-
och yalmaktsdagar med outtr0ttlig G.
nergi och stora ekonomiska uppof7-
ringar sporrat sin son fran till EFT gift
vet NAL. hvarigenom sonen sedan Ian
ge uppnatt icke blot en- tryggad utan
fastan lysande staining, har pa aldre
dar ekonomiskt gait Oliver bord" och
lefver nu undangomd, pa en- liten So
mems ~nadegafva, knappt tillracklig att
fjirnIa den gamle fran luggslitenhe-
tens grams.
N8gon for Diet menskliga hjertat mer
smartsam erfarenhet an barns otack-
samhet, lar jordelifvet icke ha att blu.
da.
Vid all fostran af barn Dor derfor
StOTsta ylgt laggaS pa hJertats egen-
skaper. Kunna dessa ~utvecklas 1 god
riktning, skall en- odlad intelligens
forst ia slit rata varde och fora fran
till lycka, afven ON intelligensen Ell DIR
af det Stag som 1 kapplopningen ON
brodet kommer in som No. /. Vid all
barnuppfostran horde Diet "~gammalmo-
olga" hedrandet af %foraldrar strangt
framhallas som ~nodvandigt.
Gl0mda foraldrar kunna annu alska
sina barn, men barn som glomma Okla
lidandets stora b0rda pa jorden, och
ON delta ume af moderna andar
icke stamplas SON "synd', Or Diet ju
likvisst afven ur modern synpunkt
lagt, da Diet icke bidrager att / verl-
den fora kulturen framat.
bet glomda: "hedra fader och mo-
der, maste alter och alltjemt bill ihag-
kommet! M. G.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

ofver f6rmaean. Hon: - Aldrig ser
nj min man skratta at sina egn,
qvickheter.
Han: - Nej. men det kan man dc
heller int begara....
Fur lanet. Makan: - Har star 1
tidningen ON cit fruntimmer, som
stortade ut genom fonstret, mar hon
stod och sag efter EFT annat fruntim,
mer FOR att Ia reda pa hvad hon hads
pa sig.
Maken: - ia. Diet Or ju hvad jas
alltid har sagt. Nj Qvinnor Ga alldeles
for 'langt att 1 Gilt f8lja moderns.
Under FS~rIefninson talar han och
hon lyssnar. Efter br6llopet III de,
tvartom eiler ocksA ta!a bGda och graz,
rsrna gSsra.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
bet gI0mda.

... "4
"Allt godt at barnen!" ar EFT Stag
ord / var It'd. bet moderna strafvan-
Diet tar kurs med Diet vaxande slagtets
intressen som ledfyr. For barnens ut
bildning, for deras syn pa tingen och
framtidsresurser glomma foraldrar nu-
mera Ell sallan bade sig ~sjelfva och sin
ofriga nasta.
bet har ju funnits tider, da barnet
var sd foga beaktadt som blifvande
personlighet, att f~oraldrar abGolut eff
ter sodtfinnande satte den kulor de
behagade pa dess t~illvaro. Och hvilka
grymheter ha Ell blifvit begangna i en-
torment foraldravisdoms MANN! ON
barnen da vid mogen alder, i kansla af
att de voro offer for harda foraldrars
tyranni, genom att visa bitterhet eller
gl6mska lato dessa gamla skorda hvad
de satt, var jul delta, ehuru beklagligt.
icke alldeles onaturligt. Men Diet will
synaS,s som ON v6rdnad och tillgifven-
het fran barnens sida oftare framtrad-
NC L lluSA oil \ bSI SiL"
giosa budet "hedra fader och moder"
hade annu hafd och efterlefdes, afyen
der dot for den enskilde pa CODA grun-
der bjod ganska mycket emot.
Lefnadstonen och sederna / altman
het ha ju l stort taget blifvit mildare
och humanare. En- demokratisk r0rel-
Sc har tvingat uppmarksamheten icke
blot pa lagre klassers behof utan af-
ven pa ALA beroendes vilkor, hvarige-
nom dessa blifvit 1 vasentlig man for
battrade. Men inom det moraliska
omradet DR. olikheten med hvad som
varit mindre till var lids favor, an
onskligt wore.
1 afseende pa forhallandet till f0ral-
drar har Diet annu icke visat sig, att
barnen af var It'd, for hvilka sa myc-
ket offrats och som blifvit af sina for
aldrar sa ~hansynsfullt behandlade. ha
tiders. Den som med vakna ogon ser
sig ON 1 lifvet, observerar ganska ofta
sorgliga s~kuggsidor Just l delta fall.
sd LANCE far och NOR ha nagot att
gifva och %uppoffra, arc de bra att ha,
men ha de lemnat ifran sig eller forlo-
rat hvad de egt, och ha de unga hun
nit sa langt, att de nagot sd mar sta
digit sta pa egna fotter, anhalla de att
ga skota sig sjelfva', och tveka sal
Ian att. utan afseende pa f0raldrars
ogillande, CORA som de villa.
Man har sedan gammalt med afsmak
och fasa betraktat det bland bondfol-
ket brukliga neutrality-suspicious., som
1 manga fall ledt till u~pprorande brott,
da barnen skaffat de gamle, som lef-
vat for LANCE, ur verlden. Mera b!l-
dade KAISER, som last rattegangsrefe-
rat och som sett motivet behandladt 1
l%itteraturen, ha som sagdt kant sig ODE
hagligt berorda af "folkets" mojlighe-
ter till morkt f6rfall. Sallan har man
betankt. att afven ytterst humanisera-
de individer ofta visa en- upprorande
likgiltighet for gamla foraldrar.
.Det ar felaktigt att, da svara sidor
framtrada hos nagon. skrifva delta pa
rakningen af hans brist pa "bildning".
Bildning kan hjelpa till att dolja
hardheten hos EFT hjerta, men helper
icke mot hardheten sjeif.
Mangen gammal NOR strafvar sig
fran, fattig och ensam. aret rundt. me-
can gifN "bildads' barn a skilda hall
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
En-, som inte stOd bi.

