THC - REGOM -OWW JOURNA3L
REGONOr
ONE MIND
(Continued from Pag One.)
lacnlflcent victory In Oregon, and as-
urlng me t&at the result la moat grati-
ring both to the national committee and
to the president. . Telegrams of con-
iratulatlon are coming from all parte
f the state. Congressmen Williamson
ind Hermann nave wired us this morn-
lr. and many others have dona the
tame. The bualneaa men In this city
lave been ringing me up all the morn
ing, expressing their satiaiaction ana
fcommendlng the state committee lor its
nduct of the campaign.
"The people appreciate that young,
rigorous, honest man. Theodore Roose
velt. They did not want a change, for
Ihoy know from experience what that
leana The young men of Oregon ana
it the country have been ardent In their
kupport of Roosevelt They love a vig
orous fighter, and they nave rained to
lis standard.
Senator ml ton Surprised.
Senator Fulton waa one of the many
Hers at the Republican headquarters
ils morning. When asked what be
lought of the election, he replied:
"The victory Is so big tnat x naraiy
Inow yet what to thlajt of It It ex-
la all mv exDectatlons. although x
lever doubted that Roosevelt would be
lected. I thought that Parker would be
iten worse than Bryan was. but 1 aia
t look for such overwhelming majorl-
in the doubtful states. in Mew
Fork my estimate waa that Roosevelt
lould carry the state by to.uuu to ivv,-
10. but the f laures nave peen oouoiea.
ha most gratifying feature of the re
lit in Oregon is the evidence 01 me
ple's appreciation ox riooseveii anu
their gratitude for what ha has done
r the state."
That Is rlaht." chimed tn wnuney l.
Ihisa, chairman o the Republican coun
r central cumin lttest "I am proud of
inland and of Oregon, for the people
ive shown unmistakably their appre-
itlon of Roosevelt. The business men
ited for Jitm. I visited almost every
illlnavnlace In the city. and every where
Ifound the business men turning out to
te for the Republican nominee.
t,bb-"t Overwhelms Democrats.
In Democratic circles surprise la ex-
aned. not so much at tne aeieat.
Ihtch was not unexpected, but at the
-erwbelming vote rolled up Dy tne nm
l bit can. A very large element of the
trty has not been In sympathy with the
indidacy of Judge Parker, yat It waa
ipposed that this disaffection would
ircely lead to actual assertion ox uw
smocratlc standard. The returns In
state indicate, however, tnat a
ivy Democratic vote waa cast tor
OHVtt.
pT attribute the result largely to the
ir mu which has seised the American
ple." .said Alex Sweek. chairman or
i namoc ratio state central committee
toosevelt has been one of the leading
nnnents of the war policy, ana ne nas
ivocated a large standing army and a
Irg navy. This policy appealed to me
ion v and tney nave inaurieu n
leir votes. Then the Democrats have
Id no positive Issue. Their stana nas
tn too much or a negauva one.
it i v laaraa la esaantlal for success in
presidential campaign, and without it
Ithuaiasm may De lacaing. x "i
rnri,i at the defeat for all my In
r mat Ion led me to believe that Roose-
rould be elected, ana tnat ne woum
larra malorltv in Oregon."
One of the remarkable features of the
lection in Oregon, as in many of the
tern states, was the neavy socialise
yea, M: am. Is. Mountain, Republican,
11; Democrat 7. Nona iroreet orove.
Republican. ITT; Democrat, 48; Prohi
bition, yes. '77; no. IX. North Hllls
boro. Republican, lit; Democrat II;
Populist, IT; Prohibition, yea, 1; no. lit.
Reed villa. Republican. 110; Democrat
II: Prohibition, yea, 14; no. II. South
To rest Orove. Republican, 111; Demo
crat II; Prohibition, yea. Is; no. lit.
