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HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED.

HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED.
Shall tho Board OF County Com
missioners be authorized TO issue
tho negotiable coupon road bonds
Of King County in tho aggregate
amount OF not 10 exceed seventy
five thousand dollars N7s.ooo.o o)
oonsecutively numbered. seventy
five TS) bonds OF King County in
denominations of one thousand DOL
lars 1i. 900. oo) each. or SO many
thereof as may be necessary. pay
able TO such party or person. par
ties or persons. as shall purchase
IN. same. or 10 bearer. payable
twenty t2o) years after date OF is
sue and not before. with interest at
the rate OF not to exceed five per
cent $50 per srnum. payable semi
annually. for the purpose of con-
siructing or improving county
highway. which will follow existing
streets OF the city of Seattle,
Washington. described as follows
Beginning at the intersection OF
Dallas Avenue and Fourteenth Ave-
nuc South. running thence north TO
East Marginal Way: thence on
East Marginal Way 20 Intersection
with Ellis Street: thence northeriy
on Ellis street to Bailey Street
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fsss~d BY the I~aisisture ard Or
dsred Referred by Petition
Referendum Measure No. 4. entitled
An act relating TO tho operation
% sections - and - Of article Of
the constitution. relating TO tho re-
call OF sisetlvs public officers %
prevent fraud In connection with
recall petitions ana elections. re-
auirinE recall petitions 10 be signed
before registration officers. amend
Ing sections Z. 9. :. Z. .. 10. 10 and
-. and repeating section 5 % chap
ter iss Of the Laws % tSiE
FOR Referendum Measure No 4
AGAINST referendum Measure
No. 4
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday, the SEVENTH day NOVE
BR 1916 the County King and State of Washington Election will be
held for National State District County and Precinct Officers follows

One State Insurance Commissioner.
Three Judges of the Supreme Court for the Term of Six Years
one Judge of the Supreme Court for the Term of -Four Years
Nine Judges of the Superior Court.
Three State Representatives for the 10th Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 4st Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 42nd Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 43d Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 44h Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 4Sh Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 4oh Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 47h Legislative District
One County Auditor.
One County Treasurer.
One County Sheriff.
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Ing the adoption ~ budget by
each such taxing district. limiting
tho Expenditure % such taxing
districts 20 the amounts specified
Ia tho budget except In cases OF
extraordinary emergencies. proVid p
Ing penalties for violation OF this
&C, and repeating certain acts
FOR Referendum Measure No. ..
A0AfSHT Referendum Measure
No. .
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There will be submitted at said election the following propositions

dence,. and regulating the same
providing system for licensing
and bonding manufacturers the
payment OF license fees. and tho coll
lection and disposition OF tar
upon the amount sold for consump-
ton within the state fixing pen
alties and making an Appropria-
ton"
FOR Initiative Measure Ne. -
AGAINST Initiative Measure No.
"a
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Passed the Legislature and Ordered
H~ferred by petities

referendum Measure No. .. entitled (.
An act defining port districts OF
the tFst class. relating TO the gov
srnment and limiting the powers
thereof. making certain elective Of.
flreFr es-offt~se port commission
srs providing for the sale % port
district property. and amending
chapter - % the Laws - 1911 !"
ron referendum Measure No =
AoAtNsT Referendum Measure
No. a
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nrfrrrrd hx HsiIIIna

Referendum Measure No, ;. entitled
An act relating 20 ~. uomina-
ton Of candidates for public office
at primary elections. providing for
the holding % party conventions.
and tho election OF delegates there
10. defining the powers and duties
OF such conceptions. providing for
tho adoption OF party platforms ana
for the subscription to such Plat
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rass~d the Legislature ssA ORDERED
Referred by r~ttiea

Referendum Measure No. q. entitled I.
An act defining picksting and
prohibiting interfering with tho
conduct 81 business BY picksting
and providing the penalty for vio-
lRfi0u thereof"
FOR Referendum Mrasur. No. G
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No. g.
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form. by candidates. amending see
lions ,sot. NoT. uos. ESQ. Nfi
.s.s. .s1. and repeating section
sstt OF Remington a HaiiinKsr'
Annotated Codes and Statutes OF
Washington"
FOR Referendum Measure No. .
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No. g.
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Proposed 60 The Legislature ssA RE-
ferred 20 the People

