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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-08
MIXED IN NEPHI.
Democrats Slip In With Two Candidates
All the Rest Republicans.
speclal 10 The Tribune.

Spcc!dl 10 Inc lrlDune>
NEPlII Nov, 7.--E. r. Booth. Repub-
licau candidate for mayor, was elected
by a heavy vote today The Democratic
aspranl. Richard II Evans received but
2S9 votes against 40 ballots for Booth
Orson Pazer, Democrat. was elected TO
the city council for the long term. de-
featng William a Starr the Republican
nominee, by twenty-siX votes The
Democratic party also elected John H.
L,aiimer. their nominee for treasurer,
by a majority OF hfty-slX. The victory
went TO the Republican party in all other
offices. Following Is the complete report
OF the returns. Mayor-E. f. Booth Re-
publican 4l9; Richard II. Evans, Demo-
crat, 2s2. Council, long term-Orson
Pazier, Democrat. S65; William A. Starr
Republican, 3S9. Council, short term
William n, Petegrew. Republican. 432:
Albert III. Be)llston, Democrat, 2S6: John
w Ellison. Republican, i0l: Mark Big
ler. Democrat. 299; John II Lunt. Re
publican: 41S. George w Sudbury. Demo
crat, 2S%, Recordcr-T. G. Winn Re-
publican. 3sJ. William a. C. Bryan.
Democrat, 322- Tr4asUrer-John il. Jati-
mer. Democrat $40: Miss Pearl Wright,
Republican, 32$, More Interest was dis
played In the election than for years
past. Both parties worked hard. womcns
clubs taking an active part In the cam-
paign for both sides
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PRICE DEMOCRATIC.
w. F. Olson Believed to Have Double Vote
or His Opponent.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PRICE Nov. AT midnight the indi-
cations are that w. +. Olson. Democrat,
is elected mayor of Price by q vote Of
more than two 70 one over a. w. Hors-
ley. Republican; n. T.. Sramount. Rcpub-
lean for treasurer Is running along with
Olson l.. a. LAUDER. for city recorder.
is Democrat and will likely win over A.
n. Bunten. Republican. by a small ma
be Republican. unless Tobc Whitmore.
who is the low man on the ticket is
defeated by Levi n. Harmon. The two
are running within five votes OF each
other The count will not be completed
until the morning.
The Citizens ticket al Scoheld is elect
ed about three 10 one over the Independ- =
ents composed OF Democrats and Repub-
licans and Socialists ticket, The Citizens
ticket is composed of Neil NJ. Madeen
president. and S. J. darkness. l.. A. ia
cobson, j. f. Whalcn and Bernard New
rein. trustees. The campaign was made
On a waterworks system for the mining
camp and public improvements IN gem
eral. All but Whalen and Newrein are
members OF the present board,
>, Helper has gone Republican by about
Bargoglio is elected president OF the town
board and WIN r. Hamilton. NJ. r. Ber-
ger, w. S. Avery md Eugene Guarcnti
trustees. The fight here was on perma-
nent citizenship and residence as against
q transient element and non property
owners.
Wellington elected Fred Hanson as
president OF the board, and Simon Gold
Ing CIV. Hin. William Snyder and y.
r. Branch. trustees. The first three are
Republicans and the two latter Demo
Gratis.
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SAClNA REPUBLICAN,.
In hree-Cornered Fight Prohlbitionsts
and Socialists Are Left In the Rear,

