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PAOE FOUH AN 1DKI'KNIENT NEWBPAPEE. KiHT OliM,o.Mi.N ILbLlhUINO CO. Official County Paper. ftlrntM-r l altod ITtaa AaaocUUoa. Katrf4 at tbt txatofrvr at Ptodlttaa, Oragoa. at aroood clua Bill atattcr. ON HAI.K IN OTUEH CITIES. Iib(i1iI Hotel .Neaa ttuad, 1'ortlaad. bvaican Nr Co. Portland, Orcgoa. UN MLK AT Ct.tFO Hnrcaa. Vr Kwurlty Palldlnf. Vtanliint'tfiu, U C, llorau, but, four tataU urert, N. W. HIT.SCRMTION BATES. Pallr. tj mall $3 00 111;, u uinoth. by aiall 3.50 luiy, ttiw monitt, by mall 1.25 wily, one Bsiti. by mail -f0 Iwl'y, on. jr. by carrier T -.') I:iy, an oxiDilit. by raniw I 7 J Ially, tl.rr-r m.niiL. by rarrlar I H Iiaily. our uuoth. by rarrier 4 luml Wk!y. oor yrar by nail 150 roil W wkij, an nobtha, by mill 71 total Wark.y, four nnxitca. by mall... .40 Turn from the shadows of dark night From the Ioss In the Winning of the fight. Turn to the Light to the liv- Ir.K Light Of ;..l's unclouded Morning! Atlanta Constitution. TO Till: IlKIGHTLK DAY. I. World turn 'round to the bright er day, Smile the clouds of war away From home where the broken hearted pra Turn to the light of morning! II. i DAILY EAST 0KEG0XIAX, rEXDLETOX, OREGON". WKDXKSDAV. XOVEMRKT? 4, 1914. EKJTTT PAGES ELECTION RETURNS Continued from Page Three) Ow'.r.c to the large vote caat and the l. riffihy ballot the count in Ore gon Is lar from com Tbe Section, plete aa yet but the returaa during the forenoon Indicate the state haa gone dry. that Chamberlain ia reelected senator and Ijr. W'lthycombe la to be tbe next governor. From the eastern states the re turns are far more complete owing to the difference In time and the ue of Toting machines. The eastern re turns Indicate the democratic major ity In the senate will be Increased while the majority In the house may be reduced. Is Important guberna torial fiirhta the honors are divided between the two big parties. M&ssa chu.v tts elects a democratic governor and Michigan seems to have done the tame. Whitman, republican, leads In New York over Glynn, the bene flclary under the removal of Sulzer It is apparent that both houses of congress will remain democratic thus assuring President Wilson In control and the continuance of the Wilson policies. Ordering the Federal P.eserve Banks to begin business Nov. It, Secretary McAdoo is fully Justl- Courage In fied by conditions and Tbe Treasury, not In the least sen saUonaL With the approval of the Federal P.eerve Board, be anticipates the opening ar ranged by the directors by only four teen days. Time is valuable, but of more importance at this moment Is the exhibition of courage and energy in high places. There has been no hurry in put ting the new banking and currency law into effect, and yet since Aug. 1 there have been many reasons for haste. The bill was signed by the president Dec. 23 last Some un avoidable delays have been met, but since the organization of tbe locul boards of managers cot a day should have been lost needlessly In putting the system into operation. Although we are changing our fi nancial leadership In a period of grt-at stress and uncertainty, we are embarking upon no wild experiment. In place of a control centered In the bands of a few powerful individuals, we are now to have banking and cur rency truly national ih scope. The wealth and enterprise of the people are no longer to be manipulated. They are to . be used legitimately In sup port of coin as the solid foundation of currency and credit. Where there Is so much timidity, much of it without Justification, and t-o much political panic-breeding, all of It unwarranted, the administration has no higher duty than to proceed boldly with the treat reform lnau guratrd nearly a. year ago. War in Eu rope has afflicted us more than It vhuuld have done. We have at hand an Instrumentality that will enable us to save ourselves and to be of service to the world. It wus created for Just such an emergency as this. The re storation of our commerce and In dustry depends upon the vigor with which we use It. New York World. J No. 43 lYmllrton. t-ongrrmiman Cleaver, 74: Evans, 17; Sinnott, 1J4. Senator Booth, 7; Chamberlain, 110; Hanley, t. Governor Smith. 10S; U'Ren. 4 Withycombe, 141. upreme Juaticea Bean, 111; Ben son. 1U; Crawford. 7; Galloway, 6 J; Harris. 110; Mcllrlde. Ill: Itamsev. Ct; Slater, (5. Joint Senator Barrett. 1!4: Scott. 