We failed to win Kansas by a few days of election, we were assured that Kansas was safe by a million. The final returns from there amazed us all. As to New Hampshire, it seems that a large number of Krem-h-Canadians developed there and voted the Democratic ticket. I do not say they have no right to vote. But we are making the returns very closely. Minnesota seems to be all right. I hope that we may not be better results from New Mexico and North Dakota.

Chairman Wilson had a long conference with Mr. Hughes at the Asiatic Hotel tonight. He again advised him to wait until after the official canvass is complete. Mr. Hughes probably will wait a few days. But, should the contest in California show that Wilson had the entire thirteen votes, it need provoke no surprise if Mr. Hughes, despite the advice of his manager, sends a congratulatory note to President Wilson and resumes the practice of law.

RISE IN PRICE OF STOGIES
The Manufacturers' Value of the Quality Smoke will be Cul.
CITIZENS, ARK., November.  The Wheeling stogie is to be shorter and higher. Manufacturers announced today that, because of the rise in the price of tobacco, beginning December 1, Pittsburgh's favorite smoke will be cut one inch, to six inches, and the price will be increased from three for 5 cents to five for 10 cents. Ohio factories are expected to adopt the same price system.

Cheering Crowd Packs Railroad Station to Greet Victorious Candidate. 