South HUlsboro. Republican. Ill; Demo
crat, II; Populist. T; Prohibition, yea,
II; no. 111. South Tualatin. Repub
pubUcan, 100; Democrat. 14; Prohibition,
yea, 40; no. TO. Washington, Republic
an. 107; Democrat. Ill Prohibition. yt
11: no. Tl. Wast Butte, Republican, 14;
Democrat IT; Prohibition, yea, It; no,
T4. Wast Cedar. Republican, 111; Dem
ocrat 11; Prohibition, yea. II; no, 10
At Forest arrive The result of the
election was as follows: North precinct
Roosevelt ITT, Barker 41. Swallow T,
Debs I. Watson a ; for prohibition TT,
against 111. In south precinct Roose
velt 1M. Parker tl. Swallow II, Deba
11, Watson T; for , prohibition l.
against 110. '
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Tote tn Xlatory of
.Oeeurty
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Albany, Or., Nov. I. The election in
Linn county yesterday resulted In the
biggest vote being cast here for the na
tional Republican ticket In the history
df the county, and the defeat, by a very
small majority, of the prohibition propo
sition. . Out of 10 precincts tn the county, II
reported up to this morning, showing!
an enormous vote ror tne itepuDiicau
ticket. Roosevelt having a pluralty over
Parker of 1,076 votes with only Rock
Creek, a small precinct having II votes,
te be heard from. This precinct Is be
lieved to be evenly divided, so that the
plurality of the Republican ticket win
be about Indicated.
Only a few of the precincts of the
county gave, their old-time Democrtlo
pluralities: Some of the strongest Dem
ocratic precincts went Republican yes
terday aa shown In the case of South
Seta, normally a strong Democratic pre
cinct, which gave Roosevelt IT. while
Parker had but 10. Similar defections
are noted throughout the county. Indi
cating tnat the followers of W. J. Bryan,
as early predicted, would not support
Parker, but Instead voted ror itooseveit.
The tight in this county yesterday was
largely on the prohibition question.
There was no talk of politics at the
polls, but in all parte of the county and
especially in this city, the local option
fight was waged fiercely. Ministers and
their supporters were at work, while the
saloon men and the business men of the
olty were also busily engaged In the
contest against local option. The result
la a bare victory for tne anii-pronini-tlonlsts.
By the narrow margin of 71
majority in the a preclnots reported,
the saloon men claim the victory, and
thin will be reduced some when the re
port from Rock Creek comes in, for there
last spring SS votes were caai it
option and only 17 against the measure.
ibition Loses
In Bvery Precinct
Toted On.
(fliMri.) nianatrh to The Journal. 1
llilllsboro, Or., Nov. I. Precinct
hverdam. Republican, o; Democrat,
Prnhihltlnn. vea. 14: no. 14. Beaver-
n. Republican, Iff; Democrat 111;
Inhibition, yes, si; no, . iiuxion.
Ibllcan, TO; Democrat 10; Prohibition,
i nn R2 Cornelius. ReDublican.
Id'; Democrat II; Prohibition, yea, 55,
I. 181. Columbia, KepuDllcan. it; uem
rat, II; Prohibition, yea, II; no. Tl.
klry. Republican, ill; Democrat 3:
loh ibition. yea, II; no. 111. Dllley.
Lpublican. 14; Democrat, 22. Beat
I. . . . i?o,,uHHnn fifi r Democrat. 18:
ohlbitlon. yea, lt no. Tl. Oale
eek. Republican, 101; Democrat II f
Inhibition, yes. II ; no, 77. uaaton. ne
Ibllcaa, Tl; Democrat 10; Prohibition.
Republican Hlectors by ZrfUWe Majority
Prohibition Loses la County.
(Special IMapatt'h to The Journal )
Moro. Or., .Nov. I. The county voted
Republican ejectors by a large majority.
imhihition lost the county by 160 votes.
x,.t lurrlad in Monkland bx 20 votes.