1T7. Senator Brownell, IJ; Burgess lit. Joint Representative Bishop. 106: Stanfield. 141. Jtepresentatlve Hinkle. US; Ra rer. 14: Simmonn t- Tvl,r 11? Co. Judge Gilliland. ; Marsh, lit Sheriff Mann. 71; Taylor. 115. Co. Clerk Frailer, it; Stllng. 142. Co. Treas Bradley, i;s; Hawks 79. Surveyor Bradley. 130; English. 0. Coroner Brown, 107; Womboush. 135. Commissioner Cockburn. 141: Hodgen, 71. Justice of the Peace Berkeley. SS: Parkes, 1(. Constable Heathman. 68: Smart. 125. No. 8 Columbia. Congressman Cleaver 41, Evans 13. Sinnott S. Senator Eooth 17, Chamberlain 4 5 Hanley t. Governor Smith 60, UT.en 2. Withycombe 19. Supreme Justices Bean 44. Benson 34. Crawford 25, Galloway 37. Harris 31, McBride J7, Ramsey it, Slater 22. Joint Senator Barrett 35, Scott 50 Senator Brownell. 49, Burgess 28. Joint representative Bishop 48. Stanfleld 35. Representative Hinkle 35, Rltner 46. Simmons 38, Taylor 42. County Judge Oiillland 14, Marsh 51. Sheriff Mann 30, Taylor 63. County Clerk Frazier 3-4, Sallng 42 Treasurer Bradley 64, Hawks 26. Surveyor Bradley 37, English 38. Coroner Brown 39, Wombaugh S3 Commissioner Cockburn 44, Hod' gen 36. Justice of the Teace Berkeley 46 Parkes 15. Constable Heathman 31. Smart 74. Eight hour law Yea 17, No 64. Prohibition Yes 67, No 16. 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Evans 11. Senator Bcownell 11, Burgess 23 Sinnott 17. Senator Booth 17, Chamberlain 17. Governor Smith 16, TTRen 24, Withycombe 25. Supreme Justices Bean 28. Benson 16, Crawford 13. Galloway 16, Harris 15, McBride 15, Ramsey 7, Slater 9. Joint senator Barrett 18, Scott IS. Senator Erownell 11, Burges 23. Joint representative Bishop 13, Stanfleld 21. Representative Hinkle 15, Ritner 17. Simmons 14, Taylor 17. County Judge Gilliland 16, Marsh 19. Sheriff Mann 8. Taylor 29. County clerk Frazier 13, Salln 21 Treasurer Bradley 28, Hawks 7. Surveyor Bradley 21. English 12 Coroner Brown 14, Wombaugh 18 Commissioner Cockburn 12, Hod gen 22. Justice of the peace Berkeley 46, Parkea 95. Constable Heathman 31, Smart 71 Eight hour law Yes 1. No 31. Prohibition Yes 14, No 20. 41. McBride 41. Ramsey 22, Slater II. Joint senator Barrett 61, Scott 46. Senatoi Brownell 34, Burgess 60. Joint representative Bishop 45, Stanfleld 51. Representative Hinkle 60, Rltner 87, Simmons 24, Taylor 40. County Judge Gilliland 61, Marsh 57. Sheriff Mann 62, Taylor 86. County clerk Frazier 25, Sallng 75 Treasurer Bradley 69, Hawks 28. Surveyor Bradley 45, English 35. Coroner Brown 61, Wombaugh 33. Commissioner Cockburn 48, Hod gen 48. Justice of the peace Berkeley 31, Parkes 80. Constable Heathman 27, Smart 50. Eight hour law Yea 11. No 75. Prohibition Yes 76, No 63. Canoeists Nearly Drowned. CASCADE LOCKS, Ore., Nov. 4. Two canoeists said to be from Boise, Idaho, almost lost their lives here when they attempted to shoot the rap ids in their Indian boat Almost the first swirl of the waters tipped the craft over, but the men clung to the boat and were later pulled ashore by a gasoline boat four miles below Cascades. They now are on Bradford Island. Their names were not learned at the locks. Airmen After 2 Rulers. LONDON, Nov. 4. A Central News dispatch from Northern France under date of Monday says that a German airman, skimming 5000 feet above the Belgian town of Furnes, apparently with the knowledge that King Albert and President Poincare were going to review the cavalry drawn up before the Hotel De Ville, dropped several bombs which, however, missed the square and did but slight damage a short distance away. The king of Belgium and the pres ident of France arrived on the scene after the craft had disappeared. Thereafter French and Belgian aero planes kept the sky clear of the enemy. lOo Chicken Salad OYSTERS .. tOo Oyster Cocktail 6O0 Oyster Stew Olympla Raw 6O0 HANDWICIIF.S lOo American Cheese Sandwich.. lOo Plmetta Sandwich lOo. Egg Sandwich 10c Swiss Cheese Sandwich lOo Ham and Egg Sandwich....... 15c Fried Ham Sandwich lOo Club House Sandwich ......... S60 Roast Beef Sandwich lOo SPECIALS Hot Waffles 10c Chile with Beans . 20c Baked Beans 10c Our Own Special Taniales.... lie Hot Hamburger Sandwich....- 10c Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, Hot Cakes 10c Brown Gravy llo Chile Con Carnle 15o Try our Victoria Chocolates. HOT DKINKS Sincle Orders Coffee lOo Chocolate lOo Tea Malted Milk 10o Hot Lemonade Milk Punch .. 