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EL PASO HERALD TVcdnnsday, Xov. 6, 191S 5 rniinnnniiM LAW FOR FREE N 10. S, SENATE SELECTED TUESDAY ' EL PASO'S NEWEST DEPARTMENT STORE IIITIil! School Boys Mail Orders women should by were no senatorial elections Missouri Seldon P. Spencer, R An overstocked condition also BOOKS FAVORED! THERn ' all means take advantage of LDSENEWYDRK California, Connecti- (probable). prevails In the Boys" Depart- on cut!. llary-- Montana D. (prob- 5 present prices women's Florida, Indiana, Maine, Thos. J. Walsh, we offer- ready-to-wea- r. or- land. Mississippi, i able). ment. This week are All mall New York. North ing radically reduced prices on ders are filled by experienced Dakota. Ohio. Pennsvlvanla. Utah. Nebraska George Vf. Norris. R & SAN JACINTO SfS. shoppers. Only 28 Votes Are Polled Democrats Appear to Have Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin. Nevada Chas. B. Henderson. D. all boys suits and overcoats. COrDVETP Below are the names of the men cer New Hampshire Henry W. Keyes, Against Amendment In Sleeted Governor of the tain or election or probably elected in it., ana ueorge ll. Closes. IS. all states where returns were suffi- New Jersey W. E. Edge, R, and Paso County. Empire Si fce cient to David Balrd. R. I El Tuesday. warrant a reasonable forecast ' There was EI Paso early Wednesday morning. States New Mexico A. B. Fall, R (prob- - less interest In (Continued from page 4) otner able). m In t&e Tuesday any tnan the above not in the list election than la them are steadily cutting down naa such close races that It was im- North Carolina F. M. Simmons, D. f r any years past. Thirty seven Smith's advantage. possible to forecast the result: Oklahoma Robert Latham Owen, D. ' M VERS TO CKED j:rr-nr- ts ' i which returns had been Goverror Whitman Is seeking re- Alabama John H. Bankhead. D. Oregon Chas. L. McNary, R, (prob- - . 0 election Joseph tra2s to county TV. Greet for a third term. Arkansas Taylor Robin- able). clerk I. at If Smith continued his forging son, D. Rhode Island LeBaron B. Colt. R. Ready-To-We- ar n "Wednesday showed that only is Now on Sale ahead, he would have a plurality over Colorado Lawrence C. Phlpps, R South Carolina N. B. Dial. D, long ; Our Entire Stock of C""1 votes had been cast. Whitman of 60.000. (probable). . terms; iv. J?. Pollock. D, short term. only In which was Delaware Dr. Lewis Heisler Ball, R. Te matter there NORTH DAKOTA. Georgia W. resembling contest was J. Harris. D. South Dakota Thomas Sterling, R. Radically Reduced Prices a Fargo, N. D. Nov. 5. Ninety one Idaho William E. Borah. R.. and Tennessee John Knight Shields, D. at the free text book amendment to the precincts out of 1S74 In the state, all Frank R. Gooding. R. Texas Morris Sheppard. D. c sstitutfon. There were 47 votes from towns and cities, gives for gov- Illinois Medili McCormlck. R. Virginia Thomas staples Martin, stocks and most complete lines of suits, coats, ernor: Doyle (D). 1086: Iowa S. At the beginning of the Fall season we showed magnificent as for the amendment only 28 Frasler (R), Wm. Kenyon. R. D. and 926. Kansas Arthur Capper. H. West Virginia David Elklns. R. nst TTnder every stu- - started briskly and were so encouraged by the prospects that additional affa this law, Louisiana Joseph Eugene Rans-del- l. Wyoming Francis Emroy Warren. skirts and dresses. Selling so we n the common schools of the OHIO. D. and Edward J. Gay. D. K. 5. ready-to-we- ar business conditions have been r a a !I be provided with text books Columbus. O. Nov. With a little Massachusetts David L. Walsh, D. Maine elected Bert M. Fern, Re- stocks of were ordered. The public knows what the past of public. les than one-fift- h of the state having Michigan T. at the cost the It Newberry. R (prob- publican, last September; Mississippi! ready-to-we- smallest number of votes cast reported. James 31. Ccx Democrat, able). elected Byron Pat Harrison. Demo month. Now we find ourselves largely overstocked