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Arizona republican., 1907-11-26
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Phoenix g. C. L. Assn to Refugia Perez-Deed, lot 21, blk. 2T, Irvine ad.
 Charles II. Fr:' to Caroline l.. Fry Deed. lot 46, La Villa Place.
 Clara F. Mason and husband to Hugh J and Annie Munroe-Deed. tract "F'' in nv l-i sec. 2, N, . F..
 J. E. Doughert.- to Catherine E.. Rumney-Deed. lots 13. If. blk. 54, Capitol addition.
 Masonic Lodge to Walter Talbot Deed. lot 1. blk. :. Greenwood cemetery
 R. K. Cartwright to J. M. Cartwright Deed. lots 33. g. blk. P. University addition.
 James A. Allison ct al to Annie F. Allison-Deed. undivided IA W l-2 Sec. 20. ! N. 6 F..
Arizona republican., 1907-11-26

When a farmer sees a crowd on a street. or road. down in his heart he hopes it is a broken down auto that
 is drawing the attention.-Atchison | Globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05

from 4 TO per mt and enabling 20
year issues, Empowering the recall and
removal OF delinquent public officials
amendment adopted a few wears ago hv
Los Angeles after a spirited contest.
authorizing the city treasurer 10 deposit
pubic FUNDS % banks. lucl aaiug tne sale
aries OF the members OF the fire DEPART
menL likewise the police department;
enabling the city 20 purchase public
utilities, empowering the board Of SUI
pefNisors 70 fix and regulate the rates
for telephone service
Former Mayor Eugene r. Schmtz,
under sentence on conviction Of extor-
ton, when queried at the county jan
this morning, gave these as his election
Views
Il believe that Mccarthy VIII be
elected by from 5000 to 5000 plurality ."
Mccarthy himself is proclalmlng vic
tory BY majority OF from 1900 to
l5.0O0) No; / cannot say that / ex-
pect the entire Union Labor ticket 10
win. As between MCGOWAN and Lang
don. II looks to me to be an even break.
The bitterest night IS on the district at
torneyship, and : wouldn't waaer any
money on the outcome OF that issue
But do believe Mccarthy VIII be elect
ed. This Is the most dimcult election
% proTnost'oqtc that san Francisco
has ever held"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
M'vlCKER'S THEATER PASSES
ITS FIFTlETH BIRTHDAY.

Chicago. Nov. 5.--McVickers thea
ter. the oldest playhouse IN Chicago,
and one OF the four or FIVE Oldest IN
the United States, passed It's fiftieth
birthday. II w;lr opened Nov. 5. 1851.
In 1872 II was burned down and re-
built In the half century OF the thea
ter's existence most OF the great actors
and actresses OF modern times have
appeared upon its stage
The house was opened with a stock
company and n Visiting star II. A.
Perry. who was known as Handsome
Harry Perry" He died mysteriously
year after his marriage IN 1860 -
Agnes Booth The plays ON that FIRST
night were Tho Rough Diamond" and
"rhe Honeymoon" one Of the men
in that audience that night was @. J.
Hunt. l24 DeKalh street. who win be
the guest OF the theater tonight
The stars offered by Mr.. McVicker
during the FIRST season were Charlotte
Cushman, Charles Matthews. Eliza Lo-
gan. Edwin Booth, Joseph Proctor. Mr.
and Mrs. John Drew and Mr.. and Mrs.
Florence
During the civil war Mr.. McVlcker
gave part OF the theater building 70
the women OF Chicago for work.
room 20 prepare lint bandages. etc.
Tor tho soldiers, The motto The Union
Forever" was kept on all the pro-
grams.
Mark Gray. who was Afterwards
found to DO insane, shot at Edwin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
Nav YORK.