Special 10 The Tribune.
SAL.INA. Nov To-day : election here
gave the Republicans sweeping victory
Three parties placed candidates I'm the
field Republican. Prohibition and Social
LIST. The last-named party registered a
weak vote. while the Prohbitionist
party secured enough votes 10 make the
race Interesting. one Prohibitionist can
didate. Joseph ~ Anderson, WAS elected
TO the council All other Offices were
won by Republican nominees. Following
are the complete returns: Mayor 5.
Martin. Republican. 1G9; Jonas Mattison
Prohibitionlst. S5 j, II. Manson, Social
ist 80. CouncImcn-P g. SColiiz. Re
publican, llG, NJ. ~ Freeze. Prohibition
list. 40: Joseph Hanson. Socialist, IS: D.
c. Burgess. Republican, 1@i; q. Lorcnt-
2nn, Prohlbitonist SO: August Erickson,
Socialist, IS; j. 9. Crane Republican.
126; Z. Al. Hanson. Prohbitionist 's.
Vivian Burns. Socialist. Il: w, Bird, Re
hlbitIonist, l2l; Mrs. c. Il. West, So
cialist. %,
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COAIVIlLE DEMOCRATIC
Entire Ticket is Elected by Handsome
Malorities.
Special TO The Tribune.

SDe"lsl TO The Tribune.
COALNILLE. Nov. Mayor Frank
Pingrce, Democrat. was ro elected. carry
Ing the full Democratic ticket His vote
Is 2SI. p ]. Lewis. Democrat, received
49, The remainder of the ticket was
voted rs follows.
Recorder-Ray Il. Carruth Democrat
"i6: j. NJ. Austin. Republican, 15l
80 Treas arer-J. II. Barber Democrat.
"23; Mamie walker Republican. ia.
Council. long term-J, H. Salmon,
Democrat. 2l6; AXel Llndquist. Republj-
can. 11G,
Council. short tcrm-David Rees
Democrat. $50; w. NJ. Boyden Democrat
81 w, II. Carruth, Democrat 24l; w. s.
Rieby, Republican, 1I5, j. c. Clarke, Re-
publican. LOO; James IT. Hall, Republl-
eau llI,
Tho Democratic ticket is tho one orig
lnallv nominated by the Citizens. The
ticket was not presented in proper form
and was rejected by tho city recorder on
advice OF the CITY attorney. The Demo-
Gratis met few days later and noml-
mated the entire ticket. which is in ef-
feet Dcmocra tic Citizens party ticket,
though placed on the official ballot as
a Democratic ticket
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"C|T|ZENS" TICKET
AHEAD IN BINGHAM
Socialists Secure Two Coun-
Cilmen; Contest Is Inter
esting and Close.
Special 10 The Trihune

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Nov In one OF the clos
est and most hotly contested elections
ever held in this camp the Citizens party
by various margins carried 10 victory
It's candidate for mayor and three of
the four counclimen. The Socialists.
however proved to be in the race in dead
earnest. their candidates running strong
in every instance and IN two cases re =
ceivlng a majority OF the votes cast,
Thos. II. Quillan, Citizens candidate for
mayor, received I16 votes, as against
~ for Anten Christensen, who ran on
the Socialist ticket, For councIlmeu the
successful candidates are; H s. Brown
lee (Citiaens); c. r.. Adderley. (Citzens) /;
\. g. Gabrielson, (Soclalist): r. Il. Green.
(Sociaisb.
While intense interest was manifest in
the result the ballotng was throughout
the day conducted in quiet and orderly
manner.
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"ClTlZENS" VICTORIOUS
GOOD Government" Party Makes Only
Weak Showing At Gunnlson.

