PATTON COURIER.
PATTON, CAMBRIA CO., PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1906.
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VOL. XIIL.—NO. 49.
INDEPENDENT —
THEELEETION ITERMITH! RETURNS FOR CAMBRIA COUNTY Fall and Winier Wear
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(COMPLETE, BUT UNOFFICIAL.)
Coming in every day. Suits for men-good as tailor
made. For boys, as stylish as can be made. Children’s Suits
in many different styles. All at the lowest figure. Call in
| ELECTION NOVEMBER 68, 1906. |
BAILEY’S LARGE VOTE. Owing to the fact that the county is divided into two Legislative districts, the vote on that office will be | SLOES. see and price them.
[found in separate tables.
WE Party designations are used as follo rs: Republican, R.; Democratic, D.; Prohibition, P.; Socialist, Ss
Ballots in Patton Proportionately Than | Socialist Labor, S.-L.; Lincoln, L.; Citi.ens, C., and Working Class, W. C. |
The vote on Auditor-General and Secretary of Internal Affairs is not given in detail, as they followed |
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| quite closely the vote for Governor. >
| y LADIES’ SKIRTS.
For Misses also. Extra Large Sizes.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
We always have a large stock on hand to select from.
HATS AND CAPS.
| Fall line now complete in all lines.
'Stein-Bloch Clothing.
B. KUSNER,
Working Class vote was a disappoint- | |
Next Door to Bank. PATTON, PA.
ment to the friends of Irvine and | Barnesboro, South | 2 p | |
Patton Democratic, the County | :
Was Republican. |
Popular Candidate for Congress Polled More
The largest shoe stock in Patton. That is why this
; ’ Toa store sells more than any store in Northern Cambria.
Any Place in the Entire District—Hub- Satisfaction guaranteed.
bard Received Nice Vote.
Lieutenant
Governor. |
Poorhouse | Jury
There isn’t much to tell about the
Director. Commissioner.
result of the election Tuesday outside
of what is contained in the tabulated
statements in this issue of the COURIEE.
Patton gave Democratic majorities all |
along the line, but the returns from |
the balance of the county show that |
this place was the exception rather
than the rule. |
Hubbard for the legislature received | Adams Township, No. 1
a splendid vote in his home town, hav-| Adams Township, Dunlo....,
ing a plurality over James of 216. Adams Twp., Gramiingtown 38 eh f hi wl 2 A |
Strittmatter also did well here, having | Allegheny Township. 34 “s oy § oy sr > |
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175 more votes than Sherbine. The | Brnesboro, North.
Governor. Congress.
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that quite a number outside of the
miners® were giving these gentlemen
their support. Irvine polled 208 votes
in Patton and Fisher 159. |
Bailey for Congress made a phenom- |
inal run here, polling about one vote
for every six cast. This is remarkable
when it is considered that he was run-
ning on an independent ticket with no |
organization behind him and on a bal-
lot that was so difficult to split that
many voters yoted a straight ticket
rather than run the risk of casting
a defective one. Blake, the Pennsyl-
vania blacksmith, polled 32 votes in|
the borough.
Thropp has a majority over Rey- |
nolds in Patton of 98 votes, the same |
number cast for Bailey. Strauss for,
sheriff has 217 plurality in Patton, the
Jargest ever given a county candidate. |
This was not due to any antipathy to- |
wards Griffith, but simply a protest
against the despicable methods that
forced Jesse E. Dale off the ticket.
Emery carried the borough by 117, |
while “Bob” Murphy’s personal pop-
ularity cut down Black’s plurality |
to 98.
ARRESTED INJITALY.
Assailant of Patrick Campbell is in the
Toils in His Native Land.
Monday morning District Attorney
Leech received a letter from the Italian
vice consul at Pittsburg, giving the
latest information concerning the case
against Francesco Imbesi, the Italian
who is accused of killing Driver Hays,
wounding Pat Campbell, and stealiing
nearly $3,000 in the famous Portage
hold-up a couple of years ago, and then
made escape to Italy with the money.
The letter says Imbesi has been ar-
rested in Italy and that letters roga-
tory for the taking of testimony in this
country were forwarded, but were
found to be defective and were re”
turned for correction. As soon as the
new letters are received testimony will
be taken and forwarded to Scala, where
Tmbesi lives, and he will be tried there
on the evidence taken in this country.
The information contained in the
official communication to District At-
torney Leech is borne out by private
letters received by well known mem-
bers of the Italian colony in Johnstown.
These letters further say that when
Imbesi was arrested in Italy he said
to his father: ‘I want you to take care
of wife. It is all up with me how.”
It is also said that on searching Im-
besi’s premises large sums of money |
| Barr Township, North.
| Barr Township, South..
| Blacklick, No. 1
Blacklick, No. 2....
Cambria Township.
Carroll Township, East
Carroll Township, North....
Carroll Twp., Northeast......
Carroll Township, West
Carrollitown Borough...
Chest Springs
Chest Township
Clearfield Township “
Conemaugh Twp., Lower. ...
Conemaugh Twp., Upper....
Cresson Borough. ...............
