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CUTTER eogs TO RESCUE.

WILMINGACN, Del. Dec. 27.-The life saving crews f.Om Oak Island and Cape Fear Stations were called out tonight when fOur-masted schooner went asHOre on the Frying Pan shoals in a heavy gale. Wireless eports from Beaufort. x. C.. are thar the revenue cutter Seminole has gone To the rescue.
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WOULD BAR CASTRO.
Evidence Is Sought to Keep Out For
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SEE GOOD CHANCE FOR
JUAB To GET WATER
TO The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
NEPHI Nov. 6.-The mass meeting of
the citizens and farmers OF Nephi pre-
olnct held at the county court house TO
hear the report of the committee which
had been previously appointed It for
mcr mass meeting 10 investigate the pos
sibil,ty. feasibility and probability OF
bringing part OF the waters OF the Straw
berry project into Juab county. was very
enthusiastically attended.
The committee consisting OF T. H
Burton, Il. c. Winn. J. r. Grace. r. H.
weeks Investigating the proposition. They
havo made two trips over the proposed
route OF the canal, going from the portal
OF the tunnel 20 the Levan ridge, and
on each occasion they had with them
engineers who made observations and
level lines to determine the feasibility
OF tho proposition.
T. c. Wlnn, secretary OF the commit
tee gave the report OF the committees
findings, which are very encouraging
The meeting was addressed by each mem
ber OF the committees They were thor
oughlv of the opinion that the oppor
tunity OF Juab county TO get water was
at hand.
AS IL will be necessary before the com
rnittee can go farther into the matter.
to have IL little money TO make a pre-
limInary survey from Santaquin hill 20
about three miles up Diamond Fork and
for some little incidental expenses which
will naturally arise. the following fiuance
committee was appointed by the chairman
OF the meeting: +. r. christensen. T.
ri. G. Parkes Charles Hall, Louis Gar-
rett James Riches Joseph w Nickcrs
and Andrew Nelson.
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SNOW ACADEMY HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL FETE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, Nov. 6.-The twenty-lourth
anniversary celebration of the Snow
academy was held yesterday and was one
OF the most successful events In the his
tory of the institution. The parade was
formed at the academy at $50, and
marched through the principal streets OF
tho town,
Nearly 400 students and eachers with
their beautiful banners formed the pro-
cession. The parade was headed by the
acade band, which WAS followed by
the board and teachers. and then came
the students.
The meeting was held at the Assembly
hall and commenced shortly after 10 a.
M, The following was the programme;
President Apthon ri, Lund Rulon ;.
Wells, President n, c, LuDd Mt Pleas.
ant, and President Lewis Anderson OF
Manti. Principal n. Il. Moves and Erni-
Illus Christensen. the president OF the
student body, spoke. Musical selections
were rendered by Prof. j. T. Hand. MISS
Edna Anderson and the Misses Carrie
and Velear Bailey.
After the meeting banquet was served
in the domestic science department under
the supervision of Miss Bou1ton, The
decorations were In gold and white. the
school Coors.
in the afternoon n track meet was held.
and the days festivities closed with
bail at the gymnasium.
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CACHE
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov. G.-The returns from
Cache county were compiled this after
noon after it had been ascertained that
the returns from five OF the smaller dis
tTiCts would likely not be available this
week The results i'm thirty-flyc OF the
forty districts Of the county follow:
Dcmocrat powers, 32ai; Knight 3g3O;
AndIus, 3222; Fitzgerald, &2lS.
Republican, .Witcher, 2G?2; Homer. 1858:
Davis. 269l: Walker. 2G9l.
Progressive, DcWolfc. ll53: Coulter.
lI49: Carpenter 1I39: DePrezn. ilI0
Congressman, Howell (RD. 2I5t; John
son tRD, 2I2li Thomas (DJ &2l2; T. y.
Johnson QD. $"l5; Love P), 1867; Lar
son (PD. 1861.
Governor Telton D). al15; spry CRD,
1883; Morris (P), 1913.
Supreme Court Judge. Young upN.
32&7 Frick (R.l. 2676; tlnes P3. 1890
Secretary OF State. England (D.D. 337s:
Mattson CRD. 2G7S; IIcndcrshop ~. 9i2.
state Auditor, Blain CD, 32O7; Kelly
State Treasurer, MendenhalI Cd, 312G:
JIewkes R), 27O5; o. w. Adams P),
Attorney General, slringrenow CD.
