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KINKEAD, USING
FISTS, ARRESTED
Sheriff, Badly Beaten at
Polls. Held for Punching
Saloonkeeper in Eye.
$50.000 LIBEL SUIT
ALSO THREATENS HIM
Progre-tMves Flattened in Had?
Min County- Kracket Repub?
licans Win in Berpen.
"I n-e ? I nkeae, Jersey'? strllte
..*? ng, ?alocr. eloelnp Sheriff, was ar?
reste! yesterday charged with ???suit
and lattery, a: | i nal to the
-.sry fight In the history of
? ? ?.e?d's forces lest
by i.' ? er?, of H
?
Il reel foil wet] an al?
leged e? ' upon Timothy Condon, of?
-Street, Bayoi.ne, a
- of the saloons c'.osed
in K ? ? 'i ?? risational Sunday raid.
v.med that he and othsra
were standing near s polling place not
?*??? rhei ' '? ? Sheriff
?* uni ordered them al] to
y he did not move fast
enough to ? ?riff. Cond<
fer he was ?truck in the face and then
, - ' aalle 1 out.
Be then ?it.-, before Recorder Will
Ism ' It a -?arrant
.'or Kinke?d's arrest. When this ??as
screed, Einkead not *.
I ?.m the high t-herlff
inty and you cannot airoat
nie" lie returned with the
however, and th? Recorder held him in
i r. was supplied, for ex- ?
?? . Frida?.
Even had he not been arrested, the '
i??.e had an interesting
<lsy yesterday, lor In leading his force?
r the tanner of the "Hudson ,
y Regular I?emocrac?" against
Nbval Offleer of the Port Otto Witt?
rei !.'? "Hudson County Progressive ;
rnrv" he lost th? bitterest inter- ;
party fight within the memory of !"cal
:ans. Jea-sejf City gave Witt- j
pern from 700 to 1,000 snd Hoboken .
and Rayonne went 2 to 1 for him.
Kirkead also paid considerable at- |
tent on yesterday to that mandate of
the law which requires Jersey saloons'
to be closed while the polls are open.
?SJly ?n 'he morning he visited five fa?
lcons In Hayonne and sealed them OP. !
In the caf? of Denni? O'Connor, across |
thai ?treet from Police Headquarter?.
i.e found th? door to the rear locked. ?
When Hennis, who says he is going to1
sue the Sneriff for 150.000 libel, oper.id
the door Klnkead found th? bar wet, so
he arrested the proprietor.
The Hudson County R?guiar Repub
?icket beat the Progressive can?
didate? who -?-turned to the party "to ,
;i frn/'i't " George L. Record, who wss
elt's riKrt hand man in Jersey
m li>12, wns absolutely snowed under.
There was al?o a keen Democratic
*y. Late returns
.'e that Pred M. Curtis,
Mittag, jr., and Harold E.
y, the anti-bracket ticket backed
gressraafl Hart, had won. This,
for Senator Hennessy.
- tted Republicans, late
rned to the fo'.d from the Moos?
a c James T. Aokcrmai?, Herber?'
i ley and E. Yancey Cohen- were
as?arently elected ?t'a ist? iio-ar lait
?
Mayor Rolph Beats Schmitz
in San Francisco Primary :
han Fianct?co, Sept. 28.? When the
poll? closed, f.t 7 o'clock to-night, in
the primary municipal election, Harry
ZaVfiansky, Register of Voters, esti?
mated that more than 126,000 votes had
sst nut of s total registration of
Indication?- were that Mayor
James Rolph, jr.. had polled an ex
? ote, with Eugene E.
SchraitS In second place. Andrew J !
? cpecti d to lead four
el ? : candidates for the mayoralty.
8UFFRAGE SCOUTS AT POLLS
Just Pay Social Calls on Voters and
Leave Yellow Souvenirs.
The Women Suffrage party celebrated
primary day by paying little social ,
calls at the primary polling places yes- ;
terday and, incidentally, putting up
vote? for-women placard? in most of :
them, leaving ?nTrage literature and
out, "Voti -'i ??ornan fsuffrage
bi i 2!" si they left.
