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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.

John r. Ramsey, county
Judge.
George Reeves. county attOr-
ney.
Lewis Cline. county clerk.
Frank lngraham. court clerk.
Mrs. Minnette Hedges. super
intendent of county schools.
Lou North, county commits
sioner No. 3.
\. II. Collins. county surveyor.
Sam Patton. weigher.
Lee Daniel. justice of the
peace.
John q. Slack. justice of the
peace.
Ed Warren, justice of the
peace.
John Gregory. constable.
w. l.. Mayfield, constable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
Kill Nine Soldiers

PUERTO MENICO. Nov. S.-The
adhcrents Of Brigadier General Felix
Dia2. nephew of the former president,
Gen. Porfirio Diaz, hold the Tehaun
tepec railroad south of Santa Lucreci.
Since Friday last a train of 13 ears
with Carranza troops aboard has beeh
missing. on October 23 rebel forces
attacked train, killing nine soldiers
and wounding II. The passengers
were robbed.
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WILMINGTON. Della. Nov. S.-The
completed count of DellwaIe gives
Hughes 500 plurality. For United
States senator Josiah o. DIcott DemD
defeated Senator Dupont tRepD by
2.O53. Congressman Miller was de-
feated for reelection by Albert f.
Polk ODem.) by fifty votes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
Keeps His Own Tabulatlons
as Returns From War
West Come In.
TAKES AUTO RIDE
Will Attend Christening of
Granddaughter Regard
less Now.

I ONG BRANCH. n. j.. Nov. s.
IL Confident that he had beon re-
elected, President Wilson read re-
turns from Minnesota. California. New
Mexico oregon and New Hampshire
closely tonight because Of gssurances
from his campaign managers that the
final outcome depended on those
states.
Following an automobile ride and
"A gclf game before luncheon the
president remained in his study at
Shadow Lawn this afternoon and to-
night getting the returns by telephone
from Secretary Tumulty. who had
been on guard at the executive of-
fces since o'clock last night.
During his ride the president passed
through Asbury Park whore the oN-
ecutiNe offices are located. He was
recognized by many and chcercd. one
group shouted out 20 him enthusiast
callv that he had been reelected. He
raised his hat and bowed, smiling
broadly. Mrs. Wilson accompanied
him
Kept own TabulatiOn.
The president kept his own tabula-
tion of electoral votes and checked II
up carefully after each report from
Secretary Tuuulty II" received .
number Of messages from Democratic
leaders assuring HIM he had been re-
elected.
After brief absence for dinner
Secretary Tumuty with members Of
the executive offices STAFF md local
! DcmoC rats took up their vigil at the
executive offices again pt o'clock
tonight They were prepared to re-
main up all night If necessary, al
though Inost # them had not boon 10
I bed since early Yesterday morning.
Democrats OF Monmouth county ir
which Shadow Lawn il located, made
plans for a pilGrimaSo To congratulate
the resident should la'e returns tn
sure his reelection
Will attend Christening.
Regardless Of ;hc outcome If tho
election President Wilson plans to
/ leave here late tomorrow for williams
town. Mass. whore he will attend th"
I christening Friday Of The younger
| child Of Mrs. Francis B Savre his
/ laughter From W.lliamstnwu he viii
go to washington, arriving there sun
dav mght His plans for the interim
I between then and She oncuing of con-
rrcss i'm December have not been
made.
The president, accompanied hv Mrs
| Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson,
viii 60 by automobile from here to
Atlantic Highlands tomorrow after
noon and there will 20 tn hoard the
naval Yacht Mayflower which will
take them TO Rhine CHff y. Y. on
the Hudson river. They plar 10 leave
1 Rhine Clff for WillamStO"n at ii
o'clock Friday morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
Make Inroads ON Former
Solid Democracy in Tues
days Election.
COUNTY ASSESSOR IS
NAMED BY l BALLOT
Wilson Gets Majority of
$40 While Russell Is
Slapped in Face.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.

