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Douglas Island news., 1910-03-09

The date of the St. Patrick's dance has been postponed.
 St. Patrick cards for sale at the Treadwell postoftice.
 Tom Carmouy left on the Cottage for short visit 10 the Sound.
 Miss Inga Graverock is again em- ployed at the City Bakery.
 Beautiful Easter postal cards for sale at the Treadwell postottice.
 Singing, talking and moving pictures at the Log Cabin every night.
 Lee Stadler arrived ou the Jefferson to take a position at the Hotel Hunter. Postmaster Hubbard has postponed his trip to the Sound until later date Deputy U. s. Marshal W. D. McMillan returned from the States on the Jeffer- son.
 Doctors are always pleased when they see Smiths label on the medicine bottle.
 H. V. Sully is repairing the damage done to the municipal pump house by the fire.
 George Riedi, of the City Bakery, will make a business trip to the Sound on Jefferson.
 Miss Agnes Museth is assisting in the serving of sweets at Turner's Ice Cream Parlors.
 BoRN-Saturday, March 5th, to Mir. and Mrs. John Orr, daughter. Dr. De Vighne in attendance.
 BoRN-Wednesday, March 2nd, to Mir. aud Mrs. K. Matsumoto, a son. pr. DeVighne in attendance.
 O. M. Harry, accused of assault with dangerous weapon, was acquitted by jury in the federal court.
 Chester B. Osgood arrived on the Jefferson for a visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Osgood.
 Mir. John Kilbuck will preach at the Friends church next Sunday evening at the hour of usual services.
 The St. Luke's Guild will meet Thurs day afternoon at ? o'clock at the home home of Mrs. John Richards.
 A.D. $. Peroxide Cream and Soap exceedingly nice for the hands and face-you can buy at Heubner's. 
 You can have Turkish baths at home by buying one of Heubuer's Bath Cab inets. Good for many ailments.
 Alex T. Nelson will depart for the South on the steamer Jefferson for a short business visit to the States.
 Mrs. Nels Rustand, whose husband was among the victims of the Mexican, will go to the States ou the Jefferson. L. G. Thomas is proudly exhibiting aa A.-Y.-P. award medal given for a dis play of furniture of his own manufac- ture.
 Johnnie Penglase, who has been em- ployed on fox farm near Petersburg, came home on the Cottage City for a visit.
 Mrs. E. Benson will depart on the Jefferson for California, where she will take the body of her husband for burial.
 The Jefferson brought another con- signment of Ladies' Watches for the Little Store with the Big Stock in Douglas.
 The Humboldt arrived from the South Saturday night with 30 tons of freight and several passengers for Douglas.
 Cloisonne Jewelry in Brooches, Lace, Veil, Cuff and Handy Pins. Another lot arrived for the Little Store with the Big Stock.
 Charles M. Spores will go to Seattle on the Jefferson. Mrs. Spores is there and a letter on the last boat announced that she was ill.
 A line of beef teas, clam bouillon and other condiments for hot drinks arrived on the last boat for the Doug las Candy Kitchen.
 If you have Sweet Tooth, don't have it pulled, but buy box of our choice candy. All prices-25c, 35c, 4Oc, soc, 75c, SI.75 and up. Mcdonald Novelty House.
 The weather has been gradually moderating during the past week and
Douglas Island news., 1910-03-09

St. patrick's Novelties at Hubbard's.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-10
NEBRASKA

