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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
MARYLAND ONLY
DOUBTFULSTATE:
ELECTORS SPLIT
OFFICIAL COUNT IS NEARLY
COMPLETED
FIGURES SHOW SEVEN FOR
BRYAN; ONE FOR TAFT
Colorado Safely in Democratic Coll
umn and Republicans Show
Plurality of 800 Votes
in Missouri
tBy Associated Press.l

NJ EW YORK, Nov. 5.-The members
ship Of the electoral college which
~ will choose the next president of
the United States was still in doubt
when the official counters in Mary
land abandoned their task for the
night.
According to the best information
obtainable, the proportionate numbers
of Republican and Democratic electors
will be determined by division of
Marylanas eight votes. Half of the
city of Baltimore and two of the
twenty three counties outside of that
city are still to be counted, but there
is strong indication that the state
vote will be split. In any event. the
margin of victory will be so small that
the state was claimed tonight by the
leaders of both parties.
Though the splitting of a states elec-
toral vote is unusual, it will be recalled
that in 1904 Maryland chose one Re-
publican and seven Democratic elect
ors.
Missouri appears to be safely for
Taft, to whom the latest returns give a
! plurality of 3OO with the prospects that
the few final districts will double or
treble these figures.
Congressional Complexion
Conceding Missouri to- Taft and
leaving Maryland to be split between
him and Bryan, the figures show 319
Republican electors assured and 165
Democratic.
Latest congressional returns indi-
cate the next congress will be composed
of 2l6 Republicans and 175 Democrats,
a majority for the Republicans of Al.
The returns for the Socialist and Pro-
hibition parties are still far from COM
plete but indicate hopes of the Socialists
have not been realized, and those of
the Prohibitionists i'm certain sections
where gains had been expected have
been disappointing. The figures for the
/ Independence party vote are also in
sufficient to give an accurate idea of
what that party accomplished.
| Outside of the returns political inter
| est was 'engaged today in = exchange
| of messages of congratulation and
/ thanks between Mr.. Bryan and Mr.
| Taft; statement by Mr. Bryan, in
| which he sets forth his determination
to continue his good work for the good
of all in the capacity of a private citi-
zen, and the annou~ mt by Mr.
Sherman that it cost him just 500 to
be elected vice president.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
GOVERNOR WARNER HAS
WIDE ENOUGH MARGIN
TO INSURE REELECTION

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.-Governor
Fred NJ Warmers plurality for re-
election stands tonight between 1888
and 11,136, with the count in Wayne
county virtually complete, and with
fairly complete returns from the state.
The Free Press gives Warmers plu-
rality in Wayne county as 4309 and his
upstate plurality 3146, making a total
of 1858.
plurality as II 1,136, with four precincts
missing in Detroit.
Philip Breitmeyer, Republican, was
elected mayor of Detroit by plurality
of 242S over Mayor w. B. Thompson,
Democrat.
Apparently only two Democrats have
been elected to the state legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
SAY ELDRIDGE
PROFITED BY
$4,000 ROAD
BUILDING OF HIGHv'A!Y MAY BE
INVESTIGATED
THoRoUeHFARE PROFITABLE TO
SUPERVISOR, ALLEGED
Philo J. Beverldge of Hollywood
Throws Some SideIights While
Testifying in Suit Against
"Solld Three"

