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Show E he Spanish Fork Press SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, MEJX r. unrrtf L. ...... tcMT OTB U r rfMiinnnii TO . - LIFE'S In .toMa. DISAPPOINTMENTS VERDICT OF VOTERS WASHING. . REPUBLICANS WILL LOSE CON TROL OF THE NEXT HOUSE , OF REPRESENTATIVES. Ht. f to Have Been Mur Doctor who la LM of Death 8Jd ky Demoeratlo Governors Elected In New .York, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachu- aetts and Connecticut Cannon to Congress. Re '. Returned : aulta In the West under to be Sanitarium. That the woman aup- - Belle Elmore Crlppen, for der Dr. Hawler 'Crlppen li onaon, 'tence 01 aeam in election Salt Lake City. The throughout the country on Tuesday resulted In a veritable landslide for the Democratic party. The latest dispatches show that the national house of representatives waa carried by the Democrats, reversing the present Re publican majority of The United States senate will probably have a reduced Republican ma jority aa a result of legislative elec tions held In many states. In New York, John A. Dlx, Demo cratic candidate for governor, Is elected over Henry L. Stlmson, Republi under aurveluance lor the jyi somewhere In the mid ii jtated by the head of a elective agency here on Mon- Iwd to name the place Cited her, but aaid ahe forty-thre- where could w ana gave tne im sbe la being detained Verriewed, I that Itinum. h be able to lour clew 11. ..M "I ii the itory ICopjiiabt. tell In a few days amounts to any ONLY TWO nnt wlah anv matter, and I am sorry waa published this 1110.) OF GREW SAVED CHINESE ARE Art' PROGRESSING can, for Steamer Goea and Crew and Passengers Lose Their Lives. Anglo-Algeria- declared that affidavits forwarded to Washington who claim to have seen her Down n Colonel whom e. Roosevelt stumped the atate, by about 55,000, reversing the Republican plurality of That an 70,000 in 1908, for Governor Hughes. Decree Issued Announcing Imperial Parliament Will be Con vened In 1913. . Representative W. W. Cocks of Nas Tneoaore Kooseveu s sau county, ilt home seat was defeated by Martin In this eountry. ;?p Littleton. William S. Bennett waa de bulon authorltea have been Isfeated for congress by Henry George, was Pekin. decree An official Tenerlffe, Canary Islands. Two sea men, the aole aurvlvors, arrived here sued on Friday announcing that an Jr a son of the political economist Bereno Payne, latner or tne iarin ' ni of Crlppen Deferred.. Saturday and told of the loss of the imperial parliament, the first In the was but''' hie noma In convened bill, be would of China, Sellhistory of liner Kurdistan -- It waa officially announced Dlx. and ' went for " town, 1913. Auburn, t Dr. Hawley H. Crlppen, ly; Octbber 20.' The steamer carried a tor candidate Sherman's demands This la concession a to the crew of wom were There three forty. ud sentenced to death for a Democrat defeated was and congress senate by nc of the recently constituted of his wife, Belle Elmore, en passengers. The survivors reached here on the delegations of the prlvlnclal assem- Colonel Rooeevelt's home town went be executed on Tuesday, for Dlx, and. the Democrats Jubilantly The blies. ly arranged, for the reason German steamer Santa Ursula. em snouted they had "beat him to a fixed late the The by program was over Kurdistan due at law provides that two weeks long assem for the owners sent and provided the Saturday of between dismissal the jh State Senator George B. Agnew, fur- and the carrying out of a vessel to search for her. She aalled bling of an imperial parliament In 1915, reJoint sponsor for the Hughes bad but until recently the throne wee. November 23 haa been from Manchester on October 17. waa defeated by John G. bills, to fused entertain praying in a The aurvlvors were drifting petitions aa the date of the execuSaxe. jXeantime Solicitor Newton, life boat when, on October 21, they that the date be advanced. Friday's In New Jeraey, Woodrow Wilson, were picked up by the British ahip decree aet forth that the parliament n counsel, la drafting a .la 1 reprieve. Vlncente, which transferred them to would be' convened within three years. Democratic candidate for governor, M. Lewis, Republiover Vivian elected bouse to house went from The 2. police the Santa Ursula, on November I. AERIAL SQUADRON. Informing the occupanta of the edict can, by about 15,000. In Massachusetts Eugene N. Foss, End of Garment Workers Strike. Presently the dragon