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WOMEN VOTERS n GALuo111A
DEFEAT RACING AllEInlEfRT

San Francisco. Nov. G-Inesunplsts ~
turns indicate that the Iacs track
amendment. providing for saos track
gambling under the pan-mutusl ana auc-
ton pool systems. has been beatsn ~
an overwhelming ma11EiU. Ths hfesgt
vote against The mG61s WAS rseogaea
in Alameda and Lns Anesles coustisA
where racing was coulsted before -
verse legislation ~auss6 Nock owneg1 -
close their EateG PiActlco1y every paint
heard from IN the 9tsto has vcted aeaiA0e
the measure.
The overwhelming dsfsit of the msas-
ure II directly due to the activity Of the
women voters Of the stasa They made
the amendment . tarBet fof combined ax-
tack. Women In al parts Of California
took the stump In eppoa1 1tinn 10 H. and
the State was flooded with literature.
From present Indications thA vote aaAinst
the anaendment WIN - aspsuximatsiy ;
to L
Incempssts returns indioass that easoe
Socialist votes were cast b yesterday's
Presidential e3ectien In Ca11coFnia. TINS
Is approximatply ~ poe oGns moro than
was cast In the PsoaB1aAtlal electio0 q
four years ago, VhoA Oebo pollod AoD
votes Los Anesjee Coun1U F1furna6 ,tho
largest vots. Gtving ~ o6elnllDe cSa13-
date moro than 01o4 y 0titt WIlson,
Socialist, Of Berkeas1, ~ waS . ean61.
date for Congro6 NQo 6n6eated- by L.
seph r KncwiauA hcnhent, by ouly
&ooo votes
II. Los Aass,ss c. ~ sai.us,sv. a.
Socialist eaxdldgea von G1eeoea . ~
etAse Assembly M - D&aSe1fth o.
tsict b. 4sgA ccmpesef rs h(ay alpv
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GAIN
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Keystone Congressional Delegation
Shows Increase Of Five,
Wilson Men.

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE PennSyl-
vania delegation In Congress win consist
Of twenty three Republicans and thirteen
Democrats, a. against . present repre-
ssnts&ion of twenty-tour Republicans and
eight Democrats.
For the first time in seventeen years.
Philadslphia Will have two Democratic
Representatives In the Lower House.
Michael Donohue. q tariff Democrat re-
Pennsylvania Socialist. Higginson, was
not elected. contrary to early reportA
The Pennsyivania delegation follows.
the members reelected being indicated
by stars: First District. William 8.
Ware, Republican, Second. George 8.
Graham. Republican: Third. J. Hampton
Moore. Republican, Fourth. George w.
Edmonda. Republican, Fifth. Michael
Donohue. Democrat:' Sixth. J. W. Logue.
Republican, Eighth. Robert e. Dinen-
derfsr, Democrat Ninth, william w.
0riest. Republican, Tenth. John R.
FAR, Republican, Eleventh. J. ]. Casey.
Dsmoc1at; Twelfth. A. B. Garner. Re-
publican: Thirteenth. J. n. Rothefmel
Dsmoczat:s Fourteenth. W. d. B. Ainey.
Republican, Fifteenth. W. y Wilson.
Democfaf: 0sventsenth. D. X. roeht Re-
- %: y)IsstSssfn. wzsTen v. Baiisy.
OemoeT1t; TWsnt1eth. AndrsW R. Brod-
bsck, Democea1: TWenty-nrsk Charles e.
Paxtoa. Hspublican:s Twenty-second.
Curtis H 0.egg. Democraf;s Twenty
third. W. B. Ssn, Democrat; Twenty
fourth, 3. A. La Cock. Democrat: TWen-
ty-nfth. Niltcn W. 0hrsvs. Res.:Slican:
Twenty.Axth, A. Mitchell Palmer. Dem
ocsa8:S Tventy- y-eeveuth, J. N. LAn1ham
RepubHcaa:s Tweuty-eiGhth, John p.
Hines, Dsmoefat: Twenty-ninth. Stephen
q. Porter. Republican, Thirtieth. II
Clyde Kelly, Republican: Thirty-drst.
James Ffancis Burke. Republican,
Thirty-secoad. Andrew J. Barchfeld. Re-
publican
At-large-John n Hnin. Republican:
Fred T. Lswis, Republican: Anderson II.
Walters. Republican: Arthur H Rupley.
Republican
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WINS WET virginia;
LEGIgLATURE y REPUBLICAN,