VN HERE were some revelations dur
ing the testimony of Philo j.
Il Beveridge yesterday in the bond
injunction suits which had nothing
whatever to do with the private sale
or the w. p. Jeffries contract for fur
nishing the bonds. These may lead 10
another investigation of the power
welded by certain members Oh lhe
board of supervisors.
During the business panic last year
pressure was brought on the board
10 appropriate money to pay men en-
gagged in road work or any otner en-
nloyment by which the wolf could be
kept from the door. Fifteen thousand
dollars was appropriated from one OF
the funds in the control of the super
visors, the amount to be expended III
road building
The money was spent. A large num-
her of men were sent out in relays To
work on the road. They were bene-
fitted, no doubt, but as a result OF the
facts CLEANED in yesterdays proceed
ings the inquiry has arisen, Were they
and the citizens of the county gener-
ally the only persons aided as "a result
of this work?"
The road work was done in Laurel
canyon, and the outcome of the labor Is
tndI one OF IIlG iIlOSl liNtdl NSHHS AAi5A-
ways in California has been provided
Other than that it is beautiful and that
it has enhanced the value of property In
that vivinity, it is said the utility OF
the roadway is nil.
Who Benefited7 Is Query
Then, who benefited by the work
many are asking.
Philo ]. Beveridge of Hollywood
member of the good roads advisory
board. was a witness in the bond in
junction suits yesterday. One of the
reasons, he said, urged by the "solio
three for a quick sale of the good
roads bonds was that they wanted tc
give work to ie men.
'They told ms they had spent $4,000
of the county's money on one piece oi
road in Laurel canyon. rms road runs
to Bungalow Land.
II asked Supervisor Eldridge while
we were on a 81 1T car one day where
he lived, and ne said Bungalow
Land"
1t is the general opinion in Holly
wood, which is adjacent to the can
yon, that Eldridge has a large share
in Bungalow Land. There is no ques'
tion, say many, that this property ha;
been enhanced in value by the new
road. or rather the reconstruction of thu
old highway, and whether the super
visor who would naturally be benefited
by the improvement used his influence
to have the work done in this place Is
a matter for speculation, and, perhaps
investigation.
Injunction Case Near End
Taking of testimony in the two in
junction suits, one to restrain the boarc
of supervisors from proceeding further
with the sale of the good roads bonds
(Cnnfinred ON Page Ihreel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
HEARST PARTY
DOWN AND OUT
DOODLE DEES POLL ONLY ONE
PER CENT
Cannot Be Placed on Ballot Agar
Except by Petition Signed by
Three Per Cent of
Voters

The doodle-dee, Hearst or Independ-
ence party is officially dead-even
worse.
"The Independents cast about per
cent of the total vote in California, and
is wiped out of existence, except SO
far as Mr.. Hearsts managers may
wish to take time to audit the bills, y
said leading Democrat after reading
the election figures yesterday.
"fUnder the state law party must
cast at least per cent of the total
vote to maintain it's right to place
on the ballot. AS the doodle dee or
ganization failed to record even half
of 8 per cent, its resurrection can only
be possible by the same routine
through which any entirely new party
must goa petition bearing the sigma
ture of per cent of the qualified
voters. Unless the Independence
league can be of catspaw advantage to
the Republicans in future it is not
likely to appear above the surface
again. for only some such contingency
can give ii a petition with enough
names to bring it into existence.
I'm the two strongholds of the
Hearst henchmen, Los Angeles and
San Francisco, the party's gasp was
on l per cent basis. In Los Angeles
the doodle dees came up 762 strong in
a total Of 70, SGT votes cast, or 81 votes
more than exactly per cent. In San
Francisco they were about the same
distance away from carrying the city.
The total vote in San Francisco was
81, ,597 of which the Independence
league was content to take 746, leaving
6O,S51 to be divided among other par
ties.
tions of California, and reports from
other states say that Hisgen ran as
far behind the predictions of his
champion as he could without an in
iudicious use of the minus sign"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
GRAND OPERA STAR IS
FRUSTRATED BY ILLNESS

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-Madame
Emma Calve. the grand opera star, is
prostrated by illness in this city, with
prospects that she will be confined to
her room for ten days or more. She
will not be able to fill her engagement
here tomorrow night.
She came here from Erie, Pa, at A
p. m. today to be soloist tomorrow at
the opening of the season of the Pitts
burg orchestra. She has been suffering
from the grip, to which her collapse is
attributed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
COLORADO RETURNS SHOW
STATE SAFELY FOR BRYAN
WITH PLURALITY OF $500

DENVER, Nov. 5.-Party headquar-
ters and newspapers have virtually
quit compiling returns on Tuesdays 8
election and will depend upon the coun-
ty canvasses, which must be made
within ten days after election day. for
exact figures on results. Bryan's plu-
rality in the state will be in the neigh
borhood of $500, while Shafroth, Demo-
crat, for governor. win exceed this by
approximately 1000.
All of the other Democratic candi-
dates for state offices are running close
with Shafroth except Musser and
White. supreme court justices. Both
are running considerably ahead of the
ticket.
Late returns indicate larger Demo-
Continued on Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
ECUADOR CONGRESS
ENDS IN FREE FIGHT
Minority Accuses Ministers of Grating
and They RetaIiate with Physical
Violence in Which Many
Are Wounded.
rBy Associated Press.l

QUITO, Ecuador. Nov. 5.-The ex-
traordinary session of the Ecuadorean
congress has just been concluded with
riotous scenes that ended in a serious
fight.
A number of the ministers, es-
pecialIy the minister of finance, were
warmly attacked by the minority in
the house, who accused them of being
participants in extensive frauds.
The supporters of the government re-
taliated by assaulting the minority
deputies while they were leaving the
congress and many of the latter were
wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
HIGH OCEAN SWELL TAKES
MUNICIPAL WHARF AWAY

