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Evening star., 1926-02-02

Hotels. clubs. apartments, in
stitutions. tea rooms. cafeterias,
need trained men and women.
d m and d exceeds supply.
Every day openings in d. c..
Florida. every State. for man
ayers. asst. managers, ho>tesses.
housekeepers, accountants, room
clerks. stewards. etc. Free en-
pIovment service covers the
United States and places grad
uates in contact with good posi-
tions everywhere.
Night classes now forming.
Class limited. Enroll early.
Prepare in few short months for
big pay, with bigger opportuni-
ties. Open $50 am. to 9 pm
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd St.
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MILLINERY

One OF WaShington's leading
department stores is now receiv-
ing applications for saleswomen
in their millinery department.
Applicants must be Young and
attractive and accustomed to
handling high-class clientele.
Season to start on or about Feb.
18th. Permanent positions to
those who qualify. Kindly state
age and experience. Address
Box 332-R. Star office.
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WANTED-A young man as
assistant to buyer in Housefur-
nishing and Electrical Ap-
pliances department. Must be
thoroughly experienced and pos
sess the necessary qualifications
to merchandise and prepare ad-
vcrtising matter. The position
holds out excellent possibilities
to right young man. Apply
Superintendent. S. kann Sons
Company. Washington. D. c.
CLOTHING SALESMEN-E.x-
perienced; only those who thor
oughly understand selling of
mems clothing need apply. Saks,
Pa. Ave. and 9TH.
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FOR general houseworkers. cooks. maids
etc. Industrial Employment Agency. 400 n
ct. NV. North $3.50. g
EXCELLENT HELP furnished at short NO.
tice; part-time workers. cooks maids wait.
ers janitors. dishwashers. etc. The Wood
land Employment Agency. 1886 U-st. Cali
North 10464. %
WHEN YOU NEED experienced cooks. maids.
boys, mothers helpers. dish washers. free
Franklin 1661.J. 1921 9th ST. NV. John.
BUSINESS AND OFFICE POSITIONS-Free
registration. Washington Employment Ex-
er fos NJ tS the
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Room 213. TRANSPORTATION Bldg. 18th ana n.
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UELP-MALE AND Female

