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THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1906". TOT J. He Leads by 1 17 Votes; Count Complete. BOURNE HAS 1813 PLURALITY Chamberlain Carries Multno mah by 330 Votes. SELLW00D PRECINCT WET Annexation of ' Adjacent Territory Adds 5000 to Portland's Popu lation Suffrage Amendment Defeated by 4170 Votes. (Continued Fom Face 1.) MtXT.VOMAH JUSTICR OP THE PBACK DISTRICT. For Justice of the Pence. St. Clarl. H L., Rep... 533 Vote on Annexation. Precincts 68. 69. 70 and 74 In Monta viila voted on 'the question of annexa tion to the City of-PortlanU. The vote follows; For. Against. 68 4 l. 69 18 39 70 ... 7 Totals 190 64 Majority for, 146. The question of allowing stock to run at large was voted on in Precincts 71 and 72, as follows: For. Against. 71 .- 34 129 Majority against, 95. 72 90 116 Majority against. 25. 18TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. For Representative. (Twelve to be elected.) Rcpublicnn Adams, L. H.. of Portland. 10.932 Bayer, J. C, ot Portland 11.648 Bcutgen. N. D.. of Portland 10.844 Heveridere Jos. W.. of Portland. .11.394 Burns. David C.. of Portland .... 1 1.1 73 Ciianin. Willurd H., of Portland .. 11.283 Coffev. John B., of Portland 11,744 DrlKcoll. Jonn. of Portland 11.724 Farrrll. Robert S.. ot Portland ... 1 1,467 Freeman. Frank F.. of Portland. .11.487 Nofthrup Harrv E., of Portland .. 1 1.557 W ilson. Robert W., of Portland. .. 11.208 Democratic Adams, W. P., of Portland 3.R68 Cahalin. K. II.. of Portland 4.342 Concannon. T. J., of Portland 3,650 Dannells. Jonn. of Portland 3,32 Kmerv. K. N., of Russellville. . . . 3.216 Gessell. K. A., of Portland 3.217 Koran. William, Of Portland 3.424 Hutcliln. George L-.. of Portland. .3. 852 King. Fred C. of Portland ...... 4.406 Kriedt. H. L.. of Portland 3.24) Swett. Inane, of Portland 4.367 Watson. D. M.. of Portland 3,719 XO VOTE ON SAUVIES ISLAND. Election Board Fails to Organize; Electors Disfranchised. Owing to the failure of the Election, Hoard to organise the voters of Precinct No. 83, Sauvie's Island, had no opportunity to CHt their ballots. There are but few voters In the precinct.. A difference of opinion arose as to the proper place for the polling place, 4n consequence of which two. of the election officers failed to ap pear Monday morning at the polls. The four who were on hand declared they had uo right to receive, ballots In the absence of the remainder of the board, so the voters of the precinct were disfranchised. This is the. third consecutive election that the voters of Sauvie's Island have had no opportunTty to cast their ballots owing to the fact that the election boards did not organize. THERMOMETER 20 FEET Supposed to Be the. Largest In the ' World. ."" Boston Transcript. -There are thermometers and ther mometers, but the largest one In the world attracted hundreds of people to Jaynes & Co.'s store at the corner of Summer and South streets, Monday. It is not wholly a show thermometer, however, for it works perfectly and marks the. variations in temperature just about as accurately as one of the pretty all-glass indicators. From top to bottom this gigantic thermometer measures 20 feet.' The mercury tube Is a little more than 16 feet In length, and one and one-fourth inches In dia meter. Ten tubes were broken by the makers, a Rochester, N. Y., concern, before they succeeded in producing this one. and the task involved great diffi culties. It was packed with care and every precaution to guard against breakage was taken when It was un packed and set up. When it was finally in place on the building the PRE CINCT. PRE CINCT. n 7! 241 41SI 217 2901 199 147 33Sl 48... 1651 '49 19S 1 50 2521151 254; !52 341! 53 374: 54 2201 55 213: 56 217) 57 285 j 158 2491:59 1951'60 2271161 .'.. 213iR2 264il63 249 64 243) 165 -v. 1M4 ,66 268 167 112 168 : 355 '69 2151 1 70 215 71 17V 72 273;!73 2311 74 3C6M75 i 104; 176 2S9-.77, 193: 78 165, 179 160::80 2571 81 '158 :S2 , 400' S3 103 84 437 85 206 ' 86 3101 87......... 3471 SS . 70! 89., 240 190 431 ii 46, Totals. 371 329 1K9 258 317 310 3K2 389 2 191 304 179 422 233 274 250 248 317 214 234 20 426 36 236 240 196 243 36 338 45 48 38 125 202 127 85 104 103 311 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14..... 15 16... ...-.'. 17 IS 19'. 2(1. 21 22 -.. 23 24 29 30 31 32., 33 34 35 St? 37 38 39 40 41.- 42 .-. 43 44 45 46 391 370 349 379 478 321 395 4:w 3201 4101 231 337 344 3:i9 519 234 3H2 297 244 2S7 265 317 242 301 290 332 357 320 251 310 151 347 222 19 624 130 465 Z.4l 258 225i 301 2KS 359 i 122! 2S4 254 212 181 22 279 8151 2i53l 38 35 531 lool 128 210 132 96 190 140 2o 357 106 476 63 98 2501 85 3S2 375! 