Initiative Measure No. 10. entitled /;
An &C, relating to Intoxicating
liquors. removing restrictions upon
the home consumption thereof. Au-
ihnrlEinE tho brewing % malt ~.
quoFs. regulating the sale thereof
by manufacturers and hotels pro-
siding for brewery. hotel and sale.
agent licenses and filing penalties
for tho violation thereof"
ron Initiative Measure No. IL
AGAINST Initiative Measure No
IA
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Public Service Commission author
iring tho same. and amending chap
ter III OF the Laws Of 1911"
ron referendum Measure No. :.
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No. 2
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Referendum Measur. No. ]. entitled
AN act relating 20 IN. operation
Of tho provisions OF section / Of
article ? OF the constitution. rriat-
Ing to the initlatiy. and referen-
dun. 10 prevent fraud In connection
with initiative and referendum
measures. requiring initiative and
before rexistration officers. amend
ing sections I. 5. G. I. . 10. Is. is
II. 81 and ~. and repeating section
% chapter i1s of the Laws OF
isi5"
FOR Referendum Measure No. ..
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No. T.
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Passed the Legislature ssd oraereA
Referred ~ retittss
Referendum Meas

R~ssr~naum Msasur. No. 7. entitled
AN &C, prohibiting any public
Unity from entering Held OF ser
vice of an existing public utility
rendering similar service uutil ~
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
y. NJ Drumheller
George r. Christensen
&. @ Brown.
Francis Donahos
q ". HoHie
Joseph A. Sloan.
\. 7. Stream
United states Senator
George Turner.
Representative In Congress. First
George r. Cottsriil.
Representative In Congress. Second
District
Mrs France. c. A1teu.
Governor
Ernest Lister.
Lieutenant Governor
Thomas IAlly.
Secretary Of State
j. NJ Tadlock.
State Treasurer--
George J. Calvin.
State Auditor
Otto A Case.
Attorney Gencral--
Henry Alberts Mclean.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
j. r. Morgan.
toHinlHsioner OF Public Lands
Robert Il. Mcfarland
state Insurance Commission.r-
j. n Hemer
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Goth Representative District-vote
for any Three
otto Tamm.
e. T.. West
Fred Nelson. -
1lst Representative Dlstrict-vet Pie
for any Two
John 7. Casey
G. ". Congleton
t2d Representative Dlstrict-Vot.
for any Two
Clarence l.. Clara
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The Amendment Go section !.
article VI OF the state constitution.
relating to the qualifications OF
voters by providing that only tax
payers In the taxing district In
which such proposition Is TO be
voted upon shah be qualified TO
vote on the question Of mourning
or ra.ifying Indebtedness. purchas-
ting selling or piedging property or
piedginx revenue or Income OF the
state. municipal corporations, or
other taxing districts"
FOR the proposed Amendment Of
Section OF Article vi OF the Con-
stitution.
AGAINST the proposed Amend
rnent OF Section OF Article VI %
the Constitution.
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DEMOCRATIC TIcNrr-contisued
.sd Representative Dis,rict--vo,e
for any Two
A r. FiaEg
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
"th Representative Dis,riet--vots
for any Two
Robert % Cauthorn.
Tom 8 Patterson.
tsth R.presenta,iv. Di.,rict-vo,.
for any Two
Richard se.iye Jones
Jos. r. Manning.
.sth Representative Di,uict-vo,.
for any Two
Frank w Cotteriii.
Anna Louise strong.
eth Representative District-vote
for any Two
Herman w Ros.
Mrs. NJ u Harker
County Auditor
r. G. Bohiks
County Treasurer
~. ~ kull.s
County sheriff
Edward cudihse.
County Coroner
Daniel Buckley
County Prosecuting Attorney
Edwin J. Brown.
County Clerk
J. c. Leyoid.
County Assessor
Joseph +. Tracy.
County Engineer
John II Fletcher
County Superintendent Of Common
Schools
County Commissioner for any
Two
First Commissioner District
|. Paul Hutchinson.
Second Commissioner District
T. T. Calhoun.
justices OF the Peace. Auburn Pre-
cinct--Nots for any Two
NJ Wills Lawrence.
...s........
Justices OF tho Peace. Bothen Pre-
cinct-Vote for any Two
''.'''..'.......
'..'............
Justices OF tho Peace. Kent Pre-
cinct--Notc for any Two
w, Greenleaf
.....s..s.......
Justices Of tho Peace. Renton Pre-
cinot-Note for any Two
Joe wood.
.,..............
ConStabies, Auburn Precinct-vote
for any Two
w. c. Licuallen.
constables. Botheii Preclnct-vote
for any Two
Fred Schranz.
s..s.s....
ConHtables. Kent PrecInct--vote for
any Two
's.....-..-.....
Conrtables, Renton Precinct-voto
for any Two
T. Duilahant
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One County Coroner.
One County Prosecuting Attorney.
One County Clerk
One County Assessor.
One County Engineer
One County Superintendent of Common Schools
One County Commissioner for First District
One County Commissioner for Second District.
of the except the City Of Seattle and the Towns
of Auburn, Bothel Kent and Renton
One Constable except in the City Seattle and the Towns of Auburn
Bothel, Kent and Renton
Two Justices the Peace in the Towns of Auburn Bohe Kent
Renton
Consaes in the Towns of Auburn Bote Kent and Renton
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SOCIALIST TICKET


PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Marie Nelson.
Laura NJ House
Helen Camp.
Bertha Zietx
Allen Brooks
Bonner Bartlett
Kate Sutton.
United States Senator
Bruce Rogers.
Representative In Congress. First
u. II, Tryon.
Representative in Congress. Second
District
II. ]. olinger.
Governor
l. +. Katterfeld.
Lieutenant Governor
Katherine IL Hodgins.
Secretary OF State
James Grant
State Treasurer
Mary Stevenson.
Stat. Auditor
r, II. owsley.
Attorney General
NJ. J. Schwartz
Superintendent OF Public rnstruc-
ton
Frances C. Sylvester.
Commissioner OF Public Lands
Frank Cort-
State Insurance Commissioner-
+. J. Mckay.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
10th Representative Distriet-vote
for any Three
James Lund.
Allen Brooks.
tist Representative District-vot.
for any Two
Kate Lawrence.
Carrie Payne.
+2d Representative District-vote
for any Two
walter II. villiers
H. II. Miller.
asa Representative District-vote
for any Two
Joe Miller.
..............
tth Representative District-vote
for any Two
Albert Heikke.
Charlotte Il. Jones
I6th Representative District-vo,e
for any Two
II II. Smith.
Jessie Humphrey.
9th representative Distriet-vote
for any Two
Maude Frances schmitt.
Lalla Rogers.
County Auditor
Minnie Parks.
County Treasurer
c, f. KIngory.
County sheriff
Jack Dial.
County Coroner
J. Dunlap.
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Proposed ny Initiative Peusio.

Initiative Measure No. 20. entitled:
AN act authorizing the manufae-
ture, sale and delivery of beer con-
tanning not less than one per cent
nor more than four per cent aico-
hoi. for export or sale and delivery
direct TO the individual within the
state for consumption at their rest
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Seven Presidential Electors.
One United States Senator.
One Representative in Congress the First Congressional District
(Ciy of Seattle Precincts TO PIT ncuSve).
One Representative Congress the Second Congressional District
CAN Precincts in King County outside of the City of Seale)
Governor.
One Lieutenant
One Secretary of State
One State Treasurer.
One State Auditor.
One Attorney General
One Commissioner of Public Lands.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Warren n Lewis.
Luther p. wesdin.
r.. r. Beard
George r. Finley.
J. Henry Smith.
Richard " Buttle.
J. a. Perkins.
United States senator
Miles Poindertsr.
Representative In Congress FRS,
John F. Miller.
Representative in Congress, Second
Lindiey II. HAdley.
Governor
Henry McBrid.
Lieutenant Governor
Louis r. Hart.
Secretary Of State
!. 81 Howell
State Treasurer
W. w sherman.
State Auditor
G. W Clausen.
Attorney General
w. " Tanner.
superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton
Josephine coriis- Preston.
commissioner OF Public Lands
Clark V. savidge.
State Insurance Commissioned
II. o. Fishback.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
10th Representative District--vots
for any Three
Fred J. Mess.
Walter J. Lunn.
r. II. Tonkin.
fst Representative District--vote
Paul w. Houser.
A. r. Fuller.
42d Representative District-vots
for any Two
w T. Christensen.
Frank r. Boyle.
43d Representative District--vots
for any Two
Victor Zednick
Ralph X. Knapp.
iith Representative District--vote
for any Two
Robert r. DWyer
Frank r. Hanogue
18th Representative District-vot.
for any Two
Frank r. Renick.
Robert Grass.
18th Representative District--vot.
Fred w. Hastings
Stephen a. Hun.
+7th Representative District-vots
for any Two
John r. Wilson.
f. II. Cute.
County Auditor
Norman NJ Wardall
County Treasurer
John A. Bennett
County Sheriff
John Stringcr.
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IN sUBsTrTUTIoS OF ROAD
BONDS IN LIKE AMOUNT
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BYRON PHELPS, County Auditor.
Nominations for Offices Specified Above Are as Follows:

soCIALIsT TICKET-Centi.uea
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas schmitt
County Clerk
A. Carver.
County Assessor
Richard spindier.
County Engineer -
County superintendent Of commorN
Herman Ransing.
County Commissioners Vote for
First Commissioner District
Aaron Fisherman.
Second Commissioner District
Michael Schiessel.
justices OF tn. Peace Precincts
James Fitzsersid ..... Barring
r.srl blgelow ........ Bellevue
Henry Collier ..... Black River
constnblss- Precincts
James Ralkweil ..... Barring
Harry Richard ....;.. Bellows
r. T. beers ...... Black River
SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Gotfried Gustafson.
Jerry f. Sullivan.
John c. Schafer.
Leslie III. Sawyer.
Arns HaEe.
Fred Kurtsman.
Andrew Il. Anderson.
Governor
James r. Riordan-
N0N-PARTISAN u
JUDICIARY TICKET
Judges OF State Supreme Court sig
Year Term-vote for any Three
Emmett n. Parker.
Mark A Fullerton.
George II. Morris.
Judge OF State Supreme Court -Four
Year Term
J. Stanley webster.
Judges OF the Superior Cour,-voc
for any Seven
King Dykeman.
Kenneth Macintosh.
a. w. Frater.
] T. Ronald.
Robert H. Albertson.
Boyd J. Tallman
Mitchell Gillian.
Judges of the Superior Court-vote
for any Two
Everett Smith.
John s. Jurey.
Milo A. Root
George b, Cola
sr~7rE@- 'r~rrN VIZ -~-----
tons is a true, full anoS'
LIPS, County Auditor.
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PROHIBITION TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Salome r. Lippy.
Walter r Mcdowell.
John Anderson.
l.. stanton.
II. n. Crazy.
II. NJ. Shoemake.
c. c. Gridley.
United States Senator
Joseph a. Campbell
Governor
A. II. l.. Gellerman.
Lieutenant Governor
Nettie Hallenbeck.
Secretary OF State
w. j. Warren.
State Treasurer
Mary NJ. Wade.
State Auditor
n. A. Thompson,
County Sheriff
VIM. Nelson
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PROGRESSIVE TICKET

United states Senator
Walter J. Thompson.
Governor
James r. Bradford.
Secretary Of State
Frank A. Rust
Commissioned OF Public Lands
Joe Smith.
State Insurance Commissioner
J.. l.. Snow.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Itth Representative District-vote
for any Two
NJ. 4. Carkeek.
tbth Representative Distriet--votc
for any Two
Peter Dcsmore.
t7th Representative District-vote
for any Two
g. 7. Downie.
Emil j. Brandt.
Constable Precinct
Elliott Higgins .seahurst Park
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DEMOCRATIC rrckrr-con,,nu.d
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DEMOCRATIC rIcxrr-ce.n.u.a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-26
AT THE OLIVER.

A special matinee of The Com
mon Law, will be given at the
Oliver theater this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock by the Otis Oliver Stock
company This piece was given on
Sunday and last night and proved
one of the best plays this company
has presented here. Mr. Oliver is
the artist. Louis Neville, who is
in love with his model, Valirie West,
played by Miss Desmond. Jack
Boyle is good in the heavy part.
Miss Hill, who has made quite hit
here. appears as the mother, Mrs.
Neville, who objects 10 her son
marrying his model: consequently
the latter consents to become his
common law wife. Later however.
the mother realizes she has wrong
ed the girl and her son also, and
gives her consent TO the marriage.
The piece will continue as the bill
up to and including tomorrow
evening. Starting Thursday and run
ming the rest of the week. The
Shepherd Of the Hills, viii be pre-
scented.
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AT THE AUDITORIUM.

