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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-10

An entire change of program is pre-
scented at the Gem theater this even
ing.
An exceptional animal act is offered
by Stevens and his trained hear in
comedy wrestling stunt. Stevens Of
fers s25 cash to anyone from the au-
dience who throws the bear in
wrestling match.
Fred l.. Webster, the character i'm
personator. is on the bill, and advance
notices say that this act is of the high
class order.
The picture program contains two
dramas. one entitled, Little Mother"
and the other ''Aztecs' Secrifice," an
Indian drama that is of thrilling in
terest.
This bill is fully up to the standard
of vaudeville productions and war.
rants liberal patronage from the
public. 4
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AmluSeb11e
At THE BIJOU.
November PA Woman's Way.
GRAND

There will be complete change
of program at the Grand tonight and
advance notices point toward another
swell show.
Young & Manning will present
something unusual in the way OF a
comedy skit, in which they introduced
a pair of real game cocks.
F. w. Walters. who is known in
the east as Americas Caruso," is said
to possess tenor voice of rare quail
ity.
Harry Newman, THAT Funny Little
Fellow" who made such big hit the
first part of the week has been re-
engaged by request, and will present
new act, which is said to contain
forty laughs to the square inch.
There will also be the usual excel
lent picture program OF he high
standard of quality usually shown at
the Grand.
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o. p. N. Anderson 8, Mann IL.
Stutsman 10, Hanson 6, Natter 7,
Walker 6.
Judiciary.
Anderson 9, Burke i. Cooley 10,
Ellsworth Is, Fisk T. Goss 7.
Legislative.
Fox 10, Williams 10, Glitschka 8,
Ferris 4.
County.
Barnes Is, Breen 9.
E'laherty l6.
KOsitZky 10.
Fisher 10, Young 8. O'Connor 0.
Peterson 10, Fort 7.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie 10, Sanders II.
Vigness 5, Ward 16.
Harold II.
Field II, Brandt 10.
Peterson 10, Thompson 13.
Christensen ~.
Perry s, Pierce s, Williams IL,
Olsen 8.
For Normal School 14-Against 6.
For School Lands 1S-Against 3.
For Five Commissioners IL
Against 3.
For Herd Law 12-Against 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-10
THE GENERAL ELECTION.

The result of the election through
the east will be disappointing to Re-
publicans, but not altogether unex-
pected. The issue in New York was
largely influenced by the attitude of a
great number Of persons who think
that Colonel Roosevelt is menace to
'business. Business is easy to frown
down upon but it is a pretty potent
thing after all. A great many conser-
vative Republicans voted for Dix, pos
sibly thinking his election would weak
en- Roosevelt as national figure.
And there is another element In the
result that is worth considering, and
that is the necessity Of having both
men and organization to win elec-
lions. The convention system develops
organization rather than men. The
primary election develops men rather
than organization Both are essential
Republican organization was largely
in the hands of leaders who staid at
home, who voted the Republican tick
ct and-saw the state go Democratic.
The Democratic party was held to-
gether by the cohesive power of ex-
pectancy, and it's organization was in
good working order.
And in New York, as in Ohio. Mas
sachusetts and some other states, the
Republican party had the handicap Of
a tariff revision to encounter. No
tariff revision is popular. We had the
same result but in greater degree
in 1890 and 1892, after the passage of
the Mckinley bill. And yet it was a
beneficient bill, and the country throve
remarkably when it was re-enacted as
the Dingley bill, after the fiasco of
the Democrats with the Wilson-Ger-
man bill.
And, too, the Republican party has
been rent asunder with internal dis
sensons. Its leaders have been d.
vided and fighting against each other
It's organization has been rent apart
Too long time was spent in fight
ing within the ranks and it was hope
less to expect that such bitter
struggle could be harmonized in the
little time between the primaries and
The election. 1t all goes to prove that
a house divide against itself cannot
stand.
1t may pass through some pretty bitter
and costly experiences in the next few
YEATS, but sense and sanity will even
~tually prevail in the counsels of the
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FLORENCE LAKE PRECINCT.

