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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
NO. sssA crrAror.



UNITED -ra-rs or AMERICA. WEST.
KFS DISTRICT or wssHfSGToS.
NORTHERN DIVISION. IS
WHEREAS a libel ara petition wss flied
n she District Court 81 ~. United
@sie- for she western nisssfe, -
Wsshineton, northern Division. 90 the
st'h dar % AuEuvf 1919 ~ the Cas-
nadiaa Pacific Railway Company. osu.
- % the steamship Princess Vie
iprts.~ her engines. boilers apparel
tackle furniture. etc. fof Limitation %
l;s liability for all ioss damage and
injury arising out % o. oeeastansd b.
thu, certain vpyaea 81 ~. steamship
Princess Victoria" commencing a.
vancauvrr. n C. Dominion q, canaan
On August rtth. 1914. at ~ o'riark .
m. ard ending az Hcatfie. washington
o'riork m. whether ~. same sross
cot - or by reason ~ collision he.
tween the steamship "rrtnrrss vic
inria" ard the steamship "Afr~trnf
Sampsan " Hhtrh occurred % the MORN
ing - AuFusi gsfh. 1915 Wills the aid
steamship Princess Victoria" was On
the aforesaid voyage ~ otherwise: and
WftENEAN said petitioner ARD fits~fnnf
has rifsn a stipulation with rood ans
sufficient surety - abide ~ end pag
the moneys awarded ~ the final Dc
cree rendered ~ mi. court ~ ~ an
appellate ceuri, ~ apresi tntsrv.ns g.
tho amount Of two hundred .irhf-six
Thousand. two hundred Hrd twenty five
ana ie-iee dollars fifsszsk iol. and IN
tsrss,. the same being the appraised
value of the said steamship Princes.
vtcforis" ani her pending freight a,
the isrninAiion OF the aforesaid poy-
are
Vow therefore IN pursuance ~ q mention
issued ~ said court 20 me firkrfsi and
delivered I do hereby cite MI persons
claiming damages FOR any damage lcss
or injury arising out ~ the aforesaid
voyage ~ tho, steamship Princess Vie
toria" ending ~ Seattle Washington
on August fsth. 1914 wheth-~ aces.
stoned hr the aforesaid collision o.
otherwise. 20 fiic and make due proof
- their respective claims before A 9
Bowman ESQ. United States Commit.
sioner AZ his office. room hss Central
Building IN tho city 81 Seattle on OF
before tho 18th dsy 81 December 1914
At 10 o'clock o. m and also to Rnpear
before tho said Court at said place on
or before the 18TH day OF December
1914. a. 10 o'clock a m and answer
tho allegations % said petition and
libel. otherwise thew will be dssauIted
and debsrred from participation In thls
suit
Dated a, Seattle, Washington. September
srd. 1914
JOHN M nOYt.r
United states Marshal for the western
District Of Washington. Northern III.
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
HERE

Kirkland celebrates completion
~ now Catholic church Sunday.
Rev. Josiah Daniels 70 preach
sermons In English and Welsh
Rev. n. w. Mccullough. Medford
accepts Tabernacle Baptist call.
Judge a. n. Foot former city
treasurer. dead
Burglars loot sub postoffiee al
1927 Howell ~.
Mayo shattuok, Philip kyrer
and Art MorganHtsln chosen state
debaterB for Broadway
Lake BUrlen car runs away; two
hurt
U. 8. Will allow arms 20 be ship
ped from country.
Liner 81. Helens loading for
Poughkeopsie.
Steamer ]. D. stetson Withdrawn
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES route
Thieves Get auto owned by r.
u. Spelger. hardware store man.
Lieut.. Gregg arrives 20 take com.
mand % transport Burnside
U. Of W. traits taks In ~ Gtu.
dents.
Commission men protest saalns,
abandonment Of mounted police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19