New York. Nov. 5.-The quietest eiec-
ton IN years so far as general public
interest Is concerned Is proceeding in
Greater New York today. following a
spiritless campaign. Political orators
tried IN vain % arouse the npthetic
voters slow balloting In the early hours
today indicated a light vote, despite
fair weather and an agreeable temper
allure.
An "off year" i the explanation OF
the politicians for the apparent apathy,
as only state asscmhlymen county on
ocrs and some Judges are 10 be chosen.
but In reality voters are glad 10 get a
rest from the strenuous campaigns that
have occurred here IN the last decade.
What little interest there Is has cen-
tered in the fight for sheriff OF New
York county. The candidates are
Thomas Foley, Democrat Long. Tam
many district leader, and Ihmsen, In
dependence league, and Republican,
who has acted as campaign manager
for William Randolph Hearst for sew
eral years Both sides early today ex-
pressed thcmsS yes as confident Of vic
tory.
The only state officers 10 be chosen.
outside OF assemblymen. are two judges
of the court of appeals Edward r.
Bartlett and Willard Bartlett
were nominated By both the
Republicans aud Democrats and are
practically certain OF election They are
opposed by nominees OF the Indepen-
donce league
over a hundred precautionary arrests
Tor Illegal voting were made. but an the
prisoners were released because OF lack
OF evidence.
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CLEVELAND BIG ATTRACTION.
c. lest Between Johnson and
{ ton Challenges Attention
OF the Whole Country.
o. fs to Peculiar Conditions. Result
ia sal Lake Being Closely
Watched in Washington.

Washington, Nov $50 far as re-
caNed the returns from the various
it,tcf municipal and county elections
NhfA are ia progress in 10 states To-
cas- Indicate On interest in local, rather
tlan national questions. The early
morning was favorable to large votes
u tioveland. where Mayor johnson
and representative Burton are engaged
g. roatcal duel which challenges
me fttsluon OF the entire count y. In
NfN 4nrk county. whore the pcrcn liai
neht AGAINST Tummany Is again on. in
SAT- Lake and san Francisco. where
local conditions are acute, ana in Ken
tachy and Maryland in both OF which
sta'Hs the Republicans are maxi g
strenuous efforts 20 displace the pres
olt Democratic senators with Repub-
hcan senators.
The general situation Is such as 10
justify the conclusion that the issues
for national campaigns are yet TO be
formulated.
Fair weather prevails In an sections
Of the country, except In parts Of the
lake region. New York and New Eng
land, where there are areas OF clouds
and local rains. Tho temperature is
everywhere moderate.
Seldom has an election occurred that
has taken so few people out of the
government offices. Secy. COrtelyou
Went to New York Postmaster Gen.
Meyer is IN Massachusetts,, and Atty
Gen. Bonsparte Is in Baltimore Some
Of the heads OF the bureaus and chiefs
Of divisions have also responded 70
the local call, hut as a rule the or
binary clerks remain at their posts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky Nov b.-Not in many
ycnrs has such interest been shown
in am election 40 that which attends
fodav's contest Cor state ana city Of
ncials The polls ln Louisville opened
az 6 o'clock and 80 that hour long
lines Of voters were waiting 10 cast
their ballots Mayor Bingham and the
board OF public safety spent the night
al the hall in order % hear any COM
plants of irrevulhritief Tho entire no-
lice force is on duty today Tho wealth
er ~ FAIR ana cool
Louisville. Ky. Nov 5-Advicos up
Go ~ O'clock indicate that "a very heavy
vote o. teius rolled throughout me
state. Al Bowling Gro0n doe Dnmo-
Gratis reported o. b. sacrificing the
state tlcfct in favor of tno prohibition
city issue. The hallonnr in LonIsyl' .
continued heavy until 1880. AZ that
hour Two nfrfstis had been made for
Illegal voting ana warrant bed been
sworn out hy thc sheriff fnr two other
alleged onend0rA 30 Other trouble
was reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco, Nov. 5.-san Francis
ca mas ideal election day weather cool
and partly cloudy Partial reports from
the polling places point 10 an unusually
lfavy vote both north and south Of
ararSot street Ia the Thirty-seventh
assembly district, the largest In the
city combining per cent OF the total re-
eistratlon. i1O-odd ballots were cast
before o'clock. At 10 o'clock ipsufn-
ciaut date was available from which TO
6riiro indications Of the final results.
None of the several campaign managers
would hazard an early morning csti-
mate b.. d.f.ricls or precincts. but an Of
tncm aIpareuily took great comfort
rom tfD faDf that in an sections OF the
CIV mo voters were tuning out by
tlonsluls Mayor Taylor Ryan, Mo
fafthy Iangdon and MCGOWAN,
thranrh thelr managers this morning
Dea "a with emphasis their claims OF
uiilm1te victory
An innd.nr 1i tho day d. the voting of
The Tiroe 4. Ford jury whose hearing
OF 40 --y ease against the general
coun United railways Was in-
tcrluplti lid suspended by the public
HOLIDAYS Instituted hy Gov. nillctt The
inll 3 ar0 voting in eight assembly
districts and sltcn precincts. AZ
Oh rlor'. four of ilc jurors we're taken n
nIcf from their quarters ht the taif-
ilt a0,ci and trallc1 closely by Two
cfluty fhofins in busy, were driven
% ,hsr several polling places tneh in
{ ffn Wns accompanied from ihf f'N.'N
D4rfInsf 10 fhe booths hy deputy,
n lll ihe other ofr~i gmained OUT
y io glard tlo 500 three. Two
lnurs Nrrr consumed lU ploilnE cHrh
oI iie SQUADS Of four about The city.
"A ihlrl deputy al0IIn stood guard HtHr
me elem ai ihe Falrmoni while iheir
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston. Nov. 5.--Voting for state
and county officers and members Of the
legislature began IN all the cities and
larqer towns IN Massachusetts, early
today with good weather.
Voters had a choice OF seven candi-
dates for governor running on nine
tickets, and nearly the same number
FOR other state offices. These candi-
dates include the entire board OF pres
cnt offceholders, headed by Gov.
Guild. who Is seeking reelection for a
third term. The other candidates for
governor are:
Charles W. Bartlett, anti Merger,
Thomas +. Brennan, Socialist-Labor;
John w. Brown. Socialist; Harvey S.
Cowell Prohibition. Thomas l.. His
gen. Independence League, and Henry
M. Whitney. Democratic. Independent
Citizen and Democratic Citizen.
Great activity was shown in getting
out the vote In Boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05

