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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
JUAs SWEPT CLEAN
BY THE REPUBLICANS

Nephi, Nov. 9-With the exception
Of long-term commissioner. the Repub-
licans made a clean sweep of Juab
county, as shown in the completed re-
turns received here today, The Re-
pIbican state ticket also received a
large part of the vote in Juab county.
The officers elected are as follows:
Representative, j. b. Stack (R):
commissioner, long term George C.
Whitmore. CD); commissioner, short
term john S. Nilsson (R); clerk.
Thomas w. Vickers (R); sheriff, Gus
J. Henroid, CRD; recorder. William
Burton (R); assessor. Earl JGckman
CR); treasurer, A. r. PaXman (R): at
torney, p. L. Soote (R). surveyor, Ar
thur a. Miller CR1; superintendent of
schools, Ivan C. Daily (R)
Thomas H. Burton, Republican,
was elected precinct justice Of the
peace and John II. Brough. Repub-
l,can, for constable. was elected.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

TON and Highland. and are normally
Republican districts, with so small
a vote, however. that their bearing
on contests only OF the closest re-
suits has any effect whatever on the
general results.
In the election OF Tuesday but
one of these close contests resulted,
that between Charles r. White and
Jesse Knight, In which Whites ma
joidty OF 90 for representative may
possibly be overcome, only however,
hyl a change from normal conditions
in the precincts named This is un-
expected even ny the most sanguine
OF Democrats. and Jesse Knight Will
undoubtedly be counted out
Sheriff George T Judd led the Re
publican ticket with majority of
$50.
While no unofficial count has been
made of the vote on the amend
ments. 1t is the general impression
among leaders of both parties that
they have all carried. The small
vote indicated on comfy superinten-
dent of schools is due to the fact
that Provo precincts do not vote on
that Office The successful nominee
for this office was the only Demo-
crat elected In the county, according
to present returns. George n. Child,
who was elected to this office, also
enjoyed this distinction two years
ago.
The average Democratic majority
In Provo City on the legislative ticket
was 113
Following is the vote:
For congress, Howell (R), 5,479:
Erickson CD. 4.76G For judge of
the supreme court. Straup (R). s..
4l4: Richards CD, 4,7G1. State sen.
ator, Henry Gardner (RD. 5,265; Al.
ma Greenwood CD. 1867; Alfred L.
Booth (R., 5,953; Thomas N Taylor
CD. 1865 Representative. Charles
II. White (RD, 5.1SS; Jesse Knight
CD. 5,l26, James H. Wootton. s..
964; James H, Clark CD, 1904 Wm
L. Hayes (R0. 1886. Albert T.
Money CD. 4.S45. County commits
sloner, long term. Charles III. Ward
(RD, $500 Andrew ] Field CD. A..
76S; commissioner short term, Jas
H. Gardner R), $500 George A
Storrs (D), 1894. County clerk
Mark E. Kartchner, Jr., tR.), 5,2S1
Ashley Bartlett CD, 4.759;. Sherin
George T. Judd (RD, 5.511: James T
Williams Cd. 4.G9l. Recorder, Robt
r. Thorne (RD. 5.S01; Hyrum F
Thomas Cd, 4.7S0 Attorney, jacob
Evans (R0, 5.S47; Andrew b. Nor
gan Cd. 4.7S5, Assessor, Hyrum R
Christensen (RO. $500, aJcob Rob
ertson CD. 1921 Treasurer. Ed
ward T. Palfreyman (R), 5,29S; Lu
ella Raymond CD, 5.014 Surveyor
Frank Wents Cd. $500; George S
Schow Cd, 1923 County superin
tendent of public instruction, Johr
Preston Greer (R), 3,765: George N
Child CD, 1899.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
BARTENDER HAS
CHURCH GRIEV ANCE

Denver Nov. 10-Whcn a bartend-
or is impelled TO attend a religious
revival meeting. II Is discouraglng, to
say the least. to have his arrival at
the church marked by fall into a
pit with fractured leg as the result
Such ia the general tenor Of petit
tion filed in the district court here
yesterday by George Sausser, whose
business is TO serve drinks across a
bar. against the Central Presbyterian
church OF this city. Sausser asks for
damages IN the sum OF $11 ZOO. alleg-
ing negligence on the part OF the
church officials In failing to place
proper safeguards ABOUT the pit,
which was situated between the
church and the adjoining parsonage.
Sausser's injuries were sustained a
year ago, when BILLY" Sunday was
conducting n series of meetings at the
church He says he went TO hear
Sunday to test the noted reyivalist's
powers of conversion.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Y AGR ANT IS
@ R D E r E D
TO LEAVE