%20%; Barnes (R.), 2I7l; Lawrence P),
State Superintendent OF Public Instmc-
tion, Nelson. All.
District Judge ]. {. Walters (R) !,
1858: j. d. Call Cd. &OI5.
District Attorney. f. c. Call (R), 27S3 :
Thatcher CD. 3iJ1.
Rich and Box Elder counties are in this
the first district and the indications are
that j. -. Call the Democratic nominee
for Judge, has been elected. as he has
polled about 40 majority in his own.
Box Elder. county. IL is also certain that
Thatcher the Democratic nominee for
district attorney is elected.
Representatives.. Oldham GD. $3.50:
Carbon CD. 3S42; Benson Cd. 3l9S: f.:
Btcknore Ui), 21i5; Rasmussen RD.
276S; Taylor (RD, g79i; Wins (P.), g72:
Brown (P). $50; Bjarnason (PD, 1910.
Nour-year Commission. Facer CD.
$277; Jensen (R), PAS; Peterson CPD.
906
Two-year Commissioner Cronqulst
Pl, $o65; Quayle (R.), 29i2; Hansen
County Clerk. Chambers DD. 3lS5;
Dunn (R). 2S27 DANES (P.J. o1G.
Sheriff. Barker Cd, 1857; Carlson (R).
27S9. Bell PD. 9SS.
Treasurer Van Ortcn CDD. a2S7; Mer-
rilI (R). 272$: Austin CPD. $50.
Recorder Mrs. Kate Preston 90. &I97:
Mrs Johnson (RJ, 1908; Mrs, Edwards
County Attorney, Fonncsbccli DJ.
3o42, Bowen (R.). $685. Sheldon (PJ,
Assessor, Woodward do. 3iSS: Parker
RD, 2So2; COburn CP.), 9Gi
surveyor Humphreys CD. 1855: Bul-
len tE)s 26J6, Court (PD, 92O.
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SEWER
a., The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
RICBFlELD. Nov 6.-The Republicans
swept Sevler county at tho election yes
tcrday bF heavy plurality. Ihe Bun
Mooscrs apparently did not affect the
situation and the Republicans won out
with old-timc pluralitics. The Democrats
have been in power for the last two years
iu the county but at this election were
turned out Of office By an overwhelming
vote, the Democrats, retaining only the
county clerk, the county treasurer and
the sheriff. The county went heavily
Republican on the national and state
ticket.
Returns. complete in the county give:
TAFT 1860; Wilson. 81. Roosevelt. SIG;
DebS. 2Sl
For congress Howell (RD 1910; J.
johnson (RD. 1899: r. y Johnson Cd,
92G: Thomas (DD. 955.
For Goveruor-Spry, 1853, Toton, ?02.
For Judce-Irickson (R), 1913, Hayes
Fusion). 1915
For District Attorney-Scvy (R.), 1916;
Hoffman CFusiou). 1862.
For Senator -Eckersley (R). 1890:
johnson tFusion), 1903.
For cntative-Christensen (R),
1856: Peterson ODD. SOS.
The successful county officers are:
commissioners j.. Staples, u. G.
Burgess.
County At,orney-Ncphl J. Bates.
CpYnly Clerk-Ed, Ross.
Sheriff-Andrcw Lawson
Trcasurcr-C. w. Powell Jr.
Recorder-Mrs. Nathilda Dalton.
AssessOr-GeorGe A. Christensen.
eyuT--Larue Ogden.
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UTAH
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. 6.-Incomplcte returns. I'm
Ctan a county indicate plurality Tor the
and scratched ballots in thirty-five dis
tllcts out OF fifty-three give a plurality
OF $50 TO $50 Democratic,
iroNo went Democratic for the first
time since 1896 i'm The presidential cam
palgn Tolton, Democrat. beat Spry in
Provo by GO votes. while the average
majority for the Democratic nresidentiaI
electors in the city was lSS
The eight districts In the city gave 112G
and 9a3 Republican. S65 Progressive and
12S Socialist For state Offices. Spry.
95a, Tolton. 1923; Morris, 7so; Burt. i9'ii. "
Congressman Howell (R0, 9S2; J. John
johnson (D9. Ills: Love G'D, G37; Lar
l2b For Justice supreme court Frcl5
SR), goo; Young CD. 1l51; IIles PD,
Clio For judge of the Fourth district.