Glenn Condor and Harry H.
Rogers. state legislature.
W. NJ. Mccullough, sheriff.
II. NJ. North. assessor.
Robert Martin. county COM
missioner No. /.
G. T.. Suppes, county commits
sioner No. 2.
John Query. constable.
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Looks Good Yet.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. e
Returns from 1,235 precincts out Of
LIB in West Virginia give Hughes
1O5,74O: Wilson 103.773.
1,226 precincts for governor give
Robinson (RepD 03.6i7. Ccrnwell,
Dem.) 1O5,099.
1,232 precincts for United states
senator give Sutherland. RepD l05,-
055: Chiffon, (Dem.) 10l.00
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
ASSETS TO BUSINESS.

That Is the reputation em-
ploycs. obtained through The
World want ads. have acquired.
They are noted the country
over as being the most wide
awake, up-to-date workers
there are.
Whether you are looking for
employees for home, office, store,
factory or shop, be sure to get
The World want ad kind and
YOU will he entirely satisfied
with your help. for they will
prove themselves real assets TO
your business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09

ABILENE, Kan. Nov. S.-Charles
NJ. Harger. Republican candidate for
congressman for the Fifth district, late
today conceded the election of his OPP
ponent Guy T. Helvering, Democratic
incumbent.
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1WO WOODROW WILSON'S.

special 10 me World.
SAPCLpA. Okla, Nov. s.
This city has two men in II by
the name Of " oodrow Wilson,
but unlike the president of the
United states they are net of The
Democratic faith. Mr. Wilson,
sr.. is an old union soldier, and is
a strong Republican. Unlike
Pr, sident Wilson he Ioes not go
smooth -shaVen but wears a nice
crop of whiskers, something like
Charles Evans Hughes. His son.
Woodrow Wilson, ir.. is a bust
ness man in this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
Running Close. .

CONCORD. n. H.. Nov. s.-Com
plete returns from the state give
Hughes "A plurality of l61. according
to an unofficial announcement to-
night by Edwin c. Bean, secretary OF
state.
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wilson Carries ST. Louis County.

DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. Some hun
dred and forty-eight out OF III pre-
cincts in st. Louis county gave Hughes
9,5i4 and Wilson 11,014 The re-
maining % precincts are small aver
aging less than twenty votes each.
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CHICAGO. Nov S.-Returns for
president from 2.Il2 precincts out rt
2,973 in Illinois outside Of Cook
county give Wilson 42l,9ll, Hughes
$4,000
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Gone for Woodrow.

DENVER. Nov. s.-Returns from
Ills precincts out of 1,45l in Colo
rado give Hughes 1880, Wilson
l30,279.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
Many Didn't Vote.

Confusion on election day in rccti-
flying the error also prevented many
from voting for these candidates.
Election clerks were first notified not
TO allow any votes FOR this office, but
later in the day upon instruction from
the encouragement at oklahoma city
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX
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NIX Republicans and l3 Democrats
y were elected in the election held
in Tulsa county Tuesday. Official
returns were completed yesterday by
the election board
Wilson received 6i9 more votes than
Hughes in this county. Chandler Re
publican candidate for congress, vas
given plurality of Sl3 m this county
over Davenport. Glenn Condor and
Harry II. Rogers. Republicans, were
elected as representatives in the legis-
lature by more than five hundred
votes each.
Campbell Russell framer of the
gross production tax and candidate
for state corporation commissioner
lost this county by | l,59l votes. His OPP
ponent, +. a. Parkinson, Republican,
carried practically every precinct
RDmsry T. Elected.
OF the county officers John r.
Ramsey led the Democratic ticket and
was elected county judge by 500.
George e. Reeves, Democrat, was
elected county attorney by a plurality
of lSl over G. f.. Baldwin. w. NJ
Mccullough, Republican, was electeo
sheriff by l7S votes
The race for county assessor wa
extremely close r.. NJ. North. being
elected to that office by one vote. His
opponent was W. S. Hooker.
The candidates for county treasurer
were voted upon in only part of the
46 precincts. This was due to an er-
ror in printing the ballots on which
the names of the nominees were left
off.
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Guarding Ballots.