721 32H 4!4 2;$i 40 123,366,19,466 WORD men In charge breathed a sigh of re lief. The graduated scale over which the tube Is conducted is the work of some of the experts sent here, from Rochester, the home of thermometers of ail clauses. The manufacturers of the big ther mometer say they know of no other anywhere that approaches it in size with the single exception of one at the World building. New York, and that is much smaller, in fact. Is only about half the size of the Summer street temperature recorder. UNITE MINERS0F WORLD Congress From AH aNtlons Plans Federation of Unlosn. LONDON. June 5. The seventeenth Miners' International Congress opened here today with: 119 delegates present, representing the United States, Great Britain. Germany Austria, France and Belgium. The American delegates are John P. White, president of the Miners Association, and T. D. Nicholls, district president of the anthracite union of Pennsylvania. Many members of the French Chamber of Deputies, the Reich stag and the Belgium Parliament are delegates. After a vote of sympathy with the suf ferers by the Qourrieres mine disaster, Clement Allen Edwards, Member of Parliament, delivered the address of welcome, to which Mr. White replied In behalf of the United States, emphasiz ing the opinion, which he said prevailed In America, that trade unionism will make little progress unless conducted on nternatioartl lines. The 'delegates discussed proposed amendments to the acts governing min ing, as moved by British, German and Austrian delegates. The suggestions in clude provisions for the greater safety of miners, stricter work by Inspectors chosen from among the miners and the prohibition of woman and child labor in the mines. The congress will continue In session until June 8 and wll discuss among other things the adoption of a uniform International card, to be issued when members of the, federation leave one country to work In another. The latter resolution stands in the name of the United States. CLEAN SWEEP IN WASCO. Republican Ticket Goes Through .From Top to Bottom. THE DALLES, Or., June 5. (Special.) Returns from the country precincts are so Incomplete tonight that no figures can be given upon yesterday's ' election. Suffi cient returns have been gathered, how ever, to Indicate the probable election of Bourne and Withycombe by small majori ties. Ellis, Benson and Dunlway carried the county by large pluralities. On the county ticket every Republican Is undoubtedly elected, with the exception of Justice of the Peace .and Constable. The Republican legislative ticket is also elected. The successful county nominees are: For the Legislature, J. F. Hendrick, of Cascade Locks, and P. W. Knowles, of Dufur: Sheriff, Levi Chrlsman: Clerk. Simeon Bolton; Treasurer, M. Z. Donnell; Commissioner, H. J. Hlbbard: Surveyor, A. W. Mohr; Coroner, C. W. Burget; Justice of the Peace, J. A. Douthlt; Con stable. J. H. Harper. The local option amendment has carried In the county, while equal suffrage has lost. A sharp fight was put up on Clerk and Treasurer, resulting In a reduction of the usual majorities for those two of fices. NO PROHIBITION IN POLK. ' Local Option Amendment Carried by Small Majority. DALLAS, Or., June 6. (Special.) Com plete returns in Polk County give: Governor Chamberlain 12SS, Withy combe 1189. Secretary of State Benson 1379, Sroat 855. Treasurer Matlock SS5, Steel 1411. Supreme Judge Eakin 1203. Halley 866. Senator Bourne 967, Geariri 1093. ' Figures on Attorney General and State Printer are not available,, but the Repub lican candidates have carried the county by pluralities exceeding 600 votes. The entire Republican county ticket is elected, with the exception of M. D. EIHs for Sheriff, who was defeated by J. M. Grant, Democrat. No definite returns have been received on the amendments, but it is known that woman suffrage has been overwhelmingly defeated, and it is believed that the local option 'amendment has carried by a small majority. Prohibition in the county was defeated by nearly 400 votes. The official count will be made tomorrow. MARION FAVORS CHAMBERLAIN Gearin Has a Big Majority Over Bourne for Senator. SALEM, Or., June 5. Thirty-three pre cincts complete of the.39 In Marion County give: Chamberlain 2732, Withycombe 2629: Benson 2806, Shoat 1657: Matlock 1475, Steel 3099; Eakin 2603, Hailey 1688; Craw ford 2911, Miller 1362; Dunlway 2843, Taylor 1290; Galloway 2071, Hawley 262S; Bourne 1947, Gearin 2582; Byrd (Joint Senator) 206O. Miller 2340. The entire Republican Legislative ticket has an average of 1400 majority, though Huckenstein, Democrat, will come within 400 of Simmons, the lowest Republican. All the Republican county officers are elected. Twenty-six precincts give. The refer endum, yes 152S, no 1882: for woman's suf frage 1730. against 2285; for local option amendment 