Provo gave plurality for the Democratic
nominee; Evans (R). received 1855. Nor
gan Cd, llS5, f.. l.. Jones was elected
precinct justice over Glazler (R). by li7
plurality. and wilkins CD for constable
beat Roper (R) 131. Waid (P.) ran third
with 455 votes.
The vote I'm the county shows plainly
that the Democratic victory was brought
about by the Progressive party. 90 per
cent OF their support coming from the
Indicate Democratic plurality OF from
800 TO 500 on the county ticket. with the
possible exception OF superintendent OF
county schools. Provo city does not vote
on this office, and at present the result
is uncertain, but Greer (R.) has carried
the county by small plurality. II will
require the official count to decide the
matter. Judd (R) for sheriff has also
office 1t will also depend on the official
count, which win be made next Monday
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e. Bailey CD, 5i5g: Mel
rli; Fnnlr. F,ler. two-year term
W 'O~'es CD, 3Os6: now-
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In Box Elder county give Taft 1910. VIII
SON l-sOi Roosevelt. So. Congressman
Howell CR). 1855. j. johnson (BJ. 1910; r.
D. Johnson (Dl. lZs9. Thomas (Dp. 1923.
nor. Spry (R). l-22, Toltou tDI. 1880.
MOTIFS CIl, 1853 Justice 'rick iRb. ligs
Young 1Dp. 1929; lilies CpJ, A5j Sccre-
ta9IE Mattsou G0, li25. England tDI
Jewkcs tR). 1850, Mcudcuhan IDj. 1856
Adams CPp, $50. Auditor. Kelly (Rp.
1884. Blain 90. ilio,' Adams CPJ. 75I
Attorney general: Barnes (RJ. 1854.
''N. Nelson state supcrinl cudcut OF In
silucuon. 3ns6. First judicial district,
JaWes 6. NalterA- Go. 1903; Justin -.
Can 90. lI5p l'strict attorney: B G..
1915 First senatorial district, willard
Hansen GD. 1864: j. +. Christensen CD,
li2'; w r.. Smith u'). 6i2. Box Elder
legislative diatrct: John =. Enudsou CRb,
5ss9: Milton t., ~ WeiIins 3D. 1872 W. l..
County. four-yc ycar commissioners: Hans
:. Larsen (R), 1926; u. II. Blackburn 'D),
l4sS: John l.. Erdman (Pl. $50 Two
Roche CD. 1895; Charles Edwards PJ,
Sheriff: Joseph X. olsen cR)i 1877; d.
J.. Rees CD, 1897: Lorenzo :. Burt P),
Clort. Alvin Ipscn CR1. 1884: W. W.
Christensen tD). 1855, Enoch Ivcrson (P),
treasurer NJ. !. Richards CR). I447.
William }. Facer Co. 1850; c. W. Eich-
Atlorqey: William J; Lowe cR), 1921;
Recorder. Rosa II. Ncelev (R). 1883:
Olga Standing CD). 1862.
Assessor: Lorenzo Pett (RJ. 1910. w.
II. Anderson 90. 1907.
Surveyor: II. c. Carver CR), 1882; Rob
crt Dalton 90. 1916.
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UINTAH
sneciu 10 - TrLhnno.

VERNAL. Utah. Nov. 6-Rooseveit
seems TO have carried Ulutah county by
from 80 TO 100 plurality Ia fourteen out
of nineteen precincts. The vote for presi-
dent is: Roosevelt. 576: Wilson. 5Oa:
Taft. 4S5, The remaining four precincts
usually go Republican. but not sufficient
10 put TAFT IN the lead. The numbcr OF
Democratic votes would not put Wilson
In the lead.
The total vote In The entire county
Will he from 1850 10 1900 while the vote
In 1905 was 1905. AT that time Taft re-
ceiyed III votes and Bryan received 72O
I'm the entire county The same precincts
reported today. fourteen out or nineteen
gave Taft in 1905 67S and Bryan esq
In the same precincts ths year Spry re-
ceived iiG. Toltou 100 and Morris sos
The vote for congressman Is not available
There arc three condidntes In the field
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WASATCH
snocial tn l,nc TrIhnnc.

''T7||'-I''T
MYTON. Umh Nov. with the five
largo precincts heard from on The rescr-
walton out of Wasatch county. il is a
toss-up between the three leading Candi- =
dates FOR president. There Is no doubt.
however. that the entire state Republican
ticket has been elected in the county.
having carried by 800 majority IN the
west end Howell, Spry and Mattson are
running ahead OF The ticket.
