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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
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New York City Democratic
Chairman Mccormick said at > o.
clock ""When the count is finished
Whsgn VIII have over 500 electoral
votes"
The California Democratic chair
man wired To headquarters: "The
count continues TO increase our con-
fidence that Wilson Will carry the
state
Claiming Wilson'S reelection, the
Democratic headquarters statement
said the president could lose both
California and Minnesota and still
be elected
L. S. Senate Democratic.
New York City. Late returns from
Ohio indicating the reelection of
senator Alice Ponlerene, Democrat,
over Myron T. Iierrick, republican,
virtually ended the possibility of Re
publican asscndancy in the Senate.
With Democratic leaders insisting
hat hitchcock in Nebraska and Pitt
man of Nevada have been reelected
nd With kendricl probably elected
in Wyoming, the political status OF
be new senate appears like this:
= =, =,
18th the result in Arizona and New
Mexico still in doubt Should the Re
publicans carry both. the Democratic
majority in the senate would be
eight
.lughcs Gaining in Minnesota.
St. Paul, Mimi. Rural districts re
turns lnis afternoon cut down Will
sons lead over Hughes in Minnesota
lp29 of 1924 precincts giving Wilson
So Q66 and Hughes S3,144.
In the precincts outside of Mime
aDolis. st. Paul. Duluth, Hughes
showed rapidly growing strength this
afternoon.
In 6sl of those rural precincts
| Hughes receives 42.172 and Wilson
34,159. Republican leaders expressed
| confidence that this ration would be
maintained. giving their candidate a
plurality OF 10000.
If Hughes carries Minnesota and
holds the other states ilr>which he
was leading at :. O'Clock this after
noon, he will be elected.
Further inroads into Wilson's lead
We're made when half of the total
precincts in the state had reported
/ tllS afternoon showing 1879 OF 3024
precincts that Wilson has ILL., 7s
and Hughes 103, $50.
Uncertain at 2 p. m.
! New York City.-C2 p. m. Wednes
day Whether Wilson or Hughes
will be the president of the United
4 States for the next four years remain!
an uncertainty early this afternoon
With figures in nearly dozel
states, which are believed to hold til,
balance of the electoral vote. fluc
tuat;ng from hour to hour the nation
awaited the oucome with the keenes
interest.
In Minnesota, where Wilson wa
first believed to have full sway, th
returns from the rural districts to
day began trimming the Wilson lead
Both sides are confident of victor,
and claims ard counter claims wer
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
SOUTH DAKOTA IS
FOR HUGHES; DRYS
AND SUFFRAGE WIN
Republican Pre- siden.
tial Nominee Is Civ
en- Substantial
Lead.
PROHIBITION is
Winner BY Probable Majority
Of 5,ooo-Equal svf-
frage Lead Is Less.
P PROHIBITION is