OMAHA Nov. 9,-Tanight II was ap-
parent that fuller returns would be ncces-
sary to decide the complexion or the next
Nebraska legislature which will select n
United States senator to succeed Elmer
J. Burkctt
Although Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock prob
ably received a good majority of the
popular vote over Burkott, Ii was not
clear tonight that he had carried with
him majority of the legislature, the
returns thus far indicating a close race.
The same conditions obtain as to the
liquor question, and up 10 this time the
complexion Of the legislature as TO coun-
ty option is not plain.
In other respects the returns thus far
received left no doubt Of the general re-
suit The Republicans have elected Il
governor and state officials and three
congressman, and the Democrats have
elected three congressman. In Omaha
the Democrats with single exception
captured every founty Office.
Late tonight the World Herald had
gathered returns which give Congress
man Hitchcock clear majority In both
houses of the legislature. These figures
follow:
House; Republicans. H: Democrats. Sc.
Senate: Republicans, 12. Democrats, 81
or the total membership of the next
legislature. 92. including 30 Republicans
have signed what is known as statement
No. !. which pledges the sieuers TO vote
for the candidate receiving IL majority of
the popular vote for United States sem
ntor. Should all the Republicans who
signed the statement add their strength
to the Democratic majority, Hitchcock
will receive 100 out OF the 133 votes on
joint ballot
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MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-An official count
probably will be required to determine
whether Che Republicans or the Demo-
Gratis carried Missouri for the state IlCkot
in yesterdays election. The result is
I'm doubt tonight. with both sides claim
Ing victory. The Democrats say they
have won BY from 5000 TO 5000 plurality
The Republicans claim the official count
will show their ticket 10 have been elect
ed, but giving no figures.
with three fourths OF the precincts in
the state heard from. the anti l-prohibi-
ton victory seems greater than al frs:
reported. Indications now point TO ma
lority in excess of lis 900 against the
proposed amendment.
The most surprising feature OF the Mis-
souri, election was the exceptional plural
ity for the Republican ticket in st. Louis,
The average Is now near 30, 600 and the
Democrats elected only two justices and
two constablcs.
The plurality of James A. Reed OF Kan
sas City over David r. Francis OF st
Louis In tn" Democratic senatorial con
test is fixed at 10000, with one -lourrn Of
the counties to hear from.
The Democrats claim d majority OF 51
on joint ballot in the Legislature Except
for the Seventh district where Holmes
Hall. Republican. claims 10 have de-
feated Courtney W, HamIu, Democrat.
the congressional situation remains un-
changed,
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Nov. Gov
erDor HadleY tonight received n report
that Holmes Hall, Republican. hau TAR
district over Courtney Hamlin a Demo
crat by majority nf % votes. II win
probably require the official count TO de =
ternlnc tnc winner.
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WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Nov. 3.-The Republicans oI
Washington won a sweeping victory lb
yesterdays election. choosing five SUI
promo judges by plurality OF about
0.oOo and election OF all three congress-
men. William j.. Humphrey Stanton
Warburion and William l.. LafolJette.
The Republican majority In tho icgIsj
latnre Will be more than 100, insuring
the election of Miles PondeSter aa
United States senator.
woman suffrage amendment to t14
state constitution seems to have carr
rcd by maJority Of two To one, this
ratio being maintained in Seattle. Ta-
coma. Spokane and various eastern and
western Washington counties
An unexpected result of the election
was the success Of the dry" faction in
local option elections in all parts OF the
state. The saloons were voted to death
in Everett and DelIingbam. cities of moro
thnn 10000 inhabitants. and in many
other important municipalities,
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OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE, Okla. Nov. e.-There is
little room for doubt tonight that Lee
Cruce, the Democratic candidate, has
been elected governor Of oklahoma. John
X. Williams. chairman OF tho Democratic
state committee. claims that Crucc has
won by majority OF $4,000, Hc also
said the rest OF the Democratic state
ticket had won by similar majority.
Joseph w. McNeal. the Republican gu
bcrnatorial candidate, however. refuses
TO concede his defeat. Bird s. Mcclure
and Dick T, Morgan Republicans OF the
First and Second districts. respectively.
have been reelected 10 congress. The
Democrats gain one congressman. James
S Davenport OF the Third district. Indi-
cations are that the Democrats will have
seventy OF the l09 members OF the legis-
laturc.
The woman suffrage and the local op-
tion amendments to the constitution
were both defeated by majorlties. 1t Is
thought. of three to one. The defeat OF
local option leaves oklahoma still under
state wide prohibition.
The vote pollcd by the Prohibition and
Socialist parties Is not available.
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INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9-Senator
BeverIdgc's hopes for another term at
Washington went glimmerinG tonight
wieD returns showed conclusvely that
the Democrats have elected the majority
of the Indiana assembly According to
the latest figures the Democrats will have
n mapority on joint ballot Of So
John w Kern has been Endorsed by
the Democrats and in all proba biltv VIII
become the colleague OF Senator Shively.
also Democrat. IL Is conceded that The
Democratic state ticket was elected by
about IL. 900.
or the thirteen Indiana members in
the national house Of representatives,
twelve will be Democrats. Edgar Dean
Crumpacker OF the Tenth district being
the only Republican elected
Senator Bcvcridge. who had hitherto
refused to acknowledge his defeat, to-
night admitted the tide was against
him.
Fortunes of war IL is ali right; twelve
years of hard work; clean record; l am
content" he said tonight.
For the first time in thirteen years tho
Democrats have control OF every branch
OF the state government. the two United
States senators and all but one member
OF the congressional delegation,
Governor Marshalfs term has two
years 70 run. The programme of Demo-
cratic legislation. as announced in the
party's platform, includes rcpeals of the
county option law and the substitution of
n law providing for city. ward and rural
township option units.
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IOWA