were given instructions IL any were
required.
Celebrating Now.
Apparently the rank end file OF
Wilson adhorCnts who had no oppor
tunity to celebrate last night were de-
tel mined to make up tonight for what
they had missed A crowd of such
proportions that it blocked traffic for
blocks in Forty-s cond street gath
cred in front of Democratic headquar-
ters. Two bands joined forces in play
ing THE Star Spangled Banner" and
all kinds of noise making implements
were used enthusiastically. The crowd
announced its intention of paradinS
all over the city.
Crowds gathered in front of news
paper offices scanning the bulletins
posted and again watching he tow
ers from which searchlights had
flashed last night the supposed result
of the election, in the evident expecta-
ton that additional signals would be
displayed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Shes
ter II. Rowell, chairman of the Re-
publican state central committee, pre-
dicted tonight Hughes election iii
California hy small majority. Mr..
Rowcll's statement follows:
"Fisures gathered by the Los An
geles office of the Republican state
committee, covering more than ono
thousand precincts and close esti-
mates of the precincts now remaining
indicate that Hughes will carry Los
Angeles county. by $4,000.
"The Los Angeles office estimates
that this lead will be increased l2.'
600 more by other southern Califor-
MIA counties. II these figures are
borne out by the final count Hughes
will carry California.
"Our figures on San Francisco in
dicate 4 majority of little If any abovt
| I15,CGO for Wilson"
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TO THE VOTERS OF TULSA
COUNTY.

I desire to thank my many
friends in Tulsa county for their
loyal support in the recent con-
test for representative.
The vote cast for me was in
deed compliment and highly
appreciated. Fortunate indeed
Is the man with so many loyal
friends.
1t shall he my desire and con-
stant aim to render some service
to Tulsa county and the state as
n whole.
Again thanking you, am
Respectfully yours.
HARRY II. ROGERS.
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HUGHES LEADS AGAIN
PROSPERITY TALK

The close political race does not
cast its shadow on the prosperous at
titude OF bank rlearings and other in
dicatiOns OF progress which Tulsa Is
making against other Oklahoma cities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-09
THE WEATHER

TULSA, Nov s-Temperaturcs:
Maximum ~, minimum as; winds
south and clear. Precipitation .95.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
DEM. CANDIDATE SPEAKS BEFORE
 BIG HOU5E.
Exposed Cobb's Treason to Party And CritiCizes
 The Delegate.

JUNEAU. Get With Governor Strong presiding, Attorney Grigsby spoke to a crowded house last night, notwithstanding many other attract ions Three quarters of his speech he devoted to Delegate Wickersham He put Wickersham' supporters in three classes; namely: hero worshippers who refuse to see facts; those who re- gard him as a fighter and thsoe who vote for him to get even with some one. He produced the records to show that he was not a fighter, that he is inefficient; that he imposes on credulity of people by mistating facts He showed that the delegate never leads in progressive matters. but grab bed tail end Of some progressive move ments and usually pulls back instead of pushing
 The speaker exposed Cobb's treason to the party in brilliant remarks that reached the mark
 He also exploded Attorney Seho- fields criticism of himself and showed that his Republican opponent was resident of Seattle
 Mayor Stewart called the meeting to order and introduced the Governor who eulogized Grigsby and urged the people to vote for him
 It was brought out esterday that at the beginning of the ampaign. one of Wickersham's supporters bet $20 even money that the Delegate would carry the First Division Since then, the betting is altogether for Sulzer that he will carry this Division by large majority Bets are made all the way from six hundred to fifteen hundred dollars.
 The report that was circulated to the effect that the Juneau people were betting two to one that the Delegate would carry this district is false. There is nothing to it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
Dakota Farmer Says
 He Suggested Tractor

MITCHELL, s. D., Oct 9.-Great Britains latest war coup, the use of the armored caterpiller tractor in tearing down wire entanglements and crossing trenches, sprung from the suggestions offered David Lloyd Gearge, formerly minister of muni- tions, by Charles S. Weller, a farmer on an extensive scale near Mitchell, it is claimed here.
 This statement was advanced by Weller, who submitted letters receiv- ed from the British war office acknowl- edging receipt of his suggestions that armored tractors on caterpillar treads be used in trench warfare
 On the cabled descriptions of Great Britain's attest engines of warfare, Weller declares that the blue print Britain's latest engines of warfare, than a year ago have been followed. Weller contemplates offering the de signs to the war department at Wash ington for further testing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
MAJoRY-ADAMs WEDDING.

