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Show ADMIT FOUR WOMEN LAWYERS ID CAPITAL LIFE TOLD L.Riitino OOSSIP of CENTURY 4ii ; f Wtui tat lJd4 th and i,, n ' n ki ,r far t bun ;h.M butUt " , tin;. 44. ' llltf. Otbf I AND DETAIL AGO. with Kin of Gtorgt Walking-Madiaon'a Inauguration and li,t to JReon Rafarrad ta jiLattaraaf Margarat tmllh. , 7 familiar with tha iplendld Waablogton U la dlfflculi to n ena ra-6- 1 alUa that morn than a Hula a cm tur ago It aa a lth faw plica or corn comfor tanloDcaa. a rath ar unhealthy, awampy apoL and tha magnificent rennalvanla ava ,h Eib-- i; nt ii !b cue of today waa a road abaolutely dangeroua for car- riage. Electoral Vote for upreme Court ef District f Columbia Lata Down Bara ta Female Ki pounder of Law, . vlca-preslde- Flat. I'm. Arkansas Ciilif.irnia Ciilorail.i clock-maker-s i or-- dts-sease-s hard-draw- n Ma-Ilell- Ma-Dell- eighty-year-cl- d e ,, ,, ...., ,, Minnesota , 8II0S..,,,, . . 120,004 45. non 6l.irland II IS 4,761 3 . Jersey., . 147.076 Nevnda . lUmp, N. N. ,... ,. Xtexli-O- New York . N. N Carolina Dakota, Ohio Oklahoma , 4'regon . ., Penn It. Island . M. Carlin . 12. Dakota , Tennessee , Texa , ... Utnh . .... Vermont ... SI .,,,,, ,,,,,,, Virginia.. Wash W. Make-U- p RESULT Slate. HUES A!almm Arison . low 64.104 110.274 4.004 103 1908. Taft Bryan. . .. 112.816 040 ...... 25.01)7 JO, 6R Connecticut Florid Oeorgl Idaho Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland 29 932 348.9XJ .... .... ... Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hamp.... New York .... New Jersey... North Carolina North Dak.... Ohio Oklahoma Oregon 273,210 197.214 233.711 8.95S C6.97 Massachusetts Michlftm Minnesota Mississippi Missouri 41, 602 .... Pennsylvania.. Rhode Island. So. Carolina.. Bo. Dakota.... Tennessee .... Texas YTtah Vermont Virginia Washington .. West Virginia. Wisconsin Wyoming Total 116.613 M5.964 333.313 196.835 4 5n5 846.916 92.353 176.SW 10.214 63.114 870.070 80S 28 114,824 67.741 672 313 110 658 62.630 745.779 43.942 8.963 7.466 118.619 6.1,603 61.015 89.552 62.578 106.062 137.809 217.747 20.846 Chsfln. Debs. ' pro. Boo. 6'3 1.87 K7.4H3 1.151 11.774 124.fi4 6.K9 6X.255 22.072 2.3NO 6.750 28 7.974 6.113 240 .747 6S4 74.3T4 85.fo Jl. in 72.354 62657 84.195 Illinois Indian low at 677 1.354 1.059 003 450,810 333.262 200.771 161.209 241.093 63.568 83.4o3 113.908 155.643 174.313 109.401 60.876 143.889 29,326 131.099 10.655 83.635 667.468 1S2.522 136.928 82,933 602.721 3 22. 40 88.049 448.785 24.7o 62.288 40.266 135 819 216.737 42.601 11.496 82.946 68.691 29.3'4 llt.418 6.1.39 106.632 14,918 11,604 7.677.021 6.405,182 045 9.837 6.033 6.887 18 V405 84.711 13.476 8.287 12.4JO 4 060 1538 1.437 t3 4.374 16.705 10,114 6.212 827 5.179 9 22 667 4,930 3 1,158 11,403 2.682 86.694 1,016 1.758 2.323 10,779 11.627 14.469 1.048 15.398 6.855 8.521 2.029 1.299 88.451 10.249 837 2.424 83.795 21.779 7.339 83 913 1.363 100 4,039 268 799 till 4.700 66 2,846 1,882 ...... 4,835 ...... 14 177 8 679 28.164 1.715 250.4S1 412,330 Electoral Vote for President at Election of 1903. 8tate. Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Taft. Bryan. U. .. Indiuna Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Mnsiachusetta Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey NOw York North Carolina North Dukota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennecsee Texas Utah .. 5 13 3 27 15 13 10 .. .. .. .. . 13 9 6 2 16 14 11 .. 6 .. 10 IS 8 .. .. 8 8 4 12 39 .. .. .. 12 4 23 .. .. 7 34 4 .. .. .. 