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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
DAVIS COUNTY.
DAVIS FOR REPUBLICANS.
Small PIurnlitics Rule but Result Is
g Wholly Theirs.

Harrington, Nov. 9.--Davis county
went Republican by II small plurality.
irunging from 900 to 20 votes. East
Rountiful went Democratic by nine
votes and Centerville also went Demo-
cratic. by Il small majority. The plu-
,rallty for Howell was 242 and the plu-
irality for Straup was pa. The follow
ing Republicans We're elected on the
county ticket with the plurality indi-
Gated. j, w. Thornley,, state represent
tative liz; John Ford. commissioner.
four-year term, 90; David Cook, COM
missioner, two-year term. go. H. o..
Pack. county clerk, 50; Hulda Miller,
county recorder, 500; ], X. Nelson,
treasurer. 200; Thomas Wadtloups, as
SCISSOR. 40; e. G, Ashton attorney. lis;
John a. Waite. Jr.. surveyor. 90: A. c
burton, superintendent of sc!l1ols. 200,
DID. Harris. sheriff. GS.
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MANTI DEMOCRATIC.
County Scat Of snnpctc Sets a Pace
Not Followed Outside.
(speclnl Id INC NeMsl q.

Especial to The News)
Manti, Nov 9,-After laboring all
night with the ballots, the judges of
election throughout the several. dis
trlcts are far from a definite determine
alton us TO the results OF the voting In
this city. Aside from the probabilities
pointing to a victory for Howell and
Strnup. the other indications are not
conclusive. The appearances may be
summed up, however, as follows:,
That the Republicans will get most Of
the county offices; that Howell and
Straup received pluralities over Erlck-
son and Richards, but not large ones;
that l.. NJ. Olson is elected to the state
senate on the Democratic ticket: that
the Republican candidate for the four
year term us county commissioner and
the Democratic candidate for the two
year term are elected that the Demo-
cratic justice of the peace and con-
stable for Manti are elected. In Mantii
Itself the Democrats appear TO have
cast the heavier vote though results
are by no means determined With any
cSactncss. s-5.tss Iftssl'1.ll ts.stl
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.JUAB COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS LAND IN JUAB.
Will, Execution Of -Four Ncar-Tcrm Of
Commissioner Entire Ticket Wins.

Nephl, Nov. 9.--Though the returns
lack Il few districts of being COM
Elete, there Is no doubt whatever that
the Republican ticket has been sue
ccssful with the exception Of the four
year term of county commissioner.
which undoubtedly will go to George
g. Whtmorc, 1,403, as against Z. c..
VIM. Republican nominee, 1,21l. The
figures from the districts reported.
which include nearly all. are: Howell.
100: Erickson. Lisa; Straup, 1859:
richards i,1so: james .. stack. Re-
publican nominee for the lower House
Of the state legislature. 1897: John
+. Nelson two year term. county
commissioner. 1.419: Thomas w.
Nickers, ,4+2. clerk: F. j. Henroid,
.1.447. sheriff: William j. Burton. 1.523.
recorder: Earl Jackinan. 1,4l3, as
SCISSOR: a. p. Payman. 1.349 treasurer:
c. l.. Foote. .355, attorney; Arthur a.
Miller. 1850. Surveyor: Ivan
Daily. county superintendent of
schools, 1.479: G. Fl. Burton, precinct
Justice, $50: John II. Brought con-
stable. 500.
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ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala, Nov. SIN the
Seventh congressional district of Ala
ihama. NJ. w. Howard, Republican, and
John T. Burdett. Democrat incumbent
ran very close in the early returns.
both claiming victory. The other
Democratic congressional candidates
were elected. For governor, Emmett
O'Ncal, Democrat and local optionist.
is elected by about $4,000 majority.
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MORPHINE RELIEVED PA|H--THE
GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY RE-
STORES tt. HEALTH