Whssling. ". Va. Nov. l-Omcial r.
turns from about SIXTY Of the voting Pre-
cduets Of West Virginia Indicate . pau-
rality Of SEQ for Wilson 0vsf Rooosvslt.
who WIN lad Tan By about Noo.
The Socialists satnsd about - per csnt
over their vote Of lSo9 Wilson has
gained slightly over Bryan's vote. and
the combined opposition vote shown Q
slight falling OF.
The legislature viii b Republican By
eighteen to twenty ON joint hallot insur.
Ing Q Republicsn successor TO G. W.
Watson. Davis Elkins. son Of the hate
Senator Elkins, and william Seymour "a.
wards, cousin Of Theodore Roosevelt and
Progressive candidate. are active cand1-
won By 1k0oo for Hatnsld for Governoe.
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But Now Her Fass h the Fairess Of
the Fair, Due to StnaTt's
Calcium .Wafers.

Those dtmpesa are lfke pearls In Q YuhY
cluster when StuaTts Calcium Waters
clear the lace o1 every pdmpls. spot.
and blemish. And even II you hAvsu't
dimples. the clear. transparent skin Of
Q healthy. Calcium wafer complexion u
more radiant than the deft touch Il
an artist to the most sxQuisits water
color.
/, stuart's Calcium waters sct directly
upon the sweat glands Of the slIin, alncs
their mission 10 to stimulate the sxcrs-
tory ducts. They do not create perspef.
vigorously. thus transfoFmin1 psrspir.
alton into . gaseous vapor. The eal-
cium sulphiae. Of which thses waters
are compoosd. consumes tha germ pol
sons IN the sweat glands and pores.
hence the blood makes . new. smooth
skin IN Q sarprixinofy shoet dina
You VIII never b asAamed 70 look &C
yourself IN . mirror. ones yoa use Deu-
arts Calcium WafsrA Nor win yuur
friends 1--WE you. that hinting Ioo,E, q
much - to say-for goodness saka ~
rid Of those plmpiee.
ThssV u NO longsr any sxcuss ID. 80
one to have q face dis6guxsA Win aD1n
eruptiops when Il b - sssy b ~ -
Of them. simply eDk box q 6tnnGen
Calcium WaferB ~ any drug se6so -
take them accordlng to direet5oaA A9HpP
q fsw days you will hs1dly ressolaso
yourself n the mlyxos. 1ha ohouo Vi1l
delloAt you Universally. Al hlGnaha.
vlH 11nDDlar.
An dru0U1ols IN Gnasea -
Na11ss - 0on1 ~
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SOUTH DAKOTA PR0GRESsIvEs
ELECT o. 8. SENATOR;
RETUkNS MCONPLETE

Sioux YAll4 q OAK. Nov. &-Rsturns
in AoatA nefotA are far from complete.
but estimating from such returns a.
have been received. the total yots for
the Presidential candidates wfll stand
about a. follows: Roosevelt. eo.ooo: VIII
son. &.eoo. There were no Taft electors
in the neld. because the Roosevelt Re-
publicans controlled the party machinery
and placed Ave Roosevelt electorsy on the
regular Republican ticket
The Governorship II In doubt. Ths Re
pubiicans claim they have elected Frank
n. Byrne by not less than a0oo: over
Edwin 8. Johnson. Democratic candidate.
while the Democrats claim Johnson .
election by not less than 16o0
Incomplete returns leave little doubt
that the Republicans win control the
Legislature. and that Thomas Sterling, q
Progressive. win be elected United States
Senator to succeed Senator Gamble.
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| : . :
/ { llT
4 n DsuIlIt 81 8 R1-
DuIlIe,a I'll m Laa
FsH vglls.