DES MONIES, Nov. 9.-Returns from
uinety-o -one counties out of nipety-nnc in
this state tonight show that the Repub-
lcans have elected nine congressman
and the entire state ticket. headed by
Governor Carroll. The latter's plurality
probably Will reach IL 900.
The Democrats elected I. s. Pepper to
congress from the Second district Up
TO 10 o'clock tonight il was thought that
they had also elected d. d. Murphy In
the Fourth. Al that hour, however, u
dispatch was received from Mason City
stating that while returns were not yet
Republican, claimed TO have won by los
votes Democratic County Chairman
Copners declared that IIaugen might
have plurality of forty-fivc votes. but
that the official count would be necessary
70 settle the matter,
Claude r. Porter, Democratic candidate
for governor, led in the cities. returns
when Fthe rural districts began to make
returns today, Portcr's lead began to
dwndie and Carol! forged ahead, The
vote on Carroll shows q Republican loss
from two years ago Of about $4,000. The
total vote, however was about 25 per
The Legislature is safely Republican,
with majority of sixty on joint ballot.
The progressive Republicans claim they
VIII control the party caucus by twenty
votes " this proves true, II indicates
that a man of the Cummins stamp will
Dolltvcr. Senator CummiDs declined to
comment on the Democratic Iandslidcs in
other states.
II have not been quite able TO discern
the hand OF Providence in the election as
vet" was all he would say.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nov 9-With safe
Democratic majority assured in the next
state legislature. which Will select a
United States senator, political prophets
Chauncey Nj. Depcw.
Already the names of four men in New
York City have been advanced as having
performed party services mcritinC this
reward. They are William f. Shechan.
former Judge Alton Il. Parker. Edward
NJ Shepard ard John r. St7nchficld.
Parker and Sheehan are law partners
The latter is former speaker OF the
house and former lieutenant governor
Edward NJ. Shepard OF Brooklyn was the
Democratic candidate for mayor of New
York City in 1901 and was one OF the
men ;ucntioned for gubcrnatorial nomi
nation AT the Rochester convention.
John Is. Stanchficld was tho Democratic
cclVcd the complimentary nomination sOf
Ibis party for United States senator in
1901.
1t Is estimated that fully 81 900, 900
changed hands One curb broker Is said
To haVo handled $4,000 Fred Brooks
an old-timc betting commissioners says
he placed $3.50. 600. Another broker made
$4,000 IN commissions and $4,000 in back
ing his own Judgment.
Oddly enough, the heaviest individual
loss reported bcfeil man who bet on
Dix but placed, his plurality. at $4,000
Marked gains in the Socialist vote
throughout the state are shown in the
returns from yesterdays election. Fig
ures available indicate a total vote for
Charles Edward Russell. nominee for
governor. OF 5000, which is nearly double
tho 33.s9i votes OF 1905. In New York
City. Russell received 25,23O
Most significant however, are the in
creases upstate. Sixty five cities that
gave vote Of 1850 two years ago. show
$4,000 this year Outlying districts
which formerly showed less than ten votes
this year report from 100 TO 500.
Among the large cities that show sub
stantial Socialist gains are Buffalo,
schenectady. Syracuse and Rochester.
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,urrIf Republicans Carry Salt
lake County by Between
$500 and 5000.
'pRER. FOR LEGISLATURE,
LEADS AMERICAN TICKET
Witcher Is Only Repub-
Iican Who Succeeded in
Carrying the City.

