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Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

Surely the Easter rabbit knows its
business better than the hen, since the
eggs it lays come ready boiled.
Always tell the girl you love that
you love her in the same way and in
the same words. That is the one oc
casion where originality and conse-
quent variety would be extremely III
advised.
have been told that every crime
carries with It its penalty. True.
And not infreguently 1t carries that
penalty out OF the reach OF justice.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

Talk Of idealism versus materialismI
One onion can fetch more tears than
ten tragedies.
To be happy means to need little.
To need less than little means to be
dead.
As rule It is at the very time Folly
picks out to mock the chap who has
slipped on q banana peel that Destiny
sends 3 street car to run over Folly.
Raised in ell climates ladders and
umbrellas.
A Judge must expect to be judgee
By the way he judges.
A telegram ls one thing that uevel
goes without saying.
The sprlngtlme breezes are turning
many new leaves just now.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01
That me- FeeIInp. .

If You are languid, depressed and in
capable for work. it indicates that your
liver is ont Of order Herbine will as
sist nature to throw of headaches,
rheumatism and ailments akin to nerv-
business and restore the energies and
vitality Of sound and perfect health.
j. J. Hubbard, Temples. Texas. writes,
March p, 1902 II have used Herblne
for the past two years. 1t has done me
more good than all the doctors. When
/ feel bad and have that tired feeling,
take q dose OF HeFbine. It is the best
medicine ever made for chills and
fever" Scots bottle. Sold by ]. e
Lyleg.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

There is no way 90 rough but tt at
the light OF Friendship will not be a
star in the night Of 1t. Friendship is
not a name-it is an Illusion.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

Even il happiness is a dream, we
should ct leact thank God that, here,
we have the sweetest dreams-some-
times.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

In one OF the magazines a writer
discusses the detection of invisi BILE
writing. We have found that writing
is usually visible, but the trouble is the
ideas are often not.
Okolona messenger., 1904-06-01

Where Mr.. ]. P. Morgan came inn
is a sub-head in an article on the Pan
anna Canal. There Is q general belief
that he came 10 wherever the money
was.
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KNOW. that Bert fullcfs mankincr 1901
refused 20 work ana that There would he
no race between him and Barney Oldfel1
Inc crowd won't down TO the track Ia
sec rhce-nOt a mere exhibition. a race
WIS advertised. and positive assurance
was given that 800 would be IN working
ORDER hut when the time arrived 10 start
No program something went wrong with
the blg. machine and tho combined ef-
Iorls Of half q dozen auto cRpertg failed
10 bulge the thing from the stall ID docs
seem strange that machines of this Kind
VIII work nicely until Just before race
and then balk
er was ON hand, however and was ready
gram
Barney reoIcd on several miles ON his
Green Dragon the best mile being made
IN IAN This time was caught by men
whQ aan ten The time. and there was
nothing 'phony' about Il lie rounded
the difficult curves In q most graceful
manner ana demonstrated that al All
chine.
Charley Burman. who travels with
Oldheld, gave an exhibition with Barn.
neys touring car stripped and covered
q mile IN 1924 2.j, which Is going pretty
10y I9r mat KIND Of 9 car This beats
bert Fullcrs time Of l:2G
There was a three mile race between
touring cars one NJ which belonged IN
Henry Mccormick This machine, driven
by Earl Stalcy, won easily II was then
matched against a big 4.h0rsepowcr Win
ton but was beaten by narrow mar
To the scrap heap with m9 Fuller
should spend about one hour and n halt
pounding the machine with a sledge ham.
mer. II may have been a great racer In
liS time, but Il is getting TOO old for
these fast times and should be sold for
eld ifon, even though the Junk man maybe
bunCOed
The few persons who i0urneyed down
70 CaldeTs park Yesterday afternoon were
FOOLED again Some persons who did not
thoroughly understand tho situation
thought that Bert Fuller had been frost.
bitten IN the nelghb0rho0d Of HIS under.
plnnmg, but 10 saw this would be doing
Fuller rank Injustice he could not
make the machine work ana that's all
there was 20 IL Ohdeld could not bo
blamed either But II there are any re.
sponslble persons they are those who
managed the aNoir or rather mlsman-
aged H. Three times the public has maid
70 see auto races, and three times they
did not see them. Il Is now about time %
can halt
Yesterday Oldncld and Burman gave
exhibitions as they did tho day before.
but the time was much slower owing ~
the poor condition Of the track
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RICH COUNTY.
Woodruf'Shows 1903 for Howell
And IS for Powers.

