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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
DEMOCRAT FROM SEWER
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
Special To The Tribune.

MONROE. Nov. i0.-The total vote In
Sewer county at the election Tuesday
was as follows: Congress. Howell IL 57T.
Erickson 1884: Judge. Straup 1863, Rich
ards l2GS; representative. p. r Peter
son tDen.) 1871, II T.. Lisonbce (RepD
1929: four-Sear Commissioners, j. Il
Hcpp!cr CDcmD i65. MortcD Jensen
RepD 1885, twoyCar commissioner. \.
w. Bohman tRGD 1905. J. III. Lowe
(pnmD 1861 clerk Ed Ross (Dem.D
1893. Farley Maglcby CRep) 1877; sheriff.
Andrew y. Lawson tDcmD 1852. Albert
lcngar (Rcp.) 1888: recorder. NAV Baker
(DenL) 1888 Viola Burr 1911; attorney.
Henry y. HAYES (DemD I679, John c..
Jorgcnson (RepD l2o3. assessor. George
a. Christensen (RcpD 1882 j. w. Fair
banks tDemD 1872. treasurer. c. W.
Powell, Jr. tDem.) i5i2, II. Il. Heilcson
Rcp) 1922: surveyor. Laruc Ogden
(EepD 1879. +. Il. Morrison (Dcm) ISL:
superintendent OF schools. +. NJ. Green =
wood tpcm.) 1892. Arnfred Christensen
(Rop.b l3l2.
The vote on representative was very
close, and the eight was a warm one.
il Lisonbec the Republican nominee. had
carried his home town. Monroe. he
would have been elected. but he lost that
by u.s. and the rest OF the ticket in Mon
roc went Democratic by from 10 to 1871
HAYES being high man. Judge Erickson
carried Monroe by 10 votes. The weather
WAS clear, and Just an ideal day for the
occasion, II great many OF the people
walting 10 the polls.
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DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL
AFTER NUMEROUS DELAYS
inecial 10 The Tribune.


OGDEN, Nov. l0.-After innumcrabla
delays. caused by the death OF two of
the parties Interested. and numerous mo-
tions the case OF William Morgan, ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of David Nor
gan. against the Southern Pacific Rail
road company, was taken up for trial In
the district court here today.
The complainant asks s1o99 damages
against the railroad company for the
death of James w, Morgan. In
spector, which occurred in the local yards
April 4. 1907. David Morgan, the young
mans father. died short time after
his son was killed. causing the first de-
lay II, the trial. His brother. William
Morgan was then substituted as admin
istrator of the estate and another COM
plaint WAS aled. The residence of James
Morgan being in Idaho at the time Of his
death. a question OF jurisdiction was
raised. and the second delay occurred.
A ruling OF the court was finally OBJ
tanned declaring that the trial OF the
case would come under the jurisdiction
of the Second district court. The death
Of Judge w. l.. Maginnis. leading coun-
sci for the plaintiff, which occurred
three weeks ago. occasioned anothe!
delay
Most OF ioday's session of the court
was taken up with the selection OF a
jury. 1t Is probable that the trial will!
last several days.
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ewS OF the [ntermolntain Reqi0n
DECLARES RAILROAD WAS
CRUEL AND NEGLIGENT
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. I0.-Sonsational charges
OF neglect and indifferent treatment of
an injured man. are contained in a com
plant filed against tho Union Pacific
Railroad company this afternoon by
George Thompson.
company as a freight brakeman. was Sc
vercly injured two miles cast of Green
River Wyo.. carly on the morning OF
September 21 The air brakes OF the
train had failed TO work. and he hac
gone between two OF the cars 10 make
an Inspection. he says. when the train
suddenly backed upon him, He was
caught between the bumpers and his
face. head and other portions of his body
were seriously and permanently injured.
he declares.
Although he was in a desperate condi-
ton, Thompson says. he was taken to
form, lying In an unconscious condition
on stretcher FOR several hours, without
the care or attention OF anyone and
without medical assistance. The next
morning, he says. he was removed to
the Rock Springs hospital through the
kindness and humanity OF some uniden-
tificd person. lie remained there tor sew
cral weeks before he was able to walk.
and is now permanently injured through
the negligence of the railroad company,
according to the allegations Of the COM
plant
While lying in the cold unprotected
and uncarcd for he caught a cold which
has permanently affected his lungs, he
says. He asks tho court to award him
$4,000 actual damages and $4,000 punl-
tive DAMAGES.
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OUTLOOK IN CACHE;
DEMOCRATS. SORE
Many of Them Favor the Dis
banding of Their 0rganiza-
tiOn as Protest.
Special to The Tribune.

