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VOLUME XXII.
CONCORD, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922.
NO. 235.
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Miss Margie M'Eachern
Leads County Ticket
In a Sweeping Victory
All of the Democratic Candi
dates Elected First Time
Whole Ticket Was Elected
Since-W(4V ;i
KANNAPOLIS GAVE
DEMOCRATS VOTES
That City With Concord Off-
. N . .- H'L.i .
Republicans Enjoyed From
County Precincts.
Calwrrna- Comity is ; njrnln Demo
rrntle. Cntchlng ate with the reat of
the conutry, ami imrticnlurly with oth
er ronutlt'H In the rotate whh'h for
year have been going Kopulilhun, Cu
lm rrua Tuesday rnat a aide tbe Kppnp
llcau niaioritlea which it Inia been pil
ing up for 1(1 years, and gave Denio
(ratio mujoritiea rnnginff from 215 to
(iio. v. .-.,.
Old politicians declare' the victory
the greatest the Democrats have aver
gained in Cabarrus County, and this
opinion la held by Republicans and
Democrats alike. ' Going Into tbe elec
tion with the odds apparently against
them the Democrats lmlletj tbtir Iwat
strength in recent' years, and wiped
out large Republican majorities of
two yeitrs ago with aubatnhtial gains
in every precinct in the county .except
one. It waa the first complete Demo
cratic victory 'since IfXai. , ji-;
To Miss Margie McKuchern goea the
honor f sewiriug the largest vote cast
In thes election. Opptiwliig-J. Mfli'k
Bradford for theoce of iunty tfeas-
tirer, aliaa McBlaci 11 idled up a uia
jorlty of 1(10. J. 1 ey DfHtn, elect-
ed treasurer ,t,wo -K('."n He-
... ,..m.... . -f":- -
it'Ut TillHtoi trfclMiti j.,. vfiXlUiJ'frT.iJ -
Jtlas McKacheru's ylctory mnklng-r a
change of about 1,000 hi the voting. .,
. Ij.. Ar. Elliott, of KAnnapolls, oppos
ing J. F. Harris, for register of deeds,
had the next highest majority. 488. Mr.
'Elliott also had the distinction of poll
ing the largest vote In Kannapolls, he
having secured a majority of -about 854
in the two Kannapolls boxes. He ran
'well in the county,: and was scratched
in but few precincts. . 1 ( .. ,' '
Walter Furr received a majority or
4M over M. G., Lent for surveyor, and
Dr. Joe A. lfartsell recehed a major-
,ity of 403 over Dr. J. V. Davis for
coroner;" John McAllister's majority
. over Cv 0. Stonestreet - for clerk of
court was 302. W. B, Roger defeated
Tj. C. furner by 370 votes for cotton
weigher and ,T. B. Sherrll defeated II.
H. Williams by a majority of 220, for
the State Legislature. ' - ; y ,
' The majority. vfor, Frank Armfleld,
lemocratic nominee for tbe 8,tate Sen
ate, was 320. ; The vote fof Dewney
was about the same. . -" ; ,
Congressman Doughton received a
majority of 300. . : '.
4 The . Democratic candidates - for
County Commissioners' ran on a level
w ith the ticket with the Exception of
3. F. Dayvault, i-andldate for chair
man.' His majority over Luther Wed
dinctom the Republican nominee, for
-chatl-maii of the board, was 428. The
other commissioners ,. enjoyed major!
; ties of about 330. x
" ; W. P. Mabery's majority over How
nrd Caldwell for the office of sheriff
was 215. This majority, the. lowest
I enjoyed by vany Democrat, probably
"wnh caused by the fact-that the Re
i nnbllcans made their hardest light for
Mr. Caldwell. Most of the liettlng
. none, nemre me eivciiuu mmm ;
Caldwell, and he waa considered the
Btfotigest man on the ltepubiican iick-
: The full Democratic ticket Is an fol
lows: " 1
. (Congress R. L. Doughton. ( -'
State Senate Frank Armfleld. : ; :
State House J. B. Snerrlll. :
, tlerk of Courts-John McAIlIster.,
' , . Cotton Welcher W.. B. Boger. . .
