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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-26
Virginia.

NJ E Aid Society met at Geo.
Pahlman's Thursday afternoon.
There We're % present. They sewed
carpet rags for Mrs. Pshlmsn. We
understand each member paid into
the treasury ten cents. 4 hat hall
day is called the quiet half day. Their
minds are turned to things above.
The fashions and worldly things are
laid aside for that day,
Mrs. Win McKibben went to War
rensburg Tuesday 10 see her sick
daughter, who was down with she
measles. The doctor told her she
could take her hume. She brought
her home Wednesday. At this writ
lug she Is doing we'll.
Do not forget temperance day,
March the 29th. The young folks at
the Christian Church will hsvespecial
program for that day and night.
Mrs. Carrie Hudelson, Of Adrian, will
be present. Other ladies OF Butler
have been invited to talk. The young
folks will fill up with their short and
spicy temperance pieces between
talks, good music, instrumental and
vocal. II you want to hear some.
thing good and see the little folks
perform, come one, come all. We
pay no attention to what the Senate
Judiciary Committee decides that
states have no control over the whis.
key question.
Charley Vert is letting the wind
pump water for his stock,
Misses Bertha aud Ruth Seelinger
came out with Volns McFadden from
Butler Friday. Their sister is teach.
Ing at Grand View. Mrs. Mct'adden
entertained them Saturday and Sab
bath. Miss Seelinger's school will
close Friday of this week.
Miss Ethel Wheatly and Ule Hin
son were married Wednesday. They
moved on what ia known as the Willy
Adams farm near the southeast
corner OF Charlotte township They
are both In the prime OF lie and
know how to work. Success to them
through life. May many flowers be
cast along their pathway OF lie.
We notice that the directors In the
Virginia school district have notices
up to vote on new school house or
repair the old one. 1t is a good
frame. The siding and windows have
seen their day
There was a local optionist and a
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-26
Passaic.

Our W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Geo.
Brummett's on Tuesday and spent
the day working on quilt, but did
not get IL finished, we understand.
They meet at the parsonage the next
meeting.
Asa Roster was In our town on
Thursday doing some trading with
Mr.. Timmons
Mrs Bet,ie Stanley and daughter
Gladys we're visiting with her sister
Mrs. Geo. Brummett, on Thursday
She came up on she morning train
and returned on the evening train to
her home In Butler. We understand
she was at prayer meeting before she
returned home.
Lewis c. Eichler was in our little
village Thursday morning on busi-
ness.
Claud Brummett is away at work
Why don't some OF the rest OF US 20
and do likewise and make a little
money for ourselves instead OF work
Ing for Street & Walker pressing
brick. We had better be doing some.
thing Tor we will not always have
dads house to 60 TO, so We had bet
ter try to layby something for a
rainy day, for it is coming TO us
sure, 30 look out and fix yourself FOR
1t as best you can. Let US dig out,
what say We?
There Is prayer meeting here every
Thursday evening and expect the
preacher would be glad TO have you
come TO the meeting, as not many
come out. Let us start in and 20
and help make q congregation any
how. All right let US see you out
next Tuesday eve.
Mrs. Silas Fulk and daughter were
callers at the parsonage on their way
home from Mrs Brummett's.
Miss Edith Timmons is not able
to 20 to school on account OF her
eyes. We trust they will soon be all
right 80 she can return to school
Oscar Wineland is about the
busiest man In town keeping the
farmers plows in shape to be used.
The farmers are very busy turning
the soil and getting in their oats,
and It Is time they were In the
ground.
George Brummett and son we're
hauling hay Thursday and putting
It In the barn.
tell you about as funny eight
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-26
Confederate Reunion in June.

