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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

night.
The three-cornefed fight for the New
York geyernorship has drawn Dres1-
Dental and vice-presidential candidates
TO the political forums and has d.
vided the vote OF the state 80 that pre-
dictfons Of tho outcome are not a.
freely made as usual.
The candidates. are job e. Hedges,
Republican,: Representative william
Sulser. Democrat. and Oscar s straus'
Progressive.
The Progressive party has made
strong appeal to the voters OF New
York City and State Tor support o.
the State ticket headed hy Mr.. Stratus
Qutetest 10 MarylanA's History.
Baltimore. Nd. November 3.-Ihs
presidential campaign now nearing ia
end was one of the quietests in. ths
political annals OF MARYLAND. All chs
party organizations complain of the
lack of funds, and 8 notew 1rthy tea
tufs IL the falling OF in the registra-
ton In Baltimore, which dropped s.eos
below the last previous registration.
Decisive De1eeratie yieaoTy.
Raleigh, n. c.. November AT the
close OF North Carolina.s campaign to-
-s~S< . A>~safva vfe<aVw fnr the DaFnO.
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Each CIain.s PiuralSty.

Phoenix. Arfx-, November -
Democrats, Progressives ard Hep &
cans alike claim Arizona VIII 3 ~
ralify. The reelection OF Congre1
Carl Hayden Democra&. II couoQ
No other Officers win be electe
constitutional amendment p9oxl
for the recall OF judges and AQo1
giving the State the right to e1&<
In Industrial pursuits. are expecte
carry. The vote on wOmAnsa su1glU6
L. expected to be close. -
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demonstrations here to-night. The
three big parties held meetings. and
the candidate Tor each for Governor
was the headliner at these meetings.
The gubernatoriai race IL between
Samuel A. Rolston,s Democrat: w. i
tDurbin. Republican,. and Albert J.
Beverage.
Each OF the state chairmen Of the
three parties has issued Statements
conte nding that the State viii support
his, ca ndidate in the election next
Tuesday. Indiana, normally is Repub-
lican.
Three CcnDlete Tickets.
Providence. X. l.. November So
Rh ,de Islands complete State tickets
are IN the field for the Republicans.
Democrats and Progressives. On tn.
part of the Progressives the final word
here ID expected to be said BY Cover
nor Johnson, Of California, Monday.
PreGreasaves Eavorftes In Betting.
Detroit. Mich, November 2.-Ths
close OF the Michigan campaign nnds
each OF the three leading parties. Re-
publican. Democratic and Progressive.
claiming victory. The Socialists. while
not claiming majoritiee. predict the
biggest Michigan vote ever polled oy
their party. The Progressive national
ticket il the favorite in the Setting
easily.
Amos Musselman - the Republican
candidate for Governor. L whitney
Watkins. Progressive. and Woodbridge
n Ferris. the Democratic candidate.
Puxsling Sftuaf19n.
Sioux Falls, s D.. November THE
South Dakota political situation =
puxzhng. According Z, tho claims OF
the rural managers. it 10 anybody'a
State In the presidential race. Ths
Roosevelt men, who are in control Of
the machine, profess confidence that
the Roosevelt electors will be elected.
The supporters 81 President Taft and
the La Toilette followers. who havs
no electors In the neld. are equally
confident that the Roosevelt electors
Will be deCested and that Wilson Will
capture the i've electoral votes.
LAttla ChAnge In vsrHont.
Montpelier. Vt. November 7-Since
the State election Vermont has seer
comparatively Mttle change In tn,
State election In September the Repub.
picans secured . piura lity over the Dem
ocrats and Proxressives for the STAT
ticket, bat lack Of = majority sent tn
choice to the Legislature. where thu
Republican candidates were success
full
oal1Aornia q Puan1A
San Francisco, Cal, November A.
The most disinterested observers aGre'
that the situation in California 10 pus.
cling. ProUFeseives supp0rtang Roose
veIt and johnson seem to be c1nndent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

ern1c party pas predicted = to Jeoea-
Aentlal election Tuss6ey. On ~ $500
ticket ProSrsssivss and ReysSiSeene
both are claiming the f0rAasl Quet6 q
Republican votes. HeaAing tAt ofAks
Craig. Democrat: Thomas 1sttls. ~
put;licsn. and Iredsli MeAres. Progrss.
Give.
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political campaign. Rspu1aaqAa
ocrats and Progressive ere G.
ing for victory In the choice
presidential electors, four repr<
lives In Congress AMI eonptet
and legislative tickstR For Ns
time. the voters win expr11o
preferences Tor UnltaA States
tors "a
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LeetIe Charee ln weren't.