.,;c,,Iy complete returns from every
...,.,, in the county do not change the
80 nm ihc election In Salt Lake coun-
= ,ny material way, The church Re
',,so,s carried the county by pIurali-
znvine from 9oOO to 5000 votes.
.stsed returns from every precinct in
rounty reduce tho estimated plurali-
!. al Harper and Tinges, the Ameri-
Candidates for justice of the. peace
,.one,able. somewhat. but insure their
tIon by safe pluralities. Harper has
'rofcs TO spare In the city and Tinges
he total church Republican vote in
rounty ranges from $500 to $500.
No the American vote ranged between
'00 and 1880 The average Demo-
,;c vote was about 5000. HoWell's $
nalltv over Erickson in The county was
ut II 900 votes. Complete returns In
statc will raise tlowcll's plurality in
sta,e 10 about 1900.
n tho COUNTY ticket W. O., Rompcy.
erlcan candidate Tor county commits
ltr. secured the greatest number of
8 In the city with 1886. For the
fcb Republicans on tine county ticket
1 Margaret Zane Witcher. candidate
rounty clerk, lends with I,621 votes.
1 Wi,cher was the. only one on the
rch Republican ticket 10 carry Salt
n City. Her vote WIS 1l.62l 10 u COS
frank f. Christensen. the American
dlda,e for county clerk.
j. Weber. American candidate for
stlte legislature. secured the great
number Of votes OF any candidates on
Ticket in Salt Lake City. His total
} In Salt Lake county VIII run close
3.o0O He was the high man on the
et and was beaten in the coulRy by
/ about 1000 votes.
he vote on state senator as given
rticaIly complete In the county is In
|iiye OF The general trend of the vot-
throughout the county. The vote on
candidates for senators Is about the
age vote of all OF the candidates on
ufkeie. The vote in ;hc county out
OF the ci;y for the office, with two
rcts estimated, IS: Smith. Republic
{SlS. Critchlow. American, 1895; Wal
!. Democrat, 1916; Lawrence. Social
he vote sn The county outside OF the
: for the Americans shows a slight
rsass above two years ago for the
eyirans AMI loss of about 1000 for
church Republicans,
be Americans poIied about 100 fewer
IS In Bingham than two years ago.
church Republicans carried the camp
N average plurality Of 100 votes. Jus
y. II, Cellcventra, American, was
sated for reelection in Bingham by
f. Dudley Republican, by 173 votes
tice Cellevcntra was elected by four
= two years ago, while or the rest
NE ticket the Americans and Re-
llcans broke about even.
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BUTTE, Mont, Nov! 2-With Teton
and Lincoln counties yet to be heard
from on state senator, and with Lincoln
and Lowell ito be heard from on their
Two representatives. the Democrats have
elected thrty-1ve members OF the lower
house and seven senators, and the Re
publcaus thirty represc ntatiVcs and nine
senators, giving. with the hold-ovcr SEN
ators, the Republicans a majority OF Two
on joint ballot. In any event, the contest
for control of the twelfth legislative as
Scmbly will he close.
The official canvass may change the
results announced above. in Sweet
didatc. is leading Martin (DemocraO for
representative by two votes. with small
precincts yet To be heard from. In Rose
bad county the official canvass Win be
necessary To determine who has Won on
the legislative ticket for that county
one representative. In Granite county
CummDs (Rcpublican) for representative
is leading his Democratic opponent by
four votes. Picrson, Democratic candi-
date for the house in Carbon county. is
three votes behind his Repuhlican oppo-
ncnt, but a number of precincts are TO
be heard from that are Democratic. and
shc county Democratic committee is con
iiGcnl that Pierson is elected, and he Is
figures given the Democrats.
Later returns practically assure the re-
election Of Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court Theodore Brantly. Judge r., *.
Cheadle runs next to Brantly, with Gle
mentS following.
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RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 9.-EIected a year
ago by the largest plurality ever accorded
n candidate for governor in Rhode
Island. Governor Aram j. Poihicr. Re-
publican was e-e!ectcd for second
term yesterday by plurality OF 903,
The total vote
Pothier Republican, 33.i92: Lewis a.
Waterman. Democrat. 32.5S3.
The Democrats elected George r.
Shaughnessy 10 Congress from the First
district while the Republicans won with
George VI. Utter N tho Second.
The next assembly viii be deadlockcd
over the election of successor to SEN
ator Aldrich,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-10
COLORADO

FEWER, Nov. 9.-Jnh,I F. Shafroth.
p.pcfa;, has been elected governor Of
'qlsao By plurality estimated as high
.1opoc He has carried Denver county
~ least 1900, and his party leaders
am mat ne has also carried the out
= counties by at least 5000.
rspnh!!can State Chairman Mcdonald
nsa"d sbnfroth's election tonight, but
SainIEg the election Of several of the
teo'ican candidates on the state
Chairman Bradley asserts
~, +,r-c whole state ticket has been suc-
spr proposal 80 submit a constitutional
: ,Snonirhf for Initiative and referendum
= = .sdtFied 10 !.
fsai'lhG" congressman reelected are:
,h9vroGo Second district-John a. Mar
=, ,,..,prinocral. reelected
1so,.aoo .aoo-ot-iarGc-Edward r. Taylor.
'''osfal, Reelected
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-Completc returns
show that Chase Osborne. Republican
candidate for governor of Michigan. de-
featcd his Democratic rival. LaWton
Hcmans, by i5.527, Hemans carried but
thirteen counties, while two years ago
he won in twenty-thrce. Al that time
nc was defeated by Governor Warner by
9523 majority.
Revised returns from the Fifth con-
gressional district give Edwin +. Sweet S
ma iorlty al an even four hundred over
Representative Diekcma, Republican. j.
NJ. Smith. Republican, won over \, IL,
Stewart. Democrat, In the Third district
by 666l votes,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-10
SOUTH DAKOTA