banner and paHales iiehineete- - Be Purchased at Chicago. The backbone of the gar- per lanterns appeared above every Democrat, has defeated Governor ' Once for Army. ment workers' strike was broken Sat- door. Beyond this there wai'noimo- Eben 8.. Drapef," Republican, for re election momentous by about 30,000. Plan for an aerial urday afternoon, Jington. when President lic manifestation over the ' In Connecticut news. Judge Simeon H. iquadron will be presented Rickert Jane Adams of Hull house Baldwin, Democrat la elected governCo. jMs, the number of the air and Harry Hart of Hart, Schaffner & Fewer Pensioners on Rolls. or over Charles A. Goodwin, Repubto be provided being left by Marx, entered Into an agreement While the number of lican by about 4,000. Washington. Hotel !i department to the law mak-I- t whereby all of the strikers of the big on the rolls of the United In Ohio, Governor Judson Harmon, waa 'announced on Monday clothing firm, numbering, It is esti- pensioners States decreased during the last fiscal Democratic candidate for r General Leonard Wood, mated, 15,000 persons, are to return iires, itaff of the army. Brigadier to work at once. Other firms are ex- year by more than 25,000, the average appears to have carried the atate by at the about 15,000 over Warren O. Hardin, Charles Allen, chief of the pected to fall In line, and the strike annual value of each pension close of the year waa slightly more Republican.' m. In hl rcnort to General is regarded aa settled. than 12 greater than the year previIn New Hampshire, Robert P. Bass, already baa recommended that Goods dis Republican candidate for governor, is waa 1169.82. when The It ous, at be machines purchaaed Park Board Ousted. , bursements for pensions during the C. E. Carr, Democrat, by about the army. Kan. The supreme court year amounted to 8159,974,056.08, a leading Topeka, 6,000. more heavier ecesslty for Issued an order ousting decrease compared with the previous on In Pennsylvania, the election of John machines Is held by army au the Saturday Kansas City park board. The year of 81,999,647.69. The annual R. Tener, Republican candidate for to be Imperative If" the board refused to abdicate when, the value of the pension roll at the end governor, la claimed by a large States la to keep abreaat of commission form of government, which of the year was $158,332,391.82. lowers la the science of mill- provides for another method of con ichincJation. In Rhode Island, Governor Potbler, "Doe" Thompson Convicted of Murder. trolling parks, was adopted. is Republican candidate for TEED San Francisco "Guilty of murder in slightly in the lead over Lewie A. WatRebellion Spreading. - Rioting In New York. the second degree" waa the verdict with a plurality Orelana. The Honduran re New York. The most serious riot returned on Friday against Robert erman, Democrat, from much reduced that of 1909. started by General Valadares that has yet marked the atrlke of Thompson, charged with the murder In Tennessee, the fusion candidate, little Island of Amapala la ing, express drivers and helpers, culminat of Eva Swan, the young stenographer Ben W. hg to tne soutnern coast 01 Hooper, la apparently elected In the ahootlng of i striking driver whose mutilated body waa unearthed 15.000. by OK as, according to a apeclal ca- - ing a a on took cewagon, by guard place from Its hiding place beneath the the Picayune from Guatemala Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the night, following an abrupt ment floor of a vacant house. The house of representatives, waa alladarea la stilt in control of Saturday (bank of between termination conviction followed a trial that lasted a, and according to to tne ais- - the men and thenegotiations congress from the Eighteenth companies. for several dayr; but the Jury's delib- Illinois district by a slightly reduced 'resident Davllla haa advised Jnder erations required lut an hour and plurality. Hayea of the United Gtgantio Deal In Oil. twenty minutes. now In Indiana, Senator Beverldge waa gunboat Princeton, waa announced Pa. It Pittsburg, and the Democratic atate the bay, of bis Inability to defeated Britons are 8usplelous. that the Standard Oil lth the fugitive and haa asked here Saturday ticket elected, while probably the en czar of the London. The meeting company has taken over the holdings Prlnceton'a assistance. tire Indiana delegation In congress , of the J. C. Trees Oil company of and the German emperor at Potsdam will