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New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
MENU FOR TUESDAY.

BREAKFAST
Tangerines
Fried smelts. Graham mullins.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Beef collops with tomato sauce.
Hot biscuits. Honey.
Chocolate.
DINNER
Consomme with noodles
Curried chicken Rice French peas
Celery salad.
Frozen custard.
Black coffee.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
| ITRIBUNE
z$NG8ISHIhE
-N[0CfETY
WHAT IS GoODF

What is the real good7
I asked in musing mood.
Order. said the law court.
Knowledge, said the school.
Truth said the wise man;
Pleasure, said the fool;
Love. said the maiden:
Beauty, said the page:
Freedom, said the dreamer:
Home. said the sage:
Fame, said the soldier:
Equity. the seer.
Spake my heart full sadly.
The answer is not here.
Then within my bosom
Softly this I heard:
Each heart holds the secret.
Kindness Is the word"
JOAN Boyle O'Reilly
Published ar the request OF c. z. VI.
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REPLY.

n P. L-The addresses OF '-shut-ins' %
whom you send reading matter are all cor
rect. except Miss Welden's. formerly OF
Kansas. which has been changed TO Gurney,
Col.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY
ACHIEVED NOTABLE VICTORY
IN STATE ELECTION.
BERGER FIRST SOCIALIST
TO SIT IN CONGRESS
In Addition the Coalition Party Swept
Milwaukee County, EIectins Every
Elected La Toilette, Also MeGovern
for Governor.

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 9--The social
democratic party achieved notable
victory in yesterdays election by elect
ing Victor l.. Berger to represent the
Fifth Wisconsin district in congress.
Berger will be the tirst social democrat
TO sit in congress- In addition they
swept Milwaukee county, electing every
candidate on the county ticket The
socialists also elected one senator and
twelve assemblymen from milwaukee,
county.
The republicans elected La Toilette
to the legislature and the entire state
ticket. McGovera. republican, Tor gov
ernor. has plurality of $4,000
Charles H. Crownhart, of Superior.
Independent republican, who entered
the contest for attorney general at the
solicitation Of the state central COM
mittee. and was endorsed by La Fol-
lette against Levi II. Bancroft, the reg
ular nominee, is elected.
Eight republican congressman. one
democrat (sixth districD. and one So
cial democrat (Fifth district, are
elected. The reelection of kustermann,
republican, In the Ninth district, is un-
certain.
Constitutional amendments provid-
ing legislators salaries, and providing
for an appropriation for the preserva-
ton and development of water power
and forests are said to have carried.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Good. Huber.
cR,Lk BEATEN IN SECOND.
Could Not Overcome Normal Demo.
cratic Vote Of District.

