Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 301, 4 November 1916 — Page 11

PAGE, THIRTEEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1916 Election Forecast Based on Straw Vote in

Way n e County

Wilson Vote Heavy;

Watson

Surprise;

G. 0. P. Winners of Election in County

The Palladium today offera ita reader deduction made from one of the meat careful and painstaking atraw votea ever taken In the political hletory of Wayne county. Theae reaulta, The Palladium believe, ahow the trend of political aentlment In the whole county at the conclusion of the preaent campaign. The ballot were taken at aeventy-flve placea In the county Including the city of Richmond, the email town and rural district. The vote represent the sentiment of farmera, factory worker, business and profeaalonal men. The total number of ballots represents an amount equal to one-fourth of the total vote cast in the county. The results that follow are based on the relation of thia vote to the total vote. Owing to the general Interest taken . In the election, The Palladium believes that It la only fulfilling one of Ite functlbna as newspaper In conducting the atraw vote and In working out on a percentage schedule, baaed on the Richmond and out-county vote, the probable outsome of the election on Tuesday.

Wilson shows a gain of twenty per cent thla year over the vote he received In Wayne county In 1912, according to the atraw vote which was completed yesterday. Hughea la running alight less than 4 per cent less than the combined votea which Rooaevelt and Taft polled In 1912. He le running behind the etate and congressional candidates by between 200 and 600 votea. If the remaining ninety-one countlea ahow the same gains for Wilson that Wayne county's atraw vote shows, the President will, carry Indiana by 40,000. But report from other countlea, however, Indicate that Wilson's gain will be less there than it la In Wayne county, forcing the conclusion that In caae he carries the state it will be by a majority much less than 40,000. Further aupport la given thla conclusion of a reduced majority, If he carries the etate, by the fact that the leaders in both parties are claiming the state.

Watson Runs Strong. The most surprising revelation of ( the straw vote is the, strong showing ' of Watson in Wayne county which in former campaigns knifed and slashed ! him ruthlessly. Based on the returns In The Palladium's straw vote, Watson Is running 900 votes ahead of New and about 800 votes ahead of the national ticket. Both Democratic senatorial nominees are running behind the Democration national ticket, Kern showing

about 400 less than Wilson, and Taggart about 200 less than the head of the ticket. The gubernatorial race shows Goodrich running 200 ahead of the national ticket and Adair about 300 behind Wilson. Comstock is running about 100 ahead of the national ticket and Gray about 200 behind Wilson. Gray is running 600 ahead of the vote he receved in Wayne county in 1912, while Comstock

WAYNE COUNTY FORECAST 1916 Estimated vote of Republicans and Democrats In 1916 in Wayne 'county is 11,000. The vote in the city is estimated at 6,200; the vote outside of Richmond is estimated at 4,800. ' The distribution of the vote on Tuesday as indicated by the Palladium straw vote follows: Republican President Majority Hughes 6,096 Wilson 4,893 1,203 United States Senators New 5,982 Kern 4,426 Over Kern... 1,556 Watson 6,804 Taggart 4,694 Over Taggart. 2,110 Governor . Goodrich ..... 6,250 Adair. 4,392 1,858 Congress Comstock .... 6,226 Gray , 4,662 1,564 Republican county ticket will probably run about 1,800 to 2,300.

HOW THE VOTE STOOD IN 1912

Rep.-Prog. President - . ... Majority Roosevelt and Taft ... 6,308 Wilson 3,806 ' 2,502 Governor ' Durbin and Beveridge. 6,160 Ralston 3,797 2,363 Congress Risk and Jensen ..... 5,995 Gray 4,083 1,912

is about 200 ahead of the combined votes of Jensen and Risk. Indications are that the whole Republican county ticket will be elected by between 1,800 and 2,300.

WHERE TAKEN

Previous Totals

For Pres

e CD

For U. S. Sen. For Gov.For Con.MHow Vote '12

3 O B

O o o a. a o XT

Q. 1

o o 5 01 o A PT

J5 3

CO c a

0) 9 S A

Feltman, 8; 2 Main St. (Patrons) ... German-American Bank (Patrons). Second National Bank (Patrons)... Dickinson Trust Co. (Patrons) ! First National Bank (Patrons) Centervllle Business District

26 8 8 11 21 32

24 7

3 e! ii' 20!

9 22 26

Totals

I 10Gi ...71ii.93

23 S C n 19 26

20 i 2 4 8 15

22'

7 4 1 9 21

54 64

27 9 8 12 22 30

108

22!

