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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Washington. Nov. 5.-Interest at
Washington centers 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
sucn party pronunciamentOs as those
exchanged between himself and Chair
man Mckinley OF the National Republi-
can congressional committee.
President Taft will vote in his own
precinct In Cincinnati; Vice President
sherman at Utica; Secretary Knox at
Valley Forge, Pa; Secretary Never at
Hamilton, Mass; Postmaster General
Hitchcock at Newton, Mass; Attorney
General Wickersham at New York CITY.
and Secretary MacVeagh in Chicago
Secretary Dickinson still will be on the
last lap Of his return trip from the
fhlllppines and Secretary Ballinger
VIII remain at Washington. Secretary
W llson does not expect TO so from
Washington to Iowa TO vote.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Des M0ines. Nov. 5.-Both the Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates for
governor are confident of victory. In a
statement made this afternoon Governor
B. +. Carroll declared he had a firm
belief in a large Republican majority
Tor the entire state ticket and in most
ayers estimate his majority at 10000 TO
10000. The normal Republican majority
is So 600.
Claude r. Porter, Democratic candi-
date for governor, stated TODAY after
campaigning in every county in the
state, that he would be elected. He is
running on local option plank
Republicans admit they may lose the
Second district and that the Sixth is
IN doubt. Democrats also claim the
Fourth and Seventh.
Small bets al even money have been
taken by supporters of Porter. There
Is little Carroll money In sight in Des
Moines up TO date.
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Washington.

Seattle Wash, Nov. Chief interest
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 elected
are supreme court judges and members
of the state legislature. which will
choose a successor 10 senator Samuel
II. Piles.
A constitutional amendment granting
woman suffrage Will be on the ballot
There has been no organized opposition
10 the amendment, and it is generally
conceded that il Will be adopted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Boise, Nov. 5.-The Idaho campaign
will close Monday night. The best opin-
ion is that Governor Brady. Republican,
viii be elected to succeed himself by
about 5000. or a reduction of his former
majority OF 1000. His opponent, James
II. Hawley, IS running on what is re-
gaTded as a wet ticket, while Brady is
running on a dry ticket to the extent
OF a promise 10 the people TO submit
a constitutional amendment for state
wide prohibition. On account OF this is
sue, party lines are somewhat obliter-
ated, but IL is expected the dry Demo-
cratic vote that Brady Will get viii
sufficiently offset the wet Republican
vote that viii go 10 Hawley TO in
sure Brady's election.
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WNnnlInC.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 5.-Interest in
the Wyoming election situation cenIers
largely in former United States Senator
Joseph NJ Carey's campaign as Demo-
cratic nominee for governor Senator
Carey first announced himself as an
independent candidate, but was nomi-
mated by the Democrats. As a Repub-
lican ne held nearly every office in
the gift of the state. He left the party
because, he said, OF the way Il Conduct
ed state affairs. Opposed TO him is w
e. Mullen, Republican nominee. The
next Legislature will choose q successor
TO Senator Q. d. Clark.
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Nebraska.

Omaha, Neb., Nov 5.-William j.
Bryan came 10 Mayor Dahlman's home
city tonight TO say a word in behalf of
Congressman Hitchcock, who is making
the race for the United States senator
ship TO succeed Senator Burkett, and.
Incidentally. 10 tell the people why
they should not vote for the mayor,
who IS Democratic candidate for gov
ernor.
The campaign has been one of the
bitterest in Nebraska in history, the
principal issue centering around the
liquor question.
While both sides are proclaiming vie
tory Tuesday, the Democratic claims a.
TO the result exceed those OF the Re
publicans. In this city, which doubt
less will prove 10 be the strongest
Dahlman stronghold. many wasers
have been laid at long odds on the may
or 10 win.
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Nevada.

Reno, New, Nov 5.-The congression-
al and state campaign is practically
closed tonight. with both United States
senators on the stump. The fight cen
tiers on the senatorial and guberna-
torial office. Senator Nixon. Republi-
can incumbent has encountered q
strong, aggressive fight from Key Pitt
man FOR the popular advisory choice.
and the legislature is pledged to abide
the issue. Governor Dickerson, Demo-
cratic incumbent, has toured the state,
and claims he will lead by large ma
iOrity.
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Colorado.