FLORENCE LAKE PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna 21, Helgesen IS, Casey 7,
Hildreth 7.
Johnson Is, Burke 16.
Burdick 10, Richards 10.
Norton 49,, Robertson s.
Brghtbill Fl. Rocks 8.
Olson 81, Halvorson 8.
E. J. Taylor 25.
Miller %, Nuchols 8.
Taylor 81, Whittlesey 8.
Gilbreath %, Morrison Z.
O. p. N. Anderson 20, Mann %,
Stutsman 20, Hanson Z, Natter s.
Walker 7.
Judiciary.
Anderson IL, Burke 20, Cooley 10,
Ellsworth II, Fisk 20, Goss 8.
Legislative.
Fox 21, Williams 10, Glitschka Z.
Ferris 7.
County.
Barnes "a, Breen 8.
Flaherty 81.
kositzky %.
Fisher "a, Young 5, O'Connor 2.
Peterson 8, Fort %.
Smith 26.
Mckenzie II, Sanders 10.
Vigness 10, Ward rs.
Harold 81.
Field Is, Brandt 6.
Peterson II, Thompson IA.
Christianson "a.
Perry II, Pierce IS, Williams 90,
Olson IS.
For Normal School 21-Against G..
For School Lands 18-Against 8.
For Herd Law 18-Against 8.
For Five Commissioners &C.
Against 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-11-10

|ly greater degree was that Of Miss
Ida Warner, day operator at the To-
cal office of the Western Union, when
on Sunday morning the first message
she received told of the death of her
father at Smithland, Iowa. The tele'
gram was from her brother, F. G.
Warner of that city, who with her.
self and her mother are the only sur.
viving members Of the family.
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Republican party, and order will come
out of chaos. 1t is time when the
people need to look to honest men
rather than demagogues, and to states.
men rather than office seekers. And
they will come to that state OF mind
sooner or later. The will of the ma
jority must prevail, whether for good
or Ill, and however influenced by tenn
porary conditions, prejudice or mis-
understanding And we shall all hope
that whatever changes have come will
be for the better and not for the
worse.
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HARRIET PRECINCT.

HARRIET PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna 16. Helgesen IS, Casey !,
Hildreth l.
Johnson is. Burke l.
Burdick Il, Richards l.
Norton II. Robertson I.
Brightbill 10. Rocks l.
Olson IS, Halvorson l.
Edwin J. Taylor IS.
Miller 10, Nuchols l.
Taylor IS, Whittlesey l.
Glbreath IS, Morrison l.
@. p. N. Anderson 10, Mann IA,
Stutsman IL, Hanson /, Natter l,
Walker l.
Judiciary.
Anderson ~, Burke Z, Cooley Z,
Ellsworth 6, Fisk I, Goss I.
Legislative.
Fox 16, Williams IL Glitschka d,
Ferris 4.
County.
Barnes Is. Breen 8.
Flaherty 10.
Kositzky Fl.
Fisher is, Young 2. O'Connor 5.
Peterson 5. Fort Is.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie IS. Sanders 6.
Vigness "a, Ward l.
Harold 10.
Field 10. Brandt 3.
Peterson 16, Thompson 6.
Christianson 10.
Perry IA, Pierce is, Williams II,
Olsen 16.
For Normal School 8-Against Z.
For Lands Against 9.
For Five Commissioners 1T
Agains s.
For Herd Law Against II.
scHRUNK PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna IL. Helgesen IL, Casey s,
Hildreth 6.
johnson IL, Burke Is.
Burdick 9, Richards 10.
Norton Is, Robertson I.
Brightbill IA, Rocks 7.
Olson IL, Halvorson 7.
Edwin J. Taylor II.
Miller 10, Nuchols Z.
Taylor II, Whittlesey 7.
Gilbreath Is, Morrison 6.
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TAFT PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna IS, Helgesen II, Cacey 3,
Hildreth 6.
Johnson IA, Burke 8.
Burdick 16, Richards 6.
Norton ii, Robertson 6.
Brightbill 10, Rocks 7.
Olson IA, Halvorson 6.
Edwin J. Taylor IA.
Miller 10, Nuchols 8.
Taylor Is, Whittlesey 6.
Gilbreath 10, Morrison 6.
O. P. N. Anderson 13, Mann 13
Stutsman y, Hanson 4, Natter s.
Walker 6.
Judiciary.
Anderson s, Burke 10, Cooley g.
Ellsworth 10, Fisk II, Goss 10.
Legislative.
Fox 10, wilkins 10, Glitschka S,
Ferris 5. y j,
County.
Barnes S, Breen 13.
Flaherty 16.
kositzky II.
Fish IA, Young 4, O'Connor 3.
Peterson 7, Fort II.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie II, Sanders 8.
Vigness 9, Ward 16.
Harold IA.
Field 10, Brandt 10.
Patterson IL, Small I, Allenworth
9.
Perry II, Pierce 13, Williams IL,
Olsen II.
For Normal School Against IL.
For Sale of Public Lands S-Against
9.
For Herd Law 14-Against 6.
For Five Commissioners 12-Agaist
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Nothing Better .A
Price Moderate s1kA
Hunts Perfect
Baking Powder
and Flav0ring
Extracts
Nothing Better
Price Moderate

