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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
Iooan Divided.

Logan. Nov, 2-The Republicans to-
day elected all the officials on the
head of the ticket here except the re-
corder and four out of the five alder
men The vote on the leading off
GERS on the ticket was as follows:
For mayoi-Anderson, R., 1898;
Kimball. D. 1904.
For recorder-Benson, D.. 1888;
Wright, R. 1904.
For treasurer-Spande, R, 1922
Broberg, D.. SS6.
, For attorney-Nebeker, r., 1,269
Marshall. D.. SEQ.
For Justice Brangham, R.. 1870
Barrett, D., $50.
Evans. in the Second ward was
the only Democratic councilman elect
ed. the other councilmen, all Repub
licans, elected being: o. /. Petersen
First ward; John Quayle, Third; S. o
Stevens. Fourth ward; l.. a. Merrill
Fifth,
The city went dry by vote of 1,41C
TO GA.
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was chosen justice OF the pence over
c. II. Banks, now holding that posi-
ton
In the councilmanic fight John Park
won over David Dick In the First
ward; Arthur Townsend won over
Henry Howard in the Second; James
Cahoon defeated Gotliob Berger in the
Third by four votes; William Atwood
won over David Frame in the Fourth,
and G. Mcmillan. candidate on both
tickets. was unanimously chosen In
the Fifth
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Drmocrats Are Ahead

Lehi, Nov. 2.-Out of eight candi-
dates on the city ticket the Democrats
elected six men and the Republicans
two. c. A. Coates, r, was elected re-
corder by 13S majority. and ]. c.,
Cough. R, councilman for the two
year term. The Democrats elected
are.
Edward Southwick. mayor. by 30
votes over James H. Gardner. r.;
John Stoker, treasurer; w. S. Cur
ney. councilman for long term; George
G. Webb and r. J. Whipplc, council
men, twoyear term; Eli Kendall. JUS
tice of the peace.
Only about 800 straight tickets wcre
voted In this city, about 500 being
scratched AS the Democrats are
pledged TO prohibition. the town viii
go dry next January.
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Election In Provo.

Provo, Nov. 3.=The Prohibitionist5
of the city claim victory for their
cause in the election today, having
elected four ont of five OF the city
councilmen on the fusion ticket The
Independents. known locally as those
favoring high license, as opposed to
prohibition. succeeded in electlng the
main part of the city ticket,
The election showed the relative
strength of The prohibition and anti
prohibition factions. The Democrats
and the Republicans, both favoring
prohibition, fused on the councilman
ic candidates In all the wards and
thereby succeeded in electins four out
OF the five
Irregularities in the placing Of the
fusion ticket In the field are likely
to be charged by the Independents, al
though it is not likely that any action
will be taken for several days yet.
Following are the results, Republi-
can being given first, Democrat sec
ond and Independent third: Mayor
S. p. Eggertson. S77; c. S. Decker.
S55: w H. Ray, La. Recorder
John Saxey, 943; George Brown. 627 ,
Ralph Elliott, 1,239. Treasurer-Mrs.
Elizabeth Choules. 1.141, Belle Mel
son, 507; Mrs. Gunnella Tucker. l.
214 City attorney-A l.. Bott, 800;
Andrew Morgan. $50; Robert Ander-
son, 1,o25 Justice of the peace
George A. Startup, 1854; James e.
Snow, $50: A A. Noon, 1921.
In the First ward, John e. Bott. In
dependent, was elected. The other
wards elected fusion candidates as
follows; Second ward, William A. Nc
Cullough Third ward, Alfred w. Hard.
ing: Fourth ward, George Powellson;
Fifth ward, Edwin F. Hinokley.
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Celebration is Costly.

Mt Pleasant. Nov $50 enthusias-
tic and spirited was the jubilation over
a Democratic victory here today that
a blacksmith shop on Main street
caught fire." The Democrats car.
ried everything before them today.
electing their ticket. and when the re
suit was determined they celebrated
with bonnres. One of the illuminat-
ing signs of victory was placed too
near the blacksmith shop-and the lat
ter for time aided in lighting up the
nights Democratic victory.
The ticket elected today was: Fer.
dinand Erickson, may or; Daniel Ras
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Results in Nephl.