Five precincts give Taft, 200. Wilson.
1870, Roosevelt 210 Dcbs. $50, Howell,
239. Johnson. 223: Spry. pa; Mattson, 2il.
The balance OF the pricincts VIII change
the majority result but little except In
the Socialist vote. which VIII be heavy
IN several OF the precincts l.. y. Wight
Sena toria nominee FOR WaSatch and Sum
nit is safely IN the lead OF McGill Dem
Ocrat. w J. Van Wagner. Republican
nominee Tor representative, is safe, and
one man at most on the county ticket.
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JUAB

NEPHG Nov G.-Au precincts except
two nnimportant ones in Juah county
give TAFT 100; Wilson, Sg7: Roosevelt
249; Debs. 73G. Congress smen-HoweU (R)
1890; J, Johnson (R), 1868: T. D. John
son tDD, S14, Thomas (Dl 9O1; Love or.
2%O; Larson Pg. 221; Kneier CSl. 5si;
Tolton Cd. SS4; Norris (P). 23s. Dwight
(S). I52. IustiCe-F'rcls CR), l1l2: Young
CD, SlS; Piles (P), 2lS Secretary Matt
son (E0, 1ll0, England CD). SS5; Honder-
shot (P), 1893, Saunders tS) IlT. Treas
urer-Jewkes (R), lis; Mendeuhall CD),
80 Adams P2, 1870; Caunegieter (Sl,
49, Auditor-Kelly (R). lllSa Blain
Op), 1913; Adams lP). 200; LovhaGg (S).
pa Attorney gcneral--Barnes CR) 1899
Striugfellow CD). S94; Lawrence (Pl. 15S,
State superintendent OF Instruction
Nelson tR,p),, 1892; Ramsey Cs) $50.
2l9o: Joshua Greenwood CD). 22i7. Dis
lrict attorney-E. II. Ryan CR). 1858:
George y. Undall CD. 1850.
Eighth senatorial district-L r. Edg-
hell CR) 2ol4; Steele Bailey. Jr. Dj,
1850; Henry Adams CP). 2JU
Legislative distrlct-George Jones (R).
1124: Enoch Burton CD). 95s; NJ. J.
Fischuor (s)' lOeS; Grant Simmons P),
County four-year commissioner
!. Henriod (R). l03S. w. l.. Evans CDI.
III; George, Haies Cs) 76l: Gus 4,
er-Lorenzo Mangelson (RD, ll62; j +.
Newton Cd. 92l: j. r. Anderson CP).
%: NJ. e Jennings 'Sl G79.
eeorse NJ HaTs @ C6J, ISiI I6iI7; J. N T. jones JaSs;
(Pl. 9l: Church 50 al.
Clerlt-T. W ViclSers CRl 1856 V. NJ.
Footo CD), 9db: George Wheeler ISl. 666
Treasurer-A Il, Paxman lRt i2iG J,
IL. Laumer CD, 1927; Elliott Miller (S).
Attomey-J. H. McEnieht ,R). 1910;
Edward Pike CDl. 99i: c. T. Berry (S),
Recorder. T. Lunt CR). 1875. !. c.
Halt (D). 1924; Daniel Couuley 81 C79
Assessor Earl Jackman lRl 1897; j.
w. Sticters CD). 1919: Neils j. Schow
Pl, SO: Nick Aundstecn 80 7f1.
surveyor. II. Carter 5Rl, 1870:
Ernest Moulton Cd. $50, Josh Billings
fPl. 50.
Superintendent of schoos-C;eorss 4.
Sperry. JT. (R), 1908; X. f. Homer Ip),
$50, Harry Beaglcy 81. 73i.
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FOR th" legislature; Beunion. Republican.
seems 10 have been elected by small
plurality over Nebckcr Democrat, and
Richardson, Progressive. Nebeker is the
Incumbent.
scratched. The Republicans have elected
Siddoway commissioner. four-year term:
Wallace Calder. county attorney. y. 9.
SowardS superintendent OF schools, and
jacob W. O'cson. assessor The Demo-
Gratis have elected Thomas j. Caldwell.
county commissioned. two-year term:
Lynne Ashton clerk; James Scharcr'
treasurer, and Nile Hughel. surveyor.
The ProgrcsSivcs elected Richard Pope,
sheriff and Mrs. Mabel Hacking. re-
cordcr The Democrats would undoubt-
"dly have elected the attorney and aS q
SCISSOR but FOR the TACT that Calder and
Oloson were on both the Republican and
Progressive tickets
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uns Are Winners.

