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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
women ENTRANTS
FOR Bench SHOW
Miss Jennie CrOCker to Head
List of Exhibitors at
Santa Cruz
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SANTA CRUZ, July 1.-THE Santa
Cruz county kennel clubs dog show to
be held at the Casino on Friday and
Saturday promises to be the largest and
best in the history of the club. More
than ESQ entries have been made and
the very finest dogs in the state will be
here to compete for the valuable tro-
phies and cups which will be on eX-
hfbition in the Casino on Thursday.
One of the features of the show will
be the large number of women exhib-
itors. Miss Jennie Crocker will exhibit
kennel of Boston terriers, said by
experts to be one of the three best in
America Miss Lydia K. Hopkins will
show brace of rare Pekingese spaniels,
Mrs. w. Hartnup a kennel of four toy
poodles and Mrs. n. j. Stewart kennel
of seven dimunitive Pomeranians. the
largest exhibit ever made of this breed
on the Pacific coast. Miss Jean Forgeus,
who formerly resided in Santa Cruz,
will send down from her new home in
Spring Valley a brace of graceful Rus
sian wolfhounds. Miss Isabel Sprague
and Mrs. Erl Madden will both show
we'll known winners of the same breed.
Bulldogs, one of the largest entry
classes, will have many woman ex-
hibitors. Mrs. ]. P. Norman will show
champion Toreador Venus, one of the
star attractions of the snow. Mrs. Fred
Jordan will show her two champion
bulldogs. Advance and Black Maria,
said to be the best pair ever shown by
one exhibitor west of Chicago. Mrs.
Golden. Mrs. Fleisig and Miss Agnes
Sargent all will make single exhibits.
Miss Sargent's dog won the prize for
best bulldog in the show last year.
In terrier classes competition will be
very keen. Messrs. Alderman. Stett-
heimer and Harry Hastings have all
made large entries among them being
English and eastern winners.
Airedale terriers will bring out the
largest entry. of that breed ever made
at Santa Cruz. Two of the entries will
come from Montana, while Portland
will send down a bull terrier to try
conclusions with California dogs
A great variety of toy dogs will be
shown, from the diminutive chihuahuas
of Mrs. Lindgren, whose weights are
counted in ounces, to the beautiful toy
spaniels and fluffy balls of white known
as toy poodles and Maltese terriers.
whose cages always form such an at
traction to the children. The youngest
exhibitor this year is Miss Carol Over
bury, aged s. who says she will show
her own dog in the judging ring
Judging will begin at 1:3O p. m. on
Friday and continue till 1880, with an
hours intermission for luncheon. On
Saturday judging will continue prac-
tically all day, with the usual inter
missions. and in the evening the prize
for the best dog in the show will be
awarded and the trophies presented.
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MIXED CARD TO
ENTERTAIN FANS
Heavy Weights Charley Miller
snd Vic McLagIen to Fur
nish Main Event

The Golden Gate athletic club will
stage 10 four round bouts this evening
at Dreamland pavilion and as the pick
of the amateur talent has been signed
up by Manager Eddie Powers the fight
fans should see some exciting sport.
The feather weight contest between
Walter Scott of this city and Frank
Harris, the speedy Los Angeles boxer.
who has been winning all of his bat
ties. should be spirited affair While
it is not the headliner on the bill of
fare there are no bouts on the program
that overshadow it.
Heavy weights Charlie Miller and
Victor McLaglen are to toe the scratch
in the windup, and judging by the re-
ports sent out from George Green's
gymnasium the Seattle boxer will trim
the motorman pugilist before the
fourth round is reached. McLaglen is
touted as a rafting fast fighter with
a stiff punch.
Buck Crouser and Kid George will
clash in one of the specials, and the
Pittsburger is said to be fast enough
to take the measure of the Oaklander.
Grouse has cleaned UP all of the anna
teurs around the Smoky City and ex-
poets to make a name for himself on
this coast.
The remainder of the card will be
made up OF the following scrappers:
frankie Edwards VS.. Charlie Sullivan,
1873 pounds: Art Nelson VS.. Jack Daily
heavy weights; Fred Lang VS.. Fred
Brooks, middle weights; Lawrence
Granfield VS.. frankie Regan, feather
weights, and trio of preliminares.
The first go will be put on at $50
O'Clock sharp, and Eddie Powers says
there will be no delays, between bouts
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Baseball Notes