For the past few years / suffered
greatly from what three physicians
called neuralgia of the, stomach. Tho,
doctors treated me without any sue
ccss and | called in n fourth doctor,
whoa pronounced my disease gall
stones. | suffered intense pain and
the only relief tho doctor could give
INC was by injections of morphine. ]
was 80 completely discouraged that
] had almost given up hope when u
ncighbors told me about DR.. kitner's
Swamp-Root decided TO try It and
began its use ut once and after taking
nine bottles WAS completely cured,
not having n spell of sickness in over
Two Years. s& "a
have so much confidence in
Swamn-ttoot that | never fail to re-
commend 1t to my friends who may
have kidney trouble of any kind i
feel certain that Or. Kilmcrs swamp
Root saved my life, why should it not
do likewise to others Who take 1t In
time,
You are nj liberty to use this tcstl-
mony Mt any time.
Yours Truly.
MRS. ELLA HENRY, +.
SIG Schacfcr Ave.
Kansas City. Mo.
state Of Missouri
County OF Jackson
t s5e IS.
On The asth day OF July, ~ D.,
1HlO, personally appeared before me
a Notary Fable within and for said
county and State, Mrs. Ella Henry,
who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same is true.
HENRY G. EMERY.
Notary Public.
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ODD FELLOWS ENCAMPMENT.

The odd Fellows will hold n grand
encampment meeting at Bingham Nov.
%, Tho military branch of the order,
the patrlarchs militant, is planning fol-.
reorganization into n full regiment
formation IN the course OF another
year. which will allow them colonel,
three majors and full regimental equip
unont.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo. ". D.. Nov. e.-According to
returns received this afternoon, the Re-
publicans have carried every office ex-
ccpt that Of governor, although by
greatly reduced majorities compared
with two years ago. The Republicans
concedc tho election OF Burke, Demo-
crat.
Hanna and Helgeson, Republican con-
gressmen. win by big majorities.
The legislature is overwhelmingly Re-
publican.
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WASHINGTON.

4 Seattle. Nov. e.--The Republicans of
Washington won a sweeping victory in
yesterdays election. choosing five su-
jpreme Judges by a plurality Of about
10000, and electing all three congress-
Warburton and VIM. L.aLafolletto.
The Republican majority In the legIs-
3lature will be more than 100. insur-
Ing the election of Miles F'oindexter as
United States senator. 81 (, ~
X A woman suffrage amendment to tho
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

The police are on the hunt for n seven
passenger automobile. No, 36,. which is
the property of H. w. Walker, 1855
east First South street, Tho machine
was stolen from in, front OF the Walker
home last night. and no trace OF it la,
vet been found. 1t is thought band
of young thugs took the machine for
a JOY ride in the vicinity Of Murray
and have deserted the automobile near
there.
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parcntly, in Layton, but his vote was
not properly cast throughout. with the
result that while James a. Smith
landed one vote for Congress the
other candidate on the Socialist ticket
received no suffrage. owing to the lack
OF knowledge on the part OF the SOW
creign voter In the matter of custing
his ballot.
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WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee. Nov. 9--The Social Demo-
cratic party will he represented in the
house by Victor l.. Berger, of the Fifth
Wisconsin district.
The Social Democrats elected their
Milwaukee, county ticket by between
1900 and 5000. according to the latest
returns. .f
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NORMAN MACK VOTED
REPUBLICAN TICKET

Buffalo. N. y. Nov. s.--Norman F..
Mack. chairman OF the Democratic
national committee, today voted the
straight Republican ticket, It was an
error but 1t could not be rectifed.
himself.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
ON nlctc vote OF Massachusetts for