9 i IS 8 4 Virginia Washington 5 7 Total 9 5 7 S Vermont Went Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming 11 10 Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois D. ; 12 - 13 321 162 19 9l99lt9 I BEFORE tIMMO .KMM,ATIHK Ub lb ! i $ o i Hi IJ9 t 99 9 6e4fteef Vot la Utah. 9 Th Th following tables ahowa pluralt-ti- e of th candidate for governor and presidential elector in different 344 2.104 35,004 60,004 6 004 444 2. 40.004 .... ,,,, .... ..... 64.134 I20.no0 75.146 5.oo4 44,004 32.044 12.004 23.113 21.23 21. 131 1274 X4.oo4 265 0.004 .1,oo4 15,000 1,000 62.106 4,062.434 1! Itb-- Han Coffco ....... . ,. lak ... HowloliV ... .... ... J,, it no ,. .... ,,,, ,,, 4 6 1 6 T 1 4 466 6 6 . .... t 6 t 4 4 12 6 4 I 4 6 6 ,, Wayn Webur 15 9 2 4 6 4 4 6 e 6 6 6 4 6 6 6 e Maryland ktnesachueetta . . Michigan Minnesota' , .... e Mississippi . ... Missouri . 666 Montana Nebraska 6446 Nevada 4 e e New Hampshire . 4 4 4 New Jersey .... 6 1 2 6 1 ...... .... ..... . ., New Mexico New. York 4 6 6 rintah 1 14 S 1 11 12 6 6 1 J 4 4 Ml 61 21 4 o o 4 4 4 6 4 2 4 4 2 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 4 2 1 4 4 6 I 2 1.210 816 176 276 9.999 9.919 19&3 1.199 924 979 9.64 9f9 1.026 661 .. 6 It 2 64 3.4X6 1.840 217 lS 64 434 47 714 66 II jourbanklnf bualness it by mail with iiiiiSj Walker Brothers 17.124 80.687 20.831 Bankers aa M ItOIIM. Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. 1 .. 6 1 1 .. .. 9 1 S 2 I 1 1 1 1 t 5 t I 1 S 1 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..I .. ..t .. IIIIHIOI "until Ball Lak City LGG13UTIRB. ftenat. ...... Clearwater . ... . ...... Canyon Cassia . Under nil conditions, a food place for you to do 1,401 Tha next legislature will b lows: .. Election is over. Crops are bountiful , Prosperity is increasing. 9429 T8IIS IDAHO , Beauty may b only skin deep, but homeliness goea dear to tb bon. 827 134 2.976 729 914 ..... .... nml carefully coin-par- o It with tho coffco been ualng. have they Fill! It Nipos for ItOCiUnS fia silverware la vry package I 1.031 03 174 9&9 ,. 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 County. Ada , Adama . Bannock . Bear Lak lionnevllle Bingham . Ulaln . Hois Bonner , I 4 1.931 7 Total 2 11 66 64 144 841 kVvbcF 64 1 184 166 42 lit 21 t Wayna 4 6 911 ? I Washington S S 474 26 6 t rtfih Wftmitrh 6 6 Kmerjr Oratia Uurrteld Iron Juftb Kmi Millard Morffan Mvfpf Fummlt Toot'la 1 429 M&i loll Halt Ialta o lUnpBi I e 99 o I'luta liltll Hun Juan 4 2 6 6 I tn Stool Cut I'rewli llonHfed Coffco Washington rrtxn Jnvt 16 4 6 4 drink era, Ihoao who niipn'flato gootl Coffee, nltould link their grocer to ocml them a can of Juan Hanpete. Hevler , Hu mm It Tooele Uiotab , Utah Wasatch r alwsjri largo for xerpt on street cari and Children thetr ago, CRITICAL e Balt ML IAA fcoHut train. ).. ' OF JEWELRY THAN EVER 19 t'se-h, , ... Carbon , . ... . Davie , 12.63 Finer v . 7.404 Uaritetd , , ., 123.448 Uruinl 60.on Iron . . 7.no4 Juab , , $3,641 Kane . . , ... Millard 2r24 Morgen ., . .. Flut . , ... 16.443 7.701 1.204 16 North Carolina 6 4 North Dakota .. 4 Ohio . 4 4 4 it Oklahoma . .... 4 4 ft 7 4 Oregon is Pennsylvania . . 4 2 Rhode Island . . 7 . South Carolina 1 South Dakota . 4 4 2 Tennessee 4 4 15 Texas . 4 1 tah 4 4 Vermont 4444 6 Virginia Washington . ., . Wss) Virginia, received 6.362,702, as against a, 594.1 06 Wisconsin v .... for Taft and 4,058,439 tor Roosevelt Wyoming Total for Taft and Roosevelt of 7.653,-66Total .294 or a majority over Wilson of 6, A LARGER UNE V e e e 9t0putU'iin 6 112 252.311 9 t 1 9 immhmmmmimmm la Ilia MmIa 17.116 22.40 15.37 72.x I o livmevrftit 74.006 25,004 112.604 to.ooo 20004 S 6 lo,oo4 countie la Utah. I64 County.. .. Taft Wilson FpryTulton 127.604 Reaver 22.544 ling Elder . It. 254 6 Wilson and Marshall will have 433 electoral votes as the result of the vote at the election on November 6. Colonel Roosevelt was second In the race and will have 99 electoral votes, while President Taft will be given the vote of Utah and Vermont, a total of 8. Tbe figures show that the Democratic candidates have the greatest electoral majority ever given at a Tbe returns presidential election. have been slow In coming In, but the figures given are substantially correct From latest returns It would appear that the successful candidates did not receive a majority of all the votes cast The figures show that Wilson Piste. Rep. Alabama ...... . 