he calls a "Canot Voiture' At the Madi-
son Square Garden automobile exhibit
ton and at Washington. The machine.
which Is practically an automobile for
land and water travel. has the appear
ance Of a lifcboat on wheels and can
20, II Is said, az a speed OF 40 miles an
hour on LAND and 10 knots on water.
Mr. RavuIuler has succeeded I'm
bringing his invention before the
French naval authorities, which result
ed In an order for 60 machines, which
viii be placed 40 different lie saving
stations along the coast Of France. II
is covered Ike a canoe. with an OPEN
ing IN the center, TO contain the opera
tor and the wheels are rubber tired
like motor car. in speaking OF the
merits OF his machine Nj. Ravuillier
said that IL would ride out the heaviest
seas. could not capslzo, and would take
to water ike a duck when launched
FROM the beach
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
TAFT WILL ABANDON
HIS EUROPEAN TOUR

Manila, Nov. 5.--Socy. Of War Taft
Il is reported. viii abandon his Euro
pean tour and return direct to the
Pacific coast.
He viii leave Manila on Nov. on
me American flagship Rainbow. for
Yokohama. where no VIII take pas-
sage b. steamer Tor San Francisco.
Ihis report has been verified though
owing 70 the absence OF Mr.. Tart.
who Is out OF town visiting the new
waterworks. he cannot be interviewed
upon the political situation, and the
conditions prevailing at vladivostok.
which. II Is reported, arc the cause OF
his return 10 America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05

large numbers OF voters We're awaiting
to cast their ballots when the polls
opened at $50 a. m. The weather Is
perfect.
Cincinnati Nov 5-The usual heavy
vote was cast for the municipal candi-
dates in this city early today The
weather was favorable. IL being part
ly cloudy and not too cold
Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 5.--Early indi-
cations show that there will be a. large
vote cast here today IN the election for
mayor. Tickets are being scratched
as never before. The weat her Is cloudy.
Dayton. Ohio. Nov 5.--stimulated by
a three-cornered fight FOR mayor there
was unusual activity at the opening Of
the polls this morning. A record break
Ing vote is promised. The sky Is hazy
Toledo Ohio, Nov. weather cloudy
and cold. The early vote was heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05

Booth from the gallery OF Mcvioker's
curing a performance Of Richard H.
oct ., 1854. John McCullough's menu
DRY failed while he was playinR the IL
tle role Ia "Spartacus" on MeVicker's
stage il was the great tragedian's
last appearance
IN 1893 during the run OF 1.-THE old
homestead, George A. Beane, ST.. the
veteran actor died during a performs
ance. lie was IN his dressing room
waiting for his cue" when the end
came
After the death Of Mr.. Mcvicker in
1856 Tie lease was taken BY Jacob IAtt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
CURRENCY POURING
INTO BROKERAGE HOUSES