EASY Easter vacation money for nigh
school and college students Call II l6 l4th
St NV Mayfower Art Co. Call 3 to pm.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS = Make extra
money: 500 com. pad on $500 worth acci-
dent and sickness policies Call l101 II st
TO Is. Room ~. -
INSTRUCTOR--Studio Of dance: reliable
10 9th Il. NV. p
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ONE OF the largest home sell
ing organizations in the city has
an opening for five experienced
Real Estate Statesmen. Replies
confidential. Address Box 4o4-R.
Star office.
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mobile Company. 1917 Connecticut ave
BOY or young man for real estate and Insur-
salary and commission: splendid opportunity
for a hustler. Address Box IS. star ONCE
BOY. white, evenings run errands. he gen
orally useful. Drug store. 18th and FLORIDA
BOYS. white. with bicycles: for day work.
Amply Mr.. Simmons. 14ls \. Y. ave.
CAR wAsHER-Must have experience; all
day work. Apply Wisconsin Garage. 1868
Wisconsin ave. -
CHAUFFEUR. to drive HUDSON in private
family; written references. Call in morning
At 1922 Harrison at.
COLLECTION AGENCY want. \ thoroughly
experienced manager. Address Box 3sm-h
Star ONCE
CoLLECToR-One of previous experisnce
a R"1 81 Star oce
COLLECTOR. experienced for installment
furniture store; reference required. $40 O
COOK. experienced. wanted. I113 Pa ave
COOK or houseman. white. 172s Mass: ave
FILE CLERK in pstent attorneys % o11ice snd m.n .n
preferahy between the & sSss ,slirx 81 =" et.d ane
Se Tei.r.ncss. % Addre.. sos FER Star otice. :.
houses xrowing flowers for sale: must Be
sssry sIs sioa per per montS s"ard % room and
laundry. Hddress Box si5.R. Star ONCE:
GARDENER and all:round man: white, &c. for
snd DdtS Come ' With best references give e1peri
Box a4-s. Star ofice S.
GENTLEMAN of character and sales ability
to assist in organlzatlon m OF 6enenciadd ddrr.. r
Bog IS Star ONCE w -
Bs..n foas I'd
HOTEL sToRERooM NAN N, s1periencsd; s,as,. d
drsss Be. ss ssar ReT %2Hsn nce anu ea
as ASae.s ansd nse to Gs stsr dSsss n.
Apnly At 1890 F st. nv
NAN. active. with car wanted as personal
afepFf ofer 70 sRe riaSs man an unusual oppor
tunity, to make big money; no experience or
capital reouired. syncro Motors Co.. Battle
NAN with Ford or light truck r,na to to- deliyc.r
ssl,esf,ons Ss.sfE & pa Par'-'l"e 'o'' hmmon' 20
NAN-salary and commission; position per.
R.p mu not ses mn
fersced Sc For or ag9ointment sS tn call Main 2s4
cash neNssary. 21h st: northwest.
manent sales. work to customers; S25 per
Tssr Fiji Sni s1sh e na
MEN I .sssdy outside gsssaition; gsa s.Rerf, RI
start See Mgr. 900 Federal American Bk
MEN-One of the largest life insurance COM
panies wishes 10 men. % to 45. to take
two nights weekly; opportunity to make
large returns while Learning: full or part
assiled s do.ad Addr..: ssa Box sa f9sf star once
OVING-PICTURE OPERATOR. white, non
union. for evening work. Address Box 4bI Il.
Star ONCE.
PTTTMBERS and heIners wanted: new work
Address Box 16-s. Star ONCE. B
REGISTERED PLUMBER : Apply TIber
vile. lG29 Conn. ave. References required.
SALESMAN. with automobile and hardware
experience. to sell for manufacturer: salary
and expenses; reply stating experience are
erences Address Department J, Room sos:
30 East 42nd et. New York City. Unitec
SALESMEN-New York publisher pays S5e
aer NeAk daily averaHe 3 ordArA American
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SAL I.FCMFN

OF PROVEN ACCOMPLISHMENT
One of Americas most remarkah enter
prises has need for the services in Wash
ington of several salesmen with real records
of results. Leads provided and full CO.
operation assured. State age. experience.
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HELP-MAIE Uoutiuurd

LESMAN-;Financially responsible man,
DAs! ~: with proven satisfactory record, ca
pahle OF earning S5 600 a year or more Call
before a::'0 or after { 40 Room Eli. Com
nhercial National Bank Bldg.
SALESMAN eXperienced in selling electrical
aDnliances on the outside: good money
making proposition Mr. Harris. lie 4th
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SITUATIONs-MAJE Cont,dl-

CHAUFFEUR. houseman. dishrasher: ref
erence. 543O Connecticut ave, NV. in base
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WA\TED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN

$40 4 DAY with our self-seller Mayh
Art Co. 1Il6 18th st. NV Call ) to 8 pm
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Continued tomorrow.)
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experience. to sell for manufacturer: salary
and expenses. reply stating sd sxperienSea a ..t &c
erences. Address Department J, Room, S06;
30 East 42nd et. New York City. United
sALEsMEN-New York publieher pays S5s
per week daily average 5 orders American
Magazine. Apply 1917 ST.. room 300.
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WANTED-SALESM
EXPERIENCED SALEsMAN-One VINO can
sell food products: give experience. salary eX
pected and references. Address Box jtS-R.
star ONCE. -
MEN. two. who desIrous of connecting
with old reliable company: references re-
CURED: $50 to $50. Apply Room 21S. 9O7
statesmen. =. high grade to sell serVl
ice to automobile owners: every automo-
hll" owner Is Il prospect. Apply Gen. Auto.
Owners Assn. Inc. Room il3-li. Column
hian Bldg -
YOU NC MAN. between the ages of 25 and
:i5. To sell well known specially. Must
be willing to travel : well as willing tn do
an honest daY work Salary and expenses
paid. Address RoN as. Star office %
REALTY Statesmen.
Several expei ioaced hustlinr statesmen
having thorough knowledge of city proper
ties also parties experienced in eXch ranging
MAY consider several energetic ladies for our
main and uptown offices. See Mr.. Clark.
sales manager. downtown ofico.
\. t.. RION CO.. INC.
Main 49,. lt.3 + St
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REAL ESTATE ADS.
q words 10 the linz. 3.line minimum. at
line rate as follows:
] time. o0c per line.
2 times lnc per line.
: times Iac per line.
: tiNNs, 1r per line.
Evening star., 1926-02-02

