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9 "- j K "Fwwm, pT(3E TWELVE THE BISBE DAilY REVIEW BiSBEE. ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 1912. WSCTJrffiCS?""" '""--"",ftM6fWfwB1litBBiMMPHtBri""T'r' g!f-f 'V-fi3liP!SfF!rr'!' "v -;rp"sswr,p . - y. -j 4 1 TEST VOTE FOR PRESIDENT TAKEN INDOUBTFUL STATESBY ST. LQUIS REPUBLIC GIVES WILSON BIG LEAD The following is a compi lation of the first results from the "straw" vo'te being condu cted by The Republic in every debatable State of the Union. The returns are set forth as they have been received to date of publication. Additions will be made to th is unbiased political test as they are obtained. Those States from which ballots have been received, follows: WILL, VOTE IN 1912 WHERE TAKEN STATE TAFT ' WILSON TEDDY ARIZONA . 211 762- 312 CALIFORNIA r-0'Z-"" 2.396- 2,026 CONNECTICUT ...".. 42? 4S0 5S3 DELAWARE 2C3 64S 381 INDIANA - 193 174' 135 KENTUCKY 724 2.444' 1,357 MARYLAND . . . , ... 14 f 47U 378 MISSOURt ...v -52 i 1.979 1.101' NEBRASKA 733 1,474. 1.026 NEVADA 1,358 2.096 CS7 NEW JERSEY 243 477 300 NEW YORK 5S3 1.147 1.011 OHIO 223 477 211 WEST VIRGINIA ... 163 567 573 PENNSYLVANIA .. 543 570 384 POLITICAL STATUS OF STATES AT A GLANCE Following is a summary of political conditions throughout the United States as taken from a thorough and impartial canvass made by the Republic. Only States that .are considered debatable are listed below.-Those Southern States that without question will return their customary Democratic major ities are not included in the compilation. ARIZONA Democrats seem reason ably sure of carrying the satc In No vember. The Roosevelt strength is variously estimated at 23 to 40 per feat. Chances arc all against a Taft Victory. CALIFORNIA State likely to give Its electoral vote for Wilson and Mar shall by a small plurality, politicians are counting on a big "stay athome" vpte. with Hoosevelt the principal suf ferer. COLORADO Correspondents who hao canvassed the state are unani mous in the prediction that Wilson and Marshal! will be returned the win ners. Republican organizations organ ized badly demoralized. CONNECTICl'T At an election in Connecticut today taking the results of' a thorough canass by The Republic, into consideration, doubtless would I return Woodrow Wilson the winner; I the Democrats would get two con gressional districts, the republicans two, and one would be left in doubt I In the event the Root,evelt forces make good their threat to place con-1 gressional, state and assembly can-' didates in the Held, the close student i of politics declare Wilson has an ex cellent chance to carry tho state. 1 DELAWARE Wilson, Taft and Roosevelt forces eah claiming the Mate. The naming of a fourth tloket In tho state has resulted In political chaos, and in anywhere near accurate estimate of the strength of the three parties is out of the question at pres ent Ind. cations point to a heavy list ing of the negro vote to the democrat ic party. IDAHO Battle admitted to lie be tween Roosevelt and Taft. The latter i has strong Mormon support, while the former has reason to expect a heavy vote in the northern portion of the state. ILLINOIS Three parties in a neck-and-ncck race and all concede that the question will be settled in the closing days of the campaign. Democrats are 'bemoaning what they term a lack of effective campaign work. Taft man claiming they have made great In roads upon Roosevelt strength. Do neen is conceded to have a good chance. Dunne, democratic nominee Tor governor, claims to be holding his organization pat in the -down state counties. INDIANA Prediction seems war ranted that Wilson will carry the state and. that Roosevelt will run sec ond and Taft third. Beveridgo making a whirlwind campaign for governor, with chances slightly In his lavor. IOWA Wilson is the beneficiary of tho growing sentiment against the Bull Moo3cra since a state ticket was announced in Iowa. The New Jersey governor admitted to have an admir able chance lo rapture this Middle West stronghold KANSAS Wilson s chances In Kan sas are said fo depend almost en tJrely upon ,Qe number of votes Taft will be able to poll. Roosevelt is tn control of the republican machinery What S.S.S. title because it really .V'JJ " ' ponntcirwlaUoeprivcs the system se-restsUng powers. &S.& iJWV'f.P"M circulation and i ... -r- cm, stto ISteJ JSSKSfSBrtSlj-JSBoHc TOTAL VOTF BY STATES DEUS 48- . 800 . 250, . '96 . 120 . 114 . 30 121 . 174 7.275 1,6?0 1,391 624 1.02C 4,734 3.309 4.G36 1,124 2,819 9S4 1.717 1.197 4"fl9-i . 4. 