67.7'U Arkansas California t14.4 Colorado 3.n0 220.604 6 6 6 6 Successful Candldata. Election of 4U7 81,416 64.652 24.4X4 254.811 10.117 1.004 66 04 120 ono 76 67 4 140 152 27.74 44.006 J.lol 35.ono 444.766 1:0.006 Kansas , Popular Vote for President 0,004 11.004 60 4U,noo o a lilt I RBpUbll(IA 146,42 62,444 152.255 laO.ooo 75,no4 l.ooo 145.304 460.446 for Taft and Kentucky latulsun a Million Maine Groater Than That Racolvad by 14, lOO.uoO ,.,, , 161.157 114.147 16.104 650.721 e of the Next House of Vot on Governor of Utah by Countlas Tolioa Morn Coanlle Ipw Representatives 9 I It JlFIVBf 1.043 1.19 101 Kltltr l.lll 1.1 II 1.212 S?I3 Cur ha Dem. Rep. rrog. Arkansas Cnllfornla . t otorado . Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia , Idaho , llllliolg . Indian . WILSON RECEIVES GREATEST ELECTORAL VOTE IN HISTORY OF PRESIDENTIAL CONTE8TS. Combined Popular Vot Roosevslt Is Ovar 61?o4 2 iHMAOi'fAil MAHK-- tl 21.449 so 40t,no4 254,604 Virginia Wisconsin . 206 004 Wyoming . 17,000 Tnlnls ...6.841.702 4 TOLD III 9,764 6.17 WB. I ' la lb II 444. ytffpull) left fit IMMMMIMMIMIMMI l,M4 6 89 RfipuLlli'ini 4 o4 14,144 I KUtlLATt TTA8I Immoi'fiiU 2,40 S 04 65.004 47,264 8.0114 143 64 44 424 164.00 4.454 12.331 6lnntnna Selirssk N. , 11.756 24,606 74,uo6 916 46 1J0, nn6 74 1.01 21,454 73.004 60 444 111.731 XUlne . C r , ,. Florid 4 ,,,, 1 1. in'O Georgia ... 91 417 oho , ... 61 J.tO Illinois . .. 414 604 Indiana ... 27n 7 Iowa 143.44 Kansas ... 404 kenltli ky . 214.708 latuial-t- Nr D "on I'M., wars ....... m 78.666 ...,.,, 14 445 Arison 4 Taft, Roosevelt It. , prog. ! d6 11,666 Wilson. n. Ftste. Alohsma II AKKI F OF Popular Vote for President . NI bii a I Jtixiaavrlt, Alabama , ,,,, Arjiim , ,,,, Arkansas , ,,, four yenng women, Misses Alle II. California , ,,, s , ,,,, Hlrdsall of California, Mary C. Parm- I'ulnrado t'linnvi'lli-u- i T , , er of North Carolina. Rebecca Leu ImWwere , ... I r rena tavo of Virginia and Katborln 14 IL Plk of Now York wore admitted 4 II th other day to practice law before 15 the supreme court of tha District of Ittlilfttljt y ltd II K MVtNftS , , , , , , 14 Columbia. koiiiut ky , ,, 15 Miss Rlrdsall cam her from Los laittiaian , ... 14 4 " Angeloa to taka her law course. 8h Maryland , ... I had served as court stenographer and Mx.a.illUBrU , 15 XtlrhltfMd , ,,, connected with a taw firm thera. MIIIA.miIi , ,, Rho will open an office and Xlm.lMii,, , ,, 14 practlca Mia.ourl law at Phoenix, Aria, 15 4 Mnt4n Mlasos farmer and Lot, southern kxtirx.k , ...,,, ... I , kV.l4 ,,,,, I4 women, art suffragettes. Neither will N. practice law at present NwIiirntltlr, ,, 14 XU ira ,, I "1 did not tako law to practlco It, York .... 