GUNNISON. Nov. 7.--Todays election
resulted In an overwhelming victory for
the Citizens ticket. Every nominee placed
In the race by the party won on, by big
RlaJorities, Joseph Christensen was
elected mayor, receiving Il total vote Of
2O3. es against 90 for Nephi Gledhill, the
nominee Of the Good Government party.
The returns show the running candidates
and The votes received as follows: Mayor
Gledhill: Good Government, 90. Treasur-
eT-James Brown. Citizens. 100: Grace
Nornadick. Good Government 10T. Rec
order-Neils Sorenson Citizens 1S2; s.
{. Savage. Good Government, ll3. The
Citizens candidates for the council were
elected as follows: !, NJ Knichton long
term, 1872: Joseph BlIxt short term, 1872:
Y. l.. Swalhers. short term. zoo. W, j.
Gribble. short term, 1o2 John Larson,
short term. 1as, The defeated candidates
received votes as follows: Austin Korns,
long term, lol: u. c. Bartholomew. short
term. 106; William Perkins, short term
81; RI. NJ. Childs. short term. 1O2. and
j. w. Edwards, short term. 100
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complot" election returns SHOW the fol
lowing results: Mayor-P. II. Jensen Re-
pmbhcan. Az l.. NJ. Olson Democrat.
80 Recnrdcr-P. G. Anderson. Democrat.
'5n w: Biergo, Republican. 32S Treas
urer--iiannah Williams. Democrat 397
Maria Thompson. Republican. 35a Couu-
Iltnen--Andrcw Christensen. Republican,
ol' bong tern) III. f.. Nielsen, Demo-
Crat i26, Gong tcrm) Andrew Morten
sen, Republican. 4b5: Il. e. Wilardson.
democrat Isl; Robert Anderson. Repub-
ncan, 339: Lauritz Nelson, 1886; Peter
Peterson. Republican. 35I: f.. p. Chris
lensen. Democrat I06 fshort termsl.
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SPRiNoVILLE REPUBLICAN,
Three Offices. However. Are Won by the
Opposition.
Special TO The Tribune.

'2P'tldt 10 Inc IrlDunc.
SPRINGVlLLE. Nov. THE Rcpubi-
can ticket is elected here with the exccp-
uon OF one four-year councilman. n two
year councilman and treasurer.
L he vote Tor mayor was as follows l..
d. Fields. Republican, indorsed By Ciu-
zens, received 400: NJ. w. Bird. Socialist,
Ii?
The vote for fouryear councilman was
as follows: a. r.. Huntington, Citizcns'
29l Abner Thorn. Republican. 231: T.. n
Jordan, Socialist so.
The vote for counclmcn for the two
year Term was follows: Frederick
Dunn. Republican, Citizens, SOS: Albert
Gahriskle, Citizens. ISL :. l.. Minden-
hail. Citizens. 262: Mark Cook Republi-
251.
John l. 1Iartz. Republican Citizens.
was elected recorder by vote Of $50 10
ol for Mrs Mary Mauer. Socialist.
Fanny Rowland. Citizens, was elected
treasurer with eos votes a. Gus johnson
list. 20,
4. l.. Porter William Ostlcr and J. 6.
winfield, Socialist candidates for the two
year terms AS councilmen. received re-
spcctlvely. 100. so and So votes
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MUTE EVIDENCE OF
MURDER ON DESERT

story OF the old lawless days on the
desert was today uneGrthed by cowboys
east OF Bear valley, who found the leg
bones OF man. 10 which was tied a
board bearing the words engraved with a
jackkulfe. This man died because he
knew too much" The rope by which
the body was attached 10 tho board was
rotted and the greater portion OF the
skeleton had been carried away by
coyotes.
The cowboys said that HE victim evil
IDENTIFY had known too much OF the on
erations OF the cattle rusltcrs and thieves
in the early days
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PRESIDENT VOTES
AND MAKES Speech
Taft in Happy Mood in Home
City; Meets Foraker and
Governor Harmon.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 7.-President
Tafts second day in Cincinnati led him
TO the polls, like thousands of his fellow
citizens: made him the guest at luncheon
of the Manufacturers club. where he said
he expected to come back TO Cincinnati
some day 10 practice law, and gave him
an opportunity. TO speak on peace and ar
bitratlon TO the American Society for the
judicial Settlement of International Dis
putes.
Tonight the president was the guest
and principal speaker at the banquet OF
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SOCIALISTS TAKE EUREKA.
I'd Ticket Is Elected by Large Ma
||ority Over Citizens Candidates.
10 The Tribune,


