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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
As TO THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Acting Adjutant- General Geoghe-
van and his man Friday, III. M. H.
Innd evidently believe the end JUS
Hsos the means, when they override
law and custom in firing men, and
electing officers for the skeleton or
carnations of the National Guard.
The acting acknowledgement caused
some surprise by summarily dismiss
ing a lot of batterymen a few days
ago under an article of war providing
that court-martial should sit, but the
browning portion of the business was
in the holding of an election for Off
GERS with but nine men qualified to
vote, when according to law the or
ganization should have been mustered
out Nor was this the most impor-
tant feature of the affair. The cleo
ton, which by all the ethics, should
have been made public, was a dark
lantern affair, conducted by Colonel
Lund, and nine votes only were cast.
Think of battery electing officers
with nine men. Wouldn't that jar
you?
The result of the election was the
selection of Hyrum A. Barton for cap
tain, Sergeant H. w. Adams for first
lieutenant, while the position of Sec
Ond lieutenant was left vacant. Why
this should have been done when
there were six more men in the line of
promotion is one of the profound mys-
teries that attaches to the govern
ment of the guard by Geoghegan and
Lund Lieutenant Leonard, who has
declined to resign through the trou-
Bile, was given the go by, and will
doubtless resign, for business rea-
sons" Then another election will be
held surreptitiously perhaps.
Despite all reports to the contrary
Inc guard is in devil of a state. And
so lar as the showing goes it is hard
70 see how matters are going to be
improved The management of af-
lalrs Is such that almost all the ale
satlons of the knockers organ are
Uelhg daily proven and demonstrated,
YET the officials in charge rush blind
ahead in an effort to do something
save them from the embarrassment
VI small attendance at the coming
encampment.
at ruin Is in position to state that
T Ha are not at all rosy, as stated.
Despite the fact that the last legisla-
o oale acted more generously than any
tener body of like nature in the his
SSry OF Utah, the organizations are
s %, from being in good shape. They
a,o IN bad shape and we see no hope
ansau until there is a change of men
hO u Vi policy. This raw-h ad-and-
opmrU "". style of building up the
sualu Is not going to win, and the
t yUoner Governor Cutler finds it out
t a1 quicker there will be some salu-
Sinss changes. Whoever is advising
'nr Is giving him erroneous informa-
a,on ana he should make inquiries
"'T2ngother lines.
Guoua ought to have a National
'u Oh which the state could be
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-09-02
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

To visit the "Old Home" and the "Old
Friends" in the east and return to the
west, with as little expense as Is or
dinarily required to make the one-way
trip, has come.
Reduced Rates.
On May 9th and goth, Junes Sd,
9Th, 10th and 18th, tickets will be on
sale from Salt Lake city:
To Chicago and return ......,$44 5o
To Milwaukee and return -. 45.S
To Peoria and return ......... Al. 70
To st. Paul and return ........ 81. W
To Minneapolis and return 80. ~
Proportionately low rates will be In
fleet from all points in Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and Nevada 10
every section reached by the Chicago
& North Western lines.
For full particulars, call upon or al
dress
C. A. WALKER, Gen1 Agent,
Chicago & Northwestern Ryo,
Box $50, Salt Lake City, utan'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

lieved two weeks ago would have sub
sided before today
Hearsts forecast tonight claims Man
haitian and Bronx borough by 10000
plurality Brooklyn by 10000, Queens by
2OO0 and Richmond by 1000 Total
plurality $4,000.
The betting odds on Broad street curb
today were: Hearst. to 10 and to
10; WINS, to 6; Mcclellan, to 2ha.
The Sun estimates that $1,5O0,00O has
been wagered on the election so far. A
significant feature today was the plac-
ing of $2S00 bet on Hearst for a syn
dicate of twenty-siX policemen and two
firemen.
Walter Wellman, one of the many
correspondents from other cities sent
here to observe the situation, tele-
graphed his paper today that gigantic
measures are being taken here to de-
feat Hearst If necessary WINS would
be sacrificed to save Mcclellan.
Wellman says the rapid transit and
street car people, at the head of whom
is Thomas f. Ryan, were massing their
forces against Hearst and would spend
a million dollars. Wellman's statement
is easily credible here, where there is
already speculation as to the possible
consequences of street car strikes with
Hearst chief of police in Mulberry
street,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
INJURED GIRL
SLOWLY SINKING c
VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT
NEAR END
Death of Miss Edith Policy, Niece of
Mrs. Austin, Who Was Killed
In Sunday Nights Collision,
Hourly Expected