SneCiaI 10 Inc Tribune
LOGAN, Nov. lo,-Since the election
the Democrats here have been checking
up on the manner in which the defeat
came Just in order 10 ascertain whether
or not the methods had bceh varied any.
They have discovered that IL was the
same old dose. administered in smaller
quantities, perhaps. but still the same
old brand. On election day there were
reports constantly sent in that a corps
OF women workers were out against the
Democratic ticket with the argument
that the election Of the Democratic
ticket meant the further extension OF the
American party, and that whenever the
Americans triumphed all polygamists
would be disiranchsed Fussy Jimmy's
tiradc at the opera house was repeated.
and the people. or at least some OF them.
were made TO believe that Joseph +.
Smith would live in daily fear OF as
Lake county. and that they would win
II II the people here voted any but the
Republican ticket.
The results have pretty we'll satisfied
local Democrats that there is absolutely
no excuse for the further existence Of the
Democracy here. for they say III we
cannot win when we offer. the people all
they ask can we ever VIM" There Is
n strong feeling here in favor OF quit
ting the political field until such time
as fair field and no favor can be as
Sured, ana call may he ISSUED Tor Il
meeting OF the party members, at which
the matter VIII be discussed
The utter hopelessness OF the situation.
however. is made plain by the opposi-
tion OF some strong Democrats to this
plan. and the reasons they give for it.
They say that IL The party is formally
disbanded here. the church at the next
election will order some puppets TO get
in and reorganlZe il. and. say the pres
cnt leaders, "wc shall be shut out of all
participat lion in the affairs OF the party. %
[ Therefore they favor remaining In the
| field and keeping control of the party
reins.
The net result OF the election is Ia
strengthen the position OF the federal
machine h"re. and the bunch is therefore
! iubilant. Only the personal popularity oi
| Mr. Funk. the Democratic nominee. in
his own town, which gave him a ma jori,y y
( Of 1903. prevented the election OF Bullcn
TWO years ago Richmond, Funk's home
gave less than thirty majority for tn,
Democratic ticket vet on Tuesday Il
| more than doubled that for the genera
| ticket and made Funk's majority l03.
| The Republicans. encouraged by tn,
| fact that they have hecn successful IL
riding down all opposition In this clec
| ton, will. IL is said. kick out of tn,
party those insurgents who participate,
In conventions and then went out and die
! all they could TO defeat Bullen.
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Boy Scout Movement Meeting.
10 The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. l0.-NeXt Tuesday even
ing the members of the council when
has charge of the Boy Scout movement
at ogden will meet at the county build
ing TO outline the plans and complete the
orEanization This council is composed
OF Mayor William Glasmann. Chief Of Fo-
lice Browning Judge Nolney c. Gunuell
OF tho Juvenile court. Superintendent !.
NJ. Mills of the city schools. Apostle
David o. Mckay and a member from the
Weber club. two representatives each
from the Weber, North Weber and Oe-
den stakes OF the Mormon church, and
the Catholic, Presbyterian, Congrega- :
tiona1 Baptist, Methodist and Episcopal
churches 10 be selected later.
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Committed to Asylum.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO 7 nc IrIDUne.
OGDEN. Nov. l0.-Laboring under the
6elusion that his wife was unfaithfu.
and requesting that the officers make an
investigation. Peter Bernards harness
maker appeared at the sheriff office
several days ago In a highly excited con :
lition Sheriff Wilson was corTinced
that the unfortunate man was suffering
from insanity. which assumed the form
OF morbid jealousy, and had him de-
talned An investigation OF his home
affairs confirmed the belief OF the sher-
itf 4 board OF sanity. consisting Of
Judge j. A Howell and Drs. j. G. Cor
don and Paul Ingebrotson, examined
Bernards today and declared him to be
insane He was taken TO the state
Mental hospital al Provo this afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff John Murphy.
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SMALL FIRE AT BURLEY:
BUSINESS. BLOCK CONTRACT
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
BURLEY. Ida. Nov 10.-The Arcade
variety store. located on Main street In
Rurlcy. was destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. together with all OF
It's contents. The fire was of unknown
origin The building was a small frame
structure and was insured for 5000. The
contents were insured for SI00. and IL is
reported that their value was much less
than this sum, which gives some ground
for the runior of incendiarsm which Is
being circulated In the town.
The Warren G. Anderson Furniture
company OF Burley has awarded "A con :
tract TO the Lewis Jackson Construc- =
tion company of Rupert for the erection
OF d brick business house at the corner
OF Overland avenue and Main street. the
structure to be 5OH50 feet. one story high.
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KELLEY BROWNING
FIGHT Is STILL ON
Special 70 The Trihune.