ioc. a. can SIC. gal ran tiio Hfsii
1917. grapes. D. 10. large basket Concord
grapes 2toi grsvsusfein appiss ti.4s
box dsiit cred Hungarian piufns. itc
basket stan ,. ises lamb. ite ~ fancy
hens. ahc 3d. best lard compound. lie
Do fancy spring chickens 22c ihi picnic
hams lzha ~
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stall II. s tbs standard graduated
sugar 6Sc stall 1904. pkgs corn
flakes, ihc. macaroni 2 pkgs 1bc cat
sup, bottles 100. Stall a. 1905 pure
coffee. goo H. 400 green or black tea.
2oc. stan is. pure cinnamon. csc 10
pure mustard, zoe; black pepper. 25c III.
stalls ai-a2 fresh pruncs, lbs. csc. 2-lh.
brick Goldfish, 20c. stall g. paprika. $50
car Zoe bottles salad oil 2bc stail as.
home made suuerlraut. 1bc III bottled
ham, abc No. picked pigc feet. be IN.
stall 1927, lamb chops ihH. 2bc
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PUBLIC MARKETS


SOC gal: cans imported sardines. 2bc.
stall zoe, imported Edam cheese, Acc IN. .
Ncufchatel cheese. for isc. Stall so7
large head lettuce. Sc. home grown tcmR-
toes Sc H. stalls 200-2ih, dry onions
q lbs Zoe. wntormeons Ice each. stan
sis, plum butter. ibc h., ripe olives. sc
pit. stall 2sa. Murcat srap1s, zee basket:
Italian pruncs. 6bc crate stall s54. egg
plant. 2 lbs ibc. green peppers, 100 H.
Stall ~, all kinds pies, Toe each square
cakes &c each
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CORNER

Stalls ?, =. 5, 7. pot roasts. Sc 10 i2k c
III; sirloin steaks. 1Sc 70, round steaks.
isc ID. legs Of spring lamb ibc N.
Eastern hams, $50 ID, pure lard. alb
pails ace. b-lh pals soc. veal roasts,
isho ID. stalls ios-it2-tit. 2be pkg.
Gold Dust Use; Use pkgs breakfast
food, 2bc 9 cans milk, zoe. with 1 h. s6c
coffee or tea. broken macaroni. lbs
2sc; specified beans lbs 25e. i6o can
asparagus. iOc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
WANT BIDDERS 7.
TO MAKE PLANS

That bridge construction compa'
MES should present plans and specf
fications for the bridges upon when
they bid. instead of having the Guy
engineers department make them
is the course favored by Councif
men Cooley and Goddard OF the
streets and sewers committee. Ae
cording TO information received'
this is the plan followed by most
cities In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
SANITARY

stalls 24-a6, best flour, $50. delivered
duz. boxes matches. 2ac. his green
peas. 2ac, rolls toilet paper, abo, pkEs
cleanser. 2bc. 22-oz. bottle salad oil 2bc.
stalls l22-l2i. iSe trial bottle cooking oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
2l statesmen WANTED
PERSONALS

NNF y
The dignity ~ profession prohibits NJ
ffnn tnduiEinH in snaufaisus Hfvefi
ftsias Registered in state - waahlng'
ton over 90 Yrars magnificent
clientele has been diverted 40 my gffie'
through persistent knocking % a name
sake located IN my sirinitY I need THIS
service. - firs,.eias- operator % az
seeiafs ~ith me 60 hahals Increased
patronage. Apply % pr. brpSn
peatist. tsf Ftrst ~ foot - chsffYi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

fRMINE
Dead Trance Spiritual Medium
special SOC consultation on any matter
~ immediate importance Occult
power. with guarantee 81 action. no
matter what your troubles or desisss
may be- The secret thing for you to
know f1r sos to DO 90 attract. change
Influences what yau most desire
tt2zN rlko corner Minor
Egyptian clairgoynnt aud medium. Tells
the past present and future Advice.
love affair family troubles health
and what 60 do 10 no rucccsafui In NE
gis Union ~ Satisfaction mr. no charge
Egyptian cisirvoyrnt and medium. Tells
ths mast present and future. Advice
love affairs family troubles health
and what TO do 20 bs successful IN life
eis Union a. Satisfaction or no charge
GIFTED RELIABLE CLAfRvoYNNT.
card reader. palmist. n troubled or
doubtful. consult me- windsor g'Hth
and Union. Apartment io2.
PROF. COHpELL. PHRENOIOqfgT
pninist Us Pine II
Cut this out Tor luck send birth date
and i0c for wonderful horoscope ~ your
entire life. Prof Raphael. 400 LexinE.
ton av., New York.
| Rev. Elizabeth Stalker -splrituai adviser
Circle tonight Readings daily. sio5.
Pine.
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II FEMALE HELP WTD.

