OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDA Y, NOV. 8, 1912
VILSQN AND MARSHALL
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CARRY MANY STATES CON-
SIDERED DOUBTFUL
New York, New Jersey, Massa-
chusetts and Maine Go
Democratic.
New York. The result of the most
hotly contested presidential campaign
since the Civil War shows a sweeping
vlotory for the Democratic ticket. The
verdict returned by a majority of the
15,000,000 voters of the country means
that Woodrow Wilson, Democratic
governor of New Jersey, will be tht
next president of the ifnlted States
and Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic
governor of Indiana, will be the nexi
vice-president.
The three-cornered presidential con
test brought to the polls an unprece
dented number of voters. Reports
from every section of the country
shows a nation-wide recording-break
lng vote.
The total number of electoral votes
Is 631, and the returns Indicate that
Wilson and Marshall have many mow
than the 260 votes necessary to wlu
Reports Indicate that the electoral
vote of the Democratic candidates will
pass the 400 mark.
South Still Solid.
The so-called "solid South," Ala
bama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana.
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Vir
ginia, which have uniformly cast theli
WOODROW WILON.
Photo by American Press Association
THOMAS RILEY MAR8HALL.
electoral votes for the Democratic
proBidciitinl caudldutcs In the past
six elections, la still solidly Democrat
lc, Wilson and Marshall polling the
UBiial large majorities. Kentucky,
Maryland and Missouri, which with
few exceptions) In the past 25 yean
have gone Democratic, have given
substantial Democratic majorities.
Now Vorli state's 45 electoral votes
will be cast for Wllon and Marshall.
The indications are that WilBon has
carried New York state by a plurality
of botwoon 100,000 and 150,000. Re
ports from nil parts of the state show
the vote was heavy, the efforts of t
three gubernatorial candidates to
bring out the voters being rewarded
with sucoess. Congressman Sulzer,
the Democratic candidate for govern
or was elected by a large plurality.
Wilson Carrie Many Doubtful States
Wilson seems to have carried most
of the doubtful states. Karly returns
In addition to giving Wilson and Mar
shall the "solid South," Indicated that
t!ie states of Connecticut, Delaware,
Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, New Jer
sey, Massachusetts, New York, West
Virginia, IudUina anil Missouri were
Democratic. As rctiiniH from the
west began to come In Montana, New
Mexico, Idnho, Oregon and California
lined. uj in the Democratic column.
Returns from San Francisco and
Los Angeles made it probable that
California might Join tho Wilson-Mar-shall
column.
Rhode Inland became a doubtful
state on tho early returns, and, based
on the later votes reported, It Beemed
not wholly Improbable that Its five
electoral votes would go to Wilson.
The early returns gave nn apparent
victory to Taft In New Hampshire,
but the Taft plurality dwindled us the
returns came In.
The vote In Utah as reflected In the
early dispatches gave Indications that
that state would be carried for Taft.
The vote in l'enuuylvanla was ainax-
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ELECTED TO
BY SWEEPING VICTORY
DEMOCRATS INCREASE THEIR
MAJORITY IN HOUSE
The Usual Democratic Majorl-
ties Returned By the Solid
South.
ingy c0ge the returni from more
than 1000 precincts embracing 185,000
votes giving each of the three leading
presidential candidates more than 60,
000 votes.
President Taft's lead In Philadelphia
districts was offset by the heavy vote
polled by Roosevelt and Wilson In
other parts of the state.
Many surprises were shown In the
returns: The New York state assem-
bly seemed to be overwhelmingly
Democratic. In Illinois, Indications
were that Judge Dunne, the Demo
cratic candidate for governor, had
won notwithstanding the heavy Roose
velt victory. Former Speaker Cannon
seemed to have been defeated for re
election to congress In Illinois.
In addition to Roosevelt's appar
ently oertaln vlotory In Illinois, the
confident claims of the Roosevelt
managers that Iowa, Michigan and
Kansas would fall Into the Roosevelt
column seemed verified by the par
tlally complete returns. The returns
from California, while meager, lndl
cated a Wilson victory. The uncer
tainty regarding Vermont was settled
by the announcement of the complete
vote, which gave Taft a majority ot
924 votes.