SAN LUIS OPISPO, Nov. 5,-After
rocking the Cambria wharf for two
days, the Pacific oceans high swell
carried the wharf away today
The wharf was constructed recently
by the county at cost of $35,OOO and
had not yet paid a cent of profit.
II Is doubtful If the supervisors will
eve, xssnstruct another wharf.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
New York Makes Gains

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Undaunted by
figures from the west showing a heavy
falling off in the Socialist vote in sup
posed Socialistic strongholds, state
headquarters of the party in New York
reiterated today that when all returns
are in it will be shown that the total
vote is double or almost double that
of 1904, which was $4,000. The New
York state vote for E. V. Debs for
president estimated on the basis of
returns received at state headquarters
was placed at between 40, 900 and $4,000.
The state vote in 1904 was 35,000
In 1906, with the Independence league
in the field, it dropped to 21.751. Gen
orally speaking, the upstate Socialist
vote showed a falling off in the cities
and increases in the small towns. Few
complete returns by counties had been
completed, but the Socialists cite the
case of Schenectady, where the vote
was for Debs this year 1900 as COM
pared with SIT in 1904. Considerable in
creases were shown in Chautauqua
county, where Dunkirk gave Debs 20S
votes as compared with only 19 four
years ago.
In Greater New York. where, accord
ing to the Socialist daily paper Of this
Continued Page TwO)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
LOCAL

Highwaymen hold up three men near Holly
wood and because one did not put up his hands
quickly enough bandit shot him in Jaw ne
may die.
Guy Hadley, who is charged with shooting
his Wife sentenced 10 ten years at Folsom
After hearing fate he confesses his name Is
Hamlet, and gambling caused his downfall
Citizenship papers are denied to George B.
Purvis. proprietor of resort in Arcadia, be-
cause of ALLEGED immoral character
Five men ir1ured, two seriously. by col
lapse of cupola at Jeffries Vernon arena
Workman imprisoned two hours by being
buried beneath avalanche or earth IN sewer
trench at S,oring near Seventh street.
Los Angeles county Democrats are not dis
heartened by defeat Of their ticket
Superintendent E. C. Moore of city schools
expresses hope school system will be eliminated
from politics and persons having at heart
welfare of children will be placed in charge
Judge Conrey asks attorney for plaintiff In
divorce suit to bring defendant wife and heI
mother into court to explain some inconsistent
statements made by husband.
Pasadena is helping to raise the fund neces-
saiy to pay debts Of the Bethlehem institution
of Los Angeles.
Fire commission ac ,epts offered free option
on site at Slauson avenue and Figueroa street
available for engine horse.
Conduit work ON Owens river aqueduct costs
less than estimated at outset.
Three japanese fined at Long Beach fol
giving schoolboys liquor which caused then
to get Intoxicated.
Gordon & mmee newsboy, San Pedro loses
finger and \ umb by explosion of dynamite
cartridge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
COAST

8 N F ancisco cashier is arrested on
CHI rye CT embezzling funds OF bank which
hi adm ts
I Mem ier of one of Southern California q
I ist known Mexican families commits sui
Il lde at San Diego by drinking carbolc acid.
/ Cambria dock which cost county $685. 900
carried away by hezyy ocean swell
Loggers in Washington lumber camps arm
( themselves and prepare to resist search for
alleged outlaw.
Fire chief and three fremen are injured
when wall of Yacht club falls at Alameda
gRuef jury is completed after two weeks
work aud taking of testimony VIII begin to-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
TIE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity; Cloudy
Friday; light northeast wind changing
to southwest. Maximum temperature
yesterday, SO degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06
EASTERN

Tables compiled at national headquarters
show Democrats have gained nine congress-
men.
Debs and national committeeman tell
reasons for apparent falling off in socialist
vote.
Brakes of, stage coach in Kansas. gives
way, overturning vehicle and all passengers
are injured, one fatally.
Charles w Morse and alfred H. Curtis
found guilty on two counts and mNst go to
prison
Fou. miners are buried alive in Illinois
when explosion wrecks shaft
Fe eral Judge uphods Yirginia's new con-
stitution disfranchising negroes.
Simple remedy found for treatment OF
tuberculosis of the bones proves remarkably
effective.
Telephone company furnishii service tc
Illinois and Iowa cities goes into hands oi
receiver.
FOREIGN
Death 81 former President Palma of Cuba
caused by gastrltis complicated with pneu-
monia.
Fight between ministers and minority
deputies follows adjournment of Ecuadorean
congress.
Negotiations with Turkey are moving
slowly and Bulgarian officials are growing
impatient at delay.
Roman paper asks if Taft will appoint
Diplomatic representative to Holy See.
Wilbur Wright, American aeroplanist, Is
signally honored by Frenchmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-06

rlIIC E11M MAS pROnIICEn FRnM nae
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WAMTED-MaIe

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PRESBY TERRAIN
ASSEMBLY
ENDED
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CHURCH GOVERNMENT
Appointment Of Executive
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ElNE NNGOEN COWS.