; Treasnrer Miss Margie McEachern.
" ; Register of Deeds L. V. KlUott. v
Surveyor AValter Furr.
' Coroner Dr. J. A. Hartsell,
Sheriff W.f P. Mabrey.
ConntT Commissioners s J. F, Day1
" vault, chalrmam W. D, Harry, W. C.
MnKiniev. John H- IIein.e and J., 'M.
' ;The State ticket received the aver-
age Democratic vote, the total not be-
J na known nt this time. ''
' The vote on tae amenumeui w ru
" the pay of legislators from f.4.00 to
$10 00 a day also is unknown at this
time. ' It will prolwbly take the.offl-
clul count to determine the fate of the
amendment In Cabarrus, though the
several precincts in the county which
v made 'a report, show that there was
- much voting against It it Is bellev
. el, however, that the amendment car
i rled In this city, and was dofeated In
ITannnnnlia. . i
In every" precinct -In the- county ex
cept No. 7; the Democrata made gains,
'Vwlth their biggest gains aelng regls-
-.wi tn Kiinniinolls. Two sears ago
KannapoliB went Republican by a big
' majority, and this year the two boxes
there rolled up goou icuiotiiiiu u.o
wtiles. with Mlas McFJichern and
Mr, Elliott leading. '. Though box one.
Township 4. vent Kepuwieaa aa us-,
naL the majority -was no no great aa
two rear a Kit. and t be vote ia Kan-i
un) tolls nuule the box Democratic this I
yeaf. , '.,' -j
The liest Nggewt iJemooratte aula!
was rejiortert Jn Sn, 2 township, at the
Ilartxell Mill box. where the Demo-
(rata reduced the Republican majority ,
of two yenra no hy lit In Nod, H. .
an.l tbe Demorrara ina.le aalna,"
with No. 7 abnwinit a Hepnhll.-an (tnln
of aimut 1 votee.
The Independent eanilidateo, Charlea
'Miller and W. A Joyn;T, 'both aeekinc
t be elected sheriff, did not receive a
large' nurober' of vote, according to
meager reiurna made to tn a otnee. Ac-
cording to the few reports made on
theBe two candidates Mr. Millet1 receiv
ed 25 votes and (Mr. Joyuer 3.
snrlse to the most ho,K.fTl)."
crata. There were few neVaona in the !
county who felt that the Deinocrata
wnnl.l mnko . ..Um .! m.
The result of the election came as a'
of the betting favored the Republican
Mn.ii.i...i -uk
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McKacheTTITnd S?i TmSm- w4re thT
two atrongest candidates with Mr. Mc -
Alllater next.. The Republicans, as!
... i .i i.
tight on Mr, CaHwell, and that he was
their moat nomilar ramlldnte la ahnwn
ttJSiJSthrr! having
aClknlto&a vSte K t
secured tne inrgear Keptumcnn ote. -
Election night here passed off with
the usual shouting, singing, horn blow
llng nnd anto rides, but the police stnt-
SUSf Tk3 ra"3nit
I iirrrhXIIii.i:
ionarresi was mane, tne neiennant ne-1
inr' charged with imrslng on the,
IfiinwilJ. ., j-. - . 1
The Democrats are. Jubilant Thai
T1 1.11 i I J.- mm .
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a"B '"tJ' TO-BUM rMBn-.IUI. ailWW iwh..wi-m ninypj. ..urtowiihiu
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400 this year.
'' Mondell Apparently Defeated. ,
1 (Br the AsmmImc rm.) "
' Cheyenne," Wyo , Nov. 8. Frank W.
