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Show iiMM THE ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT Another Royal Suggestion LITTLE OPPOSITION DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS NEWHOUSE HOTEL From the NEXT SENATE AND HOUSE WILL HAVE SUBSTANTIAL REPUB. LICAN MAJORITIES. Doughnutsi more wholesome and delightful than doughnuts or crullers rightly made. President-elec- t Harding Will Receive 404 Electoral Votes and Governor Cox 127 Speculation as to New Members of Cabinet. HOTEL HOST MODERN 30 Room Wit! Bath-- One 70 Rmui With Bath 125 Room With Bath-- 100 Rooms With Bath-- Ons 75 Rooms With Bath-- One One WEST OF CHICAGO perio Two pena Twe $1.50; $2.00; perm $2.50; perm $3.00; perm $4.00; tenon $2.50 permu $3.00 perms $3.50 perms $4.00 Twe perms $5.00 Two Twe Popular Priced Code Shop and Dining Room for Headquarters Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Nerada people A GOOD ALARM CLOCK costs so little, yet so niuel) depends upon its service; we guarantee ear'll one we sell. Reasonable prices. BOYD PARK BOYD JEWELERS y PARK BLDG 166 MAIN STREET artificial limbs WELL ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO. Write catalog. 185 W. Third South, Salt Lake City. FIT for CLEANERS AND DYERS 6 GUARANTEED list on request. MYERS CLEANERS AND DYERS Salt Lake City East Broadway MONUMENTS STANDARD MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. 117 W. Broadway, Salt Lake. Write for catalog TYPEWRITERS Distributors Corona Portable and RoyaL All other makes said, repaired and exchanged. Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. Salt Lake FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MORRIS FLORAL CO. East Second South Street. Salt Lake City. 52 MILLER FLORAL CO. Salt Lake City E. Broadway. 10 EMBROIDERY CO. ART Machinery Embroidering on Ladies Apparel. Out town business solicited. Room 201 Brooks Arcade. RUBBER STAMPS AND STENCILS Seals and Ear Tags also manufactured. Send for samples, prices, etc. SALT LAKE STAMP CO. West Broadway, 65 Salt Lake City, Utah. BUSINESS COLLEGE SALT LAKE Save lodging; work after school; enroll anytime irFVTC percent; $iapkg. nuuud 300 ampje pree Dodge CREAM Everybody buys, Bros. Salt Lake. BOUGHT Best prices. Wester Creamery Co. Independ- ent-Prohibitionist SERVICE - lUALITY WORK ClOTH liS INSURED We pay return postage. Price Washington. The first reports of the election of November 2, hailed by enthusiastic Republicans as one of the greatest landslides In the history of American politics, seems not be have been exaggerated, as the returns have borne out the claims of the victors. President-elec- t Harding will have 404 electoral votes, while Governor Cox will receive but 127 votes. The successful candidate for president will take office with the knowledge that both the senate and house will have substantial Republican working majorities. In the senate the Republicans will have 59 members and th,e Democrats 37, as a result of the landslide for Republicanism. The house membership will be 295 Republicans, 130 Democrats, one Socialist, one Independent, one and one Independent Republican. While speculation is rife as .to who will be selected as members of President-elect Hardings cabinet, Senator Harding has announced that he will immediately take a much needed vacation, and will take up the matter of selection of cabinet members upon his return. In fact, Senator Harding hegan his vacation tour on Saturday, when crowds rivaling those of campaign days greeted him as he began bis journey southwestward for an outing on the Texas coast. At more than a dozen cities along the way in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, his private car was besieged by cheering men, women and children, clamoring for a speech or a chance to shake hands. With the Republican majority in the next house estimated at 160, it is apparent that there will not be enough seats to accommodate the Republican members on one side of the chamber, and there will be an overflow of Republicans to the opposite side. The same thing is true in the senate, and Republican senators will have to take seats among the Democrats in that 244 W. 4th body. VULCANIZING In the Sixty-thircongress the situation was the same as. that which will exist in th.e congress. WELDING, AUTO and MACHINES Then the Democrats, with the total Auto Radiators built and membership the same as now, 435, repaired best a cheapest. Potter Welding and Repairing ( the largest majority on record, had &1 S. State Street. Salt Lake CityTUti 163. The Democrats swarmed to the Republican side and formed a group Cars and Trucks. on which flanked the Republicans Car Used Bargai: A, b. l'ourshen, 447 S. Main Street, Salt Lake Ci either side. The overflow became RUBBER HOSPITAL known as the Cherokee strip. It is proposed that the Democrats in J)e cure injured rubber articles Boots, Sht Hot ater Bottles, Tires, Tubes, etc. Satisfact the next session will occupy that part raaranteed. Return charges