102' . vl3 . . - 73' 34 .. SO . of tho state, and this fact is the chief concern of the democrats "Bleeding Kansas," however, offers the best op portunity to tho democrats in their many years" strife to win over tho state. KENTUCKY State is sure for Wil son and Marshall. Chances of a gain of two democratic congressmen. MAINE Tho electoral vote of Maine today stands for Wilson for the democratic vote will be heavy and it will be cast for the party candidates The regular republican sentiment is "anything to boat Hoosevelt," which is likely to be of a.d 10 the democrats In Nov ember. MASSACHUSETTS By 'virtue of the steadily growing democratic vote lr "'e last fow years and the presence c Roosevelt lorces, it is believed ir Mny quarters that Wilson and Marshall will carry the state Wilson, Roosevelt and Taft would bo the lineup at tho present time Elev en of the sixteen congressional dis tricts are at present conceded to Wil son. Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston is tho democratic candidate for United States senator. MARYLAND All indlciations point to a majority Tor Wilson in Maryland of 6 000 to 10,000 otes Careful can vass of all tho 1 donnties shows a widespread Wilson feeling Tho total vote of Maryland is about 230,000 Democratic leader are confident that Wilson will poll about 130,000 MICHIGAN Michigan also is con cfded to be In the doubtlul column, although Roosevelt Is conceded to b In the lead at present. Taft's reciproc ity activity has lost him the support of tho granger vote, and it Is believed Wilson will profit to some extent from Uiis Fourco. MINNESOTA Wilson is pressing closer to Roosevelt, while Taft at present holds third place. Bull Moot ers are preparing to place a state ticket in the field, and factionalism in tho republican ranks is growing more acute The general feeling is that Wilson sentiment Is being strength ened MISSOURI Wilson will carry the state by 50.000. Major, for governor is expected to run 3000 behind the head of the ticket. The republicans will reelect Congressman Bartholdt to theTcnth (St. Louis) District. The democrats, from all indications, will carry the Eleventh and Twelfth. The thirteen districts out in the state arc safely democratic. The legislature will be democratic. MONTANA State is fighting ground for all three parties. In a straight two-party fight the repubfi cans would win by 10.000 or 15,000. But with the factionalism between between Roosevelt and Taft evenly di vided in November the democrats will easily carry the state. NEBRASKA Wilson is believed to be a stronger man In Nebraska than was Bryan in 1908, when ho reversed Stands For by badblood, because a weak, j whiclTcomes from emy utes cVcry portion o! the system, and creates an abun S35nml of nourisuinz properties which fill the brine health the dy; l51K2Wrf a great tonic i v-k r njniinr iii:AiiaiuK w nrooerties. It docs net contain a parucie oi mm ' PrTTt ri at .ind la therefore the pu rest and eafest blood medicine for young or old. T S T cures Rheumatism. Catarrh, Sores and Ul S. fa. a.cures.vu"" nr.d all other . r-;r- a,rbiSd ud CO.. ATLArik O. CROKER'S DAUGHTER REGAINS FREEDOM i Mr. Ethel Crokir Often. Mrs. Ethel Croker Breen, youngest daughter of Jllchard Croker, former boss of Tammany Halt, recently so cured a divorce from her husband, John J. Breen. Breen, who was groou In a New York rldlnc school before his marriage, last Tear sued Mr. Cro ker and his two cons, Richard and Howard, for tiooooo for alienating bis wife's. affections. Th salt was un successful. the 86,682 majority of Roosevelt and carried his home state by -4,192. Fac tionalism in the republican ranks is counted upon to awing a heavy vote to Wilson. The state, however. Is con ceded to bo decidedly close, NEW HAMPSHIRE Democratic leaders say the vote will be nearly equally divided between Taft and Roosevelt In November and that thus a plurality will be cast for Gov. Wil son. Samuel D. Folker is making a strong democratic canvass for gov ernor. It Is admitted, however, that the state Is in a chaotic condition and that an accurate indication of the strength of the three forces is out of the question at present With three candidates for governor in the field it is believed the legislature will be called upon to select an executive NEW JERSEY Gov. Woodrow Wil son will carry his home state in the November election. This is the con fonsus of opinion of astute politicians. Just how large a vote ho will poll Is the subject for contention. Indications are it will drop below that cast for htm as governor, but his backers arc predicting an increase Indications are Roosevelt will have a shade on Taft. NEVADA Nevada will elect a dem ocratic set of three electors, a