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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON LOSES
Heavy Swarthmore Team Wins
from Buff and Blue, II to 0.
Modern Football Not Employed
When Most OF the Gains
Were Made.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. Oct 20-The SWar,h-
more football eleven defeated tie
lighter George Washington team. Of
Washington. this afternoon on an eX-
tremely muddy field by tic score OF
i 20 O. The condition of the field mao
perfect play impossible.
Most of the gains were made by thc
use Of old-time methods II was only
due to SwartEmJrc's superior weight
that the Capital representatives were de-
feated Washington never menaced
Swarthmore's goal In the second haIi
.svart hmore attempted the forward pass
quite frequently but the Washington
ends we're nearly always prepared for it.
SWarthmoTe scored twice I'm the first
half and twice In the second period.
Swartlmore's first touchdown was the
result of "a series Of short-liuc plnges
by Pritchard and McDonough. and short
end runs by O'Brien. from their own %
yard Inc TO the visitors 1-yard mark.
where they were thrown for loss on the
second down. O'Brieu feigned a goal
from the feld but suddenly daried
around left end for touchdown. On the
kickoff Beard fumbled badly aud Row
lands picking up the ball, ran - yards
for a touchdown.
In the second half. after Swarthmore
had gained about 30 yards. they were
obliged TO punt. Stenerson caught the
ball back of his goal line and was
thrown for a safety. After Washington
had kicked out. Swarthmore brought the
bali back TO their opponents Z0-yard
mark. where they We're held for two
downs, when Warning dropped a goal
from the .J-yaTd line
The lineup,
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CORNELLS GREAT SCORE.
ithHcans OVerWheIm the BOWdOin
Eleven 80 10 o.

Ithaca. y. y, Oct 20-The Bowdoin
football team played here to-day for the
FIRST time. They held Harvard to two
tOuchdowns and played a good game.
With this reputation the visitors appeared
formidable and Cornels best eleven was
matched against them, until score OF -
had been run 10 and the scrub team was
put IN. The game ended with the largest
score ever made by Cornell against a
football team@-72 10 O.
Tie contest was one long series OF long
runs made by the Cornell back field. Two
touChdOwnS were made from kick-Offs
when Gibson and Earle ran the entire
length Of the field for scores. Cornell
made two goals from the field.
R0wdoil was unable to make a first
down, but during the early stages Of the
game forced Cornell to punt on two oc-
CaSipnS
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FOOTBALL SCORES.

Georgetown, Is; Mount St Mary's, O.
swarthmore. Il: George Washington. 0.
Western Maryland. 20; Gallaudet, O.
Yale. TO-: Penn State O.
Princeton. %: BucknelI T.
Harvard. A; Springfield. O.
West Point, Il; Williams. 0.
Pennsylvania. "A; Brown, O.
Cornell. y; Bowdoin, o.
Annapolis. L; Lehieh. O.
Colgate, .; Syracuse. O.
Holy Cross. O; Maine. O.
Lafayette. Is; North Carolina, 6.
Chicago, %; Purdue. 0.
ST. Johns. s; Franklin and Marshall. O.
Ames. II; Nebraska. .
Lafayette. IS; North Carolina. 8
Mount Washington. %; Maryland Agri-
ultllraI O.
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TEN POINTS FOR YALE.
Penn state Twice Gets within Ten
Yards of New Haven Goal.

New Haven. Conn, oct. 20-YaIe de
feated Pennsylvania State, 10 to O. to-
daysin "A pouring rain. Considering the
condition Of the field. play was fast and
there were few fumbles Yale got all
her points in the first half on a touch
down and field goal Knox made the first
touchdown after I'VE minutes OF play. and
Dimes made the field goal on a placement
kick from the Z5-yard line.
Pennsylvania State. in the second half
had the bali twice within 10 yards OF
Yalc's goal. Pennsylvania worked the
forward pass for many good gains and
nothing but Yale luck prevented her
scoring The Iine-lID-
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WAKEFIELD WINS GAME.
Governors son Makes G5-Yard Run
for Touchdown.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, oct. zo-St. Johns Col
lege, Of Annapolis. won its nrst football
game of the season here this morning.
its victim being Franklin and Mar
shall College. Of Lancaster, Pa, and
the score. S 10 g.
Edwin Warheld. jr, son Of the govern
or Of Maryland. saved the day for St.
Johns. The teams played the twenty
minutes Of the first half without a score.
On the first play after the kickoff OF
the second half, however. Warfield. who
played at half back for St Johns was
given the ball and he broke through the
left side Of the opposing team and made
a brilliant run OF 81 yards for a touch
down. B0sley kicked goal.
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HARVARD TRIES OUT PLAYS.
Crimson Piles Up Big score on the
Springfield Training school.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct s0.-Harvard
beat Springfield Training School to-day by
Il to 0, making thirty-eight points in the
last half
The game was the real beginning Of the
strenuous season, and the playing Of
Harvard came in for closer inspection
under the circumstances. The double
pass which Harvard had carefully pre-
pared in practice received a substantial
trying out and its value was under test.
The defensive tactics in which the men
had received instruction during the week
came 10 naught
Capt. Wright. Of Springfield, proved to
be one Of the best individual players seen
in the Stadium this year
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Armour Buys Toledo CIub.