Birmingham, Ala. March % :
Major-General j. W. Halliburton, U
C. v, OF Joplin, Mo-, arrived In Biz.
mingham to obtain suitable quarters
for the entertainment OF the Missouri
Division OF the Confederate Veterans
at the reunion to be held here June
8, 10 and IL. He finally decided up.
on the place for the entertainments OF
his comrades and will be here several
days.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-26

John Z'nn.
Homer Drysdale sold his' house. lot
and barn TO DR.. Smith. AARON.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-26
II IT :; BURPEES II II i
GARDEN SEEDS THAT GROW.

Bulk Cabbage Seed have In stock Burpees special stock
OF Early Jersey Wakefield Early Winnpstad Early Flat
Dutch Burpees Early Ahesd Burpees ry Baseball Earl
lest Esmpes, Danish Baheai Extra Early Express Hen.
dersons Early Summer sure Head. Charleston Wakefield
Premium Late Flat Dutch. Large Late Drumhead Large
Red Drumhead for pcklng All grown by w. Atlee Burpee
Bulk Tomato Seed: have In stock Burpees Earliest Pink,
Earians, Acme Truckers Favorlte. Chalks Early Jewell
Burpees June Pink, Burpees Success Burpes Mstchess
Trophy, Beauty, Perfection Favorise Pondoroa, Dwarf
Champion Paragon, Magnus, Stone, Rurpees Fordhook
First Burpee Quarter Century Red and Yellow Plum Red
and Yellow Cherry Red and Yellow Pear Shaped, Peach
Husk Tomato and Burbanks Preserving Tomatoes. All
grown by Burpee. And all other kinds as complete.
j. ID. DE NTH
South Side SquarA Butler, Missouri
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
NO ELECTION LID
FOR NEW YORK
WILL SPEND TEN MILLION DOL.
LARS WHILE WAITING FOR
RETURNS TOMORROW NIGHT
-ELECTRlCAL CARNIVAL.

New York, Nov There will not
he any lid on In New York election
night There won't even be a lid, but
II there were any attempt to put it cr
would simply result in its being shat
tored into a thousand pieces by the
surging mobs. Election night heie
is always a Bacchanalian affair where
every sort Of regulation is thrown to
the winds, and no one who has nor
seen it can conceive Of the tumult
caused BY 100000 people flowing
through the streets ia a Screaming,
showing, prankplaying tide This
year election night promises to far
surpas anything of the sort in the past
largely because CT the intense feeling
over the choice Of Governor. Tho
peliee will be satisfied if they can
keep the crowds moving, and no meth.
od Of surface lccomotion except walk
ing win be possible Along Broadway
which Is naturally the center Of eT.
citement every table at every hotel
and cafe has long ago been sold and
the lucky holders are being offered
from $25 to $500 fer their
rights according to location Hotel
have requested patrons TO
arrive before a certain hour, since
after that time the doors win be clos
cd to prevent further ingress. Ex.
tensiye preparations have been made
by all the hotels and theaters to keep
their patrons posted as 10 The returns
As the city headquarters Of Governor
the oHtel Astor will probably
be the center q interest along tho
Great White Way, and the election
returns viii be announced in the IA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
TAFT is FOR LABOR,

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. l.--Judge Ia t
in a statement tonight said that the
attacks, of Eryan, GompeIs and Full
Ter upon him, which are bitter and
unjust, would not cause him u make
an uprisal against labor in the eveLt
of his (Taft's) election On the con
trary Taft said he would do all in h S
power to secure legislation desired by
the labor interests. After enumerat-
ing several subjects he says:
'lt is the legitimate and approved
practice of labor organizations to
rCpose legislation of this kiknd to
the executive for recommendation TO
congress for action, and it will be a
pleasant duty, if | am elected, as
expect to be, to consider all such
labor proposals and to urge upon
congress those measures approved in
the Republican platform as we'll as
such others as commend themselves.
The bitterness and injustice Of the at
taCks made upon me by Bryan
Gompers and Fuller, do not in the
slightest degree turn me from my
consistent attitude toward labor and
my sympathetic interest in its be-
half
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
WIFE YIELDS ALL
Woman to ostraeize Herself From So
eiety and Join Husband in Leper
Colony.