WItA six 0tAtss hvolvtng ssvea unitsa
6tntss osaatofsh1ps se1n ID doubA re-
TURNS up - . lase hear. last nioht
stsonoiy Indicated thst Tie DsmocratD
wtu have . weslEing najority Of at lsast
four, voess IN the atxay-thisd Congress
n four states. utinoia lflnnesota, New
HampshiSs. and Wyomlag. the uncer-
tainty csntsrs around the political COM
plexion oE the otats Lagislature elected
Tuesday. uiinois WIN elect two 0sna-
tors and each Of the other States ouA.
In NebfaGks and Oregon the gsnssal ~
turns vim forecast occurately ths esuor
torlal selection. - the names Of the
candAatss are printed on the ballot and
ths- etsts iegisiators ars LEGALLY bound
TO carry cut the choice Of their electorate
Ia seascting the 0eaatos.
OF the membsrship of ths Senate
ntno&y.slx-G1xty.dvo 0eato are not In
VOWED. the incumbsuts either having been
elscted BY State IAgislatures last winter
tor six-ysar terms from March : nsxt OF
having still two eed four years 70 serve
are Republicans and thirty-iive Demo.
Gratis.
This leaves thirty-ens seats 10 b allsd
~ the result Of Tuesdays electiona TO
these ssats. from latest returns, Demo.
crats seem certain Of election In fifteen
cases and Republicans In nine. leaving
the political complexion 0f seven seats In
doubt
Eli6ninatins the doubtful seats. the
Democrats have nifty votes and the Re-
publicans-the Republican column In
cludes Regulars and Progressfvss-
thirty-nine. . majoritQ Of eleven votes.
Concedips al the doubtful seats to the
Republicans. the latter would have
forty-six votes to the Democratic
strength o& fifty. leaving the latter .
majority Of four votes.
Because Of the conflicting issues In
some States. and the close race In d.
rect election States. Il 10 impossible from
present returns to MADE either side In
doubtful cases.
The foregoing SUMMARY tabulatsd II
A folloNIs
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OREGON SENATORSHIP HANGS
MBALANCE; STATE FOR WILSON

Portland. Oreg.. Nov. 1.-THE fate Of the
woman suffrage amendment to the Con-
stitution in Oregon ID still in doubt. Re-
turns from, various sections Of the State
are confusing. the changes coming with
such frequency a. to make It impossible
to forecast the general result At
woman suffrage headquarters there il
elation. but 1t 10 admitted by the leaders
Of the movement that the battle 70 not
won and may not be won until the late
vote Is counted. It probably will be
several days before the fnal result can be
learned. s
Late returns indicate Wilson 10 safe
in first place. with Roosevelt second and
Taft third. The United States Senator
ship IL any mans contest With only q
few votes separating Harry Lane Dem)
and Ben Selling (Rep.).
Indications are that the Republican
Representatives have been elected. The
single tax amendment was showed un-
der. The Socialist vote In Oregon will
run over 500.
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PR0GREssIvrs HOLD BALANCE
OF pOwxk N MICHIGAN

Detroit Nov. 1.-The Prosreslives and
Democrats have made such gains in the
Legislature that the Republicans have
lost control. and there probably win be
. three-cornersd deadlock between the
Progressives. Dernocrsts' and Republicans
on the United States Senatoeship.
Forty districts have not reported.
The Progressive nominee for the Senate
is Theodore n. Joslin. of Adrian. whlls
William Alden Smith b the Republican
incumbent.
The Socialist vote In Michigan was .
negiible quantity.
In counting the ballots the election ON
cials paid no attention to II and NO
report will be made on u unt0 the ON
cial count IL returned.
Woman suffrage. On the fAes Of the
The Washington herald., 1912-11-07
SOCIALISTS MORE
THAN DOUBLE VOTE

New York. Nov. a-Returns which A.
tered In from the nation. indicate that
the Socialist vote cast At Tuesdays cleo
ton will more than double that Of four
years ago. In lsos their standard bearer
Eugene v. Debs, received 10000 votes.
This year he did not draw the vote the
socialfst leaders have been anticipating.
1,oeo.ooo. but his total II expected to
reach 10000
Although the Socialists lost their sole
members In the New York Legislature.
and in Congress. they succeeded In elect
ing two members to the Illinois Legisia-
ture, two In California. one In Massa-
chusstta six in Wisconsin. and possibly
ono In Wa0hington..
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{. r. HOLDS WASHMGT0N;
DEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 9-Roossvsars
plurality. indicated At Aooo or sasoo In
the earlier count Of precinetsL has been
pretty well maintained In the tabulation
% far reported Nine hundred and
twsnty-five scattsfing out Of . total Of
1.sm precincts in the STATE give Rooss-
velt. lS19: Wilson. SEQ: TAFT. 3.G2
imates 175.000
While Lister. the Democratio guber-
material candidate, has . lead Of about
20.ooo. Hayes managers are insistent that
the complete count win show the cleo.
tion to him.
Humphrey. Republican candidate for
Congress In the First district. and War
burton. Progressive, in the Second dis
trict. appear to be reasonably sure Of
election. and Talconer and Bryan. Pro-
fressives. for ConsTess-at-larSe. arc
safely elected.
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msnts for . whilA," was the reply. Il
am going 10 Do . lot Of thinkinG" and
then. after . short pause. mot that !
haven't done Q lot slfeady."
The G0vesnor than returned to the pils
Of kilograms that hid IN immense table
from vtsw. AZ the correspondents were
departing. he turned and saia with
laugh:
Some one has sent me . telegram
saying ] have carried Hawaii. Lithuania
and Walesr'
The Prssident-slect went for his long
walk at $40 o'clock this afternoon.
Capt Mcdonald and fvs Newspaper cor
respondents accompanied him. There
would have been fewer correspondents II
they had known what Q chase the Gov
ernof was going to lead them.
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KENTUCKY GIVES WILSON
PLURALITY OF 10000

