tftttati
TOL. XLIV. O. 13,703. v
POBTLA2TC), OEEGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1904.
PRICE PIYE CENTS.
S A LANDSLIDE
Roosevelt Will Have
325 Votes.
MARYLAND FOR HIM
Baltimore Sun Gives
Close. Race.
Up
NEW YORK SURPRISES All
President's. Majority Js Second
Only to That of M'Kinley.
185,000v VOTES - TO SPARE
Hlgglns Is Elected Governor by 100,
000 Less Parker Fails to De
velop as Great Strength
as Bryan In 1900.
IK JTHE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
STATE.
A Is buna
Arkansas ........
California ......
Colorado .....-
Connecticut
Delaware -
Florida
Georgia -
7JaBo?. i
11
11
8
9
10
...
sL.i
3)...
6
7
3
6
4
13
13
3
a
Illinois ...v. ...............
TrwSaea.t:L
IK'
ion:.
- Kentucky ...I
Louisiana ................
Maine
Maryjand
ilassecbusetts
Michigan .-
"Minnesota -'
Mississippi
ilUsourl ...
Montana
Nebraska. ............
Nevada. ...
New HarojhlM. -...
Now Jersey... .-.r........
Kw Tnrk ............
IS
6
r
6
8
11
10
IS
3
3
8
3!
4
12
30:
.Xorth CaroUnaJ...'
'4
North Dakota
Ohio ..
Oregon .
Pennsylvania ......
Rhode Island
South Carolina.. ,
South Dakota......
Tennessee ..........
Texas, -
Utah V.
Vermont
Virginia .............
Washington .......
West Virginia ,
"Wisconsin ....
'Wyoming .........
23
4
34
4
i:
18
3
4
12i
13
3
Total
l323il5l282llB5
Total TO! CO, 40. , ,
Necessary to choice: 1904, 239;
iw,
NEW YORK, Nor. 9 (2 A. 1L).-With
Maryland Republican, as the Baltimore
Sun (Dem.) concedes early this morning:,
the Republican vote in the electoral col
1n will w Vt i nnnrixvilpntMl on of 95
lor Roosevelt "and 'Fairbanks to 151 for
Parker and Davis. Not only is this far
In excess of. McKlnley's vote, 292, in 1900,
but Jodge Parker's vote is four less than
that given Mr. Bryan four years ago. It
is practically certain that the Republican
National ticket has carried every state in
the Union outside of the so-called Solid
South, It may take the official count to
decide Maryland.
The Republican majority in the jiext
House of Representatives Trill not "bo- less
than 80.
Theodore Roosevelt's plurality In his na
tive state is second only to McKlnley's
366,000 in 1S8S. It eaeeeds McKlnley's, in
1990 by about 4L599. The late,returns show
that there "were cast for hirajln New Tork
Stat about' 185,096 votes more thai? for
Parker. Not only was his vote heavy in
the country districts, -where the Repabli
can strongholds are, .but in Greater New
Tork. traditionally Democratic, he ran
much, closer to Judge Parker than had
"been epcted, even by his own campaign
managers. It had been rumored that he
would come down to the Bronx with bet
tor than 148.680 nlSillty. but the Ugnres
tonteht showed that thljr forecast would
be exceeded by approxlmaielyS5,000. In
the city Parker's supporters hadicxpressed
hopes that their candidate would have
148,969 to 189.60 more' than Roosevelt, but
in W they were disappointed by more
than 100,090.
The earliest counties to report made it
clear that tjsie Parker vote everywhere
fell below Swan's in practically all the
up-state districts. In Qreater New Tork
Parker's piarailty was from 12.000 to 14,000
irer than Bryan., but In the state, ac-
cording to' the late reports, his total vote
fell 16,960 40 rt of Bryan's.