The following are the returns from
Woodruff. Electors. CR). iOE Electors
D), 80. Congrcss-llowcll. CR) l03
Powers, CD. IS. Governor Cutler
B), g9 Moylo. D). a. secy Of STATE
-Tngey R), lOi Harmon. D). a.
nthl h-ncm2ndTAa aaoy)R en.eitscJI
Justice Of supreme Court-Straup. CRl.
l02; Varian. 90, 3d. Attorney General
-Sreeden, R), l03. Wilson. %. 81.
state Auditor-Edwards, R), lO5, Gel
gar cd, 80. SuptN Public Instruction
Nelson. RI, l0l Porter D1. 99
District Judge Vaughan, R). gl
Hart, Cd, IS. District Attorney
Holton tR). %, Nebeker D). a.
State Senator Third District-Waltop.
dl), IS. Rich, co.., g. State Repre-.
Third Distrlct-spencer. tR)
30. McKinuon n), 49, County Com.
missioner Four Year Term Eastman.
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SEVER COUNTY.
Not a Single Name Scratched ut
Aurora by Anyone.

The following are The returns from
Venice ElnctOw Republicans 2G.
Democrats e. Congressman. Howell.
20 q, Powers o. 26. Governor
Cutler, (R) q Moyle, DJ, g. Score
tary Of state Tingey tR), ej; Harmon,
OJ) 2j, state auditor. Edwards. OR.l,
%, Geiger DD, 25 State treasurer.
Christensen, 0ll 90, Wilson. d), Oh.
Attorney-general; Breqden tR), %.
Bagley %. g. superintendent OF
public instruction. Nelson. (R), 25:
Porter d., %, Judge Of supreme
court: StrluD (RD, b. Varlan, do
25. state senator, Tenth districts John.
son (R) %. Veater 90, 90 District
Judge, Sixth district Chidester WJ,
~; Hayes, ID, }S District attorney,
Sixth district Erickson, (R), q, Page,
'D), 20. Representative, Eighteenth
districts Hlwley, (R), 2i Tuft CD,
90 County commissioner four year
term Jensen (RD, 81, Bell. (D), 10.
County commissioner two year term.
Larsen (RO %; Wingct. ODD. o..
County clerk Magleby, (R). 25. Hood.
I'D, 25 Sheriff: Abbott (R), q; Cal
laway, Cd, 60 Recorder Cowey,
Ui) "a; Gottfredson Cd. &C. County
attorney Bean R), 9; Stewart. (D),
IL, County assessor, Scorup (RO 20.
Fairbanks, ID, 30. County treasurer
Lsuftlen, (R) 26i Ross. Cd, e. sur
yeyor. Ander,on, (R), q; Anderson,
o. %, County superintendent OF
schools jensen, (R), % Secgmiller
Cd 2V.
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WILLARD COUNTY.
Nationally Republican Victory
Democrats Win In County,

In Meadow, nationally Republican
politics prevailed, but Democratic ma.
ioritles were frequent IN the county
ticket. Roosevelt received 10, and PARK.
er rs. Howell fen three short, rece'y-
ing only CT against a for Powers cut.
Ter polled stlll lower. getting 81 against
"A Tor Moyle. For district Judge Green.
wood GA received Gs, while Knox
polled only &c. Black CD) for county
commissioner (short 'term) received n
against 81 for Hopkins (2), For coun.
~ clerk, Day (DD polled "A against q
for Chopper CR). Sorenson Cd for
county recorder received 49, against %
for Kelly o. For county attorney
Giles % pollod 80 against 25 Tor
Jukes CR) Rogers tDl for surveyor
received CT, against AZ for Burbank (R),
and for superintendent Of schools Ben.
nett Cd received 20 against 80 Tor Fin-
llnson (R),
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FILLMORE

