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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Cincinnati Is Republican.

CINCINNATI, Nov with three
fourths OF the vote for mayoralty ca ndi-
dates known, the defeat OF Henry T..
Hunt present mayor of Cincinnati. who
WAS swept into office two years ago on
a reform wave, is conceded by the Demo-
cratic campaign committee. Judge Fred
erick s. Spiegel. the Republican nominee.
has a safe lead and political experts estl-
mated his plurality at from 1000 10 1000.
Early returns. while they showed that
SpiegeI was making slight gains all over
the city, did not indicate that Hunts ma
jority OF two years ago would be over
come The latter returns. however,
showed big plura htfes for the Republica n
nominee.
Mayor Hunt made his fight. as he did
two years 20 on the Republican city Or
gauizatI tIon. which was formerly controlled
by George E. Cox,
The entire Republican city ticket was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
.ATS LOSE
HEAVILY IN OHIO

ronal News Service.
'ts, Ohio. Nov. 4,-The Demo-
nesyily In todsys municipal
ohlo In Cincinnati Mayor
1nht vas defeated by Fred =
'lssel. Republican. In Toledo
s tbitteuden, backed by the
organization. was overwhelm-
~ py Carl Keller. Republican.
pu Columbus elected Demo
's. but by greatly reduced plu-
rieVeland Mayor Newton ID.
'"ceh 10 count his SECOND
= 10 win from Harry L. Da-
ayof George j. Karh of CO.
u'd succeed in being re-
s'd.e leaders expected 10
!" SieVeland, Columbus and
2 increased pluralItles. In
aOuna tonight that one OF
,ed q ueieatnd and the other
w narrow margins.
a srhWe w aWe amendments 10 tho
ao'n't,ed 10 the voters q,
aeicsted. The defeated
A IN ,'s TWO providing for the
han c,.. a,e and county cleo
|clal .',lng in half the size
nrsn,l,. l,.enlniy. The two pro.
|nen ~ carried are those al.
tpnn,, hold public Offices and
|on IVY ana municipal bond.
tbs 'S,e S,e, throughout the stat,
aeIIY,u U different women's cII,b,
|0ng "'erest In tho schoo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Las ELECTED
oLD BAY STATE

bsrnocTss,,, rlass,, Nov. 4.-pav,d T
e pIurssS bar Il was elee1edt ea1esdt'rsSisbed rsyarDe5.
|der 'tS Of y estimated al 30 600 .
ihrcs inc inc state ticket va ye.vyy, ~,
q renor, ren9urths OF the election
democratic leadeEs IL, before
81 fsr LOT or state officers iaie snd
he clsIra sI as tabulated s seemed g, ned
p s1 SitSo Continues 5,tues Republican ~ ,r
-" slightly Increased ma a., !
Rseonn1gfr1e,ssional district CAL
lRtce tcePwy!n'l,iIean, was chosen los 1aio r.
q paivee e'ose , race. With one
MLsd o,conneTIl. m9n1or1ty n1nnr11t ty OF
zr IN il's' ibs !, Progressive, wa :
wllo 'ne spor three-corncreS owb, MI
70 his lieutenant governor s
rscoi;oO ssCoi;ooO votes, ,ee the s.nos a yea, aa,
q that otnoby by a Democratic
'u'c OF the election was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

Henry e. Dixey, the popular star Of
the dramatic stage has entered the mo-
tion picture field. His first appear
ance will be occasioned by his charac-
terization of Detective Kirby in the
four part motion picture "CheIsea
775o,' an original detective play,
startling in conception, novel in con
struction and unique in development. In
the role of an eminent detective Mr..
Dixey is provided with strong and
novel part. and the battle OF wits
which occurs between him and the
gang Of counterfeiters, whose trail he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

follows, is intensely interesting as a
genuine detective mystery.
Mr.. Dlxey is ably supported by Laura
Sawyer. late of the Edison company
and House Peters, whose characterize
ton of Mr., Obcrmuller with Mary
Pickford, in "Jn the Bishops Car.
riage" is well remembered His inter
9750" is fine Bit of artistic charac.
terigation.
The management of the American
theater has secured this notable offer
ing with Mr.. Dixey in the cast, and
viii commence showing it tomorrow
matinee, The performances will be con-
tinuous from II noon to IL D. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

the big vote poIed by Charles Sumner
Bird, Progressive candidate who appeared
Augustus p. Gardner. Republican, for
second place. Governor Foss, originally
Republican, and three times elected as
governor by the Democrats, polled the
smallest vote OF the four leading candi-
dates.
When Mr.. Walsh's election was assured
his friends escorted him TO Boston COM
mon where he addressed a great crowd
of Wildly cheering pArtisans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Democrat Defeated.