Cincinnati. Ohio Oct. president
August Hermann. Of the Cincinnati Ma
tional League ball club. today disposed Of
the Toledo Baseball Club. which he also
owned. to former Manager William AZ
mour. OF the Cleveland and Detroit teams.
receiving $1,000 a share. the par value
for twenty-six shares. Tho deal was
closed after a conference in this city be-
tween Hermann, President Ed c. lilo.
Of the Toledo club. and Armour. Grillo
VIII retain the presidency.
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Springfield
Field Trials at Laurel.

Special to The Washington Herald
Laurel Nd. oct. 20.-Tne members Of
the Maryland and District Of Columbia
Field Trials Association have accepted an
invitation from Henry T. Frost. of the
Laurel Game Protective Association, TO
meet i'm Laurel On November p. -, and p
The trials will take place near Laurel.
Frank NJ Finley. Of Washington has
opened a bureau Of information in regard
TO the trials. The Laurel Game Protective
Association has purchased and put out
over 500 worth of birds on lands within
radius of FIVE miles Of Laurel. and they
have tbrived, and many covies resulted.
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West Point Wins Hard game

West Point, \. " oct. -0-In "a ho.Iv
contested football game here between
West Point and Williams College the
army won by Il 10 o. West Point could
not make much impression uoon VII
liams strong line, and their principal
gains were by 10 and 20 ward dashes.
lei made a touchdown in the first half
but missed goal. In the second half
t0uchdcwns were made by Moose and
smith. and two goals were kicked by
Mountford.
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Richmond. Va. Oct. 90.-Tbe football
game scheduled here for to-day between
Hampden-Sidney and Richmond College
WAS cancelled because the faculty OF
Hampden-Sidney declared the studies Of
the team more importan; than the Vir-
ginia college football championship.
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PRINCETON, 80; BUCKNELL, 4.
LenhaFt'S Kick scores First Points
on Tigers This Year.

Princeton. ~ j., oct. 2o.-Princeton' s
clean slate was married to-day for the
first time this season by BuckneITs foot
ball team. when Lenhart's kick from
placement. in the second half, made the
final score p to 4. In the second half
Clark's signal for free catch of a punt
was iuterfered with and the penalty ad-
vanced the ball TO the 40-yard line,
where Lenhart kicked the field goal
cleanly.
Princeton had no trouble to gain at any
time, although a steady rain rendered
the field unfit for the lodging game OF
Harlan and Eddie Dillon, as the ball was
slippery Princetons fumbles proved very
costly, tie ball going to the visitors
twice. The features of the game were the
fast end running of Harlan, formerly Of
Alexandra High School. and the running
back OF Eddie Dillon The lineup:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-21
MUTES EASILY DEFEATED.
Western Maryland OutpIayed Gal
Iaudet at Every Point.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.

SperIal ~ The Washington HCTald,
Westminster. Nd, Oct. 20.-Western
Maryland had an easy time defeating the
GJllaudet College, of Washington, to-
day at football % to O. The local cole
gians put up a splendid article of team
work in spite Of the muddy field Back
OF excellent interference the home back
field and ends made constant gains. and
oUtplayed the visitors at every point
Capt Adkins. fun back for Western
Maryland. made a run down the field and
scored a touchdown in most sensational
fashion. The lineup.
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PENNsY OUTPLAYS BROWN.
Quakers show Much Improvement
Since the SyyartbmOrc Game.