Perry. should have come home from second
when Danzig singled TO center in the first
However, ii was not the runners fault, as Spies.
man, who coaching. held him at third
Madden's fielding during the present series
has been about classy the fans care to
look at. He distinguished himself again yester-
day by making a couple of sensational catches
as well as fielding hits in lightning style and
getting the ball back to the infeld.
Lewis made beautiful catch of Perry's long
fly In the third frame.
Moher was caught asleep in the fifth frame
He was on first with two men down when Bodie
struck out. //1.a Longe threw the ball carelessly
to second and it went into the out6eld. The
Kid tore around the cushions like n jackrabbit
only to learn when he had reached third that
there were three outs.
McArdle dug Briggs in the ribs he was try
ing to steal second and nearly put the Senator
outfelder out of commission.
Danzig made sensational catch of Stewart 8
foul in the fifth frame Stewart endeayored 10
bunt and Danzig came in and caught the ball a
few feet away from the plate.
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Abe Atte11 and Pete
McVeigh Matched

SEATTLE. July IA Abe Atteli.
feather weight champion of the world.
and Pete McVeigh of Seattle have been
matched to fight in this city on the
night of July 26. McVeigh is to fight
at 13S rounds. 1t is expected the fight
will go to a finish. but no announce
ment is made The city administration
is friendly to prize fighting but Gov
ernor Hay is strongly opposed and may
interfere.
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Portland 4, Oakland L

PORTLAND. ore, July l4.-Portland bonn
barded Christian today and won the game with
ease by the score of to /. At different stages
Of the game the locals hammered the Oakland
pitcher hard, though the scoring was confined
TO the fourth and fifth innings. In the latter
they landed him five times for three runs.
Oakland would not have had even chance for
score but for costly error of Martnke in the
fourth. The visitors hit Garrett consistently
throughout the contest, but with poor effect. The
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Both Leaders Take
Rivals Into Camp
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 5, Sacramento 1.
Vernon Z, Los Angeles 3.
Portland 4, Oakland L.

The leaders in the pennant race
had an inning yesterday, as Port
land held the top place by taking
the Oaks down the line, and the
Seals managed to change their
luck by taking n fall out of the
Senator'S. The Angels were given
setback by the Vernon club.
The southern aggregation Is on
even terms with the Oaks. Both
clubs are tied for fourth and fifth
places. The Beavers look to have
a hold on the top place for n day
or SO at least, but you can never
tell what the hard hitting bunch
of Oaks is likely to do.
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Vernon 7, Los Angeles 3

Los ANGELES. July 14.-Although the An
gels played an errorless game, while their op-
ponents made three bungles and secured as many
hits Vernon, they failed to get as many runs
in the entire game the villagers sent across
the plate in one inning. The final score was Z
TO 3. double 10y Stovall in the fourth started
the scoring for Vernon. y. Brashear sent him
across the plate and scored himself with homer
Coy then cracked out another double and scored
r. BTashear's single. and the latter came In
on Lindsay's out. Score:
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Northwestern League