bet hollis vaccinationsmote | socken-
stugan och vi hade skjutsat ner vara
hustrur tillika med de smA kralingar-
ma, som skulie ''ympas". Qvinfolken
h0llo till inDe | sko,salen och der var
EFT hiskeligt kolorum med fruntim-
mersprat och ~barnaskrik, sd att man
lcke flick oronljud. DE; var ALT ON
kring en femtio q~vinnor och annu fie-
"a %barnungar. ty t%yillingar arc inte sd
varst sallsynta | socknen. gunas. bet
des ballrande och b6lande och skaran-
De Diet skulle vara inne l salem. vi
karlar stodo int ut med Diet i langden
1tan vi gingo ut och satte oss pa sitt-
plankan vid ringmuren kring kyrko-
garden, der folket for Diet mesta haller
till under gudstjensterna nu for tiden.
! Der pratade vi hit och dit ON ba'
nytt och nattgammalt.
& Pl0tsligen utbrast Sven Magnis 1
Lunnag8rd, hvilket hemman ligger
ifngst ute 1 0stra kanten af socknen:
- Tank hvad vi ha a tacka Gu for,
som fatt behalla vart yeti!
Mar vi undrade och sporde hvad som
dref honom att sa der apropa komma
med EFT sadant der sanningsrop, sva.
rade Sven Magnis att han kommit att
tanka pa Jonas | Vestraby, som de
nyss skickat till h%ospitalet.
- Iahn AK, ~ "a r2ttf No. A,yos
gick at honom? Han brukade jul int
vara stolleter.
- 10, han blef precis fjallig, och
mar jag tanker pa att jag sjelf var't
nara deran att raka | Diet elande, som
vred vettet pa sned for Jonas, sa kans
Diet litet underligt. lat Sven Magnis.
- Hvad menar du nu? gapade vi
andre.
? -Ah, jag menar att Diet var pa EFT
har mar att jag blifvit glitter med hen
ne, som nu a. hustru at Jonas och hade
jag da' blett, suite jag kanske nj ma
en- tvangstroja pa mel inne pa 'spet-
talen".
. = Du uttr0cker del donkelt, Sven
Magnis ,donkelt som en- abbekat. Hvem
DIR god till att forsta hvad du menare
Int DR. Diet hustrun, som gjort Jonas
spettalmessig! invande vi.
~ - Int DR. hon precis skuld till'et.
Men ON han int fatt henne, hade han
haft vettet behalf, han som vi!
49, bet hAr far du lof reda ut, Sven
Magnis!
- Jaha, da' ska jag g6ra, for da' d
en- larorik handelse. Saken var den,
att hon tjenade som kammarjungfru |
ungdomen hos b~rukspatron 1 Vaga-
holm. Hon var lite gram pa den IT,
den, ska jag saga er. Och gladlatt var
hon och EFT rysligt pojkatycke hade
hon. Hon var, ia hon var som - ia,
hur ska jag saga nu? Hon var som en-
Anglabulle eller en- engel, hvilket nj
viii. En- kunde int ST henne, utan att
en- blef forvillad och flick hjertat |
otakt. Gu ska veta hur manga steg
Jag sprang for hennes skull ON natter
ma. En- hel seminar kunde jag hvar-
ken alta eller sofva regalt for henres
skull. Jag gick till "kloka", som skull
70 hjelpa mel tillratta med henne, sa
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
SkGmtlYnne.