4S Nw but I may hang out a sblngto torn N. ('it ml in ... II day," said Miss farmar to a reporter. N,tnlllHkat . ,, !4I tmetet "I hope that my knoaledg of law (klnhoma 4 , can bo used In tbo cauoo of woman 5 rrnn . ... , suffrage. That Is my dealr now. Ithmla NUml , I Miss Fhrmer la a stonograpbar. Mlaa 8. I'.rnhnu ,,, a M. Inkt ,, .,,, Love la In tbo law department of the Tnn is TvX40 , 14 library of congrees. , Miss Pika la In tha cuatoma service link Wrnmnt . .... of tb United Statea, and haa th dis- Virginia .. II tinction of being th first woman tu Wn.iilngtnn W. Virginia ,. I aralat In tb Inipectlon of an Incoming AVUrtm.'n IS I octan liner. From a revenue cutler Wyoming MUs Plk boarded th Kaleerln VicTotal , 43S toria August a faw weeks ago In Now York. Mlaa Pika prefers to remain la tbo government service. ELECTION Through tha Margaret Smith rry ara drllghb thera lib Wo M bit of goealp and ptrtonal detail low tat oiiha thosa early days, with their ' cams; rtrnu. a ehronlr la of decoding value, b tier marrlaga to Samuel Harrison fa took her to Washington when (mitb PW When Thom 4 enn ,te si but twenty-two- . of tha better is Jefirrson was tnltrd Slates ba urged Harrison Wafer fiultb to undertaka tha editing and m 4 publishing of what was called tha Na- ELECTRIFY GROWING PUNTS tional Intelligencer, at Washington. Margaret Smith not only counted as Government eraabi Wires Expert String a arm friends all the notable persons Ovar Unci Sam's Gardan on la Washlngtop through her entire Ufa, Potomao River. but she met and entertained all the v Isltora who came to tha Dr. Lyman J. Drlggs, bead of the LD distinguished city. Among these were Hubert Owen section of tha bureau of experiment establof New Lanark. Scotland, who Is stringing electric Industry, plant ished at New Harmony, lnd a so- wlrea ovar a garden on government was another cialistic community; near Potomao Washington, tbo river, a y Harriet Martlneau, the Interesting b m English writer, who made quite an ex- fer the purpose of growing plant by tbo aid of electricity. H will alee in tended tour In our country. trlfy onions and snap beans, potatoes Ura. Smith' letters show that and hop. colony Washington people enjoyed the dose. For some time Dr. llrlggs has been ac&4 Informal and almple life that might with electricity In tba When experimenting 6d be found In a large village. of various cultivation Improved paying on of her first calls upon tha was not ol bis but apparatus plants, "Ml granddaughter of Mrs. Washington th beat type until now. A few new tau4 tha and Mrs. Smith wer kept for din wires from England wer Imported " n ser. Thera was to ba a flue roast tur fer use In th Potomao fields. They i h key and they must stay and help eat are now being put In position. Tbs ft. are about sixteen feet above tbs wires bit ( The hostess took Margaret to the kitchen to sea what aha called "the ground. ba be Dr. Drlggs will not tell Juat how hi 4 yi ranger," which was set In n vast chim- In going to apply electricity to tbs a ney place, heated by wood, and with on Ion and the bean, but be think that this new contrivance there was a be will produce better onlone and el grate, a place for broiling and an beans at a lower cost than the farmer aven. She then took her guest up- of k aft today producee them. lo tot stairs and allowed her to assist her in putting up soma chamber curtain. Future of Cuckoo Clock. When dinner was aerved Tve other ta to beeomo of tho enekoe What persons who bad coma to pay a call clock la a question now In Franca asja tha tur where tbeH-houhad been kept to assist with clock has been key. In tbo service, and railway adopted When Madison became president must needa be r. the hotels by adopted roib Margaret Smith said that Mrs. Mad- and Inne. What It to be done with ison looked extremely beautiful at the the bells? Are won- they to strike along uaei reception after the Inauguration. She In the twenties In the morning when wore a plain cambric dresa, with a the traveler will most enjoy hla forty rrg Lai! long train, plain around tha neck, and wink of sleep, the very cream ol a bonnet of purple velvet trimmed alumber? It la feared by Swtaa with white satin and white plume. fort that the Innovation will meat Jot Mr. and Mrs. Smith made a visit at death to the cuckoo. "Does any on Montlcello and enjoyed a few days suppose." inquires an anxious Swiss look with Mr. Jefferson and bla daughter. "that this bird so long a feature ol himself the cozy chamber of the Inn will b Jefferson Mrs. Randolph. her i showed them about the estate. Ha allowed to launch 21. 