San Francisco. Cal. November A.
The most disinterested observers agree
that the situation in California is pus-
Gins. ProgFessives supporting Roose-
veIt and Johnson seem to be c1nndent-
Wilson men said the Democrats had
steadily gained strength since the Sac
ramento convention and the decision OF
the Supreme Court excluding Taft cleo
tors from the ballot Uncertainty
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Hot Contest n Co10sn6e.
Denver. Col, November Colorado
to-naght closed Q most hotly contested
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ed Progressive lsanings. and George
Hodges, Democrat.
The senatorial race between Gov.
ernor W. r. StubbA Rspublican-Pro.
gressive. and W. II. Thompson. Demo-,
crat will not be decided until the
Legislators not bound by the popuia.
vote. assemble.
An Leaders CsnAaeat.
St Paul MINI, November 2.-Aftef
vigorous presidential campaign In
Minnesota, the leaders Of the three
principal parties tonight predicted
Auccess in next Tuesdays election
Bryan to Geese Canyaixn.
Omaha. Neb.. November 1.-The &C.
I've campaign Will not close until
Monday evening. when William J.
organ makes his last address IN Lin.
colin. but other party activities ended
tonight.
All ClasH wlscc1san.
milwaukee,. Wis. November State
chaermen -3f the Republican, Democratic
and Progressive parties in Wisconsin
each asseTted Tonight that Wisconsin
voters would elect presidential cleo
tors favorable to his particular candi.
aAtes Tuesday. Republicans. Demo-
eFats and social-Democrats have con-
Eresgional ttckNts In the deld. Gov
srnor francis E MoGovern Republicau
aomfnee for re-alsG lion. also iudorsed
- the Progressive party. and Judge
John C. Karel. the Democratic nomi-
nee. both express coincidence.
Nsm DakSee n Doube.
Srano D.. Ncvemcer
wnIe Norsn 1900 - normany Re-
puon psosoc.oas tef ueeoeys
, =. ''s', G' ~ .oee svtins eeen -
n IA onet.e ana Co!onei nooseveiL
es'oent LIT reoeav1n6 compare
10y sA vOse
me c1"peon Aee seen viserousiy
Cd so1'ees1 ~ rlosse aepunsiean
sno DeMo1uc pties, ana eacn -
rorscastinS victory.
49, - lee.
- Aoanes, tonA Novemosr A.rn
S S1 :, .aS 49,, .on.'
y .n SOseo eo-alxn.
80 -..s cvS ~ aon 49,
Sceea 20 Ase0 sne farmers ~ nome
49, -. -. " ~ Oo"O
o.c.eo wson . ~" Culo pon Sao.0oo
~ vsl' Aso'Oo' ma TAN ise.-
SS .1 -. re 49, ~ ~ ~ ~.
~ ~ s Ss-s @,,s esoo tnes
@ - = 49, Csn.@ a .1a Co, sve.t
rs- - ~ pS..,s,.... =
-. -. -
~s-- N..s-Ns. s-G.., ..
SoSSs N.s1as'S 49, SSDN.s y
ni:noss oenss1i Asssmbiy, which . 10
ssIset Two United States senaaosa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

trenton. NJ. J., November 2.-tn Gov
ernor sWiisou's own State Of New Jef-
esy. wh,se fourteen electorA1 votes zre :
clSiussd BY Democrats. Republicans ana
Froxressfves alike. there WIN oe az
cidsd also on Tuesday wnetnef tne nene
Scvernor of the Ssats. should VIII
snr vin and the next United States
aeneS = WIN b sDemocrat1c or RepubH-
ean. In aadition. voters Of the STATE
v.III elect the lower house u the Les-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Wilmington. Del, November
Delaware Almost a. much afternoon nss
been paid to the three-cornered -"4n.
Ear state eolces, from Governor down. as
sh.re- has been 70 the presidency. The
,r.na~era AZ the Republican. Demccra-
tic and progressive parties each claim
,he,r forces win elect both the ma,
ticuai and 6t1fa tickets.
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Bryas to Clsse Ca.,.i<..