Washington. Nov. 1.-woman's love
in its highest sacrifcial form will i'm
pei Mrs. John Early. wife Of the Wash
ington leper. to accompany him To
the leper colony at Molokai. Hawaii
She announced that If the Department.
Of Justice sends him to Molokai. she.
her little baby boy and the little one
soon 10 be born would go with him.
Il means for her a farewell TO the
outside world. for once in Molokai she
would not be allowed to leave. For
the children il would mean social os-
tracism fro mthe start and a leper
camp career
u Is expected that Secretary Cor
telyou. through the decision rendered
by Attorney General Bonaparte. wil1
soon order Early dspOrted 10 MolOksi.
An interesting feature will then
arise as TO the attitude Of the various
states be must pass through on his
way 10 the Pacific coast The inter
tate commerce commission wi1l get
bin safely through. however
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
FORGED MORTGAGE
Given to the Farmer and He Is
SwindIed Out Of over Two Thou
sand Dollars.

Noblesville. Ind. Nov. 1.-Georg,
Mendenhall. q well known farmer. lis.
ing near here. this morning lost $2,50l
in a bogus transaction involving
forged mortgage to an eighty acre
farm. A stranger, representing him
self to be Jacob L. Louby. of Clinton
County this state, informed Meudeu
hall that be had purchased the Nc.
KAY farm and that he was in need of
$2.500 to make certain Improvement.
After satisfying himself that the
transaction was legitimate. MeldeU
hall accepted a mortgage on the farm
10 guarantee the loan and gave iouir
the cash. when the latter had gone
Mendenhali learned that the document
was worthless and that he bad been
Heeced ont OF S2.5gu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
ON HER OEA7HBEO
West Virginia Woman confesses
Twas She and Not the Man
Who Handled Pistol

Morgantown. w. Va, Nov L.
Death claimed the second victim in
Tire tragedy enacted here yesterday
May Massalle, the woman in the
case. died this afternoon, ana con.
Issslou made by her has caused more
81 4 sensation than did the shooting
ard cu1seQuent death Of John Watts
Yesterday
In this confession she states that 1t
was she and not Watts who did the
shooting, and that Watts died instant
lg She says she had long been in
love with Watts and wanted him 70
leave here and marry her, and that
upon his refusal she planned 70 kiA
hin and herself
George Massalle her husband has
not been located Just before death
she requested that all her personal
eGects be given to her husband, not
outstanding he was seeking di-
VERGE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
REfLOOOT LAKE
N|GHTR!DERS
CONVEYED FROM CAMP MEMO TO
NASHVILLE UNDER MILITARY
GUARD.
PROOF ENOUGH TO HANG
Nine Prisoners Pass Through Mem.
phis, Including Captain of Muir
derous Gang--Two Pulled
Rope.

Memphis, Nov. 1.-The captain OF
the forty night riders who took the
life Of Capt Quentin Rankin at Walnut
Leg, Tenn, passed through Memphis
last night en- route to the prison at
Nashville under heavy guard Of sol.
diers.
The eX-captain who witnessed the
horrible murder Of Capt. Rankin was
also brought through Memphis.
The man who tied the hangman 5
Moose around Capt. Rankin's neck is
in the tolls OF the law
The two men who pulled the rope
over the limb and drew the life out Of
one CT Tennessee's foremost citizens
are among the captured men who
were brought to Memphis last night
en- route to Nashville.
And last. but not least, the most
cowardly assassin Of them all, the
man who shot Capt. Rankin in tire
back of the head just as he was being
drawn to his death is now en- route to
the Nashville prison.
Authentic information came to this
office last night that the prisons of
Nashville and Memphis will hold the
most important participants in the
lynching of Capt Rankin. Those in
these prisons who did not actually
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02

