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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

Sy Leased Wire 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Mrs, John
DIX, wife OF the Democratic candidate
TOR governor of New York. has some
views about political campaigns and
woman part IN them.
what is your share in the cam
palgnY'' she was asked at the Manbot
tan hotel
Trying to keep my husband han.
pY' she answered simply, '.It seems
70 me that is the way a woman can
help most
Mrs. ,Dix's dark hair is soft and
wavyi her eyes arc big and brown. But
even more important than these delight
IIui facts, she has the broad brow and
tlrm chm OF woman who thinks: the
sweet sensitive mouth and quick smile
OF woman who feels-most pracious
OF combinations, 3"0''u'
SAID Mr.. Dix. "'The actual work of
soiicltlng votes demands a very specinl
equlpnenl IN the woman who under-
lakes 1T in this country. at least In
bngiahd tbey do 1t to greater extent.
out conditions there are totally d;ffnr,
ent. 1T is significant that tbe only
woman In the present campai0u who
mas made the most conspicuous success
IN eieetioneering for her husband is moi
II" American. but came-from ireland.
How to Help,
But | think that most women can
reNlIy DO more for their husbands by
> ss'aying at nome and trying to keen il
n"Ven OF rest. OF course, Il candidate
VINO makes speeches has to be away
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Prediction Is That MasSachu-
sctts viii Go Republican by
Narrow Plurality,
! FACTIONS IN DEMOCRATIC
PARTY ARE RESPONSIBLE
Foss May Yet Pull Through if.
He Can Bring About
Harmony.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
BOSTON, Nov. j.-Thc Indications
tonight point TO The reelection of Gov
ernor Eben S. Draper and tho rest of
the Republican state ticket by narrow
plurality. Were it not for the bitter
factional fight among the Democrats in
Boston tho result might be different and
if F'oss succeeds In getting the Boston
factions together he may yet pull
through. for it is generally conceded
that Foss is showing great strength In
the state outside Of Boston and with a
normal Democratic majority there, his
election would be certain,
If Foss is elected then the faction
which supports him will thereby gain
prestige in city politics over its op-
ponents. Therefore, those opponents
"are out to do up Foss. " That is the
entire proposition, and the Republican
policy and strategy lies in fomenting
the mutual wrath of the Democrats so
that the knife will be driven in as deep
as possible,
The causes which started the riot in
the Democratic state nvention-with
out which the Democratic victory would
have been walkovcr-arc the very
ones upon which hinges the Republican
hopes for victory. 1t is an interesting
is the front of the movement which is
turning Democratic votes to Governor
Draper was one of the most conspicuous
figures in the riot and ono of the prime
causes of it. and the statement comes
from the Democratic state headquarters
that 1t was no accident that police
man was near tins man on each side,
ready to arrest him in the convention
if blows had been struck.
Mr., Foss has been holding rallies in
every part of the state and in most
places his audiences have been large
aud apparently with him. The Repub-
licans have had Just as large rallies but
their speakers have been troubled much
by persons in the audiences asking ques.
tions about the Payne Aldrich tariff bill
and the high cost of living.
Senator Lodge, who is campaigning
for the state ticket and incidentally
for himself. has been explaining daily
that prices have risen all over the world
and that the Republican party is in no
way responsible but the senator has
been flatly contradictcd by his hearers
numerous times and occasionally un-
pleasant things have been said by per
sons who did not agree with him, The
senator is satisfied that the Republican
ticket will be/elected and his opinion
is S ared by many Of the most influen~
tial business men and bankers of Bos
ton, Worcester, Lowell. Brockt ton, Pitts
field, Springfield and other cities.
To an impartial observer it would
seem that the Republican state ticket
would pull through and that the legis-
laturc would be safely Republican,
though by Iessened majority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Martin W. Littleton may defeat Repre-
sentative Cocks In former President
Eoosevelts home district though the
cnances are Slightly against him.
o,rr, m IS & estimated that Dix will have to
rality TO carry in the rest OF the Demo
fnh,aG tains ,tiekel as the best information OBJ
state ticket outside. Of the governorshin.
,,.,, The size Of the .Denlocratic piuraIiiy
Colonel Roosevelt Mr Hearsi 50 WIFI Whifn 6n
anlc TO draw away Democratic working
men 70 Offset the heavy detection OF RE-
pupi,can business men. In the agricuI
tural districts the Republicans appear to
pc holding. their own. but in the cities
nncy will Slose heavily by derectfons
Ihese losses Will be made lp in part bv
we switching over OF Democratic work.
,nGmen either TO Stimson or Homer tho
iicarst candidate. How much OF this
democratic detection there Is cannot he
loretod. Chairman Prentice claims {:
MI more than offset the Republican lors
Chairman IIuppuch says n L.
Is ) 10 l on DIX. '''"-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
EACH CLAIMS STATE
FOR HIS CANDIDATES
Campaign in Many Ways Re-
markabIc Closes i'm Indiana;
Beyeridgc the Issue.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.