The small plurality Xor Packer in New
Taric. City caused great astonishment
Wfeesv th awports came in showing that
he wec24 lead. Roosevelt by only 40,000,
thy were received with amaaeraent. The dent Cleveland tonight declined to coia
Parkvr plurality, in the city wm tS.m ls j mnt o& the result -of the lection.
than that given Herrick, Item., for Gov- i
ernor. There was a great surprise in the
proportions of the vote for Hlgglns, Rep-t
for Governor, h6 running far ahead of the
Odell vote In the counties and winning by
about 3,000. Herrick did not carry Al
bany, his home county, nor did Parker
carry, Ulster, in which he lives.
The result of the election was cele
brated in New York in the demonstrative
manner characteristic of this city.
As a dramatic climax to the sensational
majorities given him came. President
Roosevelt's formal announcement that he
would not be a candidate for re-election.
lending the only exciting aspect to an
election night otherwise so one-sided that
It was Impossible for even the victors to
attain that degree of enthusiasm that
usually marks the occasion.
The period of suspense that followed
the closing of the polls was not prolonged.
VOTE OF NEW YORK SINCE ISM.
1904 Roosevelt's plurality (est.). 185.O0O
1000 McKJnley 821.092
Bryan 078.360
Plurality 143.606
183S-tcKlnley ...819,838
Bryan . . 531,380
Plurality 268.460
1802 Cleveland 654.865
Harrison 600.350
Plurality J. 43,515
18S5 Harrison 648.750
Cleveland ........ 635.757
Plurality 13.002
1SS4 Cleveland ..4. 563.048
Blaine -.&62.001
Plurality 1.047
In no election In recent years has the
result been definitely known so soon.
In 1109 election districts out of 3024 in
New York Stat outside of New York
City, Roosevelt has 249.209; Parker, 155.
S57. The same districts in 1900 gave JIc-
Klnley 231,808; Bryan, 162,823.
With 55 election districts missing out
of 1550 in Greater New York, Parker has
majority of 30,111.
Estimate of Republican Chairman.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8. Roy West, chair
man of the Illinois State Republican Com
mittee, made the following statement:
'Illinois has given Roosevelt an un
paralelled plurality. The returns indi
cate that he will carry the state by 200,-
000.
'Mr. Deneen Is elected Governor by the
greatest plurality in the history of the
state. The Republicans have elected 19
Congressmen, a gain of two."
WILL FORM NEW PARTY.
Hea'rst, Bryan and Watson to Meet
at Once.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. Late tonight
came an announcement from M. G. Pal-
liser, manager of the campaign for Thom
as E. "Watson, the candidate of the Peo
ple's party, that as a result of the over
whelming Democratic defeat; steps would
be taken to form a new party. To this
end, according to the announcement .given
out. -Mr. Bryan. Mr. Watson and William
'RHe a ng t, jw o ul tl hold & co
New York -in About a weekV
conference- in
time. -
GIVES
UP MARYLAND.
Baltimore Sun Cdfecs Roosevelt ifTe
State 5p'000 Votes.
BALTIMORE, Koy. 8. The Sun, which
supported the0j5emocratic Presidential
nominee, concedes at 2:30 A. M. that
Roosevelt carried the state by about 1000.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3. Though the
returns from the counties of Maryland
are not complete, returns that have been
received indicate that Maryland has
gone for Roosevelt by a small majority.
probably a few hundred votes. In the.
six Congressional Districts of the .state
three Republicans and three Democrats
have been elected with the remalnlngdis
trict in doubt.
Chairman Hanna, of the Republican
Committee, claims Maryland ha3 gone
Republican. Official returns are still
meager.
- In Baltimore the indications are that
there may not be a difference of 100
votes. Incomplete returns from the coun
ties show unexpected Republican gains,
particularly in the western counties.
The Evening News claims that Parker
has carried the City of Baltimore by 2000'
majority. .
PARKER LOSES ESOPUS.
Roosevelt Carries Candidate's Home
by Fourteen Votes.
NEW YORK, Nov. a Returns from Ul
ster County, Esopus Township, Parker's
home district, shows that Roosevelt polled
173 votes, against 159 for Parker.
Democrats. Give Up Early.
NEW YORK, "Nov. 8. The Brooklyn
Eagle, a staunch Parkor'aewspaper, an
nounced at 7:07 that Roosevelt hadbeen
bf New York.