Brightbill 16, Rocks 4.
Olson Is, Halvorson 4.
f. J. Taylor Is.
Miller 10, Nuchols I.
Taylor 16, Writtlesey i.
Gilbreath 16, Morrison 4.
O. p. N. Anderson Is, Mann Is
Stutsman Is, Hanson 5, Natter 5.
Walker a.
judiciary.
Anderson 8, Burke 5. Cooley a.
Ellsworth 10, Fisk IL, Goss 8.
Legislative.
Fox 16, Williams Is, Glitschka 4.
Ferris 4.
County.
Barnes 10, Breen 6.
Flaherty IS.
Kositzky II.
Fisher 10, Young 5, OConnor S.
Peterson 3, Fort II.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie Is, Sanders S.
Vigness IL, Ward s.
Harold 16.
Field 16, Brandt 4.
Patterson II, Small 9.
Perry Is. Pierce Is, Williams Is,
Olsen 16.
For Normal School proposition =
Against 3.
For Land Sale proposition Z -
Against 3.
For Herd Law proposition IL -
Against 5.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton Against -.
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PAINTED WOOD SPRECtNCT.
State

PAIN Ed "OOO SF1c~INNb
State.
Hanna 80, Helgesen %, Casey I,
Hildreth 2.
Johnson 20, Burke II.
Burdick 80, Richards 6.
Norton 80, Robertson 4.
Brightbill 81, Rocks 6.
Olson "a, Halvorson 3.
Taylor 81.
Miller SO, Nichols l.
Taylor "a, Whittlesey 2.
Gilbreath 81, Morrison 4.
O. P. N. Anderson 81, Mann q,
Stutsman rs, Hanson 3, Natter 3,
Walker 3.
judiciary.
Anderson "a, Burke IS, Cooley 16
Ellsworth 10, Fisk 10, Goss 20.
Legislative.
Fox 26, Williams "a, Glitschka 4
Ferris 1.
County.
Barnes 26, Breen IA.
Flaherty 36.
Kositzky 36.
Fisher %, Young 2, O'Connor s.
Peterson rs, Fort 13.
Smith 36.
Mckenzie 80, Sanders S.
Vigness 81, Ward 8.
Harold IS.
Field rs, Brandt 8.
Peterson Is, Thompson ~.
Perry 26, Pierce 20, Williams rs
Olsen 26.
For Normal School proposition ~
Against Is.
For Land Sale proposition ID -
Against II.
For Herd Law proposition % -
Against IL.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 29-Against 9.
HAZEL GROVE PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna 10, Helgesen II, Casey 2
Hildreth 2.
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CLEAR LAKE PRECINCT.


Hanna 9, Helgesen 10, Casey 9,
Hildreth TO-
Johnson II, Burke Z.
Burdick Is, Richards 8.
Norton IS, Robertson 8.
Brightbill Is, Rocks 8.
Olson 16, Halvorson 8.
E. J. Taylor Is.
Miller II, Nuchols 6.
Taylor Is, Whittlesey 9.
Gilbreath 16, Morrison 8.
O. P. N. Anderson IA, Mann IL,
Stutsman II, Hanson 9, Natter 9,
Walker s.
Judiciary.
Anderson IA, Burke 8, Cooley 9,
Ellsworth II, Fisk IA. Goss 8.
Legislative.
Fox 10, Williams Is, Glitschka 8,
Ferris 8.
County.
Barnes 10, Breen II.
Flaherty II.
kositzky 10.
Fisher II, Young 10, O'Connor 8.
Peterson IL, Fort II.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie 7, Sanders II.
Vigness 10, Ward 3.
Harold IA.
Field 10, Brandt II.
Porter IL, Korn II.
Perry 10, Pierce 8, Williams IL,
Olsen -.
For Normal Schaal 13-Against 6.
Colo CT
For Five Commissioners 10
Against 2.
For Herd Law 12-Against 7.
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FRANCES PRECINCT.