Mondell, republican floor leader In
the House of Representatives and for
more than 25 years almost continuous
ly a member of Congress, apparently
1ms been defeated for IT., 8. Senator by
John B. Kendrick, democratic incmu-bent.;-;
Returns compiled from 307 pre
cincts of 050 In the state give Mondell
11,722 add Kendrick 15,122. .
Near East Position a Menace to
the
world. i
' London Vmr tn the Aianciatoi
Press). Foreign Secretarv Curzon In 1 338 prelncts out of , a total of 8.107
an address today declared that the'in the state at 11 o'clock this morning,
position in the. Near East at this mo-l - '
mailt'- "consHtiire. ,. the ,., definite! Rowan Has Bhr Democratic Majority.
menace to the -peace of the world."
He 'asserted that the Turkish preten
sions are- without Justlllcntion and are
notrttt; he tolerated. .. :-
8,139,83 Bales tinned to November 1.
New . York, Nor. 8. The census re
port showing 8,139,830 bales of cot
ton ginned to November 1 waa takVni
l,t IfuAl MB ln 1 1 . I
uj ,vai , i niit . b na iu line mill xirui
crop estimates 1 and . was followed by
au opening advance of 25 to 48 points
In the cotton market here today. .
new iiaimn Amoassaaor at rtasmng-
, ion. '
Rome, Nor. 8. (By the Associated
Press). Prince Galaslo Caetanl, , a
memiber of the Chamber of Depatles,
has been appointed Italian ambassador
at Washington. ' , - w -
Money which is striven for brings
wUh it the real qualities of life.
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Precinct
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No. 1 j... - 108 242 118 244 132 ; 243 v i 227', 130 ' 221 143
No. 2 Bl ' ' 70 . IW1 " 81 " - 03 78 , 100 : ' 83 TV M -:f". 85 T 02 ' 88
No, 2 B2 - '57 123 52 133 ' 51 144 51 138 ' 52 .137' ,03
No. 2 B3 - 11 53 " 134 i 52 135 ' 82 133 ' 01 - 184 R2 133 70
No. 3 .1 - "120- 8 124 " 71 -124 71 124 71 124 . 60 '-127
No. 4 Bl a-;. ' 200 . 326 22T; 318 v 235 815 , 235 310 i 280 v 325 242
No. 4 B2 258 15 , 254 t 107 2.W' 172 ? , 256 101 ' 254 171 , 258
No. 4 B3 384 270 30(1 . 205 304 ' 205 . 898 2t8 300 208 898
No. 5 80 1B8 89 ' 1 8ft 104 88 102 08 140 04
No. 6 ." , L: 11 156 ' 100 156 188 ' 156- 190 155 191 155 190
No. 7 50 lOS" 50 '174 - 50 174' 54 170 50 173 ' 51
No. 8 , ',384 1 159 373 105 j 875 107 390 '140 377- 107 374
No. fi .177 J24 179 124 177 120 (181 121 182 121 178
NO. 10 .240 208 240 ., 801 252 298 : .249 802 ' 201 285 250
No. It Bl - ri 127 -108 127 108 126' 100 122 ' 113 125 100 122
No. 11 B2 110 203 113 205 100 264 110 202 120257 115
Ward 1 Bl ...i.-r-.- 403' 171 450 183 , 448 102 ! :,' 458, ; 184 ' 455 ' 187 44it
Ward 1 B2, ; . 121 108 127 102 .117 103' 135 V il7 136 104 140
Ward 2 327 17T: 828 1T2 827 181 321) 178 , 829 ' 179 r 338
,Ward3l 170 62. 170 - 03 170 05 170 07, 170 '07 170
Ward 4 285 178 2K2 184 ' 273 180 282 184 282 185 280
'Ward5. - i 228 ', 279 ; 225. x 255 202 285 225 ,284 221 287 245
Total.: J J-. 4230 "Tmso"' 4202 8936 4222 3993 48H 8027 - 4337 8925 4397
Majorities.. 800. 826 . 229, ,. 802 412 610
I LOME MFLECTFD BT 1 I
TIKI SMALL MAJOIlTT.j
i it Ieat oa tht Face f lk fietanr.
