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Boost for Ferguson.

Special 10 The Tribune.
POCATEL,LO. Ida. Nov, l0.-H. v A.
Ferguson. OF Pocatello recently elected
to the house OF representatives OF the
state legislature. Is the leading candidate
for speaker OF the mousse in the twelfth
session. This viii be enc OF tho first
piumS handed 10 the hammock county DEL
ceatlon because OF their loyal support TO
the entire Republican state ticket. Mr.
Ferguson is one OF the leading attorneys
OF the state, having practiccd here for
thirteen years He Is. Furthermore, p
brilliant orator and good mixer He
has good suppOrl for the poSitlon.
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KNIGHT NO kNockER,
Utah Capitalist Believes Election Results
Encourage More Investments.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO. Nov. 10.-"Uncle' Jesse
Knight. Utah's mining wizard, is going
risht ahead with the building OF sugar
factory at Payeons as he said he would
do Providing Democratic administration
should take hold OF the government
March 4 next, AT a political rally held
at Pleasant Grove Mr.. knight said that
he was SO sure that Woodrow Wilson
would be elected thai he. q. few davs
before. had signed a contract to build
q. factory at Payson. Since the election
approa ched by capitalists with proposals.
TO join him in tho enterprise, but, Mr..
Knight said: "They cannot come in only
on the little end" When asked whether
these men represented the Utah Sugar
company. Mr.. Knight said he did not
know. but believed not.
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Bond Issue in Doubt.
Special to The Tribune,

7pccidI 20 l nc lTlnuNe'
PoCATELLO, Ida. Nov. lo.-returns
from few scattered precincts at first
indicated defeat for the $200.0 road
bonds in Bannock county, but figures
from other precincts turned the tide the
other way. oxford. Bancroft aud Swan
Lake voted strongly for the construction
Of some trunk line county roads. The
proposition WAS also supported by Dow
ncy and McCammon, but Chesterfield
voted IN the negative, The bond issue
may win III the final count although II
Will hc very close.
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FOR RENT SIGNS

The sign For Rent in the front window Of 4 house
apartment or flat almost always that the property
SO placarded not returning full income TO the
There quick way TO tenants-usc The Tribune
Want Columns
Inc tribune Wants contain concise directory of avail
able property Of all bindsresdcntia business manufac
turing and suburban. convenient list that prospective
tenants find easy of and from which they make their
selections
Wants
Landlords and tenants meet through The Tribune Want
Columns.
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seas son at meat markets In the clty. Yes
terlay perhaps the largest deer kllled
here In many years was brought to town
by June Hansen, who killed the animal
on the mountainsldc northeast of the city:
II Was a buck weighing more than 200
hounds. n, p. Jeppesen. residing on
ranch about eight miles north OF the
citv, brought two deer to the city Friday,
which had been bagged by his two sons
in that vicinity,
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|luadc Minority.