5 3 4 10 21

27 13 7 12 21 30

110

20 2

5 11 20

: 7 3 4 4 8 12

14 8 4 5 10 16

12 3 4 4 S

WHERE TAKEN-

For Pres

For U. S. Sen.

5S (6

3 v 01 o 0

For Gov.

? o Q. a o XT

For Con.

9 B. ta $ pr

How Vote 12

o o 05 (9 4

Previous Totals .

106 71 93 93 64 64 108 65 110 60 38 57 34

Engle & Eaton (patrons) Davis, 502 Main (patrons) Denny, 1807 N. E (patrons) Meyer, 718 Main (patrons) Union National Bank (patrons) Sanitary Shop, 10th & Main (patrons) Reed Furniture (patrons)

89! 85 601 891 561 5911 961 63! 881 6711 601 241 52

10 25

23 7

24 27

3 9 20

8 151

2 11 17 6

15 7 2 3 2 7 1 4 6 Jj

10 26 30

5! 12j 15! 8

5 9 27 34

6 14 4

3 9 14 6

2 5 lOj 19 1 3

4 5 10

Totals

296 213,1 225 251 145 162 285 171 292 169 124 121 111

jFor Pres. For U. S. Sen. For Gov. For Con. How Vote '13 K I s! 52 P! H CI . I O J5 H I S - 0 : 0 : a $ : 8 : p : g, pr Z Previous Totals 296 213 225 251 146 162 285 171 292 169j 124 121 111 Hagerstown Business Section 27 13 26 23 9 10 22 17 25 15 12 11 15 Teetor Motor Company 31 36 21 28 16 17 23 32 27 35 13 12 16 Grecnsfork Business Section 12 4 7 10 3 2! 11 3 9 4 3 5 3 C. & O. Offices 17 4 15 15 4 2l 19 2! 16 1 5 5 6 Hull's Restaurant (patrons) 16 3 8 12 4 3 12 3! 13 2 9 6 1 Westcott Employes '. 7 3 5 5 3 5 6 3l 1 51 3 4 3 Richmond Casket Company ' 32 31 24 30 19 20 31 25i 32 27! 19 8 18 Bowling Alley North 9th St 7 9 4 5 7 9 5 9 6 8 6 3 2 Totals 445 316 835 879 210 230 414 265 421 266 193 175.175

For Pres,

WHERE TAKEN

Previous Total Jordan Sale (Whitewater) Bryson's (Hagerstown) Hughes (Hagerstown) Cigar Stand (Westcott) Conkey Drug Storo , Sam Vigran Store , . , Sale at Witt Station Engelbert'a Store (N. 8th St) Fountain City Williamsburg Robinson 8ale (W. Whitewater) Economy , . ... F. & N. Lawn Mower Totals

c w tr

445

24 18 8

24 17 10 37 68

29 SO

22 82

795

a O 0

316

9 1 8 12 5 16

29 87 11 6 11 9

For U. S. Sen.

52 a 4

593

335

8 17 9

21 14 9 25

68 21

18 18 21

594

3 00 O O

379

7 14 8 32

69 25

27!

28 20 29

679

P. A 3

210

4 0

12 4 15 18 77 12

4 8 6 51

422

H p B

2301

0 7

15 6

81 6 4 6

For Gov.

459

414

22 17 6

23 14

62 23 28 29 24 23

728

265

6 2 9 11 7!

83 11 5 7

6 76

626

For Con,

o o B te O a pr

421

23 19 7

2S 12 12 33 59

22 27 25 21 41

751

266

0 7;

9 14 23 83

3 7

7 45

491

How Vote

a O a

O O O! A A

193

4 2

8 4 6 15 36 8

3 4 4 64

343

175

15 9 6 6

6 9 17 40 10

8 15 6 28!

849

175

,7 8 3 5 9 6 13 58 13 17 14 12 18

358

FIVE NEW ELECTION INSPECTORS NAMED

Five new election inspectors were appointed by the county commissioners today to fill vacancies left by resignations: S. J. Pressell succeeds Albert Hindnan, precinct 2, Jefferson township; William G. McVay will serve in the

place of John Peltz, precinct 14, Wayne township; C. C. Brown was appointed to take the place of Paul Beckett, precinct 30, Wayne township; Charles N. Towle succeeds Roscoe Davis, precinct 35, Wayne township, and A. R. Beyerle was appointed to succeed Roy Peck, precinct 36, Wayne township. HOW STEEL. IS TESTED TO ASCERTAIN HARDNESS

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the materials that go into automobiles are being constantly developed and improved. A notable advance is the new Brinell steel testing machine, of which one of the inest examples in the country is installed in the laboratory of Dodge Brothers.