Cresson Township,
Croyle Township, No. 1
Croyle Township, No. 2
Croyle Township, No. 8
Daisytown Borough
Dale Borough
Dean Township
East Conemaugh, No. 1
East Conemaugh, No. 2.
East Taylor, No. 1.
East Taylor. No. 2.
Ebensburg, Center Wa
Ebensburg, East Ward
Ebensburg, West Ward
Elder Township.
Ferndale Borough..
Franklin Borough..
| Gallitzin Borough..
| Gallitzin Township ...
Hastings Borough.
Jackson Township, No. 1...
Jackson Twp., Nant-y-Glo...
! Jackson Twp., Vintondale...
Lilly Borough
Loretto Borough
Lower Yoder Township
Munster Township.
Patton Bor., First Wa .
Patton Bor., Second Ward...
Portage Borough.
Portage Township, North...
Portage Township, South....
Reade Township, E
Reade Township,
Reade Township,
Reade Township,
Richland Township
Rosedale Borough
Sankertown Bor....
Bcalp Level Borough...
South Fork, First Ward
South Fork, Second Ward...
Spangler Borough
Stonycreek Township....
Summerhill Borough...
Summerhill Twp., Nor
Summerhill Twp., South.....
Susquehanna Twp., North...
Susquehanna Twp., South...
Susquehanna Twp., West...
Tunnelhill Borough
Upper Yoder Township
Washington Township...
‘Westmont Borough....
West Taylor Twp., No.
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low price. With the former we have nothing to do—we
won't sell it at any price. But because we have and handle
nothing but the best brands is no reason why we charge more
for it. In fact, our reputation for standard goods at a low
figure is more than local. We believe in- a standard article
and also believe in selling it for what it is worth—and not a
cent more.
Beer? Of course the same policy obtains there too.
Nothing but the best—Duquesne and Piel—and the price is
right, too.
ED. A. MELLON,
PATTON, PA.
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On Wednesday evening the Patton | Third Ward... 4 40 ree ‘ gE 0X Tam 7 60 3 |
Basket Ball team defeated the St. | Fourth Ward.. - 2 : Z 88 i 3 64 {
o . in a wall plaved Fitth Ward He 259 2 3 118 21 |
Francis College team in a well played | gi ih Ward, No. 1. I ge
and interesting game at Loretto. The | Sixth Ward, No. 2...... 194 | 158 68
first half was very closely contested | Seventh Ward, No. 1. 160 ¢ 110
and ended 8 to-6 in favor of Patton, ! Seventh Ward, No. 2.. 137 5+ Of 18 81
: ond half b slow all Eighth Ward, No. 1......... 122 ¢ i : 43
but in the seco half by superior ail | Fiohth Ward, Roxbury... 3s oa) : =
round playing the Patton team won by | Ninth Ward He : A - 2 Re “1 Te : 0 193
a score of 30 to 15. | Teneh hifi iy f ] i i ol : 8... 49 We 0s. | pares for defence if in danger of attack. If you hada
The teams Wore lined up as follows: | divin Ward. ss = ie 49. Lf 8 ] 2 1 51 5 large purse of money you would not leave it loose in the
Loretto. ’ sitions, Paston. | Thirteenth Ward.. | 88... 34 .. - ; 100 87 i. 39 presence of thieves. Beas good to yourself as you would
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Bearer R. F. ” : to your money. Disease germs lurk about and sneak into
Simpson | Fifteenth Ward... - ah Bi al 5 20 ve
Hickey C. Rees| Sixteenth Ward . 3 ese { wef 78 ie 3181... your system at the first opportunity. Then where is your
L.G Dill Seventeenth Ward, No. 1.. 36, 210 27 191 § | 19] 198 33] 2 87 1 health? Iti pa cs : .
Cresswell oe ton | geventeenth Ward, No. 2. I 28 147 60 24 180 or 92 183 61 B81 135 64 good health? It is gone perhaps forever. Protect yourself
Mellon R. G. G. Bender Eighteenth Ward iP 24 121 21 98 103 20 106 5 21 45
Sustitutions in seconal half: Loretto Nineteenth Ward. : 22 33 129 38 30| 128 ? | 120 23 194 3 34 12: 28
Tierney for Hickey, Bender for Cress- Trane Ww ard “ ox a 127 3 20] 119 B53 wel 111 14] 125 42 20| 3 48
well. Patton—Dinsmore for Dillen.| ~ owy-arst War Gs 5 1¢ 10] 91 90 10 92 1112 9% 9
Referee, Diyine. Time of halves, 20 Totals 8075 6807 585 S738 5924 491] 8093 4833 2003 330 8118 7011 427| 8588 5593 642| 8585 5764 668 Yq 9 I ) ™
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Wanted—Young man wanted for in-
side work. Call on or address the
North Star Laundry, Patton, Pa.
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Be prepared for the season’s changes. ‘‘An Ounce of Pre-
vention is Worth a Pound of Cure.” is one of the old say-
ings which contains a world of truth, Don’t wait until the
hearse is called before seeking relief. A good sailor shortens
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from disease by wearing a chest protector during this
changeable weather. For sale by
The tabulated statement of the vote in the Second Assembly District will be found on
the fourth page.
| PATTON, PA.