At 7:30 o'clock tonight AugusJ., Belmont,
at the Democratic Nationalrheadquartcrs,
conceded the election of Roosevelt by "an
overwhelming majority,
The New York Journal.- in an extra
edition, issued at 6:10;- -stated- Boose velt
had carried the Nation. - '
At 6:38 the Evening World conceded the
election of Roosevelt. 1
Taggart Congratulates Cortelyou.
NEW YORK, Nov. S. Tho following
telegrams were exchanged between the
two chairmen of the National Commit
tees: ""Indianapolis; Ind.. Nov. S. Hon.
George B. Cortelyou, New York: Accept
congratulations. T. T. TAGGART."
"New York, Nov. 8. Honl- T. T. Tag-
cart, Indianapolis: I appreciate your
congratulations. . ,
"GEORGE B. CORTELYOU."
Oyster Bay for Ropacyalt hyitf .
MrKTROTjA LONG MIBrT Not i
The-Republicans have elected WIlHsWa W.
Cocks. to Congress. Roosevelt canid his
own town. Oyster Bay,by about 80C The
Fifth District of -Oyster. Bay, the district
in which the President resides, gave him
a majority of 144 over Parker. .
Bryan Deems It Too Early to Talk..
LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 8. A copy of AT
ton B. Parker's message of congratula
tion te President Roosevelt was shown to
William J. Bryan tonight. Mr. Bryan said
it was too earlyjto comment on the result
and declined to make any statement.
Doubtful States Gtvfto Roosevelt,
NEW YORK. Nov. 8. It is conceded at
National Democratic headauarters- that
Roosevelt has carried every doubtful
state in the country.
Clevetoftri Dc!in to Talk.
PRINCETON. X. J.. Nov. 8. Ex-PrwJ-
BY OVER 4010
Roosevelt's Great Vic
tory in Oregon.
FEW FOR PARKER
Democrats Fail to Turn
Out for Candidate.
DEBS IS WELL SUPPORTED
Prohibition Carries in Benton,
Coos, Curry and Gilliam,
OTHER COUNTIES IN DOUBT
Beaten in Multnomah, Douglas, Linn,
Union, Wallowa, Washington
Vote Is Slight Throughout the
-Stale All Republican.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks carried Oregon
yesterday by more than 40.000 plurality
over Parker and Davis this in spite of
the fact that only about a two-thirds vote
was polled. Several counties were car
rled for Prohibition, among them Ben
ton. Coos, Curry, Gilliam, probably Jack
son, Tillamook, and perhaps Wheeler.
Prohibition was evidently defeated in
Douglas. Linn, Union, Wallowa, Wasco
and Washington, and was badly
beaten in Multnomah where It carried
perhaps four precincts, and In Marion,
Columbia, and Umatilla.
Returns up to an early hour this morn
Ing were incomplete except for Benton
County and practically Multnomah, thre
"being 6hly two precincts to hear 'from .In
the "Uer. 'The" -pon-axebededf the ex
pectations of political leaders and the size
of the" plurality is an astonofcatent to
them. In many'x-countles the Republican
plurality was more than double thaf-Of
Judge Moore elected last .June to the
Supremo bench of the state. The esti
mate of 40,090 plurality is derived chief
ly from estimates based on the ratios of
votes already countcd-irr the several coun
ties, and Is believed to be conservative.
Roosevelt's plts-ality is three times as
large as that of 'McKlnley In -1900 and
about 70 per cent larger than Judge
Moore's plurality last June. The Repub
lican candidate carried every county In
the BtateTwheEeas four years ago Bryan
won five counties. Baker County, which
OKEGOJCS VOTE FOB PRESIDENT, 1999.
o
a cr
f!
32.
If
COUNTY.
t
a
o
3
Baker -i 1,458 1,615 401 41
Benton ? 931 764 S3 7.1
Clackamas 2,234 1,641 118 132
.Clatsop 1,329 6SS 38 6 !
Columbia 863 403 31 30
Coos 1,153 8SS "53 31
Crook 474 381 16 23
Curry 308 152 3 ?