On Saturday the 30th of September occurred the wedding of Miss Lillian Majory and MT Stanley Adams, two of Ketchikan's very popular young people, who have entirely succeeded in keeping the fact of their marriage perfectly good secret from even their most intimate friends, until yesterday. MT and Mrs Sam Bartholomew were the only witnesses to the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Van Marter a week ago last Saturday evening.
 The bride is one of Ketchikan's at tractive and popular girls who has hosts of friends in this city in which she has resided many years. The groom, affectionately known as Stanley" has been in Ketchikan for the past six years during which time he has been employed in the Hard ware Dept of the J. R. Heckman & Co. store and is one of the very well liked young men of the town.
 Mir and Mrs. Adams are at present housekeeping in the Clark residence until they arrange for permanent residing place.
 The Progressive-Miner joins their many friends in wishing the newly weds" all future happiness and pros perity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
WOUNDED SOLDIER SAVES GIRL

LONDON, Oct g. - Private R. J Kir..c Of the Canadian 1st Battalion whose right leg was amputated re gently at Bushey Park hospital, and who spent fifteen months in a hos pital, was taking tea on Eel Pie Is land, a favorite Thames resort, when hearing screams from the river, he hopped to the tea house balcony and saw a girl struggling in the water having fallen from a punt.
 Kirke plunged from the balcony in to the river and brought the girl safe ly to land. The gir! was unconscious hut is recovering. Kirke was obliged to remain all night at the teahouse but was removed Sunday to Bushey Park
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
EXPLORER TO GO
 5. TOMORROW
Capt. F. ". Hardy's Work Is Accomplished For
 This Season.

Captain F. W. Hardy, of the Explor- er the government geodetic survey boat, gave the Progressive-Miner a very interesting account today of his work this summer in Southeastern Al aska, since his arrival the 20th of April lie said in part:
 We have completed work between Dall and Forester Island and have made a detailed survey of Port Ba- gan. Liscom and Waterfall Bay The shore line of Forester Island was completed as the soundings i'll the i'm mediate vicinity of the island Three breakers known to fishermen between Mirrors Pass and Forester Island were located The shore line between Cape Muzon to Cape Augustine was completed. leaving the shore line from the latter point to the entrance to Meers' Pass to be finished.
 This seasons work together with that of the last two seasons, which has not yet been published on Chart S150, will materially change the shore line as at present shown on that Chart. On the outside coast of DalI Island Meers Pass. Bucarelh Bay, Port Realmarina. the shore line as at present shown is taken from survey made by old Spanish explorers in 1776.
 Weather conditions were not very favorable for our work this season, the fog and westerly winds being a great hindrance."
 Captain Hardy, who was joined re- gently by Mrs. Hardy and their small son, said that, the weather permitting, they expected to leave tomorrow morning at daylight. They will go to Seattle and from there they will most likely go on to California.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
WANTS ONE MILLION
 TELL HIS SECRET
ESKIMO CLAIMS TO KNOW WHO IS THE DIscoVERER OF
 THE NORTH POLE.

NEW YORK, Oct 9-Mene Wallace, wearing a "hand-me-down" suit of clothes and toting Gladstone bag of the vintage of 'S4, arrived here on the steamship Stephano of the Red Cross Line from Greenland's icy mountains with a get-rich-quick plan that makes munition makers appear like pikers.
 Meme, Eskimo guide on a score of north land expeditions, says he has proof as to who discovered the North Pole and that he is prepared to prove for all time whether the honors be- long to Peary or Cook.
 Meme is not prepared to state who found the "big nail' unless he be suit ably rewarded For the sum of ST. 000,000 he will name the man and furnish conclusive proof. he says.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
Grand Reception and Dance ...ssssssss1eess IN HONOR OF sssssses2ssessss .CHAS. A. SULZER
 At Rink Tonight
EVERYBODY WELCOME Come out and help welcome
 KetChikan'S faVOrite Son.
Soldier ConVOCted of
 Murdering Comrade

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Charles A. Dorman, a soldier prisoner, at the United States disciplinary barracks on Alcatraz island, was found guilty by jury in the United States district court here yesterday of murder in the second degree for taking the life of J. J. Heissler, a fellow prisoner on the island. April F, 1912. Dorman, it was alleged attacked his vctim with hat chet following a quarrel He admit ted the charge and pleaded self-de- fense
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
"scAREcRoW" WAS DEAD MAN.