Fillmore went Republican as far az
the national and state tickets were COM
cerned The Democrats, however saved
some from the landslide Joshua Green
wood district Judge George Chopper,
sherlff Esta Sorenson recorder, Rufus
Day county clerk; Joseph S, Giles,
county attorney Willard Rogers, sur
veyor, and Edward Bennett assessor,
being the only Democrats 10 be elected.
The presidential electors polled Re-
publican 9S5. Democratic Cos,
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(R). II. Can. CD). GO County Commit.
sIoncr Two Year Term-Price. CRl On,
kennedy Cd, &C. County clerk Nor
ils tR) A South OD). %, County
shoriIl 3D. Eostman l4D SO, Hodges.
Qp), 80 County Recorder Wilson.
Ord, 1902 shelby Cd. 3S County
Attorney Ncbeker BD. o., Bentley.
%, ~ County Assessor -sattor.
thwaltc. B), So Alley 90. JG Coun-
~ Treasurer-Iauser( RD. So; Rex.
40, 42 County Surveyor Reed. OID.
80; Reed CD. 0S County Stunt of
Schools-Morgan, CR). So. Weston. 90.
05' Lee OBJ a. nstoble-Asht0u.
dtD, llli Eastman, %, 30.
II j.
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TIE LTNE.Up.
All lInllnys-
Other Football Scores.

AZ Kansas City-Haskell Indians, "A;
Nebraska, G. 80
w Annapolls-Nayy, .. University OF
AZ West Polnt-Wost Point, Al; New
lQfk University, O.
uA' Evanston Ills, -Northwestern, l2;
,a az Indianapolis -- Purdue, "a; Indian
a, Columbia Mo st. Louis University
~ University OF Missouri D.
Az FIoWdence- Brown. II; Colby. 0.
s,My IeTr Haute, lnd.--Rose Polytechnic
h4rlham College. T.
AZ Iowa cry, la,-IOwa, CO: Grinuell O.
.M Tleleland-Western Reserve, 4; Den.
t.n University n
eM Delaware Cease School OF Applled
Ii'' 1igS,es Cleveland, S Ohio Wesleyan
,A columbus. Washington and Jef.
''NisO1 =, ONO Medical University a
s,Ms VeeTln. O.-Oberlin College, 4. Ohio
s4le University, Q - O'''N
1M SyIacusc--syracuse University. 20,
ton q Oieson' III washing
AID enyer-unlversity Of Colorado 81.
NguNeI University. O. w.
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JuAB COUNTY
Returns from Several Towns
showing Republican Victory.
Following are further complete re-
turns from Juab county;
PETERSON.


turns from Juab county;
PETERSON.
The following are the returns from
Peterson Electors, (R.), AZ: electors.
o., q Electors, Isl. 80. Congress
Howell CR), ~; Powers, (D0. %.
Schock, 81, 80 Justice supreme Court
--Suaup, R), 40; Narlan, CD, 20,
Goodwin. Isl 81. Northumberland.
OkJ. IS; Moyle, d., 20. Kaufman,
Isl, IS. Secy Of State--Tingey. (RD,
~: Harmon, (D), 20; Porter, Isl. 81,
Attorney General Breeder. (RJ. AZ;
Bagley, (D) q; Randall. Isl. 3s
Auditor Edwards. RI, AZ; Gelger.
d.. n MclAchlan. Isl. 81. Treas.
urer-Chrlstensen. RI, Al; Wilson.
%. q: Arilson, (S.). 81. supt of pub.
lie Instructlon--Neson. (R.), Al: Por.
ter. o.. 90, Lewis. 50, 81. District
Judge, Second judicial DIstrlct-
Howell. R), iS; Rolapp. d., %. Dis.
trict Attorney-Halyerson, RI. a.:
Horn, (Dl, q. state Senator Third
Disirlct-Walton. CR), 49,; Rich, Cd.
Is state Observation-Disclosures
(R) $50 Francle, Cd. 3; Rasmussen.
50. 80. Commissioner, Four Year
Term-Toone, (R). 81 Durrant, (D0.
a. Void 80. A. Commissioner Two
Year Term-Crlddle, (R) 80, Hopkln,
R) 20; Thurston, (S), i2. Sheriff.
Robinson, QR), AZ, Rock. Jr, D).
IS; Corridor. 50, 80. Theasurer-Crouch'
R) 81 Rawle, Cd, 80. Bohman'
Isl, 49, Clerk-Conde. CRD, p; Robl.
son. CD, ~; Dawson, 81, IS. Re-
oorder-- Helnes Qt). "a: Ellington, D.),
q, Farley, Cs), 81 Attorney -Johan-
sen CRD, 81; stewart oh IS, Green
(s). a. surveyor Anderson. (R.). 80:
CLARK, ID, "a; Anderson, (s,). 80.
Assesor-Brough, (R), 80; Giles, TD),
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COLUMBIA vs. CORNELL
Former Defeated the Latter by o Score
Of Twelve 90 Six,