tRtpGEPORT, Conn, Nov. %.-clIf-
ford 3 Wilson. Republican, was re-
eIected mayor OF Bridgeport today after
n bitter campaign, defeating his Demo
cratic opponent Frederick c. Mullins. by
a plurality Of 214o.
one of the surprises Of the election was
the falling Off OF the Socialist vote. the
party candidates receiving i'oo Fotes'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

Tho following theatsr notices ara marked
'adrertisemopt' In order to comply with q
utrict Interpretation Of the federal nsvs-
paper Law, In DO aeprs arc they paid adver-
tissmentz They arc items furnished BY tho
press agents OF tho various theotors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
j[R WINS THE
4 Fin NEW JERSEY
ued from Page One.)

holnc of Colby. and also the
''fmer Senator James Smith,
pper Democratic State Chair
- whom Fielder on the stump
WORKING against him. Returns
precincts In Newark. Essex
Stokes 2349. Fielder 2503.
there are 800 precincts in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA Election.

PHILA DELPHIA, Nov. 4-Pennsylv ania
elected today two Judges Of the superior
Interest was shown and in many districts
the vote was not counted. Thore were
four candidates and IL IS probable tha I
Judge John i. Henderson OF Crawtord
county and James Alcorn OF Philadelphia
were elected Both are Republicans and
will serve ten years.
proposed amendment to the consti-
tuition authorizing "A bond Issue Of so0,-
600 900 for road purposes was probab bly, de-
feated
In Philadelphia the Republicans defeat :
ed the fusionists backed by the present
reform administra tion. re- electinR Samuel
P Rotan, district attorney, by about ~: :
900 majority and electing James 3. Shee-
citv tre1 surcr. and W. Freeland Kendrick,
receiver OF taxes
An unusually bitter contest in Plttsburg
resulted In the election OF Joseph q Arm :
strong IS mayor over Stephen q. Porter, a
m amber of cOngreG5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

ing week is none other than Karno's
pany that presented this funny farce In
the leading halls OF England The title
Of the present vohicle is "A Night IN n
London Music Club and features
Charles Chaplin who. with Billy Reeves
ranks as the greatest interpreter OF the
yet discovered. AS a genuine laugh
getter" few offerings equal this. the
latest effort OF Karno.
Second In Importance on the now bill
will be Roland Vests clever company
Offering their novel satire. when Won-
en- Rule" and the story Is exactly as the
title implies. One critic on the coast
for women" made note In his criticism,
''It portrays everything q woman should
not do"
Pringle and. Allen, in their dainty Of
ferIng Keeping an Appointment have
one OF the most pleasing little playlets
Pringle gained considerable fame as
member OF THAT Quartette." which was
sensation in musical circles few
years ago,
II one appreciates lively dancing
pleasing voices and good looks offered
lin. Felber, and TowneH should prove one
OF the most successful numbers on the
new bin
Byal and Early are a young couple
who possess excellent singing voices and
at the same time display a vein Of humor
that places them In the front rank as
laugh getters.
Lee Brothers have new and novel
terpschorean number. In which they
dance upon ice and roller skates With
the ease that most dancers display with
ordinary dancing shoes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

'Ready Money" will be given this aft
ernoon and night for the last times at
the Salt Lake theater, The play is
written in comedy vein throughout; there
is excitement suspense and real thrills
a-plenty and while IL is all very serious
to the players and the characters which
they assume, 1t IS screamlugly funny TO
the audience. Ready Money" was
played for eight months at the Maxine
Elliott theater, New York. last season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

Edwin Milton Royles sequel to THE
Squaw Man." entitled ''rhese Are My
People," is proving one OF the strongest
attractions Of the season at the Utah
theater this week The story is that OF
Hal the haf-breed son OF Jim Carston
and Nat -Ritch, the main characters
in THE Squaw Man. and his adventures
are even more stirring than those OF his
brave father. In the sequel Miss Ram
beau plays the part of Wah- Na-Gi, an
educated Indian girl, and MIR. Mack has
the role Of Hal Calthorpc, chief OF the
Indian police, who is really the Earl Of
kerhil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
CLUB
IDNs HOSTILITY
..ovutions Denouncing
4 President of Uni
.;tv of California.