TREKA. Nov. THE entire Socialist
ID was victorious IN todag's election
'sn overwhelming majority. \. l.,
<iell WAS elected mayor His cppo-
. Edward Pike. received bat 1873
=. leaving the victorious candidate 3.
IKity OF 546 votes. The Socialist and
EMS parties were the only two in the
Following is II report of the COM
= felurns:
|nyor-A J.. Mitchell, Socialist. go;
Hfd Pike, Citizens. 1873.
feorder er-WIliiam Il, Bacon. Socialist,
. y ". Redmond. Citizens. 3Sl
tssurct-Annahcl Mooney. Socialist,
q. L. Sullivan. Citizens d43.
|ncilinan. long tcrm-Josepn p.
"a Socialist 639; NJ. -. Howett, CIti-
rncllmen short term-Carl Bauer.
Rasmus Nelson, 635, and John
~ 5Sl tell Socialists, David Mills,
lohn a. Allen, 81. and Del Roberts,
|nll Citlzens).
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MOUNT PLEASANT RESULTS.
Democrats Win Majority OF offices IN
Spite, of Church Activity.
Special Ia Tho Tribune.

Special Ia Tho Tribune
MOUNT PLEASANT, Nov. ii. w.
Anderson. Democrat. was elected mayor
today with vote OF 49,, defeating James
Larson, Republican,, who received G6i
The other vote follows:
Rccurdcr--Danicl Rasmussen. Democrat E.
s99: A. Il. Waldemar Republican. 3il.
Trca Larson. RcpubH-
can. Az: William Hansen. Democrat,
39S
Council long tcrm-H. Leroy Nielsen.
3o5
Council. short term--A. Merz. Repubn-
can, i22; 4. T.. Mcintosh. Republican,
i@6; Il. Scely. Democrat, 400; George Sor-
ens"n, Democrat 419; Mons Monsen,
Democrat. III: Joseph b. Secly. Repub :
lcan, SOS,
The Republican ticket was the church
Ticket. The church workers we're. as
usual. active about the polls and neg
lectcd no effort 10 turn out a big vote
for the "anouted" ticket Regardless OF
this the free vote was strong enough To
1"fcat Bishop James Larson, the Re-
publican candidate.
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'H' Velvety Skin
For Every Woman

my .na continued use Of face powders
4, r,,ole tn,,le for pimples. blaclihcads.
,avs s" SKINS and sallow complex.
Ae Roea. Nrs; Mac Martyn, writing
Tho 'eoh News. "and so agurn,
kIes aro uuhatrral condition tnat
IE tba tbe inevitable.
|otion ;npplication Of plain spur
kin rs rs an easy matter to rid
10 i, a'l pore obstructious and
irposs;l1sso 1softness and velvety tex
q splcNdE; any other way. This To-
<les and d'.a ~ Tor dispelling oillness,
pth 10 iba stuoring the healthy tint
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.easponnS lotion is made by putting
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1ex W.T.; WI; then adding four ounces
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|FCT|ON RESULTS
|||V TOWNS Of UTAH
u,rch Candidate Is Defeated
Il Ogden, Smoot Crowd
(. Downed in Provo.
,nontinued from Page One.)

Z - The votes cast for the respec-
candidates - =, o,,r.u
'lne SOS: william b. Wilson. Re-
;cs,e' ,,sn 1872; George F. Wilson, Social
y. ss.,.i,rnen. short term-Fred NJ.
y nemocrat, SO. William j. Buck.
'se,Iran. y; ,lS; Charles Alexander. So
NJ svsst(icld. Democrat. $50; Paul
n Republican, ;03. Theodore Nell
, 's,ass sc''1i Paul Democrat. SIS: Charles
.eanr ,psgS Republican, ii'; A. :. kosky,
LEI Holland. Democrat,
katherine Malone. Republican, S52;
! Tawrencc, Socialist, 81.
,snter-J. J. Fitzgerald. Democrat.
isromo Paxton. Republican. S3s.
.ss webb Hanlon. Socialist. IS.
Y ,,t,rps show that 365 straight
ATTIC votes were cast. while there
%'isi straight Republican and IS
IN, Socialist votes cast. The re-
"a the election was ;he greatest
.ise experienced at any election held
Ia wears.
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CITIZENS TICKET WINS.
Nonpartsans Elected, With One Exccp
tIon. at Pleasant Grove.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PLEASANT GROVE. Nov. 7.-rhc en-
tire Citizens ticket. with the single ex-
ccption of the treasurer. was elected here
today. The votes for the different candi-
dates were as follows:
For mayor-~A. Il, Cooper. Citizens and
the present mayor, 296. W. Il, Frampton.
Republican. 2lS.
Four-year councilman-Joscp r..
Thorne. Citizens. 279; James o. Bullock.
Republican, 231.
Two year courclmer-tGcrmau Green,
Citizens Republican. iS0 +, C. Banks,
Citizens. 273; J. l.. Harvey. Citizens, 29l
G. S, Westphali. Republican. 226; Fred
Smith, Republican 2iS
Recorder-Joscph Hilton. Citizens. 215:
NJ. n. Bullock Republican. 2Ot.
Treasurcr-Mrs. Stella :. Thornc. Re-
publican. 272: Mrs. Anna n Olcr. Citi-
ZcuS' 24i
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Socialists Elect Mayor.
cclal to INC Tribunc