Rutledge By one vote, it lost in mqto
by one vote, and Grass Valley loot by 110
votes. . I '
OOX.tTMBZA.
oosev.lt Will Mave 1,100 Plurality
Prohibition Loses la County.
ifannrlal Diana teh to The J oar. 1.1
St. Helen, Or., Nov. I: Bight pre
clncta give Roosevelt ssw, faraer
Five preclncta not heard from. Roose
1 win fcaw.. 1 ion nluralltv in county
The Socialist vote is about the same as
the Democratic. Prohibition has loat In
the county by loo, posaiDiy carriea in
one precinct Tne vote waa iigau
DOTJOxxAI.
1,400 Majority for Booesvelt Prohlpl-
tloa BOSSS in County.
(pedal Dlapatrh to The Journal 1
Roseburar. Or.. Nov. I. Roosevelt car
ried Doufias county by a majority of
1,400. Deba in West Roseburg beat
Parker. The saloon district her Is
voted dry, and prohibition lost In the
county by 140 votes.
Prohibition Loses la All
Junction.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Eugene. Or., Nov..!. Twenty-seven
nreclncts out of 50 show a vote as fol
lows: Roosevelt, 2.878; Parker, 101
"Happy Is the
bride the sun
shines on,"
Thaf how the oM ejylt.g
me, but the un 1 not the
Sn7y ehtolng thing that do
llrhts a brio. . ,
go when you purchase wed
ding gifts for. your bride or
another com here.
SILVER. CTJT OLA 88 BR1C-
A-BRAC.
RICH JEWELBT AND PRE
CIOUS STONES.
WEDDINO BINOS ALL
BTTLBS.
ANWRIOHT-
l293nORPISON-5T
Deba, 110; Swallow, 170: Wttaon. II;
m ,ihiinin 1 117: aaainat 1.111. Re-
.inhi nroxiiwii to hear from will give
about the same proportionate vote. All
precincts wnere saiouns uut wmi wn
except Junction.
x am, tha nrnhlhitlonlsts
and their families gathered at the Ifeth-
-. . . . a. ihul
oaiat cnurcn jreiw x".
w l.orph!! their battalions
at the business element who stood for
an open town. A hundred or more little
boy and girl of the Sunday school pa
raded) the main street wim nn
lng ie legend, "Vote not for saloons
for u." The church women Jtept open
house and regaled their adherents with
coffee and sandwiches and decorated
them with white ribbons. The saloon
men kept the town absolutely dry, not
even opening tneir eawDiisnmemB in u
early morning. The vote la the largest
ever polled here. West Cottage XJrove
cast 105 votes, and east Cottage TJrove
451 a total 'of 757, being 61 tn excess
of the June election. Cottage Orove
goes It against prohibition. More than
100 railed to vpie on xue quwanou.
ad Prohibition Loses
BP Oood Majority.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
c.i.n, rir Ndt. 9 Heoorts from all
. SIm m tirAclnctH sm now In. but
some of those farther away are low
about reporting. Thirty-three out of
19 precgacts nave raporiau, '""
i)..,..n t sal dnri Parker 1.027. or a
majority of' 2,127 for the rough rider.
It 1 tnougnt mis majority win jr u
Increased to 1.200. The prohibition vote
stands 1,982 for and 3.121 against. The
splendid weather yesterday, together
with an interesting prohibition vote and
. .i.i.rminntiim to Indorse Roosevelt's
administration, caused the largest vote
ever polled m jaarion county to ua
cast.
Thousands gathered In Salem Iaat
night arid tarried until a late hour dis
playing great enthusiasm, nut only du-
letlna wnicn enciteo camri ana uivwuii
horns told of Roosevelt majorities.
Prohibition carriea in aanm, no. ,
North Silverton, Chemawa. Aumsvllle.
Liberty, Scotts Mills, and tne vote was
tied In several others, nut in some ut
them there Is no saloon, so there will
be no change.
BOYS' ClUVENEITES, OVERCOATS
AND SUITS
By excelling in the giving of values and by having the great stocks so that the needs of every customer are supplied to the
greatest satisfactJon, we have brought to this department during the past several weeks the heaviest business in its history.
Boys' Overcoats and Cravenettcs
mf
In about thirty effects, including the long loose swagger models
with belt and plain backs fancy mixtures and plain colors
sees 8 to 21 years.