. kt that the election returns
inly prove that the Democratic
III only been able TO muster a
|r5Hsntation in both houses of
|hksislature of but eight mem
De ssnators and FIVE represen-
! lsaTes it to the Republican
d Of which there are seventy
b practically handle the next
Ei.se the lines they are pleased
9t. The eight Democratic
hlf of whom are progressive
Nher half conservative, may
h!O small power on close
4 KutIuy Of the personnel of
<hlufc indicates that the pro-
and the conservatives are
|pnly divided, with peither fac
1af . decided advantage. Here
| J past sessions Of the legisla.
Es have been enough Demo-
7iz's sharp divisions along par.
40 party caucuses bave set.
ne Of a great deal of legis-
stle the party whip has been
ma IN keeping members Of
re in line. But tho pending
PTears TO sound the death
eNn the party caucus and the
nP Tor the division is to come
|tksttber different limos
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Bull Moose Alive,
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY Nov. 1O.-Acccrding
tiiS county. permanent orEanlHat ion
will bc organized to carry on what they
call '',hc good work started al the last
election. The party pollcd a much heavier
vote than the leaders anticipated. II the
intention 10 place a Eull Moose ticket IN
the field at tho municipal election next
vcav,
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STAND FOR SEPARATION,
Idaho Teachers Favor ovorcno Schools
From Politics.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Iripuhe,
SALMON CITY, Ida. Nov 10.-The
twelfth annual Institute Of the teachers
ri Lernhi county was great success.
Mrs U. Med, Sims. county .superintepd-
who took part In the lengthy programme
were Prof ". n. DIN of the Univorsit,'
of Idaho and Prof. y. Wooster OF the
nittee on resolutions brought forward
prorositjons urging that The offices of
state and county supcrlntendents ~ pub
n" instruction be separated from politics.
and That the election OF county supern-
fendents take place at the same Time as
rho election OF school trustees.
II was decided that potato culture clubs
80 c.t, hIIsi,cd IN every rchoo, district on
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the lines suggested by Professor DIN.
For the cncoura cement OF the study of
pcnmanship a silver cup Will be awarded
to the school which sends IN the best eS-
ample Of Improvement in the pennansn,p
OF "A pupil during tho period beginning
NoYembcr. 1912. and endinE April, 1919.
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h3ss!

u, s. ARMY. ABIY.
bodied unmarried men. between ages Of
- and 50: citizens OF United States cs
good character and temperate habits.
language. For Inforrna ton apply to re-
eruitng officer. Walkers bank bldg
IMlaip and End So. SITS. Salt Lake City,
Ctsn' k1o5
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HEN ADOPTS KITTENS.
Fiercely Drives Mother on and jealousy
Guards Charges.

Guards Charges.
Special TO The Tribune.
SALMON CITY, Ida. Nov lG.-Mrs. L.
III. Burhrjdse OF North Fork has 9. hen
which is motherng two young kittens.
After persistcntly sitting on two added
recently discovered two nowly- born kit
tens Ia a stable. She Immediately adopt
cd them and iercely drives away the
riehtful mother, which is obliged to visit
by stealth her hungry offspring. II is
an amusing sight TO see the misguided
fowl proudly spreading her wings over
the mcownS youngsters or making pa
thetic efforts 10 induce her young charges
TO eat grain and Worms
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UTAH CHAPTER. NO. 1. r. A NJ.
Stated coDvocation second wednesday
In each month at Masonic hall. corner
Second East and First South streets.
Companions cordially invited John T.
Breckon. II, P; Moses c. Phillips. Secre-
t3ry.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

-o---->--~~-~~~---~~-~->
UTAH COMMANDERY NO, |, KNIGHTS
Tempar--Stated conclaye held in Ma
sonic Temple. corner Second East and
First South. the first Thursday OF each
month. Sojourning Sir Knights cordially
Invited TO attend.
F. c RICHMOND. Z. c.
Il, o. LEATHERWOOD. Recorder
g100t
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Is stLa.' N as.'lgument will he lust as
ss,if s.;6 legislation as important.
use sel to pass a corrupt
N !, INC initiative with
d ttbili, the short ballot. en-
|sin,l s act, ratification Of The
gisr ~ oss@1eudmcpt providing for
III Wv. ~ united States senators
\ n 'vM, p mothers endowment
/, ,np. pp.Ioviding' for a common
4, and - employees in facto.
" Il II many more measures con.
ysi vsS.s Of the Black commission
r. w';;,tnincnt Z law will bc If,
liisn.,. enemies and will cali
|ts iSs 10. Of its friends, it is
srsr ana ,alter will only stand
Ia L. lsy;.Isa ;s.eInatorial fight to come
y iss s',satgre azure will probably be
y elecHo, OF tDo state so
\ eoncsspn ,On Of a United States
lis,i li.0ed. liua0ee The same sharp
elht ,ba Ibaes may be drawn in
Hisudou, pro2ressives lusistiu .
IA ga Nv progressive, the CON
khop. . strong conseryativc
@abir may be able ia agree
GeO,uuss.'on conservative. 1,ro. .T.
i&i S@ss,aphy Sssr viii plaY r'il'n,p its BART
Erah /. '"e second senator for
ssratur n RON the south and
ne pomh purn was from the
Ft2ard fSis f,o,;s from tie north
,al s,ara raas''oual lines in this
souscryn,;, togctlier-progrcs,
'hsrn ma rnna.'Ve-iu the dema n d
'prlal conhipat;orsh.vo
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THE WANTS HAVE HELPED MANY
out Of the rut Of plodding without q
have been the means Of carving out ca
reers that were brilliant and successful.
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SOLICITORS. ATTENTION.