.NcIsCo, Nov. 4-The out
'r;tv Of DR.. David T. Bar
y nresident of the Univer
';tornia. in the absence of
p.n;omin Ide Wheeler, to
q policy of President n Wood Woo;
4, has resulted in the ciTcu-
.solutions adopted by the
.o democratic club censur'
's,ie utterances. Copies OF
.;ors have been transmitted
!, Johnson, the regents Of
isy and President Wilson.
hases its censure on a sec
caljfornia constitution that
a tbe 'sUnivcrslty of Cali
4, ,opstitute a public trust.
,ptirely independent Of all
ssctarian influences and
tberefrom in the appoint
q regents and in the admin
a lis affairs. ~
Quoted.
pr directly under the pro
tlle constitution the resolu-
the following passage from
.pliyered by DR.. Barrows, who
Of political science, to his
|.ortcd on the following morn
Ban Francisco Chronicle:
md Wilson IS present policy
<nlye the situation in Mexi-
A Us nowhere and its contin-
m antagonizes the Mexican
.6ould like TO see in the pres"
n this morning a man who
4 and willing to mobilize the
q of the United States on
"a border, send warshlps TO
<aters, make known our de-
plain language and take
|1etion is necessary to see
are acceded to. Interven
|exico might be called war,
d you like. We have a right
nd because our interests are
'pardy. y
Resolutions.
|.ially The same declarations
1ted by DR.. Barrows in lee
<ered elsewhere in the state.
tlivery of such an address, -
-esoluiion, cat the time and
conditions at present exist
h relationship between this
nd Mexico stamps Dr.. Bar.
king in judgment and devoid
b instincts.
livery Of such an address by
|Ior to a class of American
i calculated to lower their
lard, lessen their respect for
anthority and destroy their
Ind when given as a part of
. Instruction by accredited
J. Improper and destructive
|eals.
This club declares that DR..
delivering such addresses,
a his high office for politi-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Fraud Is Charged.

Gratis were victorious throughout Ken
fucky today, electing large majority OF
the various city and county officers and
state LEGISLATORS. An increased Democrat
ic nniorlty Us assured for the next leg
islature. In Louisville John H, Busche-
meyer, Democrat was elected mayor by
about $500 over Wood r Axton Pro-
arcsalyc who tonight charged fraud and
announced that he would contest the cleo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Virginia Democratic.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov a.-The entire
state Democratic ticket, headed by Henry
c. Stuart for governor, WAS elected to-
day without Republican opposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

less than half the number received two
ynrs ago Tho Progressive vote also
showed marked decrease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

While skating acts are an old story
in vaudeville, there has nothing just like
ii been seen here before in the turn of
Jack McLallen and May Carson At the
Orpheum this week. The curtain goes
up on unique and fantastic setting
cunnlngly lighted. Then the two get into
action. They dance the tango, glide and
pirouette in breathless whirl on skates,
neatly negotiate d candle maze and gen
orally accomplish the seemingly mpos-
sible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Women Vote Dry.

JACKSONVILLE. H., Nov. 4.-Votes
by women prevented the return OF saloons
to Jacksonville today by majority OF
2404
The wet and dry. fight overshadowod
all other issues in the election. Women
cast 9635 votes OF which 1927 were
against the saloons. But 3601 men voted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05
Granite Cutter Elected.

