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Show V VERDICT OF VOTERS REPUBLICANS WILL LOSE CON TROL OF THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. would control the next house of rep resentatives, predicted that the Democratic majority would be fifty. Mr. in the Clark predicted his Ninth district by 4,000 votes. "I am an avowed candidate for speaker of the house of representatives," said Congressman Clark, "and I hope to be elected." Stlmson Congratulates Dix. New York At 9:20 p. m. Tuesday, Democratic Governors Elected In New Mr. Stlnmson sent the following tele gram to Mr. Dix: "The present reYork, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachu turns clearly Indicate your election. 1 setts and Connecticut. Cannon you and send you my congratulate Returned to Congress. Regood wishes for success in your ad sults In the West. ministration. years. The Republicans nuvu n,ut,u-tratetheir strength on the congressional candidates, especially on Geo. S. Nixon, incumbent, who sought reelection. The Democrats, led by Key Pittman, Democratic candidate for United States senator, have made the strongest light in history Returns are alow in coming In, the vote being heavy, but conservative estimates give a general Republican victory. The complexion of the leglslature la Impossible to predict, but Nixon, Republican candidate for ' the United States senate, has a probable majority of 2,500 over Pittman, Demo crat. Oddie, Republican, for gov ernor, over Dickerson, Democrat, has probably 1,200 majority. Roberts, Republican, for congress, over Sprague, Democrat, has probably 2,000. Easton, Republican, for lieu tenant governor, over Ross, Democrat, d Roosevelt Has Nothing to Say. OyBter Bay "Absolutely nothing to say," was the word that came from Sagamore Hill Tuesday night. Theo dore Roosevelt was at home all even has probably 1,000. ing, but declined to receive Interview MONTANA ers. In Montana the campaign Involved RESULT IN WESTERN STATES the selection of a congressman, clerk of the supreme court and railroad commissioner, together with a leglslature which will select a successor to UTAH. The Republicans were victorious in Senator Thomas II. Carter, and the Utah, and Congressman Joseph Howell campaign has been a most vigorous wt.s over For one. his The Democrats are claiming sixtydlnand Erickson being estimated at one votes on Joint ballot, and the Re D. N. Etraup was 8.0C0. Justice of the Supreme court. The publicans claiming fifty-eigFifty The Democratic party had declared two are necessary for a choice. Come for state-widprohibition, while the plete returns are not available. Congressman Pray, Republican, has Republicans are pledged to local op been as have Railroad Com tion. In the fight In Salt mlssloner A. E. Morley and clerk of Lake county between the Republicans, the supreme court, Athey. E. A. MorDemocrats and American party, the ley, Republican railroad commissioner, over Peter Sanger, Republicans were victorious, the un will be official vote being: Republican, 16, Democrat. 300; Democrat, C.000; American, 13, COLORADO. 007. The Americans ' carried Salt In Interest the Colorado election President Shermans candidate for Lake City by about 500 votes and centered In the race for the governor S. of elected Harper, Justice Harry congress was defeated by a Democrat ship between John F. Shafroth, DemoColonel Roosevelt's home town went the peace, and George Tinges, con crat, and John B. Stephens, Repub for Dix, and the Democrats jubilantly stable. lican The state senate Is likely to be all shouted they had "beat him to a fraz a little over 50 per cent With Republican, although when the final of the only le." ballots in Tuesday's election Is It that are returns received possible State Senator George H. Agnew, F. Tolton will have defeated H. W. cast for straight tickets, Republican Joint sponrjr for the Hughes antl-rac- Lunt In the eleventh district, and from and Democratic leaders alike are lng bills, was defeated by John Q. certain victory at midnight returns from Sanpete claiming Incomplete Saxe. from the split ticket vote. M. L. may Democrat, Olsen, In New Jersey, Wood row Wilson, county, WASHINGTON The have defeated V. D. Livingston. Democratic) candidate for governor, is vote In but was most The Cache county close, Interesting development of elected over Vivian M. Iewla. Republl the Democrats were victorious In the the last hours of the campaign In the can, by about 15,000. In Massachusette, Eugene N. Poss, election of a representative to the leg state of Washington was the strong has defeated