Douglas 2,910 1,630 75 51
Gilliam -Q9 343 22 4
Grant 911 613 15 23"
Harney 372 2S7 2 23
Jackson 1,565 1,525 8 72"
Josephine 919 744 45 35
Klamath 42S 324 8 3
Lake 456 233 1 1.
Lane 2,521 2,037 133 44
Lincoln 472 266 S 33
Linn 1,927 1,997 228 92
Malheur 478 4S6 IS 7
Marlon 3,112 2,318 187 f3;
Morrow 723 S5S -41 2Sj
Multnomah 9.948 4.436 4S5 34T-
Polk U63 931 102 18;
"Sberman 451 SSS 82 6-
Tillamook 623 313 . 73 24:
Umatilla 1975 135 130 43
Union 1,512 1,64 57
Wallowa 651 559 21 7J
Wasco . 1,576 1.038 S3 ST-
Washington 1 1,655 1,114 126 49
Wheeler 426 243 11 5.
Yamhill 3,556; 135 .IJS 36
Totals 46,526 33.38B 1.494
McKlnley'hrralltyiJ 13,141.
Mlddle-of-Road.Fopullsts polled for Bar
ker, 203. ;
ROOSEVELX
He Will Do All in HIsvl?ower Not to Forfait IoDcIrcs He ,WIII Not
.- WASHINGTON Nov. 8.President Roosevelt toiiight, afterthe.-election re
turns clearly.indicated trie result, issued the fallowing ,sfateme;rt " -
aintdeepsensible of the hopor-3one jnVby the AmenckrLpeopie-n: thus ex
pressing their confidence in whatI;have done add have tried toMo. I appreciate to
the full the solemn responsibility ihis coiifidecelniposes upon me,, and I4 shall do all
that in my power Jies 470t to forfeit it. iDn the fourth, of March, next, . shall have
served'three and one-fialf vear5,'xn3ithi$:riree arid one-half, years- constitutes" my
firstterm.; ' ' " . - - : '
"The wise custom, which liihstsires fegardj the sub-
stance and not the form, and under "iro?circsmstUKM or ac-
cept another nomination." . . h
gave Bryan 157 plurality four years ago.
gives Roosevelt 1200. Union which gavo.
Bryan 134 plurality glve3 Roosevelt 1100.
Linn county goes for Roosevelt by more
than 1000, and In 19C0 went Democratic
by 70.
One of the striking exhibits of the re
turns is the large Socialist vote. An
other is the big vote for Prohibition,
though the Prohibition ticket fell far short
of that vote.
Fine weather evidently brought out
many to the polls who would otherwise
have stayed away. Many unregistered
electors voted on affidavit . In most of
the counties, Roosevelt received" three
votes to Parker's one and In some four
to one and even five to one.
The following is the estimated vote by
counties In Oregon:
o 2
o s
3 j
C -
3 2
County..
Pi
Baker
1.0531
1,200
6SS
1571
3S6T3.914
Benton ..
Clackamas ,
Clatsop
Columbia ..
Coos
Crook
Curry ,
Douglas ....
Gilliam .....
Grant ,
Harney ....
Jackson....
Josephine ..
Klamath ..
Lake
Lane
Lincoln .....
Linn
Malheur ...
Marion .....
Morrow ....
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman ..
MOT
1.790
Iff?
257
1,700
850
593
972
4.030
2.2S8
1,585
2,650
1,317
533
4,000
S15
1,672
872
3,540
1,831
968
SSI
641
674
3S2
1,610
30S
127
1,793
334
1.10CH
46ft
656
562
223
175
S6S
1861
1.600
500
2651
93
300)
156
i.4oq
300
700
2S6
761
298!
15
416
81
437
281
250
1,569
431
SOW
50
750
175
104
250
175
225
223
221
738
1.171
2.000
50ty
484
206
1.143
5J561
920
4.429
1,205
.5,533
1.3S0
115
258
276
2,283" 36
70
81
1S5
S,24Bj
,3.000
794
2.038
500
365
5,512
3761
03.574
12310
11,264
7.62S
490
18,478
337
900
17:
Z.7U&
50M
run!