Philadelphia. Pa. oct e0.-Outgenerqied,
outplayed, and badly beaten was Browns
fate this afternoon. Score. II to o.
The Pennsylvania team was different
aggregation from the one that tackled
swarthmore "a week ago. Quickly gather
ing up fumbles. they played Ike fiends
Those who braved the rain were reward
ed by Witnessing work which filled their
hearts with joy. There was no wild eele-
bration over the victory. The lineup
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Touchdowrs Raslcss 2; Church, .; Rider. Goals
Bayless. 4. UmPirc-FFcd Patterson. Of Mount Wash
ingtoH. Referee e W Melich. Il VI. A. G. Timers
llcssrs " ID. GIN and Tallsou Of Mount Wash
ingtou. bintsmen Mr.. John Harrison # Mount
Washington. aud Mr.. Byrd, ct NJ. A. G. Time 4
halves Is minutes each.
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Amos. Il. Nebraska. =.

versity was defeated by Amos to-day By
a score OF Is to >. II vas the Nebraskans
years.
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Mississippi. q; Louisiana. o.

Baton Rouge. La. Oct. e0.-The Uni
versity of Mississippi defeated Louisiana
state University at football to-day BIZ the
score of $ to q,
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-Four teams rolled games in the y NJ
c. a. League yesterday, the scores be
ing generally good. TIVE strings were
-,,v o,-a.- on rF-I,o g.orog.
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Lineup aud summary.

Touchd0wus- McAyoy. ?, Chalmers. .; Mcneil
Coals-Chsln-ers. ,; Fradd ]. II. Thompson. I'm
pire-Mr Bregeu. Priuccton Refercc-Mr. Putt
Brown. Timeseepef and chief liuesInan- Barry
Virginia,
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TOUchdouns-O Bricn, Kowlands- Safety steiner
son Coal from field Warning Goal from touch
down. Humphreys. Rofcree-AIr Curtis. Of Texas
Umpire-Mr. Metzgcr Of PENNSYLVANIA. Head lines
man-Air Perkins of Swarthmorc. Timers-Mcssrs
Wioklsam and Soliuson.
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Touchdowns- Richardson Burg Goals from touch
doWus-Norton. >. BefcrCe-Mr Gresham Poe Of
Princeton. Impire-Mr. MrCuctCn. q University
II Pennsylvania Head Hnesrnsn- Lieut.. Joseph NJ
Reeves. u. : y Liuesmeu-Nir Treat for L.
high. and AlidshiImau McCormick Time Of halves
% and Is minutes
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Touchdowns- llcCornick 4: Moore. Goals from
touehdouIl-C0oney, } Field Goals-Harlan. Len
hart. Referce-Mr. Staufer. University Of PeImsyl-
yania. Umpire-Nr. Mccarthy. TimeleepeT-1fr
Fcagles. Princeton. Time Of halves and %
minutes.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

New Hampshire wifi have % be settlel
In the Legislature. the Republican can,
didate, Charles NJ. Floyd, having failed
to secure a majority over the other
two capdidates.
The complete returns in West Vir
ginia increase the size of the Repub
lican victory. The congressional dis
tricts all went Republican. The legis
lature is Republican.
Sufficient returns have been receiv
ed In Colorado to make certain the
election of the entire Republican state
ticket and of sixty to seventy Of the
1870 members of the legislature, insur.
ing the election of a Republican to
succeed Senator Patterson.
In Rhode Island James H. Higgins
Democratic candidate for governor,
has a plurality Of 1888. The Repub
licans elected the other members OF
their ticket. congressman d. l.. B
Granger and Adm B. Capron (Rep.)
were reelected. The legislature is Re
publican.
Gov. Goofiing (Rep.), candidate foY
reelection in Idaho. has carried the
state by majority of about 1000. The
legislature is Republican and will elect
Complete returns from sixty-one Of
the siXty-seven counties in Pensylva
MIA and careful estimates from the
other six counties give Edwin $.
Stuart. Republican candidate for GOV.
ernor. a plurality of 52,533.
Democrats Gain in Congress.
Latest returns show that the Repub.
licans have elected 223 congressman
and the Democrats 163. The Demo.
Gratis lost and gained 81 congress
men, as follows: Illinois 5, Indiana 3,
Iowa I, Maryland 1, Minnesota 1, Mis-.
souri, G, Nebraska 1. New Jersey 3,
new York l., North Carolina 1. Ohio
8. Pennsylvania 5. Republicans gain
ed 1 each in Maryland, Kentucky and
West Virginia, making the net Demo
cratic gain %.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
BACK sRokEN ~ FALL.

Frlahtful Accident to Carpenter a
Work on an Elevator.
While working on the new elevator
ct Epping Gus Cruel and q man by t..
nans Of Johnson were pretipitated
nifty feet to the ground BY the break.
ing Of the soeGolding. Grusl's back
wss broken and Il % not expected he
viii recover. JoalDoA mlra0ul0usiy
escaped with . brsksa am end . tsv
bEuissA IA
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Tennessee,

Returns indicate a majority of 25..
900 for Malcolm X. Patterson, Demo
crat, over H. Clay Evans, Republican.
The legislative returns are overwhelm
ingly Democratic. In the First and
Second congressional districts Repub
licans are elected. All other districts
except the Eighth, which ia doubtful
report Democrats elected.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Michigan.

