MONDAY
<TELEGRAPH»C1
8TANDING OF NATIONAL
ELECTORAL VOTES
The standing of the national elec- :
toral votes on the basis of virtually
complete returns follows: Alabama.
Davis, 12; Arizona. Coolidge, 3: |
Arkansas, Davis, 9; California, j
Coolidge, 13; Colorado, Coolidge, 2;
Connecticut Coolidge, 6; Delaware.
Coolidge, 3; Florida, Davis, 6;
Georgia, Davis, 14; Idaho, Coolidge
4; Illinois, Coolidge 29; Indiana.
Coolidge 15; Iowa, Coolidge 13;
Kansas, Coolidge, 10; Kentucky,
Coolidge 13; Louisiana Davis, 10;
Maine, Coolidge 6; Maryland, Cool
idge 8; Massachusetts Coolidge, 18;
Michigan Coolidge 15; Minnesota,
Coolidge 12; Mississippi. Davis, 10;
Misouri, Coolidge, 18; Montana. 4;
Nebraska, Coolidge 8: Nevada, 3;
NewHampshire Coolidge 4: New
Jersey, Coolidge 14; New Mexico, j
Coolidge 5; Ohio, Coolidge 24; Ok-j
lahoma, Davis 10; Oregon. Coolidge j
6; Pennsylvania, Coolidge 38; R. 1. j
Coolidge 5; S. Carolina. Davis, 9;
S. Dakota. Coolidge 5; Tennessee, |
Davis, 12; Texas, Davis 20; Utah
Coolidge 4: Vermont. Coolidge 4;
Virginia, Davis, 12; Washington.
Coolidge, 8; Wisconsin. LaFollette
13; Wyoming, Coolidge 3r Totals
Coolidge 382, Davis 130 LaFollette
13. The approximate popular vote
was Coolidge, 18.000.000; Davis.
8,000,000 and LaFollette 4.000.00A.
For the House of Representatives
by the states the Republicans are
assured of a big majority in the
house with one district, that of
the members at large from New
Mexico, still in doubt. The polit
ical completion of the new House
by states on the face of unofficial
hut virtually complete returns is
as follows: Alabama ten Demo
crats, Arizona Seven Democrats,
California, two Democrats and nine
Republicans, Colorado one Demo
crat and three Republicans. Con
necticut live Republicans, Deleware
One Republican and Florida four
Democrats.
UOLLKC2K FOOTnUil.
Mitchell Field. Nov. 8. .iPt
The intercollegiate football result.
r>s received herp for ^'•turday’s
games are as follows: Harvard 0.
Princeton 34: Army 14. Florida. 7 j)
II row n 13. Haskell Indians. 7:
Georgetown 0. Pennsylvania 3;
Columbia, 40, New York V. "; Car
negie 7. Penn. State 23: Chicago
21. Illinois 20; Washington 7. Cal
ifornia 7: S. California 10. St.
Marys 14; Stanford 30. Utah 0;
Idaho 13. Oregon 0: Montana 61.
Pacific 7; Whitman 7. Willamette.
PROCLAMATION
In memory of the grateful day
on which the long period of strife
and turmoil attending the great
war came to an end: and as a test
imonial of regard for the men of
our nation who bore a part in the
mighty struggle, and in grateful re
membrance of those who fell while
shielding the guerdon of civiliza
tion on the field of war. I. (leo. S.
Maynard. Mayor of the City of
Nome, hereby declare Armistice
Day. November 11, 19 24, a public
holiday in Nome, and request all
citizens to lay aside their usual
duties and join in proper observ
ance of the day. with appropriate
ceremonies.
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
Mayor of Nome.
IS A GAME LOSER
North Hampton. Nov. 8, (AP) —
.lames Lucey. friend of President
Coolidge withdrew the petition for
WRIGLEYS
After Every Meal
- If* the longest-lasting
confection yon can buy
—and ira n help to di
gestion and a cleanser
lor the mouth
and teeth.
Wrlglcy’s mtua
bene til ns well as
revolt! v , fh friends had f**ed j
an his defeat for the legislature.
i*t:\v ciiangks in hoi sr
CHAIRMANSHIPS NKKDKI)
Washington. Nov. X, <AP>
While the election caused a gen
eral shakeup in the personel of
the bouse and senate committees
fewer than -u dozen changes in im
portant chairmanships are neces
sary Three vacancies in the
house to he filled expiration with
the present congress due to deaths
of Colt, Senate Immigration Com
mittee. llrandegee. Judiciary Com
mittee and Greenhouse of the Mer
chant. Marine Committee. Sterling,
ranking Republican on the Immi
gration Committee won’t he in the
Senate after March 4. placing John
son of California in line with Borah
of Idaho ranking Republican on the
Judiciary Committee.