One lone prisoner faced the police
judge this morning and pleaded gull
" 10 the charge Of yagrancy. This
prisoner, forlorn in appearance, was
D. a Carver. who, only Tuesday,
was released from the county jail at
Salt Lake City. where he has served
a ninety-day sentence for petty lar
ceny.
When Carver was arraigned he
made no effort TO deny that he was a
yagrant and asked that the court
permit him 10 leave the city
Detective James Pender stated to
the court that the man was known
to be thief and an all-round un-
desirable character and advised that
he be given a suspended sentence and
the opportunity TO leave the city.
Judge ]. ID. Murphy handed Carver
n suspended sentence Of ninetynine
days and one hour 20 get out OF the
city.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
HE VISI 7 E D
N E Y A D A
FOREST

Assistant District Forester Homer
e. Fem of the grazing department
has Just returned from the Nevada
national forest at Ely, Nevada, where
he spent couple OF weeks looking
into the proposed ellminations OF
lands that are embraced in the for
est, but that are considered to be
purely of grazing nature.
Mr.. Fem was met at Ely by As-
sociated National Forester Albert F.
Potter, they returning to Ogden to-
gether. Before the resignation of
Chief Forester Clifford PInchot. Mr..
Potter had charge of the grazing de-
partment of the entire national for
est service, but under the leadership
of Forester Henry S. Graves, he was
appointed 10 the position OF associate
forester. He is well yersed In all
the branches of the forest service in
this country, having come from the
Pinchot school and being largely inn
bued With Mr. Pinchot's ideas regard
ing the conservation OF natural re-
sources, which embraces protection
to timber belts, the protection on wa
tersheds and the preservation OF
grazing lands.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
GODDESS OF
LIBERTY Co.


Mort H. Singers colossal production
The Goddess OF Liberty" with Jo-
-Scph p. Howard. the wcll-known mil
'sical comedy star, in the leading role.
supported by an exceptionally strong
cast. which is surrounded by chorus
of over flfty. comes to the Ogden the
ater for an engagement of two nights,
Saturday and Sunday, November IL
aDd l3.
This production has the distinction
OF having played in Chicago (Which.
by the way. is the most critical city
In America), for over one solid year
at the Princese theater, which is
stamp enough to insure the local pub
lie OF something classy and far SUI
perior 70 the ordinary road produc-
tion. Seats on sale Friday at 10 a. m.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

Policemen all over the world use
T Il. Policemen stand on their feet
all day and know what sore. tender.
sweaty. swollen feet really mean
They use T Il be ause T q cures
their feet right up 1t keeps feet In
perfect condition. Read what this po-
l!ceman has TO say; II was surprised
and delighted with T z for tender
feet. hardly know how to thank you
enough for it. It's superior to pow
dcrs or pisoters., can keep my feet
in perfect condition. Believe in my
earnest gratitude for T z. am
policeman and keep on my feet all
day."-Gmzy Harrell, Austin, Texas.
You never tried anything like T u
before for your feet. 1t is different
from anything ever before sold
T l Il is not a powder. Powders
and other foot remedies clog up the
pores. T | u draws out all poison
Gus eXudations which bring on sore
ness OF the feet, and is the only rem
edy that does T | cleans out ey-
cry pore and glorifies the feet-your
feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face I'm pain and you'll forget
about your cornS, bunions and cal.
louses. You'll feel like a new per
son,
TIZ Is for sale at all druggists at
% cents per box. or 1t will be sent
you direct II you wish from Walter
Luther Lodge & Co, Chicago, III =.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
GUATE MALA EXPELS
THE REVOLUTION|STS

NEW Orleans. Nov. 9.-The news
that the noted Honduran revolution
ist, Bonilla. and his American lieut.
enant general, Lee Christmas, had
been expelled from Guatemala by or.
der of President Cabreram and that
they would be placed aboard a steam
er for New Orleans is regarded as
having bearing on the talk of a gen
eral uprising in Honduras
General San Lorenzo. with a large
force of Honduran soldiers Is en-
route to Amepala to discharge Gen,
eral Valladares according to Cable
news received here last night.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

New York. Nov. l0.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper. l-2G6 per cent:
sterlNg exchange, heavy. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at
$4.5l5O@ 4S1C6 for 60 day bills. and
at Sz.S565 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.S1 Ia.
Bar silver. So 7-Sc.
Mexican dollars. lie.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
HARRISV LILLE
CIR OSSING 6
ORDERED

Rails for the crossing of the o. S.
l.. sidc-track by the Ogden Rapid
Transit interurban line at Harrisyille
will be on hand this evening and, If
word Is not received from Salt Lake
granting the trolley road the right 10
cross, Manager Bailey VIII order his
construction gang to 30 ahead, re-
SGrdless OF the silence of the officials
OF the steam road.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
FLIGHT FROM KEY WEST
ACROSS TO HAVANA