be Democratic. In Caddo Is England this city at parish, La., paying causing perturbation ithar Charge 'Against Dletx. Democratic governors have been The oil fields comprise and Russian diplomatic circles, tor 19,000,000. Yiti, Wis. John P. Dletz, "the 104.000 acres about twenty-fivmiles the emperorp are capable of coming elected In Alabama and South Caro a dam defender," lina. on Monday north of Shreveport This Is said to v; ' to an agreement, leaving England out In Iowa the Democrats claim the ased from Jail on 140,000 be the largest deal In oil landa in the In the cold. The Berlin newspapers but immediately was election of Claude Porter for governor, history of the industry. Insist that Germany and not England, but this is not yet conceded. charge and la again in reRussian The la Russia's friend. In Wisconsin, the election of Repub Bsllevea Belle Elmore la Alive. ' IF'tots, was charged with killing actionary newspapers, which alwaya Harp, a deputy, in the recent New York. To back his belief that have been patronized by the czar lican candidate for governor, Francis E. McGovern, Is claimed by a reduced r- D Dletz'a cabin at Cameron dam. Belle Elmore, the wife of Dr. Hawley say the same thing. , it as Diets stepped out of the Crlppen, still lives, Dr. J. majority, and the return of Senator La "Iff Madden served a warrant of Philadelphia offered a reward here Follette to the United States senate Helnze Freed From Prleon. ' hooting of Patrlok McGIn on Saturday night of $30,000 to any one New York. Arthur Helnze, the bro Is assured. In Michigan, Charles S. Osbom, the 1904. who will produce her. "I will even pay ther of F. Augustus Helnze,, waa reIt to the woman herself." be said, "If from' the Toombs on Friday, Republican candidate for governor, apahe will come forward In time to save lated Sunday Papers Are Illegal. sentence for pears to have a safe lead over L. T. after serving" a husband." fw City, Mo. Contracts for ad- - her The of court contempt con Hemans, Democratcontempt Democrats The have I in newspapera published on gained forty ' Baldwin Will Sue Roosevelt. sisted In advising a bookkeeper oi nia In the national house, assuring seata when town the pwere declared void by Judge leave to firm New Haven, Conn. Judge Simeon brother's them not only control, but also a subJohnson in the' Kansaa City for bookkeeper waa wanted by the federal stantial E. Baldwin, Democratic nominee ' appeals. The Sunday labor investiIn the majority. The Democratic a aa witness announced that grand Jury this atate. the court held. governor, on Saturday. gross gain, however, la reduced to a of the Hinze firm. gation former net gain of tog violated when auch news-- he would bring suit against by three ReCutebra Cut on account of Roosevelt President Inapect were printed, publican gains. and therefore membera of the Panama. The In order to gain control of the Nact for work In connection statements reported to have been In a in Roosevelt speech American Institute of Mining Engi house, it was necessary for the Demo? Publication would necessarily made by Mr. relative to Judge neers to the number of 150, witn tneir crats to elect twenty-fou- r New Hampshire new memBaldwin's attitude on labor legislation families, arrived here Tuesday night bers. Assuming the party will retain Cloud after a visit to Gatun dam. On Wed Its representation In states not yet Clothing Houses. Woman Convicted of Murder. o tne Cuienra heard from, it la apparent that the Inability to detail notice- nesday they Inspected 4 Waco. Texas. Mrs. Minnie Lee cut preserve the peace at the . Democrats have thirteen members in of to coring shoos affected by the Strelght, charged with the murder excess of the necessary twenty-fou- r Death. to Burned Children ft workers' strike, and at the her husband, T. E. Strelght, a control. them Ilartlnvtnn. Neb. Clarence and Er- give io prevent disorder at the paper man, at McGregor, Texas, June 5 and 3 years, aona M,,ng places In Chlcaxo on 18, was found guilty of murder in the nest Peterson, aged Champ Clark for Speaker. eo reierson, ana Fourth district of Peter Peterson, , compelled Chief of Police first degrM In the Green, Mo. Champ Clark, Bowling were to anneal to the cloth. court here Saturday. Her punishment aged 14, a son of Sever Peterson, In the House, when ad leader minority Died at life Imprisonment. The hiiniui tn death in a ore wnicu ue vised that the Democrats probably ;ufarturers J to shut ' down home. Jstroyed the Peterson Rainess on election day. defendant claimed self defense." )n - Anglo-Algeria- n Vice-Preside- fraz-le.