Complete vote of Massachusetts, for
governor:
Eugene N. Foss, Democrat. 220.450.
I1bcn Draper, Republican. 1855,
Foss' plurality, 1886.
Congressional:
Massachusetts
Fourth District, Short Term-John j.
Mitchell, Democrat, elected
Fourth Long Term--William IL.
Wilder, Republican. elected. *.
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state constitution seems to have carried
by a majority of 2 to Il This ratio be-
Ing maintained In Seattle. Tacoma.
Spokane and various eastern and west
ern Washington counties. s.
An unexpected result OF the election
was tho success Of the ''dry" faction
In local option elections mall parts of
the state. The saloons we're voted tn
death In Everett and Bellingham, cities
of more than 10000 inhabitants and In
many other important municipalities. 4
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Utah SAY. & Trust Co. to Frank
keider. lots.l 2, 3. 4. $40 and TO-.
block IS. Oakley Sub. ..............S
Leroy Whipple md wife to j. G..
Z Thompson, lots ~ anG AZ, block I.
South Main St.Add.. 3,
Charles McDewitt to Lucy McDe-
witt. lots 2. ,. 4. md 6, block !.
Joseph C. Cnhoon md wife 10 Ncphl
McCleary. part OF section IL,
township . south. range / west,
Miller Inv. Co. to Leroy Whipple,
lots 81 to IS. block 2, East West
minister Add. Observation-Disclosures, *
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington. Del. Nov. s.--Indica-
tons at $3.50 are that the Republicans
have carried the state. Including a
nlajorltysof both houses. This would
mean the recollection of Senator Du
Pont. Republican.
Delaware-Congression representa-
tive-at-large, w. II. Head, Republican.
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LAYTON I.EruBLlCAN.

Especial Ia the NewsD
Layton, Nov. ga straight Republics
an victory was recorded in Layton yes
sterday The vote on congressman was:
Howell 30: Erickson. III: on supreme
justice, Straup. 229: Richards, lis. For
representative in the state Legislature,
j. Nv. Thornley,. Republican. 23S: j. Il.
Martin, lol. There is one Socialist, APP
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CIVIL SERVICE JOBS.

Examinations for mineral examiners.
{ for the forestry service, at $500 per
year. male photographic craftsmen. and
scientific assistants in soil bacteriology
are offered for Dec, and s by the
United States civil service commission.
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CREDIT MEMS LUNCHEON.

The Utah Association of Credit Men
will hold it's monthly luncheon at tho
Commercial club tomorrow, when Pres
ident a, r, Parsons will give M ac
count of his recent trip to Missouri
river and Mississippi river commercial
ccnters HgHN5
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Blood FIun1ors

Commonly cause pimples, boils, hives.
eczema or salt rheum. or solile other
form Of eruption: but sometimes they
exist In the system, indicated by feel-
ings of weakness, languor loss OF APP
petite, or general debility. without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole
system is renovated, strengthened and
toned by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
my daughter had a breaking out on
her body. ] read testimonials OF
Hoods Sarsaparllla and procured a
bottle. This did her so much good 1
rot another bottle and 1t cured her.
She has never been troubled since"
Mrs Ella Condrev, Doniphnn, Kan.
There is no real substitute for
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Get It today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville. Nov. 9.-Eight Democratic
congressman and four Democratic
judges of the court of appeals elected
and one congressional race close
with the odds favoring the Democrats,
Is the, result of yesterdays election in
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Pierre, s. D., Nov. ?.-Thc Republican
state and congressional tickets We're
elected by n majority OF from 10000 to
5000. The legislature Is almost nnnni-
mously Republican Equal suffrage and
county option were voted down.
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tSUFFRAGlSTS WILL
HAVE THANKSGIVING

Seattle. Wash, Nov. a.--Mrs Emma
Smith Dcvoe, president OF the state equal
tion today setting apart Thursday, Nov.
q as II day of thanksgiving for tie new
ly enfranchised women Of Washing ton. q
!IAt least 10000 women will be added to
.tte list of voters in Washington BY tho
ratification Of The equal suffrage amend
men. 10 The epHss;t,tion.3 = - NJ
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. S.-Early re-
turns show local ontionists In lead on
proposition for prohibition amendment
to the state constitution All Democrat
ic congressman are elected.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov. 9.-Thnt the Mary
land delegation in thesncxt house will
consist five Democrats and one Re-
publican is conceded late tonight by
reports of both parties. e
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. s.-Tho
Democrats made clean sweep in to-
days congressional election.
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Consolidated Statement Of
Utah Banks Condition

state board OF bank examiners. shows
Il decrease in resources jof $s97, o2o.77
over the report for the quarter ending
July :, 1910. a recaptulation of the re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
NEBER.COUN7YI IN
REPUBLICAN CAMP
Surprise Of the Returns. Is the
Small Vote for
Kelly.
NOT ALL DISTRICTS IN YET
Those Yet to Conc, However, VIII Not
Affect tic Net Result Of the
Bnlioting,
tsneelal 70 rhe News.l