commit the deed were among the
band Of forty who Witnessed it,
Nine men charged with the murder
of Capt. Rankin, were brought 20
Memphis last night by a detachment
of troops from the Reelfoot Lake dis.
trict. These men remained over for
supper and were then placed on q
train for Nashville. where they viii
be kept in close confinement until
they are tried for their lives for the
murder Of Capt. Rankin.
Evidence Enough to Hang.
According to T. d. Lawler. nine
mer we're on their way to Nashville.
vbo. according to testimony, are due
In make connection with the hang
mans moose. Said Mr.. Lawler:
There has been enough evidence 70
hang every man that YOU saw in that
crowd"
Have any OF this number male
confessions" Nj Lawler was asked.
4 am not at liberty to speak on
;nat matter" vas the reply i am
giving you general information.
The men who we're brought in Fri-
DAY night and are now in the shelby
county pail are Frank Fehriager.
iIirshal Hogg and Warren morris.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
SUPPORT PLEDGED.
BY Many Cand dates of All Parties to
Conservation of Natural Re-
sources Movement.

Chicago, Nov. Pledges Of ac,ive
support of the conservation Of natural
resources movement have been re-
ceiye dby the officers of the Con
seiyation League of America, in that
oue-third Of the Republican and
Democratic candidates fer congress,
and President Walter Fischer de-
clares that the league has every rea.
sou to be gratiied with the results
OF its first national campaign.
ln addition TO signed declarations
cf support, which number 257, the
league has received letters and t-,e-
grams from a considerable number Of
congressional candidates expressing
approval of its policies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
CHAMBERS FORECAST.

Pcughkeepsie, n Y, Nov. l.
Lieutenant Governor Chanler an
nounced tonight his belief that New
York state would return majorities S
for both Bryan and himself. He
said: .-.....
/. Il do not propose to claim every
thing in sight, but | do say that
Democracy will make gains in all
and eery and very marked gains in
nil eteen upstate counties At least
seven OF these will show a Demo
.cratic majority. These maiorities.
added to the majority which Greater
New York will give, assure New
York state to the national and state
tickets by safe figures"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
WAGNER AGAIN
OUT-BATS ALL
LEADER OF NATIONAL LEAGUE
PLAYERS WITT; average or
.S54-NEW YORK FIRST IN
LEAGUE AT TEAM BATTING.

New York, Nov, 1.-The battina
averages OF the teams and individual
players Of the National League 81
u HAs 80 10
the official compilers and will appear
IN the papers tomorrow
Wagner of Pittsburg again leaGs
the league in batting His average
for the season is .354, having played
in l5l games and securing 201 hits
cut Of 5GS times at bat,
The New York team played 167
games, was at bat 5006 times aud has
an average of 2G7, leading the league
In team batting.
The three best 0y bah sacrifice hit
.ers are Seymour, New York, 49, Don
in, New York. 10; and Tinker Chi.
,ago s. New York leads the league
IN fly bah sacrifice hits as team
with 49, while Chicago and Cincinnati
come second with AZ each,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
BRYAN CONFIDENT
CT BIC VICTORY
DECLINES TO MAKE ESTIMATE
or a-ATEs--LEFT CHICAGO
YESTERDAY.
TAFT HIS QUIET DAY
Remained in Buffalo Yesterday
Kern to Spend Last Day Of
Campaign in ohio--Bryan
to Re in Kansas.

