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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1904)
THE MOKNINGr OREGOMAlf; THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1001, fy!EAD IS GRATIFIED Governor-Elect Says Result Is Not Surprising. THE YEAR FOR REPUBLICANS ( Satisfied That the Legislature That t Comes to Power Can Take Care ' of the Railroad, or Any Other Question. BELLDXGHA1L Wash.7 Nov.' 9. "I have -Just received a. telegram ifrom Sen ator Turner congratulating me and con ceedlng my election as Governor of Washington," said Albert B. Mead to night. "I -was not surprised at the re sult, as I felt that this was a Republi can year, and there was no reason why Republicans should not vote their Na tional and state tickets. There has been general prosperity in "Washington, espe cially In the eastern part of the state. There was no reason why there should iG a reversal of Republican policies. "The people of "Western Washington were not moved by the clamor put up by Democrats that the Republican party was dominated by railroads. That sen timent had some strength In "Whitman end other Eastern "Washington counties, but not to the extent the Democrats ex pected. It was Injected into the cam paign issues because the Democrats had no other issue to stand on. "I am gratified at the fact -that we have a Republican Legislature, and I am catlsfled that the Legislature will take care of the railroad question or any oth er Question. The verdict of the people chows a disposition on their part to stand by the party that stands by them." - TURNER ACCEPTS HIS DEFEAT High Words of Praise for President Roosevelt. SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 9. Regret over the defeat of the commission forces In the state campaign was expressed in e public statement given out tonight by ex-Senator George Turner, who, as- the nominee for Governor, led the commis sion forces. Judge Turner's statement follows: "I regret the result in this state, be cause I fear It will indefinitely postpone any action of value looking to the con trol of freight rates, and to the equali zation of taxes on railways and other public service corporations. I am willing, however, to suspend Judgment, and, if our Republican friends do anything worthy of commendation In that direc tion, to give them credit for it. "I am more than content with .the re sult, so far as- I am personally con cerned. I enjoy my home here much more than I could possibly enjoy a four years resident at Olympla, however pleasant that might be, and certainly my business interests will be much better conserved than by an absence of lour 3 ears. N "But I flo not value any the less the ioyal and steadfast support which I re ceived in the campaign from both Re publicans and Democrats all over the state, and I extend to all of them my thanks for that support. "I regard President Roosevelt's sweep ing victory In the Nation as In the na ture of a personal vindication for him. Joseph Pulitzer, of the New York World, p. disreputable scamp who never has and never will understand the temper of American people, started the personal crusade against the President, and,, un fortunately, the managers bf tho. Demo cratic campaign took up the hue and cry and carried, it lorward. "1 do not agree with most of Re publican policies of today, but I .know the President to be an honest, able, fearless and patriotic man, and the Na tion at large recognizes him as such and resents any implication to the contrary. If he 1s impulsive, his impulses are all good and no harm can come from them. "Without recanting my personal opin ions, I loyally accept the verdict of . the American people, and do so the more readily and willingly because I know that the Nation and the basic principles of its institutions are safe in President Roosevelt's hands." Judge Turner yesterday sent the fol lowing telegram to Governor-elect Al bert E. Mead: "Spokane, "Wash., Nov. 9. 1904. Hon A. E. Mead, Bellingham, Wash.: I congrat ulate you on your election and hope that your administration may be successful. "GEORGE TURNER." PERSONAL MENTION. Edward Lycan, a prominent Hoquiam business man, is at the Portland. Miss Anna Lang, Register of The Dalles Land Office, is registered at the Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L Vanduyn Tiave just returned from the East, having visited the St. Louis Fair, New York and Chi cago. J. C Drew, controller of the Great Northern, spent yesterday visiting the local office of the company on business. He left in the evening for his home In St, Paul, having completed his tour of the Northwestern offices. Nr,W YORK. Nov. 9. (Special.)-North-western people registered at New York hotels today as follows: From Portland B. C Eastwick. Mrs. Eastwlck, at the Astor; J. W. Banks, at the Imperial: F. Roberson. at the Flfth Avonue; S. Bagnall and wife, at the Hoff man. From Seattle "W. H. Timble; at tho Gerard. From Baker City, Or. R. M. "Wilson, at the Grand Union. From Spokane L. H. "Wells, at the New Amsterdam. E. E. Lytle Returns. E E Lytle, president of the Columbia Southern, returned yesterday from his trip across the Continent by private car. He, in company with friends, has been absent from Portland for about three weeks, during which tlme ho has visited tho St. Louis Fair and many of the principal cities of the East. Mr. Lytle spent several days in New York City, and while there visited with B. H. Harrlman, but, according to state ments made by .the returned traveler, nothing was done towards the further announcement of the reported sale of the Columbia Southern to the Harrlman interests. Doings of the Saucy Jack, Privateer. Captain Mahan in Scribner's. The Saucy Jack, of Charleston, cruising In the "West Indies encountered one of those rude deceptions which privateers often experienced. She had made already eight prizes, when, on October 31, ISM, about 1 A. M., being then off the west end of Haytl. she sighted two vessels standing to the westward. Chase was made, and an hour later tho privateer opened her Are. The strangers replied, at the same time shortening sail, which looked ominous; but the Saucy Jack, will ing to justify her name, kept on to close. At 6 A. M., having arrived wlthlna. few hundred yards, the enemy were eeen to be well armed, but appeared not to be well manned. At 7 the Saucy Jack began an engagement with the nearer, and ten minutes later ran alongside, -when she was found to be full of soldiers. The rlvateer sheered oft at once, and took to her heels, followed by an Incessant fire of grape and musketry from those whom she had recently pursued. Thle awkward position, which carried the chance of a disabling shot and ' consequent capture, lasted, till 8, when . the speed of . the schooner "took her out of range, having had eight men killed and 15 wounded, two round shot in the hull, and spars and rigging much cut up. The enemy was the Volcano bomhshlp. convoying the trans port Golden Fleece, on board which were 250 troops from Chesapeake Bay for Ja maica. , The Volcano lost one officer and two men killed and two wounded; proving that under somewhat awkward circum stances the Saucy Jack could 'give as well as 'take. CITY STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. . D. C Grant. 21, Wheeler County; Pearl Fen. ley. 17. T:Coiilaadt L. Parker. C9; Fannte M. Brettell, Henry A. .Stewart, 29, Linn County;. Pearl Paris, 23. Ahcer Rosvold. 44; Anna Cleve- 22. .. F. JV. Oatman. 21; Anne Bacon McColIum, 18. DanlcJ Hawes. 27; Stella Howard, 25. J. L. Dernbacb. 30; alary K. O'Donncll, 21. G. H. Mitchell. 3S, Columbia. Couaty; Anna C. Beeler. 13. Louis Moe, 33; Marie Anda. 25. Frank Vol!, 27; Margaret Traohsel, 24. Deaths. November 7, May Evelyn Devereaux, 23 years, SC5 Amherst, sfeoakv November 5. Allan Mclanis, 50 Tears, . Good Samaritan Hospital, -bowel trouble. November 5, Frank Wlberg, Eastern Lum ber Company mill, drowning:. October 31, Leslie Reynolds, 44 year. Good Samaritan Hospital, chronic nephritis. Building Permits. Title Guarantee & Trust Company, Front, be- tweon Hall and Harrison, bam, 5100. J. Parrlco, East Thirtieth, between East Sherman and East Ca fathers, cottage, $950. T. J. Cockling, Mechanic, between Union avenue and Kankakee, cottage, $100. B. Hicks, East Seventh, between Taggart and Ellsworth, repair?. $250. Georgo Devol, Seventeenth, between Petty grove and Qulmby. shop. $.100. IV. E. Jackeon. Twenty-third, between Kear ney and Lovcjoy, repairs, $75. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of Incorporation of the Edward G. McKean Company were filed In the County Clerk's office yesterday by Edward G. Mitf Koan. James A. Speer and ,Lyle B. Speer; capital stock, ?B800. The objects are to con duct 'a. general book, stationery and printing business. Real Estate Transfers. Sheriff lo William Reldt, block 04, Palatine Hill ,s 0 George "W. Brown to I. Mitchell, lots 3 and 28. block 11; lot 7. block 13, Arleta Park No. 2 300 Rlvorvlew Cemetery Association to E. Motschman, lot S3, section 100. Riv erview Cemetery 75 A. Stopper and husband to 2i. Dick, block 3. Irvington Heights 2,000 F. C. Goodln et at to American Trust & Investment Company, lot C, west half lots 7 and S, block 10; lots 3 and 4, block 23; lot 17, block 03; lot 0, block 83. Sail wood. 4 1 Rlvervlew Cemetery Association to J. T. Kerrigan, lot 27, section 12, Rlv ervlew Cemetery 150 C M. Krumbelu and husband to Thomas Splllmon, lot 'tS, Melrose Tract 5 J. St, Pierre and wife to I. Mitchell. lot 30. block 2. Arleta Park No. 2.. 100 S. J. Johnsoifand husband to C High and wife, lots 11 and 12. block 3, Lincoln Park Annex , 2,600 M. Smith et al. J. E. Snovor, quarter Interest ICE. U, SE. section 33, T. 1 N., R, 3.E L000 J. Kelleher and wife to "William M. Gregory, lot 8, block 3Sr Alblna... 50 B. E. Wright and -wife to II C Jor dan, lots 3 and 4, block 2G0, Holla day's Addition 3.500 Union Trust Company et aU trustee, to E. Ehrman, north 37 4 reet lot 1. block 73, city; south 12 V feet lot 1. nortli 25 feet lot 2, tract B 73, city, and other property .. 10 S. Blsslnger et at, trustee, to Union Trust Company et al.. same ...... 10 F. S. Stanley and r.-ift tc Portland Gas Company, lots 5 to S. Inclusive, block 15. Couch Addition 20,000 "University Land Company tb F. Mer rill, lot 10, block 01, University Park 100 A. Grant and -wife to A. J. Stout, 1 acre in SW. , section 14, T. 1 T. Retsloft to if. Smith." 1 kc"re'ie glnning SE. corner John P. Powell D. L. C 1 S. A. Manning and wire to C. H. Hill, lot 3. block 2, Manning's Addition... 550 H. G. Sohlstrom and "wife to L. Val entine, lots IS and 19. block 1, Rose lawn Annex . 200 Portland Trust Company to W. B. Steele, Jr., lots 10 and 20, block 10, Williams-Avenue Addition 900 Oak Park Land Company to. William H. King, E. acre lot 1. Dlook 9, Oak Park Addition J. . 1 C. J. Hawley to A, T. Pague, lot C, block 4, Queen Ann Tract... 150 N. L. Smith and wife to T. Petzloff, 1 aero in John P. Powell D. L. C 1 Sheriff to G. W. McCoy, lots 9 to 16. Inclusive, block 5, Pruncdale Addi tion 7 J. G. Cox to E. J. Hughey, lot 10, block 4. Maplewood Addition ...A. 150 George C Holt to W. J. Collins, lots 4 and 5, block L, Portsmouth Villa Extension 225 H. H. Newhail. guardian, to E. M. Mendenhall. Interest W. lots 7 and S. block 259. city 50 William B. Chase to A. B. Strow- brldge. lot 23. block 23, Alblna 2,600 Alexander Strong to D. A. Fields. W. 3S feet lot 5. W. 3S feet of S. lot 6. block 229, East Portland 2,850 J. Colleknon and wife to F. Settgast, lot 17. block 2, White Tract 800 F. S. Dunning and of Ex. to M. Sup ples, lot 8, block 8, Troutdale ..... 350 J. L. Forbes and wife to J. Bowles, lot 14. block 11. Mount Tabor Villa Annex 1,100 M. J. Pollock to William J. Ferrell. 34.55 acres In Jacob Zimmerman's D. L. C 3.000 OBEGOff COUNTIES. Douglas County. ROSEBURG. Or.. Nov. 8. All but two small precincts in Douglas County have sent In returns of Tuesday's election with the following result: Roose velt 2102. Parker S72. Debs 375. for pro hibition 1G21. against prohibition 17S7. Thirteen out of 31 precincts go dry. ROSEBURG. Or.. Nov. 9. (Special.) The returns -.from all Douglas County pre cincts show' a. majority of 185 against pro hibition. "- ' - amhilj County. SI'MINKVILL&.'rlfKv. 9. (Special.) Complete unoSlclklj-eturns from Yam hill County show Roosevelt's plurality to be 1303. Every precinct In tho county was carried by the Republicans. The vote is: Roosevelt!!, Parker 533, Debs 200. Swallow 215. The county gives a majority for prohibition of 2S votes. Clatsop County. ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 9. (SpecIaL Complete returns from 24 of the 26 pre cincts in Clatsop County give Roosevelt a plurality of 153. The, vote is as follows: Roosevelt 1382, Parker 329,,. Swallow S3, Debs 250, Watson 10. The McKInley plu rality In 1900 was G3S. VOTE LOOMS UP LARGE Wallowa County. ENTERPRISES, Or.. Nov. 3.-i(Speclal.) From the precincts so far .heard from In Wallowa County, Roosevelt; will carry the county by 500. Enterprise was the only precinct that voted -un prohibition, and It was defeated by two to one. Gilliam County' ARLINGTON. Or., Nov. 9. KSpecIal.) Nlno of the' largest precincts in Gilliam County give Roosevelt 434, Parker 154. Total unofficial returns on prohibition are: For 391, against S60t The county gees dry. i Grant County, CANYON CITY, Or-. Nov. 9. (SpecIaL) Eleven .precincts give Rooseveflt 301, Parker 140; prohibition '314, against pro hibition 496. Tillamook County. TILLAMOOK, Or.. Nov; 0. (Specil.) Unofficial returns give: "Roosevelt 629. Parker 156; for prohibition ES9, against SSL (Continued from First Page.) r ment is responsible for the slow arrival of returns. Jefferson and -Clallam, for In stance, present great difficulties in travel and Island and San Juan, of the north west, are island counties. All the re turns, however, merely tend to Increase the leads of Roosevelt and Mead. The Mead pluralities of the Northwest, given in "round numbers," are: Whatcom. 2500; Skagit, 700; Snohomish, 1250; Clallam. 300; Jefferson, 450; Island, 250; San Juan, 350; Kitsap, 700. Roosevelt's lead will nearly double the Mead figures, for only In Whatcom aid the Gubernatorial nominee run with the electoral ticket. The three Congressmen run considerably behind the electoral ticket throughout the state. The gap be tween the Congressmen and the state ticket Is not much more marked than than between the Congressmen and the Electors. Mead Bears Brunt of Fight. Bearing the brunt of the fight, it was natural that Mead should run behind the remainder of the state ticket. The oppo sition to Coon collapsed early in the campaign and he ran well with the re mainder of the state ticket, going ahead In Jefferson County, where some poli ticians declared ho would be knifed. The men who bet heavily on Turner are not accepting the result of the cam paign with much philosophical resigna tion. It is roughly estimated at political and sporting headquarters that close to $200,000 will change hands In tho state the county le 308 and Mead's majority the same. T. G. Megler. 3tep.. is elected Rep resentative, and the whole Republican county ticket received a largo majority with the exception of School Superintend ent, -which is in doubt. ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 9. The four pre cincts of Cathlamet, Fuget Island. Ska mokawa and Brookfleld, Wahkiakum County, Washington, give Roosevelt 319, Parker 87. For Governor. Mead 234, Turner 112. For Congressman, Humph rey 291. Jones 290, Cusmman 292, Hatha way 94. Anderson 95. Beck 94. Judge Rice will carry the county by 270 over Elliott. Megler. for Representative, has a plurality of 231. J. Brue Polworth. for County Attorney, has 64 plurality over McFadden, Democrat, with four Repub lican precincts o "near from. He will probably be elected -by 75 plurality. Re mainder of Republican ticket, with ex ception of Clerk and School Superinten dent. Is elected. Clerk and School Super intendent may pull through. Mason, County. TACOMA. Wash.. No. 9. (Special.) Mason County's complete returns give Roosevelt 625, Parker 367; Mead 5S5, Turn er 4S1. The Congressional and entire state ticket runs closely behind the National electors. R". W. Condon, Republican candidate for Joint- Senator of Mason, Kitsap and Island Counties, received a majority of 16L George H. Vogtlin. Re publican, Is elected State Representative by a majority over A. H. Kneeland, Dem ocrat, of 32. Republicans elect all county officers except Assessor. The Democrats elect the Assessor, C. Wllley, by a majority of 134. The Prose cuting Attorney is a Democrat, the Re publicans having named no candidate. Pierce County. TACOMA, Wash.. Nov. 9. (Special.) The complete voy in the City of Tacoma PUBLIC-SPIRITED CITIZEN OF YAMHILL COUNTY M'MINXVILLE. Or.. Nov. 8. (Spe cIaL) William McConnell Chrlsman. pioneer and public-spirited citizen, died hero at 6 this morning, aged 74 years. Mr. Chrlsman was born in Virginia, September 20. 1830. His parent wre both natives of the Old Dominion. His family iras of German descent. Mr. Chrlsman came with his parents to Oregon in 1844. reaching Oregon City late In the Fall of that year, exhausted and almost destitute from the effects of a six months' tiresome trip from Jackson County, Missouri, to the Willamette Valley. In the Spring of 1845 with his psxents he settled In Dayton, in Yamhill County, on a donation land claim of 640 acres. He ras a Royal Arch Mason and had been an honored member of that order for the past 40 years. Ho was elected Mayor of McMInnvllle and served three terms. He was achool director for six years and. McMinn ville owes much to him for its high standard of public education. While not an ofce-ekcr in any sense, he at all times took a deep interest In public affairs and was one of the found ern of the Republican party In this state, formerly belnc a Whig, although his father and grandfather were Jnerson!an Democrats of the old school. It had beea Mr. Chrlsmon!- hope since taken dowrl that he might live until election day andvote for the election of President Roosevelt, who was his ideal American atatesmaa. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Masons, Thursday, at 2 P. M. Judge Galloway says: "I have- known William M. -Chrlsman all his life, 'have been associated with him in business, and know ha was absolutely incorruptible. He , woi a high type of the American citizen and a worth specimen of the rugged pioneer." BHsIh'' JBsBBh The Xato W. M. Chrlsman. as a result of the election. Turner back ors held faith, in his election clear up to this morning, when the returns showed Mead would easily win. Some tets taavo already been paid. The south district, buffeted about by Seattle leaders In Republican politics for years, triumphed yesterday when Lou Smith was elected Sheriff. Few Democrats in Legislature. SEATTLE, Nov.' 10. Latest returns from all but 14 counties of Washington give Roosevelt 51.000 majority. Tho re maining counties will Increase this to between 60,000 and 0.000. Mead's major ity Is now figured at 14.000 by careful es timates of missing precincts. The Con gressional ticket is close to Roosevelt and the state ticket has a larger ma jority. There will be less than 10 Demo crats In the next Legislature, Including four hold-over Senators. King County gives Roosevelt about 15,000; Mead about 6000. Every Republi can county and Legislative nominee elected. The count is not quite complete In several large precincts In this city, and several county precincts are still missing. Thurston County. OLYMPIA, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.) The Roosevelt electors have a plurality In Thurston County of 1300. Complete returns from all but two precincts give Roosevelt 1991 and Parker 72L The two precincts yet to report will Increase the Republican majority by 30. The same precincts give Mead 1413 and Turner 123L The two precincts to come will increase Mead's majority to- aobut 135. The vote on Lieutenant-Go verno r stands: Coon 1353, Judson 1226. The final majority for Coon will be 160. The Congressional Republican ticket will have a total majority over the Dem ocratic ticket of 950. The vote so far re ported gives Republicans 1799. Democrats 91. In the Legislative ticket the Re publicans have elected A- S. Ruth Sena tor of the Twenty-second District over Frank Kotlck, and In the Twenty-eighth Representative District .have elected S. W. Fenton. George W. Hopp, the other Republican candidate for Representative. J Is apparently defeated by a very close vote by Robert Ayer. Democrat. The re turns now In give Hopp, Rep., 1359, and Ayer 1404. One of the precincts yet to hear from Is expected to return a majority of SO votes for the Republican ticket and may save Hopp by a narrow margin. Ruth, for the Senate, leads Ko tlck, Democrat, by 23S. In the county the Democrats elect' Sheriff, AudIt'or,'Treasurer, Clerk, Prose cuting Attorney, Assessor, Surveyor. The Republicans elect School Superintendent, Coroner and Wreckmaster, and Superior Judge for the district of Mason and Thurston Counties. Judge O. V. Linn, present incumbent, has a majority over P. M. Troy, Democrat, in the two coun ties of 90. The state and Congressional ticket runs close to the National electoral ticket. Klickitat County. GOLDENDALE, Wash.. Nov. 9. Spe cial.) Complete returns from 19 out of 23 precincts give Roosevelt "OJ majority. Mead 400. Republican Con gressman 500, Legislative and county ticket except Sheriff 300. Dp till noon today William Vanvactor, Democrat, wa3 in the lead for Sheriff, but returns from outside precincts glre W. S. Warwick. Republican, 134 majority tonight, and as tho four precincts not heard from are Republican, his election is conceded. Uncomplete returns, with several small precincts to hear from, and they estimated give Roosevelt 900 majority and Mead 500. The Congressional ticket will have about S00 majority. Republicans elect their en tire county ticket. Wahkiakum County. ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 9. (Special.) Re ports received from Wahkiakum County, Washington, say Roosavlt' plurality in gives Roosevelt 631S. Tarker 1504; Mead 4611, Turner 3565. There are p. good many county precincts missing, but those re ceived run In about the same proportion as those In the city. The Republicans elected their entire legislative and county tickets. Link Davis, who was a candidate for re-election as Senator, pulled through by a majority of 31. The othef Republican legislative candidates have good majorities. The Democrats are very sore over the result, claiming they were drawn down by the worklngmcn, and saloon element, and thera is some talk among the leaders of closing gambling, but this may not bo done, owing to the fact that John Malone, who Is supposed to control gambling In the city, lost several thousand dollars wagered on Turner. Peter Sandberg, who controls many sa loons and a big dancehall. Is reported to' have won $4200 wagered on Mead. The Democrats are very- bitter and demand that his privileges be restricted by Mayor Wright. Auditor, 2265; Fletcher. Treasurer, 1361; Sparks, Prosecuting Attorney. ; .Allen. Assessor, 7S6; Pritchard School Superin tendent. 2303; Bailey, Surveyor, 2247; J. R. Smith, Coroner, 1260; Lowe, Commis sioner. 17S; Eddlngs, Commissioner, 900. Chehalls County. MONTE3ANO. Wash., Nov. 9. (Spe cial.) The election returns have come In slower this election than at any preced. Ing one in the history of the county. Enough is known to determine the re sult. The Republican electors will have a majority over the Democratic of close to 2000 when all Totes are counted. Mead, for Governor, will have about 1123 ma jority over Turner. The majority for Republican Congressmen will reach to over 1600" and the state officers, aside from Governor, will reach to about the same figures. The entire Republican Legislative and county tickets, are elected by very heavy majorities, ranging from over 2200 for Auditor down to less than 100 for the Commissioner for the Sccpnd District, who has in the neighborhood of 100.. The next lowest on the ticket will have at least 600 majority. Hundreds of Repub lican voters did not come out at all. They are employed in the camps, and as the weather was good they kept at work, stating that their votes would not be needed anyway. Kittitas County. ELLENSBURG, Wash., Nov. 9: (Spe cIaL) Only one precinct on the Colum bia Slope Is missing, and it Is Republi can. Without Its 20 votes counted, Roose velt has a majority of 1150 In Kittitas County. Mead leads Turner by 111. Every candidate on the Republican ticket except the Sheriff Is elected by an aver age --najority, being &X). This Is the cleanest sweep the Republicans ever made and they are as much surprised as the Democrats. Republicans claimed a little more than an even 'break on Turner. Sharp, joint Senator with Chelan County, has over 40 here, so yhls election Is assured. Clatsop County. ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 9. With four small precincts of Clatsop County to be heard from, complete unofficial re turns give Roosevelt 1257. Parker 322, Swallow -33, Debs 245, Watson 10. Missing precincts are Elsie, Jewell, Mlsbawaka and Push. Roosevelt's plurality in 22 of 23 precincts of Clatsop County is 1035, compared with 636 for McKInley in 1900, and 714 for McKInley In 196 The remarkable falling oft lit the Demo cratic vote has been the feature of the election. This Is attributed' to the apathy of the radicals, who' refused support Parker. The missing precincts will swell Roosevelt's plurality In Clatsop to 1075. Clark County. VANCOUVER. Wash., Nov. 9. (Spe cIaL) Twenty-two precincts out of 24 give Roosevelt 2413 votes and Parker 521. Representatives received about 1500 ma jority, while the state and county car ried by Republican majorities ranging from 360 to ISM. The returns show the following majorities: Mead OK, Coea 9K. Ob the eeity tick et; 3Usd, for Senator. SM; Makeo-for "Representative. 3M; Stackore, Jteyre sentatlve. Ml; XeCredie. fer District JdS 1171; MeMcker, SberUf. 1M; SoankMv County. Ctork, 112ft; irnfcwic Walla Walla County. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.) Complete returns from Walla Walla County are: Roosevelt 2784, Parker 998. majority for Roosevelt 1786. Congressional: Hum phrey 2193, Hathaway, short five pre cincts, 10C6 votes. Governor: Mead 1SS6, Turner 1975: majority for Turner SS. State Senator, Eleventh District (in Walla Walla County portion): Hutson 916, Adams 640; majority for Hutson, Rep., 276. State Senator. Twelfth District F. M. Fauly ,1038. W. P. Reser 1047; majority for Pauly, Rep.f 31. Representative. Twelfth District W. H. Weber 968. H. H. Hungate 7S2; major ity for Weber, Rep., 216. Representatives (two), Thirteenth Dis trict Rudlo 1126. Henderson 1147, Ritz $71, Taylor S93; Republican Wjority aver aged 260. Superior Judge T. H. Brents, Rep., no opposition. -2S09. Sheriff Painter 2407, Elllngsworth 1418; majority for Painter, Rep., SS9. Auditor Shaw 1712, Honeycutt 2125; majority for Honeycutl,.Dem., 41L Clerk Hill 22S5. Scholl 1543; majority for Hill, Rep.. 738. Treasurer Hawley 2156, Mclnroe 1531; majority for Hawley. Re'p. 6S5. Prosecuting Attorney Wilson 2161. Dunphy J575, majority for Wilson, Rep., 4S5. Assessor Berryman 1948, Toner 1S13; majority for Berryman. Rep., 129. Superintendent Public Schools Bond 2779, Davis 1217; majority for Bond., Rep., 1562. Surveyor Loehr, Rep., no opposition, 2629. Coroner Smith 203S, Cooker.! 1815; ma jority for Smith, Rep.t 223. Cimmlssioner, First District Smith 1S77, Struthers 1946;" "majority, for Struth ers, Dem., 69. Commissioner, Second District Corn well 1834. Morrow, 1917; majority for morrow, Dem., 83. Lewis County. CHEHALIS, Wash.. Nov. 9. (Special.) Complete returns from 36 out of tho 52 precincts In Lewis County give the fol lowing vote: Roosevelt. 2626. Parker 77L Mead 2122, Turner 1351 Congressional nominees and the remaining candidates lor state offices have an average vote of about 2500 for the Republicans and 900 for the Democrats. Vcness, Rep., for State Senator ha3 T966 and Schooly, Dem., 1504. The three Republican candi dates for the Legislature will have ma jorities of about 10(0 each. For Superior Judge, Rice, Rep., has 1995, and Elliott, Dem., 153S. In 1S92 the 15 precincts not reported gave a. Repub lican majority on the head of the ticket of a little more than 100. The Republi can county ticket, with the possible ex ception of Prosecuting Attorney, is elect ed, by majorities ranging from 450 to 1505. CBNTRALIA, Wash.. Nov. 9. Mead, the Republican candidate for Gov ernor, ran ahead of his ticket In some places, although he never came up with the National ticket. Mead's majority from the Incomplete returns now In will probably exceed 600. Roosevelt carried both . Democrats and Republicans, and his majority, according to Judge Dysart, a leader ia local politics, will be between 1200 and 1500. The county ticket Is all Republican, even Buxton, who . was doubtful on the returns, has been elect ed by a good majority. Centralia's wards give all of the Republican ticket a big majority. Centralla came back nobly and supported J. R. Buxton for Attorney, and his election was due to the efforts of his Centralla friend3. HOQDTaM, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.) The entire Republican state ticket was given a good majority in this city yester day. The one close race was for Justice, between Warren and Ogden, Warren, Rep., winning with 33 votes to the good. Mead was given a majority of 237. The Social lets polled 14S and the Democrats 117. Sherwood's election for Commissioner was assured by the large vote given In this city. Whitman County. COLFAX, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.) Roosevelt carried Whitman County by al most 2000 majority over Parker, while Turner's majority over -Mead will reach 1400. Complete returns from all but seven of the 69 precincts In the county show that the Republicans made a clean sweep of .every county officer but Auditor, elect ed by majorities ranging from 40Q to 1000, and three Representatives and one Sena tor, with one Representative In doubt- T, A. White, Dem.. 13 probably elected Rep resentative In the Eighth District over George Kenoyer, Rep., but White has only 14 majority now, and precincts not yet re ported may change this. The Republicans had no candidate for Superior Judge, and S. J. Chadwick, Dem., was re-elected without opposition. The Republicans elected H. M. Boone to succeed O. E. Halley as Senator In the Ninth District and elect Peter McGregor and Leroy Stlllson Representatives in the Seventh District and E. E. Smith Repre sentative In the Seventh District. The Re publican Congressional ticket received a good majority, but figures were not kept at the headquarters of either party, and cannot be secured until the official count is made. The Democratic state ticket probably has 1000 majority In the county, but the figures on this cannot be secured, as all Interest centered In President, Governor and county ticket, and none was taken in the state and Congressional ticket. The Socialists polled a much larger vote than heretofore, but no returns were kept on the Socialist, Labor or Prohibitionist vote. compiled, but win closely follow tht . Presidential ticket The entire Republl-: can county ticket is elected by majorities ranging from 75 up to 703."" The result on President was a. great surprise, S00 Demg tne majority expected. A. Jj. Wat. son. of Kalaxna. was elected State Sen ator and Oliver Byerly Republican Representative. Mason County. OLYMPIA. Wash.. Nov. 9. (Special.) R. W. Condon, Republican candidate for Senator for the joint district of Mason. Kitsap and Island, receives a majority of 161 votes In Mason County. Mason County elects George vogtlln. Republi can, to the Legislature by 32. The Re publicans elect the entire county ticket with the exception of Assessor. The Treasurer is elected by one vote. Chelan County. from all but small precincts In Chelan county snow Alead has a majority of 25, have majorities of 450, Johnson, Rep., wins lor the Legislature by. 150. ,The Re- puuucans carry an dui two county oraces, with the Judgeship still In doubt. EASTERN WASHINGTON. Where Turner Polled His Greatest Strength. SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.) Returns are -still coming slowly from all over Eastern Washington counties, and only a very few complete results are known at this hour S P. M. Turner Is gaining on the East Side, and no doubt will cut down the big plurality rolled up by the West Side counties, but there is of course no hope for his election, and the Republicans appear to have carried two thirds of the Legislative and county tick ets. In Douglas County, with 26 out of 36 pre cincts reported. Turner has a majority of 248. The Republicans elect the full coun ty ticket on an average majority qf 30. Almost complete returns from Ferry County give Mead 235. Turner SCO. Tho Legislative candidates are close, and the Republicans have taken two-thirds of the county offices. With scyen precincts to hear from" In Stevens County, Turner lias 1995. Mead 1216. The Legislative and county ticket Is In doubt. In Kittitas County Mead has a lead of 111 votes, with' only one precinct to hear from. The Republicans elect every coun ty candidate eicept Sheriff. The Legisla tive ticket Is Republican. In Columbia County Turner has a lead of 171, with practically all precincts heard from. The Republicans elect Russell, Joint Senator, and Weatherford, Dem., Is elected to the lower house. County of fices are about evenly distributed. Yakima County, with 28 precincts re porting out of 32, gives Mead 2458, Turner 1S55. The Republican Legislative ticket is elected. In Lincoln County 37 out of 38 precincts give Turner about 600 majority. The rest of the state ticket Is considerably behind. The Republicans elect the full county ticket by majorities ranging from 20 to 400. Republicans also carry the Legisla tive ticket. The one precinct to be heard from win not affect the result. With all but seven small precincts In 63 In Whitman County having reported com plete returns, the election of the entire Republican ticket with the single excep tion -of Auditor Is eoceded. IteptMSeaas elect H. M. Boone Senator 1b the" X let's District to succeed O. E. Halley, of Oafees dale, and get three, of the four SMBrers of the lower house, with ono in doufet. T. A. White,. Dem., of St- John, may be elect ed Representative in the Eighth District, but small precincts from which returns have not been received may change this. Roosevelt's majority In the county will be almost 2000. while Turner carried tas county by almost 1400 over Mead. Adams County, with all but three pre cincts heard from, gives Roosevelt a ma jority of 500 and Turner 300. On the coun ty ticket the Representatives. Sheriff. Treasurer and Superior Judge will be 'Re publican and the remainder Democratic Roosevelt has carried Walla Walla County by a plurality estimated at from 1200 to 1500 votes. For Governor, Turner leads Mead by a small plurality, now esti mated at 100 to 150 votes. The Republi cans appear to have made a clean sweep of the Legislative districts of the county. The Democrats have elected two County Commissioners, the Assessor and Auditor; all other county officers are Republican. Republicans elect everything in Franklin County except Treasurer by majorities of 50 to 300. Allen. Rep., for Representative, carries the county by a large, majority. Huston, Rep., .for joint Senator carries this county by 41. Ttirner carries the county by 150. In Asotin County, with but one precinct to hear from. Roosevelt has a majority of 505; Republican Congressman. 374; Mead. 77. The Republicans elect H. C. Fulton Representative and all of the County offi cials except Treasurer. Roosevelt has swept Spokane County by four out $f five votes, and he will prob ably have a majority in excess of 7000. In the face of the Republican landslide, Tur ner, Dem.. carried the county probably by a majority of at least 2500. The Repub lican Congressmen received more than two to one against their Democratic rivals. The entire Legislative ticket Is doubtless elected, although there has been a strong fight "between Pratt. Dem., and Brown, Rep., for the Senate. The singular con dition Is the fact that Coon, for Lieutenant-Governor, shows substantial gains over Judson. Dem. The county ticket complete Is safe for the Republicans. The Socialist vote de veloped extraordinarily strong, and In some precincts rivaled the Democratic vote for President. OLD MAN IS MISSING.. A. Savage, Slightly Demented, Drop Out of Sight. A. Savage, an 'old man slightly dement ed, living with his son, W. A. Savage, at 623 Hood street, left home yesterday after noon at 2 o'clock, carrying an overcoat and small black handbag,, with the Inten tion of going to McMInnvllle. His son heard of the movement and looked through the evening train bound up the west side of the Valley, but could not find his father on it, nor has he found him anywhere since. The lost old man, is large, weighs 200 pounds. Is 5 feet 11 inches tall, has gray hair and beard, and wore-a brown coat and black soft hat. He had not over $2 at the time of his disappearance. Suit the people, because they are tired of bitter doses, with the pain and griping that usually follow. Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose. Pure, Healthful, Refreshing Apollinaris THE HIGHEST SCIENTIFIC AUTHORITIES declare Apollinaris to be the pre-eminently pure and healthful Table Water and that it is bottled at the Spring, Neuenahr, Germany, under the most favorable conditions. Addres3, United Agenct Co., 503-5th Ave., New York, for a Phil. May Sketch Yakima County. NORTH YAKIMA, Wash., Nov. 9. (Spe cIaL) Complete returns from 28 pre cincts out of 32 give Roosevelt 3240. Parker 1640: Humphrey 332S, Jones 27U, Cushman 2536, Hathaway 1038; Ander son, SSI. Beck, 913. Rudkln. 2657. Ful lerton 2254. Battle S73; Mead 2458, Turner 1656: Superior Judge,. Rlgg, Rep., 2349; Prebble, Dem.. 190L Senate, Reed, Rep.. 2333; Splawn, Dem., 1954. Representative, Hare. Rep., 2572: Johnson. Rep.. 2621; Me dlll, Dem., 1559; Creason, Dem., 1428. Sher iff, Weber, Rep., 2021: Grant, Dem., "2445. Auditor, Newcomb, Rep., 2335; Morisey, Dem., 936. Treasurer, Tittle, Rep., 251S; Case, Dem., 16SL Prosecuting Attorney, Krutz, Rep., 2452; McCaullay, Dem., 1823. School Superintendent, Jacobsen, Rep., 2448; Stephenson, Dem., 1503. No contest for Clerk, Auditor and Coroner. Commis sioners Republican. The rest of the state ticket Is carried by from 1500 to 1S00 ma jorities. Pacific County. SOUTH BEND. Wash., Nov. 9. (Spe cIaL) The election returns come In very slowly from outside precincts. Out of 25 prec&cts returns havo been received but from 13. arid some of these returns are Incomplete. No doubt exists as to It be ing a- Republican victory, from the Presi dent down, with the exception of County Auditor, which will be close. ' Following are the results or the returns received up to 5 o'clock: Roosevelt 483, Parker 104; Congressmen Rep., 400; Dem.. 60; Mead 785, Turner 513; Superior Judgo Elliott. Rep.. 706; Elliott, Dem., 542; Representative Twenty-sixth District, Williams-, "Rep., 720; Little, Dem., 550. 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