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 14-Tacoma made
Schnlutz held Vancouver to two hits while NjI
Ter was touched up lively when hits meant runs.
Score; r.. H.. E..
Vancouver -. ..................1 .
Batteres-Miller and Sugden; Schmutz and
Bankenship.
SPOKANE. July 14.-Seatfle took long start
Bonner today and was never headed Chiuault
deserved shutout. Akin's muff of a third
strike and Adams bad return of the catcher s
throw permitted Cooney to score the only run for
Spokane Spokane played poor ball In the field.
Score: r. III. f..
Seattle .......,.........s.... q :,
Spokane Observation-Disclosures. 4
Batteries-chinault and Akin; Bonner, kratz-
berg and Sb--
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett l. by Christian s. First
base on. called balls-0f Garrett 2. Two base
hits-Rapps, Fisher, Swander, Hogan. Three base
hit-Olsen. Home run-Rapps. Double plays
Casey 10 Olsen to Rapps (21. Sacrifice hits-
Olsen. Christian. Carroll. Stolen bases-Ryan
(2l. Hit by pitched balI-Ryan Martinac
Fisher First base on errors-OakIaDd . Port
land l. Left on bases-Oakand s. Portland <
Time Of game hour and so mipntes I'm
pirps-Ffnney and Iildcbraud
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National League

| CHICAGO. July 14.-Chieago and Philadelphia
broke even today in the first double header Of
opener DooIn's men made three runs at the out ut
set. pounding Pfeister from the slab, added two
The second went TO Chicago to 4. after hot
battle between Cole and Stack. Chance nearly
had fight with a spectator who abused the Chi
cago manager. Players led Chance away In time
to avert trouble. Scores:
First game k. H. E.
Chicago ;,..:..........-...........
ie ratteries@Pfeister. Mcintyre. Pfeirer and
Archer: McQuillan and Doom. Umpires-Rigler
and Emslie.
Chicago . IL 4
'safesa Batteriesacoe. Brawn and king; Stack.
Shelter and Moran. Umplres-Rigler and Ems
lie.
CINCINNATI July 14.--Frock held Cincinnati
to four hits today and Boston won. to o.
Beebe was hit hard In the second inning and
retired In favor of Burns. The latter did fairly
well after the second Score: r. II. Il.
Boston ..........--......-.... IL
ohs,phaie Batteries.Frock and Graham: Beebe Burns
Benton and Clarke. Umpires-Johnstone and
Eason.
PITTsBURG. July. 14...Pittsburg won in the
ninth inning by scoring four runs. Mathewson
who had been invincibIe before. went into the
air. After giving Leach two bad balls, Mathew
son was taken gu, and, and ames AM subs substituted II He
ming Score: X II. o..
Pittsburg .........-.............. 2
:
Batteries - Phillippi. Leifield and Gibson
Mathewson Ames and Myers. Umpres--O' Day
and Brennan
ST. LOUIS. July 14-st Louis lost to Brook
Iyn today after almost winning the game, 3 to l.
Corridor pitched great ball up to the last inning,
allowing only one hit In the ninth inning he
was hit safely three times.
Umpire Klein benehed Manager Dahlen Pitcher
knetzener and Shortstop T. Smith of the Brook
Iyn team during the game
In the seventh inning Klein called Lennox out
on what looked TO be ball to Dahlen. who was
coaching af third base. He made a remark not
to the liking of the umpire, who ordered him to
the clubhouse
order and KLEIN promptly benched Knetzener aud
Smith. After the game q spectator criticised
Manager Bresnahan and his team. Bresnahan
and Movrey started after the spectator. Mowrey
with couple of baseball bats, but they were
prevented from doing any harm by police SER
gent. Score: X II. Z.
st. Louis.
Brook lyn .
Batteries-C Corridor and Phelps; Scanlon and
Erwin Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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One Round Hogan, the clsssiest lightweight
that has been developed around these parts in
many day, is in great demand by the amateur
Johnny Mccarthy is going TO get back in the
game, and the club that happens to sign up
these boys has banner attraction. Their four
round hattie at Drean,land rink some months
ago was one of the greatest contests ever wit
messed In this city.
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.Bstted for Fitzrernld in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING.
SUMMARY