66
366
971
Tillamook
654
2.229
3101
353
1.048
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa ..
Wasco ....
Washingn
Wheeler ..
Yamhill ...
L400
L100
350
3371
05
4741
4.033
3.42S
1.447
1.629
134
92
538
541
183
217
1.612
1.850
L200
1.064
1,004
605
605
5,053
2.22S
1,750
O00
3,197
1.000
348;
3,197
Totals
(40.5S2113.141
24.2T
24.217
Plurality for Bryan.
Registered June, 1S04.
Complete.
Prohibition elections were held In 26
counties. In three of which the question
was at issue only in certain precincts.
The. Issue in the 23 others was prohlbl
tlorr for the entire county. The elec
tions were held as follows:
For county prohibition Benton,
Clackamas, Columbia, Coos, Curry,
(Concluded on Page 8.)
CONTENTS OP TODAY'S PAPER
The Wether.
YEJJTERDA.YS WEATHER Maximum tem-
serftiure, Qk Micrnst: mtnjmum, 45 desreea.
PreerplpUoa, ittioe.
TO DATS WEAit-Flr -utlv eaerlr
wtnfls. ,
It li a BeMevelt landslide all over the
country., Fas 1.
Roosevelt will have 325 votes In th-elec
toral college. Page 1.
Maryland, race la close, but la conceded to
BooseTalt by 1000 by Baltimore Bnn.
Pass 1. ,
Nebraslca is Republican and-.BrTan baa no
chance ot Itelng; elected Senator. Pace 4.
Rooeerelt ar4e Colorado; vote on Gov
emor la cloee. Page 6.
Roosevelt" Is &ti$t enslb ot the honors
paid him. and declares he irlll not be
a caadldata agate. -Pace 1. . ,
Republican itadtrs ta Ke-ar Tork. show their
Joy; pakHc Is very demonstrative. Pace 2.
Republicans, will have almajority of SO In
the- Houe: Pas 4. . '
Roosevelt asi other enable men at the
soils. Pase 9. V
One man. Is shot aad two. -wounded in ColoA
rado rojr. Page 3.
Roosevelt Carries Multnomah County by 11.-"
voiea. i.
Multnomah County grees against jrohtb!Uon,
only four precincts- belag carried ,Xor It.
Page 1.
Republican politicians hear election result
-At headquarters. Page 12.
Great crowds assemble on tfewn-town streets
to read election bulIetlnsyPage 12.
Rqsso-Jurpfiniwe rTarl,
Japanese Ignore Stoeaselj aBdgrre. Hcsslaa
at .Port Arthur a chance- ,to surrender.
Page 3. ,
Both armies continue to prepare for a bat-
. tie. Pice 3.
- ' PacUSc Coast.
Washington - gees beavlly for Rocaevelt and
elects Me for Sovsceor. Paga 1',,
Evet7 county Is Idaho la carried br the Re
publicans. Page. 5. - . r
Nevada goes for Roosevelt an .Republican
probably elected to. Congress... ..ftija 5.
JUatana votes for Roosevelt; atat' Democratic
ticket elected. Pa$e 6. - - K.
Pwttead aad Tlctjr.
Portland ayd "Paelflc Coast manufacturers
apply ror rJift space at Fair. Pace. 14.
Major Langttt bears petition- ofjrXarf-
owsers wso wouiq exiena nsrer. lines.
Page 13. r.
Municipal Association refuses to cnwiiHer l-
alnHatloB that gfeertff Is graftinr. Tasjajr.
J. J. Jeffries playa Tavy ccketrjEa:tijaar.
quam Theater. Eare7. ,
Police' arrest tlrrn TAeA sasaecti yi at?ob-
DEEPLY SENSIBLE OF BOrWRvJKNE HIM
. - : r -
MEAO WILL WIN
Elected Governor
of
Washington.
PLURALITY OF 8000
RoosBveit Carries State
by 38,000 or More.
STATE TICKET ALL WINS
Three Republican Congress
men Have Big Majorities.