Chicago, Nov Confident cf
victcry Tuesday William Jennn !
Bryan left Chicago today for a, tour
tomorrow through Kansas. Tom r
night he expects to reach his home
~ Lincoln, where he viii participate
in the home demonstration Mrs.
Bryan left the candidates special
train here anil went direct to fia.
coin
Before leaving Chicago, Bryan sal |,
Il do NOT care to make any list of
the states in estimating the result
Of the election for while | think
result Is mere certain IN some stat
than In others ! would not want To
discourage the Dem rats in the le4s
certain states discriminating.
believe tfot we will have votes to
spar IN the electoral college, and
ci.siderabpe majority Of the popular
vote
4 am very much pleased with the
reports / have had from Illinois, 1
believe hiatt the Republicans cf tNis
state have an unpleasant surprise
coming when they read the returns
from their state cn the election
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
MISS MALONEy
HAS A choice
WILL WE'D AN AMERICAN As
SOON AS SHE GAINS PAPAL
SANCTION.
FATHER NOW IN ROME
6ut Believed That His presence
There Has Nothing to Do With
Daughters Case Now Be-
fore Vatican.

Philadelphia, Nov 1,-As was an
Inounced yesterday. Miss Helen Ma
lonay, daughter of Martin Maloney,
the millionaire churchman, win not
marry Captain Samuel Clarkson, the
Englishman with whom she eloped
to Europe a year ago 1t is reported
to-day that she win wed an American
CT her own faith, wwho lives in Chi.
cago, if the ecclesiastical court at
Rome will permit
The engagement with Clarkscn
was broken several months ago when
the Englishman came to this country
after the legal annuIment Of her
union with Arthur Osborne, whom
she married for a lark when the lat
ter was a student in Princeton Uni
ycrsity
Miss Maloney is in the United
Stetts s, it was admitted today, and
has been since her return from
Europe with her siste and brother
inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Carberry l..
Ritchie. early in the year Her father
Martin Maoney, VINO went abroad
with Mr. and Mrs. Richie forr weeks
ago to look after business interests
in London and Paris, Is now under
stood to be in Rome
Ii is not believed that his presence
has any Significance regarding the
case of his daughter now before that
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
sLAmes FOUR WOMEN

FinHlay. Ohio. Nov. Charged
with rahhiuE james Dorsey. an oa
operator of North Baltimore. o. OF
$50. Mrs Bl1ey Pearl BauHv and Ma,
Lee. of Fi1IlaT. ana Bertha swepe. OF
Fostcria. were arrested here TODAY
Dorsey was given fhe money 90 90 TO
The Illinois uI field t0 paw ~ men
He claims be- was rolled The w0-
men denv The charge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
ILLINOIS is OURS"

Chicago. Nov. Illinois is ours.
This was the claim of both the Re
uublican and Democratic parties to.
night Roy o. West. chairman OF the
Republican state committee said tha-
Governor Deneen undoubtedly will b.
elected and the Republicans will eleC.
from Illinois ls congressman. Chair
man Boeschenteiu Of the Democratic
state committee. is equally confident
that the Democrats would elect TO
governor Adlai r. Stevenson He SAID
the Democratic majority in the state
uiH BE- above 60og0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
NEW BILL LAD|NG
In Effect on 4te Railroads in Territory
East Of Mississippi and North
Of Ohio.

Chicago. Oct THE new uniform
bin of laiing approved by the Inter
state Commerce Commission. went iu.
to effect on 4lG railroads in official
classification territory today Here.
after every shipment of freight in the
territory east Of the Mississippi aul
north Of the Ohio must be male uHon
a basis Of the new form, unless tie
shipper. objecting to The terms. agrees
TO pay 10 per cent more than the regl.
Jar freight rates D. was customary to
charge 20 per cent extra on shipments
not under the ODD bin of laIiue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02

body. At amy rate. no decision in the
matter has yet been made, and unt.l
Il is Miss Malonev is debarrcd from
marriage within the church
Because OF her fathers prominence
as a household officer Of the papal
court IL IS certain her family will not
sanction a marriage by any other
ceremony. although the courts have
declared that the ceremony between
beg and Osborne was illegal and that
She was free. under the law Co marry
whom she p,oases.
Regarding the identity of the Chi
cacCan who BE- regarded as q possible
hrsbani fcr Miss Maloney. the great
a-t secrecy has been maintained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
FEAR Of CHOLERA
Prevents U. S. Sailors Running Free
in Amoy-Restrictiors Are Put on
Them.