Denver. Nov. "a big rally Of Demo
Gratis at the Auditorium tonight closed
the campaign in Colorado. Betting to-
day was p TO / that ShafrOth, Demo-
crat, would be reelected governor.
Democratic Chairman Bradley claims
the state will go 1900 Democratic. Re
publican Chairman Mcdonald asserts
there are 10000 doubtful votes and also
claims the state bv $4,000. The cam
paign has been exceptionally quiet.
Heads of both tickets have toured the
state i'm special trains, but many Of the
meetings were lacking in enthusiasm.
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Chicago. Nov. Both the Demo-
cratic and the Republican parties made
the usual predictions today OF victory
for their respective candidates IN MI
nOis.
state notably where legislative candi-
dates We're attacked because OF their
past actions at the state capital, has
been marked with much enthusiasm, but
in general voters are considered by the
political managers to have been apa-
Ihetic.
The city OF Chicago has before it a
s. SOC, 600 bond issue proposition TO
complete payment for its new city hall.
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Texas.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 5.-The results OF
Tuesdays election In Texas are prac-
tically known in advance. 1t is re-
garded as certain that the Democratic
ticket, except as TO a few minor Of
ficers, win be elected.
The incoming Legislature viii sub
NIT 10 the voters a constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of Intoxicating liquors in
Texas
Congressman Gardner, the incumbent
in the Fifteenth district, is strongly op-
posed By Noah Allen, Republican
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West Virginia,

Wheeling, v. Va. Nov NOT since
the Republican slide In 1894 has the
political situation in this state been
characterized by such a degree of un-
certainty as the present. The Repub-
licans assert they Will elect all five
congressman and have a ma jOrity in the
state legislature. thus insuring the re-
election of United States Senator Ma
than b. Scott. The Democrats claim
they viii elect three congressman and
have a majority in the legislature
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Nashville, Nov. 5.-B. W. Hooper is
the fusion nominee for governor Of
Tennessee and Robert I. Taylor is the
Democratic candidate Most of the
speaking for the fusion ticket has been
by Democrats, although Hooper IS a
Republican. The indica tions are that
the fusiOnists will win by from $4,000
TO %, 900 majority.
In the congressional races the Re
publicans will carry two districts and
the Democrats six.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Oklahoma City. Okla. Nov. 5.-Owing
to the fact that the grandfather
clause" will be applied for the first
time next Tuesday, party managers in
the campaign which came TO an end to-
night are al sea regarding the prob
able outcome OF the balloting. -Four
full tickets are in the field.
A constitutional amendment to sub
stitute local option for the statewide
prohibition law is TO be voted upon.
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Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 5.-A majority for
Governor w. r. Stubs OF not less than
90. 900. the election OF every Republican
congressional candidate. and a good
the predictions made tonight by J. n.
DolIey, chairman Of the Republican
state central committee Victory In the
state election and five OF the eight con-
gressnnen are claimed by Henderson
Martin, chairman OF the Democratic
state committed
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South Dakota.

Sioux Falls. 5. D.. Nov. 5.-No public
statement has yet been made by the
chairmen Of the Republican and Dem
ocratic state committees giving their
IN south Dakota next Tuesday. At
Republican state headquarters ia this
city a feeling of the utmost confidence
prevails. the only question in the minds
Of those in touch with the political sit
uatiOn being as 10 the size OF the ma
lOTfty FOR their ticket
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

St Paul. Nov. with the exception
of county option in the rural districts
there has been no real fighting issue
between the Republicans and Demo-
cratic parties in their campaign. Both
candidates have expressed their deter
minatton, II elected, 10 sign a county
option bill If one is passed by the leg
lsiature. Betting faVOrs Eberhardt for
governor. James Gray is his Demo-
cratic ODpOneDr
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Montana.

