TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1910.
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to LA GRANDE
The most magiiifi-
cent niece of oilsd
ever placed on the market in any city
of the Norlteest
Five Blocks from the Busi
ness Center of the City
The ground lies beautifully and every
lot is level and smooth. All lots to be
improved with CEMENT Sidewalks,
Curbing and Parking and All Streets
Will Be Graded
Positively the choicest bargains in
CLOSE-IN property that can ever be
offered in La Grande.
The time to buy a
Homesite is N o w
and Let it Grow In Value !!
Prices will Advance November 1st
Special inducements offered to the
Quick Buyer and EASY TERMS will
be given.
This is a purely Restricted Residence
District and is destined to be the fut
ure fligh Class residential portion of
the city.
FISAL B0CB HIS COM.
(Continued from page one)
New. Haven and Middlesex counties, ir
ihe'scene of & pitched battle, with tlu
odds pnly slightly favoring the Repub
lican nominee, Col.-Andrew Shepard
who is opposed by Mayor Thomas L
Riley, of Moriden.
Deleware. .
Vyjlmlngton, Del., Nov. 8. As in the
past, Deleware is a hard fought poli
tical field today. Congressman Wil
liam H. Heald, Republican, is a can
didate for re-election, and Is a slight
favorite in the betting over former AN
torney General Robert C.r White. A
state treasurer and auditor of ac
count are the only state officials to
be chosen today. ,
Florid.
.Jacksonville, Fla., Nov, 8.. Florida,
will, as usual, return three Democrat-
to. Congress today. The battle between
"wets" and "drys? which has agitated
the state for years, has occupied the
attention of the voters of the state
to the exclusion of nearly all other
issues.
Georgia.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 8. Georgia has
already elected her governor this year
and this has detracted from the inter
est in today's congressional fight Ten
of the eleven districts are assuredly
Democratic. A factional split hat
cuu irouuie in tne Eighth district,
but the selection of a Democrat is rea
sonably certain. " - '
Idaho.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 8.-Indicationg
point to Republican success in today's
election, both for governor, and ' rep
resentative. The liquor question has
been one of the principal Issues of the
ccmpaign, both parties being divided
between adherents of local option and
statewide prohibition.
Illinois.
Chicago, Nov. 8. Indications are
that the Chicago vote today will be
the largest ever cast in an off year,
although falling below the total of two
years ago. Managers of the state con
gressional campaign naturally make
varying claims today, the Democrats
asserting that their representation
will be increased from six to at least
eight, while the Republicans allege
that all the present Republican dis
tricts are safe and that the Fourth,
Fifth and Twenty-third districts, now
Democratic, may be captured by the
G. 0. P. Reports from Speaker Can
non b district, tne Eighteenth, say
that a heavy vote is being cast and
that "Uncle Joe" will have a larger
plurality than two years ago, when
he carried the Danville district by ov
er 7,000.
Indiana.
Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 8. Hoosier
voters got into the game with a vim
this morning and the prospects are
that a big vote will be rolled up. The
legislature is the bone of the conten
tion, since it will decide whether Sen
ator Beverldge will continue to wear a
toga or be succeeded by John W.
Kern, the Democratic aspirant for a
seat In the United States Senate. Ind
iana now has eleven Democrats and
two Republicans in the lower house
of Congress. The personal popularity
of Beveridge may not only carry the
legislature, but swing two or three
of the 'Democratic districts into-, the
Republican column. Both Democrat
ic and Republican leaders declare to
day that victory is certain.
Rhode Island.
Providence, R. I., Nov. 8. Gov. Ar
am J. Pothier, Republican, will be re
elected by a reduced majority over
Lewis A. Waterman, Republican, ac
cording to early indications. Republi
can candidates in both Republican dis
tricts are considered safe, although
It Is admitted that the unexpected may
happen.
South Carolina.
Charleston. S. C, Nov. 8. Coleman
L. Blease, Democrat, will be chosen
governor of JJouth Carolina today
wnnoui opposition. All sevn con
gressional districts will remain Demo
cratic. Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 8.- United
States Senator Robert I Taylor will
probably be the next governor of Ten
nessee, succeeding Gov. Malcolm R.
Patterson, who was forced to retire
from the contest for re-election by op
position in the Democratic ranks.,
Capt. B. W. Hooper, the Republican
gubernatorial candidate, received the
endorsement of the anti-Patterson
Democrats and at one time appeared
to be almost certain of victory, but
the personal popularity of Senator
I Taylor has greatly reduced Hooper's
chances of election. The congresslon
! al representation of the Btate will like
ly remain as at present, with two Re
publicans and eight Democrats In the
lower bouse at Washington. '
v : -. Texas. -V' ' ;
Houston, Tex., Nov. 8. Effort Of
the Republicans to put Texas ln-the
O. 0. n,.:- aare again been futile,
according to reports from today's elec
tion received this afternoon. ' . -
There is nothing to indicate that the
Lone Star state has changed Its polit
ical opinions, and the entire Demo
cratic state tcket and sixteen repre
sentatives to Congress are certainly
elected.
Utah.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Not. 8. Mor
monism vs. "Americanism1 is agn
the issue In Utah today. . A legislature
will be elected that will choose a suc
sessor to United States Senator Geo.
Sutherland, who is a candidate for re
election. The American or anti-Mormon
party, which is In political con
trol of this city, is opposed to the Re
publican nominees and will throw its
strength v on the Democratic side in
the senatorial fight. Representative
Joseph Howell is standing for re-election,
and the Republicans claim for
hhn a majority of at least 10,000 over
Ferdinand Erickson. A large number
of women are voting today and their
ballots and Influence will count large
ly in the result - -
Ylrginla,
Richmond, Va., NovT 8. Virginia
(ContlnnoT on Page Tbree.1 J
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