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Nov. 9.-Latc
returns today increased the majority hy
which Governor Ncssey and other candi-
dates on the state and congressional
tickets swept the state. The majority OF
Governor Vesscy will reach 20. 900. while
the maporities OF Congressman Martin
and Burke probably will reach 25 900.
IL is believed that county option and
woman suffrage were defeated hy large
ina jorities
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MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. Nov. 9.-Minnesota Repub-
licans elected a complete stnte ticket. and
the indications are that eight Republic
ans and one Democrat Will be sent to
Congress Congressman Hammond, Dem
ocrst. apparently has been reelected by
u reduced majority.
Sidney Anderson apparently has safe
lead in the First district which is now
represented by James r. Tawney.
Governor Eberhardt's plurality over
James Gray. Democrat, is estlmated at
from 10000 TO 10000
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-Complcte
returns from sixty OF the sjxty-seven
counties In Pennsylvania with estimated
pluralities from the missing counties.
show apparent plurality for John Is.
Tener. Republican for governor of Penn
sylvanie. OF ~ .46i.
Estimated returns from seven missing
counties raise this TO 80 34a9. Socialists
polled heavy vote in many parts of the
state.
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KANSAS

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 9.-Govcrnor w.
r. Stubbs. Republican, is tonight leading
George II. Hodges. the Democratic candi
date for governor, by 9E33 majority OH
returns practically complete from ninety
three of the 105 counties in the state,
Stubbs's majority over Hodges probably
will exceed 10000. Definite figures have
not been received ON the rest Of the
tielset but the Republican candidates have
won by abou, 5000, Tie complexion Of
the next house Of representatives is in
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Nov 9.---CompIetc unofficial
returns from the Third Illinois congress
sional district gives the election to Will
liam j.. Wilson, Republican, by 26
votes
Fred j. Crowley. Democrat. promises Il
contest.
Twelve Democratic congressman and
eight Republicans have been elected. IL
linois' present representation consists OF
six Democrats and ~ Republicans. The
Democrats elected all their candidates in
Cook county.
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NEVADA

RENO, New, Nov. 2.-Inccmplete re-
turns from all over Nevada indicate the
election Of most of the Republican state
ticket by large majorities. United States
Senator George Nixon has been indorsed
for reelection By one Of the largest pu-
ralitlcs ever accorded candidate In this
state. 1t Is estimated that he will lead
his Democratic opponent, Key Plttman.
by 4 to l. F. H.. Roberts. Republican.
VIII succeed George a, Bartlett. Demo-
crat. as representative In congress. He
wins from Charles S. Sprague. Democrat,
by a small plurality.
Taslecr o. Odd!e has defeated Denver
s. DiolSerson, Democrat. for governor by
a large plurality.
Senator Nixon has carried every coun-
ty in the state,
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IMOCRATS TO
RULE IN HOUSE
Continued from Page One.

E Continued from Page One.
oi San Francisco show closer con-
= lnan was expected even by the Re-
o1cens; johnson apparently having car
. pan Francisco by less than 1000. In
.'eectioh forecasts the city was con-
1ed TO Bell a solid Republican dele
Qol is returned TO congress and the
'!e legislature is safely Republican. in
1ne the election Of Republican sue
Ior to United States Senator Flint
dam and heavy weather throughout the
4ter part OF the state las; night and
w have seriously interfered with the
4nerlng OF the returns. Congressman
Ted are:
mat California district-Wi!liam +,
.qebr1ght Republican. re elected.
1femd distrlct-William Kent, Repub-
zn elected
sourth dlstrict-Julius Kahn, Republic
re-elccted.
f1ith district-Everis A. Hayes, Repub-
g, Reelected.
AEhth dis,ric.-sylvester c. Smith,
publican. reelected.