INDiANAPOLlS, Ind. Nov. 5.-What
has been in many ways the most remark
able campaign IN Indiuua closed today
aud tonight with the Republicans hope
ful aud the Democrats confident. There
Is comparatively small element among
'thc Republicans that predicts q landslide
in favor OF Senator Beveridgc. But not
one Is forccaStlug victory for the Repub-
lIc0n state. and very few are making
claims that tho Republicans viii regain
any Of tho nine congressional districts
they lost two years ago.
not since 1892. when the Democrats
defeated the late President Harrison in
this state. has there becn such an air
OF supreme confidence In thcirs camp.
tho United States senate, Governor
Thomas X, Marshall and National Com
mtttecman Thomas Taggart down to the
precinct workers. the Democrats feel sure
that they are going 10 win.
Aside from the vigorous efforts Sen
ator Bcverldgc has made on the stump
there has been practically no Republican
campaign. Senator Bcvcridge has made
no effort to heal the breach within his
party. The attempts of the campaign
managers to induce him to let up in his
attacks on the Payne -Aldrlch tariff bill
were vetoed by him, His course from
the start has been one that has been cal
culated To ALLEVIATE the stalwart element
and cause II either TO bolt tho ticket or
not vote at all.
Chairman Lee predicts the Republicans
VIII elect their state ticket by at least
$4,000; that they will carry 1--WE congress
sional tickets sure. with a chance OF nine,
and that they will have Il majority OF at
least twenty-four on Joint ballot SEN
ator Beveridge says that the state Will
be Republican by 10000 and there Will
he Republican majority of at least 30
on joint ballot In the legislature.
Chairman Jackson says that the Demo
Gratis viii elect their entire state ticket,
twelve of their thirteen candidates for
and they will have q majority
OF at least thirty on joint ballot In the
lspiSl tDre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
BOTH PARTIES LAY CLAIM
TO VICTORY IN MONTANA
BY Associated Press.

HELENA. Mont. Nov. with the eS-
ccption OF few home meetings by va
Tlous candidates. The campaign in Mon
tana came to a close today. In many re-
spects it has been the most bitter OF
recent years. and closes with both sides
processing 10 see decided victory at the
polls Tuesday State Chairman Stewart
OF the Democratic committee claims the
state by 5000. while State Chairman Waite
OF the Republican committee foresees a
victory for that party by plurallties rang
ing from 5000 to 5000.
Chief interest centers in the legislative
returns, that body being empowered to
choose u successor to Senator Thomas II,
Carter. The Republicans have four hold
over senators. Carter is the single Re-
publican candidates. while T. J. Walsh.
w. G., Conrad and w. a. Clark are men
toned as Democratic possibilities, the
first named being an avowed aspirant
with the others in a supposedly receptive
mood.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
NATIONAL CAPITAL IS
WAITING FOR RETURNS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-Interest at
Washington ccnters on the New York
and Ohio elections and In the congress
sional returns generally, President Taft
has held aloof from campaign speech
making, resting on such party pronuncia
mcntos those exchanged between HIM
self and Chairman Mckinley of the Ma
ional Republican congressional commit
tee.
President Taft will vote in his own
precinct in Cincinnati, Vice President
sherman at Utica, Secretary Knox at
Valley Forge, Pa; Secretary Meyer at
Hamilton. Mass; Postmaster General
Hitchcock at Newton, Mass. Attorney
General Wickersnam at New York City,
and Secretary MacNeaGh in Chicago. Sec
rotary Dickinson still Will be oil tho last
lap Of his return trip from the Philip
pines. and Secretary Ballinger Will re-
main at Washington. Secretary Wilson
does not expect TO go from Washington
to Iowa TO vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
JOHNSON, INsURGENT, IS
.FAVORITE IN CALIFORNIA
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-With the
adherents OF Hiram w Johnson, insur-
gent Republican. and Theodore A. Bell,
Democrat. claiming victory, California; q
first gubernatorial campaign since the
adoption of the direct primary closed to-
night
Johnson. who has the Endorsement OF
Colonel Roosevelt won an overwbeImin,-
victory over four other Republican cam
didetes in the primaries OH an anti-rail-
road light. Bell. whose nomination was
not contested. Is his party's candidate for
the second time. having met defeat four
years ago by a margin OF 500 votes
or the eight congressional contestan
In the state, that in the San Francisco
district between Julius Kahn. RennhIicaU ~
incumbent, and Walter Macarthur Dem
oerat, attracts the most interest. Rel
ting. according to the pool rooms. is ot
state by 10000. WIG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Mrs. Dix Believes Wife Can Keep Her
Husband in Politics Best by Keep
ing His Home Haven OF ne