3. want 10 experienced solicitors who have
go soon 10 work on new proposition
Wwnich ~ well advertised. viii start on
,ror; 'Lh Answer by letter for appoint
nent' with references. to sales manager
care Tribune.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lessons GOO
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR II. II.
goods goods bought, sold or exhanged
Buckeye Furniture Store. 142 So. w Il.
Was 1929, g906
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

~-----~-~-~~~-~~~~~>>>~~>
EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND
emoalmcr, 16i So. West Temple. Phone
Dob. d3
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MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR TRUSS
- es: At guaranteed Rex Drug Co. ".
Temple and Broadway. h327s
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LoST-s5 REWARD WILL BE PAID
. Tor a. black SILK embroidered shawl
lost on or near South Temple st. Tele-
phone Wasatch 1397-W. k1465
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SUCCESS IN5URANCE-UTAH BUsI-
=, ness College preparation for business
day or night. eI55S
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK
CARPET CLEANING

TEL. NY 20l9 FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning. S. l.. Carpet Cleaning Co, i36
18th East, - hS20T
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DIARIES


MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK. NONE
better. l. quarts for 81. delivered. Give
us q trial Wasatcb 1Da. h320S
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A. A. S. RITE-THE -FOUR Co-oRDG-
nate bodies OF tho A. A. S. Rite of Free
Masonry will hold stated meetings the
third Thursday In each month al the Ma
sonic temple. corner First South and Sec
ond East. Sojourning brethren invited.
l.. II, Harding, SD deg.
\. NJ. Jordan lodge OF Perfection No. 3.
NJ. T.. Idpman, ed deg.
W. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose
Croix No /.
Charles n. Jack. Il. G. {. II,
Commander OF Salt Lake Council of ka-
dosh No /.
C II Fisher. SGD deg.
NJ. OF n. Consistory No. I.
Gerald r, Yearslcy. sd deg
Register for nlI the bodies.
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS IN. ALL DEPARTMENTS Ap.
ILf READY FOR WORK AT A. NJ
AND ~ ] p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
AZ SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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FURRIER