Frankfort. KY. Nov. &-woodrow wn-
son has carried Kentucky 6y . plurality
Of between 5000 and 10000.
Tho returns received from the enf1fs
State with exception Of the counties In
the tenth and eleventh districts gfve him
1s. .40. Taft SS.18. anA Roooevsk 0elA
Tho missing returns may place Roooo-
velt in second place though this b ~
NO means certain.
changes politically and only one change
in its personnel. JudsD A. w. DaxkJey
of Paducah. succeeding Ollie JameA VIE
goes to the Senate.
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ISLAND ASSEMBLY cor;
REPUBLICAN SENATOR SURE

Providence. r. I. Nov. &-Ths Haxt
Assembly viii contain eishty-nvs Re-
pubIicans, and hfty-one Democrats and
Progresses. giving Judge ,Lshasr@
d. Colt, Republican candidate for United
AtaAa 0una4a q majority % tAif1H-omH
ON Joint ballot The Republicans eon.
troll the House.
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NEW STATE EXECUTIVES

OF tAe tweaty-1ins govex1GsD
elected yesterday seventeea aPs
Dsaoefats3 eIsvsa Aepabliea1A
and enc Progressive. The States
eiseting neD1llacans are Kansas.
Minnesota, New HanDshifs,
RAsas lslaDA. ssatA DAKOTA. anA
wlsesa9in. TAs Pfegfesslves
eleeteA their eaAAlAats ia wash
lAgtsD.
CslsgaAe - Elias u. Anns1s
Oso).
Csaaset3eat-0lnssa u DalA-
win Dea.).
DalaWaRe-1Aa0as u. Mons.
gAan Osn.).
HlsrsAa-Pmk Ttaansll D.).
IAaAe-sAa n. Hayes (Rsy.).
ulln01s - BAWara y. Duane
Oeo.S.
lnalans - Ssnasl u. Asl,tsa
Oeo.).
ysw.-DAwaza q. Dunn (D.l.
Eanaas-AFtAuP CaDDes NsD.).
NlasaoeAusstts - Eugene n. j.
Esss (Dsn.).
lGleAlgan-wssAbEsAss y. Fss.
~ Oea.).
lGannessta - AAslDA g. Ebef.
AasaA (RsD.).
ulnssuri - Ellsstt ". Ns5ss !,
(Dsa.).
Msatana Sannsl v. Stewart
Den.).
Nsasssln-ysAn u. MssehesA
Oso).
Msw Hsnpshirs - Hfankll.- :
WesessasR (DsD.).
NV Yesk - Wnl1an S1lsse
Osa).
HsrtA c.ssahs-Lssks crsia
(De0.).
NsrtA Daksts - L. =. na,aa
OeD.).
0hss-Janss u. Cex (Ds0.).
RhoAe IslanA-Ahsan J. P0eA-
NJ OaU.).
oeulA .Carslaas-osss L. Dssass :
(DeA,D.- \
i ss.aA Daksta = Fr..k 1ys.s
: (nsD.).
$ Eenassee-A ". Keeper O-).
Nexas-0seaf .. Ce19u1tt (D.).
UtaA-SvI1llan sDsay (RsD.).
WeaAanetsa-nsSert Z. HsdUt
yAoe.l.
yssa v,ssa.a.-H ,. natsssa
OsQl.
sHlsss.saaS.@sas \ nsesv-
Os11.
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATS
CONTROL LEGIELATURE

Wilmington. Del. Nov. G-Ths Demo
Gratis ~ Q result Of yesterdays election
will have Q majority on Joint ballot IN
the legislature which probably will mean
the election Of National Committeeman
Willard Salisbury to the United States
Senate. The complexion Of the next
legislature will be a. follows: Senate.
. Republicans and Q Democratic House:
= Democrats. and l3 Republicans.
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COMuTTEE
WILL NAME SUCCESSOR
TO SHERMAN NOVEMBER II