CONCORD. n. II, Nov. 4.-Charles i.
French a granite cutter was elected
noayor OF Concord today for the fourth
time, receiving 27f9 votes to 1892 for
Edward j. GALLAGHER, an editor. No
party desIgnn tIons appear upon tho hal
lot under the present city charter, but
botn men are Democrats.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-05

Miss, Gene Gauntier, the well-knowr
today in powerful three part drama
When Men Hate" produced by War
ner's Features under the direction OF
Sidney Allcot. This remarkable feature
staged and enacted in the south amid
beautiful natural surroundings, aboundS
In thrilling situations and tense cllmaxes
the closing scene being especially ef-
tective. p. II. Calvert scores decided
hit in the dual role of twin brothers IN
the Essanay comedy. Identical Iden-
titles"
No dill which the Rex theater has pre-
sented here in months has proven so
great drawing card to patrons OF NOV
ing pictures as the remarkable pro-
gramme now running at that house,
The She Wolf a Bison film in three
reels, with Grace Cunard and Francis
Ford In the two leading roles. and q
Powers two-reel drama. Big Hearted
Jim" with Alec Francis in the title part.
comprise the headlineTs OF the bill. In
"The She Wolf the film is remarka BILE
for its realistic fight scenes
Commencing tomorrow matinee and
running the balance of the week. Henry
T.. DiXey. one OF America 5 foremost dra =
matte stars. Will be seen in four part
motion picture, entitled Chelsea 1850"
mission from Daniel Frohman. the noted
personal direction A remarkably strong
east will be seen IN Mr. DiXey's support.
including Miss Laura Sawyer and House
Pntcra
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-17
ooks. Books. B o k S.

Books. Books. Books. At
Simonds Drug Store.
Hear the Victrola, the greatest
of all musical instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moore are
entertaining guest which arrived
last Friday evening from Shorthand.
Its nine pound boy.
McDonald's and Overhauser'
chocolates, always fresh, at ST.
mond's Drug Store.
We will take that old heating
stove on new one. Bonner Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. c. L. Collins and children
are visiting this week at the home
of Mrs. Collins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Callahan.
bikes Group Ointment. A good
remedy to keep in the home for
emergencies. For sale at Simond S
Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leek ar
rived here last Friday from their
home at Oregon City, Ore, to
spend a week visiting at the homes
of Mr.. Leek's sisters, the Mes
DANES Frank Bury and c. S. Cole.
I For Sale-Eight registered Hol-
stein bull calves. These calves in
clude prizewinners at Bonner Coun-
ty Fair Inquire Brookside Stock
Co. Moravia, Idaho. Oct. IT.
Nov. Il
The Ladies Aid society of the
christian church will hold a food
sale at the Table Supply Company 5
store all day Saturday, November
III, Plain and fancy articles OF
needlework will be displayed for
sale. Oct. II "a
c. S. Hodsdon, of Bowman, N.
Oak, left here Wednesday for g
tour of western localities after &
several days visit with his old
friend, James Deyoe. Mr.. Holds.
don is a business man of Bowman
D He was highly pleased with Bon.
: ners Ferry and the locality and il
lis Just possible that he will locate
r here.
Parties desiring to take up z
course of piano instruction should
address Lolita Clio Wallis, Naples
a Ida. Teacher of piano theory anc
: voice. The following tests of notes
' rhythm. time intervals, chords,
5 cadences, elementary harmony, cal
: training, transposition, musical
c history, musical vocabulary and
: Interpretation will be given at the
close of each term. Children q
specially. Reference; o. B.
! Kuechler, American Conservatory
Of MHsic, Chicago, Ill, If,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-17

Hear the new Victor-Victrolas
at the Pastime.
Schillings entire line for sale at
Brown S.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Harding
returned last Friday from a several
days visit in Standpoint.
If you love music there should
be Victrola in your home.
Remember We are still giving
20 per cent discount on wall
paper. Brody's Pharmacy.
Mrs. D. G Digman returned
home from Spokane last Friday
where she had been visiting with
her husband for few days.
Fresh pies and cakes at the
Elite Cafe. Made from the best
materials. Send in your order
today.
Messrs. Frank and John Moor {
left Monday for Spokane on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
Whats the use OF baking bread
when it is Just as cheap to buy It
from Barling's Bakery, Its just as
good and some think it is better
than mother used to make. "
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-17
Focal Plck-ups

Furnished rooms-Phone 81. tt
McDonalds and Overhausers
candies at Simonds Drug Store.
Premium butter and cheese at
Brown 5.
I. c. Barto returned Wednesday
from a two days business trip to
the county-seat.
For sale--l2 ton No. ! clover
hav. Inquire this office. Oct. 2Sc
For sale Young pigs ready to
wean. Inquire of J. Hawkins,
porrars Ferry Ida. S-8tf
Miss Bessie Fowler, of Center,
N. Oak, arrived here last week
for visit with her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kinnear.
For Sale "A Radium Hot Blast
heating stove, in first class condi-
ton. Burns coal or wood. Used
four months. c.. A. Elliott.
For Sale Twenty head of cattle.
Two cows fresh, one coming fresh
to suit. Inquire of c, J, Wagner,
five miles east of Copeland, Idaho.
Q-10tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-10-17