Helena, Mont. Nov. with the eN-
ception OF a few home meetings by
various candidates. the campaign In
Montana came TO a close today. In
many respects IL has been the most bit
ter OF recent years and closes with
both sides protesting 70 see deeldea
victory al the polls Tuesday. state
Chairman Stewart Of the Demoera nc
committee claims the state by 5OOO,
While state Chairman Waite OF the Re
publican committee foresees victory
Tor that party by pluralities ranging
from {. 600 70 5000. Chief interest cen
tiers in the legislative returns, that body
being empowered 10 choose success
sor to Senator Thomas II. Carter. The
Republic have four hOld-oVer sena-
tors, the better of the arugment in the
upper branch Carter Is the single Re-
publican candidate, while 7. j. Walsh.
". @. Conrad and W A. Clark are
mentioned as Democratic possibilities,
the first named being al avowed as
pirant with the others In a supposedly
receptive mood.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Detroit, Mich, Nov. THE political
campaign in Michigan closed with tho
principal candidates bidding strongly
for the big vote of Detroit ana WAYNE
county. Charles :. Osborn is the Re
publican candidate for governor and
Lawton I. Hemans is the DemOcra tic
candidate
Democratic State Chairman Shields
predicts $4,000 majority for Osborne.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 5.-Whether
Albert J. BeveridEe shall continue to
represent Indiana in the United States
Senate or shall be succeeded by John
w. Kern, Democratic candidate for vice
president in the last national election,
portance 10 be decided at the polls in
this state next Tuesday. State officers,
except governor and Lieutenant govern
or. are to be elected.
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New Jersey.

Trenton, \. j., Nov. limited States
Senator Frank o. Briggs. chairman OF
mated tonight that Vivian NJ Lewis.
the Republican andidate for governor
of New Jersey, viii have a plurality of
25,4OO. The Democratic state chairman,
James X. Nugent. says Woodrow VIII
son, the Democratic nominee, viii be
elected by a handsome vote.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov THE poll
teal campaign in Wisconsin. which mas
closed tonight The SOcial-DemOcrats
have been concentrating their efforts
in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties
in an endeaVOr 10 elect two congress
men and their Milwaukee county tick
ct There seems TO be no doubt that a
Lafoliette legislature viii be elected.
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Connecticut.

New Haven, Conn. Nov. 5.-Michael
Kinealiy. chairman OF the Republican
state central committee, declared that
Charles A. Goodwin. candidate for
governor. Will have a plurality OF bout
20 ,000. Secretary Edwin :. Thomas Of
the Democratic state central commit
tee predicted that Judge Simeon B.
Baldwin viii be elected governor by s.
600 plurality
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Baltimore. Nov. 5.-The Republicans
are hopeful that the present Maryland
congressional representa- fiOn-thFee
Democrats ana three Republicans-Will
remain unchanged after Tuesdays eIec-
uon, but the Democrats insistently
claim the Third and Sixth districts. now
represented by Republicans. No state
officers win be elected
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

Portland. Ore. Nov. 5.-The liquor
question is the big issue in the cleo
ton in this state. Two amendments TO
the constitution are proposed prOhib-
iting the manufacture, sale and posses
sion OF liquor. The general impress
sion appears 10 be that these amend
ments will be defeated. The guber-
material contest is between jay Bower
man. Republican. and Oswald West
Democrat The campaign has been bit
ter and only extreme paFtisans are will
ing 10 hazard a guess as TO the out
come
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Pennsylvania

Philadelphia. Nov 5.-The PennsvI-
Aanla situation is an interesting one.
because Of three-cOrnered fight on
the state ticket, which viii probably
more or less affect the CONGRESSIONAL
ana legislative tickets in some sections.
the EeDubllcan leaders claim that
5ohn IL Tener, nominee for governor.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

New Orleans. Nov. 5.-The Louisiana
political campo On closed here teaighr
VITA an address by former Governor
Richard Yates cf Illinois. who said that
if New Orleans wanted Congress 10 Iu-
dorse the proposed Panama exposition
they had better elect AZ least one Re
publican representative. Prospects Ia
Vor the election Of an the Democrats.
nominees
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Missouri.