New York, Nov. 1.-THE defeat Of Pres
ident Taft viii mot alter the plans Of the
Republican National Committee to ~
lect Q running mate for him In place Of
the late James 8. Sherman.
This was the announcement made at
the Republican national headquarters
to-day.
The national committee wiz meet in
Chicago November n and choose q man
to succeed the late Hr. Sherman.
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.PRES|DENTLAUGHS.
and PLAYS GOLF
Chief Executive Leaves Cincinnati
for Washington-Little Al.
fected by Defeat.
NAY VlGTT PANAMA CANAL

On Board tho Prosident's Train, Colum-
ouss OHIO. Nov. 6-His laugh unam-
paired. his nerve mistaken, Preeident
Taft tonight 10 ON the return trip to
washington. leaving Cincinnati this aft
ernoon for probably the last time before
he returns there on March s a. '.Nr.
Taft"
At the station in Cincinnati whore
thousands had crested him forty-eixht
hours before. there was but q scAns
handful Of personal friends to say good.
BY to the defeated candidate. II there
was any sadneas, however. II was not felt
by the Chief Executive. who laughed and
chatted a. gayly a. be ever did before
election Indeed, It appeared A. though
sreat load had beel taken from his
snoulders. and bystanders recalled the
reluctanee with which he had been
forced into public life. and prophesied
that never again would he return to the
arena oS . national election.
Nakeer rEse11slf Seors.S -
The Presidsnf arose late. and after
brsalfasting and attending to his mail
motored to ,ths Cincinnati Country Club.
whore he r1ayed . round Of golf with
his brother. Charles P. Taft; Albert In
gala and c. A. RickR It was noted
that tho President went around the
cowss in less than 100. one Of the best
scores he has ever made.
Amer lunch at the Taft home. the Pres
adeut left for Washington At O'Clock
He b due to arrive there At $50 o'clock
Tomorrow morning. and Will 1t once
prepare hin annual message to Congress
and attend to other Official business
which has lapsed in the last three weeks.
II b possible that the President and
Nh Taft NAV ~ Hot Gvvrin~0
for . fortnight before Congress opens.
and II ID likely that the Chief Executive
win visit Panama to inspect the canal
during the Christmas recess
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Presidential Patronage List.

Nine Cabinet onhcss At s1oso
ats.sury department. l22 persons 5s2.2
Coleosors OF customs and assistants
ws5 .sp.StanenS 1ouf persons
r.sy DrsltnenI !ouf persons
.nIs.'0n sxy-two persons 1871
twsnty-eiSnt persons
=. ~onSteS one person
epoyes not undsf efvl service
S.sn 1870 Scs.eton three parsons.
~nss .os.e st.n. tcuf pefsons
twssvs persons 4a3
=. .as.ca nity-two psrsons
- Idol. nxty-eevsn persons
snd AIn.stera
o ana isssf1ons sixty-four
nc consuaf losze
susuAnsesel es.ea Dehsons. 9ee
osnce go
S.aa. os asuiet % coau11 no pstssns
sse eussaoe =
Total
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SENIOR RIVIERA ELECTED
REs1DKHT colnuss1oNEn
FROM PORTO RICO

San Juan. Porto Rico. Nov. 6-Rsturns
from yesterdays election indicate that
the Unionists have carried all the seven
districts. but By reduced pluralities. The
VIII hare one representative
from each district m the House Of Dele
gates. Senior Aunos Efviera has been
elected Resident Cosnmissionsf at WASH
iuRt0n.
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DEHOCRATS SWEEP HAWAII;
KALANIANAOLE CONES RACK

Honolulu. Nov. G-Rsprssentativs Kal-
anianaols was elected delegate to Con-
gress at yesterdays election. The eIsc-
ton was Q Democratic landslide for al
territorial omces and for members q
the legislature
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wEArHER CONDITIONS.
o. q. Dssl q ARinseuA WaxAe, Duuu.
Knshfn~Son n q ~ 4 M a