Gov. Warner and the entire Repub
lican state ticket have been elected
by 10000 to 100000 majority. The Re
publican congressional candidates in
each of the twelve Michigan districts
have been elected, and the Republic
ans will have large majority in the
state legislature. with possibility Of
it's entire membership.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Delaware.

Republicans have carried Delaware
and elected Burton for congress over
Marvel, Democrat. They will also con-
troll the state legislature that will elect
a successor to Senator Allen, Repub-
lican. A vote was taken ON tho initia.
tive and referendum. It was not op
posed to any extent and will be adopt.
ed.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS.
Republicans Elect State Ticket-con-
gressional Delegation Unchanged.

HepupIcanS Eject state Ttcket-Con.
gressional Delegation Unchanged.
The Republicans after short hut
spirited campaign were victors In the
state election, Gov. Guild being re-
elected by considerably increased
plurality over last year. while his ou.
ponent. District Attorney John B. Mo
ran Of Boston, the candidate of the
Democratic and Prohibition parties
and Independence league, received
somewhat larger vote than that given
the Democratic candidates a year ago.
The Massachusetts delegation in
congress will remain practically the
same.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
sl.xer Given Eour Years.

vermillion, 8. D., Nov. 9.-H. G. Ed.
muuds was sentenced to four years at
hard labor in the state prison for kill
Ing Willie ]. Williams at Meckling
two years ago. during an alteration
over wages.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

PHILIP 3. LEHMANN,
La Crosse man who has a new system
Of phonetic spelling. His plan is to
have the written language cores.
pond exactly with the spoken Ian.
guage.. The inventors system In.
creaser the alphabet to forty.thres
letters.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
saoo.ooo Fire In chlcaae.

Chicago, Nov. "a IRE that start.
ed In the molding plant Of Angus 4
Mckay, spread to several adjoining
buildings botore It was controlled. and
caused loss Of 100000.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
NO VERDICT IN LID CASE.

vvillIston Pool Room Propristors'
Trial Hangs Up Jury.
Dwyer q Chase. propriotosc 81 n
poei room. were orrested at Willistoh
on a charge Of maintaining . public
nuisance. Nearly every man in town
xas subposnasd % q Juror before .
Jury was selected. The case WAS one
u Importance 70 the city. The Jury
was unable 10 agree. sevsn voting for
l1anittal aud Ave for ooAyictjoa.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

Columbus is to have telephone ,ex.
change.
The band at Adams has held its
first meeting.
The Langdon band held its sixteenth
annual reunion.
Bishop Stanley dedicated a new
church at Minor.
The roller skating rink at Bismarck
has already opened.
Williams county farmers had sue.
cess In raising corn.
Ross is kicking about the Great
Northern mail service.
There were two wrecks on the 500
at Leal within week.
Every now and then horse thief
is nabbed by the officials.
This is the surprise party" period
In many towns of the state.
A young farmer was found dead in
the road in Ransom county.
The brick work on the city hall at
Willow City has been completed.
Money is being raised at Rugby for
the maintenance Of city band.
The w. c. T. U. urged the women
OF the state to get out and vote.
The tough negroes at Minot continue
to cause the police a lot Of trouble.
The old buildings on the court house
grounds at Hillsboro have been sold.
Mrs. James Burrows of Hankinson
died at the state hospital at James,
town.
Bismarck had family row adjusted
in court. The entire affair was un.
savory.
Dell Hawkins, the colored barber
and ex-prize fighter. has located at
Valley City.
There is no truth to the report the
500 will remove it's division point
from Enderlin.
Ryder has commercial club, the
vice president Of which is Sweet and
the treasurer Billion.
The residence of Chief of Police
Fadden of Larimore caught on fire
Little damage was done.
..
Rugby has a bachelor who drives to
town and allows his team to stand
without food while he boozes up.
]. M. Shear. seventy years old,
walked from Buxton to Grand Forks,
twenty-five miles, in seven hours.
Some of the wise farmers are get
ting into the cattle business now that
the time for the upturn has come.
At Kathryn one farmer sued anoth.
er for spreading out Paris green SO
that the plaintiffs COW got it and died.
There were 269 confrmations in the
German Catholic church at Dickinson
during recent visit at Bishop Shan
ley.
A Willow City man bargained for
trade of horses Sunday, but wouldn't
complete the trade because it was Sun.
day.
1t is said in some localities that
three or four candidates for Office
Travelled together, going snooks on
the cigars.
Manager Pope of one of the Willis
ton elevators came near being asphyx-
lated by the escaping gas from gaso-
line engine.
Miss Margaret Daily, formerly super
intendent of schools of Ward county,
was married at Portal to Mail Agent
Mullins of the 500.
There was disappointment at Litch.
vile over the failure of Attorney
Stambaugh of Fargo to appear there
for an address. as advertised.
The patrons of the school at Page
organized Parents league, and will
assist in every way possible to in.
crease interest In school work.
The North Dakotan with good farm
well stocked and out Of debt has a
competency that would be difficult to
duplicate in any other business.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Connecticut,