- " Mar-seile- .''. s, press-dowage- r, anti-racin- - " . - . , ; an-I- NUMBER 43 . . , BELLE ELMORE. opposed 1910 n . e it ten-day- 's thirty-seve- - 11 ( n g would control the next bouse of rep years. The Republicans have conceer-resentatives, predicted that the Demo- trateC their atrength on the congress eratlo majority would be fifty. Mr. alonal candldatea, especially on Gees. in the S. Nixon, incumbent who sought re Clark predicted his Ninth district by 4,000 votes. "I am election. The Democrats, led by Key an avowed candidate for speaker of Plttman, Democratic candidate fiosr the house of representatives," said Unlted Statea senator, have made th Congressman Clark, "and I hope to .be atrongest fight In history. Returns are alow in coming In, th elected." vote being heavy, but conservative Dlx. Stlmson Congratulates estimates give a general Republican, New York At 9:20 p. m. Tuesday, victory. The complexion of the legt-aMr. Stlnmson sent the following tele- lature la Impossible to predict bat gram to Mr. Dlx: "The present re- Nixon, Republican candidate for that turns clearly Indicate your election. I United States senate, baa a probabtar congratulate you and send you my majority of 2,500 over Plttman, Demogood wishes for success in your crat Oddle, Republican, for governor, over Dtckerson, Democrat has probably 1,200 majority. Roosevelt Haa Nothing to 8ay. Roberta, Republican, for congreeaw Oyster Bay "Absolutely nothing to over Sprague, Democrat haa probably say," waa the word that came from 2,000. Easton, Republican, for lieuSagamore Hill Tuesday night Theo- tenant governor, over Ross, Democrats dore Roosevelt was at home all even- haa probably 1,000. ing, but declined to receive Interview-era- . MONTANA. In Montana the campaign Involve. WESTERN STATES the selection of a congressman, f lerk of the supreme court and railroad commissioner, together with a legiav lature which will select a successor to UTAH. The Republicans were victorious In Senator Thomas H. Carter, and t Utah, and Congressman Joseph Howell campaign has been a most vlgorow s was his majority over Fer one. dinand Erlckson being estimated at The Democrats are claiming sixty-one votes on Joint ballot and the Re 8,000. D. N. Straup waa Fifty- Justice of the Supreme court The publicans claiming The Democratic party had declared two are necessary for a choice. returns are not available. for state-widprohibition, while the Congressman Pray, Republican, has) Republicans are pledged to local op L as have Railroad Cooa been tion. In the fight In Salt mlssloner A. E. Morley and clerk mt Lake county between the Republicans, the supreme court. Athey. E. A. llor Democrats and American party, the ley, Republican railroad commlsslonsnv over Peter 8 anger. Republicans were victorious, the un will be official vote being: Republican, 16,- - Democrat COLORADO. 300; Democrat 6,000; American, The Americans carried Salt Interest in the Colorado electiem Lake City by about 500 votes . and centered In the race for the governor elected Harry S. Harper, Justice of ahip between John F. Shafroth, Demothe peace, and George Tinges, crat and John B. Stephens, The state senate la likely to be all With only a little over SO per cent Republican, although wben the final of the ballots In Tuesday'! elections returns are received it la possible that caat for straight tickets. Republican J. F. Tolton will have defeated H. W. and Democratic leaders alike are Lunt in the eleventh district and from certain victory at midnight claiming returns from Sanpete from the Incomplete split ticket vote. county, L. M. Olaen, Democrat, may WASHINGTON. have defeated W. D. Livingston. The The most Interesting development off vote in Cache county waa close, but the Democrats were victorious in the the last hours of the campaign in the election of a representative to the leg atate of Washington waa the strong; islature. Weber county elected the sentiment shown for the woman sufRepublican candidates, and in Utah frage amendment Not one speaker of county the" fun count was required be either party has opposed the aeadV fore it waa learned whether the Demo- - ment. orata had slipped through with one or Latest returns indicate the "election The office of county of the three Republican candidates for two candldatea. superintendent of schools is conceded congress by substantial