Wanted--A high school Eiri N help with
HIGHT homework after school and on
Saturdays Would prefer one who can
20 home AZ night Very cGnycnis " for
girl attending Franklin.
800 9oth ~. 8, or phone Beacon s7sT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
SHOW A SUCCESS

The Dahlia show at the Bon
Marche closes at 10 o'clock tonignl
Thousands have viewed the exhioi'
which is pronounced one of the oes'
flower shows ever held In tne
Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
HOMESTEADS
a.

TOnctb 40 HAcuift"E $40 hchEs
WIZ take 40 inW ns 500 fof entire 100
acres This property lies well 90 iffis
rats no Hfumps ready e. start ploW
inr. q miles from town. with rail
roads nns railroad runs through this
property lots ~ fine water avaiipble
fuf domestic and irrigation purposes.
which ~ demonstrated Ny hundreds -
ranches ~ neighhorhopd raising alfalfa.
hogs cattle. turkeys. chickens. etc.
Good market f0f al You fHias good
schools THIS Do an opportunity mat
You seldom hsve offered you. ana would
hnve 90 be- seen 80 be- appreciated Deed
80 iand Improved nrHr this property.
has been s1id fpf 500 tn fs9a per acre.
same Kind ~ snii Th'rs are about 30
aurss proved and ready Co plant 20 al
faifn Cant afford Go pay commission
on this price so agents please not a.
sssr win take you over myself %
see this property. ana m not Hs repre-
santed. vii pay your fare Eatifs $40
acres $500 rasW Address r. o. fios
iit Seattle wash
$40 arfes, fno soil. nsar town. railroad
crosses this Land about 80 acres
piowsd. ready a. plant This ~ Ideal
ffuii ana Aifsifs ihnd. which 10 dsfnph-
sirhtof hy orchards ana alfalfa fields
In u.iEhbofhond. Improved land has
Half from tl0e 90 $500 per acre. show
inf what can ~ done This would b.
a good piaos o. raise sifaifs, hogs ana
cattle I am pressed % cell and viii
sacrifice rnfirs go acres Tor $3.50. must
bs al cash ~ you look "a Tits property
and inFssfiEats values - land around
a. you vii see that fhis is q big lar.
sain Address y, .. BoE .s7. seattle.
Wash
-Four 5000 $40 .srrs hofnsstsads. With
sood spring watsr
-.
Several good rsiinagishmsnt. partly i'm
proved. az 100 and up.
-
a few COED stock ranches at a bargain
-
some soof. small alfalfa farms AZ f7t 90
per acre
Per further particulars eaii On ~ Al
arss. leonard cole Neis. ossTen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
S{AhD(S1fEEWhERf

Prot. Q. =. Richardson ace,.,...
Commercial Club TODAY a. sessss
Hobber who attacked Mls. r..
BLOCK runs when she seres,', 1'ss
Walter Talbot. Fidsll,y ~.
Seattle. 'nll
thief " su's
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IA LOST AND FOUND
AGENTS WANTED

10 AGENTS WANTED
Big textile mills viii employ evsrywhsrs
reliable people 10 take orders Tor dress
fabrics. hosiery. underwear. sweaters
and nsckwear from samples. Factory
prices. Many making over t1h 90 week
~. spare or al time No experiences
permanent Credit given Ete4dfast
Nils. Dept. u-f1. cohos.. y. Y
have a contract 70 distribut. a million
free packages BoraS Soap Powder
Want reiiahis men ana women 20 help
$500 weekly. Wavsriy Brown. T10 ~
Franklin. Chicago
Agents % sell an article used b. 20 per
cent Of people. liberal profit. no ped
ding. experience unnecessary. Victor
Arch Co. 107-s Commercial Bldg
Dayton. Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19