South Dakota yesterday went for
Hughes for president by probably
10000; Norbeck for governor by at
least $4,000; adopted statewide pro-
hibition by probably $4,000, and
probably carried woman suffrage by
about 10000
Statewide prohibition made a re-
markably clean sweep of the state,
carrying such cities as Sioux Falls,
Watertown and Pierre by substan-
tial majorities, Sioux Falls by 365.
Woman suffrage is running quite a
little behind prohibition, but if it
continues to lead in the rest of the
state as shown by precincts already
in from we'll scattered districts, it
will carry.
Following is the Associated Press
summary of the results in South Da-
kota as received over leased wire at
IA O'Clock this morning:
Summary at a. nj.
The First congressional district re-
turns from Sd precincts give, Ander-
son, Democrat, 1880; Dillon, Re-
publican, 1857.
The Second congressional district
returns from 1T2 precincts give,
johnson, Republican, 6,166; Batter
ton, Democrat, 3,6S5.
The Third congressional district
returns from precincts, give Candy,
Democrat, 4i6; Bartine, Republican,
1852.
The returns for president from TIA
precincts out of LIPS in South Da-
kota give Wilson, 29,3Ol, and
Hughes, "a 1852. indicating Hughes
plurality of 10000.
Returns for governor from 527
precincts out of LIPS in the state
give Rinehart, 1852 and Norbeck,
25,622.
Tie returns on the prohibition
amendment from 149 precincts out
of 1,72s in the state give, for 1O.
S79, and against. 7,59S
The returns on the suffrage amend
ment from 81 precincts out of LIPS
in the state give, for 6,O94, and
against. 5,136
From Some Counties.
Hughes carried Lawrence county,
which includes Deadwood and Lead,
by 430
Wilson apparently Will get Brown
county, in which Aberdeen is situat-
ed. by a small margin.
Lincoln and Turner counties each
will go for Hughes by probably 800
or more.
Wilson gets Aurora county by
probably $50 or 200. In Brule the
vote is running very close.
The most remarkable showing
made by Hughes in this state was in
Mcpherson county, where he leads
in Z precincts by 294 to 72 and in
Campbell county. where in five pre-
cincts, Hughes gets 467, to los for
Wilson.
Only few returns were available
early today from the Third congress
sional district, and these indicated
the election of Candy. Democrat,
over Bartine. Republican,. In the
other districts, Dillon and Johnson,
Republicans, were easily reelected.
Norbeck ran ahead of Hughes gen
orally over the state though Hughes
came nearer to him than was expect
ed.
Dcadwood Votes "Dry."
Deadwood, S. Historic Dead
wood voted dry" yesterday for the
first time on record. The result of
the vote on statewide prohibition
was, yes. 371; no, 342; on suffrage
was yes, 401; no, 29S. Wilson car
iried Deadwood.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
LINER ARABIA IS
SUNK BY PLUNCER
WITHOUT WARNING
oritish 4 admiralty An
nources Loss of p. J
& o. Steamship.
ALL PASSENGERS
Including 1o9 Women and
Children, Are Saved
Were 637 Souls Aboard.

London, England.-The Amer.
lcan- Hawaiian steamship Colum-
bian OF 1919 tons gross, is
sending out wireless telegram
calls for help, stating that she
is being sheIled by submarine.
The American-Hawaiian steam.
ship company's vessel Columb-
ian is freiglter under Ameri-
can registry, carrying no pas
sengers and a crew of 113. She
was under charter by the France
and Canada Steamship COM
p;ny. The Columbian is unarm.
ed, it is stated here.
London, England.-The Peinsula
& Oriental line steamship Arabia
sunk by submarine, was torpedoet
without warning, the admiralty an
nounces. All of the 637 passengers
including 169 women and children
were saved.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
Deadwood Notea "Dry."

Deadwood Votes "Dry."
Deadwood, S. D. Historic Dead
wood voted dry yesterday for the
first time on record The result of
the vote on statewide prohibition
was, yes, 37l; no, 342; on suffrage
was yes, 4o1; no, 29S. Wilson car
tried Deadwood
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09

Roseville, Ill.-Ernest Musk,
Democrat, and Charles Coming
ham. Republican, made an cleo
ton bet, by the terms Of which
the loser will eat crow on the
main street of the village to-
night.
An advertisement has been
placed in a local newspaper in
viting the citizens of the town
and surrounding country to wit
ness the feast, Business men
have provided a bottle Of cham
pagne.
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
Returns at Four O'clock Indicate Almost Ex-
act Stand off Between the Presidential
Candidates.
Candidates.
CONGRESS CLOSE
Democratic Maje rity In tht
House Is Now Reduced
to Three Votes.