"
Ogden, Nov 9.-Returns received in
almost complete state from every dis
trlct in Weber county show the com
rlctc triumph of the Republican ticket.
There will be few changes from the
two or three districts not complete.
The surprise Of tho result was tho mar
now margin by which George J. Kelly.
Republican candidate FOR state senator.
won out Kelly WAS thought to be
strong man and 1t WIS expected that
he would run well up With his ticket.
Instead he has II majority OF only is
over his opponent, r. S. browning. ,rhc
returns as received from all over the
county are:
city ccun To-
vote. ty. tails
For REPRESENTATIVE
Joseph Howell. a,s3S liza 3.0Sa
Ferdinand Erickson ...2I4i 1881 3,io1
Supreme court Justice
D, n. Straup. ...,.....2 $50 ,o92 3,aS.
Charles c. Richards. 2,2a2 1,294 S,4s6
state senator
George j. kelly........2.T59 1890 S,si9
II. S. Browning. 2,35l l,4S0 1881
State representative
Charles A. Zeimer. 1,0s7 4,O2S
: William Alllson&..... 1884 1860 1884
Sylvester V. Grow....2,S9o I063 1852
Myton Il. ltichardson..2 ,97g 1901 1910
Arthur T.. PrattS.......o,179 l,2S5 3,467
Donnld Il. Mckay. .o,25S 1924 $3.50
William T.&Tolhurst,. 1.392 1916
Sherman S. Smith......e,l12 1924 1906
County commissioner
Dong term)
Moronl Skeen .........9.94l 1910 3,951
William j. Parker.....2, leo 1856 3,491
Commissioner tshort term-
In
Levi J. Taylor ........,.2.1Sl 1854 1886
County Clerk
Samuel G. Dyc,.....,....3,l13 1,25S i.471
Henry c. Gwilliam.... 1880 1881 3,267
Treasurer
Alma D. Chambers ....3,1O5 1902 4.197
Walter n. Farr........2,019 1913 3,3OS
Assessor
Thomas G.. Mathews. 2,e5s 1,oil 5000
John b. Trimbla ......2.l55 l,23i 1883
Sheriff
Emory L. Harrson.... acre 1908 a,ol5
William Fl. Anderson..2,195 1,264 3,43o
S Recorder
Joseph b. Nallace..... .2,9H 1.034 1910
Matilda Petersoh.......2.l66 l,2l3 3,"t9
Attorney
David Jensen.... .......S,0O6 i,052 4Voo
Jedediah d. Skcen. .Q9G 1,194 3,292
Surveyor
Herman j. Craven 1913 l,o43 1862
Washington Jenkins ...2.2o3 1,2o2 3,io5
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Letter 10
Dir. iillncr ~ CO.,
IsIn@lanlton, n. y.
PROVE; WHAT SWAAIP-ROoT WILL.
80. DO For YOU.

Send to DR.. Eilmcr Il Co.. Bng-
ihamton, y. u. for q sample bottle.
1T VIII convince anyone. You will
also receive n booklet of.vauablc In
formation, telling all about the, kid
ineSs and bladder. When writing, be
lure ana mention the salt Lake city
\ Daily Dcserct News" Tor sale at I'LL
Z lulla.
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sANpETE COUNTY.
mowELh WINS IN sANpErE.
Defeats Erickson III His Own County
BY Votes.
Especial TO The News.)

~ ISpeciaI 10 The Moved n
Alnnti. Nov, 9.--Howell for Congress
defeats Erickson in Sanpete county. the
vote being 262G for Howell against
2,5l+ for Erickson. Livingston, Repub-
lican candidate for state senator. Is de-
fcatcd, his vote being 2.l43 against $3.50
for Olsen. Democratic candidate. For
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09

/ representatives, Sanderson, Republic
an. received 2,512; Keains, Republican.
2,G20; Plain. Democrat, 2,50S; Taft,
Democrat. 2.a0l.
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Have 1t Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1a52. ri "a
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The remains OF Mrs. Christina Sjodahl.
the wife OF ]. NJ. Siodahl. may be viewed
the dny of the funeral. at The chapel of
8. NJ Taylor. $50 cast First South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09

Arthur e. Christensen has moved his
law office to room 4. Continental blk.
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n. T.. Evans. Florist. SO S. -dain st.
Floral designs q speciality. Phones os1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-17
Remarkable Christmas
Present.