State.
Hanna Is, Helgesen II, Casey Z.
Hildreth Z.
Johnson 10, Burke 10.
Burdick 10, Richards II.
Norton 10, Robertson 8.
Brightbill II, Rocks 8.
Olson Is, Halvorson II.
E. ]. Taylor 10.
Miller 21, Nuchols 8.
Taylor Is, Whittlesey 10.
Gilbreath Is, Morrison 8.
O. P. N. Anderson IL, Mann Is,
Stutsman 10, Hanson 10, Natter 7,
Walker 8.
judiciary.
Anderson 8, Burke 10, Cooley 7,
Ellsworth II, Fisk Il. Goss 8.
Legislative.
Fox Is, Williams Ia. Glitschka I,
Ferris 9.
County.
Barnes II, Breen 16.
Flaherty 20.
Kositzky %.
Fisher 5, Young 10, O'Conror II.
Peterson 9, Fort l..
Smith Is.
Mckenzie IL, Sanders IA.
Vigness IS, Ward 6.
Harold Is.
Field Is. Brandt 9
Porter 8, KoTn 20.
Coons %.
Terry Is, Pi,,a II. Williams IL,
Olsen IL.
For Normal School proposition -
Against 10.
For Land Sale proposition -
Against IA.
For Herd Law proposition 10 -
Against 9.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 20-Against 3.
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The farmer does not appear in the
foreground as working for the many
improvements which will make better
his conditions. The good roads move
mcnt, the farmers institute and col
lege extension work are examples. The
efforts in the direction Of better high
ways are made by townspeople, bank
ers, merchants, etc, not because they
need or want better roads for their
own convenience, but because they
know good roads are good business
proposition for the country in gen.
eral. The railroads, the agricultural
college folks, the business people, are
the greatest boosters and the organic
ing force for Institutes and institute
trains-so, in an effort to improve in
general. It's business in its strictest
sense. Clifford Pinchot makes this
statement: IF the farmer decides that
he will himself put an end to his own
isolation, and work in cooperation
with his fellows for all the great OBJ
iects of united interests common to
the farmers of each farming neigh
borhood, then the beginning of great
things will have arrived
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OPERATORS SAD MESSAGE

Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 9.-The
receiving of telegram telling of the
death of some friend or relative is
always shock, but an experience
embodying this element to an infinite
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Legislative.
Fox 21, Williams 20, Glitschka 20,

Legislative.
Fox 21, Williams %, Glitschka 20
Ferris IA.
County.
Barnes 40, Breen 10.
Flaherty AZ.
Kositzky "A.
Fisher 20, Young IA, O'Connor IL.
Peterson %, Fort "a.
Smith 80.
Mckenzie a. Sanders 25.
Vigness 25, Ward II.
Harold 80.
Field %, Brandt %.
Peterson 25, Thompson 36.
Perry 26, Olson 26, Pierce rs, Will
liams 80.
For Normal School proposition II
q.
For Land Sale proposition "a -
Against 10.
For Herd Law proposition % -
20.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 33-Against 10.
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APPLE CREEK PRECINCT

Hanna is, Helgesen Is. Casey 4
Hildreth 5.
Johnson Is, Burke 4.
Burdick Is, Richards 4.
Norton Is, Robertson 5.
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GRASS LAKE PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna 26, Helgesen %, Casey 8,
Hildreth 8.
Johnson 81, Burke 10.
Burdick 10, Richards 10.
Norton 21, Robertson 10.
Brightbill %, Rocks 8.
Olson 81, Rocks 9.
f. J. Taylor %.
Miller Is, Nuchols II.
Taylor 21, Whittlesey 10.
Gilbreath 81, Morrison 9.
O. P. N. Anderson II, Mann IL,
Stutsman 16, Hanson IL, Natter 10,
Walker II.
judiciary.
Anderson Is, Burke %, Cooley 1t,
Ellsworth 10, Fisk %, Goss 9.
Legislative.
Fox II, Williams Fl, Glitschka IL,
Ferris IL.
County.
Barnes IS, Breen "a.
Flaherty "a.
Kositzky "a.
Fisher p, Young II, O'Connor 2.
Peterson IS, Fort 20.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie 10, Sanders II.
Vigness IS, Ward 10.
Harold %.
Field IS, Brandt Is.
Peterson s, Thompson p.
Perry 10, Pierce 10, Williams Is,
Olsen 20.
For Normal School proposition g.
Against IA.
For Land Sale proposition % -
Against 5.
For Herd Law proposition Is -
Against 10.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 77-Against Is.
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LOGAN PRECINCT.