q q DspG q AQi01uA W0zAa D0A
|, WaaAinsana. p. G. ~. Z M1A p n
1AaW v11 b saiA 1Ams1V \ N L0v9 Lain
md saDsuhat Dlder vsefA8 1Anss6ay nisAA anA
fttday. In ths Upp1 LAks ssgioa. The csaEsal
vall9A ~ Rlatns 0tafeA and - Onfsal Booty
ssS n,ass. - s1' ~ ,a., s% ~ ..a TSm,.s.y T
vue q - xAAad 1avss. - = HsidU =
ths UupR LAks rsuf0a. ~ Oh nd NinA
yalgA b ths N9tARa Rsd1v AsmHah fsginn
tA0o v1n b lo0l aiD q 0gso 1AuDday, Oa1n1-
- inAo u NostANoe 0naaIh = Itiav, vifh
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~ tf - - - - o111Ee ~
= NelS ~ ~ - - d-
- - - = asg - l11lee -
G1ent - - - nlroA
lEapy Ssae - nm. : g 8
NneeAe N WIS., 6se31ss -. ssvsaEs
sple u ~ e1vil e6gvaoe esdess = his
NsouAlna pesdsee6ss9 q NJ tn1se
~ - . p6ak nAHv oovsgasnsat -
tioas % ~ ma ~ ~, vhieh NAY -
alslrthuAed - rsNdDo6 ~ pealfaeAl ~.
~. r. - y1sl1s = ~ spuDest1sns =
nany q ~ advisose u 0e9uss4 theeo
WI - MANY thou1anas 0eea.
UA4o9 the clx1l eoevico fulss - thpy
sfauA today is y MT tie elsfiks ostthg
1alar1ss fsGm ~ 70 Q.Go and MD .
rsars thae ean - costly fAfsp3sesd. but
4 y ~ ehtses e bursan1 and 6iytsaoaas
wAoas sa1eyies hso1n - ahout 1&1e .
voass ana run upward - tor tha mos
paxt they as0 unelasge0od.
AftR ths appo0ntMons of Cablnee on
csrs ths nrst thiag The new Dsmoesatac
sduainlGerat1ou VIII Do Win Be 70 name
clese1 n the various -
partmsnts. who's buainso Il WIN b 70
cast about and - how the Land hee."
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Bible Authority Dies.

Cambridge. Mass-. Nov. &-Rev. Henry
q Mash. Of the Cambridss Theological
School. and the foremost authority in
America on the New Testament. died at
hi1 home here to-day. He was born in
Newark, Ohio. In l64
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Lse.l rss.p.sas.-..

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Z -. .: = q n. =; y -, .; p u, .;
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HtAm1 -; losDA ~
n..Aa': h.alSs =. d sH.A. ?; :
1e9 Z anshhe. 16 n - z psanb =
fuas.s ans ~ ~ yGs-nA~s .;
NsnDssat1rs In otAse C1tsas.
SunoRo y or etisA sauuoa vash d
angu1 e N1nAn tW ~ t1a1kH6R Aan 80
q = - Jsse9dag. sss = islsQa
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WILSON TOTALS
SHOW INCREASE

c..n..sa f-.. r.s. o,s.
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In Good Taste and Appropriate
plated Ware, Choice Cut GlaD pisceA ec, fR vs6-
ding or birthday MesentA From om lafss and a3ect
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-17
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Breedlove
have returned from a weeks visit
at Memphis, Tenn, where they at
tended the Oil Mill Superintendents
meeting.
H. T. Hohnsbeen, assistant super
intendent Ardmore division of the
Rock Island Railway, was in this
city on official business last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magoffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Tackett of Fort Worth,
who came in Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. John Lively in this
city returned to their homes this
afternoon.
Mrs. S. G. Wood who has been Wis
iting her father, c. c. Mayo at his
home in Madill and other relatives
and friends in Murray and Johnston
counties for the past week or ten
days, returned home Saturday eve
ming over the Frisco. Mrs. Wood
says that large number will be
here from both Murray and Johnston
counties to witness the flight of the
bird men" the last of the week.
Mrs. w. f. Wilmington has return
ed home from the annual meeting OF
the Western Oklahoma Methodist
conference which was held at Man
gum, in Greer county. She was cho-
sen treasurer of the foreign mission
department of the conference. She
reports that crops in that section OF
the state elook good and promise a
heavy yield.
Mrs. Byron Drew has returned
from Terrell, Texas, where she was
visiting with relatives and friends
at her old home. Mrs. Drew says
when she left Texas rain was badly
needed and corn was suffering from
the hot winds.
Mrs. Wesley Williams, accompan-
led by her two children, Zelda and
Wesley, Jr, is here from Okolona,
Miss, visiting with her brother, Max
Eean and wife. She will be here two
or three weeks.
Mrs. Shelton Tyer has been quite
sick for several days.
Miss Roxie Mayo of Madill is in
Ardmore this week, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Sam G. Wood.