special 10 4 II" lllpuHes
OGDEN, Nov 10--An investigation OF
the registry list and the report of the
election judges In the Seventh ward.
where there appeared 10 be an abnormal
Republican landslide at Tuesdays elcc-
ton. is still To be carried on by the DEM
ocratic leaders at Ogden. The purpose
OF the investigation is TO obtain proof
sufficient TO show that some of those who
voted in that district did so illegally. and
that had not this Illegal vote been cast.
George ], Kelley the Republican candi-
date for the state senate. would not have
received a plurality over his Democratic
opponent. Samuel Browning,
4 correction Of the vote from the E,en
district, the last OF the county districts
to report shows that kelleys plurality
is less than previously announced. and
ihat he will 90 TO the state senate as a
representative OF Weber county with Il
hare plurality OF 16 votes. unless ne Is
denied a seat because OF fraud practiced
by Republican workers.
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ABSENCE OF ROADS
AND TRAILS BLAMED
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Nov l0.-That the absence OF
roads and trails through the forests OF
the west and northwest, which were
swept by fire several weeks ago. was the
principal reason for the great amount of
damage which resulted. is the statement
OF a. +. Potter. assistant chief forester
Of the United States who arrived in Og-
den today from Ely. New.
THE long dry spell had much 10 do
with the rapid spread OF the fires through
,hc forests but the absence OF trails and
roads which prevented the fire lighters
from reaching the fires with the neces-
sary apparatus without great danger and
considerable delay, was the main reason
for the almost total devastation OF some
of the forests" said Mi. Potter.
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Lloyd Is Released.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Nov l0.-Although three
women Of Ogden's underworld identified
him as the man who entered their places,
and said that after he bought beer for
thom they became violently Ill and were
robbed OF their money while in an un-
conscious condition. and although a wo-
mans purse belonging to one OF the
mi-monde of Electric alley. was found
under the mattress OF his bed in his
room at the Fashion lodging house.
when lie was arrested by detectives.
whom he sioutly resisted, Benjamin F.
LLOYD was today released from the city
Jail and his bond OF $50 returned to him.
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United States senate in place Of George
Sutherland. OF II not Tom Kcerns. he and
The Tribune were to name the man who
should 60
Knitted Prohibitionist.
One peculiar feature Of the las, cleo
tion was the way the saints knitted their
prohibition city marshal James r. VIII
liams. During the present year the ladies
OF the RELIEF society, and the stake and
ward ecclcsiasts, have patted Mr. WI
liams on the back and encouraged him
TO suppress the liTuor evils. and through
their efforts Mr. Williams was promoted
hibition candidate on the Democratic
ticket for sheriff of Utah county Mr.
Williams has been aggressive in eniorc-
Ing the prohibition ordinance, and for
this reason. II for no other. II the church
Is sincere in its stand on the liquor queS-
ton, it was thought that Mr.. Williams
would sure run ahead OF his ticket.
But look at the vote NV. Williams was
In Provo alone. AIR. Williams was beaten
by Judd by 30i votes. while A r. Morgan.
candidate on the same ticket for county
attorney, was given q majority in Provo
OF 2O2 Thus on the same ucket pro-
hbitiou. Williams received sos votes less
than Morgan. who is generally under
stood 10 he rather in favor of high IL
ccnse as against prohibition
It Was a Delusion
The Democrats have huesrd themselves
church was in favor Of prohibition. ana
II tho Mormon people did not come 10
the Democrats on that issue 1t would
put the church in a hole" But if they
were put in a hole the result of the
last election. they have ALREADY set 10
work TO crawl out. II IS said that every
bishop I'm Provo. and from this it Is pre-
sumed every bishop in Mormoudom has
received a letter from the first prcsi-
dency telling them 10 get busy and COM
mence crusade Of Temperance teGch-
ing. The l1icrarchy has been In So many
holes that il ls 10 trick At all for them
to crawl ont and Explain 10 their fol-
lowers wrv they did thus and so And
their explanation is accepted by the
duncs. as one Of them said on the street
u few iays ago. when n cIlzen quoted
Jospph T.. Smith. in his testimony before
thc senate committee. where he said hr
had never received revelation the good
saint said: ''Wcll. what ;f he did? He
explained 10 the people in conference why
he made that statement. and We would
rather believe him when no talks 10 UE
than when he talks 20 our enemies
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Wires Save His Life.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 1O.-CharIes Fink
Ter. 80 years OF age. jumped from a sixth
story window of bank building here
today in ar attempt at suicide and land
ed on the trolley tracks on the street
below. Trolley wires broke his fall and
probab bly, saved his life. A fractured
shoulder and a scalp wound were the ex-
tent OF his In juries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11
SCARE ON A BRIDGE:
A MAN BADLY HURT
Special To The Tribune.