Other boroughi ?? tef New York
???re hi?? coTered, la Staten Island,
Miss Elinor Ryrns, fornier press chair :
man of the National Woman Suffrage
Association, ?pent the day st the polls. I
ral bundred women were out in I
Manhattan. So far a? posi-ib:? th? [
?ach district wa? done by the
mffragistl of that diatrict, but Mrs
Jami? Leei I.nidluw, borough chairman
"er partv ?eiulei? we:
with tai ir automobiles to help where
local worker? were short.
1 "aw, with Mis? Maggie '
Him Ivy, Mies Mabel Kittridge, Mr?
Ida Vera .?-.mont?n, '.he Africa:- ex?
plorer, and Ml?? EmInie Ki.vir>, bugler,
ICOS of the 11th
Aaoenblj Diet ?the afternoon.
? 1th being at Irish district, Mag?
gie Htnehcy was detailed to go into the
polls with the b'u?'. white and yellow,
post?-- 'cu ou* of twent;
piar.- rrf?,.M.(l to roeolve the pi
PERKINS BEATS
MOSS 2 TO
i emtimmeA ttmrn cat? 1
??r In ths fttd
?
-..'t*j m see-saw ?
cause?*. ? .
diatl ici M sha? ' J l.nn i
! h'tirk .' Kano for lha SSCI
In the 3
Stephen A. Nugent retained cofel
It Pi ' . and
,! a *i
away from
h tl s H. ; ufa .. an tight* for dint
'en, srship H? i avertit!
? .-, for !.,..
of the i ?'h District 11 ara
between the ol?l and
younger elemant, and youth won.
|
ean leadership Bghts. In the
-
trouhie in retair,m? hit control in ar
of the attaik of Jihn J. Cnrrj 5
content !? the 5th was niuch cloi
??
vsrthrow .';. .
. , a
of or.* in the county ?oninut
I . ..'? :or.
Sinnott Badly Defeat??!.
William II. Sinnott. thi :
leader of tl ' ?<"'. wenl do
? .? Il aras 1 eaten flvs to o
It was largely .'..<? to th?. i
.?-, n.'- ii ?.. . .? .? ?'. agnei. who mi
it apt" ? ; ' oegroi ? ? i
personal friend, had the back.ng
tourte? re's ri?st<
rsrriid ?ritfa it the nomination <?:'1
candidates for the Assembly a
Hoard of Aldermen. Sinnott ha<i tur:.
-?
renomination m favor of T. 1 Glyi
E V.- Gil? re, ?? ? oagrore eaadidi
liimrd of Aldermen, defeated
E Moore, Sinnott's m
Rosw? ,'ir?*. the 1'emorrn'
e ITth Asm um.? 1 ? ?. .
i.? ek the ?Ir.ve i '
? : mer leader, to cor
Williams nominated Vines
?...?oy, bis candidate ?cx Absembiy, l
last J A. I'ocho'.l, who was backed 1
him for the Aldennanio nominatic
Donohue's candidate, T. A. Williarr
won handily.
John 11. O-Connell had little fronb
in defeating Patrick H. Cotter, the ca
fietbag contender for the Democrat
sadership of th?* 21st. John J. Diet
in the 24th. defeated Hugh J. Connoll
v? Ii j ?'?Havel! to put him on the. tobo;
gan I he vote whs about j*ix to one.
Patrick H. Bullir?n, whoa? ?< arif
ship of the Sd Assembly District, ovi
which "H;g Tin." ruled for so long i
tha Democratic "boss," was attack?
through opposition to his candidacy f<
nomination to the Hoard of Aid? i me
won a sweeping victory. He crush?
Jame? E. Brande, h'.s opponent, by
vote of 1.100 to 137.
Orderly Balloting Saya Woods.
Polica Commissioner Arthur Wood
after the closing of the polls last ever
lng, declared that the balloting ha
been of the most orderly ever held i
New York City.
"The strictest police vigilnnce wt
exerted to prevent election frauds," h
said. "
"Tha department*! methods are pre
ventiv? rather t i i r. r. pun? re. Al
known repeaters are warned as the
approach to vota.