FURs MADE AND REMoDELED; OUR
own made furs IN stock. made In fur
rier-like way. Jos. Panek. Turricr l27
z. Broadway. adjoining Auerba chs. kS06
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
nent First Congregational church: we
gst you 2 position free OF charge Tele-
pnone Ss22. t2T73
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LhRIEN-HUJL UNDERTAKING COM
Pahy; modern chapcl p1rIorn; 255 So.
and East. Telephone Wasatch 5l37.
Open day and night k5o9
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FIND DEER PLENTIFUL.
Hunters in NeishborI,ood OF Brigham
City Amply Rewarded.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. i0-Oeer hunt
Ing i'll the hills In this vicinity las never
been better than II Is this season accord
ing 70 sportsaucn who devote their entire
hunting time to following tho trail OF the
coveted deer. a number OF fine speci-
mems have been on exhibition during the
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FOUND-DESCRIBE CONTENTS OF
purse found on loop cars bet, and 3
Sunday and receive your loss. Address
W2i, Tribune. kfssO
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LosT-HAT BY MR.. PURSELI,, IN
DuChesne river. $500 reward by the
Merit Hat Co, 81 and SO East Second
South (near Stato), (s2 aud SO hats.) kos
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90 MEN WANTED, SEWER WORK.
long job 10th East and 6th So. Heuscr
& Sim. contra ctors. E3si5
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IN SEEKING WORK MAKE FULL USE
of tho Wants.
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FOUND-WILL PARTY WHO FOUND
mesh purse in Keith o Brien's Mon
day. please return same TO COS Walker
Bank bldg. and receive reward? KISS
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MANUFACTURER OF POPULAR
brand guaranteed hosiery with linen
heels and toes and many other exclusive
features wants lady to visit con-
sumers direct. E&perlenee unnecessary
200 to 500 per month PARKER CO, 75s
Chestnut ST.. Phila.. Pa f3Si4
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I. o. o. F., TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge, No. 2, Friday.
Enterprise lodge, No. Is, Tuesday
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WE TgAcH, you A TRADE IN A FEW
months time; no expense but your
work Electricity. automobiles. plumbing.
day; 10 Jobs going Cataloeus free IT,,t.d
Trade School Contracting Co, Los Az
keIeb- "A
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HAT FACTORY
HAIR GOODS

COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES.
$50. Ladies. bring them 10 velvetina
parlors, g. II. tth South. h39l5
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Ptoblenls Ahead.

's' Of the solous who will
ne twelfth session are pledged
peaec OF a railway or public
sInisslon, while many mem
i. isyor legislation along this
Z snllc not pledged, they be.
'ae principle and will work
y, a commission bill. The
egsatlve delegation that is
. Instructed for such a com,
@Ss from Bonner county and
.loe's w!ll be expected by their
- 20 carry out that pledge.
WIN them are many indie
;poers not pledged and 9th
,,'.,.l ~. themselves bound by plat.
~ 'zs'@ by the county caudi.
tn z 70 The election. The com.
II paollc utilities, or for rail.
.Fstflc lines, should therefore
~te working force when the
q, agalnst the peldgcd railroad
ss = ~ members will be those con.
i npo nave made their stand,
iv vppoSed to sucb legislation
r,,;,s s gone on record against
sswus s, session, so far as TO
n. I peages; This was true of
ku'a = ,nc eleventh session, af.
~, mad twice pa sscd a rail.
Ma, Mh Moh measure only TO see
~ ~ ~. sue upper chamber. Some
M ,os, nsmocrs who voted against
NJ a,ssl Commission measure then
\ ,...;e, ~. aud fight against it at
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independent Order of Odd Fellows.

JORDAN LODGE NO. Q. / o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at 7, o.
0. F. temple. Visitors invited. c. Cam
eron, n. G. A. L. Weaver, V. G.; w T.
Hopkins. secretary. a1i37
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E. 6. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKrR
and embslmsr. has moved 10 new loca
tlon. 22b-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg, Phone $50 oS3s9
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CUT FLOWERS

HCDDART FLORAL CO. So So MAIN
ST.. Phone los. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nI63o
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LOST-FRIDAy EVENING SMALL
open-faced lady'rs gold watch. mono
gram on back, A. u. r. A.: reward
Fhono Wasatch 2455-M. or 310. kl095
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LOST AND FOUND


LoST-GOLD CLASS PIN, NAME ON
back. Telephone Was. 327i-R. Re-
ward. h3334
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EMPLOYERS HAVE COME, TO LOOK
TO The Tribune wants as the means
OF summoning 70 them applicants for
positions in. every line of human err
deavor Skilled specialists. capable
helpers IN the office, shop or factory
make good In their tasks.
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LIVERY STABLE