STlttIdT TO 7 TIC IIIDUIV,
MAMMOTH. Nov 7.-Todays election
here gave this city Socialist mayor. a
Socialist treasurer. a Socialist recorder
and one Socialist councilman. The Citi-
zens' party elected three couucfImen. in
cIudng their nominee for the long term.
The complete returns follow:
Mayor-N. j. Hanson. Socialist. o6i: j
Hutchson. Citizens. g0S.
Trcasurcr-N Alfred Nelson Socialist
237; G. r. Readc. Citizens'. 221.
RsCordcr-Al Larson. Socialist l35; J
W. Lewis. Citizens, 226
Councilman, long term-A w. Larson
Citizens, 24i: James Jesscn, Socialist
2l7
Golmcimcn short ierm--O. II. Cole
man, Socialist. 2o5; i. Swcnson. Ci,izcus
cot: &. SwcnsuD Citizens. 2i1; l.. "
DoWdlc Socialist zoe: William Foyer
Citizens. 29i Andrew Runlofson. Social,
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Results at Willard.
o Tho Tribune.

NVTTIsT TO IWV ITTUUIIV,
WILLARD. Nov. There was only one
ticket In the field here. and the election
Tas uar pGt owe me I9oWIs Is ,o @eEe
Elsley. city recorder; a. l.. Bradley. G..
F. Wells. Il. B. Harding and j.. p. Lowe
for councilmen for the two-year term;
Ncphi Bunker. councilman for the four
year term; Mrs. Agnes Owens, treasurer.
and Abraham Humbel. Justice of the
peace.
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DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS.
Entire Ticket at kaysvlIIe Pulls Through
by Safe Ma alority.

Special TO The Tribune
kAYSEILLE. Nov. At the munich
pal election held here today the entire
Democratic ticket was elected by safe
majority, the successful candidates be-
Ing:
Mayor, DIR. Sumner Gleason: council
men, four-ycsr term, George Swan,
Frank L. Layton; councilmen. two-year
term, III. j. Sheffield, Sr. John c. Owen.
j. II. Daley; recorder. VI. j. Sheffield,
Jr: treasurer II. w. Phillips justice of
the peace, George W. Barnes, None OF
the Republican candidates was "in the
rlnninP -
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Mixed at Midvale.
TO The Tribune

Special 70 Tho Tribune.
MIDNALE. Nov. The election to-
day resulted in victory for the com
binod Citizens and Peoples tickets as
against the Independents. These were
the successful candidates Mayor, Jo-
scph b. Wright: treasurer, Charles II.
Ferguson: recorder. Edward A. Bate
man; four year term councilman. John
A. Aylett. two -ycar-term ounciimen,
Howard r.. Phelps, George a, jenkins,
William u. MaGiunis.
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Spanish Fork Republican.

Special Ia The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Nov. There was
Republican landslide hera today
Mayor i. NJ Smell led the ticket by s05
and ttc entire Republican ticket WAS
elected as follows. in addition 10 the
mayor.
I.ong-torm councilman, Lars Nielsen:
short term counctlnrcn, !, r. Brodha nix.
r NJ Rowe, w. Il. Mckell recorder.
John r. Morgan. treasurer, c. W. Booth
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BEAVER DEMOCRATIC
Democracy Makes a Clean Sweep. With
One Exception,
Special TO The Tribune.