PROHIBITION AO!'NT
UIRRSTEJ* IN FAIRBANKS
Fairbanks. Nov. v (AP) - D. j
W. Flannigan. Prohibition Agent,
was arrested here yesterday on a
charge of assault of Peter Ken
dall. following a raid on the latter’s
home without the authority of a
search-warrant which brought a
protest from the home owner.. It
is alleged in the complaint that
the officer knocked Kendall down
when he tried to resist the rai^
Flanigan was released for hearing ,
HAYCOCK RETURNS
CHANCE STANDINtiS
A .special telegram received by
the Nugget from Wallace Porter
of Haycock, via the Candle radio
makes a change in th* standings
of the candidates and ar * as fol
lows together with rh* totals to
Sutherland
llilstgard
.lacobsgaard
Sundquist
SENATOR HENRI CABOT
IX)D«K PASSES AWAY
Cambridge. Mass.. Nov. !» AP)
-Senator Henry Cabot Lode* died
at the Charleston Hospital tonight
at 11:14 after suffering a stroke
on November .V He had bee* con
tinuously in ib*- Senate since >893
and has been Republican deader
since 1918. and was one • the
most prominent members bis
party for a generation.
ItClVDEKR DAY OBSERVED
OEXERAM/V IV SEATTLE
Seattle. Nov. 8. (AP)—- As the
result of work on the part of in
terested parties reindeer meat had
a prominent part and grace*} the
tables of many homes and restaur
ants in the city in the observance
of “reindeer day
TUESDAY
TEL F GRAPHIC)
FRED ORNHK SPEAKS
TO (TTAMREIt OP COMMERCE
Seattle, Nov. v i AP)—Free Or
nes, representative of the Loraen
Reindeer and Trading Corporation
of Nome, Alaska, was a speaker at
the Chamber of Commerce Lunch
eon today. He said that the chief
difficulty in marketing reindeer
was the fact that in transportation J
no refrigerator space was available I
from Seattle to the Atlantic coast I
ports and that boats from San
Francisco would accup* no ship j
ments from north of that place. j
He also declared that shipment by
railroad added two to two and a
half cents per pound to the retail
price. Reindeer meat was feat
ured on the luncheon menu
RAYS RAILWAY JUSTIFIES*
ITSELF IF LOSING
Seattle, Nov. 9. (AP)^- “The
Alaska Railway is justifying itself
in that it is tying that territory
together into one community*' said
Scott C. Bone who arrived here
with Noel W. Smith enroute to
Washington. D. <C., Gov Bone
oredicted that if the railroad would
lose for several years it would re
pay the loss? In the development ^
ji the territory.
«KVK.N AIRI'LAN'KS ARK
KURNKI) AT CHRYBNM
- |
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 8, (AP)
Seven army airplanes and the lai j
building housing them were com- j
pletely destroyed hv fire whirl! »
started when a workman under .1 ’
plane dropped an extension la nip j
which broke and ignited the gas j
soaked floor of the air mail hang
ar. The loss was over sis hund- j
red thousand dollars. j
AGAIN 1X SEATTI. t ] j
Seattle, Nov.
ment of milk
November 16 t«
from 9 cents >
the milk war
S. (AP)—Advance- J
is announced for
o 10 cents a quart j
ft-here it went when j
started six weeks '
ler will ! i
eighty-five.
RUSSIA PUTS CLAIM
OX ARTK ISLANDS
Moscow, Nov. 9. (AP)—Foreign j
Minister Tchritcherin addressed .i i
note to all foreign governments re- j
garding the rights of Russia over '
Arctic Islands to the north of Si- ’
heria which he asserts have h* - n j
violated hy certain powers anil ua •!
tions. He ended with a threat '
to demand satisfaction if those
making claims are unpunished.
Washington. Nov. it. CAP*
Government officials here in re- j
sponse to the note from the Uus- I
sian Foreign Minister again sought
to impress that the United Stan -
is uninterested in any claims.
( U.IFOHMA TO HAVK \
IIOXINO rOMMJKSlnX
San Francisco. Nov. !». (AI ’ >
A boxing and wrestling act which
legalized twelve rounds; under a
state commission with county «dh
ccrs and an amendment of noil
IIANIMTS I i KT SI 2.01 SO
IN SEATTLE IIAl l.
bandits in a touring car timed
themselves to back out of an alley
I.eRoy Johnson and Frank Steffy
seized a satchel from the >uv con
taining *12.000 and escaped by
starting ahead through tin- alley
before an alarm was spread.
M I I/I* TAKE THE HEAD
HAND OFF \l AsKA
lioquiam. Nov. >. (APt ( 011
grossman Johnson on his dep.'duro
for Washington, who Is now ihe
ranking member of the Committee
on Territories said “we will see
that something is done to take the
dead hand off Alaska so we might
look for development and increased
population of the import.i.- ferri
Washington. Nov. f». It
is evident that the Republicans
will till 24 7 seats and the Demo
Itl VINO ORDERS FLOOR
STOCK MARKET
'
New York. Nov. 10, . AI *» An
other flood of buying ord< • flood
ed the stock markets carrying
more than a score additional issues
over the peak prices for the year j
in tiie first fifteen minute- of trad
ing oh total sales of over one hun
dred-fifty thousand shar. > The
activity in railroad shares is re
garded in the financial district as
a forerunner of development next
year rivaling the rail market of
190ti when Harrfman ..emulated
heavily for his own. account and
that Union Pacific conditions are
considered more favorable for ‘-ar
riers than ever since that period.
(11,1) SOLDIER PENSIONS
DROPPING OFF FAST
Washington. Nov. 10. <AP)—•
Over four thousand names were
dropped off the pension rolls of
the government during the past
year leaving 520,53!) pensions be
ing paid in 1924. The amount paid
was $229,994,777 'which was over
$33,000,000 under that paid out
SHERIFF HAS WOBBLY
SITUATION IN HAND
Concrete. Wash. Nov. 10. <AP)
—Sheriff “Tip’* .Conn, who Satur
day called for State troops, declar
ing that all roads leading to Con
crete where a strike has been
on for three weekB at the new
h.ydro-eb-ctr <: plant of the Pugd
iouml Power an<l Light company
announced that he and deputies
srn now able to control the Kit
onvovs wnmiiJKS out
OF SKACilT rot ATV
Seattle, Nov. in, <AP)—Reports
Ironi the hydro-electric project at
Concrete Hay that .sheriff’s riepn
Lies captured a bridge held by 150,
tvobhlies who were marched from ;
there to the Federal jail at Mt.
V'ernon where they were transport
ed to the Snohomish County line \
l»? trucks. A later search of pool |
rooms and lodging houses in Con
crete yielded seventy-five more men j
who were despatched with th*- ,
others. The sheriff detailed two j
ivobblies to stay at he bridge as ;
pickets but warned them not to 1
interfere with traffic. Only one I
shot was fired in the capture of ;
the 150 men and that was fired |
Into the air. The deputies wort
armed with shotguns and rifles. |
WOKHIJKS rsilKflKD
oft without tkoi p.li:
Seattle. Nov. 10, (AP»—Special |
The 225 Wobblies who were tak- |
en at Concrete by Sheriff Tip Conn |
and his deputies were successfully I
ushered out of the County with I
;• fleet of motor trucks, uo oppo> j
it ion being made by the men at J
the removal. Sheriff Conn rode j
at the head of the procession ant!
an under-sheriff brought up the
\ vriovxi. <>r.\iti> out
IN KK.NTrCKN TftOURI.K
Harrisburg. Nov. 1
National Guardsmen wont on duty
at the l)ix River Construction camp
today after armed white workmen
drove live hundred negroes out of
< amp as a result of a negro high
wiiymiin shooting anti fatally in
juring Rdward Winjcley Is bride
<.< >VKIt\MKNT OFFHTRRS
ItKSKiN OVIHl ST HI K K
account ut the general railroad
strike which broke Saturday, tf:<
Vienna government headed •
• 'hancellor She pci resigned.
WEDNESDAY
TELEGRAPHIC
SAY \l.\Skt IS "I,ASH
OF 01*1*01111 MTV
Washington. Nov. 11. ♦ A1 * •
Special- The report of tin- Alaska j
railroad officials to the Interior Do- '
partment pictured Alaska as "a
land of opportunity" today. The '
delegation declared that conditions)
wen* favorable for colonization of
fifty thousand farmers and their
families saying that with that num
ber of farmers Alaska it. a few
in upplyiug the United .Stan •; and
an-i meat products, oiug on that
Ah. ka ha- railroad servi.-- twelve
months of the year with connection
at 'he aboard whkh i- fifteen
him ired miles closer to the Orient
than const cities, which already
find mark-- s in China and Japan.