from home a great deal, but b,s ! r,5 s,1
more essential that he shou'u
fire peace when he needs Ii. 4
cit is the part or Won'ss Ws.'ssI.
tect against the little ansoi assi IA
is their part TO be cheeii" ou,irf
fortiDg md to keep tGo oos ID
mosphere harmonious. y" w.. nlfr'
wife can do that for a riab;; h;m,a m
people can solicit votes iol a Wr d
"Do you like TO nave
p0oTt SiJJ have to wait until ls,l ,s II
in 1t a little longer psa,N"isT
answer that she eerr,,sp,s
Mr.. Dix told me he nau ,,sst S I'D
nomination | had the QueGrrss,ss ;ss ~
Of Feelings, It was both JOY n
row-.ioy for him and 'ollV III oar \
self. For | knew that az he stl'
hold arrangements woulgd of + bia
and vet-I was SO pr3es;o iu e1i'
has made a great saci'
the campaign. r,,,rinsz
Hopes for Greater i,'p' ava
"Mrs. Dix, what is your -
private. individual Plalie.hta thosr'
She shook her head WIN
little smile, 80 r eolld q
"It's nothing that ! ndmiItei
embodv in Il law. sre srea,;ue nu de:'
is inst Il sincere ard gen" a vbos'
see the American peopo pooms TO %
ter and happier. ~ .h;nos. ]
takes in all the little tn' she
terested in one ma5tS,' 81 ro chilt
'SI think there should DC ~
of any sort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
SUPREME COURT DIRECTS
ARRANGEMENT OF TICKETS
EY Associated Press.

HELENA, Mont. Nov. 5.-The supreme
court this afternoon heard arguments
upon the application OF Peter Breen OF
Butte for all injunction 10 restrain Kerr
Beatiie. clerk and recorder OF Silver Bow
county. from engaging in an alleged de-
facemeut OF the voting machines to be
used next Tuesday. Breen asserts that
tire second strip for a row of party can
didates has been covered. thus making
conspicuous and all the more prominent
the Democratic nominees.
Immediately upon conclusion of the ar
sumcnts the court granted the writ
sought and directed that the county clerk
and recorder of Silver Bow county should
place the party tickets on adjacent rows
on the voting machines. beginning at the
top. Under This decision. there will bc
no blank row between the Democratic and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Democrats "a, and Republie,,,|
scrt That "a Their Party y
Be in Control
FIFIa,oNE Is MAJORIY /
CLAIMED BY DEvap
Revolt Against Tariff mi
Largely Responsible 70, y
Change, Says Commjtt,'
BY Associated Press.