With but single town missing.
Woodruff, the Republican candidate
for governor, has plurality Of 20.7ol
votes over Thayer, Democrat. All Re.
publican congressman were elected.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Washinuton,

All indications point to an over.
whelming Republican victory in the
state of Washington. All Republican
congressman will be returned. Legls.
lature strongly Republican.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15

5 M UTu UdAOtd
)AV ub5ins : 81
A>~>~~~~~~>~~>~
Garrison is to have an orchestra.
Neville is to have photograph gal.
1cry.
The Corrtenay band may be reor-
:gal:acd.
Elind pigs are causing trouble at
CROSBY.
Enderlin people will soon have elec.
't:.c light.
Roy Eanskom of Dazey was held up
and 50 taken.
There will be heavy term of court
at Ellendale.
The strike of the BARRIERS at Minot
is stiH an issue.
There have been large wheat re-
ceipts at Linton.
The Williston fire department has
been re0rganized.
Mclean county people were caught
on confederate bills.
The 500 is making improvements
on its road at Forman.
Some OF the young boys at Forman
are said to be rather tough.
The hustlers at Neville are salts
fled with the creamery project.
There are requests in several coun.
ties for placing school lands on sale.
The 500 town of Imperial near Cros-
by is said to be rather warm burg.
The Milwaukee road has had three
accidents between Aberdeen and Lin.
ton.
A Willow City man has Just re.
ceiyed an automobile he ordered last
winter.
George Brugger of Williston died OF
injuries received while working In an
elevator.
Wait Taylor is still kicking about
the cars which are left standing across
the streets.
At Willow City building was con.
demned as unsafe six weeks after it's
construction.
There are thirty pupils already en-
rolled in the new convent school at
Willow City.
Jerry Hogan of Crosby died of in
juries received by being under some
falling timbers
A bad coon was arrested at Fair
dale on the charge of assaulting a
marshal at Ardoch.
At Casselton man found a well
filled p0cketbook, hunted up the owner
and returned the funds.
Hon. N. P. Rasmussen of Valley
City has some valuable realty invest
ments in Morton county.
A Duluth wholesale house recently
sued an Emmons county blind pigger
and got judgment for $117.
There is trouble at Columbus be.
cause some of the people are dumping
rubbish on the creek banks.
There is trouble resulting from re-
cent arrests in Kenmare, and more
prosecutions are likely to follow.
The North Dakota weather this fall
has been somewhat moist, but 1t might
have been great deal worse.
A farm hand employed by Mason
Gulborg Of Glendale forged three
checks for $20.25 each. cashed them
all and got away with the money.
President Worst of the North Da-
kota Agricultural college has a large
circle of friends in Emmons county,
where he was pioneer resident, and
where he is best known.
Sam Powers thought John Antell of
Casselton had mutilated pair of
harness and proceeded to get busy to
such an extent that Antell's counte-
nance was smashed and jammed into
a Hamburger steak.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Georgia.

The only election contest in Georgia
was in the First congressional district.
Edwards, Democrat, was elected by .
plurality of about 1000. The Demo.
Gratis carried everything.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Mississippi.

The election passed of without in.
cident. The Democratic candidates
were without opposition.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Arkansas,

The Democratic candidates for con.
gress were elected in every district.
The vote was light.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
OIL Trust Raises WAGES.

OH Trust Raises Wages.
Franklin, Pa, Nov. 9.-The Standard
Oil company announced q voluntary
increase In wages Of employees here.
The percentage Of increase was not
stated. About 500 men win be bsas.
fited. u.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Utah.,

The Republicans in Utah have elect.
ed their state ticket by the usual plu.
rality, returning Joseph Howell to
congress.
The Wahpeton times., 1906-11-15
Wyomina.

The entire Republican ticket, head.
ed by Gov. Brooks. has been elected
by majorities of not less than 1000.