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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13
New B'acksmith Shop.

". r. Clark Of Denison. Tex :,
opened up p blacksmith shop in
T. lin the first of this week in
tne building just csst Of the Hof.
fer building. lie formerly lived
in this locali y. being a nephew
Of Frank and John Hansen. He
expects 20 DO general blacksmith.
ipg and will make a specially OF
horse snoeing. See his ad in
this paper.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13
Blew Up.

= -cst e admitted that The
.s 1rnaMeDi vas almost
-. though II ~ss thr-4gn 20
- sHyene IN Eg.r. The
- as ? ased 80 sEe,=
'r= zeal pizj ers anxious =
c ~ the visiting payer 20
O. ,Aey hId ,couls o o.
10 o-= appeared. only two
from la tor a /.
- r-ls over Dr. BAIRD f
-5n tae first Gay and re re-
ia. -1 home.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13

!, resoing M cf}Ip.,H
We jk sons M, ~ r .y
did not mr1tiD1 1.t- % 90
winalns IN, gpla Or iu tIIf
fvst 10 that display or ck,. ~. ..Df
WAY We di1 not monti, non
nanss besau 80 III iDnslHiI. eifa
they did
Tas facts ~ thr matter arr
tnst th- E.Kn street fti' Has
TOO bix an f,r for th, lllt2r g.
be itsyysh -' - tIi. .1us timr
aa e. ey-ry' linE 5 41me
of the sve'sf Sirs JI''.. y.I bro
s1en rapid ord : lhnt sr wore
sy rhabIc 10 scop lraca Of ,tc
y refs
v" brow TINT from our past
record ~ glving matter in ls'n.i
tha, many ~ our readers riii,z
pot ~ aee All ~ thcao th'nlf ip.
prlnt ,hA wV-s 10 This they
may pJ,siDly ol 1.sapD,infei.
W. haVs p,sr rsi ii1g 8Jli. ~
eur exchanges frpu towns whore
street fairs aud pirnicb have
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13

The Methodist church folks
wish to thank sny and all who 40
kindly assisted them during the
fair. The generous help given
bo some outside the church was
greatly appreciated.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13
Are Buying Cotton.

mere 10 quite q little cotton
r.n'1g into Elgin this week
l.- AlGin Gin sni L. Stone have
aa'h been buying, same paying
ths top price.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-13
Gin Burned.

The Lewis gin at Fletcher
burned Saturday gight or rather
early Sunday morning. The fire
started in the en- zine room. Il
was set on fre once last wear hut
the flames ,ere extinguished be.
fore they had gained much head
way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
SHOWS AND LINKS
ATTRACT LEADERS
Hughes and Wilson DO Not
Let Thing Like Election
Mar Pleasures.

NEW YORK. Nov. e'-Coniiuen.
IN that he will be elected presioeh'
tomorrow. Charles f. Hughes went TO
theater tonight and retired early
after quiet day.
The Republican nominee will be up
oorly tomorrow morning to cast ms
ballot at a polling place situated IN
Laundry not far from the hotel where
he has established a legal residence
since he was nominated. MT. Huehes
bad no comment to make tonight on
the prospects of victory tomorrow. he
takes the position that his campaign
ended Saturday night and Will nave
nothing more to say until the result Is
known.
Mr.. Hughes will receive the returns
at his hotel.
After President Wilson and Score
tarv Tumulty had discussed optimistic
messages from all parts of the country
today Mr.. Tumulty tonight ciaimed
the president would win tomorrow
election and would have 3s7 votes In
the electoral college.
The president spent the day quietly
Mt Shadow Lawn, going out ror
short time for game OF golf ana re-
ceiving delegation for few minutes
I'm the afternoon. To those VINO sa"
him he expressed complete satis1ec'
tion over the prospects for tomorrow
voting.
The president will be up soon aftei
davbreak tomorrow morning to go u
princeton to vote. He will make tn'
trip by automobile. accompanied b!
Mrs. Wilson, and expects to be baci
M shadow Lawn in time for luncheon
In the afternoon he will play golf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
BERNSTORFF WILL
VISIT THE U-BOAT
German Ambassador Arrives In New
London for Purpose OF Talk
ing to Captain.

NEW LONDON, Conn. Nov. g.
Count Won Bernstorff. the German
ambassador. accompanied by his wife,
arrived here tonight from Washington
for the purpose of visiting tomorrow
the undersea freighter Deutschland
now being loaded for her homeward
trip
The ambassador. it is understood
brought a suitcase filled with officia
mail for the emperor.
The work of loading the submarine
went forward steadily today and indi'
cations continued to point to star
for Germany on Friday. Arrange
ments have been completed for i;
complimentary banquet here Wea
nesday night to Captain Koenig an'
bis crew Governor Holcomb ha
promised to make an effort to o'
present and speak.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Sam Harvey Claims W. II.
Mitchell Was Attempt
ing to Draw Gun.
HAD QUARRELD OVER
AN ALLEGED THEFT
Dead Man Was Keeper Of
Rooming House; Slayer
Gives Self Up.

rvyITtIoIrT n cbanco IN defend
" himself Sam Uorvev was kilIed
~, ,,,..,-u a.. r,,,
"S W. H. "''o"'h ~ ''o '"oi
rooms. lO3 y South Main, about 1880
o'clock Yesterday morning Mitchell
,,d,,,,, ,,.i, ,ho ,o,o, s,o,
harvey was proprietor OF 'he room-
ing house and Mitchell had been liv-
Ing there FOR more than a month.
MitcheIl claims that his room was
rohbed some time Sunday night and
so6 a,oIep when he arose i'm the
morning and discovered the theft. he
snvs he wont 10 Uarvey's room to
renort the loss
In the room the men became in
volvcd In n Quarrel Mitchell saws
Unrvcv made n move as If To reach
heneot III his inflow He Thought ulr-
vev vas reaching for n gun. he said.
anJ nuiIed his own pun from his hin
noel ~ firing one shot. which entered
,Jnrvev.s head inst above the left Q, o
.,os ,yirg in hia he'd
Uarvov's he'd and other furniture
Ia Tho room were later examined for
,roanons hut none was found. HIS
acouaintances say he was OF a l. >ace-
S,L 1isnosition and was nsyer Snuwn
10 carry n pun
-, A., o,o.o.s
N"i's '"c
Two hours atter the shootlhg MY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Want WalslI's Aid.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 6.-Efforts
to induce Frank p. Walsh, former
chairman of the federal Industrial re-
lations commission. to take charge OF
the defense of the Industrial Workers
of the World in Jail here in connec-
ton with the riot at Everett yesterday
were made today by william ID. Hay
wood, general secretary-treasurer or
the Industrial Workers of the World,
according to telegram received from
Mr.. HAYWOOD, who is in Chicago. Hay
wood said the men killed had given up
their lives in the cause of free speech
Herbert l.. Mailer, secretary-treas-
urer of the Seattle headquarters of the
Industrial Workers today gave a
statement to the Associated fress
which said
1--WE are going to charge every one
of the vigilance committee at Everett
with murder and " possible bring
similar charge against every member
of the Everett Commercial club or
the ground that they organized bant
, of manhandlers and instructed then
/ what to do. We have eyewitnesses o.
Sundays clash from among the mef
on shore as well as those on the boa
by whom we can prove that the firs
shot was fired by the vigilance com
mitteo. This fight really Is part o.
the open-shop campaign waged by th'
manufacturer association all alon'
the Pacific coast"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
MOTHER FINDS GIRL
STOLEN FROM HOME
OKLA, WOMAN IO-
Gates DAUGHTER WITH SHOW;
WAS KIDNAPPED.
Tells OF Being Chloroiormch ana
Forced to Wear Wig to Con-
ccal Her Identity.
Special to Tho World.

Special to Tho World
FORT SMITH. Ark, Nov 6.-Mrs'
lizzie Lewis and her l5-year-old
daughter Grace reached here today
from Beardon, Ark, where the moth
or last Saturday found the girl. who
was kidnapped. she says, on the streets
of their home town OF lenryotta,
okla, September 49, last. The Slr'
was found with show. She SAYS she
was placed there by her abductorS,
two OF whom n man and woman,
are reported to be under arrest In Fort
Worth. Texas.
The girl says she was stolen by "A
paknbroker at Henryetta while she
was en- route to school. was placed In
an automobile and chloroformed and
awoke I'm oklahoma city, whero her
hair was dyed and her appearance
changed. She was taken to Texas and
later turned over To the show. she
exhibited wig she says her abductors
forced her to wear to conceal heI
identity.
Miss Lewis says one of the men II
the party made her write n letter tc
her mother, giving the impression that
she eloped and married the pawn
broker and that sho hoped to he for
given This letter. she says, was taket
to another town and mailed to pre-
vent her mother from locating ner. !
letter the girl smugglod into the mail
told her mother whore she coud b'
found.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Gain st. Pierre Vast
Without Aid of Aero
planes During Day.
TAKE 600 TROOPS
Rumanians Take Offensive
in Dobrudja Region
Movements.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ON
w THE SoMME FRONT Nov g.

WlTH THE FhhNCH ARMY ON
w THE SOMME FRONT, Nov. 8.
(Via Chantilly, from n staff cor
respondent of the Associated Press)
The battle today in the district be-
tween Sailisol and st. Pierre Vast
wood was fought without the assist
ance of airplanes. The wind blowing
eighty miles an hour prevented the
planes from ascending and oonse-
quently the artillery fire from hun
| dred German batteries as well as
from the French and British was un-
! controlled aerially. Every lnch OF
| the battle-ground was danger spot
and the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press and other correspondents
were compelled to take shelter In a
dugout.
Whcr the French infantry attacked
f. powerfully defended series O.
trenches with trench mortars and
grenades they found a strong garri-
son which In one part surrendered in
a body with their officers, more thah
five hundred running at racing pace
into the French lines and for TWO
miles and half to the rear accom-
panied by only half dozen French
guards. II was a strange sight when
they ran the gauntlet of the German
barrage fire.
Two Kilomcters Square.
St. Pierre Vaast wood Is more thah
two kilometers square with many po,
sitions enfilading each other ana @
proved a most difficult problem for
The French But the French lntan-
try finally rushed the place and held
II with slight losses. The battle con-
tinued into the night.
After a week or more of doubt con
lcerning operations In the DopruuJd
lreglon of Rumania, where inc Ieu
tonic allies had been marching Amos
unmpeded northward from the Blacf
sea 10 the Danube, comes the repor
that the Rumanians have taken th'
offensive, probably aided by the Rus
dnns and compelled the enemy u
retreat at several points.
on the Transylvanian front how
| over the Rumanians In the Jlul Vallc
. who for some time had been hoIalh
, the upper hand over the Austro-Gei
p, mans, forcing them to give grouh'
=. have now been stopped the Teutor
=. having brought up reinforcepents'
!, the Predeal pass region after heaV
p! fighting tho Rumanians have mot wit
!! n reverse being compelled TO retret
!. after long and stubborn battles
p, Bring Reinforccmcnts.
| Rome reports that the Austrian
! are bringing up heavy reinforcement
/ on tho battle front north OF Tries
! Hero the Austrlans apparently hay
, taken the offensive, but nowhere hay
! they beon ablo to regain any OF the
| lost positions, according to Rome.
| Bombardments and small infanti
! attacks continue to feature tho fish
! ing in the Macedonian theater.
London reports that British SUI
marine In the North sea off the Dai
! isb coast has scored hit on u Ge
man battleship OF tho dreadpaugl
class. Tho amount Of damage done
! tho battleshlp is not known by II
/ British admiralty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
AMERICANS FATE
IS STILL UNKNOWN
No Definite News Can BE
Gathered Concerning
Parral Activities.

I'll PAsO. Texas, No 6.-No con
T. firmation of the rumor that the
Americans In Parral, Chihuahua, had
been killed when villa troops en-
tered the town has been received
hero today. Army officers agree
tbat confirmation at this time with
the telegraph wires cut south OF chi
huahua and south of Jimenez, Is i'm
probable.
The Associated Press correspond
ent AT Chihuahua City reached the
border last night for visit and re
ported that a rumor was IN clfcuia-
ton that the Americans in Parral
had been killed. but that nothing
authoritative has been received there
/ from Parral by telegraph, wireless
/ or by courier, at the time tho train
/ left for the border He stated that
/ tho report was not generally ao-
believed the Americans left at the
timo General Luis Herrera evacu-
| ated the town.
Passengers arriving tonight from
/ Chihuahua City said that the feeling
OF apprehension among the people
there had been greatly allayed be-
cause of tho arrangements OF uln-
oral Trevlno to protect the city
against surprise. Cannon still dom.
inate the approaches OF tho city and
field guns on armored cars are kept
In readiness should tho villa forces
como within striking distance.
No reports have been yet received
regarding the Americans in Parral,
they said, but refugees from santa
Rosalia confirmed the death OF Doc
tor Fisher an American, at the
CONTINUED On PAGE NINE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
REPUBLICAN VOTERS!

Vote early today. There may
be a shortage OF ballots. II Is
wise to be safe by getting to the
polls at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
If you want an automobile
or information call Republican
headuuarters. 209 Robinson
building: phone 147.
Be on the alert every minute.
Help get out the vote. Victory
is certain If we get square
deal.
Republican precinct election
officials especially should be on
the qui vivc. They should see
that the ballot boxes are care
fully guarded and taken to the
courthouse tonight--not tomor-
row, but tonight.
Report any Irregularities I'M
mediately to any officer OF the
law or Republican headquarters.
A. A. SMALL,
County chairman and campaign
manager.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Planning Defense of Men
Who Participated in
Clash at Everett.
THEY FIRED FIRST
Begin Probe to Fix Respon-
sibility; Death Toll Is
Now Seven.

EVERETT. Wash, Nov. 6.-Invest-
T. CATION started today to determine
responsibility for the death of Lieut.
Charles Curtiss, deputy sheriff and re-
serve officer of the Washington ma
tional guard, shot and killed yesterday
when 15O armed citizens clashed with
ESQ or more Industrial Workers OF the
World. who were attempting to land
here from steamer. The death today
of jefferson Beard of the citizens
posse brought the fatalities to seven
two of the posse and five Industrial
Workers.
The witnesses testified today at the
corcner's inquest that the first sho'
came from the steamer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Enir for Election.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Q, - The
weather bureaus special election day
forecast issued tonight says:
"The indications are that on Tues-
day the weather will be generaily
fair in all parts of the country ex-
cept that rains or SHOWS are prop
able In the north Rocky Mountain
region, extreme northern Minneso.a
and upper Michigan. me ~eathei
will he warm in the southern states
The great central and the region OF
the lakes and moderate Temperatures
will prevail throughout the eastern
states and in far western districts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
VILLA GOES AFTER
FRESH AMMUNITION
Mexican Bandit Chieitain Marching
Toward Mesa de Sandals, 85
Miles From ParraI.

Ell PASO, Nov. 8.--Francisco villa
and his main command, according to
an American refugee from Chihuahua,
are marching toward Mesa de Sandals,
85 miles southwest Of Parral. whore a
quantity Of ammunition and arms and
O largo drove of horses are known to
be hidden for the villa forces,
They are hidden on the ranch OF
Gen. Tomas Urbina, tho villa general,
who was killed by villa troops because
he would not divide his loot with villa.
It was IN the direction OF Mesa dc
Sandals that Villa was going when he
was being pursued by Major Tompkins
and his command when Major Tomp-
kins command was attacked by a
crowd OF civilians in Parral.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Had Been Plots.

SALT LAKE CITY. Nov Six
men have been arrested here within
the last two weeks in connection with
the running down Of an organized
gang of dynamite suspects. 1t became
known today. Nitroglycerin, fuses,
caps. powder and other explosives
were found on three of the men under
arrest. the police say. Two of the
men are under suspicion OF having
participated In the dynam!ting OF the
substatons OF an electric power COM
pany IN Oakland. Cal, few years ago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Catholic Sisterhood Now
Managing Nine Such in
u. S. to Take Charge.
THE BEST IN STATE
Any, Reputable Physician
May Practice; to Spe-
cialize in Charity.

ENCOURAGEMENT has been made
N of a new hospital to be built IN
Tulsa within the next few months
The institution will be owned ana
managed by Catholic sisternoou
now operating nine hospitals IN inc
United States.
The hospital will be strictly non
sectarian and all reputable physic,aus
will be permitted to practice there
on an equal footing. A spec'a''y
will be made of charity cases
4 movement was inauguratcd
about three years ago to establish a
sisters hospital here, but t was uis-
couraged by Bishop Mearschart OF
! the oklahoma diocese. u was
thought that at that time II hospital
campaign would interfere with the
pnyment of the debt on the Holy
Family Catholic church. Hut INC
church is now entirely free from
debit and the bishop has given ms
consent to the establishment of d
Catholic hospital in Tulsa.
Many Orders Apply.
The Order of st. Francis. which ha'
the Sorrowful Mother hospital a
wichita Kan, was the first 20 appil
for the management or the Tnls'
hospital. Other orders have sine
applied but 1t is probable that pref
erence will be given the st. Franci
sisters by Bishop Meerschart.
Definite plans regarding the hos
pital have not been made. but II !
assured that it will be the iarges
: and best equipped in Oklahoma. Sev
) eral suitable sites In the city ar
now under consideration.
The institution will cost approx
mately 100000 This will be raise
largely by popular subscription.
Rev John G. Herring, pastor
the Holy Family Catholic church,
in communication with Bisho
/ Meerschart and the st. Francis sis
ters and expects to complete fin'
arrangements for the hospital sooi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
leader to McAlester.

M'ALESTER, Nov. 6.-John w.
White, international president Of the
United Mine Workers of America, will
come to McAlester Wednesday to as
sist in directing strike activities at
district headquarters, according to an
announcement today. He probably
will make temporary headquarters un-
til the coal miners strike in Oklahoma
Is settled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Appeal to Williams.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. Gov
ornor Williams was appealed to today
bv commercial organizations OF Hall
eyville. Okla. to use his good offices
to settle the coal miners strike In inc
Haileyville district. Th, strike. tns
appeal stated, resulting IN miners anu
other workers leaving that section OF
the state which threatens to menace
the business interests of the secuon'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
WHERE TO VOTE.

Precinct No. 1--Reeder build
ing, Second and Boston.
Precinct No. 2 - Convention
hall.
Precinct No. 8.-Police station.
Precinct No. - Baltimore
hotel building.
Precinct No. 5-Garage, Fifth
and Main.
Precinct No. 6-Courthouse
Precinct No. West sido gro
! cery.
/ Precinct No. s-Trving school.
I Precinct No. S-kogers store.
, Duluth Place.
Precinct No. 1o-42i North
, Main.
! Precinct No. 11-Grocery store
(Ohe Marshalls old storel
/ Precinct No. 12-East side fire
station.
! Precinct No. 10 - Fourteenth
/ and Peoria, vacant store.
Precinct No. 1i--Horaco Mann
school.
Precinct No. Is Garage,
Eighth and Main.
Precinct No. 10 - (1AndseO
Rivervlew school.
Precinct No. l7--Next door to
West Tulsa postoffice,
Precinct No. 1s-1i16 South
Main.
Precinct No. to-prlyato gar
ago near Grace NJ, u. church.
Precinct No. 20--201 South
I Mnybell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Things to Remember Today

Swat Campbell Voting Frank Parkinson for Copo-
ration Commissioner.
Let Us Send Man Congress From the First District by
Electing Bert Chandler:
Don't FORGET What the Last Democratic Legislature Dd to the
Oil Interest and Vote for Republicans.
pt More Business Politics Tulsa County Affairs b>
Breaking Up the County Ring
End Crooked Oklahoma by Adopting the Fair Election
Today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
All Quiet Now.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-On the eve
of the presidential election general
confidence in the result of the ballot
inc tomorrow was expressed in the
camps of the rival Republican ana
Domocratic forces. Political workers
had completed their tasks. their lead
ors had issued the usual final fore-
casts and nothing remained put tns
work of bringing out the vote aru ny,
then to get news of the result Una. W., W.
hriny iov or gloom to one side or the
other. % .b.
Tonight the standard bearers OF th'
leading parties remained quietly a.
their homes. President Woodrow WI
SON SON at shadow Lawn and Charles y
Hughes at his hotel in New YORK
surrounded only by immediate mem y,
bers of their families the Candidate
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07
Entire Republican Ticket
Is Favored; Rumors OF
Fraud Circulated.
ELECTION RETURNS TONIGHT.

until midnight or after. Special
arrangements have been made
to give prompt service on the
election In Tulsa county ana the
congressional race In this dis
trict. The Associated Press bull
letins on the national election
will bo unequalled. Join the
crowd tonight and get red-hot
dope, right off the wire.
WITH fourteen thousand voters
w registered and rumors of fraud
in tho air, today's election in Tuisa
county will be the hottest ever heio
here.
The result Is more indefinite thar
II has ever been before. That there
will be widespread scratching
tickets is admitted by both sides
Several of the races for county OF
fices have developed into persona
rather than party fights
The registration shows a majorit!
of TAG in favor OF the Democrats
! However scores of Republicans nav
! registered as Democrats in order u
protect their vote. 1t Is generall
admitted by politicians that IN
county will go Republican outsld
the city limits of Tulsa. but her
i'm the city it is difficult to find any
thing on which to base II detinit
prediction
Suspicious Moves.
Several suspicious moves nave pee
made by certain Democratic poll
ticians. noted for their perniciou
activity in years gone by. The MOI
notable of these was the moving {
the voting place in precinct No. II
strong Republican district, froi
the north side fire station to pal
TALLY completed apartment house
42l North Main, owned by ia.
Brady. who has boasted that he WI
break the Republican majority
No. 10. "No excuse is given II
3 changing the location of the poliir
l place. The Brady edlfice Is cut I
, into small rooms that will make
difficult for the election officials
G keep their eyes on everything tn
t takes place. Special officers VIII
A stationed there. however, and 9th
+ precautions will be taken to preve
n the intimidation of voters The
d are four hundred Republicans in n
\ 10 as against IS Democrats.
l That liquor has been imported
\ largo quantities for use In the elc
I ton is not denied, but the city poll
L are planning to arrest anyone caug
: giving booze away or having It In the
l possession.
@ Getting Evidence.
b Fraudulent registrations are n
merous. Republican headquarters h
gathered mass of evidence and
prepared to bring about the arrest
y any one of two hundred or RIO
), n CONTINUED ON FACE NINE