; Rutjurt el Um Teta Tt UI B
f Asked.
ay Ik MiHrifl fmi,
I ' B-ton. Not. I. Senator Henry Cab
jot Lodje waa reelected or:r Willlan
i A. Gansn, Denmcrat, yesterday by
' j plurality of 1.946. A recount of the
nu tor the Senator undoubtedly will
be asked by Col. Oastoa, b: associates
jy
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Demceraue Senator Elected la Deta
ware,
" 4Br tho Aetate4 Pros.)
. wumnaton. Del , Not. R Thomas F.
Bayard, mm r the late Thomas F.
Hurard. who was secretary of state
nmlnr nmr PIotpIhimI wb pImhm) tn
the t'nltert Ktatea Kenate yeatfrrtny on
tn. fnM, -....mrt. illlt nnnfflol.l
tnrna ttnm peOaware. Final retnrnH
ave Bayard I,7M. ami Senator Cole-1
man Dul'ont, Reptihlican imiimltent
SD.431. ' , '
Coneiwman Tjiytnn, .'Keptibllran,
.woe defeated hy Wra. H. Boyd by more '
timn 6.0110 uialorlt.r. i
Kellogg Defeated In Minnesota. ' t
7 (Br tb nt( prca.i
6t. Paul. Minn.. Nov. 8. When re-
tnrns on United States Senator had
n received from 1014 of the ttate's ,
5." precincts at noon Uaiay the count
atoai: KelloRK roDublican. 3.92!:-
. Shipatend. farmer-b.lmr, 120-08; nnd
Ifieten dim-rt 41 Ksi .
m. t-j
iBdtaiSolir
2-425 of the S.3M6 P-soinct. in Indiana '
for Vnitetl States -Senator give
o 00.279,- Beveridge 383,366.
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Rnls-
J tlM MlcWgan,
Tvi4 Mm iiR. ih nioA
" B toy we Asooctaiea
Pr)-Former Sovernor W. N. Ferris
democrat, waassured of election to
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the United SUtes Senate today when
.11, ki.i 101 n,nin.. .
heard from he waa hnldlnir lead of:
Charles E. Townsend i
n-i,. M aaa m. ini in inulati
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.KUtesvine, Nov. R-lredell County
n' TiiAAan'a n Ana ahnn.oil TlomA.
Rcpumi,n maj.rity so far In th
.. '..i .;.:.
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m,oh votes over ur. ise tnmpneu.
Claim 5,000 Majority for Dcugtton.
(Special to The Trlbuae.)
StatesvUle, ,Npv,. 8. SA B., Miller,
campaign manager for Congressman
R. L. Doughton, last 'night In a. state
ment claimed the reelection of Mr.
DoughtOn by a majority 'of 5 OO-i) over
hi. .I,hii..n ,sn J.ni Ti. ti, famn J
bell. -.: "
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' "Wets' Lead in Ohio.
.. , (Br tbo A s elated Fnai.) .
Columbus, .Ohio, Nov, a The wets
had a lead of 5,050 votes" for the'wlne
and beer amendment to the Ohio con-
stitution on returns available from 5.-
BDcelal to Vha Tribune)
Salisbury, Nov. 8.; -Rowaa County In
Tuesday's election gave Congressman
Doughton a majority of 2300 in his con
test with Dr. Ike Campbell. Sheriff
Krider was reelected by a majority of
between 1400 and 1500.
. -, CatewbavDemocratie - .
" (Special ia The Trltrane.) '
Hickory, .. Nov. . 8. By : majorities
. . . .'.v. kiq . frr.t .kn -J
j t,7k nn Tn
j X' count
( lUllKlllK.lLUUI UVQ 1U IUV uiv uoiuwiuui;
ijatawoa uounty in yes-
county election the first time
this county has ibeen deuocrat.c since
1912.
Democrat Ahead in West Virginia.