ST. Louis, Nov. 6.-Three general state
officers state senator's and representa-
fiVes. congressman and many minor
officers also Will be elected in Missouri
next Tuesday. A United States senator
is TO be chosen by the legislature next
year.
The greatest interest is In the state
wide prohibition amendment Thous-
ands OF dollars have been spent by the
vets and -drys" in newspaper ad-
vertising. Secretary J. J. McAuiiffc of
the Citizens Defense committee. in
forecast tonight said the amendment
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New Hnnnshire

Concord, Conn, Nov I've will
elect Robert p. Bass governor by from
6.0O0 TO 5000 plurality" said Chairman
Edmund :. Cook of the Republican
state committee tonight.
Chairman John h. James OF the
Democratic state committee said.
Il confidently state that New Hamp-
shire will elect a Democratic governor
ana al least one Democratic representa-
tive
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South CnroIina.

Columbus :. g., Nov. 5.-There is no
interest at AN in the campaign. ss no
serious opposition has developed
against the Democratic ticket. Repuu-
leans have nominees for Congress in
two OF the seven districts.
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USUAL CLAIMS MADE
BY PARTY CHAIRMEN
CONTINUED from Page one1

slight interest I'm the passing political
campaign is eVinced BY the small vote
cast az the primary elections for the
candidates on the several tickets. This
would seem TO forecast an extraOrdin-
army light vote, especially in the dis
Iflets where farmers enjoy an unusual
degree OF prosperity"
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Providence, r. T., Nov. 81 division
OF opinion among the Republicans OF
Rhode island over the successor 10
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich is the most
Interesting phase OF the campaign now
drawing 10 a close. The Republican
state COMMITTEES looks for the re-elec-
ton or Aram j.. POthief. The Demo
Gratis, headed by Louis A Waterman,
are confident OF victory
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Wilson in New Jersey By upwards OF
1000 and the defeat OF Judge Baldwin
IN Connecticut, no figures given.
The Herald also predicts the House
or Representative viii go Democratic
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viii carry the state by 100000 the
Democratic state chairman predicting
Webster Grim will poll total vote of
about 100000, sufficient, he says, 10
elect, and the state Chairman Of the
keystone party predicts a plurality OF
Aa.uuu Ior William II. BerrN.
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Massachusetts.

Boston, Nov. 6.-Eben S. Draper Is
seeking a third term as governor OF
Massachusetts,. His Democratic oppon-
ent il Congressman Eugene n. Foss.
Members elected TO the legislature
next Tuesday viii also decide wheth-
OF Senator Henry Cabot Ledge shall be
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Ohio.

Cleveland o.. Nov. 5.-The fight on
the Republican side ia Ohio has been
the most vigorous in years. The en-
dOrsement Of Governor Harmon for the
presidential nomination in 1912 by the
Democratic state convention and the
nteT-endOrsement by the Republi-
cas- of President Taft has lent ma
tiOnal aspect 10 the campaign.
The Democrats state committee
claims the Reelection of Governor
Harmon Dy an unprecedented MAORI
ty, and the election OF a Democratic
legislature TO select a successor 10
Harding. the head OF the Republican
ticket, while expressing doubt as TO the
vote in Cleveland and Cincinnati. has
declared his belief that the country
districts viii rally strongly 10 his
support and elect him.
In the congressional campaigns. the
fight has been waged almost solely on
the tariff issue.
The normal Republican plurality in
Ohio is in the neighbOrhOOd Of $4,000.
Columbus. o.. Nov. 81. Q. Laylin.
chairman Of the. Republican state
committee, said tonight.
II am confident that we Will elect
Mr. Harding and every man on our
ticket by substantial pluFalities.
We still have a working majority
in each branch Of the general assem-
bly, and gain at least one member OF
Hugh /. Nicholas. chairman OF the
Democratic state committee, today is
sued a statement saying;
Tie chairman Of the Ohio Demo-
cratic central committee claims the
reelection OF JudsOn Harmon as gov
ernOr Of the state by the largest ma
ioFity ever given n Democratic eandi-
date for a state office since the forma-
tion OF the Republican party.
I'VE believe his majority VIII be
so heavy that there can be no doubt or
the election OF the whole Democratic
state ticket. We claim that the legis-
Iature will be safely Democrats on
Joint ballot
srressmen seems we'll assured.
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DELAWARE.