RATE-3 CENTS 4 WORD.
Minimum charge ioc.
In Washington and Suburbs for
Hello and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted
Business OpDOrtuDitiex etc.
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HEIP-MALE.

ACCoUNTANT. between q and 30: take
full charge OF once. Apply Mack 11n interps-
tional Motor Truck Corporation. 3@o Pa.
ave. NV Mr.. Smith. -
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-The Locomohile
Company desires the services of a few high
grade salesmen 4 very attractive prnposi-
tion for those who can qualify. Inc Loco
mobile Company. 1917 Connecticut ave
BOY or young man for real estate and Insur-
Office to do soliciting and coilecting
salary and commission: splendid opportunity
for hustler. Address Box SIS. Star ONCE.
3s
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
osREcoN TELLS OF YAQuI WAR

Fernando Torreblanca, private
secretary to General Alvaro OBJ
RECON, former Mexican presi-
dent. has given to the Mexican
press statement from General
Obregon and photographs of q
letter on the strength of which
Adolfo de la Huerta. former
president, who was recently de-
tanned in Tucson for investiga-
ton, is named the intellectual
head of the present revolt, says
Thursdays Herald.
General Oregon says that re-
cent developments which made
advisable the momentary arrest
of Adolfo de la Huerta, in Tue
son, by American authorities re.
suited in the presentation of
certain documents whose text.
clearly revealed that Huerta is.
the leader of the Yaqui Indian
uprising.
1t is clearly established" said
Torreblanca speaking for Gener.
al Oregon, that the first move
of the Indians: an attack on the
the train at Vicam. Sonora. was.
the natural outcome of agitation
by Huerta. The Yaqui Indians
following Instructions of Huerta
tried to carry out the attack on
the train and prepared them.
selves to the end that they de.
clared open revolt against the
government. Seizures of papers
at headquarters of Chief Luis
Matuz revealed certain letters
directed to the tribe by Huerta
and bearing his signature. These
are now in our possession"
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
NOGALES WILL HAVE NATIONAL
GUARD UNIT

A call has been issued by Com.
mander Ed. Reeves of Ridge Igo
Post of the American Legion for
a meeting of members to be held
at eight o'clock next Monday
evening at the chamber of com.
MERGE. The purpose of the meet.
ing is to discuss with Adjutant
General Harris and Major Pom.
eroy of the Arizona National
Guard the possibilities of organ.
izing a national guard unit at
Nogales.
A great many men of the city
have signified the hope that such
a unit may be formedin Nogales,
and it is hoped to complete the
organization at an early date in
order that the governors ap.
prevail may be obtained and an
appropriation for an armorymay
be made by the next legislature.
converting in January.
In order to complete the or
ganization of a unit in Nogales
it is only necessary that from
fifty to sixty five men between
the ages 18 and As signify in
written their willingness to join
and organize. This petition is
then forwarded to the governor
for his approval, after which the
enlistments take place. All uni.
forms and equitment are furnish.
ed to the enlisted personnel free
of charge. Only one hour of drill
is required each week. for which
the members receive pay accord
ing to their grade.
Upon the formation of a unit
of the guard Nogales will be in
a position to ask the legislature
for an appropriation for an arm
DRY. Such request has never
been refused by the Legislature.
The armory would cost at least
fifteen thousand dollars and pos
sibly twenty. five thousand. II
would be a great improvement
and addition to the city.
Commander Reeves has receiv
ed communication from Char
les Harris, adjutant general oil
the Arizona National Guard
stating that he is very enthus
iastic over the formation of q
unit here and will be in Nogales
Saturday and spend whatever
time is necessary to complete its
formation. The adjutant genera
will be the principal speaker q
the meeting to be held Mon
day night.
! Commander Reeves has ISSUED
an invitation to all who are in
tersted in organizing the guar(
unit to be present at the Legion
meeting on Monday evening
The meeting is most importan
and all DICTIONARIES, ex service
men and others interested ar,
urged to be present. Herald.
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
x. OF c. HOSTS TO NEEDY