repub lican representative to congress and will return United States Senator Massey. a republican, on a "gentle men's agreement." Wilson's chances are considered bright, despite the pro gressive republicans are losing ground. NEW MEXICO Republicans arc fearing the vote of the thousands of newcomers into New Mexico. A full vote in all tho republican counties alone can overcome their known al legiance Here, as elsewhere, the Na tional Progressives are making in roads upon the Taft forces. The lat ter have no party organ and their cause has been weakened by the death of Solomon Luna, national committeeman Straw votes in Santa Fe and Albuquerque give Wilson a substantial lead. NEW YORK Every test that can be applied indicates Uiat Gov Wilson will w-in the vote of New York state. That he will poll a much larger vote than did Mr. Bryan is conceded on all sides an dthe advantage he will gain from the factional fuss in the republican ranks is assurance that he is the man to be reckoned with. Pat rick E. McCabe, the democratic lead er of Albany, declares all the demo cratic need do is sit tight and win NORTH DAKOTA La FolleUo ele ment Is the bone of contention which makes North Dakota a doubtful state All these parties are to get their tick ets on the. official ballot, and all points to a hot fight up to the last. OHIO Both progressives and re publicans admit they have no hope of carrying tho state, but are putting forth their greatest efforts to land the national ticket. Wilson seems to have a slight advantage, considering tho force with which the Taft and Roosevelt men are opposing each other. OKLAHOMA Whilo there is a chanco for Roosevelt to carry Okla homa, tho best informed politicians are forced to admit that possibility Is remote. Twenty-five thousand ne groes have been disfranchised, but It is a question of whether this barrier will be enforced. OREGON Although the State ex pressed itself .unequivocally In favor of Roosevelt at the primaries the sen timent recently is strengthening for Taft Wilson. It Is admitted, will poll a larger democratic vote than since Bryan first appeared In this Umber country. PENNSYLVANIA Taft's gain In strength and the decline of the Roose velt propoganda indicate at present that Pennsylvania will be forced In Its old place In the republican column. Wilson, however. Is gaining girengm in the anthracite coal reglonvaud if alj probability wilj add to, his score materially before election day. RHODE" ISLAND Wilson is likely to carry the state while Roosevelt will Kot 20 to 25 per cent of the vote for. i-resiucni. vviisun saiciy in lue ieu. with little to fear unless tho republl- cans'usc the samp methods as to the last, campaign ana attempt. :to stanv pede the mill,, workers -ott iby. a Vt 1 W.1 t(l. nMM ..A. (OVERALLS .ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FOR CHILDREN 1 to 8,ywi S"5S lEVl STRAUSS & CO. EH la FruoK. MUCH OF A Many millions of dollars are in vested in the railroads of Arizona, and with the constant expansion of business, extensions of the railroad service are being made from time to time with increasing frequency. At the present time Arizona has moro than 2,000 miles of railroads. Within the past year El Pa30 and Southwestern has built an extension of its lino from Falrbank, in Cochise county, to Tucson, in Pima county, a distance of sixty -seven miles. The same company Is now building a fifteen-mile extension from Lewis Springs to Fort Huachuca, on the strength of assurance by the war de partment that the fort will be a regi mental p)st Tho Arizona Eastern Is engaged In building an extension of the Globe-Miami branch line to tho Inspiration Coper company's proper ty, while a forty-mile branch line is being built by the Sante Fe to tap the fertile Verde valley in Yavapai county. The first railroad line to build through Arizona was the Southern Pa cific, which entered the territory from the west at Yuma in 1878. It passes through Tucson, Benson, Casa Grande Willcox, Bowie and San Simon, cross ing tho line Into New Mexico. It passes through Yuma. Pinal, Pima, Maricopa and: Cochise counties. The Atlantic and Pacific (Santa Fe) was built across the central portion of Arizona In 1883. It passes through Wmslow, Williams, Seligman, Flag staff, Ash Fork and Kingman, follow ing closely to the 35th parallel. The mileage of the various roads is as follows: Arizona Commercial Copper com pany. 3.03 miles. Arizona Copper Company, Limited (Coronado railroad) 7 50 miles. Arizona Eastern Railroad company. Phoenix division (Phoenix-Marlcopa), 43 25 miles; Phoenix" division (Phoe- nlx-Hassayampa River), 39.22, Globe division. 