Davenport Nov. 9.-Charlcs w. Griik.
the progressive republican candidate
for congress In the Second Iowa dis
trict. for whom Theodore Roosevelt de-
livered speeches on his way 10 Des
Moincs last week was defeated by Ir-
win S Pepper OF Muscatinc. his demo-
cratic opponent. by n majority OF prob
ably 5000 votes.
From Indications late last night. Pep
per has carried every one OF tho six
counties in the district. Scott county.
Grilks home county. giving him a lead
OF about 500 1t is not believed Roose-
vel,'s visit helped Grilk by hundred
votes.
The district is reclaimed by the
dem ocrats after four years service by .
| republican. A. T.. Dawson. OF Preston,
who withdrew from congress. HIS
leaning toward the Cannon side In con-
gress was given by many as his reason
for withdrawing from political life ana
returning TO his home in Preston.
Mr. Pepper. who succeeds Dawson,
Is young lawyer who has made his
home at Muscatinc for about eight
years He was formerly school
teacher there. and when Judge Martin
J. Wade was elected TO congress Pep
per Went 20 ~ aEs:HSs"n IN his Se-eie
tary While there he studied law and
graduated at the District OF Columbia
law school. Returning TO Muscatine
when Judge Wade's term as the lone
democratic congressman from Iowa"
expired. Pepper became active in poii-
tics Uniting with a well-known law
firm he built up q substantial practice
and gained an acquaintance thruous
the county and district by his activity
as a stump speaker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
ALL POSSIBLE PROGRESSIVE
LEGISLATION TO BE PASSED
IN shoRr SESSION.
BECAUSE OF EFFECT ON
ELECTION TWO YEARS HENCE
President Feels keenIy Blows Dealt
His Party on Tuesday and Will Not
ersak Silence Until Return From
panama-Then Plans For Eventful
LEGISLATION Will Be Formulated.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Feelin8 keenly
the blows dealt by the voters to the
great political party OF which he Is the
head, President Taft returned to Wash
ington this iS.morning. He had no COM
ment TO make upon the result and went
directly to the White House. where 1t
was stated he probably would not
break the silence concerning political
affair. until after his return from Pan
anna. whittier he starts tomorrow.
Disappointed as Is the president at
the loss Of the house to the democrats.
his political advisers are pinntng their
hopes to the fact that a three months
session Of the present republican ma
iority IN both branches OF congress Is
about to begin.
1t is known that into that brief Pc
crowd as much OF its legislative pro-
gram as there seems to be the remotest
chance of enactment.
Much of the proposed legislation
Wn1cn VIII DE uFScQ OH COASleoo III liAS
presidents forthcoming message will
be OF Il progressive character and 1t is
said here tnat prospects are excellent
for harmony in the republican ranks.
An effort VIII be made in the short
session to pass as much progressive
legislation as possible, because of the
effect such measures would have upon
the fortunes of the present administra-
ton two years hence
AS Interesting as prompt are to be
the events Of the short session. The
assembling OF the new congress ana
its conduct, with a democratic house
and a republican senate, serving under
a republican president, will attrac, far
wide spread attention The first scs-
sion of the new congress. which Will
convene more than a year hence, Is
practically committed to tariff revision
py reason of yesterdays results. and 1T
will i'm all probability be one of the
first questions considered after the new
congress snail be organized.
Starts For Panama.
The president will leave this after
noon for Charleston. S. c.. whore to-
morrow he will board the cruiser Ten
nessee. TO-: the trip to Panama Taft
will be away two weeks. He will make
q complete study Of the situation on
the isthmus. upon which to base rec
concentrations to congress at the com
ing session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Democratic swss7 In ohio.

Cleveland, Nov. 9.-The democrats
yesterday swept Ohio. and in addition
t. re-electing Governor Harmon by
probably 10000, have undoubtedly
elected the remainder OF their state
ticket except attorney general, and a
majority Of the legislature. which will
elect successor to Senator Dick. The
next Ohio congressional delegation will
contain seventeen democrats out OF
tWenty-one members. The republic
cans elected are: Rowland. Twenty
first district; Longworth, First; Sweit-
ger. Tenth: Taylor. Twelfth. Goebel,
of Cincinnati. may have been re-
elected.
The Ohio legislature on joint ballot
will be democrats SO. republicans IS.
Edward l.. Taylor was reelected to
congress in the Twelfth district, r. B.
Willis in the Eighth district and r. NJ.
Swetzer In the Tenth. All are repub
licans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
CANNON VOTE is CUT DOWN..
Speaker Apparently Reelected by
Plurality Of Only 5000.

Danville, Nov 9.-Early returns in
dicate the reelection Of Speaker Cam
non from the Eighteenth congressional
district by a plurality of about 5000
over William L. Sundiff, the demo-
| cratic candidate. This is a decrease
| of about 1000 In Cannon's plurality
| as compared With the figures two years
| ago, when he defeated Henry c. Bel!
| by more than 5000. The Cannon
managers insist thai the full returns
| will show an almost normal plurality
| but indications do not bear them out.
Despite the apathy and coldness Of
| the voters Of his party Cannons man.
| ayers secuted the possibility Of defeat
and devoted their efforts to bringing
| their chiefs plurality up to as near
normal as possible. The disaftection
Of many insurgent republicans, espc-
| cially in Vermillion and kankakee
counties. however. caused the speaker
much uneasines, and he made the
! most thorough canvass in years.
To the fact that Mr.. CundlH was
not popular man. even In his own
| party, does the speaker owe his escape
i from very close run. Il not - defeat
While many tnsursent, republicans
voted for him. Mr.. Cundin did not poll
anywhere near his own partye
strength.
Cannon leaders have admitted that
with strong democrat in the field who
could have secured the full democratic
vote the tale would have been different.
In fact, rumors have prevailed thru
out the campaign that Cundiff was in
duced to announce his candidacy early
in the game by friends Of the speaker,
and that the latter has paid some II not
l. rv1NLs
| not denied by Cundiff and was believed
by many. When the campaign devel-
oped unusual opposition to Cannon. eff
forts We're made to induce Cundiff to
withdraw in favor of stronger man.
which he refused 10 do. Therefore no
strong democrat would stand for the
Office and face division in their own
party, and Cundiff was not opposed in
the primary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
IOWA REpUDllcANs LOSE TWO
REPREsENTAnvEs .ANo GAIN
ONE.
FOURTH DISTRICT RGouIT
THE poLiricAL4oURpRlSg
preuty tas Die Lead In Seventh aRd
ksndaIl Puiis Thru In 9ixth-ooNh
Easy Winner - Tovvner Redeoswe
Eighth pistriet-ksnnsdy Rs-siset.'
cd in First ~ Coed Majority.
Special to Times- Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Mo!nes, Nov. 9.-At republican
headquarters hero It Ia asserted that
Kendall has = majority In tho Sixth.
but 1t Is admitted that 1, looks like
HauEen IS defeated in tho Fourth.
Judge Prouty has heard from every
county. and his majority IL over 1000
in tho district. and may 60 TO 5000.
Prouty expected to win by only 1909
TO 1900
Tho Iowa delegation IN tho house viii
be ninc republicans and two democrats.
Grilk being defeated In tho Second.
Towner Is elected In tho Eighth. thus
retiring one democrat and making .
total democratic gain in tho state one.
Good has carried tho Fifth district
by somewhat reduced majority. due
to the light vote.
Prouty's pluralities as estimated from,
incomplete returns are: Polk 100,
Story 1900, Dallas 400. Madison <c0.
For Price: Warren ITS. Marion 400.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
CHAMP CLARK TALKS.
Favors Downward Revision Of Tariff
BY Sliding Scale.