, ' (Br the Aaooetate Preea.) .
Charleston, W. Va., Nov. 8.r-Returns
from 1,522 ,of the. 2,095 prectnete for
United States Senate give Neely, Dem-
ocrat, 151,210; Sutherland, Republican,
1 139,543. '
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DEnOCRATSREGAIN
Bi? . Republcafi Majorities
Piled Up Two Years Ago
; Swept Aside )by Increased
Democratic Hctories.
COMPLEXION OF
HOUSE UNCERTAIN
PpflirYia T?pivpH cn Par Civ
enH KeceiVeQ SO fST (jlVe
uemocrais, Leaa iot a
Single Republican Gain in
House Has Been Noted.
New York, Nov. .8? (By the Aasort-
nted Ireti8l. 8weil U'roio a rlsiint
title of democratic vft-torlca in jnany
states, the treuiemloi re;iiililicuii 111.1-
J"" l' up in-iae ii minu land-
JZ!
ri. " .J" St?$
"T''"1'1 1
".-Senate nnd in the House of Repro
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republican managers declared
but
th.y
JWohM not be wiped out
At im .ti time. ST. states had
eJ?rtJ2Pt5,,., ,rV0,,
lunnt. u ,
imtkiv-E. ' iT-iiiiuiii nun , IIUI
ther toward control bf the House of
iRwreaentatives. The vote at that
hour stood HeniilillrtiiiH isa- Ttomn.-1
nii. kvuuuii
crats 187 ; Sw-Ialtats I. A
to control is 218. Iowa was
mi. n-hw.h ha. Kiima,i
ate which has returned a solid re-
nnliliinn ileWntlmi ) I
Not a single republican gain in the
ed today to ,-ount against tbe Inroads
'the democrats apparently made In ev-
r stntn Vnrton imiusa ranrrin,.'
..i.ii.im 1 L.tm V
l.nnl1nl,t A MLMh.tl.lA K..
" ITr "' ' V
milll, . . v , y y.S 1 . r
republican, chairniij' he, JIttitse jB -
fdicinry wimmlttee. and author of the
renuiuK-an. cuairmaa
lobratMl nrohll.lHon enforcement lw
tl, n. : : ; , 7.
Seventh Minnesota district by the Rev.!
O. J. Kvnle, running as an indejiend -
ent and who proclaimed himself "dryer
than Mr. Volstead." i
Volstead was the first of the lm-
porta nt chairmen of House committees
uroi ui mr ucuiucrunc . hub.
Representative flralinm, republican, of
! Pennsylvania, is in line to succeed to
cuairmausnip oi luejutuciury com-
mittee. ,', .gave each party 178 votes toward the
Want Smith For President. ! majority of 218 for which they were
. New York, Nov. 8 Governor Smith's straining. ' .
smashing victory immediately started. Only 21 states had reported a com-
nis menus Dooming nira ior ine iem
"era tie nomination for the Presidency
in x 1024. He only smiled, however,
when be was hailed as "the next Prea-
'dit-ot the United States.' A wild-
lh enthusiastic reception was given
nira arms netuKiuariei-s. i
"The job I've just been elected to
is big enough for ' any man," he said.
Citizens Ticket Wins In Forsyth
(Br the AowH-lnte4 Pnmi
Winston-Salem, Nov. 8. The Citi
zens ticket composed of democrats and
republicans, won in yesterday's elec- diana, on official returns that had been
tlon by majorities ranging from 35 to compiled from 1.P98 out of 3,395 prc-351.-
Hendrix, Democrat, for the leg- cincts today. The precincts tabulated
Islature led' the successful ticket. i Included the vote from (Marion coun-
.-r- '".;! : I ty anil all the large cities of the State.
T Although ; four times married, a Mr- Ralwton's election seems assured.
woman in NeorasKa nas cnangea nor
name only twice.1 Her first two hus -
did also her third anil fourth.