py Ns5pclalrd Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-s,,,..
gard'ng the control of The ~, !
OF representatives, were sivor
by the Democratic cope,os.;,
mittee and by Chairman wilIi,. |.
kinley of the Republican ,O,a,.
committee. The COMMITTEES h.sr
party will have a majority Of n
IN the sixty y-second congress. ~
Mckinley, speaking for tbo /,
cans, says he is confident n.
retain control by a fair vo,I;;'.
lorlty. The Democrats ~
statement follows: y"
"We believe that afisr
tive estimate Of the political <
we Will have Il majority Of f,ft, !.
the next house. We arrive ~ aSs
clnsion by giving each pari, sI'
.iicts winch they are reasonable 4
to carry and dividing the do.S,a
trlcts between them Wb;Ic ss
Will be most pronounced in a.
we have every reason 10 beleys |,
make gains in every stale ~
has Republican representatiou =
possible exception of four a.;
not expect to lose more tSsn +.
trcts that arc now Represented 57'
ocrats.
"1n the beginning Of tbe -,
the prospects for DemoenS,
tory looked so bright that We b.
would only be temporary. We ~
late ourselves that the revolt \
the Payne-Aldrich bill and ths /
hcan mismaDagcment of tie 4
ment has grown each day ~
campaign began until now 4 h
come evident that an oyerwheIui,
tory for Democracy is assured y
Chairman Mckinley In his ~
says.
"From the best reports obu1
from candidates on the Res
ticket and others interested il
lican politics ! am confident h
publican party will control ttsl
second congress by a fair worE,
jority. 4
"The idea of this minority, q
the outcome of this election, Will
termined by the percentage oi 1
publican vote of the couni1
comes to the polls on The Stl
vember. /.
"That the voters have taka'
slight interest in the passing d
campaign is evinced by The @il
cast at the primary elections d
candidates on the several tickds
would seem to forecast an cItrtI'
lily light vote, especially in The 2
where farmers enjoy an unususl
of prosperity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
ROOSEVELT GOES THROUGH
CHICAGO WITHOUT
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Colouel ]
welt came to Chicago today, rssf!
the city thirty-fve minutes -
for the east with his presence %
save to a few persons. On his 2!
from Des Moines. Colonel ke
studied the train schedules snd
that by stopping at Englewood,.
dence district, well within the qg
some miles from the downtown y
he could connect with the laEs
train which was to carry bin
ledo.
The special car was cut Oh ~
Rock Island train when Engles,M5
reached at S a, m. and Colone
welt hailed a cabman and d'o's
the quiet streets for nearly = =
hour, He left on the Lake sr0',
at s:35 a. m. Meanwhile g.
newspaper men and Q number p Z;
were awaiting the Roosevels y
the station downtown. ..
He is due to arrive IN ne" i'''
morning at 9;40. f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Dix's Victory Seems Assured
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune,
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The Democratic
state committee. with its canvass com
plete. claims tonicht "A majority for Dix
~ 10000 in Manhattan and the Bronx,
$4,000 In the greater city. and if2. 600 in
The state. Tho Republicans final csti-
mate gives Dix 5000 in Manhattan and
The Bronx. 10000 in the greater city,
and claims for Stimson 10000 In the
state. Both claim that the figures arc
shown by careful and exhaustive can
yasscs
Careful and nou partisan estimates OF
Inc vote indicate that Dix will carry
tho state by not lcss thnn 80. 900 plurality
and that he viii carry with him the en-
tire state ticket
The Democrats viii undoubtedly have
much larger representation in both
branchrs OF tnc legislature. but there IL
hardly probability that they VIII be
able TO control that body OH Joint bal
lot and elect successor to Senator De-
DOW The indications arc that the Dpmo-
Gratis Will gain two. possibly three. rcpre-
zcntafiyes ~ congress from Manhattan
and may ;-ain two moro in BROOKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
LIQUOR QUESTIONS MOST
PROMINENT in NEBRASKA
BY Associated Pres -

.! .fsSucTItcu f-TCsTl -"
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 5.--WiIliam ].
Bryan came to Mayor ,pahlmans home
city tonight 10 say word In behalf
OF Congressman Hitchcock, who is max
Ing the race for The United States SEN
atorship to succeed Senator Burltett. and
incidentally. to tell the people why they
should not vote for the mayor who is
Democratic candidate for governor.
The campaign has been one OF the bit
terest In the history OF Nebraska, the
principal issue centering around the
liquor question. While both sides are
proclaiming victory Tuesday the Demo-
cratic claims 10 the result exceed
those OF the Republicans. In this city.
which doubtless will prove to be the
strongest Dahlman stronghold many
wasers have been laid at long odds on
the mayor to win.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
PROBABLY ADOPT W0MAN'S
SUFFRAGE in WASHINGTON
BY Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 5.-Chief in
terest in the Washington campaign
which practically closed tonight centers
about the congressional contests In two
OF three districts in which the result is
considered doubtful, In the Third dis
trict the Republicans are certain OF sue
cess The only state officers TO be elect
ed are supreme court judges and MEM
bers of the state legislature. which will
choose successor TO Senator Samuel n
Piles
a constitutional amendment granting
woman suffrage Will be on the ballot,
There has been no organized opposition
to the amendment and II is generally con-
ceded that il Will be adopted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
INTEREST IN WYOMING IN
CAREY'S RUN FOR GOVERNOR
BY Associated Press.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Nov. 5.-rnterest
in the Wyoming election situation CEN
ters largely In former United States
Senator Joseph NJ. Carey's campaign as
Democratic nominee for governor SEN
ator Carey first announced himself as
independant candidate, but was nominat-
ed by the Democrats. As a Repu blican
he held nearly every office in the gift
of the state. He left the party because,
he said, OF the way II conducted state
affairs. Opposed to him is w. E. Mul-
len. Republican nominee. The next leg
islature will choose a successor to Sem
ator c. d. Clark,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
When Womdn's Voice Is Heard.

