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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Burke's catch OF Lant,e's drive in tho
hfth was also fine bit OF work. II re-
quired long run and good judgmen; to
;iIne tho ball as the wind was blowing
with considerable force. always a hard con-
diton FOR fielder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Boston. S: Philadelphia. !.
Washington. 2: New York. /.
lOther games not scheduled. )
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Grln sought to get the greatest offensive
strength out of his club yesterday. There
fore he sent Charlie Strain to left In place
OF Garmnn. Garman is a lcft-hand hitter
while strain rmashes with his right
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
results Yesterday.

Chicago. 10; s.. Louis. 8.
Philadelphia . Boston. !.
Pittsburgh. . Cincinnati. Z.
New York. Brooklyn. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
.ELLYSON CERTAIN
WILSON WILL WIN
Democratic Party More Thor
oughly United Than Ever
Before.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

t9FtDIdI 10 THO IIIItS- IJIsPAtCNI
Winchester, Va, August 29.-'In my
mind. there is no longer any doubt
about the election OF Woodrow Wilson
as President OF tina United States at
-he election in November. and 1 am
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

Gardin showed his perfect control all the
way. Hs walked Griffin twice perfectly,
but outsldc or that not even the suspicion
OF FREQ trip was noted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

ro.ais - a rotals Is 30
7. Collins recond base.
m Collins. pitcher.

T'-T|TTW
fR Collins. pitcher
Score by innings. r.
PHILADELPHIA ...................op Gooi--i
Boston ..--...--...-..-t..t-....i 0 4 . $
summary; Two-hase hits-waikh. WaE-
ner. oifr.ng, Mcinnis. Sacrifice hits-sishL
collins. Double p!sy-caFrisan TO Wagner
Hits-CN Plank. IN innings First base
on on!s-OH Plank. 3: on Brown. : Struck
oui-By Collins. a. By Plank. 2. b. Brown. l..
Wiid pitch-PiaHk Umpire Hart and Con-
molly. Attendance, 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

when ball clubs give UP hope the fighting
spirit IS badly assaiicd. Washington and
Philadelphia are out OF the running. and
Boston is conceded ,the nag for tho Amcri-
can League. rho one pretty night in that
srsenizauon Will BIO between the Nationals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

1.-TWO out whom wla'nr rrn was scored.
iHatted fo- Eagon 90 ninth

.Rau ;o- Myers in n!nth.
zBattcl Tor Tcsfeau ln ninth.
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q n q q o ID
New York....-.... ...+.-.40 % . o @ % -
summary. Two-base hits-Northcn. snod-
grass, Wheat, Murray. Home ruu-Northcn.
Sacrifice h!-Miaer Stoion hases-Dauocrt
~. cu;shaw Miller Double play-Tlotchcr
20 Me-kie. Let; on bascs-Frookiyn. s. New
York FIRST base on ha.f-On Ragon. IT.
oM rcsrcuu. g. Struck oUt-By Nngon, !. By
Tosieau :. Hlt by plicheT-By Tesrcau. 8.
by Ksgcn, :, Time ot game. .55. Ump.rcs
Klein and Orth. Attendance. 1000
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Chicneo.
Totals ...ss sls g Totals $50 20 1. 2
'Battea for woodhurn In ninth.
Dated for KicHie IN n;ih

80 y aIlII|II > II
81 Lou.s....-........... 1880 oo2eooo - 9
chicago .......--..4...........l0 0G,5s 10
summary Two-baso hits-w Smith. Zi,n-
snerinan Three-base hlts-Magec lg. Evors.
" Smith. Home rlns-schulte Leach.
Double p'ay-Evers 20 Archer 20 thinner
man. Lett on haseS-st Louis. z, Ch!cago.
Hits-O~ Richie. Ia innings % Har-
Tnoa. ia innirgs. of G. smith. 2 Ia
.nnings; OF Woodblrn. ] 50 inning First
hlse o. aaNs-Ca Richie. .. Oh Harmon !.
Struck ori-By Harmon. 81. by C.. Smith. s
Time o. game. $50 Umpires. Brennan AMI
OWN
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Tlt;sburrn .....-...............o o o o %
Cincinnati ............4......-..5o Q o. OF
summary. T,vo-hasc hits-Milor. SuErs
Thrce-basc hit--WoFncr. Sacrifice hits-Hob-
iitz5l tel. Mitchell Egan. stolen bases
Bcschor Mitchell. Grant Double play
Grant to Egan to Hohlitzel. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. :: Cincinnati. 8 FRS, base on
crrors-cineinnail. l. Hits-oN o'Toole .
In S innings. or Soopor. in inning First
base on halis-O'Toole, !; of Cooper. !.
Struck out-By o'Toolc. .. by Cooper. :: by
suggs Q Time OF game $50. UmpireS.
Johustonc and Eason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Roanoke Mt Richmond.
Newport News nt Portsmouth
Norfolk Mt Petersburg.
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standLns ID tAe cIuh,.
MICE They I,IaN To-Day.