Have you tried the new game of "ROOK?" It's great 50 cents BARTEL & ROHE

WHERE TAKEN

Previous Totals

Carroll Store, 1617 N. E ................... C. & O. Shops (Boston) Milton , T. H., I. & E. Section Hands East German town Dublin Cambridge City Hagerstown (Hub Store)

For Pres,

K c cr A 01

795

6 17 .24

4 11

74 60

; . .

Totals 1008

33 ST O ' a

593

8 ,19 33 7 7 11 52

- 21

751

For U. S. Sen.

52. A 4

594

9 6

21 1 10

53 56

761

679

4 29 25 4 9 15

64 64

893

422

35 23

459

8 7 26

6 7

8 45 17

635J 583

For Gov,

a S a n XT

728

32 24;

14 66 67

938

a. fL

525

8 7 27 5

.61

8 49 25

For Con.

a o 5 01 8 pr

751

26 19

10!

660i 960!

491

10!

11 33 6 7 9 45 17

How Vote '12

343

2 30 4 3 8 42 28

349

629! 462 434

8 1 7 2 4 6 28 29

o . o 0 ' A A

358

4 2 9 0 7 4 36 24

444

For Pres.. For U. S. Sen. I For Gov. For Con. How Vote '13 a i z i p. f H a no g h WHERE TAKEN- 8. S98S'S"HSrS ...... p pf ' s Previous Totals 1008 751 761 893 535 583 938 660 960 629 462 434 444 Engelbert Store, 11th and Main 16 7 8 12 8 6 11 11 14 7 2 6 13 Geyer Shop. 16th and Main 15 9 14 14 3 5 17 6 16 8 1 3 14 Miller Bros. Hardware 24 5 24 21 4 3 26 3 24 5 4 8 6 Atkinson Barber Shop 3 15 2 1 12 12 2 14 2 14 7 0 2 Feltman Store, 609 Main 30 24 17 22 17 17 27 22 27 18 14 15 16 American Casket, Cambridge City 1 llj 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 4 1 1 Cambridge City Casket Co 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 , 1 , j 1; , 1 j Totals 1100 S26j 831 967 593 640 1025 730j1046 695j 497 467 497

MARY MINTEU TAKES STAR ROLE "Youth's Endearing Charms. shown at the Arcade next Thursday, and featuring the dainty, little film star. Mary Miles Minter, is adapted for th screen by J. Edward Hungerford from the widely read novel of the same name. This picture presents "Goldie Mary" in what unanimously is conceded to be the most -ppealing role in which she has yet appeared in her screen work.

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WHERE TAKEN

Previous Totals

Quigley, 806 Main St Thistlethwaite, 914 Main St Thistlethwaite, Sixth and Main Sts. Quigley, 821 N. E St Hub Store, Hagerstown Quigley, 400 Main St Sherer Store, Centervllle Middleboro Starr Piano Co

ForPres.j For U. S. Sen. (For Gov.For Con.IHow Vote '13

a e w cr A 03

1100

11 4

30 59 12 8 15

120

826

24 10

158

Totals 1373ill69i

A 4

831

11 2

27 56 14 6 12

1064

33 01

967

10 2

9 22 61 11

1195

A 3

IB a

a o o Q. a tr

a. e.

593 640j1025l 730

10 4 50 41 14 2

101

4 46 35 23 6 0 104

12 2

14 29 53 14

112

832 S8512S;

20 10

57 44! 21 7 0 m

a e 5 H (-- o A Pf

1046

11 1 14 33 62 15

"15 106

695

19 9

3 52 34 23 2

123

-I-

H W 2 o ta at 2 . A . A 497 467 497 8 11. 8 9 , 3 1 5 3' J 9 ! 21 26 26 ! 38 30 36 i 12 6 14 8 2 4 0 6 5 80 25 65 ii r i

10031307 960

678 579 665

SALTS IF BACKACHY AND KIDNEYS HURT Stop Eating Meat for a While If Your Bladder Is Troubling You. When you wake up with baclcaai and dull misery In the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the hndv's urinous waste, else you have

headache, sick headache, dizzy spells;

your stomach sours, tongue is coaiea, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night Either consult a good reliable physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clea and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine bo It no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is a life saver for regular meat eaters, tl is Inexpensive, cannot Injure and makes a delightful, effervescent llthla-water drink. Adv.