A steamer will leave Seattle every
Sunday at 500 a m for Port Town
send direct
.steamcr Fuishsn viii call AZ Port
Townsend. northbound. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle a, 10 y. m.
point. marked 80 are boat lsnainr.
Passengers FOR these points and for
other boat landing points must max,
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pas
aenxer rate does not include boat
landing charges
pAggase liability Ia limited 70
wearing apparel not to exceed 400
for whole ticket 100 pounds aliow.d
free,
steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice F'rcisht p.
ceivsa daily for all points (exc.pt.
ing TscomN named in above SEIZED
ulc
tickets must be purchased at tiok.,
office. open from e;so a m TO ig:oo
midnight
Il PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co
|. Ticket office. Coiman Dock.
Phone, Main SeaS,
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PUGET SOUND
! STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srEAsyRs LEAVE PROM coLSAS
DOC ". root or MARION STREET
Lsss, Arrive
isattis Seattle
Tscsm. Direct.
bosm steamer. Tacoma ard foan
| team Indianapolis fer Ia ie Scam
| ~ 0oafn CONS direct at.afnsriii ffeprn
| efpfn every two hours tte 2sepsn
| tfeppm sinsls trip. Zee roanf ttfepna
oepsu'trip. on Ties a m. sfepfn
| Tseeprn ana iiee ., IN trips sifepn
sitprn connect q, Taesms iosaepfn
daily VITA steamer. fsresily
Olympia on ite .
IN. trip With steamer
for Ehsiion. except
Sunday
Victoria. n. c. Direct.
| ~ topfn steamer Iroaaais Tor .iepn
daily Victoria. - c. di-dsiy
stcsp; rect creep;
sunesy SUNDAY
Victoria. n. C.--por Townsesd--Pori
Angeles.
IL ,ssm tt~sm~r Sol Due for sitspn
| daily Por, Townsend. Port daily
Angeles and Victoria.
| ~ g Arrives Wet or4s
| lifss y. m Returns
VITA Pors Angeles
| iDans~Dsss Port WI
ntsrs and Port
Townsend Calls al
Port Williams ard
iftunsrnsss on vest
bound trip out q
seattle sundaY
iis 70 q ". only
i.uoes not cali at
| ivIe,oris sundays
Ts.n.~nd-wi iilana.-Dunwen~s.-
Port Angeles.
| eeprs Steamer hlour for4 s;tepm
/ saiiy fTowp..nd. Williams saffy
creep, psas-s'.' ana Ahs"- s ssr
srrcraL RATS
srors Observation-Disclosures
BeIiinGh.m.
tyS.m yf~amer whsteem.r TIy6am
| ssry Nor pnrs Tuwns~rd
sre-pt Anaeort.s and Bell
sunday llnshan
Ewereft--rdmands.
= ssGns siearnsr city III fsrr
- noon E,srr,t. rtmons.- .fopun
sspmiEversi, only .oni s,spr-
| faiiy sgrsays only ie.xesisaiiy
Seattle % a N IN
Other trip. sane Is
week ssss Refsrn
'ins steamer leaves
Everett q, SIS
I'm. i:is. f.it N.
Everett -B~iitnsb lam snsoortes-
Pert Townsend.
10 sspfn s. 3 sKui.hsu. for sooprr
aaNy Everett. Anarortesidaiiy
and Beiifnsham-
calls q, Port Town.
send sou,hsound on
San Juan Islands BsiIinsharn.
III % SIR. Resale for Port s;otsrn
r,iir'ht townsend and nsl- iTu.ss'y
sunday Iiinshsua. VIA ali ssn'rhurs'y
Tuesd ylIuan Island pointr lsstury
rhursyiR Returns 20 Seattle
from nsiiinsham via
lanaeortes
Port ycwn.crd-rer Anseie.-Neah
hay and Way Ports.
1890 steamer Beiitne-i s.ocprn
rnidn'h, ham for Pert Tovn-'Tu-sd'y
sunday send. Port Angeles 'Thurs'y
Tussi ylNeah bay ana wayisatur'y
Thursyiparts
Fort Tcwpsend-r ort Ansel~.-Cres-
cent and Way Forte.
iS-oo star. waisieaie, for s;oopm
nidn'ht' Port Townsend Port Monday
Monday Angeles Port Ores iwednes
wednes scent. claiiarn and way Friday
FRIDAY ports
Fort Gamble Ludiow-FiaEi-r
ooprn steamer rur-s, forlie foam
daily Kingston. usfnhi. daily
except Ludlow. 'E q IN. except
sA,ur'y Fiaglsr. Townsend Sunday
iHansviiis rroneais
ard Hsiioek stesmeri
leaves Seattle s.eoi
u. m. on Sundays.
Observation-Disclosures.
SATURDAY,. Oniy
sseopm Steamer Puget. for s.ooprn
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
SUNDAY Only
q tonau steamer Puget. forl s:seprn 4
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
SPECIAL RATES
Hood Canal Gam ie-I Ludlow.
00am str Potistch for Port a,sbaTn I
daily LUDLOW. Port Gamble. daily
,xr.pt lssnanHcr and a1llsrcept
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l8 FEMALE SITUATIONS

