The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03
BETS MADE ON DIX AT 1 TO 1
Woo hI\a REPLIES 40 Guam
ntN PRENTIrE's $50 rot en-.
Puss, sAts . Campaign Enb,en 'n the
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The o.ioS on nix in the downtown bet
ting market 'onk a Jump yestsrdav that
astonishssi Mr. nI's most ardent sup"
poriers uptown shortly after tia" hrnl-
ers got busy Yesterday morning a fsS
beta were made a. 10 that John 4
Dix will hs IN. next 60, errnr One az
the largest ~ ne bets a. ihs-" o'ids was
booked aS s. Ono To 81 on lhs'e wera
MANY wagers mad. az T." ' broker
who represented an upstate man pla"sf
- Oh az ~ 1 u WAS r"Dortad ma
SO. nOn had h-@n placed IN one hrok-"ag"
Office At thes. odds \ hroser who sad
that he had little more thar eSI.u"
to place On DIX raporr-'i tha, IN. most
Of u has been wag-rs.i at p and IN |,
Chica GO brokers are betting on Sumson.
and a good part 1T The rrnnev that met
the Din cash yesterday came from these
Chicago spectators Uptown " VAS
not apparent that the odds had length
ened materially In Two or thre@ OF the
big hotels whore netting men congregats
offers Of to wer. general, and Their"
we're many propositions made nf even
money that Dis plurality would be
81 ON This seems tn be a favorite line
Of spec,iia ton. Stimson brokers az these
hotels nre offering "a that DIX viii
not have 100. no" plurality
Just suppose. for the SAKE OF suppos-
ing. that Stimson sauee,e- through.
How much will it cost IN elect him. T Ia Ia
the way il was put mp yesterday to OPP
timistic Ezra chairman Of the Republican
State COMMITTEES Now n there's one
topic that Mr.. Prentice won't thresh
out over a FRIENDLY cigarette is cam
paign cash, Begin to talk cash to Mr.
Prentice aud he wiggi-s. He scintillateS
on the Kings progress through the rect
lees provinces. He will figure by the
half hour on how foolish are the reports
from up state that Mr.. Dix IL winning
the Republican voters. He will discuss
aviation or Harvards chances for the
football championship. hut when II comes
10 cash-smiling silei!ce.
But this much was extracted from the
chairman yesterday. that the present
campaign will have been 'he cheapest
for many a wear. II cost about ss0O.nOo
TO elect Charles +. Hughes IN 1908. Barne,
Of Albany has been quoted a. saving thar
$500 600 was the figure Chairman Prem
tice thinks that M harness. calculation
10 about three times what IL should hav.
been Prentice said OF course he co,,idn'
cay how much would he spent ON the stare
ticket this year or how much the county
chairmen are getting To bring the vote
out. IL was less OF course han in former
campaigns. hut according to Prentice
the chairmen are satisfied The bundles
have been sent out, him but comforting.
and Prentice says that the hungry chair
men have expressed entire satisfaction.
He could he saId. tell how much IL lakes
ro make a county chairman express
entire satisfaction. bat he wouldnt
Somehow Mr.. Prentice's statement
doesn't agree wirh the reports that come
20 other Republicans from up State.
Letters have come. and many kilograms.
urging the State committee to hurry up
and boil out more sugar, and saying thar
getting the Republican vote out this year
IL going To he an expensive proposition.
The burden Of the complaint has been
III You don send the money We cant
get the votes
Ex-Niavor George Mcclellan has
written W John A DIX congrai'Ilating
the candidate on his nomination and
expressing confidence that MIR DIX is
the man needed ~ Albany Col Nc
Ciellan 10 confident, ne writes. that MIR
Dix will b- elected -Wha' our stat.
needs says Col Mcclellan. rs not So
much Governor who will promise a.
one who will perform. NOT much u
brilliant 'heorist. no matter how well
mentioned, a. d practical hardhea'ied
man Of afair- What we require q
Governor who understands III. needs
of all the people, especially of thos'. " no
have not the means 81 expressing hem:
who, by giving III good government
economically administered, will IsaN.
IN IN" pockets Of The MANY the money
of which eStravaganCs would deprive
them. Far trI"r progress viii h. az
tanned by the raduCt ION of tho burden Of
taxation - no workIngman rnsn bv ne
enactment of r.~ laws. The R"pubiican
party has been IN power 30 long that ~
has become arrogant IN tho belief thai II
holds n prescript,vs right To office. Two
years ~ your admInIs' ration will do
monstrata that the Democracy has lost
neither g ability nor tho Willingness
tn govern our stat" wisely and Justly. /
~ that She p-opl" ~ IN" Union Their
confidence In ms restored, rnav again "a u
upon oIr party "a govern the nation
omas G. pat;"n N. Democratic
candidate against William " Benna't !
in the FifIe-r'h Congress district. - uslng
kittens. fuzzy. playful kittens with PINK
and blue bows nF ribbon on their n.Ck- |
IN his fight against BAnn.'t Attached
20 IN. nc~h rIhbon 81 every kitten IL
Patterns campaign motto. Drive out |
the mice Patterns workers carry /
baskets or kittens 10 IN. meetings and
rallies and give them 10 fne women ia .
the crowds
John A. Bsn-.l. tn. Democratic candi- ,
date for State Engineer and Surveyor. ,
aaid Yesterday that the Republican mana
gers were trying 10 create the Impression
that aliens are heirg colonized along IN.
Ashokan dam III Ulster county 1T
IL curious. said Mr. Bens.I that the
4 nf Labor ha- pa,ur haf.r,