New York. Nov 10.-The prize of
$1,000 recently offered in Havana for
a flight between that CITY and Key
West Will probably be Increased to
total Of 100000 or more, according
to advlces received here. a wealthy
Havana man has already added $4,000
TO the prize and assurance Is given
that the congress of Cuba will vote
an additional $4,000
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
SUITS IN THE
LOWER COUR 7

The following suits have been
fled III the Municipal court:
T. X. Whellon versus the Orpbeum
Amusement company. asking for
S252,5 80, Complainant claims that the
money is due for labor performed in
improvements made at the Orpheum
theater
Mrs. c. w. Cross versus Robert Nc
FarlaDd. asking for 5000 on ac.
count.
w. Fl. Wright & Sons versus Mrs.
James Reardon, asking for 1892 on
account
Charles S. Murphy versus William
r. Wilson asking for S25 OH account.
A. w Wright versus w. Il. Lloyd
asking for $S1.9G on account.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
DEDICATION OF
a BIG BRIDGE.

81 Louis, Nov. 1O.-Govern.
or Hadley of Missouri and
Governor Deneen oil Illinois
dedicated the Illinois Traction
systems new bridge over the
Mississippi river here today
In the presence of 5000 invit-
ed guests. Bishop J. J. Glen
noa OF st, Louis blessed the
new StrcclVre. which is known
rs the MC6inley bridge, end
lean c. Davis of the Episco-
pal church delivered the invo-
cation. Tonight q fireworks
display and banquet will he
slven by the owners of the
bridge
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Sugar and Coffee.

New York Nov. lO-sugar, rev.
steady. MuscoyGdo. SO test $3.50:
centrifugal &c test. S3.36. mclasses
sugar, SO test S51l. Refined quiet
Co1ec, sp9t. steady
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
KNIGHT is BEATEN
IN UTAH COUNTY

Provo. Nov. 9-Four small pre-
cincts are lacking to make the re-
turns for Utah county complete.
These are Cedar Fork, Fairfield. Clin'
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
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Metal Market.

New York. Nov. l0.-Copper-
Standard, weak, spot and December
Sl2lG@l2.45. Lead, quiet $4,000
$50. Nov York. Bar silver. 80 I-Sc.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Senate.

Senate.
First DistrIct-BoN Elder and
Tooele-W. C. Horsley (R), holdover
Second District-Cache-J W..
Funk Cd
Third District-R,ch, Morgan and
Christopher Burton, jry (R),
holdover.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kuchler tR). holdover; George j..
Kelly (R)
Fifth Summit and Wa
satch-W A. Wilson SR). holdover'
Sixth District-Salt Lake-Carl A.
Badger (R), c. E. Marks (Ro, S. j..
Stookey (R). holdoycrs; Benner y.
Smith (R., w. N Williams tR)
Seventh Dlstrlct-Juan and Millard
u. A. Hyde (R) holdover.
Ninth District-Sanpete-L. NJ. Oh
sen (D)
Tenth District-Sevier. Wayne, Pi.
ute and Garfeld-R. w Sevy tRD,
holdover.
Eleventh Dstrict-Beaver, Iron,
WASHINGTON and Kane-H. ". Lunt
(R)
Total-Republlcans, Is; Democrats,
IOWCT F'OOSS'
Beaver-F D Farnsworth (R.)
Box Elder-M II. yelling. CD
Cache-C. L. Funk (R), e. w, Rob-
inson 1(R.), D. NJ. Beckmore Or
Carbon-Niel NJ. MadseD. (D)
Davis. w Thornley, (R)
Emery-William j. Seely (R.)
Garileld-J. NJ. Henrie (R-)
Grand. p. Miller (R)
Iron-Wilford Day (RO
Juab-J b. Stack (R.)
Kane-C. ]. Smith (R)
Mlla7d-J. II. Langston (R)
Morgan-James A. Anderson, (RO
Pmte-Samuel l. Page CD
Rich-John r. Spencer (R0
Salt Lake-T L. Holman tR), w.
II. Tobias (R.). Frank l.. Hines tRD,
Harry B. Cole (R) f. ]. Ear1ley (R)
C. c. Crapo (R0, ]. A. Elman CR),
I, Dahlouist (RD, Daniel McRae (RD,
Claude Y Russell (RD.
San Juan-B, d. Harshberger, CD
Sanpete-S. S. Sauderson CRO, T.
F. Kearns (RD
Sevier-P. f. Peterson (DO
Summit-Seth c. Jones CD
Tooele-E. r. Wooiley (R)
Ulntah-Byron o. Cotton CR)
Utah-M L. Packard (R). Charles
II. White (R). John II Wootton (RJ,
W. l.. Hayes. (R)
Wasatch-Rock NJ Pope. RI
Wayne-R. Arthur :deeks. CR)
WashinSton-D. II. Norris Cd
Weber-Charles A Ieimer (RD.
Wnliam Allison (RD. NJ r. Richard
son (RO, 6. V. Grow (R-l
Total-Rcpublcans, IS; Democrats,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