CEcEld' " 4 " lllNul's
BEAVER, Nov. THE Democrats
swept the slate clean. with the eNcep-
ton OF city treasurer. Elizabeth Fother-
ingham. the incumbent was elected. de-
featinc Alice Bumont. Democrat. by l2O
votes, The remainder OF the vote fol-
lows.
Mayor-Warren Shepherd Democrat,
sI6; Wilford Robinson: Republican. 26a.
Council. long term--William NJ. Lowe,
Democrat. $40: G. F. Harris. Republican,
2s1.
Council short tcrm--John =. Carton.
Democrat. 352: George r. Mumford, Dem
ourat 32J; w. y. Cotton Democrat. 3is;
C. ID. White. Republican, 27y, Joseph II
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aker."
In Music hall Mr.. Tai; spoke at length
I'm behalf OF tho proposed arbitration
treaties with Great Britain and France.
lie said that there was nothing incon-
sistent in his demand that the Panama
canal b" fortified and that the senate
ratify these treaties
We ought TO Use common sense In
everything" said the president I'VE
ought TO foriiry the Panama canal 10
keep Il for ourselves and To prevent Il
falling into the hands OF the enemy.
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Judgment for Plaintiff
al TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEPlIl. Nov. Tn a decision rendered
today. Judge Greenwood Of the dis
triCt court. CAV" judgment In thc sum
OF S,i1i 10 y. W. Peterson, who brought
a damage snit Tor $1,000 aSainst the
Utah Consolidated Plaster company OF
LeNau. Peterson started action to re-
cover $4,000 for The death OF his thlr-
teen -ycar-old son, who was run over and
killed 10y an engine OF the company bc-
tween this city and LcVan on April If,
1909. Gross negligence WAS charged.
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HEsER GOES DEMOCRATIC.
Republicans Only Win TWO offices in
Wasatch Capital.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
HEBER CITY, Nov. Following are
the results OF today's election:
Mayor. w. CleEg Democrat,
Four-year councilman-J. II. Hidcn,
Democrat
Two-yca councilmen--J A. Rasband
Democrat. T. J. Duke. Democrat: a, a.
Murdock Republican.
Recorder. II. Murdock. Democrat.
Treasurcr-Jucinda Buys. Democrat.
Justice OF the peace-F, j.. Clegg. Re-
publican
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Murdock Republican. 2G5. Andrew Buck
erman, Republican, 229
Recorder Elizabeth Fotheringhanl, Re
publican. 355i Alice Bumont. Democrat
reasurcr-Dorothy Baker. Democrat.
G6i. William q. Sickley. Republican. 22S.
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Kamas Democratic,

Special to The Tribune.
KAMhS, Nov. THE village of Kamas
today. for the first time in its history,
elected a town board composed entirely
of Democrats the successful candidates
being John +, Lambert, president; NJ NJ
Pack, ]. W. Barnes. j. J.. Pack, ID. ID.
Lewis
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EPHRAlM DIVIDED,
|bl'eans Elect Mayor, But Democrats
sapture Several Municipal Offices,
The Tribune

PHRAlM. Nov. The Republican
Y Today elected majority OF it's
n'aaies. although thc race was hard
|ut The result for each office being
rrpt nntiI a Iate hour. T. r. Jensen.
pohrsn, vas elected mayor. receiving
'e ol 81. HIS opponent, L.. NJ. OIL
-1emocrat. received S36 votes. The
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General Wood to INSPECT.

ST. PAUL MINI. Nov T-Eiajor Cen
rral Leonard Wood. chief OF staff OF the
United States army, viii visit ST Paul
this winter 10 inspect Fort Smelling aud
arrange ior its enlargement into q bri-
gade post.
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Socialists Garry Stockton.

SpcciaI % The Tribune.
STOCKTON: Nov. THE Socialists
won in the election here. receiving ii
votes. There were - votes cast for the
Citizens ticket. and II votes werr
scratched.