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THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONE MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOGIETY. VOLUME 4. —————————— < BEMIDJ1, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1906. TEN CENTS PER WEEE NUMBER 172 the agency his maj«)brity was 84, He also received & majority of 81 BAILEY AND HAZEN NIP AND (i TUCK IN HOT SHERIFF FIGHT| e conpiete roturns on sheriff will be found in another column in tabular form. This Twenty-Eight Precincts, at 3 p. m. Todly, Give Bailey a table is complete to date, except s that it does not include Port Majority of Twenty-Nine---Latter Is Confi- Hope, which gave Bailey 12 and dent of Victory. Hazen 13, and the first ward in Bemidji. i . ; d lik i Sheriff Thomas Bailey is hav-to be heard from. We are con-| cigot%ndgonéfis,:: uér l',gfifi“fifi ing the fight of his life for re-|fident of getting fair majorities|work in exchange for board election. The independent can-|in them all.” and room. Theodore. Stay, didate, Al Hazen, is pushing the| It was in the city of Bemidjilsm“ming’ Minn. A old war horse to the limit, and at |that Hazen got his biggest lead, | A reception will be given Fri- present it is anybody’s battle.| His majority in the four wards|38Y evening Nov. 9 at 8 o’clock at At 3 o'clock this afternoon|here was 150, and in but one %:‘,.M;ngi' ffl-:?cge;:; hf:é" fi?(: Bailey was twenty-nine ahead, | ward, the First, did Sheriff Bailey | teachers of the public _schools and he h_ad hopes of winning. |in out. There he was fourteen |affliliated with the church, All] The precincts yet to be heard {yotes to the good. Hazen also|members and friends of the: from are supposed to be Bailey gained heavily in Nymore. church are cordially invited.— tarritory, and the sheriff is con- Bailey’s greatest strength, as Committee. fident of victory. was expected, was in Baudetto FOB'hI%ENI;_Thfieet gell fuz- Said Deputy John Bail hi nished, steam-heated rooms aft a:umu ?0 h{:e L;:vi:ne;l‘ ey this|and Spooner, and at‘. the Red|- bath r(;om in connection, Lu1 KoLy - Lakeagency. 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The Gordon, the "pride’of the Northwest.... $3 Boy’s Wear: 30 models ee-in-one suits with one pair pants; Ruff and Tuff suits Speaks Kind Words. iz tove we wmnee| | ANDSLIDE GIVES JOHNSO Grand Rapids Herald-Review: A LEAD OF 40’000 VOTES tf;:rewt":e“;':‘i‘l{ or emidit | Cole Decisively Defeated---Snowed Under in Every Part of ture home. Mr. Tuller has been the State---Bemidji Contributes 113 Votes to the Remarkable Plurality. in business at Deer River for some time past, but maintained his residence at Grand Rapids. Recently he ' disposed of his| Two years more of John A,([Bemidji by 113 plurality and late home here and will engage in|johngon. , |retorns from the outside pre- business at Bemidji. Mr. and| mhe election yesterdsy was a|cincts indicate that the vote in Mrs. Tuller will be greatly (landslide, and somewhere at the |the county will be close. As a missed in Grand Rapids church | pottom of s mountain of votes,|general thing the country pre- and social circles by alarge num- | which is estimated at 40,000 or |cincts gave Cole a plurality, and ber of friends. The Herald-|more «tto the good” for the silver-iehis holds true in such villages Review joins their many friends |t ,ngued democrat, lies A. 'L 'as Blackduck and Tenstrike, but in wishing for them success in|Cole of Walker, late rerublican such places as Eckles, Fuukley, their new home and commends | cgandidate for chief executive of Lammere, etc. gave a majority them to all the good people of the gtate, for the democratic candidate. Bemidji as a most worthy couple. | Tt waga cinch, a walk-away,| In this city the vote .ny wards T and the joke of it is that it was a|follows: U ; '| big surpise to almost everybody. | Wards Cole Johnson HUGHES M“flm.n m "Ew Plenty of people had picked | First 68 54 Johusor to win, but most of the!Second 61 88 YUHK PLAGED ‘T 52'000 predictions were for a plurality | Third 65 119 ST of between 5,000 and 15,000.; Fourth 63 109 When some daring one said 20,000 he was branded as a|the votein this city, as all over visionary. the state, 1s the gain of Johnson Johnson swept the state from |over his vote last year. For stem to stern, and carried every-|instance, Dunn carried Bemidji thing before him. In the south-|two years ago by 129, which ern part of the state where the|means a gain for Johnson of 242 knowing ones said he could not|votes. This is also holding true hope to hold all the republicans|throughout the county, Johnson who voted for him two years|won many votes in almost every ago, and that his figures would ! precinct over his vote of 1904. materially cut down, he not only S e £ secured all his old backers but| The” downtown district was many new ones as