The Providence, R. I., Journal, con
ceded that state to Wilson, and with
the vote close In New Hampshire, it
seemed probable that New England's
entire vote, with the exception of
Vermont, had gone over to the Demo
cratic column.
Democrats Control House and Senate
President Wilson will be supported
by a congress that will be Democratic
In both branches, thus Insuring the
passage of a revision of the tariff un-
der Democratic auspices without a
possibility of the factional opposition
which prevailed In the present con
gress.
The House will be overwhelmingly
Democratic. The returns Indicate
that there will be a Democratic ma
jority of 119 voteB. This will Insure
the election of a speaker, control of
committees, and dictation of legisla
tion during the two years beginning
March 4.
The Democrats according to the re
turns will have a majority of at leant
four In the senate with a prospect of
several doubtful seats being filled by
Democrats.
T. R. Has Lead In Kansas.
Topeka, Kan. Returns Indicate
that the Progressive national ticket
and the Republican state ticket had
been victorious in Kansas. Progres
sive leaders claimed the state for
Roosevelt by a plurality of from 10,000
to 15,000, but the Democrats maintain
ed that the complete vote would place
Wilson in the lead. W. R. Stubbs
(Rep.) was leading William H. Thomp
son (Dem.) In the race for United
States senator.
Michigan Coneeded to Roosevelt.
Detroit. Returns from 145 out ot
1115 state precincts show Taft 12,847,
Roosevelt 20,880, Wilson 16,06$.
This does not tnolude the Incom
plete count In many Detroit precincts.
It Is conceded that Roosevelt will
carry the state.
Roosevelt Second In Maryland.
Baltimore. Woodrow Wilson oar-
rled Maryland by from 20,000 to 26,000
plurality, estimated from figures re
ceived. Roosevelt ran second.
LEAD IN NEW YORK 200,000
Wilson Distances Taft and Roosevelt
Is Third; Sulxer Is Elected.
New York. Woodrow Wilson was
tho choice ot the state of New York
for president by a plurality estimated
at about 200,000, from returns receiv
ed from nearly every election district
In the greater city of New York and
from all except 600 of the 3098 dis
tricts outside of New York City.
President Taft led Colonel Roose
velt In the same districts by about
35,000 votes.
Representative William Sulier was
tlected governor with a plurality es
timated at about 175,000 over Job K.
Hedges, the Republican nominee, who
In turn led Oscar Straus, candidate of
the I'ret resslve party.
Taft Loses His Home State.
Cincinnati. Returns from 100 pre
cincts out ot 5211 in Ohio gave Gov
ernor WlUon 74,146. Taft 60.B75,
Roosevelt 34.069, giving WUbou a plu
rality of 23,571.
Figuring the proportionate gain of
Governor Wilson In each 100 precincts
tabulated, It was estimated that the
Democratic candidate would receive
a plurality In the state ot from 100,
000 to HO.tOO votes.
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T.R. CONGRATULATES WILSON
In Good Humor, Colonel Takes Defeat
by Democrats.
Oyster Bay, N. Y. Colonel Roose
velt made the following statement:
"The American people by a great
plurality have decided In favor of Mr.
Wilson and the Democratic party.
Like all good clUzens'I accept the re
sult with entire good humor and con
tentment."
At the same time he Issued his
statement Colonel Roosevelt sent the
following to Governor Wilson:
"The American people by a great
plurality have conferred upon you the
highest honor in their gift. I con
gratulate you thereon.
"THEODORE ROOSKYTLT."
Wilson Sweeps Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis. Complete retur
from Milwaukee county and scatter
precincts throughout the state T.id
cate that Governor Wilson has swey!
Wisconsin by from 20,000 to 30,00;'
votes.
Roosevelt Is running behind Presi
dent Taft except in Winnebago coun
ty, which the Progressive candidate
carried by a small margin over Wll
son.