Bowling Green, Mo, Nov 9.-Down-
ward revision of the tariff at once was
the pledge made today for the new
democratic house by Champ Clark.
who Is a candidate for the speakership.
The people are tired Of the present
administration" said Champ Clark.
land are provoked to just the extent
the returns indicate with the tariff de-
ception. The first and greatest propo-
sition should stand for the reduction
in the tariff to a revenue basis. I'd re-
duce it scientifically and gradually and
put into it sliding scale much like
that in the tariff bill of 1882. There
IS no question but what the democrats
will be on their good behavior in the
next congress and our future depends
largely on their conduct"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Republican. sw,,ep M;ch;o.n.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 9.-The republi-
cans won a sweeping victory on the
street ticket yesterday and elected ten
out Of twelve representatives In con-
gress. Representative DENLY was de-
feated in the First district by Frank
E. Dermus. democrat, and Representa-
tive Diekeman was defeated in the
Fifth by Edwin s. Sweet. Of Grand
Rapids.
Borne for governor has q majority OF
10000 and the remainder Of the repub.
lican state ticket 10000. An overwheln-
ingly republican state legislature Will
elect Charles E. Townsend, of Jackson.
to succeed Senator Burrowes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
SLUMP IN GRUNDY.
Republican Ticket Wins by Small Ma
iority Except on Treasurer.

Special to Times Republican
Cirundy Center, Nov. ..-The rep abli-
can county ticket with one exception
was elected by small majorities. a.
W. Pepperman, democrat for county
treasurer. Is elected, by 1873. Gray for
county Superintendent has a majority
over Murphy of only % votes r. NJ.
t'inlayson is elected representative by
132 Carroll carried the county by u
majority. DeWolf for senator carries
the county by BIG Goods majority in
the county will be between 100 and 200.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
n. Vote ae orinnsIl.

Specis A3 Times Republican.
Grit 4. Nov. s.-The surprises IN
yestS IS election in this city wero
num = is in spite OF the fact that most
peo !, were expecting to be surprised.
On these was the general indifter-
erysf voters In view OF the questions
OF local az we'll as state Importance
to be voted upon. Out OF 1889 voters
registered but about S15 votes were
cast. SpauldinK for state senator led
with GAL Carroll for governor came
next with SIS. Kendall was third with
4S6 Spaulding's majority over Tally
was 4lb; Carroll's over Porter was 209:
and kendal's over Hamilton was ISL.
There liz a large minority. amounting
almost to majority, that arc sorry 10
see the franchise to the Interior Tele-
phone Company voted down.
In the county B!negar for sheriff Is
probably defeated by Smith democrat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Exact Rsvsr.a, in New Jer.sy.

Trenton. n. j.. Nov. 9.--This morn
ing's figures make Woodrow Wilson'S
plurality for governor at least $4,000.
The republicans will have three Of ten
Of the present representation. The
democrats will control the legislature
on joint ballot and elect democratic
senator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Carroll Carries Sac.