Two base hit-McArdle. Sacrifice hits-Board-
man. Lewis. Madden. Stolen bases-DanZig, Witt.
First base called ba1ls-0n Fitzgerald g. on
Stewart 4. Struck out-By Fitzgerald >, by
Stewart g. Hit by pitcher-Danzig Time Of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-ysn
TIaIfran
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SUMMARY

Home runs-N. Brashear. Bernard. Two base
hit-Coy. Sacrifice hits-Burrell. Roth. Howard
Stolen bases--R. Brashear, Murphy. First base
on called balls-Of Thorsen 4. off Carson 3.
Struck out--By Thorsen 5, by Carson Z. Double
plays-R. Brashear TO y. Brashear Delmas to
Dillon to Roth. Hit by pitched ball--Howard
(2l. Time of game hours. umpre-M -McGreeyy.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Lineon Z. Des Moines g.
At ST. Joseph--First game-St. Joseph g. I
peka 2: second game-St. Joseph 4. Topeka 0.
At Sioux City-Sioux City 5, Omaha 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT. July 1z.-Detroit punched FIVE hits
for five in the second inning today and won
easily over Washington to l. Cobb's home
run with two men on bases was one of the fea
lures. Score: r. r
Washington .......-..-...... 5
Detroit .................. - l
Batteres-ReisIing and Beckendorf; Donovan
and Schmidt Casey Umpires-Egan and
oLoughlin.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Ford ospitched Young
today New York defeating Cleveland. 10 /.
This was the third time the veteran Cleveland
pitcher had tried to register his i've hundredth
victory in the major leagues.
Score: r TT +
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-Young and Easterley; Ford and
Sweeney.
PHILADELPHIA July list Louis broke
Philadelphia's winning streak today ( to 4
The visitors punched nine hits in three innings
while Powell kept the home team hits well scat
tered except in one inning.
Score r. H. E.
st. Louis ................. o 2
Philadelphia -..................., 10 .
Batterles-Poweli and Stephens; PLANK and
Thomas
BOSTON, July 14.-Boston won doubla
header from Chicago today, shutting the visitors
out in the first game, l to o. and taking The
second, to 2 Scores:
First game R. H.. E.
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o 3 /
Batteries White and Payne; r. Collins and
Carrgan.
Second game r. H. r
Chicago -...................... 6 3
Batteries-smith and sullivan; Arellanes and
kleinow.
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American Association

At Toledo-St Paul ?, Toledo O.
At Indiana apolis--Kansas City g. Inadapolis 3.
AT Observation-Disclosures O. Louisville L.
.No. I'm not member Of the down and out
c1ub,''' said Pop Anson. ssPm broke that's
all. I'm not worrying. either. When a mans
broke he hasn't time to worry. He has to hus-
tie. That's what I'm going to do
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SAN FRANCISCO

Hunt .........----...~ o 0
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'Waring ................ O 0 o 9
Total ................. .33 3 81 Is G
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ltted for Thorsen in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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..1.- .7- = - . z
Rafteries-Corridon and Phelps; Scanlon and
Erwin. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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OAKLAND
PORTLAND