Miss Edith Policy. one of the victims
OF the automobile accident which oc-
CURED last Saturday night on East
First street near Evergreen cemetery,
gradually sank all day yesterday.
At an early hour this morning her
condition was so critical that she is
not expected to survive the day. Not
once since the accident has she
opened her eyes or for one moment
rtgained consciousness.
DIR. A. j. Downs who has her in
charge. says that she cannot possibly
recover.
Miss Policy sustained a fracture of
the skull and terrible concussion. 1t
IL from the latter that she is gradually
dying. All day yesterday the physi
clan i'm charge and nurses at the Hos
pital of the Good Samaritan, where
she was taken after the accident,
worked over the young woman, as
sisting respiration and administering
restoratiVes. No medical aid has been
spared to nurse the girl to a state Of
consciousness, but all efforts toward
that end have so far been unrewarded.
An inquest on the body of Mrs. IL.
4. Austin who was killed In the same
accident IN which Miss Policy was In
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
SALT LAKE ELECTIONS
President Smith of Mormon Church
Takes No Part
BY Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
. SALT LAKE, Nov. 6,-At the close
of the municipal campaign tonight the
first authoritative statement as to the
attitude of President Joseph F. Smith
of the Mormon church was published
in the Deseret News, whose editor,
Apostle Penrose, is supporting Mayor
Richard M. Morris (OemocraD for re-
election. This announcement states
that President Smith is not interfering
in the election and says that "all citl-
zens are perfectly free, so far as he Is
concerned. to vote as they choose, and
he has no counsel or advice TO give
them in relation TO the matter"
United States Senator Apostle Reed
Smoot is supporting Chief of Police
Lynch, Republican candidate who is a
Gentle. The betting tonight is to 1
against Morris, with lynch and Ezra
Thompson, the anti-Mofmon candidate,
in about equal favor
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
INTERESTING IN CLEVELAND
johnson, If Elected, Will be First
Three-Term Mayor
By Associat ted Press.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 6.-The mayor-
atty campaign in this city was of mn
usual interest because of the precedent
which Mayor Johnson's reelection will
establish. No mayor has served for
longer than two successive terms Mr..
Johnsons opponent is William H.
Boyd, Republican.
The Municipal association, an organ
ization composed of prominent citizens
whose purpose is to investigate the fit
ness of candidates for public office and
publish its findings, issued a bulletin
on respective candidates for the mayor
atty recently. OF Mayor Johnson's ad-
ministration it said:
'The association has not heretofore
supported Mayor Johnson because il
was not at one time convinced of the
sincerity of his expressed purpose to
give Cleveland clean, progressive ad-
ministration.
His administration has, however,
demonstrated the sincerity of his state
ments. The character of service rem
dered and of officials responsible for
this service has been placed upon a
higher plane than at any time in the
history Of our city. His administration
has been business-like, free from graft
and such as to give our city a notewor-
thy position compared with other mu-
inequalities in this country"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
AMERICAN MISSIONARY ADOPTS
HAWAI- HATSU, JAPANESE MAIDEN

years later and since that time the
Japanese girl has been educated in
English schools.
Yesterday Miss Harrison petitioned
for the adoption of the child. The girl
desired it and so did the missionary,
and the court looked down at the
earnest little face of the foreigner and
smiled
"tiow old is she?" asked the judge.
Seventeen years, months,p came
the prompt answer.
And the judge looked startled as he
surveyed the child. She was hardly
more than three feet hin, and her
dresses barely reached her shoe tops.
She might have been IA years of age in
the eyes of an American but she pos
sessed the true trait of her race and
she laughed back at the judge just as
though she had been six feet tall.
The child will he called Cora J. Har-
rson and will live with her foster
mother, who is a teacher i'm the Broad
way Christian church.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

