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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-06
NEBRASKA MAY
60 EITHER WAY
Chairman Thomas S. Allen Ex-
poets Democratic Land
slide.
FIGHT FOR CONGRESSMAN
CUMMINGS MAY BE DEFEATED
IN IOWA.

Lincoln. Neb, Nov. Both leading
parties held rallies at a number of
places in tie state tonight. the most
important being at Plattsmouth, where
w. J. Bryan spoke i'm behalf of the
fusion ticket.
Republican State Chairman William
Il. Rouse made a statement expressing
confidence in Republican success.
Nebraska" said Mr.. Rouse. will
elect the entire Republican state ticket.
viii send a good working majority of
Republicans in both houses to the Leg
islature, and VIII send a Republican
congressman to Washington from each
district"
Chairman Thomas 6. Allen of the
Democratic state committee said:
THE Democratic state ticket will be
elected. We will also elect a majority
of the legislature and four out of six
congressman. The campaign has beer
an aggressive one, and if the Demo-
Gratis so TO the polls, as we expect they
VIII, we should sweep the state I look
tor Democratic landslide"
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ILLINOIS BANK ROBBED.
Assistant Cashier Taken into Back
Roonn and Bound,

LaSalle, Ills, Nov. 5.-The Farmers &
Miners bank of Ladd, mining town,
was held up and robbed this afternoon.
The assistant cashier. J. ]. Hurley. was
alone in the bank. when two men entered
and, covering him with revolvers. ordered
him to throw up his hands The robbers
then marched him TO back room, where
they bound him. The robbers then helped
themselves to the cash and escaped. The
amount of their booty will be about $1,000,
as near as the bank officials were able
to estimate the loss tonight. One of the
two masked robbers guarded the street
door while the other scooped up the cash
Some reports say that the amount stolen
is $4,000. 1t was mostly in currency. The
robbers had been gone al hour before the
robbery was discovered and the impriS-
oned bank official released.
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Indiana Republican.

Indianapolis, Nov. with the state
ticket and the legislature practically con-
coded to the Republicans interest in to-
morrOws election has conferred in local
results and in the three congressional dis
tricts which the Democratic state organi-
zation claims are doubtful. These are the
First Second and Twelfth. 1t is believed
the Third and Fourth districts will elect
Democrats and the other eight districts
will return Republican representatives.
Chairman James p Goodrich OF the
Republican state committee claims the
state for the Republicans by $500. No
statement was made at the Democratic
state headquarters. Marion county will
use voting machines tomorrow and the
result in indianapolis will be known
early
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Betting on Democrats.

st. Louis, Nov. 5.-The close of the cam
paign tonight found both the Republican
and Democratic managers claiming VIC
tory in Missouri. The final estimate of
the Republicans was given out by Secre-
tary Joseph MCCOY OF the Republican
state committee who predicted that his
party would carry q majority of the six
teen congressional districts. elect q Re
Publican legislature ard carry the state
for the general ticket by majority
varying between 10000 and 1890
Chairman Evans OF the Democratic state
committee asserts that the Democratic
party will carry the state by not less
than 5000 majority. In st. Louis Demo-
Gratis are betting two to one that their
entire state ticket will ne elected.
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Kentucky Prospects.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 5.-The late hours
OF the campaign brought no change in
the calculations of the politicians as to
the races in Kentuckys eleven congress
sional districts. The Republicans still
hope to carry the Third, Fifth and pos
sibly the Tenth in addition to the Ninth
end Eleventh. which they now hold. The
Democrats assert they will retain all the
districts they have and hope TO regain
the Ninth
The Democratic primaries for a full
state ticket aud United States senator
ship. which will be held tomorrow, are
complcating the race for congress in this
(the Fifth district IS charges of impend-
ing fraud ana intimidation are being free
ly made by supporters of the aspirants
for the nomination for governor and sena-
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METCALF VISITING THE
PACIFIC COAST JAPS

San Francisco, Nov. 5.-Secretary
of Commerce and Labor Victor H Met
calf, accompanied by Consul K. Uijen,
of Japan, today visited the Japanese
quarter of the city and the oriental
school. in pursuing his investigations
into the exclusion of japanese pupils
from schools attended by white Chill
dren. The secretary luncheoned with
the Japanese consul and then went TO
the Japanese consulate, where he heard
statements and complaints OF japanese
restaurant keepers, who allege that their
business is being boycotted.
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JOHNSON IN MINNESOTA.
Strong Probability That the Cover
nor Will Be Reelected.

St. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 5.-The indica-
lions tonight are that a light vote will
be cast tomorrow except in the Second
congressional district and the city OF
MINNEAPOLIS. where more interests has
been taken in the campaign than any
where i'm the state In the Second dis
trict Congressman McCleary is making
a strong fight for reelection while in
Minneapolis. where municipal officers
also are TO he elected. the question of
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Nav Get Senator.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 5-Chafrman
Ball of the Newcastle county Republican
committee predicts a Republican victory
in Delaware tomorrow by about 5000 ma
jority and the election of Republican
legislature Chairman Bayard of the
Democratic state committee declines TO
make a prediction but says he Is hopeful.
Best Informed politicians think the Dem
ocrats may secure a majority in the leg
islature. even if they lose their congress
siOnaI and state tickets.
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saloon regulation has made the fight
an intense one.
Governor John A. Johnson, Democrat,
returned today from a speaking tour
throughout the state and expressed
confidence in his reelection. 1t is gen
orally conceded that the Republicans
will have a plurality Of $4,000 or more
on all other state officers. The Repub-
leans admit that their candidate for
governor will run behind the remainder
Of the ticket, but maintain that he will
still win out by about 10000 plurality.
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Bitter Fiuht Waved.

Nashville Tenn. Nov. 5.--The campaign
for governor in Tennessee mas been q bit
ter one between Malcolm r. Patterson,
Democrat, and Henry Clay Evans. Re-
publican. and tonight leaders of both
parties are expressing confidence. Repub-
Leans also predict a gain OF three con-
gressmen in the Third. Fourth and Eighth
districts. Democratic managers claim
that any disaffection the Republicans are
banking on has practically disappeared.
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AGED AMERICAN HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Mont De Marsan. Department OF
Landes., France, Nov. 5.-An automo-
bile, in which Justus c. Strawbridge, o1
Philadelphia, his wife, his sister-in-
law and a nurse were touring, met
with a serious accident today near
Biarritz. Owing to the breaking OF the
steering gear the car was ditched ana
overturned. Mr.. Strawbridge, who is
6S years old. sustained double frac-
ture of each leg. II was with diff
Guilty that he was extricated from un-
der the machine. The three women
were bruised. but not seriously injured
The members of the party were brought
here Doctors who were called in TO
attend Mr.. Strawbridge are hopeful o1
resetting his injured limbs success
fully. The chauffeur of the automo-
bile was not hurt
China Painting.
Lessons. firing orders Eve Snow, 5l6
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Outlook in New Mexico.

Albuquerquc y. NJ, Nov. 5-Indications
tonight are that New Mexico will return
a majority for joint statehood tomorrow
of from 5000 to 10000. Reports have been
received from all the counties Of the ter
ritory and indicate that with few eXcep-
tens the vote will be favorable TO joint
ure Later reports from Arizona would
seem to warrant the prediction that joint
statehood will be defeated in that terri
Il ~ bV a large vote
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BALLOTS WILL
TELL THE TALE
Continued from Page

ant developments since Saturday except
that the Socialists claim they Will show
gains over the vote of two years ago,
when they polled 5000 votes in the state.
Chairman Browne Of the Democratic
committee. and Chairman Maddox of the
Republican, each claim the election or
congressman and a majority on joint bal
lot in the legislature. The registration
shows a considerable falling off COM
pared with two years ago and the loss
Republican and Democratic parties.
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AGAINST Statehood.

Phoenix Ariz.. Nov. 5-The total =
istration in Arizona is $1,000 1t is eS-
pected that the vote will be about 2s CO.,
Those favoring joint statehood claim %
per cent of the vote. but their opponents
concede not to exceed 10 per cent. Demo-
Gratis claim Smith will be elected for con-
gress by 1000 and the Republicans claim
Cooper by small plurality. The labor
vote is an unknown quantity. II II goes
for Cooper the vote OF the Republ X
for Ainsworth will be offset. IL is claii.- j.
and Cooper Will be VICTORIOUS.
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Democrats VIII Win.

New Orleans, La, Nov. Tomorrow
election in Louisiana promises to be quiet.
1T is generally conceded that the Demo-
Gratis will win easily in the congressional
contests Chief interest centerS con-
stitutional amendmf 2. the adoption of
which would place rsonages. rectories,
etc. of church organizations on the tax
able list
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Liuht Vote in Florida.

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. 5.-The vote in
Florida is likely TO be light tomorrow.
though interest in the proposed drainage
constitutional amendment may draw more
voters than expected TO the polls. The
socialists have a state and congressional
ticket in the field. but the opposition is
not strong enough to bring out the full
Democratic strength.
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Rhode Island Uncertain.

Providence, r. l.. Nov. Both parties
are today claiming victory at the polls
sembly has been particularly keen this
year owing to the fact that a United
states senator is 10 be chosen TO succeed
I Senator Wetmore. The Republicans seem
! to be divided between Mr.. Wetmore and
! Colonel Samuel Colt, while the Democrat
1 ic party is united for Colonel r. r. God
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Albert J. Scare. the Democratic nom
inee for county clerk, is one of the best
known of the younger business men of
the city. He was appointed deputy coun-
ty clerk under ID. c. Dunbar. and made
an admirable record in that capacity. ia
miiiarizing himself with the duties Of the
office for which he is now making the
race. After his service as deputy clerk
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Surely Republican.