FOND DC LAC, Wis, Oct. g. Neighbors Of Albert Engel commented on the realistic scarecrow he had erected in his cornfeld but when they called to ask him about it he was not at home His family said he had not been there for a couple of days.
 Wednesday morning Peter Raul stopped to inspect the scarecrow and found it was the body of the farmer himself. He must have been hanging in a tree at least a day and night, and a score Of neighbors and auto mobiles had passed without realizing the fact Engel had hanged himself, without taking of his hat and the wide brim concealed his features.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
PARTY VISITS METLAKATLA.

A party which consisted of Captain Angel and family, Mir and Mrs By Ter, MT. and Mrs. Elmore, Mir. and Mrs. Heath, and Mrs. Atkinson, left yesterday aboard the launch Harry early in the morning for Metlakatla. After spending the day exploring around the interesting and quaint lit tie village, they returned home last evening. and declared that they had had most enjoyable trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
Irish ConsCriptiOn
 Suggested by Press

LONDON, Oct 7.-The application of conscription to Ireland is suggest ed by the Daily Mail in an article call ing attention to the urgent necessity for obtaining more men for the army The newspaper suggests two other methods for adding to the army namely, the raising of the age limit from Il to 45 years and the combing out of the young men from exempted occupations, of whom it is estimated that there are 1,25O,OOO physically fit who have not yet been drafted in the army
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
GUESTS FOR WEEKEND.

Miss Agnes Danford, Miss Gertrude Wybrandt and Miss Margaret schell of the teaching staff at MetlakatIa, came into town Saturday for the week end, and were guests of the Misses Mitchell, Buor and Derrick at their home. The party attended the Eagles Dance in the evening and later were entertained for midnight supper on the Explorer by Captain and Mrs. Hardy On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the young ladies returned to Annette Island on the U. s. Cosmos through the courtesy of the Explorer officers, whose guest they were for the trip over and return.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
American Submarine
 Destroyers Return
N~~~~%~~%~~N~N~~. .

BOSTON, Oct 9.-A hotilla of American submarine destroyers which has been out rescuing passengers and crews of the destroyed vessels, report picking up passengers and crews and on their way back to port
 Atlantic shippers are said to be panic stricken at the German submar- inc activity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
NO MORE SAILING ON FRIDAY.

BOSTON, Oct g, - Capt. George Birnie. of the Portland schooner Lucia Porter, arrived here on the Gretic from Gibraltar with six members of his crew, and reported that he had abandoned his vessel 500 miles west of the Azores
 Disaster has ended my last three voyages" Captain Birnie said q be- gan them on Friday, because I thought that superstitution was a dream. Now I've decided I'll never sail again if have to start on that day"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
MADE TO SING AT GUNS POINT

FON DU LAC, Wis, Oct 9.-Alleg- ing that her husband tied her to a chair and forced rich pastry down her throat and made her sing at the point of a revolver, Mrs. Ruth Eyernhart, pretty social favorite of Oshkosh, brought suit for divorce from George s. Eyerhart. Mrs. Everhart also charges her husband threatened to kill her if she did not smile when he came home at night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
BURY TWO WOMEN TOGETHER

CASHTON, Wis, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Pc ter Olson and Mrs. Bertha Hanson were buried here after lifetime Of coincidences. They were born in the same little hamlet in Norway on the same week They came to America on the same ship and settled here. They were married on the same day Both of them died Friday night at about the, same time, and Tuesday they were buried in the same ceme- tery.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
Carranza Changes Date
 Of Election In Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Oct 9.-A decree by General Carranza was published today changing the date for the cleo tion of delegates to a constitutional assembly from October 15 to October 22. The assembly will convene at Queretaro on November 20 and the first formal session will be held Dee. first.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
CONVICTED BOMB THROWER GETS
 LIFE SENTENCE
HIS REQUEST TO BE SENT TO SAN QUENTIN DENIED
 BY THE COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 9.-Billings, the convicted bomb thrower, who is responsible for eleven deaths by a bomb during the preparedness parade in the city on the p day of July, and whose conviction of the crime was ob- tained with a jury a few days ago, was given life sentence at Folsom by the court this morning His plea to be sent to San Quentin was denied
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
GOES SOUTH TO VISIT.

Mrs. E. S. Stackpole left last ev- ening on the s. s. Prince George, for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. c. E. Youlden, of Butte, Montana Mrs Stackpole will be gone about two months and will be joined by the Judge before she returns home.