22 or 23 consecuof also allowed no one els to show them tive cuckoo calls? Surely the traveleat his library, where there were soma er will not suffer such a thing. Ill ood real treasures. Among these were will hurl not anathemas alone, but soma original letters of Cortes to the his boots at the offender, and tbs cuckoo clock will be n thing of tbs king of Spain. In 1834 Margaret Smith aald that past" the senate chamber waa the center of attraction for political Interests and Diseases ef Metals, the fashionable world. It was daily Metals suffer from contagious And erowded almost to suffocation. analogoua to those of living she added that here he Intellectual beings. Among these diseases one of gladiators exhibited ttJlr various and the most striking la that called tin gigantic powers, not simply for the pest" Sometimes a block, a plate, good of the country, but also for tha or medal of tin attacked by this entertainment of the audience. disease crumbles and falls into dust, and aometlea warty protuberances apKnew His Fathers Kind of Prayer. pear on the surface of the metal. Various other metals suffer from a The small son of a devout father, eho was given to making long and disease that manifests Itself by a Tha tedious prayers, had contracted to spontaneous recrystalllzatlon. ihovel the snow off the neighbor's most remarkable cases occur with brass, a alk. He waa almost through when lead and These diseases are not due, as has llnner was announced. He very much santed to finish the job, but at the been thought, almply to moisture. tame time he knew that It was not Temperature plays r. part In producexpedient to be too late at a meal ing them. The most extraordinary rhere there were so many brothers fact, perhaps. Is that the tin pest ind sisters In the family. Then ho Is capable of spreading by contagion. ad a happy thought. Harpers Weekly. Have you said grace yet? he of his father, who had come Her Toes and Hair Insured. ut on the steps to call him. A recent mall for England carried On receiving a negative response, a most unique Insurance policy to the ke exclaimed as he made the snow office of the Lloyds. It was a policy y: the pretty little toes of Insuring ' Go ahead. I'll bo there when you the English dancer, against acre through." cident, and also against the loss of her hair for a period of eight years. Takes New Pet to Capital. The ten toes of the English dancer The credit for introducing a new bring her a salary of $1,800 a week, pet Into Washington society la given and she Intends to have them Inlo Miss Marjorie Stewart, daughter sured. of a mealthy miller of St. Paul, who This makes three women who now Iibr come to the capital to attend a have their toes Insured. The other fashionable seminary. She can bo are Anna Pavlowa, the wonderful ecn upon the streets with a fuzzy Russian dancer, and Mile. Genee, anHttlo marmoset nestling closely to other wonderful English dancer. the bosom of her smart gray frock. is the first woman person, howDebutantes gasp In amazement at the ever, who haw ever Insured her hair. furry little creature that blinks back st them without even a whimper. Womans Savings Worthless. A government regulation may make May Reform Chinese Language. the bulk of the savings of iA reformation of the Chinese Mrs. Kate Coombs so much waste Wage seems not