New York, Nov i2.-Columbia brought
the football season to a happy finish TO.
day by defeating Cornell IN ne annual
game Y TO .. The local team displayed
wonderful Improvement in form, and It's
entire play was characterized by snap
and dash,
At the opening Of the game Columbia
went az Cornell on the lump and forced
the ball to Cornells onG-yard line. where
Il was lost on downs Later on Columbia
showed superb defense by taking the ball
from Cornell when II was close to the
New Workers goal There was no scor.
ing IN the first half but IN the second
Columbia early made touchdown
Then Cornell got one and the score stood
6 TO s against Columbia a safety Tor
Cornell put Columbia once more In the
lead, the score being to 8. Columbia
never relaxed and made one more touch-
down by hard, aggressive play.
Touchdowns, Thorpe DUEL. Halliday,
Goal from touchdown Halliday Safety
Columbia, Umpire. Armstrong, Yale;
referee. j. c, McCracken Pennsylvania:
head lnesman, S. McClave, Princeton,
Times Of halves, IS minues.
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MONTICELLO

with one precinct polling a votes not
heard from the result stood. Roose-
welt 40, Parker IS, Debs /; Howell los,
Powers 49, Cutler los, Moyle ~, The
Democrats polled a majority for two
Offices, Adams (D) for county commits
sioner dong term receiving &c. against
Bailey's (R) 1O' and Rogerson Cd Tor
county clerk, polling So against II for
Wade R). The vote Tor superinten-
dent Of schools was a tie. each candi-
date recelNinR "a
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ASTONISHING RESULTS
Follow Each Now Discovery Of Science.


The great strides that medical science
has made IN the last few years Il due
10 the germ theory. When the germ OF
a disease has been discovered the doc.
tors have not been slow In finding
drug to kill It, In few Years Il win
be rare 10 find a bald.headed man or
woman, The falling out OF hair is due
to dandruff germ, and now II has been
discovered how 10 kill this germ The
remedy used Is called Newbro's Herpi-
eide. It's success has been marvellous
Not a failure has been so far reported.
Il Is also delightful hair dressing free
from oil or sticky substances. Try Il
and be convinced OF lts actual merit.
Sold by leading druggists Send Toe In
stamps for sample % The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit, Mich. z. c. NJ. l.
Drug Co. Special Agents
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UTAH, IDAHO, THE WORLD.

UTAH IDAHO, THE WORLD,
Three new maps. Just Issued. Utah
End Idaho on one side, the World on
the reverse side. including population
OF countries and towns according 10
the 1900 census, with a brief sketch OF
every country IN the world Size 27x
3ils Inches yalue 1jcents, sent to any
address for Csc, Address Deseret News
Pr0k Store salt Lake city, Utah
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SAN JUAN COUNTY.
Monticello and Bluff Give Big
Republican MajOrities.
Returns received from San Juan
county to date are as follows.
BLUFF.

Roosevelt received g. Parker o, How.
Ell 80, PcSers II; Cutler SO, Moyle l2;
straup IS, VaHan ~ Two Democrats
received majoritles- Rogerson for clerk
getting Is against q for Wade (R), and
Adams tD), for county commissioner
dong term polling "a against i6 for
Bailey (R).
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WITH THE BoWLERs.
During the Week the Tuxodos Gained
on the Leading Team.

During the past week the race In tho
bowling league has been quite exciting
and close The TuXcd0s and Brllianta
have been fighting Ter first honors. and
the fancy dressers have been crowdng
the Brilllants pretty closely The Tuxedos
are now only 1 per cent behind the lead
ers and they promise TO overcome that
during the week with something 10 snare.
Following Is given the standing OF tho
teams, their averages and the averages
Of the Individual players:
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IEvAN.