Governor islature. Weber county elected the sentiment shown for the woman sut Democrat, frage amendment. Not one speaker of Eben S. Draper, Republican, for re Republican candidates,wasand in Utah be either party has opposed the amendcount the full county required election by about 30,000. It was learned whether the Demo ment In Connecticut, Judge Simeon II. fore crats bad slipped through with one or Latest returns Indicate the election Baldwin, Democrat. Is elected govern two candidates. The office of county of the three Republican candidates for or over Charles A. Goodwin, Repub schools la conceded congress by substantial of superintendent pluralities lican by about 4,000. and the election of the five Republican In Ohio, Governor Judson Harmon, to the Democrats.went 300 Millard connty Republican, supreme Justice candidates. There Democratic candidate for Tooele and Sevier counties reported appears to have carried the state by Republican victories, while Sanpete are no "landslides" anywhere, except in the surprising success of the "dry" about 15,000 over Warren G. Hardin, and Emery counties reported that the partisans In tne local option elections. Republican. until remote was In the doubt result A remarkable feature of the election In New Hampshire, Robert P. Itass, districts were heard from. Summit waa the extension of the "dry" terri for Is candidate Republican 'governor. county went Democratic by a small lead'ng C. E. Carr, Democrat by about majority, w hile Davis county Indicated tory. Nine cities In Washington, In two of the largest in the state. .000. ticket would be cluding that the voted to close the saloons, and ISO saIn Pennsylvania, the election of John lotted inRepublican lis entirety. loons were put out of business as the R. Tener. Republican candidate for IDAHO. result of the day's voting. Coventor, Is claimed by a large pluralOREGON. The main fight in Idaho has been uy. In Rhode Island, Governor Potbler, for the governorship, the contest beInterest In the Oregon campaign Is ing between Governor James H. centered In the fight between llfpubllcan candidate for the A. Wat- Ilrady, the Republican candidate and slightly In the lead over "drys" and "wets." Under the corII. and James erman, Democrat, with a plurality the present Incumbent rupt practices act, all campaigning Democratic nominee. was prohibited on election day, and much reduced from that of 1903. Ha ley. the In Tennessee, the fusion candidate. There has also been unusual Interest not even a campaign button was perHen W. Hooper, Is apparently elected In the selection of a congressman, the mitted to be displayed. There was a race being between Iturton L. French, light vote, the main Interest being in by 15,000. Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the Republican, and Arthur M. Dowen, the race between Jay Tiowerman, Rehouse of representatives, was Democrat publican, and Oswald West, Democrat, to congress from tho Eighteenth The latest estimates from over the for governor. Illinois district by a slightly reduced late Indicate a Republican victory. The latest returns Indicate the elecut by a reduced majority. plurality. tion of West. A. W. Lafferty, RepubIn Indiana, Senator Reverldge was Han ley appears to have carried lican, was elected to In the defeated and the Democratic state FieiiKnt, Dati.tork, Cast-la-, Twin Falls, Second district over congress' John Mannln. . Lem-hiticket elected, while probably the en- Elmore, Owyhee, ilolxe, Custer, Democrat, hy over B.000 majority, and tire Indiana delegation In congress lllaine, Nez Perce, Idaho, Kootenai W. C. Hawley, Republican, was rewill be nd Shoshone counties. elected In the First district over R. G. Democratic French has doubtless defeated Bo- - Smith, Democrat, by a tremendous magovernor have been elected in Alabama and South Caro-- i wen for congressman, and the remaln-- i The Indications are that OreUna. er of the Republican ticket, except jority. has gone "wet" by a safe majority. In Iowa the Democrats claim the Mcltougall. Is probably safe, although gon II. Burnett, Frank A. Moore, election of C)a,ude Porter for governor, by reduced majority over Ihe vote of George J. Bean and Thomas A. Henry two years ago. McDougall may go to but this Is not yet conceded. all Republicans, had been electIn Wise inMln. Ihe election of Repub- defeat by Moore of Latah county. ed justices of the supreme court. lican candidate for governor, Francis It Is quite probable that the State CALIFORNIA. E. McfJovrro, Is claimed by a reduced enate will be Democratic and the maThe a morning of election