Herpect able reliable woman wants house
work good plain cook. ~ % weekly
give address end what car Address
X-i2 care Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. i5oo UP
~ 60 So, fully secured. for sale by Jos
2 Thoma. CO. Inc ioh cherrv st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

Madame frank Noted ciaiNoYanL eafd
reader Palmist. run rsaaiaS soc tiT
tstur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

sosIST. al cleared. or view tracts at Lake
Rurien siis 60 taso. ~ DOWN AND
see PEN WEEK. Wylds. ft7 New
York nix Elliott E0nT
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EXCHANGES

sSIsHS.cN y, e9H,,y M $780,, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19

. o0ann str. Potistch for Port a,sbarn
daily Ludlow. Port CANT BILE daily
exropt ssRanxor and alllsxcept
sunday points on Hood Canal ihons,v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19
10 MALE HELP WANTED

MoLnn uARnHU cuit.EaE
/ Wants men aud women 60 learn barhsr
trade wages paid while ieaniaa
/ as occidental Az Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-19

In TIE Matter - she peslfton q the ca
MADAM PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
PANr. a corporation. Of the Dominion
~ Csnsfs. e-n.r - the Steamship
-rRiscEss VICTORIA fur LsrnisA
ton Of LIABILITY
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-06
and three of the proposed amend
ments. Section provides:
amend.