~ S:S+ocl'teU FteSS.
BUFFALO. y. ". Nov, 5-The women
III the country arc telling their husbands
low TO vote AT this election. declares
Norman T.. Afack. chairman Of the Demo-
era tic national committee, in state
ment issued tonight.
From the very cnmnlete returns have
before me" Mr.. Mack declared. ct am
confident tina; the Democrats will have a
majority Of from fifty to sixty In the
house Of representatives, This is Democ-
racy's year. The empty market basket
has proved itself most effective for
Democracy in this campaign
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
PREDICTS DEFEAT FOR
PROHIBITION in MISSOURI
Ey Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.-Three general
state officers. state senators and repre-
sentatives. congressman and many minor
officers, will be elected In Missouri next
Tuesday United States senator is to
be chosen by the legislature next year
The greatest interest is In the state
wide prohibition amendment. Thousands
OF dollars have been spent by the "wets"
and orys in newspaper ADVERTISING
Secretary j. j. McAullffe OF the Citizens
Defense committee, in a forecast tonight
said the amendment Will be defeated by
at least 10000 votes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
With Silent Voter.

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov 5.-Thc re =
suit OF the election in Indiana lies with
the silent vote In no campaign in the
history of the state has this been so true
as In the one now dra wing To u close
State Chairman Lee predicts u Rcpub-
lican victory but will give out no figures.
State Chairman Jackson OF the Demo-
Gratis. is as optimistic. but equally as gl-
lent on ma Jorities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Both Claim Victory i'll Kansas,

1'E -NSsOVIaIVU FfeSS.
JOPEkA. Kan. Nov. "A majority
for Governor w. r. Stubbs of n"i ia's ,ss
than 10000. the election of every RenIbe
lican congressional candidate and a enod
%orking majority IN the legislature are
The predictions made tonight bv I n
Do'lcy. chairman OF tho Republican st,,n
central committee, Victory in tho state
election and hvc of tho eight congress
mcn arc claimed BY Henderson Martin
mittcc, eoH'-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
At Sea in Oklahoma.
BY Associated Press

BY -issociatcd Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov o
Owing TO The fact that the Grandfather
clause" Will be applied for the first time
next Tuesday. party managers in the
campaign which came 10 an end tonight
are at sea regarding the probable out
come Of the balloting. Four full tickets
ere In the field A constitutional amend
ment 10 substitute local option for the
state e-wide prohibition law is to be voted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Both Claim Nevada.
BY Associated Press.

1'g IiSaVVItICU 7 TUSS-
RENO, New, Nov. 5.-The congresslon-
al and state campaign is practically
closed tonight, with both United States
ters on the senatorial and gubernatoriai
office. Senator Nixon. Republican, in
cumbent. has encountered Il strong. ag-
gressive fight from Key Pittrnan for the
popular and advisory choice, and the leg
islature Is pledged to abide the issue.
Governor Dickerson, Democratic incum-
bent, has toured the state and claims
he Will lead by large majority
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Democratic Gain Possible.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov. 5.-According
TO the most authentic pre- election adj
vices from Iowa. the congressional dele
cation VIII continue to consist OF ten
Republicans and one Democrat although
~ is admitted the Democrats have
chance OF winning another
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
Liquor Question In Oregon.
BY Associated Press.

7
PORTLAND, Orc. Nov, 5-The Houor
question is the big issue in the election
IN this state. Two amendments 10 the
constitution arc proposed, prohibiting the
manufacture, sale and possessIo9 nr
liquor. The general impression appeare
TO be that these amendments will be do
ieated. The gubernatorial contest Is be-
tween Jay Bowerman, Republican. and
Oswald West. Democrat. The campaien
has been bitter and only extreme parfi
sans are willing To hazard a guess ms Ia
the outcome. 49, w