HOW VOTE INI
AFFERENT
STATES
“"Kentucky 200 precincts out o
228 in Louisvile amt Jefferson couti
ties give Wilson 25,667, Hughes 25,
072.
Chicago — Governor Dunne, Demc
crat. tonight conceded his defeat i:
telegram of congratulation to his Rc
publican opponent. Colonel Frank (
Lowdenr
Republican headquarters says Louis
ville, Kentucky, has gone for Hughe
by 70.
Chicago — Associated Press est
■ mates Hughes' plurality in Illinois out
sile of Cook county, to be 100,000.
South Dakota — Carried by Hughes
by 15,000.
Des Moines, Iowa — Iowa went Re
publican today by more than 50,000 for
Hughes.
Washington — King county, 12 pre
cincts, giveB Hughes 1.346, Wilson
F 1525, McBride 1276, Lister 1128, Coin
dexter 1308, Turner 1054.
Oklahoma — Meager returns say
Wilson carried state by 40,000.
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Kentucky — 1267 out of 2310 pre
cincts give Wilson 158,100, Hughes
121,600.
* Boise — 30 out of 742 precincts gives
Hughes 3500, Wilson 3000.
Kansas — Republicans claim state
for Hughes.
Washington — 89 precincts gives i
Hughes 3903, Wilson 3252.
Indianapolis — Outcome of election
in Indiana still doubtful. Hughes is
leading by a small majority.
At 11:45 p. m. Republicans claim
276 electoral votes.
New York — Democratic national
committee gives following statement: |
"We don't concede Hughes elected by
any means. President Wilson can
still win with votes of states from
which we have heard nothing at all.
Western states are yet to be heard
from, and indications are that they j
all are for Wilson. We have given up j
New York, and indications are that we
have lost New Jersey, but hold Mas-1
sachusetts. Kansas, Delaware, Mary !
land appear safe, says McCormick.”
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New York — Charles E. Hughes sal
up with his family to ascertain elec !
tion returns until 1 a. m., then went!
to bed, closed his personal headquar j
ters, silenced telegraph instruments |
over which he had been receiving re- j'
turns and left instructions not to be
disturbed no matter what news.
Fargo — Hughes carries North Da
kota by 10,000.
New York — Fulton county, com
plete returns, gives Hughes 2792, Wil
son 16,720. New York city Republi
can headquarters admit Hughes will
lose New York city by about 30,000.
New York—Herald says indications
are that Wilson has carried Ohio. Re
turns from 768 districts outside New
York City gives Hughes 114.000, Wil
son 111,000. Boston Globe states that
Wilson is running far ahead of his
ticket in Massachusetts towns thus
far reported, but in Boston he is only
running even.
New York — Republican committee
announces that Hughes’ plurality will
be 200,000 in New York state.
New York — Republican headquar
ters concede Colorado to Wilson by
30,000.
Baltimore went strong for prohibi
tion.
j New York Times has announced the
election of Hughes despite reports to
he contrary.
Democratic headquarters admit loss
>f Illinois by 110,000.
New York Times says Hughes car
les Connecticut.
New York — Republican headquar
:ers announce Hughes carried Chica
go, Cook county and state of Illinois.
New' York — 1072 districts out of
5680 outside city, gives Hughes 351,
100, Wilson 255,000. Tribune says
louse will be Republican and Demo
ratic majority in senate will be great
y reduced.
New York — American says both
louses of congress will be Republican.
New YTork — Republican headquar
ters claim New Jersey for Hughes by
10,000.
Columbus, Ohio Incomplete re
urns indicate Wilson running ahead
if Hughes two to one.
Trenton, N. J. — Kntire Republican
ticket lias been elected in New' Jersey.
Hughes probably lead ticket with 45.
100.
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Detroit — Headquarters of Republi
cans claim Michigan for Hughes by
32,000.
New York — Herald says Hughes
elected.
New York — Chairman Wilcox says
Hughes elected; both houses of con
gress will be Republican.
New York — Republican national
committee claims California, Conner
ticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana,
[owa, Maine. Maryland, Massachusetts.
Michigan. New Hampshire, New .For
sey, New York. North Dakota, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South
Dakota, Vermont, Washington, West
Virginia, Wisconsin. Total 284 elec
toral votes, 18 more than necessary to
elect.
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NOTICE.
Col. B. F. Millard, of Valdez, who
is developing the McKinley Bake min
ing properties, has authorized i)r. W.
II. Chase, of Cordova, to offer for sale
a limited amount of the first issue of
stark at ten cents per share, par
value $1.00. Call or see Dr. Chase.
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Juht received a shipment of Geo.
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Don’t forget when you come
to Cordova to have a refreshing
eat of fresh Olympia and East
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By BREEN.
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passed over the ad. sec
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Ads. today are eager
ly read. A well worded
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enlightening. It tells the
reader something. It may
be termed unselfish. The
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country newspaper ads.
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SERVICE,
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Oars Now Running Regularly.
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STAPLE GROCERIES
Of All Kinds
The Costs of All Classes of Groceries Have Ad
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And We Look for Still Further Advances
WE QUOTE NOW:
SUGAR, 100 lb. Sack $9.00
FLOUR, 50 “ “ 2.50
MILK, Carnation or Libby 4.75
Ol R advice is to buy now, as the above pricesare
based on figures far below the present cost.
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