139 41; Cochise division, 39.48; Kelvin division, 8 49 miles Arizona- New Mexico Railroad com pany, 40 miles. Bradshaw Mountain Railroad com pany, 35.65 miles. Central Arizona Railway company, 15 miles. Congress Consolidated Mines com pany. Limited ( Congress railroad), 3 CO miles. El Paso and Southwestern Railroad company, main line division, 1U3 59, SOUTH DAKOTA -As conditions show today Roosevelt leads .n South Dakota and there Is little hope of changing the complexion of the state legislature, which Is nearly 4 to 1 re publican. Thomas Ayres, however, is making a hard campaign as the dem ocratic nominee for United States senator. The unknown factor is tho La Follette sentiment, which may crystalize at any time in the bulk for Wilson UTAH The progressive movement is making heavy Inroads upon tue regular republican strength. The dem ocrats are conceded to be gaining sup port and have -a fair chance of put ting over the national ticket at least. VERMONT Shrewd political ob servers declare Wilson will fight it out with Roosevelt In Vermont and that he will carry the state by a small margin, Fletcher, republican candidate for governor, probably will be elected by the legislature, which is republican by a small majority. WASHINGTON The vast army of women first voters is a. factor that leaders of all three parties are count ing upon to turn the tide in their favor. Taft leaders admit the strength of the Roosevelt movement. The Bull Mooscrs arc counting upon the suf fragists' support in a large measure. WEST VIRGINIA Unless the next four weeks of the campaign bring about a change. Wilson and Marshall wilj carry the state with case. Polls taken by The Republic show that many sound money, protective tariff democrats, who refused to vote for Bryan, are returning to the fold. WISCONSIN In the oTent tb? Wis consin democrats settle their differ ences over tho income-tax law, tho Indications seem to point to the rela tive finish of the three candidates in November as follows: Wilson, Taft and Roosevelt. La FolleUo is the big unknown factor. Many of his support tefeifaxeA,for -anyjyodi-. but Roosove,lt, ajgjra5:&'ShouM ibe.Certras.a I0f -'r ft 5 pjKtaorSJfyi' cer?ain a great; niaiy, CaFollett6 totes would be cast for tho -Jersevlte. r WYOMING Tho fight In Wyoming Is about a standoff, between the three parties. jSoosevelt vill lose many votes because offms stand concerning 1 La FolIettSjtrheTstate is conceited' io " z) t. ... 4.1. 1?T. . .. . i. '. 'l-, Lg. Mother's Little FriencU Pretty to look at ervice- able for vie keep the little ones clean eavc their clothet turn the dirt wear and wear. A new pair FREE if they rip Douglas to Courtland, 1i "o, Tomb stono to Fairbanks 9.J0 miles. Flagstaff Lumber Manufacturing company (logging railroad), 12 miles Grand Canyon Railway company, 63.58 miles. Greenlaw- Lumber; company, 5 miles. Johnson, Dragoon & Northern Rail way company, S.20 miles. Morencl Southern Railway com pany, 18 miles. New Mexico & Arizona Railroad company, S7.S0 miles. Old Dominion Coper Miniug and Smelting company, 4 miles. Phoenix & Eastern Railroad com pany, 94.49 miles. Ray &. Gila Valley Railroad com pany, 9.2C miles. Saginaw & Manletee Lumber com pany, 8 miles. Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix Rail Way company, 195.35 miles. Southern Pacific Railroad company, 392 50 miles. Tucson & Nogales Railroad com pany, 17.765 miles. Twin Buttcs Railroad compan, 10.213 miles. United Verde & Pacific Railway company, 20 miles. Western Arizona Railway companv, 21.57 miles. Arizona & California Railway com pany, 100.99 miles. Arizona & Swansea Railroad com pany, 26.40 miles Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail way company, 3SC.7C miles Prescott & Eastern Railroad com pany, 10.70 miles. Shannon and iN'ogaies Railroad com pany, 37.20 miles. A LOG ON THE TRACK of the fast express m Hnt serious trouble ahead if not removed, m does i loss of appetite It means lack of vitality, loss of strength and nerve weakness If appetite fails, take Electric Bittern quekly to overcome the cause by toning up the stoinadi and curing the indigestion Mi'hael Hessheimer, of Lincoln, Neb . had I been sick over three cars, but six bottles of Klcctric Bitters put him right on Ii.s feet again. They have helped thousands They give pure I blood, strong nerves, good digestion Only 50 cents at all druggists. ' (Advertisement) , Surplus Crop. ) Howes "How is it that Wildboy's eons all walk in the str tight and nar row?" Crewes "Oh, they feel that ' their father sowed wild oats enough ' for tho whole family " Judge. 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