The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-05
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/ LOSS FOR DRYS
Silk Stockin gs Fail
|to Save Educator;
/ Colorado and
Other Elec-
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'CIlClGO AET!l i.-tarCe. n, f2T
n mayor Of Chicago froHi iSo. unt
3 nd son OF Carter w. Harrison, Sr
N o-cupied the mayors Office fro-
q to 1857 and was assassinatsd dur
~ worlds fair year term. wes c!@c
4 rayur FOR the NTH time today Fl
|ntsj Charles z. Merriam. his Re
Essr, opponent, BY 1852 votes. gain
4 total of l7TI.35S votes.
Il site II the opposition OF most G
\ ssss. the election was g compict,
|-nralIc victory, The election o. r
ccen.v for city clcrn and IIcnr,
kthr. city treasurer. early was con
"a
IA Democratic city council Of forty.
y Dsmocratic aldermen and twenty
y republicans vii greet HARRISON:
.pi7aion 10 his nth term. Defeated
YATES. rct!rements and the election
Haeen new aldermen served tc
sEs Tie complexion OF the council
u prsssnt members were defeated
D. J. Foreman. Arthur w. Fulton.
r,di ". Taylor Republicans, and
= S. Clark. Democrat.
|lfsnan Merriam Of the Seventh
~ sllo retired To run for mayer. ~
|Qelt by Willis Y. Nance. Repub
II The new aldermen are Tearney
e CsU, Klaus, Ahern. Jarecki, WeI-
'ut oeiger. Schulte. 'HytahL Demo
[K and Nance. Hasen and sCapitan
tssatanG or the twcnty-four alder
cn.eleclel Twelve are Democrats and
ic ssbIblicans
Defines His Policy.
3 Har'isoa received ihc returns al
nns. When tile result no longer
Z doubt he issued u statement cX-
1ee his gratitude 10 the voters and
Eesy defining his policy during his
3 lie said:
,sTuyements such as subVays. the
<anon OF the transportation service
afer Drohlenls will he under con-
+atcn in the Immediate future and
4 broad minds will be needed prop
4 y solye them. The settling OF n
% be charged for gas rs we'll as
rzllation Of the rates charged by
teoh0ne and electric lighting com
WI also come 10 at an early
Az OF thcse questions wiil he set
I'm an eye TO the good OF the
-SiY.
20 Of course. an impossiblity to
9aI Vice In great community.
@lee can hold ii in check, how
ga Inc police will hold il IN check
coming four wears.
A'neT !lcid the Office OF mayor
- successive terms. vas out of Of
VIC HiIns and then was reelected.
moi q n ie k.,u
e'of? OF my public service, Hon
have been. | shall do my best
Esn administration that shall show
<Ience Of my fellow citizens not
'"t e'en misplaced"
Merriam Makes Statement.
'E p III. Professor Charles Z. Mer-
90 republican opponent. conceded
s;,!oh Of Harrison. This was only
~ hElf hours after the polls
gsriam, however, said that the
nsfs suc,l as would give him hope
'e'osF contest,
mished with The hgh, We have
aid Merriam. we have pre-
1- issues OF decent. honest. eco
and progressive government
~" ,2e voters. wish to thank
y friends who have loyallv sup
VITA their time. money. elo"
sd enthusiasm. concratulat.,
S.SS'hon NJ on his victory and wish
IN h!s administration"
- Of the returns nv wa-d and
.aow that Professor Merrie m
S,,. nearly per cert less votes
,s ,ys given Busse (Republican) four
~ While Harrison ran more than
e,,, sru ahead Of tic flgures OF Dunnc
V vn az that time.
,s's Today was more than 2lo .00c
Al S!gptnXimetely 25.00o over the
is,s ,ne last mayoraity contest.
H. W W ,hls. both sides agreed that
~ m.orGh failure o! th4 "si,k-
s3 tsfds to shov TIE strength
s,n expected i'm favor of the
H.. ire FIRST few precincts in
~ w. while tkc totals were In
iii, ram, Ills perCcntaee. com
pa. .'u, years ago. wes falling
NJ. "h oppoueaL vas hr;uyi,r in
si Stocking Vote Light.
es esno!s ase !isweniy-hl,h ward. where
q Ne,,iiaacy WAS iiysi conceived.
ta!!ns ,.e ,-'t.e supporters To stop IN
y Io..1h and vote caused tie
y ,o,s, AL 10 drop tar below the
srt ,ba, III was the result from
p ,h,, 1rst gave Merriam AN In
u Nus ms night was In vain.
a, "aner hand. Harrison an
ylht "o'i as this wari had re-
eeal. a nad wo:% and prepared
sab, A'ter this The result never
aGc nI slrs, wa.d gave f.s usual
and d%'pnvallly, 'na II was no. atone
e bis ~" s,,r river wards chat Harri-
b tho ,anport. ills eich: years
u s MAJORS chair drew maTy
zlise' ise'ryneni ., ~ had counted on. and
aser1" l., W-eent gag vas said bv
ne WOO, 70 cave had great innn-
Pa st. ,side. where he showed
ssigded "I y, Duane Democrats anil
10 I'm m the camp Of Roger g g.
nam. Set a, party lines md vote
cnas nas given by tie Iatter's
~elausd on Pare Eleven.