An eminent English Dhyslcian. who
recently arav.9 evidence at an inmiest
on an woman addicted - to ekcessive
cigarette smoking, urged that women
should take to smoking ipipes. .
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110
115
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313
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' 250
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152
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' 205
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204
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108
58
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8787
4382
488
3894
4315
3(10
REPl"BLICANR HFRE UTCRi:
.. . ItRTALN OF WXVOXG
Be fenfiiicnt That They Had Pent-Eler-tlen
Fropagaada Printed Tuesday
Morning. -'
That the ReiMihlicans were cer
tain of carrying this comity again In
the election Tueaibiy la eWdem-ed by
the fact that they bad KXt -elect Ion
pniinaanda printed Tuemlay morning,
so that it' could he distributed among
the Democrats aa soon aa tbe returns
were beard Tuesday night. Here ia
au example:
IX MEMORY OF '
tender the afsl . ,
Lies Major Foil:
He tried to win with tricks.
But got "ladled."
THK WAY THEY FEEI. ABQI'T IT
"We are Democrats Nirn.
"Wo are Democrata bred;
"But after tonight
We are Democrats dead."
AT THE BLA.IXU POI.I.S THIS
TIME.
The lioy stood at the blazing polls,
And watched the iaople vote;
Caldwell got the warmth and comfort.
And Mnbrey got the smoke."
JCS SO.
Mnbrey, the hard worker,
Was a candidate you couldn't heat'er.
Over tjie country he worked so well
Hut-, tonight.- Caldwell lient him like
I. !
J' e n.'ps at thw iiott.im lear t'.iis:
"Kv i voting R.-i filliiin with ii.l
ogles to the Dem i-iats "
It n-ems useless to sny that th"
pIIjw .-,n not w' (y Ircnlnted.
THE NEXT SENATE
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Democrats t auiure neais r nmi
Six
a"d Kepublicans m Two States.
New York, Nov 8 (By the Asso
nated ness). Keturns toaay suppie.
om indinun. .Maryland, sew jersey.
New York, Michigan and West Vlr-
Klnln apparently line been captured
cana had capture.! Senate aeataheld
T i?mocrnts in enrasKa ami omo.
In Delaware. Montana and Minneao
tn the nii. hii wore ton dose ..
lift. ..minted In Aithei eolnmn
"..i,: .. ; " i.i iaX
f . aiaaiaisn w ihi ........
.enate: fnW JgLtftJt with, itrosnectsj was shot i a the leg by JosephSutton,
of a furthei reilutlon. ; ' "ISnd .replying ff Sutton's fire. Tfslfcr
,mvii a tir Kh rm aa
HAS BEEN HEARD FROM
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Democrats and Republicans Tie in
j Their Race for Control of House.
. Br tbe Associated Pros.)
New York, Nov. 8. The reelection
oi nepreseniinive iscott, repuniicun, 01
Michigan, tied the Democrats and
Republicans in their race for control
or tile House ot Keprefentatlvcs. It
plete vote, howe.ver, and It was plain
tnnt tne iiecuung ngures were to come
from the vet and middle west.
RALSTON LEABS BEVERIDGE.
His Election as Senator from Indiana
Now Seems Assured,.
(Br the Aeaoclated ITesa.)
Indianapolis, Nov. 8. Samuel M.
Ralston, Democrat, former Governor,
had a lead of 13.729 ovr Albert,' J.
Beveridg1;- his Republican opponent
for the United States Senate from In
, Democratc Senator from Delaware,
, 0y the Awm!tutta PreM.,
Wilmington. Del., Nov, ! 8. Unoffi
cial returns received by' tbe "Every
Evening" from ail but four of the 204
precincts In Delaware gave Thomas F:
Bayard, Democrat,' for United States
Senator 39.333; Coleman DuPont, Re
"publican. 38.152.