Kansas ii,5, Mc.-a total OF
1,5oi precincts out :i.t7iin Kan
s:,s give Wilson 19G,9sS and
Hughes, l7.,s76.
Fargo, \. D. (i:!.- y. ~.
bulictin) n)-Nor;h Dakota Swung
into the doubtful column in the
presidential race Rate today.
Slow returns from outlying
rural district, wiped away Will
sons lead. With slightly more
than halt the total precincts re-
ported the returns gave Il plUi-
;,litN OF 2S To Hughes. in the
state. l,oo1 precincts out OF
1859 gave Hughes 32.47i and
Wilson, ;S2,l5i.
Concord, n. iI.-The Demo-
cratic state chairman committee
refuses to concedc New Hamp-
shire to Hughes. Ii has been
reported IN New Work that At
toiney General Gregory may be
asked TO investigate the electors
al count.
New \ ori> City.--At four o'eIocl
the outcome OF the presidential elcc
ton was still in doubt Al that hour
w ii+>oii was lS-it!i'IS iit StdiNS nav iilS
IL total OF 2G6 electoral votes: ano
Hughes i'll states having Il total oi
26o electoral votes.
Wilson AT that hour was leading
i'll Minnesota by G,Si0 votes. and in
the above tabulation, Minnesota is
counted tor Wilson. However, re.
turns this afternoon from rural p,re-
Cincts in Minnesota recorded II SLOW
but generally steady gain for Hughes
Whether he VIII be able to wipe ont
the Wilson lead is the question. M
this hour. ii seems likely that Minnie
sofa Will settle the contest, as there
were no indications of u change in tht
trend of votes in amy other states
Hughes apparently must have Min
nesota to win and Wilson also must
have ii to win unless he can take
away from Hughes some other state.
that seems pretty well committed tc
thc Republican nominee.
Returns of course have been rccciv.
ed from all thc states but in some
they are not nearly complete.
Indications late this afternoon
were that the Democrats would re.
tain control of each branch of CON
gress by II very small margin. This
contest for contrn! of congress, how
ever. is proving almost as close as
that over president.
ST. Pam Mimi. (3..7o p. m.)-Hhcu
1900 Minnesota Precincts had report.
ed, Wilson ted hughes 12o,53i ,e
liS,72l. Il slight increase in the pre-.
ident's plurality.
St. Paul. Mmn.-(3 p. m.)-Gc.
turns on president from iGo.s ol
1921 precincts in Minnesota give
Wilson 124,15O and Hughes it7,-
617, cutting Wilson'S lead to o,53S
New York City The Republican
national headquarters in a state
ment late this afternoon claimc5
Minnesota. oregon California anc
New Hampshire They asserted thai
Hughes nad obtained III electora
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
ELEVATOR KILLS THREE.

Chicago. Ill.-There were killed
and twelve injured when a passen-
ger elevator of the Florsheim Shoe
company plant fell four floors.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
Totals .. 1900. 266
Nncne.en-f.N. 10 clnnt oGE

:
Necessary to elect, 266.
tine above table gives Minnesota
to Wilson because he still leads. but
this afternoons returns show Hughes
steadily gaining If the other states
remain as shown above, as now seems
likely, Minnesota's vote will deter
mime the outcome of the election ON
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CLOSING OUT BUSINESS.

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AUCTION BULLETIN

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T. Fl.
The Superintendent of Public Works
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Plans, specifications and blank forms
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CHARLES r. FORBES,
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Secretary.
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Movie Calendar