unlikely, for the paper. The aged woman for thirty educational conference which recent- years has hoarded the monthly $10 ly met In Peking, headed by the voucher she received for her care of later of education, has passed resolu- machine covers In the bureau of printtions looking toward the adoption of ing and engraving. Today her trunk Phonetic alphabet. It was made contains 860 of the warrants calling lear that the Ignorance of the com- for $3,600 from the treasury. But a that such law provides mon people is due In large measure treasury the difficulties of the Chinese writ-w- vouchers must be cashed wltbln two language. years of the date of Issue. let-o- f Pmidcnt Sometime a woman's face la her huiband'a misfortune. BsssaassBBssa L C. Smtq & Bros. Typewriter Ball Bearing Long Wearing .. Custer . 1 1 F.lmor 4 1 Fremont , 1 9 .. , Idaho . 126 16 Kootenai 1 9 s .. lottah . I 1 .. Lewis , Governors Elected, Their Party Lemhi 1 .. , 2 ..I Lincoln . Affiliations and Pluralities. Net Fere I .. 4 Oneida . .. 1 Owyhee . . Hboehon Colorado I .. Plurality. Yh$ Typewriter without a . K. Ammons, Democrat...... 20,000 Twin Falls 5 .. 1 .. Connecticut Washington Speed Limit Blmeon K. Baldwin, Democrat. 7,000 'v "7 Delaware 67 Total The escapement of the L. C. Charles R, Miller, Republican. 1,605 Florida Joint senator. Smith permits the carriage to Park Trammell, Democrat.... 20,000 Total on Joint ballot. Republicans Idaho 77, Democrats I. There are 36 vote get away from the last printing 78S on Joint ballot, 21 senators, ft repreJohn M. Ilalnes, Republican.. Illinois to elect on Joint point so instantaneously sentatives. Necessary Kdward F. Dunne, Democrat. .110,654 ballot. 9. Indiana that no speed of opera- Samuel H. Ralston, Democrat. 97.000 Member of Utah Leglalatare. Iowa tion is too rapid. will consist George J. Clarke, Republican.. 1,000 of The next state senate sixteen Republicans and two Demo Kansas The hair trigger touch All 62 crats, the latter being holdover Arthur Copper, Republican... the Republican candidates were elected. of the ball bearing type Massachusetts Kugene N. Foss, Democrat.... 48,650 The personnel of the senate will be: First district W. 8. Hansen, 4R). bars, a carriage that is Michigan Second district James W. Funk, (D W. N. Ferris, Democrat 10,436 never shifted for capitals, holdover). Minnesota A. O. Eberhart, Republican.... 10,000 Third district John W. Thornley re- a capital shift Missouri (R). Kliot W. Major, Democrat Fourth district William Cr&lg (R); 115,000 quiring only one-thir- d Montana George J. Kelly R holdover). Sam V. Stewart, Democrat.. 12,000 Fifth district U Wright R). ordinary pressure, a Sixth district Benner X. Smith, R Nebraska J. H. Morehead, Democrat.... 18,000 holdover): William N. Williams (It combined one-motiNew Hampshire holdoverl; I). U. Hideout K): W. Mont Chnrles Franklin Worcester. Republican Cottrell, (R). Jr., Ferry (R); carriage return and line Seventh district Henry Gardner (R elects Legislature A. L. Booth (R holdover). 8 pace, which spaces one, New York holdover); William Kulicr, Democrat 150,000 Eighth dlatrlct J. R. Edgheill (R). Ninth district U M. Olson (D North Carolina two or three lines with Locke Craig, Democrat 60.000 holdover). North Dakota Tenth district Joseph Eckersley the same sweep, L. l. Hanna, Republican 2,000 (R). Ohio- Eleventh district Henry W. Lunt and the lightest James M. Cox, Democrat 90,000 (R holdover). Rhode Island Twelfth district O. A. Iverson (It possible carriage( Theodore F. Greene, Democrat 2,000 holdover). Twenty-fiv- e South Carolina Republicans and sixteen tension give an Cole L. Blease, Democrat..... 