81 Al 49,
@Batted for Christian in ninth
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09

District No. So. Mrs. Ethel Akers and
Miss Nellie Townsend. Belgrade; dist. 81,
S. X Horton. Belgrade; dist. 6s. L. w.
Garrett. Belgrade; dist. 6s. Luther A.
Goforth. Peoria; dist. 81, Miss Bertha
Kirkpatrick, Peoria dist, 50. Miss Lulu
M. Denton, Belgrade.
Section No. will meet At Racola, No.
on December 31st. and will consist Of the
following districts:
District No. 20. Miss Teresa Coleman.
Racola; dist. 80. Miss L. Ensledow Boas,
Old Mines; dist. ~. Miss Maggie Whsian,
Cruise; dist. IS. Miss Clara Clancy Fer.
tile; dist. IS. Miss Edna Hill, Baryses;
dist 80. Miss Bessie Hudson, R.cola !:
dist. ~. Miss Lena Whaley. Fertile; dist.
50. A. ]. Declue. Tiff.
Section No. 6 will meet at Iroudals,
No.. January 9Th. 1871. and will consis,
OF the following districts:
District No. 46. Randolph Horton.
Hopewell; dist. 48, B. F. Mckinney and
Mrs. w. Houston. Irondale; dist. "a.
Miss Florence Province, Bismarck: dist.
%. Miss Alma McCay. Bismarck; dist. 6a,
Miss Marion B. O'Neal, Irondale; dist. 6s,
Miss ALA D. Smith. Caledonia; dist, 66.
F. A: Twomey and Miss Grace Henry.
Caledonia; dist. 60. Miss Roberta vii.
l'ams. Caledonia. dist. 50. Lille M. Sut.
ton. lrondale: dist. or. Gertrude Uhlmau.
lrondale; dist. 4o. ]. w. Mckinney. Iron.
dale; dist. 35, Miss Edith Holman. Iron.
Gale. BuRwRLL Fox,
County Superintendent.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
LIGHT VOTE IN ARKANSAS
State Returns Full Democratic Dole
cation to Congress-State Eiee-
tion Was in September.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 9.-Arkansas
voted for congressman alone, the state
election having taken place in Sep
tember A light vote was polled
throughout the state, being fully 40
per cent lighter than the September
election.
The state returns full Democratic
delegation to congress. as follows:
Bruce Macon of Helena, W. A. Old
field of Batesville. J. c. Floyd of Yell
vile. Joe r. Robinson OF Lonoke, H.
NJ Jacoway of Dardanelle, succeed
ing Charles C. Reid, and W. S. Good
win of Magnolia. succeeding Miner
Wallace Of Magnolia.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
TENER IN PENNSYLvA
Plurality Is Near 6o,00o-same
Party Keeps Legislature.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 9.-Pennsylva-
mia, the bulwark for years Of Repub-
llcanism. elected a Republican COVER
nor, returned legislature overwhelm-
ingly Republican and will also send to
congress a great majority of Repub-
licans.
1t Is estimated that the plurality Of
John K. Tener, Republican candidate
for governor, will reach $4,000 over
Berry (Keystone). Grim, the Demo
cratic candidate, is hopelessly lost.
Pittsburs and western Pennsylvania,
for the native son, much less than
has been expected by Tener's support
ers. but Philadelphia and other east
ern points made this up.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
HARMON VICTOR IN OHIO
Democratic State Chairman Asserts
State Has Boon Carried for His
Party by 100000.

Columbus, O., Nov. 9.-DemOcratic
State Chairman Nichols said that the
returns indicated Democratic land
slide beyond doubt.
Democratic leaders claim their par.
ty will carry the state by 100000. The
Republicans concede defeat
The successful Democratic state
candidates are:
Governor-Judson Harmon
Lieutenant Governor-AtIee Pomer.
enc.
Secretary Of State-Charles H.
Graves
Treasurer-David s. Creamer
Attorney General-Timothy g. Ho.
gan.
Justices of the Supreme Court
Maurice H. Donahue and James G.
Johnson.
Clerk of the Supreme Court-Frank
Mexican.
Dairy and Food COMMISSIONERS
r. STROBE.
Member of the Board of Public
Works. A. States.
Commissioner Of Schools-Frank w
Miller.
J. H. Cooke, Democratic candidate
for congress from the Fourth district,
has been elected.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
BEvERlDGE'S SEAT SHAKY
lndiana's Legislature Probably Demo-
cratic, According to Returns-11
Democratic Conqressmen.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. s.-Demo-
Gratis are having things their own way.
According to reports from all parts
OF the state, it is certain the Hoosiers
will return eleven Democratic con.
gressmen, while the Republican dis
tricts in the Sixth and Tenth still are
In doubt Democratic strongholds are
returning entire legislative tickets
and the Republicans are losing much
ground In the state. according to ear.
ly conservative reports.
The Seventh district, the home OF
Senator Beveridge, 1t is certain will
elect Democratic legislative ticket
of eight members. giving the Republi
cans one. Congressman Charles A.
Korbly has carried the district by
1000 votes. according to a conssrva'
tive estimate.
Even the Republican leaders q
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
PROHIBITION LOST
BY MISSOURI VOTE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 10 DEFEATED BY A o.
CiSlVE MAJORITY.
LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT
States Delegation in Lower House ct
Next Congress Will Be Composed
Of Ten Republicans and
Nine Democrats.

St. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 9.-The early re-
turns from the state of Missouri were
meager and incomplete, leaving the re-
suit in doubt. The Republicans have
gained several doubtful counties, War
rem and Atchison, and there would be
no surprise If the Republican ticket
was elected.
Amendment No. 10 was defeated by
large majority in the state, figures
being unavailable. ST. Louis went wet
by over 100000.
James Reed of Kansas City has won
the Democratic nomination for United
States senator over D. R. Francis of
St. Louis. Reed will come to st. Louis
with a majority of $4,000. Reed ran
close to Francis in st. Louis.
John Nc Kinley has won the Rspub-
lican nomination for United States
senator over Nathan Frank of St.
Louis. In ST. Louis Frank leads, but
the country vote selected Mckinley.
Missouri congressman Elected.
The states representatives in the
lower house of the next congrtss will
be made up about as follows:
First District-James T. Lloyd,
(Dem).
Second-William Waller Rueker.
(Dem).
Third-Joshua Alexander, (Dem.).
Fourth-Charles F. Booher, (DemJ
F1fth-Howard F. Lea, (Rep); VIII
liam p Rorland (Dem
Sixth-Francis De Vol (Rep.), c. c.
Dickinson (Dem.).
Seventh - Holmes Hall (Rep.).
Courtney w. Hamlin (Dem.).
Eighth-Dorsey W. Shackleford
(Dem.).
Ninth-Champ Clark (Dem.).
Tenth-Richard Bartholdt (Rsp).
Eleventh-Theron E. Catlin (Rep.)
Twelfth-L c. Dyer (Rep).
1hirteenth-Politte Elvins (Rep).
Fourteenth-Charles A. Grow (Rep. }
Fifteenth - Charles H. Morgan
(Rep).
Sixteenth - Arthur P. Murphy
(Rep).
The legislature is claimed by both
parties.
In Missouri the placing Of eleven
proposed amendments to the state
constitution upon the ballots made
the election one Of great Importance
to the state. Five tickets were in the
field In Missouri. The Democratic. the
Republican, the Socialist, the Prohibi
tion and the Socialist Labor partiea
were ali Ave appealing to the voters
for their support. Two justices Of the
state supreme court, Judge Of the St.
Louis court of appeals. state superin
tendent of public instruction and a
railroad and warehouse commissioner
were chosen by the people from the
entire state. Much ef the fighting in
the state campaign csntered around
some of the constitutional amend.
ments. These proposed changes to
the organic law Of the state were
printed upon a separate ballot.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
DIX CARRIES new YORK
Entire Democratic State Ticket Is
Elected by Substantial PIuraIities
Republicans Get Legislature.

New York, Nov. S.-John A. Dix
tDem.) is elected governor of New
York over Henry l.. Stimson by a
plurality estimated at $4,000.
He carried Greater New York by
close to 100000, and came down to
Manhattan only about 10000 votes be-
hind his Republican opponent.
Thomas F. Conway. Democratic can
didate for lieutenant governor, ran
close behind Dix in all districts, and
the entire Democratic ticket was elect
cd by substantial majorities.
Early reports with 50 out Of 156 as
sembly districts at hand gave the
Democrats a gain Of eight seats. This
ratio. if maintained. would still leave
the Republicans with a safe working
majority.
Potosi journal., 1910-11-09
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