State.
Hanna 8, Helgesen 8, Casey s, Hid
reth S.
Johnson 5. Burke TO-
Burdick 9. Richards 6.
Norton 9, Robertson 5.
Brightbill II, Rocks 4.
Olson 9, Halvorson 6.
f. ]. Taylor 8.
Miller 9, Nuchols g.
Taylor 9, Whittlesey 5.
ilbreath 8, Morrison 7.
O. P. N. Anderson 8, Mann g.
Stutsman 9, Hanson 5, Natter 5.
Walker 5.
Judiciary.
Anderson 4, Burke I, Cooley s.
Ellsworth 10, Fisk 10, Goss S.
Legislative.
Fox 8, Williams 6. Glltschka s
Ferris s.
County.
Barnes s, Breen 10.
Flaherty 5.
Kositzky Is.
Fisher 8, Young 6, O'Connor 2.
Peterson 3, Fort I.
Smith 9.
Mckenzie 7, Sanders 8.
Vigness 9, Ward s.
Harold 10.
Field s, Brandt Z.
Patterson S, Small II.
Perry 8, Pierce II, Williams Z
Olsen Z.
For Normal School proposition f.
Against 5.
For School Land proposition g.
Against 4.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 7-Against 4.
For Herd Law proposition g.
Against 6.
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GHYlIN PRECINCT.
State.

GHYlIN PRECINCT.
State.
Hanna q, Hilgesen 26, Casey l6,
Hildreth II.
Johnson q, Burke ~.
Burdick 20, Richards IS.
Brightbill 20, i:ooks 16.
Olson "a, Hal yorso1 II.
E. J. Taylor 90.
Miller 80, Nucno.s IL.
Taylor q, Waittlesey Is.
ilbreath 81, Morrist: IA.
o. P. N. Anderson "a, Mann q.
Stutsman "a, Hansen H. Matter Is.
Walker II.
JUDICIARY.
Anderson rs, Burke rs, Cooley ~.
Ellsworth FISK 81, GOss II.
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ANDREWS PRECINCT.

ANDREWS PRECINCT.
Hanna 12 Helgesen -, Casey 3,
Hildreth 2.
Johnson Is, Burke 8.
Burdick Is, Richards 8.
Norton Is, Robertson 2.
Brightbill 16, Rocks I.
Olson 10. Halvorson 2.
E. J. Taylor Is.
Miller Is, Nuchols 3.
Taylor IS, Whittlesey l.
ilbreath IA, Morrison 3.
O. P. N. Anderson IL, Mann II,
Stutsman II, Hanson 2, Natter 2,
Walker l.
Judiciary.
Anderson 10, Burke Is, Cooley 5,
Ellsworth 10, Fisk 16, Goss S.
Legislative.
Fov IS, Williams 13, Glitschka g.,
Ferris g.
County.
Barnes %, Breen 4.
Flaherty %.
Kositzky 81.
Fisher 20. Young /, O'Connor 2.
Peterson 7, Fort IA.
Smith 10.
Mckenzie II, Sanders 6.
Vigness IA, Ward 10.
Harold 20.
Field 10, Brandt 5.
Peterson 4, Thompson FL.
Christianson 20.
Perry IS, Pierce Is, Williams IA.
Olsen IA.
For Normal School proposition 16-
8.
For Land Sale proposition IA -
5.
For Herd Law proposition II -
IA.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 17-Against 5.
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COMPLETE Returns in BurIeiqh

CONTINUED from page II
Precincts to be heard from:
Lem, Trygg, Highland, Phoenix,
Richmond, Pleasant View.
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ECKlUND PRECINCT.
State.