Thousands Of miles away from the
parents, whom she has never known,
surrounded by white people who have
cared for her with such devotion as to
make her life one long dream of hap
piness, Hawai- Hatsu, little maid from
far Japan, yesterday decided that
America and its people were good
enough for her and accordingly,
through the help of Judge Conrey in
department 2 of the superior court, she
became the legal daughter of Miss
Gala Harrison, missionary.
The little girl was given to Miss Har-
rison by her parents fifteen years ago.
At that time Miss Harrison was a
missionary in the province of Otigo,
Japan.
The girls mother was student at
the chapel and when Kawais father
was stricken with paralysis and Grip
pied for life the baby, then years OF
age, was handed over to Miss Harrison
to rear as a missionary.
Miss Harrison came to America some
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
FIGHT AGAINST HERRlck
Churches Have Kept Up Vigorous
campaign to Defeat Him

ChurcneS rave kept UP vigorous
campaign to Defeat Him
BY Associated PRESS.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 6.-On the eve
of the election the indications point
to a remarkably heavy vote. Sue
cessors to the Republican incumbents
as governor, lieutenant governor, at
torney general, state treasurer justice
of the supreme court and member of
the board of public works are to be
chosen, also members of both houses
of the Legislature and officials of the
leading cities.
The campaign against the reelection
of Governor Herrick began months be-
fore his denomination, and has been
carried on so vigorously by the Anti
Saloon league that many Sunday night
sermons became political addresses,
the speaking campaign not being end
ed when the party organization meet
ings closed Saturday night. That there
are reflections from Herrick the Re-
publican managers admit, but they
claim that enough new adherents have
been secured almost to balance the
loss.
Two years ago Myron r. Herrick
was elected governor over Tom L..
Johnson by plurality of 1882 and
last year the plurality for President
Roosevelt was 5,421 while Secretary
of State Laylin had 230, ,3S9 plurality.
The full registration figures this year
are unknown, but in nearly all sections
of the state there was a pronounced
gain over the registration of two years
ago and very little short of the big
figures of the presidential wear.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
CLAIM GUILD WILL WIN,
Massachusetts Republicans Expect He
Will Be Elected

By Associated Press,
BOSTON, Nov. Massachusetts will
elect state officers tomorrow. The Re
publican party claims the election of
Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild, jrr
for governor, over Charles w. Bartlett,
the Democrat nominee, by a large plu-
rality, and while predicting also the
election of Eben S. Draper its nominee
for lieutenant governor, admits that his
plurality will fall behind that given to
Mr. Guild.
The Democrats go as far as to claim
the election OF Henry M. Whitney,
their nominee, for second place, by a
large plurality, and express confidence
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
JEROME DISCOVERS FRAUD
Plan Was to Issue Circulars GIVING
Wrong Directions
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-District Att
torney Jerome, at the final rally Of his
supporters in Cooper Union tonight.
made sensation when, on reaching
the platform, he exhibited a plate
from which, he said, he had just dis
covered circulars were about to be
printed purporting to be issued by the
nominators and containing directions
for voting for himself, which, if fol-
lowed, would have invalidated practi-
cally all the ballots cast for him. The
city, he said, was to have been flooded
tonight with these circulars, but the
plot was revealed to him by a man
employed in the printing shop in time
to stop their issue. The circulars bore
fac SMILES of the Republican and Je-
rome ballots and directed voters to
place their cross at the top of each
ballot. instead of at the top of the
Republican ballot and in the space
beside Jeromes name on the other, as
has been directed in all instructions
previously sent out.
Exhibiting the plate. Mr. Jerome
said:
II got this because there was a good
honest man in the printers shop, who
brought it to me when he found what
1t was. When l got there the press
was waiting to turn out thousands of
these circulars, signed Jerome Nom-
inators." advising the electors to vote
in such way as to have every ballot
cast for me void l did not do a thing
but stop them. 1t means one last de-
spairing effort of the boss. If the Re-
publican ticket is elected or the Num-
cipal Ownership ticket is elected or the
Democratic ticket, they keep among
themselves in way, but if I am elect
ed-your candidate, put in nomina-
ton by you over the heads of them
all-it means a revolution; it means
that the people once more will take into
their hands the powers that rightfully
belong to them"
Actresses were made by r. Fulton
Cutting, Rev. DR.. Slicer and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
HEARST KEEPS SHOUTING
Betting In New York Indicates Nc
Clellan Picked as
Winner
Special to The Herald.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--On the eve of
New Yorks municipal election veteran
politicians hesitate TO 60 on record as
to results. Out of the maze of uncer-
tainty and complications, however. one
thing is certain-the noise, hlatancy
and shouting which has marked
Hearst's campaign has continued right
up to the last moment. The respective
campaigns Of Mcclellan and WINS have
been gentle breezes i'm comparison with
Hearst's whirlwind, Which II was be-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Sharp Contest In Rhode Island
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 6.-The
conclusion tonight of one of the sharp
est political campaigns ever waged in
Rode Island found each of the domi-
nant parties claiming the election to-
morrow of its respective candidates
Tor governor, though it was conceded
that the result would be very close
Neither side would give figures. The
upper house of the legislature was con-
ceded to the Republicans.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Quiet In Hin lis
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. Collection day in
Illinois tomorrow promises to be a
quiet one, as party lines have not been
drawn very closely during the cam
paign, and the indications tonight are
that not over one-half the regular
number of ballots will be polled. A
member of congress is to be elected
In the Fourteenth district, to succeed
Benjamin F. Marsh, who died last
summer, and commissioners will be
elected in nineteen counties not under
under township organization. In Chicago
iVe judges of the superior court, one
Judge of the circuit court and a presi-
dent and nine members of the sanitary
district are to be chosen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Exciting Campaign in Maryland
BY Associated Press.

BY ASsOclated Press.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.--It is agreed
that the campaign over the suffrage
question has been one of the most ex-
citing and bitter in the history of the
state, the Democratic party, especially
IN Baltimore, being squarely divided
into two factions, the pro-amendment
forces being led by Senator German
and the antis by Senator Raynor and
Gov. Warfeld, with the Republicans
united under the leadership of Secre-
tary of the Navy Bonaparte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Criminals Released to Vote
BY Associated Press.

by AbsOcIdItu TIoSS. n :
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 6.-John Betz.
jr, was on the witness stand in police
court, having been arrested for the al
legged theft of his fathers watch, made
the statement that he and fifteen other
prisoners, whose sentences would not
have expired until last Saturday, were
released from the workhouse week
ago last Saturday in order that they
might register and vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

that William Berry will defeat Plum
mer. Berry is the Democratic nominee
and has the Endorsement of the Lincoln
party, Independent Democrats and
Prohibitionists,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
ELECTION FIGHTS
ARE ON TODAY
PARADE IN SCHMITZ'S .!0N0R
IS A FAILURE
Serious Trouble is Expected In Phila.
deIphia-McclelIsn Is Picked
as Winner Of New York
Contest

funds but both union and non-unlon
working men have rallied to our sup
port and we believe we will roll
up a magnificent majority for Mayor
Schmitz and the labor union ticket
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

= EFa-4 F-zs Il :. H. / = I-lf[.V5fa
phauc Endorsement. The four other
places on the state ticket are generally
conceded TO the Republicans.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Indiana Expects Heavy Vote
BY Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 6.-The lead
ers Of both the Democratic and Re
publican tickets tonight express con-
fidence in the outcome. A heavy vote
is looked for. i is estimated that
more than S2OO'0O0 has been wagered
on the result, with the odds Arm at
to 1 In favor of Mr., BookwalteP. the
Republican candidate for mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
Virginia Democrats Confident
BY Associated Press

~ AsooNidleu r-ISSS
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.--One hun
dred and fifty thousand votes are ex-
pected to be cast in the state tomorrow
when a full state ticket, members of
the general assembly and county and
city officers are to be elected. 1t is a
foregone conclusion that the entire
Democratic ticket will be elected that
party claiming majority of 2O,OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
T. A. Stoddard, st. Louis
BY Associated Pres

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Thomas "a.
Stoddard, manager of the st. Louis
clearing house, died yesterday after a
long illness, aged 76 years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Sir George Williams, London

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Sir George Will
liams, founder of the Young Mems
Christian association and president of
its London headquarters for twenty
years, died today. He was born in
1921,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

Everything you want you will find In
Dedia. One cent = word.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07

jured will be held at Q o'clock this
morning at the Pierce -Breese Bros. un-
dertaking parlorS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-07
L. L. RICHARDS
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