1762, against 2232. The Barlow road bill is heavily beaten. The remain der of the laws and amendments carried. SILVERTON, Or., June 6. (Special.) South Silverton precinct gave Chamber lain 11 majority out of 137 votes cast and North Silverton gave Withycombe a ma jority of 18 out of 145 votes cast. Bourne carried both precincts by a small major ity and Hawley carried by a small ma jority. BENTON LOYAL TO PARTY. Good Majorities for Candidates on Republican Ticket. CORVALL1S, Or., June 5. (Special.) Practically complete returns in Benton give Bourne 932. Gearin 755, Hawley 982, Galloway 6S5, Withycombe 1116, Chamber lain 817. Benson, for Secretary of State, has a plurality of 358. Local option carried by 170. The amendment to the local option law was defeated by 323. The plurality against suffrage was 161. iOCAL OPTION IN MALHECR. Returns Indicate That County Will Be Dry. ONTARIO, Or., June 5. (Special.) The precincts of Vale, Ontario, Nyssa, Owyhee, Stone and Westfall give Bourne 403. Gearin 320: Chamberlain 459, Withycombe 453; Benson 490, Sroat 301; Ellis 380, Graham 284. The county will go Republican. Lo cal option in the county has probably carried. Engineers' Convention Adjourns. MEMPHIS. June 5. After a four weeks' session, the seventh biennial con vention of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers adjourned sine die this afternoon to meet in Columbus. O.. two years heace. CHAMBERLAIN IN BY OVER 2000 (Continued From Page 1.) but they are so nearly at hand as to make it practically certain that the Bourne lead will not be further reduced. ' Mr. Bourne is thus the people's choice for United States Senator; also the Re publican voters' choice, having been suc cessful in the April primaries. The num ber of Statement One members of the Legislature, elected Monday, Is 46, of whom 43 are Republicans and 3 Demo crats a majority of the entire body. In addition to these there are eight mem bers who have subscribed to the "Repub lican voters' choice" pledge, making a total of 54 who are thus under" obligation to vote for Mr. Bourne for United States Senator at the regular Legislative ses sion beginning next January. These mem bers are under the same obligation to vote for F. W. Mulkay, Republican, for the short Senatorial term, ending March 4,, 1907. Mr. Mulkay was successful in the popular election by & very large vote. The next Legislature will consist of 84 Republjcans and six Democrats. So far as the returns at hand indicate and they are practically complete not one Demo crat has been elected to the Lower House. Therefore the entire membership of that body will be made up of 60 Republicans. In the State Senate, 5 of the 15 new Sen ators are Democrats.. Three of the 6 Democrats, having subscribed to State ment No. 1, are under obligation to sup port Mr. Bourne, and Mr., Mulkey's the people's choice for the long and the short terms in the United States Senate. Three of the five new Democratic State Senators succeed Republicans. They are F. H. Caldwell, of Yamhill, who defeated Jesse Edwards: L. L. Mulit, of Jackson, who defeated E. T, Staples; and Joseph E. Hedges, of Clackamas, who defeated George C. Brownell. C. J. Smith, of Umatilla, and M. A. Miller, of Linn, both Democrats, are elect ed ,to succeed themselves. The one hold over Democrat In the State Senate is O. P. Coshow, of Douglas. Mr. Hawley's defeat of Mr. Galloway, In the race for Congress in the First Dis. trict, was accomplished after a contest waged with great activity on both sides. Mr. Galloway, Democrat, had the advan tage of unusual personal popularity and of a well-known name. He had, besides, the support of thre liquor Interests, which objected to Mr. Hawley, because of hl3 supposed affiliation with-the temperance element, and his connection with- the Methodist Church. These things succeed ed in reducing Mr. Hawley's plurality from the figures obtained by Mr. Her mann, two years ago, when the latter de feated Robert Veatch, Democrat, by 6800 BROWNELL LOSES CLACKAMAS Great Surprise Is Defeat of Republi can for Senator, OREGON CITY, Or., June ."-(Spe STATUS OF THE NEXT The next Oregon Legislatuie will contain six Democrats only, all of them in the Senate. . This will Be . the -smallest - Democratic repre sentation in many years. Of :the' 30 ' members of the State Sen ate, 14 are holdovers.. Of the 15 elected to the Senate this, year, seven signed Statement No. 1 and two pledged themselves to support the Repub lican voters' choice for United States Senator. Of the 60 members of the House, 39 signed Statement No. 1, and six pledged themselves to vote for the Republican voters" choice for United States Senator. In other words, since Bourne, a Republican, has received the popular vote, there are 54 members of- the Legislature . pledged to his support. It requires 46 to elect. The members of the next Legislature follow, the hold-over Senators being marked with an asterisk, the Statement No. 1 men by black-faced type and the Republican voters' choice men with two asterisks: SENATE. COUNTIES. REPUBLICAN. II Marlon J. N. Smith. T. B. Kay, F. J. Miller. I. U.. Bingham. Linn Linn and - Marlon lane . .. Douglas Douglas, Josephine and Lane Coos and Curry ,. Jackson Crook. Grant, Klamath Lake Benton Lincoln. Tillamook and Yamhill Polk .- Yamhill Clackamas Washington Columbia. Multnomah and Washington Clackamas and Multno mah - Multnomah ............ R. A. Booth J. S. Coke J. A. Laycock A. J. Johnson. G. S. Wright U. S. Loughary E. W. Haines" C. W. Hodson A. A. Bailer. D. J. Malarkey F. P. Mays Sig Sichel ft W. Nottingham P. C Beach H. T. gcholfleld. N. WheaJdon J. Bowerman W. G. Cole. Peter McDonald 10 11 1 13 14! 15 16 17' Clatsop .......... Wasco . . - Gilliam. Sherman and wheeler Morrow, Umatilla and I'nion Umatilla Union and Wallowa.... Baker, Harney and 231 24 j 23 Malheur J. N. Hart " HOUSE. 1 Marion Frank Davej. . J. H. Settlemetr. ' George Rodgers. '. ".. L. T. Reynold. J. T. Simmon. 2 Linn A. M. Holt. F. M. Brown. E. E. Upmeyer. m 31 Lane , Allen H. Katon. 1 B. A. Washburn. J I. Jf. Edwards. 4! Douglaa C. 8. Jiiekson. ? 1 - J. 8. Gray 51 Coos W. A. thaw. 6 Coos and Curry....;... Edw. Rockleff. 7 Josephine L. L. Jewell. 8 Jackson J. W. Perkins. . H. I). Knbll. 9 Douglas and Jackson. .. W. I. Vawter. 11 Polk ., R. H McCallon. 12 Polk and Lincoln B. F. Jone. 13 Yamhill J. W. Bones. F. A. Cram-ford. 14 Tillamook and Yamhill A. ti. Beals. 15 Washington B. F. Purdy. W. N. Barrett. W. K. Newell. 16 Clackamas ('.;. Huntley. L. E. Joue. C. H. Bye. 17 Clackamas and Multno mah 3. V. Campbell. IS Multnomah L. H. Adams, i. C. Bayer. N. D. Beutgen J. W. Beverlda-e. I. C. Burns. W. H. Chapin J. B. Coffey. John Driscoil. - Robert 8. Farrell. F. F. Freeman H. E. Northup R. W. WH'on 19 Clatsop Asmus Brix. J. C. McC'ue. -20r Columbia E. T. C'onnell. 21 Crook. Grant, Klamath H. P. Belknap. and Lake G. H. Merryman. 22 Morrow and Umatilla.. W. M. glusher. 23 Umatilla C. W. Steen. C. A. Barrett. ' 24 Union and Wallowa J. H. Dobbin. 23 Baker Walter Moore 2rt Union 8. R. Haworth. 271 Harney and Malheur. . . G. L. King. 2S Gilliam. Sherman and B. F- :PJke. I Wheeler R. N. Donnelly. - 291 Wasco .t. Hendricks. I P. W. Knowles. Hold-over Senators. Republican voters! -choice. cial.) By a majority closely approxi mating 500, State Senator George C. Brownell has been defeated for re election to the State Senate by Joseph Eugene Hedges, the Democratic candi date. This was the real surprise of yesterday's electiorl in Clackamas Coun ty; not so much a surprise that the recognized leader of Clackamas County politics for the last 13 years had been defeated, but that the majority by which, he was defeated should be so large, exceeding as it does by about 300 votes, the most sanguine predictions of the successful candidate and his friends. Several causes contributed to the de feat of Senator Brownell, and his en forced retirement from political activ ity in this county at this time. His prominence and ability as a legislator have never been questioned, but in the campaign that closed with yesterday's election the Senator's shortcomings were thoroughly exposed to the voters by the two county papers, while noth ing of credit was said for what he has accomplished in matters of legislation in the Interest of his constituency. Tho Impression prevailed that Brownell has not been doing what he might do for the people of his county, and his con nection with corporations was a fur ther consideration that cost him many votes. With an Indictment hanging over his head, charging a crime against the Government, Senator Brownell was also handicapped, and to this he largely attributes his defeat. The Senator was visited today by a great many voters, he said in an interview, who assured him that, while they are still with him, they did not feel that they could con sistently confer any further honors on him until the Cloud that has been enst over his political career by the pending indictment had been cleared up. It was for this reason alone, claims tho Senator, that he was defeated. The defeat of Senator Brownell was made possible by a most substantial defection in the. Republican ranks in the county. According to the registra tion, there are 3600 Republicans in the county, as against 800 Democrats, with about 601 Socialists, Prohibitionists and independents. Brownell's total vote will be about 1730, while Hedges polled more than 2100. Complete unofficial returns from 34 out of 39 precincts in the county give the following: Bourne 19767: Gearin 1752. Paget 156. Simola 188. Galloway 1862. Green 95, Haw ley 2015. Amos 56. Barzee 142. Chamber lain 2223. Withycombe 1811, Benson 2242. Brown 251. McDaniel 95. Sroat 1069, Butler 76. Cook 211, Matlock 906. Steel 2310. Bright 111. Eakin 2023. Miller 1348. Rutherford 96. Ackerman 2289, Hosmer 368, Sheak 152, Cooper 234. Dunlway 2189. Hawk 96, Tay lor 1037. Hoff 1932, Richards 1077. Referendum appropriation bill, 807 for. 746 against; equal suffrage, 976 for, 1216 against; local option amendment, 652 for and 1071 against. On the county ticket, Hedges, Demo crat, defeats Senator Brownell for re election by more than 600 majority. The vote on Sheriff and Clerk Is close and may require the official vote to decide. All but two precincts unofficially give Beatle for Sheriff 2032 against 1991 for Maddock. For Clerk, the same precincts give Greenman 2030 and Latourette 19S0. BOURNE BEHIND IN GRANT. Republican County Ticket Elected With One Exception. CANYON CITY, Or., June 5. (Spe cial.) Chairman J. E. Marks, of the Republican Central Committee, gives out the following election returns from 17 precincts out of 21: Chamberlain OREGON LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC. M. A. Miller. O. P. Coshow L. L. Mulit. F. H. Caldwell. J. E. Hedges. C. . Smith. 705, Withycombe 576. Sixteen precincts show: B&urne 605, Gearin 623; Benson 613, Sroat 289; Matlock 292, Steel 585; Eakin 759, Hailey 399; Crawford 621, Miller 260; Ackerman 702, Duniway 613, Taylor 339; Hoff 656; Ellis 770, Graham 362: Mulkey 683; Belknap 641, Merryman 359. Appropriation, yes 277, no 163; suf frage, yes 423, no 502; local option, yes 371, no 381. . The entire Republican county ticket is elected except the Clerk, who failed by 60 majority. COLUMBIA IN REPUBLICAN LINE Handsome Pluralities Are Given Re ' publican Candidates. ST. HELENS, Or., June 5. (Special.) Complete returns on Governor and United States Senator, and with practi cally complete returns on all other counts In Columbia County, the follow ing results are shown: Governor Amos 66, Barzee 75, Cham berlain 711, Withycombe 874; Withy combe's plurality, 163. Secretary of State Benson 9 78. Brown 153, McDaniel 05, Sroat 249; Benson's plurality, 727. State Treasurer Butler 88, Cook 143, Matlock 239, Steel 1018; Steel's plural ity, 779. Supreme Judge Bright 93, Eakin 964, Hailey 275, Robins 139; Eakin's plurality, 6S9. Attorney-General Brix 133, Crawford 984, Miller 276, Rutherford 87; Craw ford's plurality, 708. Superintendent of Public Instruction Ackerman 1060, Hosmer 185; Acker man's plurality, 875. State Printer Duniway 1002, Hawk 75, Taylor 258, Cooper 152; Duniway's plurality, 744. Labor Commissioner Hoff 881, Rich ards 211; Hoff'a plurality, 670. United States Senator, short term Gould 104, Mulkey 1011, Stevens 213; Mulkey's plurality, 798: United States Senator, long term Bourne S07. Gearin 616, Paget 81. Si mola 122; Bourne's plurality, 391. Congress Ellis 887, Graham 234, Paul 125, Stone 83; Ellis' plurality, 653. Representative in State Legislature E, T. Connell 1005, W. E. Fullerton 608; Comiell's plurality, 397. Prohibition carried in Auburn, Api ary, Deer Island, Warren and Union precincts, but not in the county as a whole. St. Helens and Houlton are in Union precincts, and there are four saloons that will be compelled to close their doors next month. The local-option amendment was de feated in the county by 80 votes. The woman suffrage amendment was lost. SMITH FOR BOURNE. Democratic Senator Says He Will Follow Letter of Statement No. 1. PENDLETON, Or.. June 5. (Special.) The total votes for state offices in Uma tilla County, so far as counted, follow. There are two or three small precincts to hear from. Bourne 1675, Gearin 1593, Paget 163, Sim ola 147; Gould 447, Mulkey 2269, Stevens 402; Amos 111, Barzee 117; Chamberlain 1817, Withycombe 1712; Bright 129, Eakin 1706, Hailey 1797, Bobbins 218: Benson 2005. Brown 196. McDaniel 182, Sroat 1065; But ler 221. vook 162, Matlock 993, Steel 1705; Ackerman 2117. "Hosmer 312. Sheak 271; Brix 163, Crawford 1876, Miller 1111, Ruth erford 187. Cooper 156. Dunlway 1711. Hawk 176. Taylor 1055; Hoff 2068. Richards 474; Ellis 2624, Graham 890, Paul 233, Stone 185. The county ticket went Republican, with the exception of Sheriff and Senator T. D. Taylor and C. J. Smith, both being re elected, the first by an overwhelming ma jority. T. P. Gilliland was elected County Judge over the Democrat, G. A. Hartman. by one vote. Dr. C. J. Smith, Democrat, who was elected to the Senate from Umatilla Coun ty, when asked tonight, said he had signed Statement No. 1, and would vote for Jona than Bourne,' Jr.. for United States Sen ator in the Legislature. CHAMBERLAIN WINS IN BAKER Gearin Has a Large Plurality Over Bourne for Senator. BAKER CITY, Or., June 5. Complete returns of election In this county tonight, except three small precincts, give the following figures: Chamberlain 2063, Withycombe 1424, Ben son 1782, Sroat 1322. Steel 1818, Matlock 1356. Eakin 1962, Hailey 1330. Crawford 1803, Miller 1296. Ackerman 2328. Duniway 1752, Taylor 1313. Hoff 2163, Richards 910, Ellis 1711, Graham 1509, Mulkey 2117, Gear in 1761, Bourne 1393. Joint Senator Hart, Republican, 1922; Saxton, Democrat. 1563. Representative Moore, Republican, 1687; Breck, Democrat, 1503. . Circuit Judge Smith, Democrat, 1871; Drowley, Republican 1802. Sheriff Rand, Democrat, 2173; Snow, Republican, 1224. DEMOCRATS CAPTURE KLAMATH Bourne Runs Even With Gearin; Withycombe Ahead of Chamberlain. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 6. (Spec ial.) Complete unofficial returns from eight of 12 precincts in Klamath County give: Bourne 477, Gearin 491, Hawley 444. Chamberlain 569, Withycombe 611, Ben son 595, Sroat 418, Matlock 399, Steel 541, Eakin 521, Hailey 386, Crawford 538, Mil ler 579, Dunlway 480, Taylor 457. The Democrat county ticket won by majorities ranging from 10 to 200, except ing Sheriff, Treasurer and Surveyor. Returns not made on amendments, but that for local option change seems to have been defeated and the vote is large against woman suffrage. JOSEPHINE VOTES STRAIGHT. Precincts Yet to Be Heard From Will Increase Majorities. GRANT'S PASS, Or., June B.-(SpeciaI.) Four precincts are as yet uncounted in Josephine County; they are all Republican and will Increase the majorities some what. The majority for Withycombe is 100, Bourne 300, Hawley 275, other Repub lican candidates from 300 to 800. The Republican county ticket Is all elected but County Judge, Sheriff and Treasurer. Woman's suffrage has a ma jority of 200. The local option amend ment lost by 300. The appropriation car ried by 500, and the Barlow road lost. All the others carried. BOURNE IS AHEAD IN UNION. Unofficial Count Also Gives Majority to Chamberlain. LA GRANDE, Or., June 5. (Special.) The unofficial count of Union County gives Chamberlain 1490, Withycombe 1268, Bourne 1237, Gearin 1211. The remainder of State and Congressional ticket is car ried by the Republicans by 150 to 200. Republicans elect the county ticket, ex cept Sheriff, Coroner and Surveyor. Rothchiid. Democrat, has a lead of 20 votes over Ha-worth. Republican,- as mem ber of the Legislature. SENATOR CLOSE IN JACKSON. Republican and Democrat Have a Hot Race. ASHLAND, Or.,- June 5. (Special.) Un official returns from all but five precincts of Jackson -County give: Chamberlain 1324, Withycombe 1502, Galloway 1090, i Hawley 1432, Bourne 1373, Gearin 1140. Ben son 1739, Sroat 930, Eakin 1570. Hailey 1020. Ackerman 1978, Hosmer 47S, Duniway 1622, Taylor 951. Les scomplcte returns on woman suf frage amendment show 1010 in favor against 892; local option amendment, 6S5 for, 1233 against; appropriation bill, yes 1061, no 1S1. The entire Republican county ticket In Jackson County is elected by considerable majorities, except Senator, which is yet In doubt with Mulit, Demo crat, leading Staples, Republican, by about 20 votes, which may be changed by complete returns. DEMOCRATS GET LINN. Chamberlain and Gearin Have Big Pluralities. ALBANY. Or., June 5. (Special.) Com plete vote for Linn County: Chamberlain 2385, Withycombe 1865. Benson 2180, Sroat 1751. Steel 2185, Matlock 1714, Eakin J012. Hailey 1891, Crawford 2133, Miller 1724. Ackerman 2750, Duniway 2160, Taylor 1657, Hoff 2550. Galloway 2058, Hawley . 2006, Bourne 1577, Gearin 2248. Frank J. Miller, Republican nominee for State Senator for Linn and Marlon, carried Linn over W. H. Byrd by a ma jority of 643. Milton A. Miller, Democrat, was re-elected to the State Senate over George W. Wright by 849. F. M. Brown, Arthur M. Holt and E. E. Upmeyer, all Republicans, were elected Representa tives. D." S. Smith, Democrat, won out by 156 votes over Sheriff R. L. White in the hot fight for Sheriff. Republicans elected J. W. Miller, Clerk; Grant Froman, Recorder; James Elklns, Treasurer: Hugh G. Fisher, Surveyor; William Fortmlller, Coroner. The vote on commissioner Is a tie between O. H. Russell, Republican, and H. R. Powell, Democrat. Llnn County has gone dry by 448 majority. Vote on local option amend ment: Yes, 1572: no, 2569. On equal suf frage amendment: Yes, 1742, no, 2142. Vote not complete on other amendments. BOURNE SAFE IX MORROW'. Republicans Successful by Large Ma jorities. HEPPNER, Or., June 5. (Special.) Complete returns from every precinct in Morrow County show the following result: United States Senator, Bourne 699, Gearin 399. Mulkey 739; Governor, Chamberlain 632, Withycombe 529; Su preme Judge, Eakin 606, Hailey 423;' Secretary of State, Benson 681, Sroat 259; State Treasurer, Matlock. 294, Steel 638; Superintendent of Public In struction, Ackerman 771, Hosmer 164; Attorney-General, Crawford 670, Miller 260; State Printer, Duniway 672, Taylor 814; Commissioner of Labor, Hoff 752, Richards 242; Congress, Ellis 647, Gra ham 312; Circuit Judge, Bean 603. Stillman 495: Joint Senator, Cole 617. Pierce 368; Joint Representative, Gay 213, Slusher 672. E. M. Shutt for Sheriff and W. O. Hill for Clerk, Republicans, are elected on tho county ticket by big majorities. E, G. Noble for County Treasurer, Democrat, is elected by a large ma jority. F. M. Griffin for Commissioner and Victor Heath for Surveyor, Repub licans, are elected Prohibition is de feated by a majority of 62 votes. Equal suffrage is defeated by a good-sized majority. HAW LEY GETS WASHINGTON. Bourne Has Nearly Four Hundred Over Gearin. H1LLSBORO, June 5. (Special.) Un official returns for Washington County give Withycombe a majority of 81. The vote complete is: Bourne 1512, Gearin 1169, Withycombe 1475, Chamberlain 1444. Haw ley 1415, Galloway 1081. The three Republican candidates- for the Legislature were elected by majorities from 500 to 800. It is impossible to give any returns on the amendments, as none were brought In. The local option amend ment, however, failed to carry, and the equal suffrage measure suffered an over whelming deefat. Clerk Godman will make the official count tomorrow. GEARIN CARRIES SHERMAN. But Republicans Otherwise Make a Clean Sweep. MORO, Or., June 5. (Special.) Com plete returns from Sherman County give the following pluralities: Mulkey 453, Gearin 69, Ellis 300, Benson 248, Steele 308, Eakin 198. Crawford 292, Ackerman 681, Dunlway S17, Hoff 461. Donnelly and Pike, Republicans, are elected from the Twenty-eighth Repre sentative District. Republicans make a clean sweep In county officers. The act appropriating money by the Legis lature for the Insane asylum, etc., was approved by 260 majority. The following amendments have car ried by majorities: Providing method of amending1 constitution, etc., 123; giving cities power to enact and amend their charters, 211; to allow state print ing to be regulated by law, 430: as to local and special laws, 125; to prohibit free passes, 277; as to sleeping-cars, etc., 481; requiring express companies to pay an annual license, 481; prohibi tion carried In the county by 179 ma jority. BAKER IS FOR CHAMBERLAIN Democratic Candidate Has About 700 Plurality. BAKER CITY. Or., June 5. (Spe ieal.) Count of 36 precincts of the 40 in Baker County shows that the county went Republican as to state offices with the exception of Governor and Senator. The district and county of fices went to the Democratic party witn the exception of Joint Senator, Hart being elected. Moore for Repre sentative, Crop for Commissioner and Foster for Surveyor were successful. The vote for. Governor shows that Chamberlain received 2054 votes and Withycombe 1358. For Senator, Gearin received 1766 and Bourne 1329. For Representative in Congress, Ellis re ceived 1591 and Graham 1459. For Secretary of State. Benson received 1849 and Sroat 1355. This county has been conceded to be more than 400 Re publican, and the outcome of the elec tion is a great surprise to everybody. TILLAMOOK IS FOR BOURNE. Chamberlain Runs About Even With , Withycombe. TILLAMOOK, Or.. June 5. (Special.) With four precincts to hear from, the re sults are: Bourne 330, Gearin 221; Chamberlain 363, Withycombe 366; Galloway 241, Hawley 373. The rest of the state Republican ticket is elected by pluralities of about 300. Tillamook voted to remain dry by 100 majority. 7 GEARIN IN LEAD IN DOUGLAS - Withycombe Has Less Votes Than Chamberlain. ROSEBURG, Or., June 5. (Special.) Complete returns from all precincts in Douglas County, except Gardiner and Bohemia, show the following as the result: Chamberlain 1792, Withycombe 1801, Ben son 2034,- Sroat 877, Matlock 1057, Steel 1698, Eakin 1763, Halley 1088, Crawford 1640, Miller. 928, Ackerman 1S22, Duniway 1766, Taylor 1047, Galloway 1124, Hawley 1966, Bourne '1582. Gearin 1665, Hoff 1959, Mul key 2010; District Judge, Harris 2166; Hera are some things the OREGON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK does: Pay 4 per cent interest on savings and 2 per cent on checkings account. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS from 5 to 8 o'clock to receive deposits and payxhecks. A general Banking, Trust and Sav ings Business. Rent Safety Deposit Boxes for $4, $5 and $6 per year and up. Act ' as trustees for estates, cor porations and individuals. OREGON TRUST 6 SAVINGS BANK Portland, Oregon, Corner Sixth and Washington Streets. W. H. MOORE, President. E. E. LYTLE. Vice-President. W. COOPER MORRIS. Cashier. Open Saturday evening, 5 to 8 o'clock. Joint Representative, Brower 668, Vawter 1951. Republicans elected the entire county ticket, except Quant, for Clerk, who is defeated by Agee by over 700, and Thomp son, for Judge, who Is defeated by Wenai cott by 500. Hammitte, Democrat, is elected Coroner, but had no opponent. Reports on the local option amendment and woman suffrage Indicate that the former is defeated and the latter car ried by small majorities. CLATSOP VOTES FOR BOURNE Local Option Carries in Precinct Containing Brewery. ASTORIA, Or., June 6. (Special.) Complete unofficial returns from all the precincts in Clatsop County show Governor Amos 67. Brazee 133. Chamberlain 1299, Withycombe 1049. Secretary of State Benson 1543, R. C. Brown 283, McDaniel 159, Sroat 466. State Treasurer Butler 96, Cook 302, Matlock 589. Steel 1416. Supreme Judge Bright 79, Eakin . 1390, Hailey 908, Robblns 239. Attorney-General Brix 261, Crawford 1403, Miller 672, Rutherford 85. Superintendent of Publio Instruction Ackerman 1823, Hosmer 299, Sheak. 104. State Printer Cooper 243, Duniway 1558, Hawk 67, Taylor 671. Labor Commissioner Hoff 1671, Rich ards 472. Representative in Congress Ellis 1410, Graham 5S6, Paul 255, Stone 92. United States Senator to fill vacancy Gould 144. Mulkey 1539, Stevens 411. United States Senator Bourne 1258, Gearin 839, Paget 66, Simola 249. With the exception of Trenchard, for Counts Judge, and Pohl, for Coroner, the entire Republican Legislative and county tickets are elected. Prohibition carried In Astoria lk Precincts and 7, and In John Day, Precinct 1. The local brewery Is lo cated in the first-named precinct. No figures are obtainable regarding the vote on woman suffrage,' local op tion or any of the amendments, as, ex cept in a few precincts, they were not reported In the unofficial returns. RUN NECK AND NECK IS LANE Lead of Bourne Over Gearin for Sen ator Is Very Small. ' EUGENE, Or.. June 5. (Special.) Re turns from 40 of the 60 precincts in Lane County give: Chamberlain 2241, Withy combe 1977; Benson 2132. Sroat 1070; Haw ley 2014, Galloway 1634; Bourne 1728, Gearin 1704; Matlock 1606, Steel 2230. . The Legislative Republican ticket is elected by good pluralities. The county offices all go to Republicans but the Sheriff. Fiske wins this by over 104 majority. Douglas and Edwards, for Com missioner, very close. Lane goes dry by 344 majority, with about 350 more votes to be counted. The suffrage amendment Is quite even, and the local option amendment is lost. The vote is very light, about 100 less in the county than two years) ago. LOCAL OPTION LOST IN GILLIAM Bourne and Chamberlain Are the Favorites. CONDON. Or., June 6. (Special.) The figures so far are: Mulkey 500; Bourne 4S7. Gearin 386; El lis 396, Graham 240; Chamberlain 508, Withycombe 411; Benson 389. Sroat 213; Matlock 209. Steel 419: Aitkin 268. Halley 278; Crawford 611, Miller 298; Dunlway 319. Taylor 208; Hoff 316. Richards 30. Suffrage and local option are lost by 75. The Republicans have elected the County Treasurer, Clerk. Commissioner and Representative. The Democrats have elected the Judge, Sheriff and Surveyor. PROHIBITION IN YAMHILL. Pluralities Are Given Gearin and Chamberlain. McMINNVILLE, Or., June 5. (Spe cial.) The final returns, with only one precinct to hear from, give pluralities as follows: Chamberlain for Governor. 121; Gearin for Senator, 104; Galloway 104, Beals 500. The Republicans car ried the entire county ticket with the exception of Sheriff and Commissioner. With one precinct to hear from, pro hibition carries by 251. JACKSON VOTES REPUBLICAN Bourne and Withycombe Are Given Good Majorities. JACKSONVILLE, Or., June 6. (Spe cial.) Complete returns from all the precincts except one give: Chamber lain 1402, Withycombe 1572; Benson 1987, Sroat 1128; Matlock 1111, Steel 1836; Eakin 1804, Halley 1228; Craw ford 1939, Miller 1018; Dunlway 1895, Taylor 1219; Bourne 1596, Gearin 1377. The county is Republican, except that the vote on State Senator is very close, with probably a Democratic victory. GEARIN IS AHEAD IN CROOK. Chamberlain Will Carry the County by 160 Votes. PRINEV1LLE, Or., June 5. (Special.) Woman suffrage Is beaten In Crook County. Chamberlain, for Governor, will carry the county b 160 votes. Gearin leads Bourne by 80 votes. There are three or four precincts Tret to be heard from, but It Is expected -that everything with the exception of County Clerk will go Republican in the county. The race for Sheriff is very close. The local option amendment carried. CARD OF THANKS. T desire to extend to the many friends and acquaintances my sincere thanks for their sympathy and generous acts of kind ness and attention during the sudden H ness and death of my late husband. MRS. J. B. BALDWIN.