soTEITdI VI
BLACKFOOT. Ida. Nov 1o.-A seri
QUE accident occurred today on the
Hutchison started across the bridge with
a spirited team of horses When mid =
way across he met an automobile driven
by Jack Dovle, which frightened the
team, Hans Larsen who attempted to
lead the team, was kicked In the head
and trampled upon by the team. Mr..
Doyle at once drove the injured man to
town. where his wounds were dressed by
Or Patrie Larsen will probably recover.
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Presentation to n1aeser School.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. Differentiation serv-
ices were held at tho Maeser school last
night when the painting by Orson ID.
Campbell OF Karl G.. Maeser was present :
ed 20 the school by the students. Prin-
ctpal p. c. Peterson had charge OF the
exercises and the presentation speech
was mace by John w. Farrer. member
Of the school board
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Dressed "Black and Yellow

Not "Football Colors" but the color
of the carton containing Foley's Honey
and Tar, the best and safest cough rem
cdy for all coughs and colds. Do not
accept substitute but see that you get
the genG2e Foley's Honey AID T; I
yellow carton with black letters
Schramm- j Johnson Drugs. Five stores
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The old. old story, told times witbc

The old old story, told times without
number, and repeated over and over
a gain for the last 36 years, but il is al.
ways a welcome story to thc@s in search
of health-There is nothing in the world
that cures coughs and colds as quickly
AS Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy. Sold
by all dealers.
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"Goddess of Liberty at Theater.

Special tc The Tribune,
OGDEN, Nov. l0.-Manager william
Allison announces the appearance o
Mort II Singers musical comedy. 9TH,
Goddess OF Liberty" at the Ogden the
a;er next Saturday and Sunday. JOSEPH
II. Howard. the well-known musica
star is PLAYING the leading role, and i.
supported by strong cast, with chorus
Of fifty persons
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Wife Given Divorce Decree.
al 10 The Trihl1rin

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 1O.-Jennie. May Peter
son was granted a final and absolute de-
cree OF divorce by Judge j. a. Howell
this afternoon. Mrs. Peterson was al
lowed the custody of minor child The
interlocutory decree was granted May Z
Mrs Peterson proved that her husband
had failed TO provide her and their chic
with the necessar;es OF life,
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Brackenbury's Remains Received.