Marshall Gets Returns at Capital
Indianapolis. Governor Marshall
democratic vice presidential candidate
received the returns In the state capi
tal. A wire was strung into the office
of his secretary and from there the re
turns were carried Into the governor's
private office.
WHson Ahead In Nevada.
4s
Reno, Nev. Early returns Indicate
that Wilson will carry Nevada by s
safe majority; Roosevelt probably will
be second.
Boston Goes Two to One for Wilson
Boston Governor Wilson's strength
In Boston exceeded that of Colone'.
Roosevelt and President Taft com
bined. The latter two almost evenly
divided the vote received by Taft foui
years ago. The Democratic nominee
made a Blight gain over the vote oi
Bryan in 1908. Complete returns
from the city showed : Roosevelt, 21,
548; Taft, 21,177; Wilson, 43,706.
Governor Foss, the Democratic nom
lnee for re-election, polled almost as
many votes In Boston as he did last
year In spite of the third candidate
The Republican vote for governoi
last year was 28,752.
Killed at Polls In Kentucky
Lexington, Ky. Two men wen
killed In quarrels at election booths
In Kentucky. In Lee county, Consta
ble Thomas Campbell was killed, an
John and James Caudlll were arrestee
charged with -having Bhot hlra.
In Anderson county, Green Bowea
was killed by County Magistrate Hard
lng Satterleee, it Is charged.
Utah Seems to be for Taft.
Salt Lake City. Scattering returns
Indicate that Taft has carried Utat
by a safe plurality and that Governoi
Spry has been elected.
ELECTORAL VOTES
OF CANDIDATES
Wilson
Alabama 11
Arizona 8
At'kanHus . I
California It
Colorado
Connecticut
Peluware I
Florida
Gsorirla , 14
Idttho
Indiana 1'
towa 1!
Kentucky 13
Louisiana. It
Maryland
Main (
Massachusetts 1$
Minnesota 1!
Mlsalsalupl If.
Missouri ; U
Montana
Nsbruska
Nsvada J
Nw Jersey H
New Mexico J
New York 4!i
North Carolina I!
North Dakota
Ohio , 24
Oklahoma It
Oregon E
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee U-
Texas 2'
Virginia . 11
West Virginia t
Wisconsin Ill
Roosevelt
Kansas U
Pennylvanta 3
Smith Dakota (
Michigan 16
WaalilnaTtSu
Taft
Utah i
Vermont 4
Wyoming 3
Doubtful
New Hampshire i 4
Illinois 2li
Bryan Felicitates Wilson.
Lincoln, Neb. William J. Bryan
sent the following telegram to Gover
nor Wilson:
"I most heartily congratulate you
and the country upon your election.
Your splendid campaign has borne
fruit In a great victory. I am sure
your administration will prove a bles
sing to the nation and a source ot
strength to our party."
Cannon Believed to be Defeated.
Danville, 111. Meager returns Indi
cate the defeat of ex-Speaker Cannon
by Frank T. O'Halr by about 1200
plurality In ths eighteenth district
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CASTORI A
DEMOCRATS WILL
CONTROL CONGRESS
Returns Indicate Democratic
Majorities In Both House
and Senate. -
Chicago. The next United States
Senate will be Democratic by a ma
jority of at least four. According to
returns from all sections of the coun
try there will be 46 Democrats in the
upper house of congress to 42 Repub
licans. This leaves eight seats in the
doubtful column, with every prospect
of their being swung into the Demo
crat ranks.
Senator Borah Wins in Idaho.
Senator Borah, of Idaho, Progres
sive and Republican candidate, will
probably be returned to the senate.
In Colorado, where a successor to
Senator Guggenheim Is being chosen,
early returns show the race to be
close between the Democrats and Re
publicans.
Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Mon
tana, Colonel Roosevelt's campaign
manager, is having a hard time being
returned. In Massachusetts It was
still within the realm of possibility
that Senator Crane would have to
give place to either Mayor Fitzgerald,
of Boston, or Governor Foss.
Democrats Win Illinois Legislature.
With returns from practically every
section of the state showing a steady
Increase In Wilson's plurality, It was
claimed at Democratic headquarters
that Illinois will send two Democrats
to the United States senate. Colonel
James Hamilton Lewis, the regular
Democratic candidate for the senate,
who was Indorsed at the last pri
maries, will be elected in all proba'
blllty to the six-year term to fill the
place of Shelby M. Cullom.
Kansas in Doubtful Column.
In Kansas, where Governor Stubbs,
Progressive, is battling with Senator
Curtis, standpat Republican, It was
Indicated at a late hour that both
might be defeated and the state go
by American Press Association.
W. E. BORAH
Endorsed for Re-election by the Vot
ers of Idaho.
Democratic. In event of this there
may be a Democratic senator from the
state elected as a colleague of Sena
tor BrlBtow.
In Tennessee the legislature will be
Democratic, as It will In probably all
of the southern states, "thus Insuring
a solid delegation of United States
senators to assist lu currying through
the Wilson Ideas.'
Democrats Add to Strength In House.
The next house of representatives
will be overwhelmingly Democratic.
Early returns Indicated there would
be 277 Democrats, 148 Republicans
and ten of other parties, mostly Pro
gressives, In the new lower congres
sional body.
This would mean a Democratic ma
jority of 119 votes over all opposing
party strength.
There Is nothing uncertain about
the next house of representatives. All
the southern, states have accorded
their usual quota of Democratic mem
bers, whereas the Wilson landslide in
various eastern and northern sections
will add to the former majority of
the party.
It looks as If Indiana will send a
solid Democratic delegation to the
lower body.
Arizona Heavily for Wilson.
Phoenix, Ariz. Roturns from all
over Arizona indicate that Governor
Wilson carried every one of the 14
counties In the state with the possible
exception of Coconino county, In
which Taft had a lead of four votes
at a late hour. Wilson will lead
Roosevelt by approximately 3000
votes, with Taft a poor third.
Historic Sounders Tell Wilson
Princeton, N. J. Governor Wilson
received the election returns through
the same telegraph instrument that
ticked oft victory to Grover Cleveland
In 1892.
The governor had with him at his
home only the members of his family
and his younger brother, Joseph R.
WUbou.
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Teanntr his shirt, from his
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SPECIAL VALUES IN HODSEHOLDILINENS
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50-inch Damask, 42c An unusual well
wearing Damask at a very low price.
Comes in full f0 inches wide, is full bleached
and lias a fine mercerized finish. . Shown in
a large variety of neat designs. Our leader
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Priced this sale at. .
Dleached Napkins, $1.35 Kind, 95e Doz
100 dozen Rleaclied Napkins, of good size
and puality. They come 20 by 20 inches in
neat patterns. Regular $1.35 kind, priced
for this sale at
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22-inch
Natural Linen Crash for Fancy Work.
All Widths Underpriced
18-inch Crash, yard 18c to 25c
29- inch Crash, yard , .. 22c to 30c
30- inch Crash, yawl 25c to 65c
54-inch Crash -50c
72-iuch Crash $1.25
PLAIN WHITE LINENS
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36-inch Linens, yard 35c to $1.00
45-inch Linens, yard. ..... 60c to $1.00
WILSON SAYS CAUSE WON
First Utterance After Victory Is for
Alliance cf All Progressives. -
Princeton, N. J. Responding to a
telegram fi..a the Democratic nation
al chairman, the Democratic candidate
sent a dfspatch to Mr. McCoinbs as
follows:'
"I deeply appreciate your telegram
and wish to extend to you and the
members of the campaign commltteo
my warm congratulations.
'A great cause has triumphed.
Every Democrat, every true progres
sive, of whatever alliance, must now
lend his full force and enthusiasm to
the fulfillment of the people's hope,
the establishment of the people's
right, so that Judgment and peace may
go hand In hand."
This was Govornor Wilson's first
utterance of a publio character fol
lowing his acceptance of the reports
that he had been elected.
North Dakota For Wilson.
Grand Forks, N. D. From ' the re
turns at hand the Indications are that
Wilson has carried North Dakota,
Taft and Roosevelt are running close
together, but far behind the Democrat
ic candidate.