Special to Times RepublIcan.
Sac City, Nov. o--CarroN carried Sac
county bv 500 majority. Hubbard by
500 ma 'ority. MATHS by ess. County
officers and other state officers have n
majority OF from 500 to 900 For rep
resentative. Dixson. republican. IS
elected. Ben Prough.on. republican.
was defeated by John Fuchs demo-
crat. for supervisor In The Third dis
trict
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
COOP HAs $500.

Congressman Survived ths osnseera&ao
etorm With Comfortable, out Re-:
duood Plurality.
Special to Times Republican.
Cedsr Rapids. Nov. S.-CongrsssusaA
Good saved most OF his hus1sa1solA 90
fects and all OF his political 1omfiy
from tho democratic cyclone which
swept over Iowa yesterday and comes
thru With p.,:r.. l.,s in fivc OF tho sevon
counties In his district. giving him .
margin OF at least $500 over his op-
ponen;, Huber. OF Tamn county. The
democra, carried only his own county
OF rama. and Jones. by small plurah-
ties In 1903 Good received n plurality
OF $500. but there were several thous.
and more republican votes cast IN that
presidential year for all candidates. ana
no such seismic upheaval as occurred
this year.
His estimated pluralities by counties
now are:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
IN. Wssshsr.

lowa--Unsettlsd. with probably rain
or snow tonight or Thursday: colder
tonight and In the east Thursday.
l!linois-Partly cloudy. with rain in
the south and rain or snow IN tho
north tonight or Thursday: colder
Thursday and In the north tonight.
Wisconsin--U Unsettled. with rain or
rain or snow tonight or Thursday:
colder.
Observation-Disclosures. with probably
rain tonight or ThursdAy: colder.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy. with
probably snow iurrics tonight or
Thursday. colder tonight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
ROOSEVELT P0UTING7
Shuts Himself Away From All Inter-
viewers and Has Nothing to Say on
Results Of Election.

oyster Bay, Nov. 9.-Roosevelt had
not word to say today as TO the re-
sults Of the election. 1t was said at
Sycamore Hill that not only did he
have nothing to say, but that no state
ment was forthcoming for the present.
Roosevelt has shut himself off from the
outside world. When an attempt was
made to reach him today he sent out
word that he would see no reporters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Clinton County pem.eratio.

Special to Times-RepubIlcon.
Clinton, Nov. 9.--Clinton county
gives Porter l.4O0 and Pepper for con-
gresham $50 plurality. Greene and
Dunlap. democrats. are elected TO the
stute Legislature and every democrat
on the county ticket IS elected except
two Leddham. republican candidate
for auditor and Haukc for supervisor
win. Three county precincts are not
yet heard from but will not make any
material change.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
sEvea,poE's FATE IN DOUBT.
Both Parties Claim Control Of Mex.
Legislature in Indiana.

Io0iSIaSueo IN Indiana.
Indianapolis. Nov. 9.-Both parties
claim the legislature. Thomas Tag
gart, former chairman Of the democrat
ic rational committee, claims fourteen
majority for the democrats, and de-
clares John w. Kern will be elected
senator. Senator Beveridge is confident
the republicans will have ten majority
on joint legislative ballot.
While returns are still incomplete,
there seems little doubt but the Indiana
legislature will be democratic, altho the
majority on joint ballot will be
small. Beveridge refuses to concede
his defeat and says it may require the
official count to determine the result
The republicans are more hopeful to-
day Of carrying the state ticket than
last nights returns indicated 1t may
be day or so before the result is def
nitely known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

vania. Rhode Island. Utah. Vermont
Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming
Democrat-Florida. Louisiana, Mary
land, Mississippi. Tennessee. Texas and
Virginia.
Changed from republican to demo-
cratic-Maine, Missouri, Nebraska, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio and West Vir-
ginia.
and Nevada. All present republicans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Webster County Results.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Fort Dodge. Nov. with u large
number OF precincts rot reporting,
Chairman Price. o. this congressional
district. announces that Carroll. Cosson
and Thorne carried Webster. Calhoun.
Humboldt and Wright counties with an
average OF $50. Congressman woods
was no. opposed The republican loss
In Webster county since tho last cleo
ton IS over 700
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Claw LoyaI To Carroll.

Special - Times Republican.
Spcncer Nov o-Cnrroll Carried
Clay county IN eighteen precincts out OF
nineteen by 1.2I4. to SEQ j r Felt Jr.
republican. for representative wins by
300 The hospital tax proposition was
los. four 10 one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Chase Elected Senator.