Shortly before the poll? oper.e
"Humpy Jackson, the East Side Kran?
star, wai brought into Police Hcail
quartan by a detective. After a heart
to-beart talk with Inspector Ira
Jackson promised to gc_ straight horn
and remain there until uie polis closiii
Two men who declared that the
lived in tha Kanawha. ?iub, 120 Eas
128th Street, Berc.ivul E. Nagle'i or
ganiratlon. were ?harped with fraudtl
?Je??, voting after being ehalleni
watchers in the polling pli ?
l'ark Avenue. They wire William K
Hough, aged ffty-four. and Edward M
Dillon, aged Sor'y-?-even In th?
?em court they proved t).?ir residenc?
to the satisfaction of Magistrat?
Marsh and w? I r^pr).
In the 84th District Thilip M. Lynch
who said he was a watcher for Patrick
MrMahon, the anti-Tammany Demo?
cratic candidate far ths district lead?
ership, challenged Jacob BiageieT and
itejet Brown, of 1021 ^trect
claiming that they did not live ut the
address given. They were m
and later discharged by Magistrats Mc
Quade. In the Morrisania ci
Election Offii era Warned.
In a spec al ? to all tha
election oflicer*
Frederick L. Marshall, ?State Superin?
tendent of I i that they
would be held responsibls for any
frauds eommitted at ;).?? primarles with
their knowledge. Especial att?
was called to the signature test and the
duty of causing the arrest of any per
??on when a comparison of signatures
showed that fraud wan being commit?
ted
A man arrested in the S^'h Assemblv
Li-trict wai held in 1500 bail hj
iftrata Marsh in the Harlem Court for
trial In Special Seasioni on a charg?
of illegally voting. He gave his name
us John J. Donovan, and insisted that
b? was the real Donovan nfter a
watcher testified in court that n man
giving the same name and address, 2.*>7
et, had already voted
?- 'he prisoner appeared.
Here ?re the successful candidates?
JUDICIAL AND COUNTY
New York and Bronx Counties.
I.EITHI.H AN.
Justices of the Supreme Court?John
Proctor Clark?, Samuel Greenbaum,
Francis B. Delehunty, Clarence J.
Shearn, Edward H. Finch, John M,
Tlerney.
Justice of the ?"Ity Court?Lorenz
Zeller.
District Attorney (N. Y.)?Charlea
Albert Perkins.
Sheriff (N. Y.)?Frank K. Bo?era.
Municipal < ?mrt Justice (8th Dlst.,
N. Y.)?George Z. Medalie.
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FIFTH AVENUE 447? STREET, NEW YORK
Municipal Court Ju?llre t**??h Diet,
N ..I?Edgar .1. I suer.
DEMOCBATIC
laatlcee of the Supreme Court?John
Proctor Clarke, Samuel (,r?enbaum.
Francl? n. Dtlchantv, ClaffBOO J
She*?rn. Edward R. Flnr'h, John M. Tier
nev.
JuMire of the City < oort?l.oreni
Zeller.
Di??lrlrt Attorney <N. Y.i ? Edward
S*?ann.
Sheriff (\. Y.)?Alfred E. Smith.
Muni.?pal Court Justice (?th Die?,
N. \.)?John F. Cowsn.
Municipal (ourt Ju?tlre (?th DUt.,
X. Y.)?Albert Rllrhle.
progressive
Ju?tlce? of the Supreme Court?John
Proctor ( larke, Samuel (.reenhaum.
Francl? B. Delehanty. Clarence J.
Shearn, John J. (?'? onnrll, Hugo Wlnt
P*5u?tice of the City Court?Phillip C.
Samuel?.
District Attorney (N. Y.)?Frank
Mo?.?.
Sheriff (N. Y.)?William Hslpin.
Municipal Court Jej?tlce (Mn DUt, '
V i i?Co. /. Medalie.
Muni? ip.il Court Justice (9th DUt,
N. Y.I ? Edgar J. I.suer.
Kings.
REPUBLICAN.
.Ii-iire Supreme Court (1st Judicial,
District)?Stephen ( allaghan.
.Indgrs County (ourt?Berry K.I
Lewis, Marcus ?I. Campbell, George
Freifeld.
i' i rut Attorney?Jame? C. Cropaey.
Sheriff?William Srhnlt/uan.
< oiint.v ( I ? r k?( harle? ft. Devoy.
Register?.lohn McCrate.