and for that reason place on sale every item of ar 'n any one precinct was seven. In was leading Frank G. Willis, Repub- Minnesota Knute Nelson, R. crat, some time ago. two; while the banner box lican, in the race for the governorship yjaio oy in stock. . was uomber 31, which gave 83 votes. oi c;oo. a majority or approxi- Republicans, are close, with each can- - lng victory. The race Is close between ! mately aiaate claiming victory. Harry P. Atwater, Republican, and OTK The Democratic Incumbents In the Harry L. Gandy, Democrat. Jtl AT FOIIT BLISS. OKLAHOMA. six congressional Description At Fort Bliss a 111 sol-- c other districts are Widely scattered figures Indicate No Need Detailed s total of Oklahoma for c were cast here today by City, Okla. Nov. 6. The expected to be returned by large plu- that suffrage has carried In South - reelection of United States senator ralities. Ed. Howard and C. H. Hyde. Dakota. In Sioux Falls, .'f describe in four following do want to impress upon you is that reductions are made from prices r nre.dent voters from Pennsylva- Robert K. Owen Republican the Issue 3 We think it hardly necessary to detail the a -- 6 by those from New York over his Democrats, are opposing Chandler and carried two to one was running -- and opponent, B. and ;g would ordinarily regard elsewhere bargain prices. v soldiers. The vote is W. Johnson, and a gain Morgan, respectively. ahead in Minnehaha county. Hyde, lots. In suits, coats, skirts and dresses you will find the very best that you as After Kansas of one Democratic congressman Is In- g counted and tabulated by elec-t'o- n Brookings and Hanson also voted suf- - styles, the best materials, the very best workmanship and a full all the true test of a price is the garment itself. So come now and commissioners. dicated In returns today from slightly OREGON. rage. very more one-ha- lf Re- f ready-to-we- than of the state. 6. season's colors and color combinations. we buy your Winter ar turns trow 833 precincts in SI counties Portland. Ore, Nov. Reelection range of all the What Ten million U the titlmat placed on give, for governor: Robertson XD.), of Gov. James Wlthycombe. Repub- TEXAS. Jg the gmt army of women war workers 43.131: aicKeever 37,754. lican, and election of senator Charles ztow toiling to win the war. Suffrage (R, L. McNary. Republican, to the United Dallas. Texas. Nov. 5. The entire 11 apparently was defeated. Democratic ticket, national and local. , Contests in and eighth States scnatorship for the long term For LessVery Much Less The welfare of women war workers has the first seemed certain-toda- y on was elected In Texas today without eeeeme an Important item and man ways congressional districts now held by the basis of serious opposition. a- scattering returns from all parts of jg cf ac t r them have been found. x. a. unanmer ana dick t. aiorgan. Early returns for governor gave s Representative McArthur and Sin-n- Wm. P. Hobby. Democrat, for reelec-- ! were well ahead and the Repub- Hon. 13,164: Charles A. Boynton, Re- - lican state ticket as a whole probably publican. 1838, and Wm. D: Simpson, ; was elected. Representative Hawley, Socialist. 147. g CaldweWs Republican, was returned a victor With this ratio maintained. Gov. "For six years we have used Dr. with but little opposition, Hobby would poll 175.C00 votes andjg Syrup Pepsin in our family and feel vie add KANSAS Boynton 15,000. I PENNSYLVANIA. U could not possibly do without it, especially iAlU j s Philadelphia. Pa Nov. 5. W. Kfllf TTtiVi xr-- v r n. Sproule (R) the children." (From letter to Dr. was elected governor of Democratic members In congress from , H for a . u!. uj piurainy i utan slays ana Welling are re- -' Caldwell written by Mrs. Earl Cowell, Ce- over Eugene C. Bonnlewellibo (D). some elected on the face if nmspnt returns estimates placing his lead as high as,1 it was admitted today by W. D. Can- - ment City, Mich.). 