New York Nov 6.-Currenov Of
an denominations and Ia varying
stages of crspness poured into the
Wall street yesterday from an the
nroke and cranniee 81 New YORK
Hearing thai 2A and q "A per GEM
premium was being paid FOR ready
money. mon women and bows
brought their savings 90 the financial
district and changed them Tor corti1-
estes Win the premium increase
which hey Deposited for them With
lu their banks.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. clear weather
favored the voters IN this city today.
OF the $4,000 0e0 loan proposition than
In the contest Cor state on city officials
Tho reform element Is making a night
10 defeat the TipOslion.
Pittsburg. Nov. Ideal election
weather prevailed throughout western
Pennsylvania today A fair early vote
was polled. The selection Of a state
treasurer and several county officers
is being made
Beautiful weather prevails through
out Pennsylvania but the voting for
state treasurer, the only state office 10
be filled, IA rniher light Aside from
contests IN several counties whore
judges or other officers are being elect
ed on the list 10 is the quieiest OF
years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. b.-Votng on
the local option election In this state
began IN a manner which promises that
large majority or the vote would be-
nolled hy noon. The weather is clear
Tie voting Is by districts. OF which
there are four
Interest continues 10 run high. with
both sides confident 10 a surprising ox-
tent although IN Wilmington tho 49,
cencc leaders display an assurance that
win not listen 10 the probability OF de-
feat On this city. which comprises one
OF the four districts.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln. Neb. Nov b.-Clear. cool
weather prevailed today throughout the
state.
Reports received az both Republican
and Democratic state headquarters in
Dictated q heavy vote Supporters Of
Judge NJ b. Reese. candidate for the
supreme judgeship. were confident that
he would win ever his Democratic op-
ponenL O.. T.. I.oomis. The Democrats
were also confident and claimed the en-
tire labor vote The Republicans I'm
sisted that Reese was being supported
by the farmers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 5-Indications
pointed TO heavy vote In Baltimore
at the election today for governor. the
fun state tickets and members of the
legislature.
The Democrats are also holding a
primary election for candidate for
the long term senatorship which be
gins IN 1903. Clear and cool weather
prevails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. n. j., Nov. 5.--Fine weather
prevails aud reports from the state
show that the vote for governor VIII
be very heavy,
Trenton, n. j., Nov. 5.-Reports from
an parts of the state indicate that
the Interest In the election Is greater
than expected and that In consequence
a heavy vote Is being polled. Several
reports Of trouble with the voting ma
chimes have been received from south
ern New Jersey and inspectors were
sent 10 look into the matter.
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WOMEN USHERS.
General opinion of New York Theater.
Goers Is They Are All Right.

New York, Nov b-"These women
ushers are an right" was the general
opinion OF those who attended the FIRST
performance of the season al Oscar Ham
merstein's Manhattan Grand Opera
House. The Manhattan has a dozen ~
these ufhers and they have been drilled
Tor weeks 20 that they know the number
and place Of every seat in The big build
ing The result was that the audience WAS
seated without delay. infusion or en-
harrassment. The young women we're In
neat uniforms
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence. r. L. Nov 5-A clear
crisp November morning greeted the
voters OF Rhode Island today. The
early vote was unusually large. The
outcome is being watched with great
interest. as the next legislature VIII vote
for United States senator. The con-
test for governor r. between the incum-
bent james II Higgins, Democrat, and
Lieut.. Gov. Frederick n Jackson, OF
Providence. Republican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
BURGLAR KILLS
JAMES ALLAWAY