Nephl, Nov. 2-1he Democrats of
this city elected G. NJ Whitmorc may
or. while the Republicans captured
four out Of the remaining seven POSI-
tions. The other successful candl.
dates we're; Enoch Burton. D., four
year term councilman; William G
Orme, Alonzo Ingram and Elmer Hag
ne. councilmen, two-year terms. all Re
publicans. Peter Sorensen. D., record
er; John II. Latimer, D.. treasurer
Jacob Coleman, r., justice OF the
peace.
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Independents at Murray.

Murray, Nov. Phil Bentz, Inde-
pendent candidate for mayor here,
was elected today by big majority,
The entire ticket went in with but
little opposition from the Citizens
ticket. c. i. Miller. with 2S2 votes
for mayor, polled the largest vote of
any man on the Citizens ticket.
J. l.. Brown won over n. w, Moffet
for the job Of city attorney. Moffet
is the present incumbent William
Warenski, city recorder, was re-elect-
ed without opposition. Carl Morci
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eureka sooialIets Lose.

Eureka. Nov. 2.-The Citizens par
tv. composed of Democrats and Re
publicans. today won an overwhelming
victory over the Socialists. The Cit
izens elected every officer. as follows:
Mayor. John Morley; recorder i, w.
Redmond: treasurer w. }. Irecohins
councilman. four-year term, James
Knowles. councilmen, two'year terms
c. ] Fennell, David Mills and e T.
Zabriskie
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Democrats Get Mavor.

Brigham City, Nov. Thomas H.
Blackburn, Democrat, was elected
mayor by 81 majority over Ira Fish
burn, Jr.. Republican. The rest OF
the ticket elected is as follows:
J. B. McMaster. D.. First ward. coun.
Gilman. four-year term; John III Hors-
ley. r.. Second ward; H. s. Larsen
r. Third ward. and Hyrum j Hansen
r., Fourth ward, all councilmen for
two years; Hyrum Standing, D.. re
corder; J. Francis Merrell. r., justice
of the peace.
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Each Side Represented

ManH. Nov. 2.-The Republicans
got a little the best OF the 0ght mere,
but the Democrats showed up well
The result of the election is as fol-
lows: Mayor William p. Lowry (Rl;
recorder, Christian Axclseu RD;
treasurer Emma Hansen (DD; JUS
tice of the peace. c. f. Carlson CD;
lons-term councilman, A O. Ander-
son Cd; short-term conuci|men, Ia
cob Wirtch (R). w w Brown (R)
and F. D. Jeller Cd
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IN 1.-THE MAN OF THE HOUR" TO.
MORROW NIGHT.

PLAYS NAV come and plays may go.
but George Broadhurst's greatest OF all
American plays. THE Man OF the
Hour" which patrons of the Orpheum
Theater will see again on Thursday
and Friday nights is one OF those
plays that once seen is never forgot
ten. Though now In Its fourth year
Of phenomenal success it is stsh
playing everywhere to packed houses
and achieving that just need oil rec
ognition which II deserves. It's man
ayers. VIM. a. Brady and Jos. r. GRE
mer. have provided a new scenic pro
duction this season and will send their
special company here for this engages
ment
Seats are on sale now.
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Easv for Citizens.

Gunnison. Nov 2.-The Citizens
party won the election here by q
large majority The following cadi-
dates being elected: Mayor. John M.
KnightoD; recorder, Joseph Christen-
sen; treasurer Nephi Gledhill; long
term councilman, M. BeaureGard' ;
term councilmen, A IL kcarns, z. S.
Swalberg, H. NJ. Childs. w II, Crib
BILE; justice OF the peace, j. c. Field
Sted
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WOMAN coNFESsEs SHE
KILLED HER HUSBAND

Silverton. Colo. Nov S.-Henry
Ousley. who WAS shot by his wife on
Sunday night, when she suddenly
turned back from a trip to Salt Lake
City and found him intoxicated, died
yesterday. Mrs. Ousley is said 10 have
confessed that she hired two men to
carry her husband home from saloon
and shot him as he lay on the bed In
drunken Stupor,
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MIdvaIe Citizens Win.

Mldvale, Nov 2-The Citizens par
ty elected the entire ticket today.
The officers elected are. Mayor, HI
ram Goff; treasurer. r Douglas; JUS
tice of the peace. n. Lind; recorder
Edward Dateman councilman (four-
year term. II. P. Miller; councilmen
(two-year term), p, D. Sullivan, John
NJ. Watson. R. Fl, Mcdonald, H. i.
Benedict
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Eusinn Ticket Wins.