50.000. deland, chairman of the Republican Philadelphia, somplete, for gorernor. state central committee. Candeland s Sproule (R), 151,716; Bonnewell (D), would not concede the election of the 58.379. Democratic candidates for the sa- - i H Sproule's plurality in the stae will preme bench. ' g exceed 200,000 and may reach 300,000. Richard B. Thurston, chairman of become constipated as readily the Democratic state central commit- - Children nnODE ISLAND. tee today claimed the election of the I if as do their elders, and the result is equally dis- Providence. R. I Nov. 5. Incom Democratic state ticket by a vote of 1 plete returns Indicate the election of approximately i to 2. In scattered j Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is ideal the whole Republican ticket, both na districts there were 6S00 straight Re- - ! tressing. Dr. tional and state, in Rhode Island. publican ballots and 9600 straight if its pleasant taste, posi- Seventy districts in the vote for sena Democratic ballots. The Democrats ' M for children because of tor give: Colt (R), 12,416; O'Shaugh-- carried everv district with th ,rn. ' 3 nessy tu). m.u.'l. Hon of a few In this city, Mr. Thurs- tive, yet gentle, action, and its freedom from For governor S75 districts give: ton declared. Beekman (R). 11.599: Archambault Utah voters went to the polls in a ' opiates and narcotic drugs. SS9. a net gain of 1714 in these neavy snow. districtstt. for the Democrats. VERMONT. A SOUTH DAKOTA. Montpelier, VL. Nov. 5. Returns DR. CALDWELL'S Sioux Falls. S. D Nov. S. Accord from 15J cities and towns out of 247 ing to incomplete returns, the entire In Vermont give: Republican state ticket in South Da- For irovernor: Clement fRV 172R kota has been elected by a majority Mayo (D). S717. COATS SUITS SKIRTS DRESSES of from 5000 to 10.000 votes. Many ALL $25.00 GLOBE COATS ALL $3150 GLOBE SUITS- - ALL $6.00 GLOBE SKIRTS $15.00 GLOBE DRESSES ep missing rural districts are expected to WEST VIRGINIA. yrup cut down present lead, Cj? r the which is Pa- fi. Reduced Reduced T Reduced Reduced fi "7 2 1. Pittsburir. - Nov. TVrmer fl?1 QC O. AP" r.P? about to South Dakota was al I 7 ?0 The Perfect Laxative ready Republican. United States senator DavM rni?fns price P A I price P A 6 price price P By majority Republican, now with the American U. J i&O.ZfU a estimated as high as expeaiuonary rorces In France, will ALL $35.00 GLOBE COATS ALL $35.00 GLOBE SUITS ALL $9.00 GLOBE SKIRTS GLOBE' DRESSES.D 15.000 on the basis of scattered re $2230 turns, be the next United States senator by Everywhere senator Thomas H. Sterling was from West Virginia, succeeding sen- -; Reduced Reduced Reduced Ret!uced Sold Druggists reelected over Orvllle V. QES Q,K QE5 Rlnehart. ator Nathan Got f. Elklns was op-- 1 g price 93 price & 91dTX 7 price OS price p 12JL (Ss) fusion candidate of the Democrats and posed by former United States senator a tpiSdio J J J l Q 50 cts. $1.00 the league, with about Clarence IV. Watson, Democrat. ALL $50.00 GLOBE COATS ALL $4750 GLOBE SUITS ALL $1230 GLOBE SKIRTS $29.00 GLOBE DRESSES the same majority for the reelection of Gov. Norbeck over two ATRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE. BT WRITIN6 TO his WISCONSIN. Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 5. Governor PRritc.ed.... Da. W. B. CALDWELL. 459 WASHINGTON STREET. MONTICELLO. ILLINOIS priil... $29.75 $7.95 g?.... In the first congressional district. Emanuel U Phillpp, Republican, to- $29.75 $19.75 Charles A. Christopherson has a good day was reelected and carried with lead: in the second. Lieut. Roval C him the state Phllipp-- s plural- In considering the above prices, remember that these "le present window display of these garments. It will seems to ticket. FREE-- g Johnson have made a sweep ity is variously estimated at anywhere prices all you pay. We make no charge for Ej give you still better how much from 15,000 to 40,000. are a idea of monev vou The congressional returns show the alterations and guarantee a perfect fit and entire satisfaction. can save