IUff0I ~ INIlAl' .TIIll
BROOKLYN AT New York
Cincinnati at Pitisbursh.
St Louis az Chicago
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stnndlns of the tlubn.
Where They Play To-Day.

chicago at CIcvcland.
ST Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston
New York at Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30
TN THE WAKE OF THE GAME
BY Gus Malbert.

The value OF fielding pitcher was never
better Illustrated Khan IN the game yester-
day Perryman pitched remarkably good
game OF ball! and should not be TOO severely
criticised for not winning. One run Is not
enough 10 win bail games, and the club
resting under blank has nothing to
charge the pitcher with. Ineffective hitting
is what really lost the ball game. and the
ferEyman's blunders IS Perryman. Not one
OF the seven hits made by the Colts came
at the proper time. They were scattered
or less of color. But back to Perrylnan
lie clearly had Roanoke at his mercy. The
men behind him were giving excellent sup.
port The wors; he was cn;lilcd 10 was
no-scoro tie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-30

CHM simply romped away with everything
which came his way. lie had six chances
and several OF them were great catches OF
nard tries. Indeed. the whole Roanoke
club played In grand style while Gardin
vas never in better condition, nor has he
delivered In more effective style.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Quincy Township.

President--Taft. 50; Wilson, 22:
Chain, 3; Roosevelt, So. Governor
Musselman, SO; Ferris. %; Leland 4;
Watkins, 20. Auditor-Fuller, IS;
Primeau, 23 Baker. Il. Congressman
at large-Kelley, so; Frensdorf. 2l:
Hill, rs. Congressman, 18th district
Young. IS; Power. 81; Macdonald. So.
State senator-James, SO; LeGendre.
IS. Legislature. Bird Observation-Disclosures
so; Hill, 22; Martin. 3. Judge Of pro-
bate-Bentley, 81; Davis. 3. Sheriff
Cruise, 100; Sheridan. So; Kemp, 8;
Simpson, 81. Clerk-Kaiser. 80: Dick.
II. Treasurer-White. 107: Distel, 10:
Weidelman. G. Register Mackenzie.
49, Treloar. 2. Prosecuting attorney
Lucas. IS; McNally, 81. Coroner
Fisher, 90; Burgan, 3; Ozanich, l. Cor
oner-Little, sc; Moilanen, 2; Wilkin-
son. /. Inspector of mines-James. "a:
Harrington. "a: Eplett. 4. For woman's
suffrage, SO: against, so.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Elm River Township.

President-Taft. sc; Wilson. IS:
Chain, 2; Debs, J;' Roosevelt 80. Gov
ernor-Musselman 70: Ferris. Is; Lee
land, 2; Hoogerhyde, 8; Watkins, IS.
Auditor-Fuller. 20; Primeau. 16; Ba-
ker, 73. Congressman at large-Kel-
ley, Go: Frensdorf, Ia; Hill. SO. Con-
gresham, 18th district-Young, So:
Power, II: Macdonald, "a State sem
ator-James. 81; LeGendre, 49, Legis-
allure, 3rd Observation-Disclosures, 81: Hill
Is; Martin. q Girard. 9. Judge OF pro-
bate-Bentley, 81; Davis. 8; Jedda, G..
Sheriff Cruise, 90; Sheridan, so;
Kemp, A. Mikko, 6; Simpson, 81.
'lerk-Kaiser, S. Dick. 10; Sarrell. g.
Vreasurer-White, 100; DisteL IA;
yeidelman. 4; Toupin, g. Register
Mackenzie. 9s; Treloar, 4; Parta, g.
Prosecuting attorney-l.ucas. 10; Nc
Nally. Al. Coroner--Fisher, 90; Bur-
gan. 5: Ozanich, G. Coroner-Little, 90;
Moilanen, 5; Wilkinson, g. Inspector of
so; Harrington. %; Ep-
lett. s; Toppari IS. For woman's suf-
fraee. 107: aGa'lst. 40.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Hancock City, Ward I.