Municipal Court Justice? (6th Dis
rrict)?l.uclin S. RaylUs, Edgar M.
Doughty.
Municipal Court Justice (7th Dis?
trict'?Charles R. Law.
DEMOCRATIC.
Justice Supreme Court (1st Judicial
IilMrictl? John J. Fit/gerald.
Judge? ? ountv Court?John 1. Hylan,
Robert I'. Roy. Mitchell May.
Ih.slrirt Attorney?Howard P. Nash.
sheriff?Edv?ard Relgelmann.
County Clerk? William E. Kelly.
Register?Edward T. O'l.oughlin.
Municipal Court Justices (6th Dis?
trict)? Charles H. Fuller. James W.
R.-dmond.
Municipal Court Justice (?th Dis?
trict)? William R. Wilson.
Queens.
REPUBLICAN.
Juitice Supreme Court?Stephen Cal
lnghan.
County Judge?Hurt J. Humphrey.
Sheriff?Theron II. Burden.
County Clerk?George J. Goeti.
DEMOCRATIC.
Justice Supreme Court?John J. Flte
gerald.
( ounty Judge? Burt J. Humphrey.
Sheriff?Paul Stier.
County (lerk?Alexander Dujat.
Richmond.
REPUBLICAN.
Justice Supreme Court?Stephen Cal
lachan.
Sheriff?Hornee E. Buel.
Borough President?George S. Sco
field.
DEMOCRATIC.
Juitice Supreme Court?John J. Fits?
gerald.
Sheriff?Spire Plton, Jr.
Borough President?Calvin D. Van
Nnme.
ASSEMBLY.
Manhattan and The Bronx.
DU?
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VOTES FOR BASEBALL ASKED
Newton, N. J., Sept. 28. Worker? at
' the ioli? to-day distributed postern
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IN
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Service
Knab
5 th Av. at
? 39th St.
calllne for an apivopristlon of ,1,490
for the mslntenanc? of a town bare
ball tsam. t'.s proposition to be rated
on on Flection May.
Advocates of tie appropriation asy:
"Tbe town sentribates toward ban i
concerts and other forms of recrea
tlon, and why rot bsnsbsll?"
KIRCHWEY TAKES YEAR OFT
Lets /????#? from Columbia?May Turn
to Frlaoa Week.
Professor Osore? W. Kirehway, ex
desn of tbs Columbia. Law School and
Progressive nominee for the Court af
Appeals In 1912, recently spplied for!
and re-relee?, n year'? absence from h la :
c!?.??room duM?? In ?ohimbia Cni
?rersltfi It became known yes'si'day.
Ther? is pessibility that Profesior
Kirchwey will he retired at th? ta4
of that tlms.
l^ammeyer
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g> Shoe meorni -
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I-a? Aw at 20th St 391 FiftH AVi
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terested In pri,on r?f?m .m1 J'
?ziven an ncreaeinri? great*. '
of hi. time to thi/Ufi^J??
plication for leave hai 1|M !
rumor that he I?. to <nt#r *,,.
prlnon work T
Baking Powder
AbsoliiielyPuie
Insures the most
delicious and healthful food
NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE
There is a greater volume of
whole wheat flour in
wards (nhca^earlpBREAD
than in any other whole wheat loaf
made. That is one reason why it is
such a finely flavored, palatable loaf,
besides being so healthful and nour?
ishing.
Another reason is it is made the WARD
WAY, and the WARD WAY meant quality,
purity and cleanliness.
Order it today from your grocer bi 10c loaves.
Made in the WARD Be her tes at
?yew York, Brooklyn and Newark.
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99
Ever since the opposing armies in the west, following
the Battle of the Marne, settled down to the positions
which they have occupied without change these many
months, the world has been waiting for the great drive
to begin. Now come reports of unusual activities along
the whole front?what do they mean?
That is the question Frank H.Simonds, author'of "The Great War."
takes up in his article next Sunday in the editorial section. He tells the
history and geography of the present campaign of the A/lies and makes
clear the real importance of the operations.
It is an article you cannot afford to miss. You will not miss it if
you tell your newsdealer to-day to reserve you a copy.
Sty? admt?atj Sfrttnm*
First to Last?the Truth: News?Editorials-?Advertisements

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