Omaha. Neb.. November 1.-The &C.
I've campaign Will not close until
Monday evening. when william J..
organ makes his last address In Lin
colin. but other party activities snded
tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Dallas. Texas. November Texas
a original Wilson state. Is s0lfdis
Democratic, Republican and Progress
, s3ye party campaigns have been quiet.
without indicating which leads
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c,s.~ 1. w.ss ysrss.ss.

wheeling. W. Va. November 3s--Ihs
prediction strugSle In West TirGsnae
ended tonight.
THAT the race between Dr. n. y
Hatfield. Republican. and william Il
Thompson. Democrat. for the COVER
norship and with this. the REMAINDER
Of the state ticket. will be close. there
is no doubt.
AZ 10 me presidency. with TAFT ana
Roosevelt ei.ctorai tickets dominates
here seems liIl,< room Tor doubt thai
" iison viii carry the state by suo-
stantiai piuraiit3.
IN: bsat iof state wac p'o"iDs1sv"
mas IN n manner 0veShauoWeu She
uy,itic.. issue. o! the campaign.
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Realx fer e. nal1e1.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. November 81
three parties claiming wyouati ~
Republicans b. 10000. the Dein
BY 10000 and the Progressive1 9
small majority. the voters aye III
for election day Tuesday.
The main fight Of the campa11S;
been on the recollection o. -
Francis Z Warren. Republics =
John B. Kendrick. Democrat. ~
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St Paul. MINI, November 2.-Aftef
vigorous presidential campaign In
Minnesota, the leaders Of the three
principal parties tonight predicted
success In next Tuesdays election.
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: Ohlsnene ter WHOA.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla. November p
Democratic leaders estimate that Okla
hpnAa. aoninaiIy Democratic, WAL siecs
Wilson and Marshall electors BY ma.
3ortty OF $4,000 and the state ticket by
practically the same figures. The Re
publican situation 10 admittedly csm-
piicated. Progressive party electors
were denied . pace on the ticket
fnrpush court action, and recently sew
eral OF those nominated AT Republican
electors have been quoted As assert
4ng that they would vote for Roose-
Seli
FOR ContYess. Richard T. Morgan ke-
pubiiean incumbent in the second DIS
trici, xiii have Q hard task to deIea'
John J. Carney. Democrat The out
cSsns in the First District. where Con
gresham Bird 3. Mcclure. Repupiican
81 opposed by John Davis OemocA.
douhrfuI No Progressive party candf-
datss were named for State or congress
Sioral ofhcea.
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Cssr- ri9tAs tor ,Nilsss.

tO0reF1st6o Tor WDooos
Z Jackson. MISC. November ..--ln ala
prababilify four nj TINS, OF the vote cas-.
next Tuesday IN Mississippi will be
Democratic. OF the otner parties. the
ProgreSsives uiade the mort vigorous
campaign.
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Topeka, Kan. November 2.--POljti-
clans Of all three parties to,Aight ex-
pressed confidence in the outcome OF
Tuesday election. The Democrats
claim that success for both national
and State tickets 10 brighter than for
years because Of the factional fight
waged in Kansas between Republicans
and Progress1yes. For. Governor the
race seemed Q close one between
Arthur capsr. Republican. with avow.
ed Progressive lsaninEs. and George
Hodges, Democrat
The senatorial race between Gov.
ernor w. r. StubbA RspubMcan-Pro-
gressfve, and W. II. Thompson. Deno.
crAt will not be decided until the
Legislators. not bound by the popular
vote. assemble.
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Three Complete Tickets.

Providence. K l.. November So
Rh ,de Islands complete State tickets
are an the field for the Republicans.
Democrats and Progressives. On Cd.
mart of the Progressives the hnal word
here IN expected to be said by Cover
nor Johnson. of California. Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

Seattle, wash. November
feature of the Washington caM
has been the savage attack MA
the Republicans upon the p6t6
character Of Robert Hodge, PR4G&S
sive. candidate for Governor. 1Aa1
tack. the Democrats say. hAa uxoo
benefited Ernest Lister, their CT
date for Governor The Hapu61fo
are making hard dxht 70 re-S
Governor Marion E Hay and ~
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Each Clai.ns nrenAana.