Among the curious Christmas r1esent.
Of this year will be one for man OF ma
:ional reputation. which has been all yea
in the making.
Way last January the present wa,
decided upon, and friend OF the promi
nent gentleman requested the Burrellt
Press Clipping Bureau, Of New Yorl,
to watch every paper in America. anc
to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
instructions, and now present the history
Of one year in the life Of this especial man
The history ends Just after election,
include everything fr7m thrce-line cdi,
torlal mention to iull-page illustrated
stories. These have been mounted on
3.2oo great sheets Of Irish linen paper
and bound into three massive volumes,
At the head Of each item is the name
md date Of paper clipped from. this in,
formation having been put in with a
book typewriter. The words mus IN,
scrtcd amount to l53,852.
In actual time. a very strict record on
which has been kept. the work has re-
quired siSty-four working days through.
out the Year and has kept in employment
during that time thirty people as readers
clippers, sorters, mounters and binders.
Every newspaper of Importance is repre-,
sented.
This is merely specimen OF some Of
the unique orders which get into the Bur.
relle Bureau, for the extent to which
clippings are used by individuals and by
business concerns seems to be remarkable
There arr many pcoplc In private az
well as in public life who need press clip,
pings and don't know it, 1t might B.,
well TOR them to lool, up This man Bur.
relic, who is said to be SO we'll known
That . letter simply addressed "Burrelle,
New York. will reach him with no delay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-17
Little Interest in Parsons Case.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Washington, y. c., December 10
When is John Mae Parsons, state SEN
ator in the Virginia Legislature and
contestant for the seat of Representa-
tive Il. W. Saunders. from the Fifth
Virginia District in Congress. to push
his contest before the House of Repre-
sentatives? Mr. Parsons and his sup
porters from the Fifth District have
been in Washington more or less for
the last year; especially during the
past two weeks they have been in evil
dence here frequently. SO far as
known, however, the contestant for
Judge Saunders's seat only made Ibis
appearance once on the floor of the
House to which he is entitled as a con-
testant. Just why he has not mingled
more frequently with the Republicans
who are TO be the judges of his case
when the matter gets before the House
for n vote Is only conjecture
II any Republican members of the
House are backing Mr.. Parsons in his
efforts to get Judge Saunders out OF
his seat no one here has been able
10 find 1t out up to this time. Diligent
inquiry from those around the Capitol
who would naturally be acquainted
with such matters shows that although
Mr.. Parsons may have some influence
ana may be depending upon forces not
now known, there is nothing in sight
indicating that any one but himself
and possibly few hangers-on who
would profit by his being seated are
taking any interest in the matter
a peculiar situation has developed
which may mean the decapitation OF
Representative S1emp if Judge saun-
ders goes out. 1t is this: The whole
question that Will be submitted TO the
House when the case is taken up will
ho one OF law. The House will have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-17
Enr pnnulnr Nnfe.

Washington. ID. c. December 16.--By
vote of to ! subcommittee Of
the 5enate Committee on judiciary
to-day authorized u favorable report
on resolution for constitutional
amendment to provide for the election
of United States Senators by direct
vote of the people. The majority OF
the subcommittee was Senators Borah
and Rayner, and the minority was
Senator Dillingham;. The question Will
be submitted to the full committee
next Monday.
Whether the Senate will be called
to act upon the resolution at the
present session depends upon the at
ttude OF the judiciary Committee next
Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-17

nothing to do with the facts in the
matter. 1t VIII simply act on the law
as to whether 1t was proper for the
State of Virginia to change her district
lines few years ago, over which the
Republicans have made a big hight. 1.
the House decides that in the present
case it was unlawful to so change the
lines Of the Fifth District that Par
sons was kept out OF Congress, then
the same thing VII apply to the Slemp
district. where the identical thing was
done with respect to one of the coun-
ties there Therefore, IL is SAID, there
is reason why he is not interesting
himself in the Parsons case to any ex-
tent r. H. McC5