and at the same time secure serviceable, stylish ready-to-wea- r. election of nine Republicans, one Socialist and one district, the Second, still In doubt with Volght, Republican, and Clifford, Democrat, running a I 111 Return frn MnrraHl.Ril t . Congressional Vole Senatorial Table tricts indicate that the Republicans are holding their own. having carried I As It Stood 1 oday 1 1 Up lo Late Hour the Third, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, I ana jieventn. New Terk. Nov. C. cientitic ieam New York. Nov. 6. The latest congres Latest senatorial rvice In Wisconsin every on table reTtsed 1 p. mA eastern time, voter leav sional table revised at 1 p. m eastern at ing nis voting bootn was handed time, follows: follows : badge reading. T have voted." No No Her Btrport Mmd Demo. Xtepnn. She Speaks The idea was planned by the county State. Demo. Repnb. Report State. or Alabama (W .... 10 Alabama ...... 3 on TRUCK XIRES council aeience in tne hope of Arizona ... I Dringing out a lull vote. Arizona (1) ...... 1 Arkansas (7) ..... 7 Arkansas ...... 3 .. California (11). California 1 1 About WASHINGTON. Colorado ...... 1 1 mugaTone Cost Colorado (4) ...... Our Business Is to Make Your Cartage Less 6. Connecticut ...... 2 WaslL. Nov. Washing' Connectlcnt (5) 1 Nuga-Ton- e, Seattle. .. Delaware 1 1 Says. "sh"a mor than satisfied with harmless the reac tons next delegation to the lower Delaware 1).... Florida 2 Nua-Tone- "; goin to rfcommend it to Hoaltls-Bisilde- r. the elesasmr Tnnl house ef congress will be solid Re- Florida (!) 4 aS her friends.1 Thjj woman writes to as nuts neir health and strength in (12) Georgia 2 thestnms' publican, today showed. Oeorzla irom a town m Wyoming. - tones on iba tire service, with us, apply tires quickly, at night or on returns East i: 2 Idaho 2 hrer. rafrf.. ern wasnmgton reports Indicated Idaho C) Illinois 2 Ibbe had Indication, no ap- bowels more easy and TRUCK the Illinois (17) 6 21 petite. weight. a 1st. gires yon rrzi. considerably beyond Sunday necessary, state's one Democratic representative, 11 Indiana ...... 2 kinz a great appe- if to save the Indiana (II) Iowa .. .. 2 she sent kr KELLY & tite, ha. jest the nrrredtents C C Dill, was defeated by J. Stanley Iowa (11) ne It Kansas ...... 2 N and after can; to bnskt rich, red blor-- good tires. cost of laying off equipment Webster, former state supreme court Kansas (S) ...... 1 7 ' says s!ies "feefing fine; grres fresh the mere sale of Kentucky (11) Kentucky ...... 3 it. POLLARD strengtb and en- justice. ... Louisiana 2 has a great appetite"": ergy to the nerves pats the Louisiana (8) .... s ...... "stomach works nice," and rnddy glow Maine Maine 2 of health in the Then, regular intervals, in- WYOMING. () Maryland 1 1 best of all. says before takmz Guarantee e heek and sparkle ia toe eye at we Maryland (t) .... 3 3 Nuta-To- "she weighed As a Goodyear Truck Tire Serv- Cheyenne. Wyo- Nov. S. One hnn Massachusetts .... 1 1 There's nothing like Noga-Ton- e - Mass. (It) 13 1 100 lb sv, now 115 ex- dred and fifteen precincts out of 596, Michigan (17) ... 1 12 Michigan venhs for weak, ran down rnes spect the tires we have sold Minnesota ...... 2 "o- - a grand ice Station we strive to make sharp most 01 tnem in tne southern part of 'Minnesota (10).. 1 S woman wants to "d (or Ifs Mississippi (S) S Mississippi ...... 2 Krerr remedy Ma aria too. actly as if they were still our tires, the state, give: ... Missouri 1 1 fed well and look well, and You will find our obvious reductions in the sums Os- Missouri (1C) .... akA if hf'H and For senator Warren (R), 5148: Montana (2) i: Nebraska ...... 1 h kn hr offering valuable tire-car- e sugges- borne (D), S3J5. Montana ...... 1 stomach strong, hrer aetire, blood pore and full rnonth. "o.t. spend their cart- governor - Nebraska (() 1 bowels regular. If yon want to feel young only On. (S1J0,Cuar.ntdTrtmit our customers for For Carev fm mir- (I) 1 Nevada the Dollar. Cot a bold.-- U" Houx (Dj, 3K8. New Hampshire. .. 