Helena. Mont. November
ayers Of the Democratic, R4pG
ana Progressive parties claimed
tAnA 70. their respective candldSc2
the close of the campaign to-
The contest for the xovernoFD111l
Of the candidates claim VICTORY.
Less interest Is being taken q
preferential vote for United
Senator.
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- &Zeene ~ toJoops
Little Rock. Arb. November Alt 10
estimated that the Democratic major
ity in Arkansas ncxt Tuesday will be
=. excess VI $4,000 votes.
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An Chats. ws,es>s...

-. - ~ Ctos8 WDcO0n4n.
milwaukee, Wis. November State
cneermen -3fethe Republican, Democratic
ana progressive parties in wisconsin
each asserted Tonight that Wisconsin
voters would elect presidential cleo
tors favorable to his particular candi.
hates Tuesday. Republicans, Demo-
eFafs and Social-Democrats have con-
Eressional Tickets In the deld. Gov
srnor Francis e MoGovern. Republics
aomfnee for re-elsG lion. also Endorsed
y the Progressive party. and Judxs
John c. Karel. the Democratic nomi-
aeo. both express conAdsnce.
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st. Louis, $40, November 3.--tne 1919
election campaign Came 10 eioso ~
Missouri to-nixnt, WITH speakers OF All
partics making their last appeal tor
votes Democratic, Republican ano
Progressive leaoers, all declared they
wound win the state. The Usmocrats
base their predictions largely upon the
fact tnat the Republican party. which
for four years controlled the majority
OF the State officers. was split BY the
advent Of the Progressive party.
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Many Canaiaases {. 0regs1u.|

Portland, Ore. Novembcr -
presidential night Is closed In
State. The contest for United m
Senator, so-called single tax III!
be voted on. in addition to fbftys
other constitutional amendments. 4
erendum and measures ThAre are
candidates for forty-thr>o ofaeoa
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Grand Foekx, n, D., Hgcvember L.
while North DAkota II NORMALLY Re-
pub3fcan, predictions FER tuesdays
elections are upset by the nEht in the
primaries last spring between 6enat1 u
la Toilette and Colonel Roosevelt.
President Taft receiving compara-
lively small votA
The campaign hes bean vigorously
contested by Progressive, Republican
and Democratic parties, and each n
forecasting victory.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

las many reSources which they do not possess
 Wsa & rasl7oad to tap the Nataa. usa coal fields and the fertile re sion oT the Copper and Tanaaa RiveC .hasns. population will pour In. and ,, wan not be long before the North Star win eloam as a fo0y-ainth plan go upon our national banner, A ban l, a-or5s for the construction by tre government .oS such a railroad has beea introduced ID the House Of Ea-earaaves by Congressman Sul- Der. who Is a democratic leader there,
 More powe- to him. and it he shall
 succeed ir having the measure pass ca. his poGGoal sins, which were as Sa--e, shan become white as snow. Lbs Angeles Tines.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

All the late Jeses-sPh nevS In the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
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----z a Shame,
 -z makes For 10 a bid tone r-7r rHa-7 kid nr Hr.n Chinese throne
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From this date on all calls Intend. ed for Henry Friedentha), the Inde. pendent Expressman should be made to seven-six C76) and your oau win receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the BouEh. -aa Cigar store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

NNaN Bound. lst class Mon
 Eav "wednesday and Friday S-en a n- Leaves
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Es-sy Rueuf-e5.

s t.0ouneteut r.r.> e he able Go perform NF- E--ioS of fife. a.... Ha .n-.E get married or do any
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

aTr.-rs always one thing that will r-s r at vau if yoU abuse }f .TE...'S -.arE
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UsusI

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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

Fr..or Ssvs 7ie and cake are .rn will eu.t them-
 -- want you5 health haC6T .r. yrr lo5aS Jo do, JhenT
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12

.v eat something for Uoth- I w can't
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-12
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.0s tc I.SecNeF iE srrr-. Is m. eating Et your boarding .u- ! F-F some ] vEu let yOa
The evening world., 1912-09-23
4 CH|LD'S WASTE
CL0GGED BOWELS
Makes it cross. peevish. rest
less and feverish III
tongue is coated give
Syrup Of Figs"