Seattle Wash Nov 5.-The campaign
closed throughout Washington tonight,
the principal candidates addressing meet
ings in their home cities. Republican
managers claim the reelection of Hum
phrey Jones and Cushman. their repre-
sentatiyes i'm congress. by at least 10000.
The Democrats hope to reduce the Re
publican majorities The Democrats
claim gains i'm the state legislature suffi-
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Apathy in Georgia.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 5.-The counter-ac
the apparent apathy of voters in tomor-
rows election, Chairman Willer of the
state Democratic committee has issued an
appeal that large vote shall be cast.
There is opposition only in the First con-
gressionai district to the Democratic nom
NEE. il is not expected that large vote
will be cast in any other district.
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Democrats Hopeful.

New Haven. Conn, Nov. 5.-Republi-
cans are confident Of maintaining their
majority of the last several years and
that Colonel r. s. Woodruff of this city
will be elected governor. while the Dem
ocrats express themselves as hopeful OF
success. The Democrats expect to carry
more congressional districts than last
year. and to show an increase in the
house of representatives. A greater eff
fort has been made this year than ever
before to enforce the corrupt practices
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Democrats Will Win.

Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 5.-The congress
sional campaign in Maryland really closed
last Saturday. Today was devoted by the
committees TO preparations for tonnor-
rows contest. The Democrats say they
are sure of carrying the Second and
Fourth districts, while the Republicans
declare themselves as equally certain of
winning the First. Fifth and Sixth. Both
sides claim the third. but in the opinion
of conservative politicians the Democrats
stand the greater chance of winning.
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Large Vote Apparent.

Raleigh y. c.. Nov. 5.--Indications
point to a large vote tomorrow and
Democratic majority exceeding 10000 with
the legislature Overwhelmingly Democrat
ic Democrats seem certain to elect nine
congressman with the Eighth district
doubtful. The only state officer to he
elected is a corporation commissioner, the
other balloting being for congressman,
judges. solicitors, the legislature and
county officers.
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Republican Victory.

Fargo. y. D.. Nov. 5.4The campaign
generally has been marked by unusual
lack OF interest owing to the fact that
the farmers throughout the state have
been too busy to pay attention to poll
tics. This argues that straight tickets
Republican, victory.
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HAD A CLOSE CALL.

"A dangerous surgical operation. in
volving the removal Of a malignant
ulcer, as large as my hand. from my
daughters hip, was prevented by the
application of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, .
GAYS A. C. Stickel of MiIetus, w Va.
Persistent use of the Salve completely
cured It." Cures Cuts. Burns and In
iuries. 25c at q. c. NJ. /. drug depart
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No Show for Democrats.

Detroit. Micn. Noy 5-The night be-
fore election in Michigan finds the Re-
publican party confident of the victory
of their state legislative ard congression-
III tickets Charles II. I<immerle, the
Democratic gubernatorial candidate, does
rot concede Republican victory. but
gives out no figures on an expected Demo-
cratic majority. Interest continues to be-
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in the Juvenile court here, he would
be compelled TO decline the position
He said, however, that he thought that
an arrangement could be made oy
which he could direct the affS iTs OF the
institute from Salt Lake.
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he became connected with the DinwOOdey
Furniture company. earning for himself
the confidence of his employers and i<e
regard of the business men with WHOM
he came in contact. Mr.. Scare has had
ample experience ID the county Clerk
office: he has had a splendid business
and office training; he is popular with
everybody who knows him ana there IS
every indication that he Will be elected.
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New Jer, in Doubt.

New York. Nov. 6.--rhe outcome OF the
election i'm New Jersey is in doubt, Chief
interest centers in the election OF assem-
blymsn who will elect successor to
United States Senator Dryden, who is
candidate for reelection.
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cient to insure the division OF the state
into congressional districts.
In addition to the Republican and DEM
ocratic tickets. the Socialists, Socialist
Labor and Prohibitionists have tickets in
the field
Interest centers on the legislative tick
ct, as the state senators elected tomor-
row will vote on the successor TO United
States Senator Levi Ankeny two years
from now. Both parties are pledged to
support direct primary measure in the
next legislature
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Pneumonia Follows a Cold

But never follows the use of Foley
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the cough
heals and strengthens the lungs and
prevents pneumonia. F. J. Hill Drug
CO. THE never substitutors"
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Ansle Picked to Win.