WHERE TAKEN

Previous Totals Pennsy Freight House Golden's Store, North 8th St Pennsy R. R. Shops , . . . . Webster Fry Bros Pennsy Yard Crews Penn. E. Yard Repair Crew American Seeding . Wayne Works Totals

For Pres

a n tr m a

1373

10 13 0

132

1800

5j 01 O s

1169'

21 7 63 15 16 61 21 64 56

1483;

For U. S. Sen.

2 A 4

1064

14 8

, 0 56 101

1404

33 CD o p

1195

63 27 36

53 107 43

1544

832

IS 7 46

17 35

1061

-3

8Si

17 5

13 8 51 7 39 32

For Gov.

a o o & " o tr

1108!

12S3

a. e.

11003

70 30

32 12 11

109

7 66 13

12 47

For Con.

o 5 o rt pr

11307

165211261

14 0 58 102 47

1671

960

How Vote '12

19 7 58 16 12 50 13 69 38

12321

H1 S p o S o O . A a . . o ; I r- ... 678 579 C65 14 20 27 8 11 11 13 31 39 6 9 9 12 1 9 17 9 19 14 8 26 41 40 73 26 11 31 829 719 909

For Pres. For U. S. Sen. For Gov. For Con. How Vote '13 K , 3j 31 H !C5 n a H WHERE TAKEN g,o.do.&v,rg . EJ o o o . ..... . p? . . . ...... . ... ... .......... Previous Totals ". 1800 1483 1404 1544 106111108! 165211261 16711232 829 719 909 1 (,' 1 Hutton Casket Factory 21 19 16 18 ISI 171 20 17 22 17 14 6 IS Thistlethwaite, So. 8th St 9 6 5 8 2 4 9 4j 9 5 6 1 4 Quigley, 98 W. Main 7 10 7 9 7 5 9 7 7 9 2 6 S Williams' Store, W. 3d and Main 3 4 4 3 3 4j 4 3 4 3 3 1 0 Watt Casket Co 12 19 13 11 14 131 13 15 14 15 16 2 7 Miller-Kemper Co 1 35 1 0 35 36 0 35 1 35 6 4 25 Elliott-Reid & Co 16 42 19 9 43 30 19 39 16 41 27 10 11 Robinson & Co 22 25 19 20 14 14 22 16 19 17 13 6 8 1 1 Final Totals 1891 1643 1488 1622 1197 12311748 1397 1763 1374 915 753 990

STRAYER PREDICTS HIS OWN ELECTION WHILE ON STAND

While under oath as a witness In the circuit court today, Frank Strayer, candidate for prosecuting attorney on the Republican ticket, said that he would be next prosecutor of Wayne county. Strayer was telling that he was a resident of Wayne county, etc., when Judge Fox put in, "and next prosecutor." "Yes," agreed Mr. Strayer.

Pockets for money and Jewelry are woven into the tops of women's stockings that a Pennsylvanian has patented.

EVEN THE LITTLE

Continued from page One

English Lutheran church, of which church Mr. Peltz had been a member.

Last night a constant stream of j daughters

people filed through the Peltz home which was almost filled with floral offerings -one of the most profuse and gorgeous displays of its kind ever seen in Richmond. There were a number of children in this throng of mourners, all bearing simple floral tributes. One small group of newsboys gazed with tear-filled eyes into the face of their good friend and sobbed their sorrow. "He was my pal," one little chap whispered. Children of the neighborhood, who so many times had enjoyed auto rides with Joe and his gifts of candies and little toys, cried as their hearts would break when they brought a floral design their fund of dimes and nickles had purchased. "He certainly did me many a favor," remarked a colored man leaving the

house. Several other colored men following him wiped tears from their eyes. Nearly every person residing on the rural mail route Peltz had served several years as carrier were in the crowd of mourners. Sturdy farmers struggled to retain

their composure, their wives and

gave free vent to their

emotions. Two Catholic priests paus

ed for a 6pace at the side of the casket and a long line of sorrowing brother-members of the Elks lodge filed into the house and conducted brief services. i

An electrical process to prevent ! boilers corroding and scaling has been , invented by an Englishman. j

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