/ have 1000 registered and high
grade AuEoru Bucks, Does ana Kids
for sale. Prices reasonable WIN sell
amy number to suit the buyer. These
goats are good heavy shearers and
win bear critical inspection, Come
and sec them or write what you want
NJ. r, McCRORY NJ. D.,
San MarCill, n. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS

HAIR WORK-Ladics save your
combIngs and have puffs and
switches made. A supply kept on
hand. Out of town orders solicited,
Mrs. IL. e. Rutherford, Sir South
Broadway. JIG
RESSMAKING -- Charges reason
able. MIS-. McVay eos North Arno.
Phone | I'D.
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HELP WANTEp--Female

WANTED-Ex Experienced salesWoman
al 'fhe Economist, No other need
apply. II
WANTED--At once, Woman for gem
eral housewOrk Good wages 2l6
NOrth MINI street. u
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spray and vhiteva-h pumps, Com
pressed air and force pumps, various
sizes, value from 500 to $3.50. \ good
pump i- "a safe means at keeping lice
nom hen houses. The next few
months are the ones la which Ncrmiu
multiply with great rapiditN, =. "
EEE G02~6Ot y. f~t 81 25c can OF
Ph,no Chloro win make Is gallons Of
lice killing liquid for spraying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-01
THIRD STREET
MEAT MARKET
All Kinds of Fresh and salt Meats
Steam Sausage Factory.
EMIL kLEINMORT.
MASONIC BuIIdI0g, NOrtN Nm
c. y. GRANDE.
sos North Broadway.

Newly furnished rooms In new
building, singh or en- suite, with bath;
by the day, week or month, at rea-
sonable prices. Sole agent for Tijeras
Canyon lime, Saloon; imported and
domestic liquors and cigars.
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TORY AND MOUNTAIN WOOD:
ptNION FENCE POSTS. GALLUP
LUMP coal, $3.50 PER TON. BUN
ANY Old TIME.
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Beginning today hacks will be fur
pished by OakCys hack line at all
hours of the day and night. Prompt
and satisfactory service Telephone
1876 or 1876 II
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FOR RENT-MIsceIIaneous

FOR RENT -- Good pasturage In
qulre at Be2emeks dairy, North
Fourth street II
For RENT Parties leaving For the
summer desire to rent their house
furnished or part of same; modern
in an appointments; no health seek
ers. Enquire ~ w. cold ave tC
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WINDOW SHADES

Experienced saleswoman at Tn,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-You lady desires two
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% osss >
An advertisements in the Clas-
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Journal viii probably rent 9
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.
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w. L.TrimbIe & Co.

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Personal Property Loans
STORAGE

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way. iG
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-11-13
BISMARCK BREvITlES.

Herbert Lucy is reported very sick
with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. Trauernicht visited
relatives in Ironton Monday.
The new dwelling house of Mrs.
Ida Wood is nearing completion.
DR.. J. l.. Eaton visited Esther
professionally last Sunday evening.
John Finley and family have ar
ranged to occupy the Bert Barrett
house, now vacant.
Rev. Webb, the new Baptist min
lister from Arkansas, will arrive here
with his family this week.
Judge Tulloch has completed n
splendid piece OF road near town on
the Bismarck and Flat River road.
William Tumbleson was badly in
iured by an iron pipe striking him
on the head at Flat River Tuesday
morning.
The High school here is having
thesmost successful year in its his
tory. The corps of teachers are
high class and seem especially adap-
ted to their work.
Private walks have been repaired
by the owners until now Bismarck
can be justly proud of its splendid
sidewalks.
Hrvey Duncan of Kansas, who re-
Gently purchased an interest In the
Bismarck Telephone Company, is
expected here this week to take
charge of the Telephone Company's
affairs.
John X. Walsh and forty of the
Illinois Southern Railway officials
were here Sunday. Their special
remained here and at the Federal
mill, for considerable time. A
new time card on the Southern is
expected soon.