Charleston. s. c., Nov. 5:-The general
election tomorrow will be for state Off
GERS. in -luding governor. VI. F. Ans1e OF
Gre enville. nominated on local option
platform. as against tie dispensary cam
diGate. probably will be elected tomc.-ow.
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Outlook in Texas.

Austin. Tex. Nov. 5.-Every report re-
ceivod here tonight tends to show that
the voting will he light tomorrow. Pc
ports from the farming sections are TO
the effect THAI the farmers are manifest
imp little interest in the contests
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Republican by 10000.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Nov. 3.--Four amend
ments to the state constitution will be
voted on Tuesday. Republican leaders
claim a plurality for their ticket OF not
less than 40N00. Democratic leaders esset
It will be much less
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Vote VIII Be Iiaht.

Richmond, Va. Nov. 5.-In the con-
be light. The Democrats will carry. with
out doubt. all the districts except the
Ninth. which is now represented by a
RenubliCan.
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One Republican Candidate.

Montgomery. Ala. Nov. Except in
The Seventh congressional district, where
the Republicans have a candidate, there
has been no semblance of a contest The
usual Democratic majority in the state is
expected.
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TOOK NO ACTION.

of members of the former Moderate
party. for the purpose of selecting a
new party name and formulating a new
program, adjourned without taking ac-
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intense in Detroit in the street railway
franchise situation, and both Mayor
George p. Cold and his Democratic op-
ponent for the mayoralty, City Treasurer
Thompson, continued their campaign ua-
til well into the night. Codd advocating
and Thompson opposing the new fran
ctise for the Detroit United Railways
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ECkW EAR

Is an important factor in mems dress
We always have the smaftest.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co,
loo Main ST.
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Little Interest Taken.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. 5.-There is little
interest in the congressional elections to-
morrow as the Democratic candidates are
without opposition, with Indications for a
light vote.
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No License Campaign.

Concord. n. H, Nov 5.--The campaign
for no license and the close contest for
governor has practically absorbed all IN
ferest The Democrats conce6e the re-
election of both Republican congressman
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Arkansas as Usual.

Little Rock Ark. Nov. 5.-Arkansas to-
morrow will elect seven congressman. In
dications are that the seven Democratlc
nominees will be elected by large major
tiles
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The Sanitarium Baths.

Pending the installation OF new pipe
line. the swimming pools will be tenn
porarfly closed. Turkish and private
baths open day and night
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BROWN TO RUN
CITY OF BOYS
Salt Lakes Juvenile Judge Is
Honored by the Winona
Assembly.
PART OF THE INSTRUCTION
WILL SHOW socioLoeIsTs
METHODS OF WORK.

Chicago, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Richmond, Ind. says:
A boys town, populated by 800 boys,
policed by boys, differed by boys, and
for boys own pleasures and instruc-
ton. is to be an attraction at the
Winona assembly next year. The trus-
tees announced yesterday that they
had authorized Judge Willis Brown. of
the Juvenile court OF Salt Lake City,
to take charge of such a project and or
ganize a boys municipality.
The boys will have section Of the
grounds set apart for them. They will
live in tents. The city will be the first
Of its kind in the United States.
In connection with the scheme will
be a school for officers OF the Y. NJ
c. A. Sunday schools, public schools
Juvenile court judges and other stu.
dents Of the boy problem.
An offer to assume the leadership OF
the movement to organize a boys
town. With all municipal departments
represented, and all officers filled by
boys. was made TO Judge Willis Brown
a short time prior to his departure foi
sions of the National Juvenile Work
ers' Institute at Winona-
Prior TO leaving for the east, Judge
Brown stated that he did not ther
know whether he would be able to ac-
cept the offer, but that in the event
that it would interfere with his worf
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SKATERS, NOTICED

The evening session every Tuesday at
wasatch Rink will be society event
Admission so cents, skates 80 cents.
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China PAINTING.

Lessons. firing orders. Eva Snow. 81
Templeton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-18
ALMOST BLOCKED
Foreign Commerce Shut Out Almost.
From Manchuria Bq the
Japanese,

Pelsin June l7--Wi bspread and
growing Dissatisfaction Is being mani
tested by American aud European mer.
chants, banks and shipping firms
against the Japanese administration
in Manchuria Japanese occupation
under the Port mouth trea Y will con.
time until rCNt April and IN the
meantime foreign commerce is aim ST.
blocked
Foreign goods enter Manchrria
through The Port Of New Chwans.
where the regular Chinese customs
duties are levied. while he Japanese
import through Dalny and Anmng
without duty
Consul General sammons visited
Mukden and Aiming 10 arrange with
the Chinese the details Of he opening
Of those points 20 foreign trade under
the American treaty of 1908. Il g. be.
lieged the Chinese are insis ing on
regulation which would give China
greater control of foreign ser lebenfs
than IL the old treaty ports.