15o Hot Grape Punch Ambrosia Punch 15c Hot Egg Chocolate ... Egg Malted Milk 15o Hot Cocoa Cola . Coffe. Tea or Milk with orders, 6c cup. Ice Cream served at fountain and sold in bulk to order 'round. ........... lOo 10c E 15c .. 15a .... lOo the year OTTO HOIinACII, Prop. Phone 80. . 221 I'jmt Court Stre. lillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin W. E. Lamm of Danville, III has purchased 26,000,000 feet of timber In Crater Lake National forest, which will have to be removed by the end of four years. Mill will probably be erected at once. Mr. Lamm is now in Portland. ( liutcan Ordcre! Sel-d, PARIS, Nov. 3. A chateau near I'rivit. IhIoiikImk to the Princess Ho lirnlohe, ha been ordered Seized by the Court. It Is rMlnmtfd (lint the property of rn i.a.i fiu.,N n.i ji.n (.r.n lu.li-LIukIh .,f tcrnuu 1, till AUKtrian iiMtUiiiullty will l ri'ji'rtrred In pursuance of K'v- riuiit i.t decree. No. 29 Gibbon. Conrresman Cleaver 2, Evans 7, Sinnott 10. Senator Booth 6, Chamberlain 12 Governor Smith 7, U'Ren 4, Withycombe I. Supreme Justice Bean 11. Benson Crawford 6, Galloway 5. Harris 7. McBride 7, Ramsey 5. Slater 6. Joint senator Barrett 7, Scott IS. Senator Brownell 2, Burgesa 10. Joint representative Bishop 12, Stanfleld I. Representative Hinkle 8, Ritnef 10 Simmons 10, Taylor 8. County Judge Gilliland 7, Marsh 10. Sheriff Mann 4, Taylor 11. County clerk Frazier 7. Sallng 9 Treasurer Bradley 8, Hawks 8. Surveyor Bradley 6, English 14. Coroner Brown 7, Wombaugh 14 Commissioner Cockburn 6, Hod gen 12. Eight hour law Yes 8, No 8. Prohibition Yes 7. No I. No. S M-Ky. Congressman Cleaver 16, Evans 25. Sinnott 40. Senator Booth 32, Chamberlain 48 Hanley 9. Governor Smith 40, Withycombe 48. Supreme Justices Bean 66, Benson 4 4. Crawford 24. Galloway 26, Harris 40. McBride 34, Ramsey 22, Slater 27. Joint senator Barrett 37, Scott 44. Senator Erownell 29, Burgess 67- Joint representative Bishop 37, Stanfleld 42. Representative Hinkle 37, Ritner 42. Simmons 40, Taylor 89. County Judge Gilliland 33, Marsh It. Sheriff Mann 39, Taylor 49. County clerk Frazier 38, SallnT 44. Treasurer Bradley 55, Hawks 20. Surveyor Bradley 46. English 23 Coroner Brown 44. Wombaugh 40. Commlsloner Cockburn 41, Hod gen 34. Justice of the peace Berkeley 23 Parkes 48. Constable Heathman 26, Smart IS. Eight hour law Yes 12, No 68. Prohibition Yes 38, No 41. 'o. 41 S. Itewrvatlon. Congressman Cleaver 43, Evans 26. Sinnott 62. Senator Booth 72, Chamberlain 67 Hanley 4. GovernorSmith 60, Withycombe 65. Supreme Justices Bean 88. Benson 50, Crawford 32, Galloway 30, Harris :-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f 11111111111 11 irn uitti iiiniijiMiif u til B uying Opportunities I'liiiniiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiil: I before you build I no matter if it's a home, a barn. I out-building, or a remodeling of I your house or store interior . get my prices If you want it cheap or good, we can fill your order E MILL WORK I TO ORDER 1 The greatest stock and 5 variety in Umatilla 5 County of Sash, doors, shingles, hard wood, store fronts 1 and fixtures, posts, plaster, brick, sand cement, roofing, etc. Wood and Rock Springs Coal f B. L. BURROUGHS Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. Telephone 5 I nmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiimiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiuirml I Readjustments in the various merchan dise markets have brought many oppor tunities. While in some instances prices have risen, in others there have been great cutt ing of quotations due to the fact that the holders of goods desire to liquidate. This liquidation in not unhealthy. It merely means that commerce is re adjusting itself to new conditions. But the fact that such fluctuations exist make it more than usually important that people post themselves before buying; in other words It will pay your pocketbook to study the advertising in The East Oregpnian. Dutch Henry Food Yard LAYNC 6 HUGHES, Proprietor! Good Hay, Grain and Water Large, Hone, Cattle and Sheep Corrals First-Class Attention Day and Nijiht Givo us a Trial West Alta St. IFV8U EIALIZiB How Convenient, Com fortable and Economical a GAS RANGE was, you too would have one: Pacific Power 6 Light Co. "Always at Your Service' Phone 40 5 S Miiiiiiiii:i!i!imiNiiiiiiimimiiMiiiiiiimnniii!iiiiiinniiiiim fij P Erf Kl JlIIillllBIli - iiiiuuiumuiiiijiiiiiiiiii