President--Taft, 10i; Wilson, III;
Chain. 3; Debs, 10; Roosevelt, 1o4
Governor-Musselman 1874; Ferris, 1O9;
Leland 3; Hoogerhyde 10; Watkins
10. Auditor-Fuller, t24--Primeau
l12: Baker, ~ Congressman at large
Kelley 1876: Frensdorf, 1903; Hin, 15
Congressman, 18th district-Young
senator-James, 157: LeGendre, III
Legislature. Ord district-Edward IA
HILL us; Martin, a. Girard 10
Judge Of Probate-Bentley, 172; Davis
g.; Jedda. 20. Sheriff-Cruse, 1885, Sheri-
dan. 1874; Mikko. 9: Simpson. 9. Clerk
Kaiser, 1862; Dick. 112; Weidelman
@; Toupin. 49, Register-MackenZi
169; Treloar, 4: Parta, 81 Prescott
ing attorney--Lucas. 1874; McNally
1853 Coroner-Fisher, 10; Burgan. A.
ozanich, 49, Coroner-Little. 1876
Moilanen, 81 Wilkinson 10. Inspector
Of mines-James. 1874; Harrington, 1872
Eplett, 5; Toppari. So For Woman''
suffrage, 143; Against. 40.
Hancock-2nd Ward.
President-Taft, GS; Wilson, 1922
Chain, IA; Debs. 10; Roosevelt. 112
Governor-Musselman, l05; Ferris
1876; Leland, II; Hoeserhyde, 10; Wat
kins. IS. Auditor--Fuller, 9S: Primeau
l25; Baker. 50. Congressman at larg
Kelley. 80; Frensdorf. 115; Hill, 81
Congressman. 18th district-Young
So: Power. 1874: Macdonald, SO. STATE
senator--James. lag; IeGendre. 107
Legislature. 3rd district Edwards
ia; Hill, 1926; Martin, IS; Girard, Ia
Judge of probate-Bentley Isl; Davis
l3; Jedda, IA. Sherlff-Cruse, 124;
Sheridan, 16S; Kemp. 1S; Mikko, IL;
IL. Clerk-Kaiser. 1874; Dick,
"a; Sarrell, IA. White, 1879;
Distel. 1922: Weidelmar, y: Tmpln,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Calumet Readers Are Learning The
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The lame. weak OF aching back
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A remedy especially for sick kid
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Doan's have been curing kidney
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Mrs A. Licquie. sos Franklin St,
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was hard for me TO stoop or lift did
not rest well at night / used Doan's
Kidney Pills. and they did me a world
of good. Since then l have not had
backache. / can recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills highly"
Fer sale by all dealers. Price so
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New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no Other. Advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Stanton Township, Precinct No. I.