Tie added that one o' Alaska's
essential ti*-eds was •: - omprehon
sive system of wagon roads which
th»- Department of tin Interior has
EIC.TIT VETERAV ELKS
WE FROM rOISOMN<i|
Lynchburg. V«. Nov. 11. (AIM (
—Eight veteran Elks, residents of j1
the Elks’ National home at Bed-!,
ford died yesterda> after drinking j
cider bought from farmer in 'i n
barrel believed used last spring for
arsenate of lead used in spraying
era hards. Several other of the J
veterans are ill and the dead in- i
dude B F. Allen of Portland. O. 1
MELLON WISHES REPEAL
PFBLMTTY OF TAX RETCIt.N <
Washington. No\ 11. i AIM
Congress has been asked by the '
Treasury Department to either re
peal or clarify the provisions of
the Income Tax Laws relating to
publication. Secretary Mellon's
position is represented as tin- i
changed :tnd strongly in favor of
full repeal of the publicity sect
ions of the law.
SECRETARY DAVIS WILL
yl'IT IN MARCH
Washington, Nov. 11. lAPi j
Special—Secretary Davis today no
tified President Coolidge that he ,
desires to leave the cabinet with i
he beginning t f flu n t P
i;di,|{ \l » oruT k« i• »■:
K,.\\»»KS MOM'- iMvcpAcr:
tan Johi ' on
icl on account of him holding •
■;<!< r party in his home, the Fed
-ral ('our' ruled that the on-, half
.f one per c«*nt clause did not ap
»ly to beverages •made in th
nome for home consumption." A
luestion was raised by the gov
•rnnn-nts objection to a fpi- tion
isked of the first witness for 'he
iefense whether he .saw anyon- in
oxicated at the party
H i I KS TO BUY
SKATTLK KALI. CLUB
Seattle. Nov. n, 1 AIM- At tin
mnur.l meeting of the Coast.
a tgue Bam 1 all \ i tion ' • ill
am K. Lepper, former owner of
lb- Portland Beavers semi-offic
iully offered to buy the Seattle
"lub The first four weeks t.ehed
i!- was arranged for the new .-oas
m Seattle will open in San
Francisco The pennant was
formally presented to the Seattle
dub as winner fit tie- champion
dtip
I’.ITiONK I’LV.TI SHOWS
Honolulu. H. T Nov
hut a Filii no labor
I I HIM. I’LOT
the stamp- are declared perfect.
The plot was discovered after two
hundred thousand dollars worth
of the stamps were cashed in at
the Chicago Post Office. It is es
timated that over a half million of
the bonus' stamps were cashed.
Operative- working >>n the case
state that they are in hopes of
finding tin plates used in making
the plat. - today
»1 annion.
!• his florist hop
i i:.s M.rm w is
It is .said .ii official circles todaj
that Theodore Douglas Robinson
|»• v• • it is virtually selected to fill
’ if,.- office of Assistant Secretary of
si \ l if t I, THOI > \M) I.OOT
is r.witoM Kcr.r.iKi
Hen Hergman wa- shot to death
I. tnroe unmarked bandits win
t .-id up a tore at Ruth last night
fired several shots at tie fleeing
MRS. IIAHIHM. IIOV lilts
liliTUI I N I.1FF. AM) IHv\TII
Marion. O., Nov. 11. < A P) l)i
Sawyer, former White House ph>
sician who attended President
Harding today said that Mrs. Hard
in« is hovering between life and
death, after having shown sign*
Ml IN I ^ M.MiS* SONS
STAKTIVt; AT liOTTOM
smiis of millionaires have began
positions her**, one, Raymond Mel
hill. son of'Charles S. Mellon has
stalled sweeping floors and un
packing goods and Charles H. Sa
bine Jr., son or the New York
'hanker is cheeking Christmas toy.-.
I OKltl-.CTION—R> mistake the
Nugget of SaHirda> last published
that thi liulepemleiit Market was
selling hutter at «5* e lb. b.v the
ease. Til** price of this Ma'llowe*
l reamerv Hutter is tt&/gv Hi. I»\
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