2 and look young, watch oat for any weakness 2 days, and U tions and showing drivers how to New Hamp. (2).. .. 2 When you feet headachy, sat T2tr we succeed. congress Mondell 6012: New Jersey (12).. E New Jersey ...... a these organ. .fi. th. txrufieial result? age. And for (R), New Mexico ...... 1 oerrous, no appetite, no energy, when you. receire, just return White (D), 30J9. New Mexico (1).. .. eyes are th. rem.indar of thl avoid the unintentional abuses that New York (43) New York .. 2 Buffer from the blaes. when yoar packar. to th. drurrist and vlij .. U North CaroUna ... 2 doll, your complexion sallow: when you are est FRoHmrnojr. N. Carolina (10).. 10 3 weight and feel all worn and run- otherwise life N. (3) North Dakota losing oat ton..nI.nt package: Ufr-S.V.- ,1, That is the way we get and hold would shorten tire Dakota Ohio 1 1 down, remember, these are Nature's signals to if. May Ohio (22) S strike, your the patronage of truck owners. pile California Stay "We. Oklahoma (S) ... .. Oregon 1 warn you that yoar stomach is on not interfer. with yourdutiuor pi and up expense. San Francisco. Cal Nov. s. Th Oreron (2) .. Pennsylvania ...... 2 liTer torpid, yoar bowels all clogged up, your Cot it from KCliT A POIXABQL;J,. prohibition amendment sained an Pennsylvania (35). 6 Bbode Island 1 clood thin and watery d or eolation poor. good drug store. overnight majority, Seath Carolina ... 2 but its fate is still Knoae lsisna 3).. .. 1 short, we sell tires com- in doubt, as only small percentage S. Oklahoma In the first place, we see to it that In with a a Carolina (7).... 7 1 1 of the voles have been counted. A & Dakota ( South Dakota .... cost-savin- g Honor regulation a Tennessee (10) 8 customers get right kind, prehensive, scientific, amendment anj ... I our the proposed comnulsorv health limurnnm Texas (18) 18 Texms (2) Utah service. amendment were defeated on the face Utah I type and size of tire. We have oi incomplete returns. Vermont (2) Vermont Prohibition In California, annsrfnt. (10) .... 0 ..IVIrsInla studied carefully all the conditions was decisively Washington (S) .. .. Very likely it is a better service ir defeated when San A. 1 4 I- Avt Vlreiala.. jranciscos overwhelming vote Virginia (()... Wisconsin (II) 10 (Wisconsin under which trucks are operated than you have known, or than you against It came in; 1053 complete pre Wyoming (1) ...... 1 .. cincts out or G191 in the state rave- - T0UL13 here and we know exactly what thought available. Tes, 114,517; no. 118.084. 183 31 TrainYour System have Wyoming Look Dry. Total for states. 433. tire to recommend to fit each set of Chevenne. Wvn 'nr r. ro..- -. Independent. 1. WOULD COMPEL C0NTR0LER Socialist. 1. through the liver, na- you consider irom si out oi sa precincts In the TO ISSUE LIQUOR LICENSES ygSgfgM EJ1TTLE to act conditions truck, load, road and When next buying state of Wyoming gave prohibition CAMPBELL IS LEADING Austin. Texas, Nov. 6. That man- - turally, at a fixed time every truck tires call us up. We'll be oi, against proninition 1U9. be service. Oregon Rntlflea Prohibition. IN THE ARIZONA RACE damns proceedings win Instituted day. The best habit in the Portland. Ore.. Xov. 5. A lecl.ia. In the supreme court directed agafnst glad to send one of our representa- ture was elected today whose major (Con tinned from pnffe X,) controler H. B. Terrell to compel him , world is the habit of health. lty Is to ratify the na to Issue liquor permits, alter the court Then we applythetireright, know- tives an expert to look over your tlonal prohibition amendment. Republican, for corporation commis- of criminal appeals has acted on the Genuine bears signature 311ssoarE Defeats Prohibition. sioner. motion for rehearing In the' statewide Take one pill regularly (more ing that this has a lot to do with tracks, recommend the proper tires St. LOUiS. Mo NOV. 5. Prohlhltlnn Capital punishment,. It Is believed. prohibition case. Is now practically is virtually beaten In