Amov Nor Two thousand men
II the second squadron oi The Ameli
can feet were allowed to land today
AMI we're served ar the reception
efounfs uHh a European luneheo1
and Chimes dinner The men. how
ever. showing great lIsappointment
tetause they are not permitted r.
leave A. grounds. restrictions having
bean placed upon them because the
authorities fear the ciiy is not free
fr1u cholera
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
PARTY GROWING STRONG
Prohibition Vote viii Be the Largest
Ever Cast Says National
Chairman Jones.

Chicago. Nov. with tne asser-
tIoH thar the vote for the Prohibition
parts nezt Tues siay viii De- twice as
large as the largest ever east for tne
party Chairman Charles x jones an
uounteI here tOlay that the pruhili
uor national committee has been cs
sureI a1 income Of s35.eao a year lot
Tho neu four wears WITH which O.
carry ou ns work jones said taa'
financial backing for the party hai
been pledged by 1000 prominent per
sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
TAFT RESTS.

Buffalo. N ", Nov ltIlg IA
rested from his lahors teaay FIe an
tended morning church sfrs ee t
the First Presbyterian ehl rch witl
Ansley Wilcox. long time personal
frierd at whose home here President
Roosevelt took the oath Of office
after the death Of President McKin-
ley He went 10 the Wilcox home for
mrcheon. ndtonight he retired
early at the Iriquois hotel
The last day Of the 3ampaiga viii
be devoted by the candidate TO max
ing speeches in New York state aad
after which he viii proceed to Gin.
cirnati.
- feel d little weary, but IN az
gocG physical conditions as ever III
my life is the diagnosis of himself
made by the Judge tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02

nous Organgerie restaurant and in
the other public rooms. Every hotel
is certain to be full however, as elab-
orate preparations have been made
for distributing returns. Probably
$4,000 600 viii be- spent bv the revel-
lers in food and drink and the settle
ment of wagers. and the New Near'e
Eve celebration which usually is the
be oUtdone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
BOTH CLAIM INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Ind Nov 1.-Outside
oF conferences among political lead
srs Of both parties little was doing
fn politics in Indiana today. At both
headquarsrs final Instructions we're
being sent out to the precinct work
ers throughout the state.
While the Democrats seem hopeful
that Bryan ViH carry the state. the
Republicans are also confident that
Tar vii carry Indiana although they
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
coNNoRs CLAIMS NEW YORK

Buffalo, N. y, Nov Chairman
Cornors. of the Democratic STATE
committee, in statement tonight
said:
"A careful canvas of New York
Estate shows that Bryan will have a
plurality of 10000 and that Chanler's
plurality will be above 100000. | re-
peat that these figures are conserva-
tive and based upon reliable and
definite information from all parts Of
the state"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
KERN FINISHES IN OHIO.

indianapolis, Nov John w.
Kern Democratic vice presidential
candidate left tonight for Toledo.
Ohio He Will put In the last day b.,
fore election making speeches IN
Northern Ohio He is scheduled to
address a last grand rally at Toledo
at night and will return to Indianap-
0ia IN time 10 vote.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
are tonight not inclined to give cut
any figures.
NOTHING. NEW IN OHIO.

Cincinnati, Nov There are no
new developments in the political
situation in Ohio as far as the ma.
tional ticket is concerned.
Judson Harmon, democratic candi'
date for governor Of Ohio, in All in
terview today said,
II feel confident Of my victory by
a large plurality"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
GOOD WEATHER FOR
ELECTION PROMISED.

Washington, Nov. l-Generally fair
weather for the election throughout
the United States with the possible
exception of the region extending
from the North Pacific Coast over the
Northern Rocky Mountain states was
predicted tonight by the weather bu-
reau.