Chicago. Nov 5.--James Allaway. a
wealthy commission merchant OF Los
Angeles. was killed by burglars early
today at the home Of his brother. Ed
ward Allawsy. at AIS South Waller
avenue. The burglar escaped from
the house without having been seen by
any OF the family. The murder oc-
CURED while detectives from nearby
police station were searching the neigh
borhood for a man who attempted to
burglarize two other hous3s only o. few
blocks distant from the Ailaway home.
The murdered nan had been here only
since sunday
Edward Allaway, who is auditor for
large manufacturing concern. said:
II was awakenede by my wife, who
told me sho had heard revolver shot
We both hurried TO my brothers. rooms,
10 which my 2-year-old boy vas also
sleeping As we entered the hallway
1 ran into James who was leaning
against the wall and gasping. He
said he had been shot by a man. He
then fell to the floor. I tried to get
more out Of him, but could not do 50. !
believe that James VAS killed without
an opportunity 10 defend himself He
had apparently arisen To investigate
the noise made by the burglar. and
was shot down without warning
The police have fair description of
a man who had committed several bur-
glaries IN that neighborhood during
tho night
The murdered mans home was at 2ll0
Park Grove avenue. Los Angeles.
WHO ALLAwAY WAS.
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov Sd W Ala
way. who was shot and instantly killed
by a burglar IN Chicago today. was one
OF the best known commission mer-
chants Of Los Angeles. He was secnc-
tary OF the Ailaway g. Layton company
601 East Third street and a director
OF the Los Angeles produce exchange
He came to this city three years ago
from 81 Louis. where h. nad been Tor
IS years local manager of tho Armour
Packing company. His wife and son
live IN this city. They were almost
FRUSTRATED today when notified Of the
death OF AIR. Allaway. His son VIII
leave for Chicago az once. The muir
dcred man was thirty-sscoud degree
Mason and member OF the Mystic
Shrine, holding a membership in The
Mulah Temple OF ST. Louis Tic was
born IN Reading England, whore IBIS
mother still resides H. WAS % years
of age. Mr. Allaway loft Los Angeles
about two weeks ago Tor trip through
the south and east.
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THE PROFESSOR DEAD.
Edward {. Lonnoa. Entry clerk OF
Bellevue Hospital.

New York nov THE Profess
scr." as Edward e.. Lennon, the catry
clerk al Bellevue hospital WAS called
because be could talk with its polyFlot
seekers md be- patients in any one Of
the six nngIaFeg, De- dead
The Or 1fessar's lifr story. nO one
connected with tho hospital knows.
notwithstanding The old man had been
employed ot the big city institution
tor rs wears He was o. mystery be-
cause he mover spoke of himself The
little thai a. known ~ him a. that bis
real name waH Lennox that no. was
scoichman ana that his relations
with the hospital began upon hls rec
CoVery IN it from an atfack ~ heart
difoaFo Ills linguistic atalumcut5
made him valuable. because Bellevue
cares Tor hundreds Of foreigners who
can speak lntlo ur no English The
professor endelred hlmEelf 10 all mo
hospital etan aud attendants bur when
pressed hy ihr doctors when d. was
Diving % ZEN more about himself no
declined.
The daotars have raised fund 10
bury him and WllI endraVor 10 learn
if he ien amy relatives in scotland
or here.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss. Nov. 5.-Electlon day
dawned generally fair ana pleasant
throughout Mississippi. Little Interest,"
was shown, for IL was assured that r.
r. Noel would be elected governor,
carrying with him the entire Demo
cratic ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 1.-The elections
in Virginia for the general assembly.
county officers and a congressman in
the Eighth district Is passing of quiet
ly. light vote is being polled. Wealth
en- fair.
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q. y. maRDINo nrsrnATNID.

Chirngo Noy .-Frore Kohinaat ia
the lnltod ftataN NIt4uII couri fcdnr
IHaued an intunclIoN fttI|a,flnE Oeaffr
N Harding N tnis tliy. from pfnserut' ~
ln ODE state counts. tha fuli recently
started BY Harding asking for The ap-
pllutment m fefelNer foI the Clril
Products company.
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ADMIRAL scmEY IN ST. JOE.

ST. Joseph, Mo-. Nov 5.-Rear Admiral
gchey arrived This morning 10 attend
a three DAYS reunion % the Scottish
Rite Mns0ns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05

Al AMPHBIOUs AUTOMOBILE.
sos Yorf Sow i-1ules RnYuilntr.
d FrrnoH inventor mas arrived mere %
demonstrate the utlit. 10 an invention
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Advertisers IN Tho Dcscrct News arc
not paying for duplicate cIrcuia-
ton.
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snow WINDOWS ny THE THOU.
sAND--that's what newspaper nd.
tcrtisinc gives a. y store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-31
The Care Of Plumbina.

I The care of plumbing is comparative
ly simple, but of the greatest impor-
lance. In building, buying or renting
n house the plumbing should have very
careful consideration
1t Is of the utmost Importance that
the drains from the sink or water
closet should be properly trapped
which means TINT at some part of the
pipe which you cannot see there should
stand n little pool OF water, which little
pool must always he kept so full that
1t takes up all the room In tho pipe and
leaves no space for the bad smells.
Sometimes people grumblc about bad
smells, but we should be grateful for
them. because they tell us so unin,s.
tnkably that dirt is In some place tina.
1t should not be. They call aloud In