oDEb\-To-mOrruN aud Tuesday.
Billie Hurkr. In "t.Iurin's tomnnr",''
mud "ihc isrlr al I'nir." with star
cn>t. Wednesday,, .'Thc secret OF
The Submnrinr.' with 'rom %thnttrr-
ton.
HiJnl -~-Io-mnrrow 1ur>dnH aud
Wednesday, douglas Fairbanks. in
"Ihc Good HAD Nun" aud u kr,-
stone comedy.
ISlS--Iu-m"rroW, Hazel Dawn. in
'.Thr Snir>lndH." Iursda.. nuIimc
T'rrdrrick. In '.tudrc..'. rdm">-
day. MnrG ucritc Clark. In "Prinrr
md Inuprr."
l.IItIt-~pccinl features aud
siDElr-rrct him>. with dali. changes.
Rts\-lO-n rOrroN. t.crtrudc ItUh-
lnsou. in "iic 1unlit, or Faith
1ucsdn.. 1T clr>tc Of the tmlIuIunrr
tOrp>." rdnrsda., Ni,inn Rich
and Alfred '">hmrc. IN -Four
Months"
t0L0\ItI-Tu-mOrr0u aud Tues
dn!. "toId ana the oman" with
N~arCucrite tiu!tun and Tom Chat
tcrton. r~dnrsdn.. new prorrnm
60 he announced.
STRAND = morrow. Inc.dn!
aud Wednesday,. Hazel Dawn. la
"1hc Ecud t.iri."
itTO morrow, IrnrI
White. In "Thc Iron Claw" Tues
day. Myrtle "trnd in "Thc Snl-
ley Of the Noon" Wednesday,, ..Ihc
Mysteries Of N!rH." with .Jrnn >oth-
crn aud Ton Moore.
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t'i:KTIHt De KuUINsuN HEADS
PROGRAM ~ RTN 1u-NDNUuW

Gertrude t;"biusou Viii head tn. bin
at tho EcN to-morrow iu Tho quality
Of raitl a Miiu1i Masi-rr,cjurc. sup
portci hy tn" w~oll-NuoWn star. Alex
'!ndor G"d"r =" complete tho Till q
cub c"m',ls vii! aIs" ur added
Tuesdays. sp"riaI attraction Viii hc
'Ccies'" Of The Ambulance Corps hy
Tia" t:d,sou Company. y &oii4 animal
pi"tu''. Elephants ,ira'ItUdc,"
'r W.du. day Vivian HIch au,l Al
fred N"stu's wiu T." seen in AN Aiucr-
ican-W 's'"'n d,ama. -Four Montis.'
together with =, Vogue comedy, III,
Man With IN" iiod," |fcaturiuG Rub"
Miller.
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shirkcrs who never III, Il ringer except
when tho foreman is around. Give
me age for my work."
Il viii not rnsrcd jeremiah. and
I'VE told YOU that for tho last time.
my iad. | Sufpor you in decent com
tort, and | charge YOU not one cent
Tor Your keep. call that very gen
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erous for "a man OF my means. IL
you want money to spuandcr I'm goddess
luxury you'll get non OF it from me.
I'll save YOU. in spite OF yourself.
Look 1T me. DO | live like Il spend
thrift? | do not. My home is plain
and simple. The only L
allow here Is yondlr motto tpointinc
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I'HOTOPi.AN ~ COLONIAL
PROMISE MANY UpUJsrs

What is said 10 be an un4s.au, at.
tractiv" %phoioplay Viii bc presented
at the Colonial to-morr"w and on
Tuesday In Cold and tho Woman"
one OF the spec!a!-c>ira foatur.- on
the Zig -Four program. Nth Thomas
Chatterton and Marguerite C.,,,ou,
both wclI-estabish"d facori,os uu.r-
ever they arc itnowH. playing the lead
ing roles.
The title. while Leading one 10 cy-
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WHO'S GUILTY.?
End Story. The Tight Rein
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author Of "Ihc silver Kuttrrity "" ..Ihc
Hia"k PEARL "sall. Snit," Etc.
,NnNrliHrd from the series Of photo
nlh!S al the SHINE pnmc released by
inthc Exchange md shown ut the Vic
tor ThCntct.t
Copyright. InIG, Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
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TO an Illuminated text on the wall,
whereon was -blazoned tho grim quo-
tation. The Wages OF Sin Is Death!")
land l mean that my only son shall
live simply and plainly. too. like his
forcfathers."
CTn Be C%oniinmcd 'o-Mnrrnwl -
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GRO BE Continued To-Morrow.)
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