Do Bismarck Skuiie dueIlerG mel Iir-
chou, sdnde han EN- ryttmastare til ho-
non som s%ekundant.
- Hvilket vapen, 81 Nirchow.
- bet bestlmmer hr professor. 81
Sekundanten.
- Da tar jag trikiner, sa' Virrhow. vi
ia iva fiaskstycken. Diet II fuIlt med,
Diet andra utan trikiner. Vi bInda for
0gonen och Ia hvar slit och atL up det
vi fatt fatt i.
Som be&ant blef duellen icka e.
Eel pd MANN.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06
UDpSklut 81.
Melodi: "Bj6rkens hemllghet'
"vid den klara RANDI.

"vid den klara randi.
Midi | gr5nan skog.
Staliet vet jag nog,
Liten kalla log
Mot en- sparf / allen.
Sorgsen satt pa gren
Stackars liten en-:
Han var ensam och allen.
"Hvarfor sorjer dur"
Sporde kalIan nu,
"Se, du eyer ju
Alt hvad du beh0fver.
F0rr sa skont du qvad
Bland de gr0na blad.
Suing en- visa och var glad!"
Kan eJ, lila van,
SADIE sangaren,
"Ty mig jagaren
Ut yingen sarat.
Sc, han kommer der
Och mitt lif begar
Sag, hvar finnes raddning harp"
Ned till mig blot far,
Sade kallan klar,
"Och du fristad har.
Ingen skall dig hitta
Ibland gras och stra,
Som omkring mig sta,
Skan d. sakert g0msle "a.
Men for sent han fog
Fran sin plats sa hog
Och till kallan sm0g.
Vingen a for bracklig.
Smart EFT skott nu ljod:
Aliens STAN vardt rod.
Lille sangaren var dod.
bet firms mangen en-,
Som pa sakra ben
Tror Gig sta, da rem
Faran ar for handen.
Har pa lifvets hat
Mangen gar 1 Qvaf,
Forran han vet ordet af.
Att du ma ia frid
Efter lifvets strid
Bed ON HELP | It'd
Emot ondskans makter.
Men mark val min van,
Help fran himmelen
Ar den basta hjelpen an.
GustavJs.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-04-06

Frun: - Jag har skankt en- slant till
hvarje Pal, Per och Pitter som bcdt
mig.
Lufaren: Pardon, min nadigo. Jag
dr hvarken den enc eller den andre.
ia heter herr Nickolau, Gu,ttf AdoIph
JakOpzohn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-06

who actually stopped the trusts from
robbing TIL people,"
ELECTED governor, will you endeavor
to at once institute the REFORMS and
carry out the principles called for in
your PLATFORM
II shall begin at once within the first
hour after my Inauguration. Two years
is ever too short a time to accomplish
what l hope to be able to do, and l
certainly shall not waste any of that
time"
Mr.. Hearst further said that if elect
ed ne would continue his fight against
the trusts; If Mayor Mcclellan was
shown to have been illegally seated the
courts would unseat him, and II Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, or any other
official removable by the governor, was
incompetent or fails to serve the in
terests of the people, he would be re-
moved.
Everywhere that Mr.. Hearst APP
peared great tnrongs cheered him
wildly. The candidate had in a great
measure recovered his voice which had
bothered him and was evidently in ex-
cellent spirits. Mr. Hearst closed his
campaign as far as speechmaking was
concerned at an Italian American cit
zens meeting held after which crowd
of several thousand residents of the
Italian colony gathered arouI-d his
automobile and cheered for fully ten
minutes.
| my no on,
wound up with big demonstrations.
Mr.. Hughes was given an enthusiastic
reception at all his meetings. There
was at each place some effort at inter-
ruption and cheers for Hearst, but the
interruptors We're elected by the po-
lice. At Camp Hughes in Harlem, SO
great was the crowd that a temporary
panic followed an attempt by those
inside the hall to break through the
police lines. A few persons Were
injured in the crush, but quiet was
finally restored.
Late tonight Chairman Woodruff
gave out his final message from repub-
lican headquarters, calling on every
voter to cast his ballot.
How can there be any doubt?" he
asks, that tomorrow's election will re-
suit in a triumph for decent govern
ment which will be memorable in the
history of the politics of the whole
country, and unparalleled In the his.
tory of the politics of this state?"
Chairman Ihmsen of the Independ
ence League state committee, ISSUED
the following:
Il have no reason to change my
mind as to the result of the electio,
tomorrow. Mr.. Hearst will be elected
governor of the state of New York b!
100000. He will carry Kings county b!
5000 and wipe out the normal repub
/, lican plurality above the Bronx.
"Our friends up the state are not a
all dismayed by the great sums O
money that the republican manager
have sent UP there"