day the majority, and the return of Senator La home Republican, each by slight Follett to the United Stales senate jority. The greatest surprise have Democrats of California were claiming Is assured. come from Ada Jtnd Kootpnal counties. that Johnson would be defeated by In Michigan, Charles fl. 0born. the The former was conceded to Hawley Bell by not less than 20,000 votes, Republican candidate for gmernor, ap- by f00 and has gone for Ilrady by while the Republicans claimed that pears to have a safe lead over L. T. alout 20(1. The latter was conceded to Johnson would rarry the stale by not Ilemans, Democrat. Mrady by 4,f and has gone to Hawley less than 50,000. California remains In the RepubThe Democrat have pained forty by about 600. lican column, Hiram W. Johnson has eat in the national bonne, admiring WYOMING. been swept into th office of governor them not only control, but also a subThe most bitter political fight In the by a stantial majority. The Democratic plurality which, estimated on a hlatirv of Wyoming broueht out a1 basis of partial returns, way appro I groM pain, however. Is reduced to a -. Form-- r SentotUnited States net pain of thirty-sevema(e $0 (m smingly he has carried by three Re- large ator jrwepn m. tarey, lormer nti Republican ticket to vie publican gins. In ordT to gain conlrol of the liran, neaden tne lniocranc timet as tory. governor, bHng pitted houe, H was neespary for the Demo cnd:da!eW. for E, Mullen. Republican. President Taft Makes No Comment. flat to f twenfyfour new mem- against jre-inc- t ber. Anrnir.R 1h parly will retain Four hundred and eighty Pittsburg. The; first news of the for governor, a Its reirt(n'atif n in states not yet give Carey, of the election In the varicomplexion heard from, I) Is apparent that the majority of over .l.riofl over Mullen. ous states was received by President Mnndell, repren'atlve Taft when he reached this city at 11 have thirteen members in Republican. Imcra;j g elected by over l,fM o'clock on his way to Washington "xcs of th- - nes'sry twenfy four to for Cheyrnne also elected a Democratic from Cincinnati, where he had gone give them control. vote was Th to'al mayor. lighter to vote. A summary of the results was than two years aeo. Champ Clark for Speaker. placed In the president's hand, but he NEVADA. Mo. Oiamp Clark, Bowline; Gre-n- , He had would make no comment The campaign In Nevad has been cast Ms vote at Cincinnati shortly minority leader In tb House, hn ad- Vised that the Iemn rats probaMy jone of tv,e miwt hotly contested In l etore noon and left that city at 3:10 election Lake Salt City. The the country on Tuesday ren throughout sulted in a veritable landslide for the Democratic party. Tho latest dls patches show that tho national house of representatives was carried by the Democrats, reversing the present Re . publican majority of forty-threeThe United States senate will prob ably have a reduced Kenuhllcan ma Jority as a result of loglBlatlve elec Hons held In many states. In New York, John A. Dix, Demo cratlc candidate for governor, is elect ed over Henry L. Stlmson, Republl can. for whom Colonel Roosevelt stumped the state, by about 65,000, re of plurality versing the Republican 70,000 in 1908, for Governor Hughes Representative W. W. Cocks or Nas Roosevelt's sau county, Theodore borne seat, was defeated by Martin Littleton. William S. Dennett was defeated for congress by Henry George, Jr., a son of the political economist Sereno Payne, father of the tariff but his horaJ bill, was town. Auburn, went for Dix. and Vice- three-cornere- d Iels Mc-Brid- e, i'-- A Voter. School Teacher Murdered. Uazlrfon, Pa Perhaps tho oldest Wash. Miss Spokane, Josej.hine voter In the east Ma ballot Tu" j Putnam of fj"kne. a school teacher, at Butler day Drum, township. Hei was murdered Tuesday niht by Pat Is P,anorn Young, who became Jfto rick Holism!, a farm hnd near Wa.b years old Tu?riay. The azd man put, lurua. where Ml Putnam had been in a r'Ts'ifht Republican ballot. Mr.) teaehing school. Crare l by liquor and Youpg l as vo' d at. t very elc c'ir.-- j by her refu!l to receive bis atten since he was 21. "Boys, tbt Is my tl"ti, Holland went to the cotte lart Urk'-'- , h" mrlaimcd plaintively, hero the young woman was living - ne R! irom lie booth. He and shot her dead. He then shot hlm-e!f- . t o ' !,! i't mark the; ti'fc himNeighbor found th woman's -- If and a trind pjl the "X " In Ihe I!"-- ! body and the man lying on cc ' i for h'rji. the floor snconsclous. Century-ol- i ni;i WELL AT LAST. 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