Better hurry if you want one of
those boys suits at Brown S.
Guth's and Lowney's Famous
Chocolates at Brody's.
Otto Mathiesen returned asst
Friday from a two weeks combined
business and pleasure trip to east
ern points.
We can make that d d
heater just as good as new at our
tin shop. Bonner Hardware Co.
All the late popular fiction, fresh
from the press, at Simond's Drug
Store.
H. Barlowe and wife, of Port-
hill, were business visitors in town
the forepart of the week. They
returned home yesterday,
The Elite Cafe has host of sat
isfied patrons. We serve the best
on the market.
| We pay parcel postage on all
packages delivered out of town
Simonds Drug Store,
Mrs. G. Heinz returned Tuesday
from Sulmar, Alberta, where SD,
had been visiting with her datgh
ter, Mrs. Mayfair Eaton.
ParkeF's Fountain Pens. Th,
kind with the Lucky euFys'
Every pen warranted at Simold'.
Drug Store,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Spoer,
moved this week into their tom
porary home which they built hi
fall on lots adjoining the j. l
Monks residence.
For that cough try a bottle o
Rexall's White Pine and Tar Syul
and get results. For sale only a
Brody's Pharmacy.
Notice Our window dipla,
this week A new line of Hasilil
china and Bavaria ware just in
Brody's Pharmacy,
Roy Rawson, of MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, arrived here TUESDAY t
visit with his sisters, the Mes
danes Stauffer and Kinnear. Nh
Rawson is a stationary engnee
and during his stay here will 100
over the locality with a vies G
locating here.
The Amazon theater has gaif
improved its film service. In thi
respect it now stands first o an
theater in any town this sic thi
side of Spokane. Instead put
ing money into prizes the )ubli
will be treated TO finer ervic
and an additional reel of pitures
-Four reels of the Universi pro
CRANE shown every nigh will
daily changes. If,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-18
THE STORE


There is a very inte.e stng lesson to b earn b. sitting III
the grounds or rubbering from the windows OF tn YES sWe Oh
cEs of the capitol and watching the patrons OF the two Chinese stores
that dds grace the east side of Main street and among he ONE
folks it is surprising o note who they are and what they repre-
sent MANY of them belong to the numerous auxiliary lodge nat
flourish in tie city, and they are always o n an at e stores an
offices of white people when they want to sell cket Tor IN ell
ternnment or want contributions for a meritorous cause But IN
these occasions they eve visit fe Chinese; 1T wouid pe peio"
their dignity tt ask a Chnaman to assist Other women VINO pa
tron;ze the Chinese stores ae the wives amid daughters of men
who get their living solely from the state and are paid III white
20 mems money, OF the OH of he Asiaac, or 1t Is ven ~ho"h
that that element contributes very little to che support OF the gov
eminent of Nevada. ~
r4N More than likely the patronage of the Chinese is due to thought
4W lessnesF O the part OF many women and sometimes because OF the
a~s novelty, but in either cas it is harmful to the white merchants
-ae whose all is invested in Carson and who are using their utmost n
er1 beavers to build Up the town. This paragraph is OF intended as
a structure Oh anyone, but it is hoped that it will attract the at
o. 5rtention of those who are pauonizng the Chinese point tut to
s1ua them the error of their ways. -y> .~- '- u
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-18
An Unusual Case

Assemblyman Schoer, of Elko,
enjoys the distinction of being one
OF the very few who have recover
ed from a fracture OF the spinal col
umn. has gone to Salt Lake City to
have a final N-ray examination
made of his injury. After wearing
a straight-jacket for sixty days, he
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-18

The price of a single admission to the Panama-PacnIc Interna-
tional exposition in 1915 will be so cents for persons more than
twelve years of age; Is cents for those between five and twelve, and
children less than five years cid will be admitted free if accompanied
by an adult
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-12-18

Drop in at Dicks and hear Edi-
sons latest invention. Standard
goods only carried. Everything you
desire on tap.