President, Taft. "a Wilson, 4; Cha
fin. 0: Debs, %; Roosevelt. 80. Gov
ernor. Musselman. 81; Ferris, s. Lee
land, o; Hoogerhyde, 90; Watkins. 26
Auditor Fuller. 35 Primeau, G.: Baker
~, Congressman at large, Kelley, "a;
/ F'rensdorf, 3; Hill. 30 Congressman
18th district, Young, 33; Power, s;
49,. LeGendre. s. Legislature. 3rd dis
trict, Edwards. 81; Hill. Z: Girard, IS.
Judge of Probate, Bentley. AZ; Davis
IL: Jedda, &c. Sheriff, Cruise, 30;
Sheridan, 81; Kemp, 2; Mikko. IL;
! Simpson, IA. Clerk, Kaiser. Al; Dick,
3: Sarrell, &C. Treasurer. White, 40;
Distel. 49, Weidelman, 0; Toupin, "a.
Register. Mackenzie. AZ: Treloar, o;
Parta, 90 Prosecuting attorney-Lu-
cas-. So; McNally, 16. Coroner. Fisher,
AZ: Burgan. o.; Ozanich, 26. Coroner,
Little AZ; Moilanen, 0; Wilkinson 26.
Inspector of mines, James Al; Har-
rington, 2; Eplett. 0; Toppari, 26. For
Woman's suffrage As; Against, 35.
Stanton Township, Precinct No. 2.
President-Taft, 80: Wilson. 10;
Chain, 10: Debs, 5; Roosevelt, 106.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so; Ferris. 10;
Leland, 10; Hoogerhyde, 8: Watkins
IS. Auditor-Fuller, 40; Primeau. 3;
Baker, ST. Congressman at large
Kelley 50 Frensdorf. 8: Hill, 50. Con-
gresham. 18th district-Young, 80;
Power, s: Macdonald. 49, State sem
ator-James. 10: LeGendre, z. Leg
islature. 3rd Observation-Disclosures. 67;
Hill. z: Martin, II; Girard. s. Judge
of Probate-Bentley &c; Davis. IL;
Jedda. L. Sheriff-Cruse, 50; Sheridan,
40; Kemp. 10: Mikko. 2; Simpson. 2s.
CIerk-Kaiser, SO: Dick. Is; sarrell. 4.
White, so; Distel, is;
Weidclman II; Toupin. 4. Register
Mackenzie. 40; Treloar, Ill; Parta. q.
Prosecuting attorney-Lucas, 100;
McNally, 10. Coroner-Fisher. ~;
Burean, 12 Ozanich, 4. Coroner
Little, 10; Moilanen, IS; Wilkinson a..
Inspector of mines-James. So; Har-
rineton, 23: Eplett, O. Toppari, Fl.
For woman's suffrage. 49, against AZ.
Stanton Township, Precinct No. 3.
President-Taft. 20; Wilson. Z; Cha
fin. Z: Debs. 2; Roosevelt, 81. Gov
30; Ferris. a Le-
land z; Hoogerhyde. 2; Watkins, 40.
Auditor-ruller, IL; Primeau, b; Bak-
or. AZ. Congressman at larse-kellcy.
%. F'rensdorf. s. Hill, a.. Congress-
man. 18th district--Young, %; Power
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Duncan Township, Precinct No. I

President-Taft 80; Wilson, 6 Debs.
3; Roosevelt, so. Governor-Mussel-
man, 10; Ferris. IL Hoogerhyde, 81;
Watkins. as. Auditor-Fuller, 49,;
Primeau. 8; Baker. AS. Congressman
at large-Kelley, IS; Frensdorf, g.;
HILL AS. Congressman, 18th district
Young. 10; Power, s; Macdonald, SO.
State senator-James. 29; LeGendre 8.
Legislature 3rd Observation-Disclosures, As;
Hin, 3. Judge of Probate-Bentley
37 Jedda 3. Sheriff-Cruse, 81; Sher-
idan. AZ; Mikko, 3; Simpson. 10. Clerk
Kaiser AZ: Sarrell, 3. Treasurer
White, 43 Distel 3. Register-Mac-
kenzie. A; Treloar, 3; Parta. 3. Pro-
scouting attorney-Lucas, 32: Nc
Nally, "a. Coroner-Fisher, AZ; Ozan-
ich. 3. Coroner-Little, Al; Moilanen
4; Wilkinson. 8. Inspector of mines
James. SO; Harrington, 8. For wo-
mans suffrage. Al; against, 32.
Duncan Township, Precinct No. 2.
President--Taft. 10; Wilson. So;
Debs, 10; Roosevelt. 10. Gov
ernor-Musselman. ID; Ferris. 40;
Hoogerhyde, 8; Watkins, ~. Auditor
Fuller 1S; Primeau. 80; Baker, ~
Congressman at large-Kelley, 10;
Frensdorf. "a; Hill. -. Congressman
18th district-Young. 16; Power, 80;
Macdonald, II State senator-James
20; LeGendre. 50. legislature 3rd
district-Edwards 20; Hill "a; Mar
tin. 10; Girard. 10. Judge of Probate
Bentley, %; Jedda. 10. Sherlff-Cruse
10; Sheridan, so; Kemp, g. Mikko, G;
Simpson. I. Clerk-Kaiser, 81; Sar-
rell, 10. Treasurer-White, 21; Distel
"a; Toupin, 10. Prosecuting attorney
Lucas. IA; McNally 4G. Inspector OF
mines-James, 81; Harrington, "a:
Toppar, 10, For Woman's suffrage
40; Against. 22.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06
Torch LAX. Township, Precinct No. 3

President-Taft, 20; Wilson. III;
Roosevelt. 80. Governor usselman,
80; Ferris. IA; Leland, 1; Hoogerhyde,
I; watkins, rs. Auditor--Fuller, 22;
Primeau, IL. Congressman at large
Kelley 81; Frensdorf. II; Hill. 20.
Congressman, 18th district--Young,
?2 Power. 10; Macdonald, "a. Legis-
lature. End district-Shieids "a. Kap.
pier. 23. Judge of probate Bentley.
"A; Davis, /; Jedda. ,. Sheriff-Cruse
81; Sheridan, q; Kemp. /; Mikko, 1;
Simpson, IL Treasurer-White, 46;
Distel, 3; Waidelman, ]; Toupin, ].
Prosecuting attorney--Lueas, a; Me-
Nally. l6. Inspector of mlnes-James,
a.; Harrington, 10; Eplett. l; Top
pari. /. For woman's suffrage 35;
against, 81.
Torch Lake Township, Precinct No. q.
President Taft. 80; Wilson. %; Cha
fin, 6: Debs. q Roosevelt. 53. Cover
nor, Musselman, &C. Ferris, %; Lee
land, 8; Watkins. Is. Auditor, Fuller,
22; Primeau. %; Baker, 90. Con-
Frensdorf. %; Hill. %. Con-
gresham. 18th district Young, 22;
Power. &c; Macdonald, %. State sem
ator, James. 20; LeGendre. 81. Legisla-
ture. End district. Shields. %; Happier.
81; Fault, 4; Grabenstein, Q. Judge
of Probate, Bentley, SO: Davis. o;
Jedda, 3. Sheriff, Cruise, 80; Sheridan,
"a; Kemp 3; Mikko. 2; Simpson, 3.
Clerk. Kaiser, 81 Dick, o; Sarrell 2.
Treasurer White, 80; Distel, %;
Weidelman. 4 Toupin. 2. Register
Mackenzie, "a; Treloar. g.; Parta, 2.
Prosecuting attorney. Lucas. %, Me-
Nally. 30. Coroner, Fisher Il; Burgan
8: Ozanich. g Coroner, Little. 80;
Moilanen, 4 Wilkinson. 2. Inspector
of mines, James. SO; Harrington, 81;
Eplett, 4 Toppari. 3. For Womana
suffrage, %; Against 81.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-06