Missouri, ac Is restored. certain. These proceedings will be : only if necessary) until you its success or failure. And we and explain our service. cording to meagre Incomplete re The new compensation amendment the result of the attitude taken by the succeed. Then you can stop turns. In St. Louis the vote Is in doubt. controler to the effect that he will not Small Pill lillnl The election passed off quietly over issue any liquor permits, eren should against it. the no reported Small Dose taking them without trouble oi izv rs.axo state, with disputes the higher court refuse a rehearing. uul nrecincts from any points. Such proceedings would decide Small Price annoyance. Goody against statewide prohibition and Influenza undoubtedly kept many or par Truck Tire Service Station 43 for it. from polls, as vote Is running whether or not the court of criminal the the appeals i good-health-ru- le Ohio Inclines Wet. only about 70 per cent of the regis- held the entire statewide act This has been the for fifty years. Columbus. O, Nov. 6. The drvs as-- tration total. unconstitutional. It Is tbe contention sumed the lead in the prohibition con Incomplete returns have been of the attorney general and the con nere oler that the court only held one of test late this afternoon. celved from throughout the state, of being The vote 3 oclock was. 5S but from every point It Is indicated the sections the act Invalid, MISSION GARAGE at with Bectlon which prohibits 11 precincts heard from: For prohlbl that the expected majorities for Co- tbe the sale PALLID PEOPLE WALTER E. P0FAHL, Prop. tlon, 381.425: against Drohihlilon lter In the large mining camps have of Intoxicating liquor as that was the not materialized. only question involved in the case. In cwora nm nu Corner Mills and Campbell ' other words, It is insisted that the St. El Paso, Texas. Wyoming I Dry. sections which prohibit the transpor- Cheyenne. Wyoming. s. luxa coumr desiocratiCi REUM CASE SUBMITTED g-- ris Xot. T?. ELECTS O.N'E RBPUDUCAX tation and manufacture of intoxicat- turns from 115 precincts out of 596 In ing liquors are constitutional and BEFORE APPEALS the state, mostly In the south, gave Demlng, X. it, Nov. 6. Luna county were not touched on in the opinion COURT, LsiFOW 1 prohibition 7185. against nrohthlttnn elected one Republican, C B. Morgan, written by associate Judge Morrow. Austin, Texas, Xov. 6. The case of lllll 37S2. for surveyor. He was unopposed. AH Dr. Anna Reum, from El Paso county, Nevada for Prohibition. other successful candidates, national, REPUBLICAN'S CAIlItV DO.W AX A. was submitted today in the court of e. state and county, were Democrats. criminal Eat Plenty Reno. Nev Nov. The vote Cruces, N. 6. appeals on brief for appellant prohibition "Walton led Fall for senator by 209. Las JL. Nov. Dona was 2163 for the dry Other majorities follow: Richard Ana county Tiepubllcan yes- and for state. 'Weight redaction 10 to 60 pounds Is initiative act. 2013 went in absolutely you aaalnst. son over Hernandez for congress. 307: terday's election one exception. guaranteed or collect Washington "Bone Dry. Garcia over Ijarrazolo governor, with Two m'TLiia " men . be-'- p!ud on certified 110 cash offer. No starv- for IS. tn ki Seattle. Wash.. Nov. . The tn 273; Veeder over Pankey for lieuten- L. Toung, Democrat, was given S3 fndCMry in t t s.:i ; i tic ing or strenuous exercise. Get a small yesterday definitely put itself in ant governor, 227; over Rav-nol- Uratlon of war. box of oil of fcorein at the drug store . "bone the Hanna majority for the office of district drv list bv nnnrnvtm. a nrn for supreme court justice, 2S9. Judge follow directions. Reduce rapidly. Im- hibltlon amendment passed by the last J. T. Hunter, for assessor, led the over his Republican opponent, As men are not obtainable, women are prove health, prolong life, become legislature. county ticket Edwin Mechem. to bo employed br tfao London County mentally alert, cheerful, enthusiastic Council as war washer. Adv.