60,000 Democrats will constitute the house South Dakot- aof representatives as follows: of ease operation Box Elder M. H. Welling (D). Frank M. Byrne, Republican.. 2,000 Tennessee makes all day speed easy Tooele Alma Swenson (R). that Ben W. Hooper, Republican.. 5,000 Cache S. P. Oldham, B. Y. Benson, Texas J. K. Cardon (D). for the operator. Oscar C. Colquitt, Democrat. .193,050 Rich J. F. Spencer (R). Tba Iwy rigid carriage, Ittliooary printing H. Utah 1. Crouch (R). Morgan William Spry, Republican.... 7,394 Davis W. H. Marriott, J. D. Hooper, poiat, tba arrangement of ribboa shift ana back J. J. Barker. J. W. Wilcox (R) Washington that no aecetsary operation ipacs key tad th (act Ernest Lister, Democrat Summit F. W. Marchant (R). 4,000 fekea the band from writing poutiom combines West Virginia Wasatch W. L, Van Wagoner (R). II. D. Hatfleld, Republican.,.. 3.006 Salt Lake Jane Hkolfleld, Anna II. peed with accuracy ia th Ld Smith. Wisconsin King, Annie Wells Cannon, Kdyth K. Mail potlal fat llkralutt hJay. F. E. McGovern, Republican.. 6,000 Read, Clarence Bamberger, M. 11. Krle-be- l, R. L. Judd, Daniel McRae, D. J. L.C. SMITH &BROS.TYPEWRITER CO. Cooke, C. T. Barnes (R). Dryan on the Job. Utah W. L. Upenshaw, E South SYRACUSE. N.Y,B. LA. William J. Bryan has wlek, M. T. Reynolds, J. A. Loveless Washington. (D). Denver Branch, 1647 Champa Street, arrived in Washington and he will Juab George Jones (R). Denver, Oslo. Millard A. A. Kimball (D). spend all week conferring with politiU R. Anderson (R); James Sanpete official to the cal leaders preparatory Monson (R). .i.-Sevier 11. C. Christensen (R). commencement of the coming DemoWayne Ephraim (R). Dastrup cratic administration Bryan will visit Piute S. L. Page (D). 'A Devil of A Garfield J. N. Ilcnrle (R). Woodrow Wilson before going to his A. M. Durham (D). Beaver Good Cement M winter home in Florida. It is preIron Wliford Day (K). D. H. Morris (D). dicted here that while he jnay not Washington for All Purpoies' Kane C. J. Smith (R). enter Wilsons cabinet his influence P. Oveson (D). Emery L. Carbon I N. Harmon (D). will be considerable during the first Grand F. B. Hammond (D) Democratic administration for sixteen Uintah-E- nos Eennlon (R). Ban Juan G. A. Adams (D). years. ' . 4 6' 4 ....... ...... ..... ...... ..... .... ... ' rv tI key a on -- i tel Wants to Keep Party Going. Oyster Bay, N. Y. In a conference with Alexander Moore, the Pittsburg Progressive editor, Colonel Roosevelt on Saturday gave the assurance that he proposes to Keep In touch with the Progressive partys affairs. Clark I Satisfied. Ilot Springs, Ark. Speaker Champ Clark said Sunday that he would not be a member of President Wtison'8 Even were such a position zablnet. offered me, I would prefer to remain where I am, he said. Denies Rumor. President Charles H. Wls. Madison, Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin declared on Saturday there was nothing in" a report that he was to be chosen a member of Presidentelect Wilsons cabinet. Outlook More Favorable. London. The Constantinople cop respondents of the London papers generally consider the outlook more favorable. The dispatches are optimistic compared with their tone during the last week. Newtiousc.Vktor, Oneida. Jump and ad kinds of Thnps.OunS, Ammunition and Animal Balt at rock bottom price t. Write (or large tlkot ralt 5UI CATALOG fRCt jtnumM for frit TbutanS-- Af.TgHEHS&C8. 'g-Xfffo- t wmsammsaaBEsatammEwm mors MEN ANO WOMEN Uahuie make ever be- money Hits fore on account of many added money making Good fsollitles. opportunltici open and buDeri In demand. We tesch the trade complete. Oall or write Motor Barber Collet, is Commercial Street, Salt ake City. ptah. People who live In open-wor- houidnt play the piano. k housei |