MCpY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
Hight livery hcrscs bought and sold.
Phone 81 ctfi
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MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
first and third Saturday evenings of
each month at I. o. o. +. temple o2175
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ENERGETIC AND CAPABLE MEN TO
take exclusive territory for "schaIier
system coal saving and smoke consur1-
ing device; Testimonials show a v1iaran-
tsed saving OF at least 25 per cent IN
fnel. must have 81 900 for CARRYING am
PIE supply OF merchandise: references or
Ghanged. Schaller System Co, 113a
Broadway New York. b5IJn
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every second and fourth Satur-
day evenings of each month at Odd Fell
lows temple. Market st. n3o52
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NI-y@ a

Near tho California line Double
track work Will last all winter Want
some good laborers. Must have blank
cts to chip. Free pass
G. r. Hansen & Co. Emnlovr,e,t
Agents 1877 18th street. Ogden. Utah.
kl1oQ
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KNIGHTS OF TIE MACCABEEs, SALT
Lake City tent No 2.-Eyery Thurs
day, I. o. o, +. hail. Visiting knights
invited.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsToNEs
ARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
mckenzie. Display yards, Bi2 So State.
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THE LEADING; FLORIST. W. ". KING,
21i E. End So Phone 81 b2a7
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NoTICE-MoUNT MORIAH
lodge No. 2, f. &. a. NJ, will hold Its
regular stated monthly meeting this
tMonday) evening at 1850 sharp. I'm,
portant business requires the attend
aance OF every member G. X ieafs-
ley, ". NJ
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CLEANING AND DYEING
TAILOR MADE CORsETs


SPfRELl.A CORSET, 1-YEAR C;UARAN-
toe. Mrs, Mann. lIy. Gops-J $50 e
9Th So kiti
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LOST-A LADY'S SMALL WATCH
gold chain, SGT with a pearl II found
please leave at this office Receive re-
ward kl069
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PYoRRHEA sPECIALIsT

DE. ROBERT w HALL, PToRRHEA
AND ORAL PROFII LAXIS. $50
kEARNS BLDG. 99SSg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-20

One Hundred Dozen 25o Towels
1890. ...I.... ..:.: .10cs
Mems Black Dress Hose, regular
15e quality ..............7 Iscs
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GLlRK's SECRETARY
SURE or VICTORY
NOMINATION WILL COME ON SEC.
oNp OR THIRD BALLOT, SAYS
w. D. BASSFoRD.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.-Wallace d.
Bassford, secretary to Champ Clark.
who is at the Emerson, says that
CLARK will get the nomination, and that
the only question is about the number
Of ballots necessary to be taken. He
predicted that the nomination We. be
given TO Clark on the second or third
ballot.
s''lt is strange but true" he said,
Chat Clark Is less concerned about
tho nominee than about the success
Of the Democratic party. 1t has been
his self.abnegatlon and his disposI.
ton to take bach scat which &C.
counts for the harmony In the party
ttsa great extent and the fact that
the party is In better shape 10 win
than ever before in It's history.
rglark is not Il scll.scekcr and no
does not want the nomination al the
price OF Democratic success. lie
would not allow his name 10 BIO pre-.
sfnted in the States where favor &C
son; was can..--.c."
BussfoTd said that lac Clark forces
have no fear OF Bryan bolt. They
it'll that Bryan will cast his vote for
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VOTE ON SECOND VICTORY
FOR PRES. TAET,S EORcl

On the test vote in the Republican
National Convention at Chicago yes
tcrday afternoon. President Taft's
forces gained their second victory by
the vote OF 5G4 yeas and so nays. The
vote was OH the motion OF Watson.
Taft adherent. TO lay on the table the
amendment by Deneen, Roosevelt adj
herent. that no man whose seat was
contested should vote on Hadiey's mo-
ton TO substitute Roosevelt delegates
Tor Tait delegates on the convention
rolls. The affirmative action, laying
this on The table, was recognized rs
equivalent to defeating the Hadley mo
ticm and no vote was taken upon Il
but 1t was referred to the commtttc"
on credentials without division. Fol-
lowing was the vote by States. the
yeas being the Taft woes and the nays
The opposition: