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North Correspondent Tel 504 MarionHotel 4 98 ST1UVE £77' j C J wl3 I States f I 22-1913 PLEASE I I I OCTOBER WEDNESDAY UTAH BALLOT AND EARLY I 1 ft G LEADS ELL O OR MAYOR CANDIDATES NEAR SOCIALIST VOTE THAN HEAVIER OGDEN Counting Proceeds Slowly Returns Not Expected DOTTOM TWO Special The to Herald-Republican ik was Ogden Oct 21 Votingin Ogden (Specialto The Herald-Republican) heavy today for —a primary election votes The voters went to the polls early and A G ell led all candidatesfor mayor in the primary today securing more reported that one-half at o’clock it was — Mayor had his two William H Reeder present municipal judge and candidate of the entire vote of the day opponents his plurality being 192 been cast The lack of his opponent’s vote and the only one to secureover oOOO votes apparent for was displayed people in more than doubled amongfewthe days for W Wagner their candidate ran low the election the past gave Socialisesran low in almost every instance or mayor J today and for the four-year term A II Martin also Socialist ran fourth in a field of six for auditor the way to in enthusiasm districts were all carrying the only while their for judge was from the voting Socialist J J Hall low Gustav Holmgren candidate municipal man many voters to and was only one places to qualify receiving opponent Holmgren is said to more votes than others of his party but having The Australian ballot was ‘used and have received the countingof the ballots is progressing many votes from those who believed him to be an independent candidate E slowly It is doubtful if all returns lygare and A Meatherby for Those who qualified are Mayor ell and II M Rowe for mayor Chris will be in before morning D the latter in office and for municipal judge Mr A and William Van Dyke commissioner Larson now The morning vote was very light in all the districts and workers reported Reeder and Mr Holmgren to their managers that many were voting city At that time there were primary who not known to them It The vote was heavier than that cast two years ago at the were The that these voters 5166 judges was thought Socialist were ballots cast while this year the total vote was No particularfeature marked the primary the candidateson the voters supporting crowded L116 and clerks were were open as ticlceL rushed with business during the last few hours that the polls the The saloons were closed this morning a into the balloting the last moments No arrests were day At 10 o’clock that rumor places at made during the ell organiza-was circulated was tion in the open for ell Totalson oil candidatesby districts and for the city follow: working lygare but this report was de-by and Secretary E nied Joseph Evans they had thirty who said that while O OGDEN CITY BY DISTRICTS with and carriages work automobiles instructions were fiven them to ers work for no other can' idate but Mr Municipal EclL OUR-YE AUDITOR AR COMMISSIONERS this afternoonthe MAYOR Judges At to o’clock all the ell from headquarters pj H 4 c OS' O 3 a districts in the city was that more 3 2 w 2600 had voted This is to than about !J r— than the figure given M 1800 votes more w at 12 o’clock noon K place has been orderly I ? Each polling and District not as much as an c g3 duringthe day reported P o I S' a The 91 argument that was "Bloody p 3 the 3 a 3 P Seventh” several always hag required at elections I (JO ta services of policemen the most is said to have been peaceful of them all It was so peaceful I OGDEN than Oct 23 re ri Today Until AGO YEARS r ull -r 3 interest re-election commissioner machines ive black $400 $1 hundred of the newest creations in Untrimmed Shapes in the latest shades — Regular brown royal and taupe navy beautiful and $500 values at I — $150 ' VOTE 3 71IInv Two report in j absolutely exquisite beautifully trimmed Hats values latest colors regular $1000 to $1250 hundred all the P Children’s J-H ) p Trimmed 9 -I 01 cc o P 1 c ft fl 0 3 HATS 3 -I o ' fact in the “ 150 113 98 456 220 93 32 220 169 119 210 149 199 195 166 2921 198 26791 One Two Three our ive Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen ourteen ifteen Sixteen Seventeen Totals i O ADVANCE ID I SALT nr so 109 67 62 55 65 78 121' 73 7Sr 74 56 37 139 74 110 67 49 110 62 491 80j 47 30 52? 82 84 2211 26 23 18 17 18 17 I 45 2 8 26 94 70 42' 14' 871 42 75 j I I ! 7 1 110 64 61 34 46i 721 93 62 93 5 41i 160 91 1 90 48 82 S3 1 70' 177 97 1012 1067 61 251 39 31 23 14 26 31 39 E? LAKE n i - - 29 80 13 28! 42 22 23 34 1 “11 64 33 33 40 37 105 154 109 141 138 70 69 182 141 26! 55 35 181 9 92i SOI) 34 49 ‘ to IS 154 87 81 61 ' 217 1 108130' 94 24 55 116 60 203 102 182 127 122 206 151 214011 I 11411 59111121! 2 147 3 30 30 76 147 104 143 247 165 23181 25 5861 7C11 the patrol I 112-157 ' j I WIE’S oners wagons the latter were not obstreperousbut sang one of the tune of “The their to anthems of the Green”and ended with Wearing “as fast as you can pinch us we can always get some more” given by According tothe information the party was of gang members of workers from Butte and ana made upMont Dillon and Pocatello Ida said they on their way to Salt were Dake several meetings where be important held One are to remarked after the $1500 that they were reward that hangs over the head of "Diamondfield Jack” Davis It is claimed by several of the gang that they are but the “army” that the advance guard of Salt Dake and is marching towards that is in Ogden some time W IN j 9 46i 37 !)7 28 31 44 28 i‘ 1420 1 5 1 86 1 25 52 28 72 29 12i 18 13 22 98 76! 92 3 4 j 65 37 24 15 27 16 24 301 TOOK ROM 104 119 84 87 161 71 38 115 64 110 76 73 79 60 98 115 15061 late hour in than fifty people a Extremely voted the polls closed all Just before were declaring themselves nominated were up in arms Many saloonkeepers over the opinion renderedlast night by City Attorney ValentineGideon which chief of police to order all the caused view of the saloons to close today in designed in all colors candidates from ages of 2 to $200 to $300 218 215 EXTENSION 235 326Sil ARE Special to The CHARGE Nothing Herald-Republicac more years Q fi A newer elaborate more for a ( receive at — for your kid that no kid that has kid with a child lid — fashion a — kid will and the be lid Imitation Aigrettes attractive and headgear for Regular $200 only advantage course Regular Hat a lid Imitation Aigrettes COURSES WELL PATRONIZED extension Oct 21 Ogden given — TheUniversity of by the courses Utah In well patronized Ogden are being of the public by the teachers schools of the city accordingto Supt J M Mills and a number of the high school graduates are also taking of the in order to 10 values fact that the city attorney of Salt Lake claims there is no law in the state to to close on a primary compel saloons All saloons in the city election day closed were S4000 BANK that up to more afternoon not had 2031 148 135 118 208 101 59 258 193 125 259 185 Buy trimmings Black values Very new only Regular $150 nice fluffy and values white for — 98c $129 Any subject universitycredits will be taught providing there is a CHECKED Al OGDEN enough class Divorce Suit ollows as Result large are given on The various studies certain days or and the program WE STRIVE TO PLEASE evenings of Alleged for the coming season has been XE STRIVE to please orgery announced as follows: give history Exposure Prof Henry Peterson will May Prosecute of education at 4:15 p m Government Mondays will teach Prof George Coray4:15 p m Them for Alleged Seizure Tuesdays at expected Special to The Prof Byron Cummings will teach tomorrow the federal of Train authorities not Greek literature Wednesdays at 4:15 Should Oct 21 devel-ensue Ogden Sensational — p m take up the matterthe countyattorney will give his 1 them it is said in the opments may Brof W W Pattison says he may file chargesagainst and if sentencedit is plannedto place divorce case of Mrs Louise Van Dyke-Turner course in Tennysonm and Browning on ridays at 7:15 p them to help on the "chain gang” for against J Special to The Turner which was at the 15 build a few miles of roads the The classes are conducted EAST BROADWAY 15 EAST BROADWAY Oct Twenty-seven Industrial filed in’ the second district Central Junior High school Ogden 21— yesterday county court Turner has been in the custody Workers of the World are lodged of the police for the past week on a AGREES TO PROVIDE in the city and countyjails tonight and INANT to Director perature in 11 OdiL Lake is Salt IS Dur Ilid1 IND BODY O of forgery and will appear zero according Thiessen aUUVQ norr above charge SNOW throughout THE WEST obliged to the local station Utah he says for this season of the year it it la said that they may be west of weather Judge W H Reeder in the municipal H IS OR mn rin AMILYw Snow fell over the entire middle been and the isis predicted that today will be fair court in some fruit has all harvested tomorrow morning for answer to federal chargesas those others Excitement Subsides When Physician yesterday vKtprdav and the temperature The The 13 degrees temwithout much change in temperature complaint against places was as low as below cold wave cannot harm it together with thirty-three Turner was drawn up by County Attorney alleged ExplainsSpecial It Is Merely n Specimen of their Special to The organizationare David Jensen and contains it is to The Herald-Republic an who to have of a freight said seventeendifferent counts of for Oct 21— James L Davis taken possession Ogden 21 Ogden Oct arrested recently on a charge of train In Pocatello Ida this morning — Considerable gery was this of the forgeries are said to be failing to and four ordered th© engineer to proceed morning in Most support his wife and citementwas his wife’s to orders authorizing minor children before with haste to to police appeared Judge Ogden a report was sent name when him to her from this morning He Assistant withdraw W H Reeder ' A to money telegram this morning that the body of an local bank It is said that Mrs Turner desire to provide for his family a a O B Superintendent Chalmers of headquarters had been discoveredin the rear deposited $4000 in the bank and the Salt Dake notified him of the seizure about matter was referred to ago and since that time of the train The sheriff and police of of the Howell building on Washington five years County Attorney David Jensen it is has appeared on notified and they met Turner charged Ogden were The sanitary inspector and various occasions with orders to the i the workers as they stepped off the avenuehurried to the scene cashier purportingto have been Issued The officers were only able to police body train semi-a The which was in his wife for the withdrawal of get to one side of the train Some of mummified condition was in a small by OGDEN MINOR ITEMS $1000 and lesser sums the W W army saw them and made bread box and was wrapped in two Mrs their escape A short attimetheagobankwhen Turner towels and an old newspaper The box to secure her appeared As the officers marched their pris- was taken to the police station and $4000 she was informed that her husband City Physician Walter Whalen made had drawn the entire sum Sfpeclalto The on an examinationof the body issued in her Oct 21 The OGDEN Young Ladies sanitary inspector name She denied sodality of the —Children of Mary of As the police and Dr ever given her husband an G having red Clark have elected the were investigating and demanded the money She St Joseph church and claimed the body as one for the appeared to release the bank from liability followingofficers ensuing of his specimens which he had had for the deposit It is said the divorce year: Miss lorence Maginnls president time and 0 Trouble for some which had been is the outcome of the alleged forgeries that breadeaters Tressa O’Connor vice president concede placed in his storeroomfor safe keeping the police they have bakery to Genevieve McNulty secretary at According our The physician explained that the had for some John Pinunder surveillance Johncashier Pingree Improved— is box had been out Sunday when time Turner with baked— a right to thrown In blackmail of the irst National bank connection gree have a right to see how bread to tear down partitions began have been engineered in has been so seriously ill for the past Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy workmen schemes which in preparationto remodel the this city duringthe past two years week in Chicago that for several days Is SuccessfullyTaken in know what goes into it and under what conditions it is Cases building he was not expectedto live A placed in the disin message today from Mr Pingree’s The body was was received of Stomach Liverand O LIQUOR out will RENEWAL evolved from the raw materials to the finished product fectant room or the city nan father stating that his son is greatly Ailments be returned to the physician Mr is suffering improved Pingree LICENSE BEORE COURT from ptomaine poisoningcausedby eatknow the more they see the more they’ll Because Has Often Dispelled And One Doe ing lobster salad we ORESTER RETURNS Years of Suffering Girls Still at Liberty Altman be convinced that Special to The — Pearl and Beatrice Nipping both 17 MANTI STATION years of ROM from the industrial Ogden Oct 21 — The hearing on the age who escaped school last night by climbing through renewalof a retail liquor license to the laundry shoot have not been captured Special to The P Garner proprietorof the St The parents of Charlotte Brae-mer orester Seeing Convinces Ogden Oct 21 — Assistant saloon on Washington avenue 464 Warren lane have reported to h E R Howell Wonderful Hodson of the silviculture department was taken up before Judges J A the police that she is also missingfrom E 1 and N J Harris in the district Charlotte is acquainted with Eating Proves returned from the Manti experiment her home court this morning Witnesses were the two girls escaped from the state station this morning where he StomadiReniedy district who attorney school and the police say they believe examined bythethe has been on an inspection trip for several upon the she has gone with them conducted the examination should eat court all health and strength weeks His report will show that request of Bodh The the bread who value Condemnation Suits— Mountain testified that he IS 1 Augustbeer at the States Telephone& J there is a great demand for aspen timber Telegraph company r! will change St Anthony on the has filed suits in the condemnation Seeingwill convince them of our sincerity which is being used extensivelynight of July 25 a short time before to gain possessionof land jf