pluralities to the Democrats. and the election of the five Republican Millard county went 300 Republican, supreme Justice candidates. Therw Tooele and Sevier counties reported are no "landslides" anywhere, except Republican victories, while Sanpete in the surprising success of the "dry" and Emery counties reported that the partisans in tne local option elections. result was In doubt until the remote A remarkable feature of the election Summit was the extension of the districts were heard from. "dry" territcounty went Democratic by a amall ory. Nine cities in Washington, in majority, while Davla county indicated cluding two of the largest in the state. that the Republican ticket would be voted to close the saloons, and 160 saelected in its entirety. loons were put out of business as the IDAHO. result of the day's voting. OREGON. been In Idaho has The main fight for the governorship, the contest beInterest In the Oregon campaign James H. centered in the fight between tbw ing between Governor and drys" and "wets." Under the cor candidate the Republican Brady, the present incumbent and James H. rupt practicea act, all campaigning; Democratic nominee. was prohibited on election day, and Hawley, the There has also been unusual interest not even a campaign button was per In the selection of a congressman, the mitted to be displayed. There was a race being between Burton L. French, light vote, the main Interest being; in Republican, and Arthur M. Bowen, the race between Jay Bowerman, ReDemocrat publican, and Oswald West, Democrat, The latest estimates from over the for governor. state Indicate a Republican victory, The latest returns Indicate the elec but by a reduced majority. tion of West A. W. Lafferty, RepubHawley appears to have carried lican, was elected to congress In the Frcincnt, Baunock, Cassia, Twin Falls, Second district over John Mannln, Elmore, Owyhee, Boise, Custer, Lem- Democrat, by over 5,000 majority, and hi, Blaine, Nez Perce, Idaho, Kootenai W. C. Hawley, Republican, was re and Shoshone counties. elected In the First district over R. O. French haa doubtless defeated Bo Smith, Democrat by a tremendous mawen for congressman, and the remain jority. The indications are that Oreder of the Republican ticket except gon has gone "wet" by a safe majority. McDougall, la probably safe, although George H. Burnett, Frank A. Moore, by reduced majority over the vote of Henry J. Bean and Thomaa A. two years ago. McDougall may go to all Republicans; had been elect defeat by Moore of Latah county. ed Justices of the supreme court It la quite probable that the atate CALIFORNIA. senate will be Democratic and the The morning of election day house Republican, each by a sllgnt ma of California were claiming jority. The greatest surprises have come from Ada and Kootenai counties. that Johnson would be defeated by The former waa conceded to Hawley Bell by not less than 20,000 votes, while the Republtcana claimed that by 600 and baa gone for Brady by about 200. The latter waa conceded to Johnson would carry the atate by not Brady by 400 and haa gone to Hawley less than 50,000. California remains In the Repubby about 600. lican column. Hiram W. Johnson haa WYOMING. been swept Into the office of governor The most bitter political fight In the by a plurality which, estimated on a history of Wyoming brought out a basis of partial returns, may approxilame vote. Former United States Sen mate 60,000. Seemingly he haa carried ator Joseph M. Carey, former Repub the entire Republican ticket to lican, headed the Democratic ticket as candidate for governor, being pitted aealnst W. E. Mullen. Republican. President Taft Maksa No Comment Four hundred and eighty precincts Pittsburg. The first news of the give Carey, Democrat, for governor, a complexion of the election In the varimajority of over 3,000 over Mullen, ous statea was received by President Mondell. representative Republican. Taft when he reached this city at 11 Is elected by over 1,600, o'clock on his way to for Washington Cheyenne also elected a Democratic from Cincinnati, where he had gone mayor. The total vote was lighter to vote. A summary of the results waa than two yeara ago. placed In the presldent'a hand, but he NEVADA. He had would make no comment. The campaign In Nevada has been cast his vote at Cincinnati shortly nna of the most hotly contested In lofore noon and left that city at 3:10 RESULT IN fifty-eig- Cosay-plet- e e three-cornere- d 13,-00- Mc-Brl- ' s |