well. Cole’s|CroWded with people anxious to vote in nearly all the southern|®et the returns last night, in AN spite of ‘the rain. The largest %o:::::.s. 18 ‘amsllar: ‘than was gathering “was at the Markham Then in Minneapolis, where hotel, where the Pioneer force received and announced returns. it was not thought possible that Th X = Johnson could swing his old vote, e reports received last night 3 up to between 2 and 3 o’clock, there was a landslide as remark-|. .. S able as thatof 1904. Johmson re- indioated that.Colostisd carried ceived 7,500 and Cole 4,000, | his home county of Casa by what 5 ) 3 In Northern Minnesota tlua1 ?vo?ld b8 consider g8 SEAll R W. R. Hearst Suffers an Overwhelming The remarkable thing about Defeat in the Contest for - Governor. An Associated Press report from New York this, afternoon declares that Hughes has been elected governor of the Empire state by a majority of 60,000. The election looked like a Hearst victory early last night, but as the returns commenced to come in, the situation more hopeful, and by 10 last nigkt the defeat of the yellow editor was conceded. Estimates on lieutenant gov- ernor give Bruce, republican, a small plurality, though- no as- surance could be given av 5 o'clock this afternoon. Balance of democratic ticket elected. “dope went wrong” - also. - Cole, SIBLEY AN EASY VICTOR : would carry the northern coun-| ties, everybody thought, harem.- Johi 48: Walk IN THE THIRD DISTRIGT i e i stronghies. sz ian 45 Waker gave e when the votes were counted, - Johnson had majorities in nearly :gm‘entsw:h) eg:::‘?; {;‘;:o nfe aon every northern county so far) éslve Cole 22, Johnson 12: me!“ » Joh H heard from. : Cole 38, Johnson 26; Hackensack, . It might almost be said that|c . o7 Johnson 15; Pillager Cule was slaughtered in . the wwnshi;'s Cole 37, Johnsow29 house of his friends. His own Oulside, of c‘“' county the Are- ;83""’3:' forf him !t:y »“.:::t turns last night show a majority plurality, as'tar as heg *®D 1 in almost every county heard heard from, aud he ca_;-_nedl from for Johnson. Crookston, a Walker, but he lost I\i(otley,vliis-rep“bum stronghold, gt've - BOme o™ by & big wote. | Jobnson 731 aud Gole 315; Bagley 0 Semid)l and In Belramllgi,yg, Johnson 79, Cole 52; Nicol county the republican candidate let village, Johnson 54, Cole 9 3 , s received a tremendous setback. The landslide for Johnson in this Dudge Center, Johnson 110, Cole Leads Nearest Opponent by Strong Eighty-two Votes---Tisdell Second, Fred Sibley is without ques- tion elected commissioner from the Third district. Up to 2 o’clock seven precincts had been heard from, and these gcave Sibley a lead of eighty-two over his nearest opponent, Mr. Tisdell. Sibley’s total was 174 for the seven precincts, Tisdell’s, ninety-two, and Schroeder’s, republican stronghold was a big 102; Echo village, Johnson 36, tifty-eight. Below is a table of ¥ . Cule’'27. The balance of the re- surprise and almost - as pro-|- < s the vote. % port received last night follows, Sibley Schroeder Tisdell |nounced as in other good repyb-, tats 5 3 Hokles 1 37 38 lican bailiwicks. 3 the first figures being Joknson’s Red L. Ag. 86 4 Johnson carried the city of (Continued on page 4) . Lammers 21 12 — = Maple Rdg. 6 5 82 Beltrami county cutside of Bemidji as far as had been heard Alaska 25 4 . |from up to 2 o’clock ths afternoon stocd on. governor and sheriff as Jones 10 9 8 |follows: Buzzle 2 8 8 Cole Johnson Bailey Hazen b —— |Funkley 4 29 26 8 Totals 174 58 92 INymore 30 31 1 41 Turtle River vil. 16 1 20 13 Tenstrke Center 48 27 53 24 STANDPAT M'GLEARY TO | sones o 15 o LOSE GONGRESSIONAL JoB [<einer - ‘ e b Lammers 8 C24 21 12 Langor 11 10 16 .9 Congressman McCleary has Nar‘hern ‘16 - 10 9 19 probably been defeated in the|Nebish u 18 e ) 22 Second congressional district, | Port Hope 12 13 according to a dispatch received | Red Lake Ag. 55 18 60 26 this noon from St. Paul, The|Taylor : ; 1 2 10 3 successful democratic candidate | Blackduck (vil) 86 62 9% 64 is W. S. Hammond. Hornet 2 11 22 9 The fight made upon him has | Blackduck (town) 16 8 been one in which th: democrats If’““d Lake (Alasko) 3 9 20 and revisionist-republicans have | ckles 10 52 87 36 joined hands, and the “Little|Baudette & Spooner 5 141 14 Schuolmaster” apparently has |Frohn - : ; 39 30 been unable to stand up under | Bewidji (town) 14 13 22 17 the shower of disapproving|Fowlds 13 82 7 36 votes: Buzzle 7 27 22 14 The fight against McCleary in Tam 389 686 e Totals 81 382 686 his own party at the primary Bemidji— i election was a fierce one, and it |mirat Ward is = conceded that he pulled|g o g « 8i i e through ouly with the aid of t'he Third d 5 4 155 democrats, who voted for hlm‘nmflh “ S EyicE g because they thought him easier f e U to kill off at the general election | City Total 3 e his opponent, Gunderson dTotal = o LR 862 57 128