Special To Times RepubI!caH
Webster City. Nov. 9.-Nineteen pre-
cincts out of twenty-one in Hamilton
county give Carroll. for governor. L.
4S9: Porter 956. a majority of 533 for
Carroll who will carry the county by
about $50, as against 1895 two years
ago. Lund. republican. is elected rep
resentative. and Chase. republican. sem
ator in the Thirtyseventh district.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
PARTY WILL CONTROL LOWER
BRANCH OF CONGRESS eY
Is OR MORE VOTES.
GAINS MADE IN SEVERAL
STATES EAST AND WEST
Greatest Gain 10 in New York-Indi- :
ana Legislature in Doubt and Bev-
srides May B. .,stired-Senator Dick
in Danger Of Losing Ohio Legislature
-Dsmocrats Claim Lead.

The swssp Of the political tidal
wave which rolled over the ooun-
Try yesterday 10 further smpha-
sized by additional returns and re-
vissd figures today. The demo-
cratic majority in the next house
will bs At least forty two, and pos
sibly more, compared with the
present republican majority Of 232.
Added to the reversal in the
lower branch Of congress, this
mornings returns showed the re-
publican majority Of twenty. y.six in
. the senate was rapidly approach
ing the vanishing point, aitho the
republicans are now reasonably as
sursd Of forty.thres senator's, one
moro than the necessary majority,
with q number Of states still in
doubt. The most notable changes
from thos0 presented last night
arc:
In Ohio democratic legislature
will be eieetsd, insuring the cleo
tion Of . democratic successor to
Senator Dick. Governor Harmon's
plurality 10 increased to 10000.
The West Virginia legislature 10
democratic and will elect demo-
cratic senator.
The Indiana legislature 10 still in
doubt.
Iowa is uncertain, with bot
sides claiming tho sovernorship.
Tho Pennsylvania legislature is
republican, and will elect repub-
Iiean successor 20 Senator Oliver.
Washington and Utah lesislat-
ures, which elect senator's, are re-
publican, while that Of Montana 10
in doubt.
Indieations point to the election
Of republican governor in Cali.
fornia by q heavy plurality.
incomplete returns from Oregon
indicate the election Of 4 demo.
cratic governor.
The Missouri legislature, which
elects = senator, 10 safely demo-
cratic.
Aside from these main develop.
nnents today the results already
announced remain practically un-
changed. The plurality Of Dix,
democrat, for governor Of New
York, approximatss $1,000. The
plurality Of Woodrow Wilson,
democrat, in New Jersey, 10 $4,000,
and Of Judge Baldwin, democrat, in
Connecticut, $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
Kennedy SAT. in First.


SpecinI 70 TImcs- ftepubIichn
Burlington. Nov. s.-Kcnnedy. re-
publican. has carried the First district
for congress by n, least 1000 plurality.
Porter has carried the First district.
Returns arc mighty slow in coming
and the exact figures or even satisfac-
tory estimates arc absolutely unoh.
tainabie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
In Dickinson County.
10 Times Republican.

.SUVVIdI 10 IlI1eS- fH&7F" e,'''
Spirit Lake. Nov. 9.-Nne precincts
give Carroll $40, Porter 397. Palmer
1872, Thorne, 7S4. Dewey 2s4, Jones 269.
The republican county ticket is elected
with the exception OF county superin-
tendent BascoI1 for representative was
elected by good majority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

Special to = ines Republican.
Dubuque Nov. 9.-Porter carried this
county 6.373 to 2.091 for Carroll. a
plurality OF 4.2S2, whereas White. dem
ocrat. carried the county by 3.o7S two
Years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09

power away from the speaker. Vir-
tualy every republican classed as an
,nsuraent who was running FOR re- cleo
ton to the house, has been returned.
All were returned. in my opinion. be-
cause the people approve their activ!-
ties in correcting the tyronc system of
control of the house The people know
that the correction has been com
Dle ed -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-09
p-ou.y Blame. Tariff.
q Tirnes-RepubIican,

Special to IlueS-nepuoASsA".
Des Moines, Nov. 9.-Judge Prouty.
In explaining the situation, said today
"a great many causes operated Tor
the general result, but the failure q
the republican party to meet the c1-s
pectations Of the masses OF the people
IN r.s.:,: - :.r!4 revision was&@s::sss
chief cause Of the change"