and three of the proposed amend
ments. Section provides:
The legislature shall by appropri-
ate legislation provide for the carry
ing into effect of this amendment.
Section 8 provides:
''This amendment shall take effect
on, and be in force after the first
day of January, 1915. +"
Attorneys differ on which of these
sections will govern, and the entire
matter will doubtless be thrown into
the courts, and the execution of the
amendment delayed somewhat.
1t is claimed by the liquor interests
that, inasmuch as the amendment is
constitutional it can only be made
operative by legislative enactment.
The legislature does not meet until
January 13, and might defer such
action for several weeks, or even
months. On the other hand, it is
claimed by the drys that the January
first provision is self acting, and that
the amendment becomes automati-
cally operative upon the first day Of
the year.
The program adopted by the Ari-
zona Self-Government League pro-
vides that the question shall be
raised and presented before the Su-
preme Court before January 1, 1915.
N the event that the Supreme
Court should hold, that before the
law could be made operative, it
should require legislative enactment,
the Legislature could not possibly
rass upon it before January 14th
next 1t should be taken for granted
that in the face of the returns, show
ing strong majority in favor of
prohibition, the Legislature would
act promptly carrying out the wishes
of the people. But we should re-
member that we have a Referendum
law in Arizona which could possibly
be invoked against the provision of
the legislative enactment in the
same manner as certain other laws
have been tied up for two years by
the simple, but effective manner, of
circulating Referendum petitions.
I In the end however, it is apparent
that Prohibition will succeed in
Arizona. 1t may be delayed, however,
beyond January 1, 1915.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-06
CHAMP CLARK AND
UNCLE JOE IN
L|MEL|GHT
In Reconstruction of the House Old
Political War Horses Will Once
More Face Each other Across the
Center Aisle.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Many
changes in the organization of the
house of representatives will be
made when Champ Clarke and Uncle
Joe" Cannon once more face each
other across the center aisle at the
beginning of the next congress. The
dwindling democratic majority
will drop after the close of the De-
cember session from 140 to "a, and
will necessitate general shifting of
the working order in the house.
With their slender majority the
democrats, while able to re-elect
Speaker Clark and retain control Of
the committees, will be forced to
maintain almost perfect organization.
Even with full attendance in the
house, a shift of IL votes would
throw the control to the minority
side. Practically complete returns
tonight gave the democrats 229, re-
publicans 1876, progressives Z, social
lists 1 and independents 1.
This narrow margin will probably
committe representation, the demo
cats now holding overwhelming ma
jorities in all standing committees.
The falling off of progressives from
19 in the present house to z will
probably cut down their committee
representation materially and even
may lose them the few important
places they hold in the present
house.
The democratic leadership of the
hohse will undergo great changes.
Representative Underwood, elected to
the senate, will leave the house at
the close of the December session.
Representative Kitchen of North
Carolina, ranking democrat on the
ways and means committee, will
claim the democratic leadership by
the right of seniority and is expect
ed to have the support of the south
ern democrats generally.
Representative Mann of Illinois. un-
doubtedly will retain the republican
leadership, facing democrats with
formidable support. His ranks will
include besides former Speaker Can
non, numerous other republicans who
re-captured places lost in the 1912
campaign.
The election will vacate five of the
fourteen democratic places on the
ways and means committee, which
framed the Underwood tariff law.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-06
PRoGREssIvEs AS PARTY
ARE NO MORE,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Martin
Brambaugh, republican, has been
elected governor and Bois Penrose
republican, has been reelected to the
United States Senate by such a
sweeping vote that the Washington
party, the Pennsylvania branch of
the progressives, has been eliminated
in the state.
The combined vote of Clifford Pin
chot, the Roosevelt candidate for
United States senator, and A. Mitch
ell Palmer, the democratic candidate
is not much greater than one-fourth
of the vote polled by Penrose.
Palmers candidacy was endorsed
most strongly by President Wilson.
Colonel Roosevelt stumped the state
for Pinchot. Every ward in the city
of Philadelphia was carried by the
republican candidates. Brumbaugh's
plurality in the city was approx
mately 100000.
Two democratic congressman, MI
chael Donohue and j. Washington
Logue, were defeated for reelection.
The city will send solid republican
delegation of six to congress.
In the whole state the republicans
will gain possibly fifteen seats over
their present representation. The re-
publicans claim twenty-nine of the
thirty-two congressman from the
state.
The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1914-11-06
REPUBLICANS GAIN
ONE CANDIDATE
IN STATE
Late Returns From State Show That
Tom Campbell of Yavapai County
Has Probably Defeated Tax Com
missioner Miller. Result on
Amendments.

The entire democratic state ticket was
elected at the Tuesday election with
the possible exception of Tax Com
missioner Miller, who it is believed
now has been defeated by Tom
Campbell, of Yavapai county.
Although the count of votes
throughout the state is still far from
complete it has progressed to a point
where doubt is no longer possible
except perhaps as to the fate OF
some of the initiated laws and con-
stitutionaI amendments.
Senator Mark Smith is elected by
a majority of more than 5000.
Congressman Carl Hayden is elect
ed by a majority of more than 10,444.
Gov Hunt will have a majority
conservatfvely estimated at $500.
The later returns are adding to the
governors lead which will be larger
than was at first expected.
The following measures carried:
Prohibition by about 5000; the Moth
er's Pensions bill by 1000; the cleo
trical workers bill by 1000; the
eighty per cent bill by 1900.
The defeated measures are road
bonds, 5000; reclamation bonds, e.
900; Australian system of taxation,
5000; eight year amendment, 5000;
Miami county, 1900; Anti blacklist.
by close vote.
The vote on abolition of capital pun
ishment and the anti-veto bill is close
with chances favorable for defeat
With the exception of Pima county
the democratic county tickets In the
several counties appear to have been
elected.
A bitter legal fight over the prohi-
bition amendment is certain. The
''wets" are now pointing out another
conflict in the measure. One section
provides that it shall becme effect
i've January 1. Another provides that
the legislature, which meets January
13, shall enact suitable legislation
Saloon men say that they will OBJ
tain injunctions, If necessary, to pre-
vent the county supervisors and the
city councils from enforcing the
amendment during the first of the
year.
The Maricopa county democratic
ticket was elected by majorities rang
ing from 100 up.