ELECTORS TURN OUT WELL
Turner Carries Eastern Washington
by 5000 or 600O Only Legisla
ture Is Republican Count
Is Very Slow.
MEAD'S SUCCESS ADMITTED.
SEATTLE. "Wash.. Nor. 8. (Special.)
Though the Democratic State Commit
tee still officially las tits tho returns
are too meager to Justify a. statement
on tho state ticket, an unofficial
acknowledgment of Mead's election Is
made.
Meager returns from the. State, of
Washington indicate that Roosevelt for
President has carried the state "by
plurality ot at least S8,ti9Q, and' the Indi
cations are that, afal returns will tesa
to Increase these -figures. The Incuca
.tions are that Mead, Rep., has "been
elected, Governor by yerhaps soot, though
tnese figures are. likely to sed Jgtal re
vision to a material extent. TherV seems
to be no doubt, however, of the success
of the entire Republican state ticket.
Turner, Dexn. has not carried Eastern
Washington by more than 5000 or C0O0,
and the Republican Gubernatorial candi
date, has been pulled along by the enorm
ous Roosevelt pluralities west of the
mountains. All three Republican Con
gressmen have been elected by 30,909 or
more, and the Legislature is heavily Re
publican.
Tho ticket is long i nWashington, and
WASHINGTON'S TOTE IN 199.
COUNTY.
Adams ...........
Asotin
Chehalls ........
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Cowlitz .-.
Douglas
Ferry- .
Franklin
Garfield
Island
Jefferson
King ....
Kitsap,...
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
Lincoln
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit ....
Skamania
Snohomish
Spokane .
Stevens
Thurstorr ...
Wahkiakum
Walla Walla.
Whatcom
Whitman -
Yakima
Totals,
Pluralities
sC94
Z.188
President Governor.
tabs nm
- (j . - .
:- : :
7. 461 523 SS3 557
.. 398 32S 350 363
.. L850 1.081 1,648 L2S4
577 573 4- 632
.. 723 407 62E 509
.. 1,663 1,625 1,517 L168
.. 899 706 8 760
.. L171 619 1,104 SSI
.. 516 615 444 673
.. 423 30 350 S94
; n nc cj
523 437 452 501
..." 263 123 240 157
i.. 684 392 569 4S2
10,218 7.804 8,801 9,178
880 469 807 565
L133 934 946 1.125
906 495 850 544
.. 107 1.3S2 L72 1,546
.. 1,414 1.5SG 1,130 1,851
.. 514 455 4S3 476
.. 457 714 412 730
.. SS7 3f3 787r 488
.. 8.3b3 3,702 -4,734 5,15s
.. 423 245 410 299
L. 1,514 1,229 L6U 1,44
175 29tl .1 ,3dB
., 2.981 2.475, J.9
.. 5.S15 S,lsl 4,9tt..lR
r. 1,131 1,612 SW.1,742
.. 1,28 -m m
.. 2419 1,499 Xyfi 1,S?S
2,952 1,79 i,m LWC
.. 2.396 2.S39 3.999 342
.. l,l9f 1.996 i1J36U.m
the count so solw that at last midnight
rot more than one-tenth of the vote had
been counted, in the estimate presented
In the appended table, therefore, it Is
to be -remembered that only the most
meager returns have been used as a
basis:
BIG VOTE FOR REPUBLICANS.
Mead Has Undoubtedly Been Elected
Governor of Washington.
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 9. (Special.)
Tho election ot Albert E. Mead as Gov
ernor by a majority that' may hun as
high as 10,000 is indicated by the returns
that have been received at Seattle up to
2 o'clock this morning-. The entire Re
publican state ticketjjs elected, and the
Legislature will bo overwhelmingly Re
publican.
Roosevelt has carried Washington by
an overwhelming mapority. The count
in the cities is so slow that his plurality
V PARSER CONGRATULATES
ROOSEVELT.
ESOPUS. N. Y.. Nov. 8. At 8:30
o'clock Judge Parker sent this telegram
to the President?
"Rooemount, Esopus, N. Y., Nov. 8,
0:30 P. M. The President, Washington:
The people, by their votes, have em
phatically approved your, administra
tion, and I congratulate you.