Kaysville. Nov. 2.-There was no
contest in the election here, the lus-
ion ticket being the only ono in the
field The following were elected;
Thomas Fl. Phillips. mayor, H. Z, Bur
ton, councilman. four-year term; Hen
~ H. Blood. George Swan, Ben Bar
rett. councilmen two-year term; }.
Sheffield, Jr., recorder; Robert Jomi-
son, treasurer; III. j. Grant, Jr., JUS
tice of the peace.
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pcnl,hlIcan Mavor.

Bountiful, Nov. 2-The Republicans
elected the mayor here today, but the
council is divided The winning can
iidates follow: Mayor, Amos Cook
R); recorder, James Burns tD) :
treasurer, Richard Sedgwick tR)i
justice OF the peace, Daniel Is. Davis
DD: long-term councilman, Lea j.
Muir CD; short-term councilmen,
David Moss CD. Jens X. Nelson
(R), John Stoker tD)
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Farminoton Election.

Pennington. Nov 3.-With the ex-
ception of mayor. the Citizens ticket
was elected today. John Walsh. candi-
date for mayor. was defeated by A. l..
Clark tho present incumbent Others
elected were. Justice of the peace,
Nephi Palmer; recorder. F. NJ. Abbott;
treasurer, ]. G. Wood, councilman,
four.year term, George Leonard; coun.
cilmen. two-year terms, George A.
Hess, z. A. Bottrell and D. l.. Rice.
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Citizens Victorious.

Spring City, Nov. 2-rhe Citizens
ticket In Spring City was elected by
forty majority The successful candi-
dates are. L. o. Larsen, mayor; Jas.
Blaine, recorder; Louisa MaXiield'
treasurer; John P. Johnson, Justice
Samuel Alfred, councilman, four-year
term; C. A. Larsen, R. A. Alfred, Pc
ter A. Hansen. councilmen, two-year
term.
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Reoublleanc at coalviIle.

COalyllle Nov. 2--The RepND1icans
In Coalville carried everything In
sight. The result OF the election fol
lows; Mayor. T J. Lewis, recorder.
F j Petersen: treasurer, j. T. Cal
derwcod: Justice Of the peace. VII
liam H. Derry, long.term councilman,
w Calderwood: shor'-term council
men. J. W. Ball, J. c. Clark, J. H.
Wilde
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mussen, recorder; Authnell Carter.
treasurer. j 3. Seeley, justice or the
peace; I.aurltz Larsen, councilmeu.
long term: Christian Madsen, James
w. Andrews and James c. Simpson,
councilmen short term.
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DE EMOCRATS
WIN UT All
CITIES
BRIGHAM CITY, EPHRAIM AND
OTHER PLACES CARRIED.
Results of Election In the State
Anti-Prohibitionists Sweep Provo
-lehI Goes Democratic.

Ephraim. Nov. 2.-The entire Dem
ocratic ticket was elected In Ephra-
i'm, the winners being as follows j..
p. Hansen, mayor; j. P. Christensen.
councilman, four-year term; n. o. An
derson, Christian Willardsen and Ole
Larsen, councilmen. two-yoar term;
p. C. Anderson. recorder, Hannah r.
Williams, treasurer, A. c. Nielsen, Jr,
Justice of the peace,
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Socialists swept Away.

Bingham. Nov. 2.-When the vote
was counted tonight it was discoy-
cred that the Socialists had been
swept off their feet and had not elect
ed one candidate. The vote follows:
Mayor, Harry S, Brownlee lCit0, 630;
w. II. Rice (Soc). 343. Council Har-
ry S. Brownlee (Cit) $50; E H. Rice
(Soc), 343; Charles H. Adderley,
(Clt). Coz. S, J. Perry (Soc), 312; j.
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snanlsh Fork pemoeratic.

Spanish Fork. Nov William A.
Jones, D.. was elected mayor. James
Nelson was the only Republican elect
ed. being chosen TO the office oil re-
corder
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Bourgard ICit.). 556; Matt Bloom
(Soc), 327, w. p. Waters, Cit), 61S;
Farley j.. Jones (Soc). 80.
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Seats are on sale now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-26
The FUNERAL
OF De ARMOND
Congressman and Grandson Who Were
Burned Together Were Buried
In the Same
casket.
THOUSANDS ATTENDED
Many People Came to Attend the Ser
vices Which Were Conducted
BY the Masonic
Lodge.