in +; Debs, 81 Roosevelt. so. Governor
! -,Iusselman, Il; Ferris, 67 Leland, Z:
Hoogerhyde. 3; Watkins, 60. Auditor
Fuller, 70: Primeau, G3; Baker. Ga.
congressman at ge-Kelley. SO;
Frensdorf, 40: Hill. 60. Congressman
I'm dlstrfct-Young. SO; Power. 80;
NaeDonald G5. State senator--James,
| pg; LeGendre, AZ. Legislature, End
district Shields, so: Happier. ~;
I Fault, 10: Grabenstein. 3. Judge of
Probate Bentley, 1903: Davis. 20;
Jedda 3. Sheriff-Cruse, 95 Sheri-
DAN So; Kemp. 3; Mikko. 2; Simpson,
| Il. Clerb-Kaiser, no. Dick, IS; Sar-
rl, 3. Treasurer-White 100; Distel,
| B. Weidelman, 10: Toupin. 3. Regis
M-Mackenzie. 10; Treloar. 10;
Parta 3. Prosecuting attorney-Lu-
cas-, 1Ol; McNally, 81. Coroner
Fisher, 1902; Burgan, IA; Ozanich, a.
Coroner-l.ittle, 1O1; Mollanen, II;
. Wilkinson 3. Inspector of mines
James, g5 Harrington, GA; Eplett. ~:
TOppar 3. For woman's suffrage,
| lA, against, So.
0seeola Township, Precinct No. 8.
President Taft, 81; Wilson, AZ;
Chatn, -; Debs. 4; Roosevelt, 147.
GOyenor-Musselman, 1874; Ferris,. so;
Watkins, 80. Auditor-Fuller, 1922; Pri-
neau, A.. Congressman ut large
Kelley. l22; Frensdorf, AZ; Hill. 112.
Congressman, 18th district Young.
/ 70; Power AS; Macdonald. 1873. State
senator-James, 1888; LeGendre, 80.
legislature, 2nd dlstrict-Shields. 100;
Happier, a.. Sheriff -Cruse, 1879;
Sheridan 90; Simpson. G. Clerk
Kaiser, l3S; Dick, ~ Treasurer
White l79; Distel, AZ. Prosecuting
attorney-Lucas, 1876: McNally. "a.
Inspector of mines-James, 1888; Har-
rngton 30 For woman's suffrage,
| Us; against 1903.
osceola Township, Precinct No. a.
President-Taft, "a; Wilson. 81; Cha
In, .; Debs, l. Roosevelt, SS. Gov
enor-NIusselman. 90; Ferris. "A; Le-
and, Z; Hoogcrhyde, /; Watkins. 81.
Audtor-Fuller, SO; Primeau. 81; Bak-
en- 30. Congressman at large-Kelley,
W; Frensdorf, Go; Hill 20. Congress-
man 18th district-Young, SO; Power,
w. Macdonald 60. state senator
James, l22; LeGendre. 20. Legis-
allure, End Observation-Disclosures, 100: kap-
pier lOi Fault. IL; Grabenstcin, 1.
Il; Jedda, /. .Sheriff-Cruse. 81;
sheridan ll2, Kemp. 10; Mikko, 1;
simpson 49, Clerk-Kaiser, 1874; Dick
w Sarrcil l. Treasurer--White, 1873;
DsIel' 30; Weidelman. II; Toupin, 2.
register Mackenzie, 1871; Treloar, 30;
faI'a l. Prosecuting attorney-Lu-
cas- 1S9; McNally. 76. Coroner-F !sh
iSO; Burgan. %; Ozapich, 1. Coro-
neF-Little, 1873; Moilanen, 10; Will
'lhsoh' l. Inspector of mines-James,
~ harrington. "A; Eplett. 8; Top
parl 10. For Woman's suffrage. 65;
Against, 1874.
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Hill, l44. Congressman, 18th district
Young, 10; Power. 1877; Macdonald,
l79. State senator-James. 1876; Lee
Gendre, 1872 Legislature, 3rd district
Judge of Probate-Bentley. 1871: Davis.
Edwards, 1874; HILL 1871; Martin, 10;
Girard, Z. Judge of probate-Bentley,
270 Davis, 3. Sheriif-Cruse, 255:
Sheridan, 22O; Kemp, Z; Mikko, 3;
Simpson, 2s. ClerK-Kaiser, 26s.
Treasurer-White. 277; Distel. 1873
Register-M 275. Prosecuting
attorney-Lueas, 2Os; McNally. POI,
Inspector of mines-James. 261; Har-
rington, 131. For woman's suffrage.
215; against, 272.
Portage ownship-Precinct No. 2.
President--Taft 80; Wilson, SO;
Roosevelt 50. Governor Musselman,
lO5; Ferris. AS; Watkins. 60. Auditor
Fuller, 81: Primeau, AZ. Congressman
at large--Kelley, "a: Frensdorf. 4G;
Hill. 10. Congressman. 18th district
Young. SO; Power, 50; Macdonald. Sc,
State senator-James. ia; LeGendre,
81. Legislature. 3rd district Edwards.
ll2; Hil, 40. Sherff-Cruse, 1922;
Sheridan, 81; Simpson, II. Clerk-Kai-
ser, 1885, Dick, SO. Treasurer-White.
124 Distel, SO. Prosecuting attorney
Lucas. 105; McNally, 10. Inspector
of mines-James, SO; Harrington, AZ;
Toppari. 81. For woman's suffrage, 97
against. la.
Portage neutrality-suspicious. No. 3.
President-Taft. 24S; Wilson. 1861
Chain. 6; Debs. 10: Roosevelt, 1879.
Governor-Musselman 295; Ferris 1913
Leland, s: Hoogerhyde. 10: Watkins.
9S. Auditor-Fuller, $50: Prlmeau. 1872;
Baker. 1922 Congressman at large
Kelley. 2SS; E'rensdorf 100; Hill, LOG.
Congressman. 18th district Young
255: Power. l43; Macdonald. 123. state
senator--James. $685.. LeGendre, 1872.
legislature 3rd district Edwards.
1908: Hin. 40; Martin, Q; Girard, 10.
Judge of probate-Bentley, SAG; Da-
Wis, 8; Jedda. s. Sheriff-Cruse. 500;
Sheridan, 1876; Kemp, 6; Mikko, 81;
simpson, 20. Clerk--Kaiser, SOL; Dick
12; Sarrell, 3. Treasurer-White, 33I;
Dlste, 1872; Weidelman, 4; Toupin. 6.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50; Treloar. g;
Parta, 9. Prosecuting attorney--Iu-
cas-, 264; McNally. 2O1. Coroner
Fisher, $780, Burgan, Z; Ozanich, 3.
Coroner-Little, 347: Molanen, 9;
Wilkinson. 3. Inspector of mines
James, 327: Harrington, 100; Eplett.
8; Toppari. 3. For woman's suffrage,
81; against, 81.
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Torch Lake Township-Preeinct No. I.