6, $7.50, f8.50, flO, $12.50, fl5 to f20.
Youths' Collcac Suits
Fashions with those smart lines that are so much desired by the
swell chap of 14 to 21 years. Double and single breasted Suits,
in plain blue, black and fancy mixtures.
$ 8.50, $10, fl2.50 to 922.50.
Boys' Suits
Buster Brown, Norfolk, Sailor and Double Breasted, Knee Pants
models, largest selections and best values in town.
95 to 912.50.
Misses' Coats and Dresses, $7.00 to $15.00
t -
Indications point to Its defeat, but by
such a small vote that outlying returns
from camps composed of sheep and cat
tle men may reverse this majority.
rlCATXXIA.
Sla: Jrrecincta Are Dry end Bvery Pre
cinct Xa mepublican.
(Special Dla patch to 'The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or.. Nov. I. Incomplete
returns are that II out of II precincts
In Umatilla county give for prohibition
1.866 against 2.686. The following pre
cincts are dry: Freewater, Milton.
South Athena, Meacham, Encampment
and Duddock. Roosevelt's majority Over
Parker in 17 precincts 1 1,141. The
Republican electors carried every pre
cinct In the county. In OllUland pre
cinct the Socialist cast 10 vote and
Parker received none.
LIBOOLK.
Prohibition Close, With Indications Fa
voring Dry Element.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal )
Toledo, Or., Nov. I. With preclncta
unreported, it is estimated that Roose
velt will have a majority of 100. The
vote 1 close on prohibition and indica
tion are that prohibition ha won.
EYE ABUSE
Those tired, eye of your will
stand lot of abuse, yet there 1 a
limit to their patience and their
power.
Tou may worry along for quite n
"while, but there will come a time
when you will regret your present
Indifference. I will give you eye
advice and eye ease at moderate
cost.
J. H. KNICKERBOCKER, D. 0.
HBRDnO OPTOafBTTST.
807 Allsky Bldf. Phone Clay 40.
for prohibition, although the light
waa a closely contested one.
Five precincts of Hood' River subdi
vision go prohibition by 4 majority. - It
was a close fight and the only issue
here. Swallow' vote i equal that of
Parker UT The total vote cast waa
917, of which Rooaevelt get 151.
1 KS
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WATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
Before buying a Watch elsewhere get
our prices and find out that we are the
in tne city ror reuaoxv
cheapest place
watches.
UNCLE FRANKLIN
OA FIRST STREET
MiJCt to Wondmr Mttttnmm
(Special Dlapatrh to The Journal.)
Coqullle City. Or., Nov. I. Prohibi
tion waa loat in this county by a narrow
majority.
Daornr'
San Francisco, Nov. . There was a
sensational decline today of 3H point
In the stock of the Pacific States Tele
phone company, 101 being bid'
So Preclncte Carried by Ob Prohl-
rspeetkl Dispatch to tb JeeitiiKr-"
Klamath Falls, Or., Nov. I. Six out
of II precincts In thi county" give
Rooaevelt. 84; Parker. 1S; Debs, II:
Watson, 7; Swallow, I. Prohibition Is
believed to have lost.
(Special Dla patch to The Journal.)
La Grande. Or., Nov. . Fifteen out
of SO precinct of Union county give
Roosevelt 1.633. Parker 701. Roosevelt
will carry by between 1,100 and 1,200.
Prohibition will be defeated by S80 votes.
Summervllle. Alicel and Perry precinct
and La Grande precinct No. 4 went pro
hibition, but La Orande la against pro
hibition by 111 plurality.
OZxATSOP.
(apodal Dispatch to The Journal. )
Astoria, Or., Nov, . One hundred and
forty-five votes as against II carried the
prohibition measure in this county.
(pedal Dispatch to The Journal.)
Canyon City. Nov. . Returns are
yery alow coming In here and leave the
Prohibition question in doubt. So far
DO Y01 KNOW
THE GAME?
The good clothes game is a very easy one to learn,
and every man can excel in it. Queer game ; every
body who plays it right wins. If you'll drop into our
store we'll tell you all about it; put you next, as it
were ; get you on the inside of a Hart Schaffner C&
Marx Suit or Overcoat That's all there is to it
SUITS, RAINCOATS, OVERCOATS
$1150 to $30.00
The "Multnomah" $3.00 Hats
LEAD THEM ALL NONE BETTER FOR THE PRICE
si'WJ XBkvt s l iJm
Copyright 1904 b
Hut Schaffner 6- Marx
Sam'l Rosenblatt& Co.
Loads In ! Out of Twelve
(Special Dlapatrh to The Journal.)
vi rr na 1 Returns are Incom
plete and slow, owing to outlying dls
.u. a k.vlnv pnArta and the oro-
hlbltlon ticket aa voted tor under local-
option law Is incomplete.
JACXSOBT.
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.) '
' - rw Vnv 0 Thlrtoen
jacaauiiviu, w,., -'.. ....
hundred and ten votes against, and 1.200
VOte tor, Snow tne preauminniu
in the prohibition movement in this
county.
(pedal Dlapatrh to The Jooraal.)
n...n Cltv Wnr fi The Prohibi
tionists loet their Aght In this, county
bv an almost two to one vote. 1.M0
vote (tending "No" and 80 "Yes."
(Uperia! Dlapatrh to Th Journal.)
Condon. Or., Nov. 1. The anti-Pro
htbitlonlsts defeated that closely con
tested measure In this county by the
narrow margin of 4J vote.
(Special Dlapatrh to The Journal.)
BAM1 rir Kav ft. Althnuurh prohi
bition electors received some vote In
Wheeler county, the meeeure Itself was
lost.
TurmL.
(Sperial Dlapatch to The Journal.)
MrMlnnvllle. Or., Nov. . Until the
official count I made It cannot be defl
.iui aioiaul whether prohibition ha
carried or not In this county.
(Special rHapetrh te The Journal.)
Corvalna. Nov. t. Prohibition, which
wa th main local lasue In thl county,
carried by ftl vote for a againat S
opposed.
ovmaT.
(Special Dlapatrh tn The Journal.)
Gold Beach. Or.. Nov. . By II vote
majority from a total of It? cast. Curry
county carried the prohibition measure.
TXXJUaJgOOK.
(Special Dlapatch to The Journal.)
Tillamook. Nov. I. By a vote of 110
to Set th Prohibition law waa passed In
this county Jn yesterday's election.
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WAI.&OWA.
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION.
Following is the statement
of a doctor who puts truth
above so-called "profes
sional etiquette," and can
didly states his belief and
experience for the benefit of
the masses who may read it.
That man is Dr. C. P. SMITH, the most success
ful physician of Olean, N. Y.
"I wish to add my professional testimony to
the value of your English preparation, known
as Acker's English Remedy for Asthma, etc.
In several instances after I have tried my utmost
to give even relief, I have prescribed your rem
edy, and it has acted almost like a miracle, not
only relieving but permanently curing every one
of the patients. I endorse the above prepara
tion as one of the most valuable additions to the
practice of medicine."
(Signed) C. F. SMITH, M. D.
VaScaV lJ.aT
W VsxawawawawaaW .BBaTwawawaWaawaav"awawaalaw
(Sperial Dlapatch to The Journal )
Enterprise, Nov. . The Prohlbltlon
Ists lost In their attempt to bring that
measure Into effect In this county.
(Special Dlapatrh tn The Journal.)
HeppnAr. Or.. Nov. t. Indlostlone are
that the prohibition law was loet In Mor
row county.
WAflOO.
(Special Dlapatrh to The Journal.)
The Dalles. Or, Nov. . The prohi
bitionists failed to carry thla county
Such a frank endorsement as the above is phe
nomenal. Coming from so distinguished a mem
ber of the medical profession, it carries with it
an assurance which the public will be sure to
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this which make it possible to give the broad
guarantee that is a part of every sale of
ACKER'S
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