BUTLER, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Four days
of gloom in Butler, eliminated this
afternoon in the funeral Of Congress-
man D. A. DeArmond and his grand
son, who lost their lives Tuesday
morning in the burning of their home.
The funeral was held at the Ohio
street Methodist Episcopal church,
under the auspices Of the Butler Ma
sonic lodge and Butler Commandry
knights Templar. One Of the larg-
est crowds ever seen In Butler was
here and thousands were unable to
gain admittance to the church.
Former Governor A. M. Dockery
grand master, conducted the burial
services, and Rev. J. R. Lamb Of the
Presbyterian church, preached the
sermon. Both bodies we're in one
casket.
Among the notable men from dis
tance who attended were a number
of United States senators and Con
gressmen. The floral offerings were
the most beautiful ever see~.here ant
came from all over the country. Tht
post Office was closed curing the ser
vice Thy order of the postmaster gen
eral.
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TWO Members Of the Berlin Aero
Club Were Found aDead II the
Wreckase Of Their Air
Ship.
FELL FROM THE SKY
The Gas Bag Was Torn and The Two
Men Must Have Fallen to the
Ground From Great
Height.

BERLIN, Nov 26.--Word has been
received here of the fatal termination
of balloon trip of Dr. Brenckman Of
the Berlin hospital. and Hugo Francke,
both members of the Berlin Aero club.
The bodies of the two men were
found in the wreckage of the balloon
in which they left here last Monday,
in southern Austria-Hungary
The balloon when found. was totally
wrecked. 4. huge rent in the upper
side Of the envelope showed the
cause of the tragedy The big gas bag
must have fallen from great heighth.
DIR. Brenckman and Francke had made
many ascents together and were
known as the most daring in the club
They ascended with a view of making
long distance balloon record. The
point where the balloon landed is
about 500 miles south of Berlin.
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WAS LOST ON THE RoAy
Said to Have Been Shipped TO Wash-
ington Under Heavy Guard, But
It Failed to Show
Up.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.- Lost
somewhere between New York and
Washington, 50-pound pie. Finder
will please notify the White House
Cook.
Efforts to locate the lost pie prob
ably will prove fruitless, however, for
President Taft and everybody else at
the White House have rsme to regard
1t as myth. Repo, that come
from New York the q Y week told
how.it was baked y Pie Bakers
Union OF that city as a great pie,
rivaling in fame : me from which
sprang four-a1 3 nty blackbirds
when It WAS ts sfore the king. A
long list OF ~ tents that were put
In the pie several bakers who
made 1t was> tinted from one end Of
the land to the other. The reports
said it took six hours to bake It, and
q it was shipped to Washington Tues
day, accompanied by a committee OF
the bravest pie bakers of New York.
At a late hour last night, long after
the Presidents Thanksgiving dinner
was over and the dishes washed and
put away, nothing had been heard o.
/ it at the White House. 1t has vanish
ed completely, and the brave guard oi
bakers has vanished with it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-26
SPANISH PEACE
HAS COLLAPSED
Riff Tribesmen Again Break Out and
General Marina is Busy With
the War Thought
Ended.
WERE CoNCoCTED PLOTS
Morocco Warriors Agreed to Terms In
Order to Gain Time to Get
Ready to Start
Again.

GIBRALTER, Nov. 26. Spanish dis
patches from Melila today admit that
the peace negotiations between the
Spanish force under General Marina
and the revolving Riff tribesmen, have
collapsed and that hostilities are again
under way.
The dispatches say that following
the failure Of negotiations, General
Marina ordered general advance
which is being made today from Nell
la. Heavy fighting is imminent. For
weeks reports have come from Melila
that the fightlng was at an end and
that the natives had accepted terms OF
surrender. 1t is believed here that
the story OF the peace overtures by
the Morrocans was either concocted
entirely by the Spanish authorities
for the purpose of satisfying public
opinion, or that General Marina was
fooled by the natives who thus gained
| time.
The dispatches say that Marina hat
| divided his advancing force which con
sists of 100000 men into five columns
The movement is directed against thu
| towns OF Nador and Selouan, with th'
ultimate object of gaining control 0
the entire Kert Valley.
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WILL PATRONIzE
HOME INDUSTRIES
The New Canadian Navy Will likely
be Built at Home instead
Of Abroad.