President-Taft. 1874; Wilson, 14S;
Chafin, 8; Debs, 6: Roosevelt, Sc. Gov
ernor--Musselman. 1872; Ferris 170
Leland, 4; Hoogerhyde, g. watkins.
SO. Auditor-Fuller, 1876; Primeau, 1868;
Baker, "a. CONGRESSMAN at large-Kel-
ley, 1885: Frensdorf, 1852; Hill, rs. Con-
gresham, 18th district--Young, 1876;
Power 1850: Macdonald. "a. Stete sem
ator-James. 165; LeGendre. 149. Leg
islature, End district--Shields, 116;
Happier, 223; Fault. /; Grabenstein, 5.
Judge of probate-Bentley, 165; Davis,
5; Jedda, 6. Sheriff-Cruse, 147 Sheri-
dan. 204; Kemp, 4; Mikko, s; Simp-
Sarrell. G. Treasurer-White 1853: Dis
tel. 16O: Weidelman. 8; Toupin, 6.
Register - Mackenzie, 1885, Treloar,
500; Parta, 6. Prosecuting attorney
Lucas, 1855; McNally. 147. Coroner
Fisher. 163; Burgan. II; Ozanich. 6;
Little. 1875; Moilanen. 8: Wilkinson. 9.
Inspector Of mines--James. l5S; IIar.
rington, 16f; Eplett. 3; Toppari. 6. For
woman's suffrage. 49, against, 1913.
Torch Lake Township-Prseinct No. 2.
President-Taft, 26: Wilson. s. Cha
FIN. 1; Roosevelt 20. Mus
sclman. 81; Ferris. s.. Watkins, is.
Auditor-Fuller. 81; Primeau. s.; Ba-
ker, IS. Congressman at large-Kel-
ley, 2S; F'rensdorr, 8: Hill. 10. Con-
gresham, 18th distriet-Young, 80;
Power, s. Macdonald, 10. State sem
ator--James. S2; LeGendre. Z. Legisla-
ture. End district-Shields. 20; Kap-
pier o; Fault, 1. Judge OF probate
Bentley. 33. Sheriff-Cruse, 30; Sheri
dan. a.. Kemp. L. Simpson. s. Clerk
Kaiser. SO; Dick, l. Treasurer-White.
IS: Distel, 8; weidelman. I. Register
So; Treloar. 1. Prosecuting
attorney Lucas. SO; Mentally. Z;
Coroner--Fisher. "a: Rurgan. Il Little,
35; Moilanen. 1. Inspector of mines
James, So; Harrington. Z; Eplett. l.
or womans suffrage. %; against. 22.
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Mackenzie. so; Treloar, q; Parta. 10
Prosecuting attorney-Lucas, Sc; Nc
Nally. SO. COroner-Fisher, rs; Bur-
gan. Z; Ozanlch, 10; Little. rs; Moil-
amen, Z; Wilkinson. 13. Inspector Of
7G; Harrington, Sc;
Eplett. Z; Toppari, IS. For womans
suffrage, lac; against, 81.
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Portage Township-Precinct No. I.

:, rresident-Taft, 172: Wilson, 1873;
= q Debs, 10; Roosevelt, 1872.
", - Musselman, 2O6; Ferris,
Nv wv Leland, 6; Hoogerhyde, Z: Wat
N"s' 100. Auditor-Fuller, 1888: Pri-
"eau 90; Baker, 139. Congressman at
-.st-kelley, 1913; Frensdorf, 1871;