Wilmington, Del. Nov. delaware
| VIII elect next THasdaV representative
/ IN Congress me o. .lhers of the leeis-
I ialure- The legislsJu-a 20 be elected
/ VIII select successor 10 United States
! Senator Dupont
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Louisville. Ky. Nov. with eleven
congressman TO be elected Tuesday
ollie James. Democrat, is tie only can
didate without opposition. Ii is prob
able eight Democratic and three Re
publican congressman will be elected.
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North Dakota.

Fargo, y. D., Nov. 5.-The fight be-
tween Governor John Burke, Democrat
who is serving his second term, and c.
A. Johnson, Republican, is close. Bet
ting favOrs II. T. Helgesen and l.. s.
Hanna, Republican, for Congress.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFFRs.

Asht0n-J enlxins company to Da-
vid A. smith. lots 6S. 6s and 20.
Country club .....-......---f 6T6
A. LeClare Macdonald ana wife
10 Lillian f. smith. part OF
lot 5. block I, Five-Acre plat
Burt & CarIauist company 10
Rio Graude Lumber company.
lot 90 and part Of lot 2I, block
T. Hampton's sub. .-..------- 10
George A. PaKman and wife 10
Of 10 lot 6. block a. plat D.. s.7oo
Henry G.. Hoffman, ct al. 40 Al
fred B. DuckWorth, 81 al
lots q. - and %. block 2, -.
August Wertmau and wife 10
Caroline A. Weatmau. lots 81
and 80. block g, South ROule-
Martin 5. Lindsay and wife 20
Frank J. Lucas. part or lot 3, -.
block IS. Blat A ...---------- b.ef9
Jacob b. Schwartz sud wife 20
MaXfield Vinegar company.
mart Of Tot 8. block 12. plat
49, rANl
Alms o. Taylor 10 Burt & carl
quist company. lots 10 and IL.
block g. Perkins First add
ton 10 Grand View ....------ 10
Henry ID. Miller and wife 20 FL
sine Peterson. part OF section
25. township south. range i
Aaron DensIey ana wife to pa
vid Bits, part of section 81.
township south. range 1
west 49,.
Kfmball & Richards to Charles q.
Williamson. lots z476 and 1927
Highland Park plat A ......-- so
ABIGAIL j. Edmunds 20 William
Stoneman. part OF lot 3, block
Elias Morris & Sons company 81
al to william McLaehlan. part
of section 4. township 2 south,
range / west -.----.-..- .-s.. ~
Philn II. Page ct al 10 Annie
: Rand lots I 20 S, WelinEten -.
addition ...--. ....------...s w
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ty-one congressman. At the present
time, eight OF these are Democrats and
thirteen Republicans, but the Demo-
cratic leaders feel sure that if they
can elect a state ticket they Will over
come the Republican congressional ma
jOrity.
The regular Republican organization
in Pennsylvania appears 10 have had 81
hard road to travel. John q. TeneF. Re
publican candidate for governor, has
been vigorously assailed, and IL was al
one time reported that he intended TO
resign.
In this state there are also at least
six tickets in the field. Besides the
Republican, Democratic, Prohibition and
TWO Socialist tickets. there is one STYLED
the keystone party independently, and
another known as the Industrial party.
In the Thirtieth district Congressman
John Dalzel OF Pittsburg. the ranking
member OF the ways and means COM
mtttee, is having a hard fight. He is
not only being opposed by the regular
Democratic nominee, but Major Black
OF Mckeesport, an insurgent Repub-
llcan- is running on an independent
ticket.
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Arkansas.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. 5.-Arkansas
VIII vote only for congressman Tuesday.
All of the Democratic nominees are GER
tain Of election