Present Indications are that the Re
publican state ticket, headed by Con
gressman Hanna for governor, has
won by a safe margin.
Taft Carries First Town Reported
Boston, faft carried Acushnel, the
first town in the United States heard
from. The vote was: Roosevelt, 60;
Taft, 104; Wilson, 62. In 1908 Acush-
net gave Bryan 12, Taft 118,
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Ladles' Home Journal Patterns, All
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Linens
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NEW JtRSEY FOR WILSON
H:.s 2j,0C3 to 43,000 Over Roosevelt,
With Slow Count,
Newark; N. J. New Jersey has glv
on Wilsou a plurality stimated1 at 35,
UUO to 40,000 over Roosevelt. Returns
showed Tflft In' third place. His vote
was less than half of Wilson's. The
heaviest vote ever cast In the state
and a long ballot delayed the count.
Ten of the state's representatives
In the next congress will be Demo
crats, two will be Republicans. Demo
cratic gain Is three over their present
representation. A Democrat will like
ly succeed ""rank O. Riggs as United
StateB senator.
Taft Wins In Vermont by 924.
White River Junction, Vt. Presi
dent Taft carried Vermont by 924
votes. Complete returns show th
following results:
Taft 23,247, Roosevelt 22,373. Wilsoi.
16,397.
South Dakota is Uncertain.
Sioux Falls, S. D. Slow returns
from scattered precincts of South Da
kota Indicate Roosevelt and WUsol
running a neck-and-neck race.
Maine Is In Wilson Column. .
Portland, Me. Success of the Dem
ocratlc electoral ticket In Maine
which will give Wilson and Marshal,
six votes in the electoral college, wat
Indicated by returns. ' J- 0
WILSON IS IN THE
LEAD IN IDAHO
Boise, Idaho. Woodrow Wilson will
carry the. state of Idaho for president
Partial and incomplete returns, a re
flection of the trend of the" vote,
places Wilson in the lead.. Roosevelt
second and Taft third.
The total vote In the state on Dres-
tHflnt will hn AnnrnTtmntalv QO OHO Ht.
vtded as follows: Wilson 40,000,
Roosevelt 30,000, Taft 20,000, with a
small vote for Debs. The Prohibition
Ists will also have a scattering vote.
The legislature will, It is conceded
on the showing made by the partial
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returns, he strongly Republican, as
suring the re-election of Senator Bor
ah and a second Republican senator
to fill the vacancy made by the death
of the late W. B. Heyburn.
The gubernatorial race is doubtful,
the returns Indicating the election ot
G. H. Martin, Roosevlet Progressive.
He has carried Ada county and Is run
ning strong in all southern and south
western counties. . Haines leads both
Martin and Governor Hawley In the
southwest, Hawley being second.
. North Idaho cast a heavy vote. The
returns from there are very Incom
plete, Nez Perce county being the
only one heard from. It looks now like
Governor Hawley would be third In
the race. Both of the Republican
candidates for congress have survived
the contest, apparently assuring seats
In the next lower house to Burton I.
French and Addison T. Smith. The
re-election of Chief Justice George H.
Stewart is in doubt. He was cut badly
by Republicans and Roosevelt Pro
gressives. Arthur M. Bowen, Demo
crat, is pressing him closely.
Colorado Wilson's by 120,000.
Denver, Colo. On the basis of re
ports received from 101 precincts in
Colorado, Including 27 In Denver, fig
ured on an estimated total vote of
270,000, Colorado should give Wilson
120,000, Taft -78,000, Roosevelt 75,000.
' Where Ignorance Was Bliss.
Mrs. R. E. Hail, a teacher of the Con
servatory of Music, Is blessed with
both a substantial figure and a humor
ous disposition. A few days ago when
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the appellation, I asked her why the
paraphrase on my short but euphoulou
name.
I " 'Why. a corridor means a wide
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before eo eay was it. The baby is a fat as a butter-ball.
Pr. Pierce's Favorite PrwK-rlption Is the best medicine for
anv woman to take when In this condition. I recommend It
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