|r,ss success OF the Republican
III conceded TO he probabll =
. ~. become a reality today
fsil results were secured. For
Tr feared by the Taft sup
~ Grern0r Spry would be out
.i;hi L Norris. but one or two
md Republican precincts Of
~ tblncl deprived the Bull
fir7 honor other than the Sue
~ PRESIDENTIAL candidate. The
4 he election in this county
PIX showing Of the candidates
4 y Progressive ticket. The big
~ Colonel Roosevelt in Ogde
wrpfiSe even TO inc lsulI
pr. while the big vote Sc
p Progressive candidates in
= 4 greater surprise.
! seems probable that the en-
IN Ticket has been success
Nl IN the Second JUDICIAL dis
uncertain because OF the
tllt Information can be Sc
No'san and Davis counties.
-1n candidates believe that,
1hTorable results in the two
-, their liberal margin OBJ
'Sf county will be sufficient
Pes success.
returns from Davis county
"a Jgdges n. j. Harris and
70 % in the lead. The re-
IN o' The Davis county dis
snrs, 900: Howell. 900: Corn.
G The Progressive vote in
llct was not late outsid 2
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GIVEN DIAMOND MEDAL.
Presentation is Made to Sergeant BihIer
for His Workmanship.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. s.-Maior w. c. VIII
lisIns, commanding officer OF the Utah
National guard. and Lieutenant w E
Pearson OF the United States infantry snd
Inspecting Instructor detailed by the gov
ernment for the national guard service
were present tonight when the diamond
medal won by Sergeant John Bihler OF
company y, IT, n. g.. was officially pre-
scented 10 him. The ceremonies were HeId
in the armory on Twenty fourth street.
Sergeant Bihlcr won the medal in the
recent Workmanship contest held I'm Salt
Lake. The valuable prize was awarded
BY the Salt Lake Commercial club, Every
member of the Ogden company is mnch
pleased that the workmanship medal Is
claimed by member OF the local com
DanN. In addition 10 a social meeting TO-
night. there was the regular weekly drill
and inspection.
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authorizing the attorney 20 start condem.
nation procedures against the Ogden
river rccsrNoir FOR possession Of certain
md which IL desired for q reservoir IN
Is set forth in the resolution that now
the state engineer having granted the
city three-ycar extension OF time in
which to perfect It's water right. IL IS
ment
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F,|lIlII TICKET
'J|I|ER N WEBER
ia second Judicial Dis
ia However, Still in
|AuoosE IS STRONG
AL Presidential Candl-
. nlLoses Remainder
81 d Candidates.
nmbuoo.

n, Tribune
. ym e.-Thc difficulties en-
VI ,..oriur authentic informa-
,..,It Of q general election.
|s,, vere apparent in Weber
.hsn many Of the candi o
H-,pns visits to the ofiice
r,rk Samuel G. Dye before
themselves that they had
,le.led. While The gen
IA anurhout the county was
II ,.,Ip after the ogden CITY
~ ss9n heard from, there re-
80 country precincts un-
nj Change the result on sew
n dice. ,,. -
- ,orr this afternoon, In one
A-,,,el the North Ogden dis
L ,Js,s did not complete the
4; the ballots until after
,ss today. This Is one OF the
n. regulated oil the Weber
Lr precincts and II WAS de-
,s,Ion officials that hereafter
glsn precinct Will have a
Wntts -,
!, d the country districts had
a ron when further efforts TO
rgds we're abandoned at the
A.adlzTters at Z O'Clock this
T, returns came in slowly
Tie forenoon and II was !
IN anything like A complete
- - sh,ured
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BOX ELDER.
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY, Nov. 6.-Out or thir-
ty-sH districts In Box Elder county,
twenty-siN had reported mp TO p m.
Indications are that three Democrats will
be elected in the county: NJ. II Welling.
representative. four years: commissioner,
L. III. Bla burn. and Mrs. Olga Sanding,
recorder.
Returns are incomplete on justice and
constable in Brigham City precinct. The
amendments We're practically voted down
unanimously In the county.
Returns from western Box Elder will
be slow in reaching this city for lack Of
wire connections. j. d. Call, First dis
triCt Judge. VIII carry Box Elder with the
heaviest plurality on the ticket B. C..
Call. district attorney. also has a big
plurality in this county.
Twenty-six precincts out of thirty six