The Knights of Columbus will
be Santa Claus to many needy
Nogales families Christmas morn
iEg. Cards have already been
sent to over 200 families to come
to the Knights of Columbus
Christmas tree which will be
erected in the yard of the Sacred
Heart school and which will
blossom Christmas morning with
many things to bring q smile to
the needy families and their
children.
Flour, quilts and necessities
will be given to adults and candy
nuts, fruit and toys will be given
to the chilren. Hundreds of
dollars have been raised by the
Knights of Columbus for Christ
mas charity.
The Daughters of Isabella will
give a tamale supper Sunday at
the building in Grand avenue
avenue formerly occupied by
Puchi Brothers and the entire
proceeds will be given to charity
Recently q home talent stage
production was given at the
Lyric Theater which was wit
messed by a packed house and
all proceeds of that entertain
ment goes to the Christmas
coarity fund.
The local knights of Colum
bus and affiliated organizations
are doing excellent work for the
relief of the needy of the city
and their effotts are meeting
with the commentator of the
entire populace. Herald.
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
HIGHWAYS IN GOOD SHAPE

Phoenix-All roads of Arizona
are reported by the Automobile
Club of Arizona to be in passa.
BILE condition, while many high.
ways are reported improved by
the rains. A possible exception
is five mile strip west of BLY,.
the, which the Chamber of Com.
merce of that town declares
passable but muddy. Another
report brought in by tourists
states that a tractor located at
bad point in the National Old
Trails highway between King
man and Needles is charging $25
an automobile for q short haul.
New Mexico, Kansas and sou.
them California roads. incoming
tourists say, are in bad condi-
tion. 81
The two California highways
leading from Yuma to the coast
are under repair. The San Die.
ago route, so far as was known.
was unopened, while kilograms
from the Automobile Club of
CALIFORNIA; station at Ell Centre
stated that the highway past the
Satan Sea to Los Angeles
would open Monday, Dec. 10.
Throughout Arizona, the high.
ways are reported in good re-
pair. The Automobile Club Of
Arizona has been assured that
the Tucson. Vail Sonoita Tomb.
stone highway, which has been
USED since the bridge at st.
David went out in the Septem.
Der storm. is in good condition.
The bridge at Fairbanks is car
rying most of the traffic in that
direction.
Motor tourists reaching Phoe-
nix from Cicago speak of hard
travelling in New Mexico and of
the excellence of the mountain
highway through Springerville
and Rice.
The headquarters or the Auto
mobile Club of Arizona we're
kept open all day Sunday for
the accommodation of the many
tourists who were disheartened
by the mud and bad roads they
had travelled through in Texas.
New Mexico. Kansas. Nebraska.
Arkansas and other sections of
the middle west. Visitors at the
club during the past two days
numbered more than 200.
The Ehrenburg ferry over the
Colorado river on the Blythe
road is giving "a hour service to
relieve the crowd of tourists
held over by the washout of
California roads.
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
MEXICAN TEACHERS WILL MEET

Mexico City, Dec, 15-Teach-
ers in the primary schools
throughout the republic will
meet in Mexico City beginning
on the 28th of this mouth for
the first national congress of this
kind ever held in the country.
Aside from the discussion of
matters of legislature affecting
the teachers. the civil service
measure, and other matters of a
nature strictly professional, the
teachers will try to form a ma.
tional teachers union.
The Mexican Confederation of
Labor has given its approval to
the project and will cooperate
with the committee appointed to
assist in drawing up the neces
sary statutes and bylaws. The
project is reported to have the
approval of the educational au.
thorities of the country, both
feQeral ana local.
The teachers in various parts
of the country already have local
unions but no general organiza
ton has ever been attempted.
A definite program of principles
which teachers belonging to the
! unions are supposed to teach
will be discussed and approved.
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
December 10, 1926.

Glendale-25 new street lights
being installed in business dis.
trict.
Yuma-Alamo school rebuilt.
Miami - Inspiration Consoli.
dated Copper company ships
carload cathode copper, weigh.
ing 100, 900 pounds. from it's new
plant to Perth Amboy, N. j., re.
fineries.
Yuma-Grapefruit being ship
ped from Yuma Valley to Cali.
fornia points.
The border vidette., 1926-12-18

Seabright, Calf.
County Recorder Tracey Bird
has returned from an extended
visit to his farm in the state of
Sinaloa, Mexico. Says he has
the world by the tail. and soon
will be shipping peas to the Chi.
cago and other eastern markets.
Mr.. Bird was not a candidate for
re election. He will retire from
Office January i, 1927.
The beautiful $4,000 Sisters
Home on the Nogales Patagonia
road about two miles north of
Nogales, is nearing completion.
The large commodious edifice
on high bill overlooking the
city. was built under the person.
al supervision of Tom Woods of
the we'll known local contracting
firm of Lown & Woods.
Joe Wise, owner of the great
Arizona stock ranch in Sonora.
Mexico, few miles south of the
international border. yesterday
motored out to his place, being
accompanied by Mr.. Green. Cali.
fornia cattle buyer. who is here
to purchase a trainload of fat
cattle for the Los Angeles mar
ket. Joe has several thousand
critters" for sale.
Clay Larimore. of Larimore,
North Dakota. cousin of County
Engineer j. w. Larimore of this
city, and Roland Larimore Of
Sonoita, is a business visitor in
Nogales. Mr.. Larimore owns a
thousand acres of rich land in
the Yaqui Valley, Sonora, plant.
ed to rice and wheat. He is
planning to visit his splendid
property in the south county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jones were
Nogales visitors Wednesday and
Thursday from the big Empire
ranch near Elgin, owned by the
Vail Company, of which w.
Banning Vail is manager and
"Dink" Parker, foreman. Ed.
recently purchased Supervisor
Jim Finley's ranch at Camille, in
the Huachuca mountain foot
hills, and is in the market for
big bunch of young whiteface
steers.
Robert Lee Leipse, artistic
decorator and marble worker.
who installed the handsome new
fixtures in the Nogales National
Bank, has returned to his home
at Denison, Texas. where be will
spend Christmas with his two
children, Margaret Lee, 7, and
Robert Alba. Jr., 8. During bis
stay in Nogales Mr.. Leipse made
many friends by his pleasing
personality. All will be pleased
to welcome Bud" back to the
best city on the international
border-Nogales.
At the annual meeting of the
Nogales Fire Department last
Tuesday night, Gus Michaels
was elected fire chief, succeed
ing Bracey Curtis, president of
the First National Bank, who
for many years has been at the
head of the city's splendid fire
department. Other officers nam
ed were Arthur Peck, first assist.
ant chief; Fox, second assistant
chief: William Broad, foreman
of the Hose Company; Frank
Carroon, 1st assistant and Mr..
Forthrup, second assistant. Ben
White was elected foreman of
the engine company with Jack
Dolin as first assistant and B.
w. Roark, second assistant. A
hearty vote of thanks was taken
by the department for the fine
work of Mr.. Curtis as head of
the department.
aac VIZ Al rcA~hEoc MI,s meet
The border vidette., 1926-12-18
DECEMBER 10, 1925
LOCAL NEWS.

c.. M. Radcliff of FL Paso. is a
guest at the New Montezuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Fuller are
guests at the Bowman hotel from
their home in Phoenix.
Glen Perry was a Nogales
business visitor Wednesday from
the Ashburn ranch near Pata.
gonia.
The Nogales Rotary club met
yesterday noon at the Masonic
hall for the regular stated week.
~ luncheon.
Mrs. l.. s. Cutting is a No.
gales Christmas shopper from
the Altar district, Sonora, where
her husband is growing cotton.
DR.. David F. Richards is so.
journing in Nogales from the
famous hot springs near Yuma.
The doctor may decide to locate
here.
Bee Lewis, Parker Canyon
stOckraiser. was county seat
visitor Thursday. Bee is in the
market for 200 two year old
steers.
DR.. n. W. Purdy's host OF
friends throughout Santa Cruz
county, will regret to learn that
be is on the sick list at his Elm
street home.
Yesterday Mayor Duane Bird.
chairman of the State Fair Com,
mission, went to Phoenix to at.
tend called meeting of the
commission.
. Members of the Noeales XII
wants club met Thursday noon
at the International Casino, No
gales. Sonora. for the regular
weekly luncheon.
John M. Hughes. proprietor of
the Cave and Concordia cafes in
Nogales, Sonora, will go to Ca.
jane, Sonora. Mexico, next week
to give his 500 acre rice crop the
"once over"
/ Attorney. George Hillsinger of
Tucson, was q border visitor
Thursday. guest of his friend
Mayor Duane Bird. Mr.. Hill.
singer is an enthusiastic Rotary
Club booster.
Joaquin Legarra. 100 per cent
civic booster, has leased The
Evans hotel, and will personally
manage that popular hotel. J.
A. has state wide Acquaintance.
He will make good"
The proposed joint meeting of
the Nogales Chamber of Com.
MERGE and the civic improve.
ment committee scheduled for
Thursday night, was postponed
until a later date.
William Pierce, from his fine
farm in Cochise county, was a
county seat visitor Thursday and
yesterday. Bill drives q pair of
trotting horses that have a fine
speed record, and make the trip
from the Pierce place to No
gales in five hours.
G. L. Fowler. U. S. collector
of customs, will place in effect on
January 1st, next, Article POI of
the customs regulations of 1923
which demands that shippers
shall produce origional bills of
ladidg or arrange for surity
bonds to cover the amount of the
shipment.
At the meeting Of the Hiram
Club Wednesday the following
officers for the ensuing year
were nominated: President, G.
E. Wheeler; Vice President, w.
81. Walker; Secretary. L. r.
Dorland; Treasurer, r. E. Wright
and G. D. Nichols and L. Hudgins
to the governing board.
Members of the Knights OF
Pythias lodge, their families and
friends, met at eight o'clock last
Thursday night at the new Ply
THAN home in Nelson avenue, fol
an old fashioned house warm
ing" A number of Knights
from Tucson were present and 9
splendid time was had.
The Big jim Mines Company
has purchased the Trench mine
at Harshaw and will operate the
property in connection with The
Big Jim mine and mill. On the
Trench dump, about two mile:
from the BIO Tim. there ara 40
The border vidette., 1926-12-18

Glendale Winter lettuce be.
ing shipped from here.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-03
EARLY MORNING COUNT

PHOENIX, Nov. R)-On the face
of returns from 142 complete and
incomplete precincts out of 4S4 in
the state early this morning it was
indicated that every democrat in the
race for state offices otenr than gov
ernor had been elected to office.
Eight of the democratic candidates
out of 10 were running, for re-elec
tion. The count stood as follows:
Supreme court Judge, McAlister, un-
opposed, 1909; secretary of state,
K-erby, 44s1; Ba-num, 2795; state
auditors Frohmil1er, unopposed, 1875
treasurer, Callaghan, unopnoscd. 2o5l !
attorney general Murphy 1857, Gais,
1897; superintendent of public in
struction, Case, 1868, Thompson 2S41,
corporation commissioner, Vaughn.
4246, Kirk 1886; tax commissioners.
Hughes. 1872, Luke lilo. both unop
posed; mine inspector, roster 448g,
Stallings 2S41 s