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80 1)2 88 91 84 02 80 ' 83 000 000 , 80 . 85 85 84 . 88 89 v 00 , 1)1 01 81) ' 000 000
54 130 . 54 130 53 137 . 48 130 , 000 000 , 54 v 37 52 50 .. 50' . 120 127' 127 127 , 143 (HK) 000
51. ' 135 52 134 58 120 69 124 000 000 53 54 " 53 55 . 53 131 133 ,121) 132 v 132 000 000
124 70 124 72 124 72 ' 118 J 72 000 000 125 124 122 124 124 07 72 7t 71 ' 71 . WK) 060
249 - SOS 235 321 234 323 225 ' 818 000 000 238 23- , 241 . 232 234 - 15 824 321 ,S17 10 000 , IKK)
278 ' 150 -1 253 173 253 172 ' 250 104 "00 000 . 250 , 253 254 248 251 100 . 181 . 172 , 172 - 173 (KM) 000
430 225 ' 8117 203 - 3i)7 205 898 ; 204 4 000 ' 400 3l6 805 ; 395 80.T 200 2(!7 2l 2I0 206 1 000 ' 000
80 4 105 89 V 105 89 105 ; 80 106 000 000 m 00 , 89 8!) -. IX) . 101 161 , 101 ' 101 loft , 000 s 001)
101 157 101 156 102 155 191 155 - 000 (KK) , 391' 191 191; 191 191.155 155 155 135 135 000 , 000
53 ' 107 v 59 155 50 174 . 52 170 000 000 ' 55 4 , 50 . 50 50 ' 50- 104 174 157 174 .174 000 1 MK)
370 ''165 380 100 877 t 106 -377 j 100 , ' 000 -000 380 874 . 377 882 . 874 107 ?: 107 .Uffll 105 , 102 (KM) 000
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247 305 253 206 251 Z 209 201 280 000 000 ' 250 W 253 248 244 209 203 300 301 230 2!! 000 000
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Miss Margie McEachern, Democratic Nominee for Treasurer, .
elected Tuesday by a majority of 610.
DEAD Iff ELECTION ROW
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Prominent Republican Shot During a
Political Argument.
(Br tke Auoolated Pre.
Asheville, Nov. 8. During a politi
cal argument at the po'js in Barker's
Creek, Jiickson County, yesterday,
(ieorge V. Revis merchant and prom
inent Republican, was shot and killed
by Walter Fisher. Th latter In turn
ent a Duiiet tnrougn Button s nar.
Fisher, unable to 'be moved,! Waa plac
id und:r guard by the sheriff who took
Sutton to the county jail at Sylvia.
Wltnes-es said the two men ennged
in a heated discussion of the election
two year ago, and when the lie was
passed Fisher drew his pistol and
lired on Revis.
Pomerene Decreases Fess' Lead.
rlmiilinM. Ohio Nov 8 United
states Senator Pomerene' on additional
returns received this morning in yes-
' terday's election had decreased 'the
0f Congressman Fess, Republican,
to '8.017.
Now Open
New series of stock in this great home-
building and savings institution
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proval of application no waiting necessary.
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Mixed Ticket Elected in Stanly.
A mlxel ticket was elected in Stan-t
ly county Tuesdav, according to infor-
nuition re-elvel by The Tribune this
afternoon nt 2 o'clock trom Mr. O. J. .
Sikes, of Alliemaiie, ,
Mr. Sikes stated thht the Democrats
elected included the representative to .
the House of Representatives, the cVerk
of court nnd four county commission-
era. All other candidates elected were
Ipubllcniis, Mr. SikeR stntel.
(Hr the Aeooelatea rreas.1 .
Asheville. Nov. 8. With ' returns
from eleven of the thirteen counties
comirising the 10th Congressional (lis-
trict, compiled by the Asheville Times, .
It appeared thlH morning that Con'
gressmau Kcbulon AVeaver will have a
majority of approximately 8,057 liy,
far the largest ever given a candidate -for
Congress from that district. v :
Cotton futures opened Arm. Dec
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25:00; July 24:65.
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