for supports in coal mines that he shot Deputy Sheriff J L Hobson over court construct tele-4 it to will who was which wishes convince them of the absolutecleanliness of our Richard Rasmussen found for which offense he was recently Seeing lines One suit is against George phone on the government reserve with his feet tried The witness was against nice! claimedthatandhe said A Bradshaw and the other and handsso badly frozen that they had shop — and our bread not asked regardinghis age to be amputated is said to be in a James Barker old at the time he was not 21 years of condition Mr J M Mills the flour and MaaaBUBBMklLjv Hodson says that N Report— eagaacaaauBCTr Kimball said he remained of Educational Seeing will convince them of the quality out James the city schools is on the nights that Rasmussen was preparing a in the St bar in an intoxicated his sheep the Anthony the of the elective looking for lost on success system condition little over a year purity of the ingredientsused registered school zero in the Ogden High which Rasmussen ago but that he a did not purchase the he will MATR’S beWONDERUL STOMACH REMEDY present to the board of education will Bread isthe best can really termed wonderful remedy and was missing four days and was found liquor there He said the them that proprietor Mills deSeeing convince at its next meeting Mr the benefitsthat it gives in many of the most unconscious refused to sell him liquor has when dares Stomach Trouble has spread that there is no reason under rlironiccases of' he was ntoxicated testified' bread for them to eat that it contains the stuff that brain bone fame from one end of the country to the the present its system for students not TROUBLE PROVES witnesses that the other No matter where you live—you will find HEART Several the studies they desire and obtaining made of that' the waxed saloon in an orderly and sinew are and paper wrapper preserves people'who have suffered with STOMACH was conducted for which they are fitted them Detective LIVER AND Among Chief were INTESTINAL AILMENTS etc ATAL TO MRS PAYNE Charles manner Pincock The James H its of Police W Elies List of Officers— goodness and protects it against all uncleanor and hare been restoredto health and are loud has filed the oaths of There is not Sheriff T A De Vine and Deputy Spargo in their praise of this remedy company Norton officers with the clerk wonderful D Its county as 7 day but what one hears of ‘the J Hobson contact 6 Speclal to The J N and resultsobtained from this remedy and the bene-f Spargo president vice Oct 21 Mrs continued until follows: fits are entirelynatural as it acts on the source Ogden Josephine The hearing was director Mrs Spargo Margaret U and foundation of these aliments removing the president and director and Sprague Payne aged —4? years widow Thursday morning I1 accretions taking secretary treasurer and director poisonous catarrh and bile en of died this morning at L:t out inflammation from the Intestinal tract Joseph JOHANNA EKMAN Tho filed their oaths of the MRS same persons offices in the Sparnnd assists lu rendering the "o’clock at the family same antiseptic home in Huntsville office for the same Sufferers are urged to try one dose— which death being due heart trouble DIES AT HUNTSVILLE go Book Store company alone should relieve your suffering and She was born in Ogden and resided here Marriage you that WONDERUL STOMACH Marriage Licenses— MAYR’S issued today to De Alton should restore you to good were REMEDY until two agothe family censes Cdtfyr!erh 191 years when Special to The of Los Angeles Cal and Viohealth L’ut It to test today— the resultswill Hayward of 'Pueblo Colo: R Earl be revelation to you and you will rejoice moved to Huntsville She is survived Oct 21 Ogden Johanna Ekm'an let J Jones overyour quick recovery and 'once again know by two Cora and 'Beatrice aged 80 years died —this morning and Amelia Rasmussen both of daughters Randall the joys of living Send for booklet on Stomach and one-son her A Olsen Jr and Diana Cecil W of o’clock at the home of daughter Ogden Edward Payne Hunts Ailments to George II Mayr Mfg Chemist ville M D Mrs- Charles Brown both of Ogden George W Stromberg at Huntsville 155 Whiting St Chicago nr better still Nielsen uneral services will be held Wednesday Green of Ogden and Hannah druggist Deathwasdue toby general obtain bottle from your at She is survived Ernest W Hansen and Salt Lake City by Druehl & Ip m in the Huntsville a daughter ofEva Huntsville: or sale hi Millie Cuddle both of two sons Syracuse druggists corner Main and Second tabernacleBishop John Halls officiating Mrs Strombergin Huntsville ranken At O and Beryle H GreenA nijur druggists—Ad vert Intermentwill be in the Huntsville living in Sweden six grandchildren Leon Halgren South strAu well both of meut Ogden cemetery 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