4 OTTAWA, Nov. rs. The cruisers
and destroyers for the new Canadian
navy will be built in Canada If pos
sible.
1t is understood that the govern
ment feels strongly that the time has
come for the establishment OF a ship
building industry in the Dominion.
and that the opportunity for the es-
stablishment of yards has arrived with
the decision Of the government to
place orders for considerable mum.
ber of important vessels.
Negotiations are going on between
the Canadian government and several
shipbuilding firms for the establish
ment Of one or more modern and
thoroughly equipped shipbuildine
yards in Canada.
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The case Closed.

SEATTLE. WASH, Nov. 2e.-The
government closed its case in the
Cunningham Alaska coal land cases
today, reserving the right to intro
duce more evidence at the hearing to
be held at Spokane at the conclusion
OF the trial here. G. J. Smith, the
banker who became badly tangled In
his testimony Wednesday when exam
ined by government attorneys, will
be cross examined this afternoon. In
teresting developments are expected.
CLAWS, the former government agent
whose charges aginst Ballinger Great
ed excitement recently, Is not likely to
again go on the stand. Opinion is that
the government has made a strong
case.
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CAR CONDUCTOR
MURDERED Two.
Quarrel With a Passenger over a
Transfer Ticket Resulted in
TWO People Being
Shot.
ONE WAS A WOMAN
First Shot Was an Accident, But the
Second one Was Wllful Murder
and Started a
Panic.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 26.-J. T..
Lowrey. a street car conductor. shot
and killed Lilly Baker and William
Moore, passengers in a crowded car
today, and in panic which followed,
several passengers We're slightly in
jured.
Lowrey .quarreled with Moore over
a transfer. The conductor, according
to passengers, drew revolver and
Moore grappled with him. The re-
volver was accidentally discharged,
killing Miss Baker who was hanging
to strap. Moore fought the conduc
tor back to the platform but was shot
as he reached the step, falling from
the moving car to the street. The
people in the car were thrown into
panic, some of them being injured as
| they tried to escape.
Lowrey left his car and warning the
passengers not to follow him, rar
down the street anGA got away.
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THE OPEN GATE
PICTURE TONIGHT
The Latest Of Biograph Pictures at
Dodses Popular Playhouse
Tonight.

Tonight at Dodges theatre "The
Open Gate, will be the feature pic.
ture besides other good pictures.
The two dominant features Of the
character of a true woman are love
and duty, and no two elements are
more belligerent than these, for love
is often beset by duty, in which
struggle duty, in the honest, inavart
ably prevails Such an occasion
forms the theme of this Biograph sub
ject. Hetty and George were old
time sweethearts, and as years went
by George could never muscle up cour-
age to "pop the question" Finally, he
bought an engagement ring, and call.
ing Hetty out to the garden gate. with
extreme effort declares his love and
puts the ring on her finger before he
|. realizes the great extent Of his daring.
What a sigh of relief he breathed
when it was over and she had accept
ed. Well, the earth contained no two
happier souls than George and Hetty
that day But, alas the sunshine soon
| turned to shade for on the evening Of
| the same day, Hetty receives a letter
| telling her of the sudden death of her
sister, who, leaving a little daughter
| three years old, made a last request,
! that as she had cared for Hetty
through her childhood, Hetty would
care for her little one, Mary. This
was indeed a blow, and after mental
struggle her plain duty to her sisters
child forces her to break off her en-
/ gagement with George. Sending for
4 him, she meets him at the gate, and
expressing her determination, gives
him back the ring. The poor fellow is
stunned at first, crushed in the ex
treme Then he tries to reason, hui
in vain. Finally dashing through the
gate, he throws it open with sucl
force, that it flies back against thf
fence and sticks, with broken hinge
Off he goes and is soon ont of sigh
! never, he declares, to return. Year
roll on. and-but to he the end Of tn,
story, go to Dodge's IT, eatre tonight.
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Burlington Hawk-Eye: Manager

--
Burlington Hawk-Eye: Manager
Egan returned to Burlington from OF.
tumwa and announced yesterday that
he had closed a contract with the d.
rectors Of the Ottumwa baseball asso-
citation, by which he becomes the man
ager of that city's team next season,
and giving Ottumwa an option on MS
services for the following season OF
1911. Mr.. Egan promises to turn
his entire Burlington team, or the
pick Of it at least, over to the OF
tumwa organization, thus leaving Bur-
fington without a team or manager
The size OF the salary which he will
receive Is not stated, but it is 80
large it is stated that there will be
strenuous hustling among the ball
fans to raise the amount Of money
necessary to defray the expenses Of
next season.