Hanna 43. Helgesen SO, Casey 16,
Hildreth IS.
Johnson as, Burke %.
Burdick 40, Richards IS.
Norton a., Robertson 10.
Brightbill 80, Rocks II.
Olson Al. Halvorson 18.
E. J. Taylor "A.
Miller 40, Nuchols %.
Taylor 80, Whittlesey II.
Gilbreath 80, Morrison IL.
O. P. N. Anderson II, Mann 50,
Stutsman "a, Hanson Is, Natter Is,
Walker Is.
Judiciary.
Anderson IS, Burke 32 Cooley 10,
Ellsworth 26, Fisk 80, Goss Is.
Legislative.
Fox IS, Williams 40, Glitschka Is,
Ferris 10.
County.
Barnes 48, Breen 26.
Flaherty So.
Kositzky SO.
Fisher 81, Young IL, O'Connor 3.
Peterson %, Fort 80.
Smith As.
Mckenzie 80, Sanders 20.
Vigness 81, Ward II.
Harold 40.
Field 80, Brandt 10.
Peterson %, Thompson Al.
Perry "a, Pierce 80, Williams IS,
Olsen IS.
For Normal School proposition 80
Against %.
For Land Sale proposition ~ -
Against Is.
For Herd Law proposition 80 -
Against rs.
For Five Commissioners PROPOSE
ton 32-Against "a.
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Publication Office:
800 FOURTH STREET, COR. BROADWAY
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No attention paid to anonymous contrlbu'
lions. Writers name must be known to the
editor, but not necessarily for publication.
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E.,,h,;sb-d Daily, 1881 Oldest in State
I"'ao''sneo | Weekly, 1873
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HAZEL GROVE PRECINCT.

state.
Hanna 10, Helgesen II, Casey 2,
2.
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Entered as second-class matter
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man. He doesn't believe in lodging
about for the purpose of corraling
votes. He says a man should be can
did enough to let the people know
where he stands, for a man who
lodges before the election may dodge
after the election when the people
want him to take a stand.
Mr.. Holland is a farmer. He en-
listed at the first call for troops in
the Spanish-American war and his
military record is tip top. After the
war he returned to the farm.
Mr.. Holland has been around the
world. He has gained vast fund of
general knowledge from his extensive
travels of the transportation question,
which, along with his personal study
of the leading railroad questions,
makes him fitted in every respect and
a desirable man for the position of
railroad commissioner.
He says the Republican party is the
only party the common people, the
business people, the working people
can look to for succor and protection
from panics and hard times The real
sane Republican is the backbone of
the government.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-01
CooLEYsOx LOSE THE FIRST.

Escape Smut Ont When johnson Is
Walked, Scoring on Thomason's Hit.
The Cooleysox lost the first of the
Packer series 5 to through the eff
fective collision of Tessie Alderman
and Umpire Flynn. Alderman was as
good as Flynn was bad, but both work.
ed toward the same end. The Sox es-
capped the shutout by catching Guard
Flynn asleep when Jackson walked.
Wooley singled behind him and Jack
son scored on Thomason's grounder.
Jackson pitched good ball. The Pack
ers punched their bingles.
Score.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
Des Moines s: St. Joseph 4.

DeS MOIuCs o. SL. JOSEPH q.
st. Joseph, Aug. with 10 hits Des
Moines scored runs while the Drum
mers scored four runs with 10 hits.
Score by innings: R-H.E
st. Joseph ;. 80 1 o o 8 "a 10 8
Batteries = Owen and Clemmons;
Swift, Johnson and Shea.
Denver 8; Omaha o.
Denver, Aug. 1.-The Grizzlies shut
out Omaha, to O, ins an errorless
game called in the eighth on account of
darkness.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Omaha :. ......0 0 90 90
Denver :. ...0 O02 20 "-3
Batteries = Kelley and Gonding;
Schriber and Weaver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT ST. LOUIS

AT ST. LOUIS.
First game-Score. E.
Cleveland OOOOO10 0301-5 s l.
st. Louis 30 20 l 0 o 2 0 1 0 o. 9 5
Batteries-Ray, Bailey and Stephens;
Hardness, Fanwell and Easterly-
Second game-Score: R.H.E
Cleveland :. 80 0 o 0 %
ST. Louis .......0 0 o o o 0 0 90 o
Batteries-Powell, Kinsella and KILL
fer, stephens; Falkenberg and Bemis.
AT CHICAGO.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Chicago 100 5 0 0 O-5 5 8
Detroit =. :. ....3 0 0 o o O-6 1
Batteries-Olmstead, Young, Walsh.
Scott and Payne; Donovan and
Schmidt
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worst of all breaks and that it was
Chicago luck. New York came along
and gave a similar display of constant
" hitting it out. Risk it is the New
York's policy. They see better results
from swinging No wonder New York
leads in club batting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-01
Holland Doesn't Dodge
Young Emporia Republican Cam
didate for Railroad Com
missioner.

W. A. Holland, a young Republican
from Emporia, is one candidate for
railroad commissioner who is not
afraid to express his position in the
governorship fight. He is for Wag-
staff and also he is a staunch Taft