The following are the returns from
Ieyan. Electors, (RJ 1853, electors Cd,
rs, electors 50, s. Congress, Howell
(R), li9; Powers Cd. 16; Schock 81,
5, Hiles az, p Governor, Cutler, (R),
IA, Moyie (D), ST. Kaufman 81, s.;
Ferry "a, /. Secretary OF state, Tin
gey (R), 100; Harmon CD. 76 Porter
81, s; James (AJ, ?. State auditor,
Edwards (R,), las, Geiger ID, Is Aic-
LQchlan 80, S; Rogers (A.), ?. State
treasurer Christensen RI, AS: Will
son Cd, a.; Orilson 81, 3, Armstrong
tA.), 2. Attomey-general, Breeder RI.
NS Bagley %. ~ Randall 90, s;
Mcdowell (A), 2. Superintendent Of
public schools. Nelson (R), li9. Porter
D), Is Lewis 80, s. Judge OF supreme
court, Straup R), iiS. Varian Cd
rs Goodwin 50, s, Senator (Eighth
district, Callister (R), l45; Whitmore
CD.l 49,, Hobbs (S), 8. Representative
(Thirteenth district. Hopes (R), li),
Hutchinson 3D. ~, Zerker Isl, s.
District Judge Fifth district Knox
(R). 1i5, Greenwood Cd, 50; Wilkin-
son 50 s. District attorney. Melville
(R). Isl; Morris D) Il; Stevenson
years., Hassell (R), l45, Adams Cd,
81 Beagey 81, s. County commits.
sloner 1.-TWO years.. Ellertson (R), li0;
Foote D) 81, Hendrickson 50, S.
County clerk, Coleman (R), 80; Chris
Jensen. 1856 Hansen 50, s. County
sheriff, Whitehead RI, liS Lewis CD),
20; Stapel 90, s. Recorder CoWen (R),
li6 Chappell ODD, 15i Lundsteen 50,
~ County attorney Adams (R), re;
Pike ID, 81; Wheelock 50, S. County
assessor, Christensen (R), 1854; Bailey
(D) "a; Wing 50, 8, Treasured Chris.
Jensen R). 1907 Belleston d., n.
Sparks 50 S. County surveyor, Car
ter (R). l49, Reese d.. Is, Carter Isl,
g. County superintendent OF schools,
Sptrry tR), l3l. Christian ID, "a:
Miller 50 S. Justice OF peace, Hansen
(R, l0i Rasmussen ID, 1917. consta.
bic lvarson R), l2G Anderson (D).
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MONTICELLO

The following are the returns from
Monticello San Juan county;
Electors (RJ j3 Electors CD, %, Elec-
tors 80 I. For Congress. Howell (RD. IS.
Powers %, n Shock 81. f.. Hilos (AJ.
? Governor Cutler (RD. IS: Moyle co..
10; Ferry "a, T. Secretary OF State.
Tingey RD A; Harmon 10 no. James
a., g. State Auditor Edwards (R), l6:
Gelgels ID, 10, Rogers "a, 3. State
Treasurer ChrIstlansen R), 49, Wilson
Cd, 10; Armstrong "a. 8. Attorney Cen
elaL Breeder (Iti lb BagJey o.. 70;
Mcdowell al, O. supt OF Public lnstruc-
ton Neson (R) ~; Porter d.. %, Judge
Of Supreme Court, Straup RI. 49, Naran
%, %. Representative, Twenty-seyenth
District Lyman (RJ So; Reed Cd, o.
District Judge Seventh District LiWngs.
ton R), IS Erickson Cd, ST. District
Attorney Woods tR) g. Cherry Oh. D.
County Commissioner, 4-year term, Bailey
R), IS; Adams Cd, o. County Commits.
sloner, 2-year term Cunningham (R), %
Butt ID. 49, County Clerk and Record
en- Wade (R), A. R0gerson (D), 81
County sheriff and Assessor. Wood (R)
a, Perkins Cd, 80 County Attorney
Bronson tR), 70, Daley do, g. County
Treasurer. Jones (R). 90, HYDE CD. 70
county Supt Of Schools, Hammond (RJ,
$751; Butt ODD. 81
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ANOTHER CLASS GAME.
junior and Freshman Football This AZ.
ternOon.

sss AZ F, cas- game between the Juniors
Tlsy,5 '1l. .ln.en which should have been
cTmroireas Friday II being PLAYED on
ro5sm,,s, Neld THIS afternoon. The post.
M nsa. was made necessary because OF
lupl,s rj condition Of several OF the
thsi 4, PPs,a{eIs II is stated now, however.
DAVIS si,I,a seslns are IN tine shape for 10.
ioi NJ ft 5sISl ana q fast game Is looked
Juniors.
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UTAH ELECTION Reforms.