AT the presidential election In salt
Lake county in 1908 the total vote
cast IN this county was 1884.
That Utah is not for statewide pro-
hibition Is shown In the vote that
comes IN from twenty.seyen counties.
Many local tickets were elected by
the Democrats. but the vote In most
instances on Legislative cand dates
was for the Republicans. The Repub-
lican state ticket led In every county
in the state. even I'm Washington coun.
ty, that irreprcssible Democratic
stronghold. running far ahead OF the
Republican county ticket.
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u 7 All STILL
REPUBLICAN
in POLITICS

Returns from the outlying districts
in salt Lake county brings the totai
vote cast to $500. divided as loi'
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
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Be6anntma(6unQ.
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bintsrldbt 9lIles ibren gatten gnirid
Wilion ilnb nah ietnem 1ooe an ibre
3Dhter aate Sbon uno 6. s.. Mils
ION au sIeihen 1beilen.
- Sn Der seitern abeno absebalte-
nen !Sibung bes Stabtratbs purben
nur Rputinese1hdfte erleoigt. Die
girgfdoft Der neuen Woherpertss
aommifdre fpurbe nibt acceptirt.
g,titglieo Sslleher, Der ausibeioet. belt
eine Idnsere Rsbe, in Der er ben Wlitz
eIieoern fir ibre 3uportommenbeit etc.
bdntte.
- Qls Elm Reser eeitern perIu4te
ben SiibneritoQ bon &. Wteintraut, gio.
26 Weit 5. Strabs. gu lseren, ipuroe er
BON benz Gigentbiimer ertnppt. Gs Sez
lang ibm jebod gu snttommen.
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Wl linden, Il. Tes.


Gs s.bi niti anbsrs - auh ib muB
hn.t bos Wstter bsiprsten. Wenn um
Die Weibnatisseit berum Der Somm.r
ousblitt. 10 iit bas cine Granibeii.
uro araniheitsn speds SeiIuns fromm
su -bsiprshen- esbort bod bsusr ipiss
Der gum suien ION uuier uns. alio.
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uno bebsgen bic obnebiss ssnusfam
psrrirris glsLt nsrmaben, haB mir in
Uliin6sn aHianesn, 2ufts unoSpnnens
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bluueu geree i'm Siibsu nn6siblen. ob
iis nod ale oa iinb; baB mir Siisr uno
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uHb in ben iilbsrnsn DoLmonbndhten
o.n heIlen Johniirid ON Sori5ont uus
rubig iiuniren.
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ben plan CUR .e,euonsea" eniiparf. lsbe
ie sr CUR Sdlfis BON aaTise. sur 6dlfte
pon gItern. bic or las. Gs mar tuo5l
feline ifperfts 3sii bamals. Sn Der
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aliein bic Sragobie auf Ieinen Gduls
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supief. 0snopepu. bic riibrenbe aictts
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tragiiten 8erbrshsrs, BON ben ipnfiis
gen psrionsn su fhipeieen. bic Sebbe!
lebr als CT ipntsr DeruntporieH mods
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if ipiinihie nur. bic iibriaen Doriieller
lndren niGt gar 10 fhoblonenboft unb
siDas beutlider eeipeieH. Gs In ipirts
lih ttin 9trgnigen, INNER nur bisiels
ben fuenisen Qamen berausbeben 5u
miifien. SGlimm mar e. geItern be-
fonbers um ben ipeibli6en 1beil bes
iielli, cine uHleibli4 monotone Dencpes
pn ipurbe bard cine 9btaierbere 1ltes
fer Oarnitur ersdnsi. yaur 6err
eiibentir4en (SiegfrEsb) unb htrr
@obimut9 Cube bsbouptsisn ii4
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II nfdtI {.

- 5snrp 2oeIte. Elm SO Sabre als
ter Shreinsr BON 30. IT'S 5oipnseno
Strdbe, ipar etittrn NIT benz Qsoen
zines nsuen iSuBbpbens in benz Sta
bIihemsni Der Rapion Yading Comp.
an Spring @rone 2lp. unb Ranion
Strabe befhGftiat. oIs CT BON britt
ten in eas 3rtite Stodipert binunterz
itiir3ts unh iih inrere 9srIssargen III.
900. Gr iuurbe naa feinsr Wchaune
gebyadt.
- Der % SABRE olts Games paiters
ion, bon 9roootpan uno 2. Gtrobe, Elm
anssiteIlter Der gifbop Rissing 60,
3os iih ssitsrn ipdbrsnb Der abbruds
arbsiisn ouf Ger grarbi.dtis on 8. uno
Sptamure Sirabs siuen unssf1brlife
aopftuunes su. Gr be9ab iid mad
benz SpIpitaI unb Iisb Iih osrbinosn.