prepaid. Westc of the house they now hold, but shall rubber Sales Co., 134 East Broadway. moved nearer the center so as to be PIPE AND MACHINERY. the excess Republicans room at estem Machinery Co., give Judge Building. tneir left. 20ALIFY AS BARBER in few weeks. MOLER In other words, one side will be BARBER COLLEGE, 43 S. W. Temple, Salt Lake over entirely to the Repubgiven Tumors and Eczema Removed. ?ERS, cenA. M. rreebairn, 06 Utah Savings & Trust Bldg. licans, with the Democrats in the extreme to the the and ter Republicans THE d Vulcanize it now. Retreading. Quality, Serv Standard Tire Works, S61 S. State St., Salt La Sixty-sevent- h W Marcel vanite shoppe permanent wave. Color restored to hair scientific method. Switches and transforma-tion369 S. State Streep Sait Lake City. s. Pleating. iftitching,Buttons Machine and Hand made. Expert Bead Work. me Embroidery Shop. 834 Clift Building. MUSIC CO. pvPaynes-beeb- e Everything known in music. Salt Lake City. SUKERS BEAUTY PARLOR transformation or hair mail; cut samp center of head. Switchesbyworth $7.50 for 1 transformation worth $12 for $8.50. S. D. f efficient gfelog free. BUSINESS y. 60 N. KTOF1TTING COLLEGE All commercial branches. Main Street, Salt Lake City. CORSET PARLORS te'Mi.in designing, making, fitting Corsets. ng embroidering, braiding, accordion name pleating. Buttons made. 40 E. Broadway Iron Ore Formed by Bacteria. Geologists are realizing more fully s they extend their studies the magnitude of the work done by plants and nimals in building up and tearing notyn parts of the crust of the earth. r'en microscopic organisms perform ? ar8e part of this work. Pasteur n8 ago. showed us the deadly power 0 bacteria In disease and their effl- - fermentation, but the fertility of soils their work In expediting rock de- are still subjects of sclentlflo eacy in promoting ")elr Influence on tudy. Felt Ha Wasn't Wanted. had been telling me an W(:il,lon on which he had greatly wound up by saying l "j other, I never felt so unnecessary aU 7 HfSj' ChlSftgo Trlbune. y young son v , HUGE PLURALITY IN NEXT HOUSE. Maine Republi- - Demo Doughnuts tablespoons shortening cup sugar 1 egg cup milk 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon salt 3 cups flour 4 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder Cream shortening; add n sugar and egg; stir In milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and baking powder which have been sifted together and enough additional flour to make dough stiff enough to roll. Roll out on floured board to about in thick; cut out. Fry to deep fat hot enough brown a piece of bread in 60 seconds. Drain on paper and sprinkle with powdered sugar. S well-beate- ed v BAKHMS POWBEK Absolutely Pura Crullers shortening 4 tablespoons cup sugar eggs cups flour 1 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon salt 3 teaspoons Royal Bdking Powder cup milk v Cream shortening; add sugar gradually and beaten eggs; sift together flour, cinnamon, skit and baking powder; add one-ha- lf and mix well; add milk and remainder of dry ingredients to make soft dough. Roll out on floured board to about -inch thick and cut Into strips about 4 Inches long and wide; roll In hands and twist each and bring ends to- strip ether. Fry in deep hot ?at. Drain and roll in . powdered sugar. 1 2 3 left. That organized labor does not expect much from the new congress is Indicated In comments upon the election made public at the Plumb league. Ten women were elected to public office in Michigan. All were Republicans. One will be a state senator, two sheriffs and the other minor office holders. Whether the national womans party is to be discontinued or take up new work will be decided by a convention to meet In Washington on February 15 to 19. Harry Runyon, lone Democrat elected to the New Jersey assembly, will commithave to serve on forty-nintees. He will hold the party caucus and will be minority leader in the house. Republican leaders of congress are of the opinion that despite the adoption of a referendum favoring cash men by New bonuses to York, New Jersey and Wisconsin, the next congress on the ground of economy will refuse to grant them through federal legislation. The issue will be before the next session by Representative Johnson of 'South, Dakota and Swope of Kentucky. With the federal government likely to spend four billion dollars or more annually for years to come, the duty of working out an effective budget system will be one of the first tasks The of the Harding administration. bill establishing a budget system may be passed in advance of the inauguration of Mr. Harding as president March 4, next. . The tariff bill that will be passed by the incoming Republican congress promises to be the most drastic protective measure that has ever appeared upon the federal statute books, according to Republican senators and representatives now In Washington. It will be ready for signature by President Harding early next summer, It was predicted. - The income from the tariff under bill was $326,561,-68the in 1910, $309,965,692 in 1911, in 1912 and $312,509,946 in 1913. Under the Underwood bill the income was $221,659,066 in 1917, in 1918 and $237,456,680 in , e brought-immediatel- y 3 Payne-Aldric- h $304,-987,36- $231,-325,10- of the next 1919. Chicago. The make-u- p will consist of 295 Recongress, which one IndepenREPUBLICANS CONTROL SENATE. publicans, 136 Democrats, dent Prohibitionist from Pennsylvania and one Socialist from New York, is as follows: State. ... Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut .... Delaware .... Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana ..... Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana NEW ROYAL COOK BOOK 6 7 tt-ln- Mul from Cream of Tartar, derived from grapes. ; FREE ' New Royal Cook Book containing these and acores of other delightful recipes. Write for it TODAY. ROYAL BAKING POWDER OO. 115 Fulton Street, New York City Its Style. Cutting Down Expenses. funny tale Ned Bimley has given up bachelor life tells about the time they had using and gone and got married. What! With beef a dollar a signal guns in the fog. I should think they would have pound? threaded their way better with a Well, thats better than paying the needle gun. dollar a bite hes been paying in the restaurants, Isnt it? Boston Transcript. Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle ol Shave With Cuticura Soap CASTORIA, that famous old remedy Cor infants and children, and see that it And double your razor efficiency as Bears the well as promote skin purity, skin comfort and skin health. No mug, no Signature of slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no In Use for Over 30 Years. even when shaved twice irritation Children Cry for Fletchers Castoria One soap for all uses shaving, djiily. bathing and shampooing. Adv. EMPEROR FRIEND OF LOWLY BEADS PREFERRED TO BREAD Napoleon III Declared to Have Had Genuine Regard for the Humbler People of the Levant Set Great Stock, on Colored Glass of Every of His Subjects. Description. The friendly feeling of Napoleon ni Beads are more necessary than for the toilers is dwelt upon by Agnes Carey in her An Empress in Exile, bread to the Levant. Men, women in the Century magazine, and she and children wear and carry beads gives as her authority Empress Eu- to ward off ill luck. Even the horses genie, wife of the last of the em- and donkeys have strands of beads Whatever his failings to- about their necks to baffle the evil perors. ward her had been, the author says, eye, and the long horns of the work she professed a warm admiration of oxen are decorated with blue-anhis love of hard work, his pluck and white beads to keep them from fallhis great kindness of heart - and ing prey to diseases. In Athens, Constantinople, Tiflis, The thoughtfulness for every one. emperor genuinely loved the poor and Smyrna and other cities of the Levant humble among his subjects, with no men of all classes carry short strands thought of policy. He was too good of fidget beads, which they play with and generous for his peoples under- while walking in the street, riding in Had he been tyrannical streetcars and trains just as nervous standing. and made use of them and trampled men in the West finger their watch-chainBead shops abound everythem down like some other sovereigns, toin behaved where better would have the larger cities and general they stores and market stalls sell them in ward him, she (Eugenie) said. Napoleon was a dreamer and the smaller places. Peddlers hawk spent much of his time to the serious them in the streets everywhere. amber beads of large thinking out of schemes for the benefit of his people, and all mankind. size are the latest thing in beads for His lifes ambition was to better their women. Meerschaum beads are also lot. He had great magnetism, espe- popular, and for the moment plain cially with the working classes. The beads of all sorts have displaced empress charmed every stranger, but highly ornate carved beads of the type the emperor was really more personal- which Syrians produce in great quanly and deeply loved by his entourage tities for exportation. Washington Post. than was his consort. It certainly is u d s. Light-colore- d imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimumimiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiimmi I I ...... Maryland Massachusetts ... Michigan Minnesota .......... Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey .... Rich and Nourishing New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota .. Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania . Rock Island ..... South Carolina South Dakota . Tennessee Te x ft Utah Vermont ............ Virginia Washington .... West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Totals A blend of wheat and malted bam ley that costs but little.yet pro- 'S HI vides a food of most attractive) flavor, ready to serve direct from the package. 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