~. Olson, (s) 49, supt OF schools
Croft (R A. Fry o.. M Boh-
man, 50. i3.
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Tuxedos Beat Parkites

The bowling contest at Park City be-
tween the Tuxcdos and the Park CITY
team resulted In victory for the salt
Lake bunch the score being as follows
PARK CITY.
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Fresno, cal. Nov is.-This was Over
alIs day Fifteen hundred persons In.
Guiding an excursion load from Visalla,
his home town, ga within pitch one Of the
best games he ever twirled Fifteen
comutmers struck out on him. Oakland's
lone score was made by Francis In the
ninth after the game was Tacoma's
ScOre
R.HE.
Tacoma .-t..st ...t ..t,stl.to,ts.eA l
Batterles-oeryall and Hogan Duchan-
an and Stark.
Umpire Brown.
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IA now J, much will Fels-Naptha
,s se % ai your life by saving most of
q, : 'uDOIng and cutting wash
clothes life1 ''"''' 70 your
F''.S,p,Aa
~ Philadelphia
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SIGJrRI)

Presidential Electors-(R), 60. ID.
20; Howell (R). 90; Powers Cd. %;
Cutler CR), 50; Moyle DJ 90 Tin
gey R), 81. Harmon p). 2l. Ed
wards (R). 60, Golger fD). On;
Christensen (R), G2i Wilson %, 20,
Breeder tRD. Gil Bagley CD). q.
Nelson (R), 90, Porter tD) q,
Straup (RJ, 81, Varian 90, q john
son (R), 81; Veater D), n, Chldes-
ter CR), 50. Hayes Cd. 90. Erickson
R). 67i Page ID, q; Hawley (R),
&C. Tuft Cd, 20 Jensen (R). 81. Bell
Dl. q Larson R), 61; Wlnget Cd,
a Magleby (R), 81; Hood co., 81.
Abbott (R), 90 Galway Cd, ?3'
Cowley CR). 55; Gottfredson (D), q,
Bean (R), 81; Stewart % 90,
Scorup (R) 80; Fairbanks CDJ, 2S,
LaurItzeu (R), 6i Ross CD, 81, An
derson lR) 81; Anderson Cd, 81;
Jensen (Rl, CT; Scegmiller Cd, 81,
Dastrup (R) 81 Jensen (R), 60.
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'NoWD WAS DISAPPOINTED.

rulers 900" Refused to Race
n.. against Barney oldfleld, Wv
auto sD,s S1s q disappointed crowd NJ
park SstWr.dis.i,aAts down at Agricuin,roi
.a'uiuay afternoon when Il b s'sSr r ~,
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AURORA VOTED STRAIGHT.

Not a single person scratched az An.
rora but voted the ticket straight, with
the result that the vote stands Repub-
llcon, J2 Democratic, ~. aud Socialist.
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with the Ball Players.

San Francisco Nov. l8-The inabn-
ity Of Seattle 10 make hits when hits
would have produced runs, was the cause
Of the double defeat NJ the northern team
today. In the afternoon game Corbett
allowed only two hits and struck out
seven men Score
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-14
CARBON COUNTY
Socialist Vote Shows a Decided
Gain In Coal Camps,

The feature OF the election returns
In Carbon county is the growth OF the
Socialist vote In the coal camps
Following are some beIaled returns.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
PASTERS DELAYED THE
OPENING OF THE POLLS
Additional Clerks in Many
Districts to Put on the
Stickers

Many Of the polling places aid not open
this morning until o'clock and ia some
districts Il was even later when the vot-
ing started This was due to the large
number OF pasters which had to be put on
the ballots Some of the inspectors did not
understand that they had 70 do this work
and consequently instead of opening the
polls on time which Is 3 o'clock. they
had % put the pastors ON first. This took
considerable time and consequently when
the clerks were ready, there We're prob
ably fifteen or more voters waiting and
this caused some confusion.
Tho voters. however were patient and
no serious trouble resulted.
In many of the districts an extra clcrl.
was appointed. The i..Fpectors claimed
they needed an additional man 20 help
put on the pastors.
Evening journal., 1904-11-08
REPUBLICANS MAKE
BIG GAINS IN SUSSEX

I.ewcs. Nov S.-From estimate made
from straight and spit votes the follow
ing hundreds i'm Sussex county win give
Republican majorities as follows:
Cedar Creek. $50; North West Fork, i5O;
Baltimore $50; Lewes and Rehoboth. 20;
Little Creek close; Georgetown. rs. In
dian river, 100. Broad Kin, 40; Dagsboro.
20; Gumboro, 30: seaford, doubtful: Broad
Creek. doubtful; Nanticoke so for Roose-
welt