(Signed) "ALTON B. PARKER."
REPLY SY ROOSEVELT.
"WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. President
Roosevelt's reply to Jndge Parker's
telegram was as follows:
"Alton B. Parker, Rosemount, New
Tork: I thank you lor your congratula
tions. (Signed)
"THEODORE ROOSEVELT."
i. a ....
over Parker can only be approximated,
but It should reach 40,000.
Mead has carried every- county in
Western Washington, and he has
broken into the Turner strongholds In
Eastern Washington. Aside from the
surprises shown In Western Washing
ton by the gains of Mead over the es
timated majority of Republican work
ers the result in Thurston County
where the "blxers" cut deeply into
Mead'3 vote furnishes the upset to po
litical figures. Mead was expected to
carry Thurston by a plurality of 500 or
better, though inside Information of
the bitted fight there should have indi
cated a close vote.
The tremendous vote for Roosevelt un
doubtedly contributed heavily toward
Mead's showing, but the result shows that
Mead won nearly as much by the hard
personal fight he made. It Is significant
that where local county fights entered
into the situation Moad ran ahead of the
Republicans under fire on the local tickets.
The. fact that C. E. Coon? Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor leads
Mead, tt due to the circa instance that the
light "against him died' out as maidenly
as it was Degun early in tho- campaign.
Coon was lost sight of dnrinVth -closing
weeks of the campaign. While Roeeev
velt's vote exceeds"- all "others, -the three
Congressional candidates will be elected
by larger pluralities than were ever given
in the state before this election.
Kinjf County.
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 8. (Special.)
The count In King County la proceeding
very slowly, and in a majority of; the city
precincts of Seattle, the total will not
be known until noon tomorrow. If the
same percentage of the total vote, is
(Concluded on Pago 12.). 4 .
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431
296
427
264
373
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448
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Fourth
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374
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365
Fourth
168
21ITourth
473
109
5S9
354
22
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35i
Fifth
24tFlfth
25Fifth
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27Fifth ,
Fifth
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XSttth
X gtxth
34 Sixth
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37 Seventh
38iSeventh-
SStServenth
48eventh .
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4i Eighth
43lEbchth
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339
353
3
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304
173
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632
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433
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536
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Bowvlt'i vfcsralitr, 1L39C.
By 1110 VOTES
Roosevelt Carries
Multnomah. .
FEW PARKER VOTES
Prohibition is Lost by
Large Majority.
FOR 4536; AGAINST 2,230
Oniy Four Precincts in the
County Go Dry.
VOTE SHORT OF REGISTRATION
Parker Foils Only 2310 Votes t
Roosevelt's 13,574 Lents, Monta
villa, Powell Valley and Ports
mouth Go to Prohibition.
-7
CHAIRMAN BAKES. JUBILANT.
Among those overjoyed at the Repub
lican victory was Frank C. Baker,
chairman of the State Central Com
mittee. "Our figures sent from vari
ous precincts and counties through the
6tate Indicate to us that PreslOeat
Roosevelt's plurality In Oregon will 1
at least 87.C0O." aald Mr. Baker. "In
our table ot estimates oubttebed. Mon
day morning In The Qrogonlas, In vary
few Instances do our figures escapar?
with the actual remit. As. pnavleaBlr
Indicated by tba Rephlican fetata- Cosa
mlttee, the result shows' that tho-ojl
were not leuei te make a. change for
Tereotsea aad ether- resoose being evt
deatry wilKasr to let well Mteagh alone.
Moreover; the ant voters of th4a coun
try were practically ttaanlrnaas la. ti
Nartbera. States fcr our yoaeg aaa vig
oroM leader. Young raea-ai&p&rt brave
men and! admire, them,, ana there is no
reading co full o enterteieaint for the
young men of the cans try equaling
President Roosevelt's vigorous, brave
and manly rcsseT."
Mnltnoxnah County yesterday gave
Theodore Roosevelt tho largest plurality
that it has ever given a Presidential .can
didate. The count was very rapfd aad la
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