special TO The Tribune.
RUrRLES Ida Nov l0.--The remains
OF Dee Brackenbury were received at
this place yesterday from The state pen!
tent!sry in Utah. 10 which place deceased
was sentenced 10 life imprisonment only
a short time ago The charge Of having
killed Warrep Richardson at Clear
Creek last winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11

The Democrats elect George Christen-
sen for county attorney over Eph Han
sen, Republican. by 1874 majority.
Osmopd Olsen, Democrat. for clerk.
over O. d. Elason, Republican. by small
majority.
Edgar T. Reid. Democrat. over A. j,
Recs Repuo ol!Can, by small majority.
The balance OF the county ticket is
Republican by a small majority,
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A Guilty Pig.
Special TO The Tribunn.

PROVO. Nov. l0.-Hcnry Vincent who
IL is alleged, Is conducting blind pig
on West Center street was convicted in
police court today of disposing or giving
q bottle Of whisky TO Policeman N, $.
Ferre on September g. Vincent will be
sentenced next Saturday.
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License to MarrY.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. l0-County Clerk Dye
Issued icensc 10 marry this afternoon
10 John Dawson and Fannie Terry, both
Of Clinton.
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City Marshal Shot,

WESTVILLE, Okla, Nov 1o,-Citv
Marshal Forbes was shot twice today
and fatally wounded by =. II. Alberty
after Forbes had arrested Alhertys son.
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|||H7 TALKS
COMBINES
,licans Combine with the
',rch Leaders and With
Me Liquor Interests;
4 is WHAT WON;
roMBINATION TOO MUCH
x,T the Bishops Are Re-
;yins Instructions to Get
Rusy for Temperance.
The Tribune.

"a The Tribune.
ID, Nov 1o.-The after,elee.lon ,t
provo is entirely along the INES
, rbs Tribune and the American
oontended was the situation IN
4 ,rom the beginning, One very
!, rallroad man said to a Trio-
Tentative today: Il have been
~ IN this state since the diVi-
.r,y lines and I have known all
,hs, the church ,oaders dictated
nyerv election should go, out
y .i.ciIou was the rotteneSt ana
Interference by the church
n politics have ever seen
What Knight Says,
b., .he election is over. there
+, man in Utah county VINO can
'1rncle Jesse Knight with being
: oiher than an honest man, even
y And there are not many men
sinymon NJ, church who pay as much
M supporL the church more
|,Ssn does Uncle Jesse. yet MT.
@ sae on several occasions since
Ion % made the statement that
sss % 2 combination between the
rer M Marty and the church leaders,
Rspublican party and the whisky
In order 10 verify this. a Trib-
,,t.enta;Iyc met Mr.. knight on
=, and asked him what he
N tho election. Mr.. knight said.
lad was not elected. because |
sol like the Idea OF being the only
one OF very lew, 10 go 10 the
me and mingle with fellows who
4 no 10 the whisky interests.
Isht further said THE combina-
Isrs 100 much for us-we could
nm,c with the church leaders.
spblicsn party and The whisky
: Mr knight continued further:
were TWO combinations against
Nhne he did not say these two
atIons involved the church and
can party on the one side. and
publican party and the whisky
on the other. no other conslruc-
hid possibly be placed on his
'nl. In view of the previous state
sherein he said: The combina- =
r,7e too much for us, we could
npste With the church leaders. the
can party and the whisky
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Church Getting Bold.

! hierarchy is becoming bolder and
EXCESSIVE as one election day fol-
mother. In this last campaign.
sldsr with plurality of wives,
ler taken before the manifesto or
was put 10 work gum -Shoeing for
lepublicsn ticket, Their argument
& The good saints WIS 10 the effect
Mould the Democrats win the cleo
eFty p0lygamist would have to
he state or go 10 prison; that the
czstie party and the American party
oombined together TO this end. And
FL argument which they used as q
fr vas in effect that If the Demo-
party was successful ut the polls.
kesrns was 10 be elected to the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-11

United States senate in place OF George
Sutherland. OF II not Tom Kcerns. he and
The Tribune were to name the man who
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Result In Sanpete.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
MANTI, Nov. Incomplete returns
from Sanpete county give the following