What is announced as one of the
most unusual photodramas seen in
months, will be offered at the Audi
tOrium today, when II. b. Warner
and Enid Markey viii appear in
Shell 49," a narrative of cunning
in the European war. 1t concerns
the adventures of a.'yOung man of
mystery who possesses papers which
prove him TO be the correspondent
of a big American newspaper, others
establishing him as a German secret
service agent, and still others
vouching for his commission as a
lieutenant in the English army. The
secret Of his mission is not divulg-
ed until the last scene, when the
veil of mystery eQshrouding his
identity. is lifted and he is shown
in his true light Warner has the
role of this human enigma. and he
is declared 10 have contributed an
ingratiating performance. Miss
Markey shares honor with Mr.. War
ner in the role of Adrienne Won
Altman. daughter of a baroness.
His Wife's Mistake, a two reel
comedy with Fatty Arbuckle, is
on the program. Tomorrow. William
Fox will present Theda Bara in
Her Double Life. and the Selig-
Tribune weekly of current events
will also be shown.
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PLYMOUTH

Charles Brown of Detroit is here.
being called by the death of his
mother. Mrs. Anna Brown.
Rev. and Mrs. Plug Of Illinois
are in the city to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Neff.
A very unique entertainment will
be given by the members of our
high school in the near future in
the form of a high school carnival
Russell Evans. IL years old and
Claude Long. Ia years old, were ar
rested Thursday charged with steal
ing two watches, a ring and dollar
in money from Vern Swihart in Gull
YER
The Home Economics club met
with Mrs. Sherman Ellis south of the
city. with so members and guests
present.
Isaac Strickler. an old resident of
this county died Wednesday.
Mrs. Madge Strothers has disposed
Of her property and left for India
napolis, where she will reside in the
future.
Mrs. Lou st. John from. the Sol
der home at Lafayette is in the
city.
Miss Ferrel Shafer is home for a
few days visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mccormick have
returned from their visit in India
napolis and Brownsburg.
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Marshall Would
Give G. Try
IF People Want it

CRAWFORDSNILLE. Ind. Sept.
eff the people of the country
believe the democrats have not
been capable ] wish that we might
get turned cut and the republicans
put in. declared Vice Pres't Mar
shall Monday night in an address
"a a democratic rally. The vice
president was applauded for five
minutes after which Wabash stu
dents gave a demonstration. Hun
dreds Of persons were unable 10 get
in the hall
Mr. Marshall pleaded for the
election Of a democratic representa-
tive from every district in the state
He added that the plea was not per-
sonally for the candidates but in
the interest of Woodrow Wilson. in
whose service these men were to
serve.
He declared that the United
States does not want war, and that
no man, whether president or presi-
Dental candidate. would be able to
push the people into war. If a real
insult were offered, he said the
people would be willing TO go and
dght for constitutional rights.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-26
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition be careful what you
wash il with.
Most soaps ana prepared shampoOs
contain too much alkal This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsi-
fed coCoanut oil (Which is pure and
entirely harmless. is much better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else YOU can use for shampoo
ing. as this can't possibly insure the
hair.
simply moisteu your hair with
water and rub IL i'm. one or two tea
spOonfuls viii make an abundance
ot rich. creamy lather. and cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly. The
lather rinses out easily and removes
every particle of dust. dirt. dandruT
and excessive oil The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and d. leaves il
fine and silky. bright, fluffy and easy
10 manage.
You can get mulsitied cOCoanut oil
at most any drug store 10 is very
cheap. and a few ounces is enough
10 last everyone i'm the family for
months-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-26
HUGHES BOOKED FOR
SEVERAL TALKS TODAY
Former Justices Voice Improved
Despite Strain He Underwent
at Dayton.
Internatioual News Service +.

International News Service.
FINDLAY. O.. Sept 26.-Charles
r. Hughes opened the second day OF
his three-day whirl through Ohio to-
day with 15-minute speech here
TO several thousand farmers and
working men. who were on hand
when the train bearing the presiden-
tial candidate, Gov Willis and Col
MyrOn r. Herrick. stopped for
water.
The former Justices voice was
much improved today despite the
strain it was put TO at the big night
meeting az Dayton, where an old
time campaign meeting. with red
fire and all the trimmings was
staged. Two speeches at Toledo,
short addresses al Port Clinton and
SanaGsky and a big nigrt meeting
at Cleveland were OF today's timer
airy
Hughes today continued to ham.
mer the Adamson eight-hour law.
the antitrust law, the government
shipping bin. and other acts of the
Wilson administration.