Children dearly love TO take delicious
Syrup Of Fiss" and nothing else cleans
and regulates their tender little stom-
achs. liver and 50 fest q bowels SO
promptly and thos oushly.
Children get bilious and oonsupatsd
just Ike rown-ups. Then they get
sick. the tongue V coated. stomach sour.
breath bad; they don't eat or rest we'll;
they become fsverish. cross. irritable and
don't want to play. Listen, mothers--
for your child's sake don't force the
little one to swallow nsussating castor
oil. violent calomsl or harsh irritants
like Cathartic pills. A teaspooniM Of
Syrup Of Fiss will have your child smil-
Ing and happy again In just few hours.
Syrup Of Figs viii gently clean. sweeten
and regulate the stomach, make the
liver active and move on and out Of
the bowels all the constipated matter.
the sour bile. the foul. clo6gsd-up waste
and polsons, without causing cramps or
with Syrup Of Figs you are not drug
gins OF injuring your children. Being
composed entirely Of luscious iiga. SIENNA
and aromatics II cannot be harmful.
Pull directions for children Of all ages
and ior. srown-ups plainly printed on
the package.
Az your druggist ies che full name
"Gyvup a Tss and EiIuiv o. Sepas''
prepared BY the Caliiosaia Fig Syrup Co,
Th1s b ~ dslldeus tastis0. senuins
I'D ps)lsbls. 1Aeuss anything slss seSsssd
The evening world., 1912-09-23
SCIENTIFIC BIRTHS
WOULD RUIN IDEALS
OF AcE,SAYS NJ. D.
DR.. Mond, Noted German
Scientist, Disagrees With
DR.. Woods Hutchinson.

MEN we're not intended TO be ma
chimes and Il would not be the bes.
thing to plan scientifically Tor the pro-
duction OF children. As . race. we I'M
prove all the time. but you win not help
improvement. by destroying ideals.
Otherwise, agree with DR.. Hutchin-
son that imperfect men and women
should ne prevented from bringing into
the world Illborn' children with heridi-
tary Influences against them"
This IL the opinion OF DR.. Rchardo
Mond. tspeclahst In hereditary diseases
and head of the Free Mason Hospital in
Hamburg. Dr. Mond Is a member OF
the party Of German doctors who visit
ed New York on their way to Washing
ton and the International Congress OF
Hygiene.
DR.. Woods IIutchinson's startling adj
vice was given to the American Health
A ssoc,ation. In session In Washington.
DR.. Hutchinson declared that FOR the
improvement OF the human race bad
marriages should be prevented. even to
the extent OF gtorililzng UNIT persons,
such as the criminal and insane. and
planning for a more perfect progeny by
proper selection before marriage. lie
called his lecture The Importance of
Negative Eugenics or the Prevention OF
n, Borns." He said all children should
be examined In schools. and II they were
found at all deficient, they should DO
sterilized and trained to grow up in a
.ooto,v sat apart nv tho Government. He
said much more to the effect that the
The evening world., 1912-09-23

poor and ignorant should not be allowed
10 marry and laid down rules for the
perfect production Of . physically and
mentally perfect race.
DR.. Mond 10 the only German doctor
isft Of the 10 medical delegates who
saw New York. He had been injured
In . taxi smashup and remained over
Q day.
some Of che shings Dr.. Hutchinson
said are good and some. think. are too
far drawn. The idea Of rendering orim-
insls and dsfic1ents unfit to transmit
their defccts and foist q race of I'LL
torn c69drsn on the world II much dis
cussed In Germany. We are Of the opin-
ION that something should be done to
prevent Snch children being born. but
what that something IL has not been
decided there any moro than here.
When DR.. Hutchinson says the poor
and ignorant should be prevented from
marrying I disagree with him. Genius
II most often born of the poor and ig-
norant and the mind may be perfectly
capable Of taking knowledge which is
never offered to It. Very often. genius
comes from a family where some OF the
members are deficient.
But principally I take exception tc
DR.. Hutchinson's idea OF planning fol
the production OF children. That u
wrong. Our ideals would vanish under
the cold scientific method OF breeding
Civilization IL founded on ideals ant
Impulses. and the effect OF a purely
scientific mating would be to make men
less human.
Otherwise I think It Is wise TO limit
whose offspring are bound to inheri
defects's
The evening world., 1912-09-23

glass from the wfndshisid Of the Hern.
don car cut Wilbur Hendon. the esven-
teen-year-old son Of The owner. across
the wrist Policeman Maitland Of tho
Ralpha avenue station saved the boys
life BY making . tourniquet Of the thong
Of his club and stopping the row Of
blood until DR.. Mansold could come
from Bushwick Hospital and take six
stitches In the wrist.
The elder Herndon was badly cut
about the face and hands Stewart was
seriously bruised.