Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 01, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textv 7 THE MORMNCr OREGON1AN, FRIDAY. 1VOVE31BER 1, 1912 ELECTIOfl WAGERS LACK SIGIIGAI ICE One Bet Is 5 to 3 on Wilson, While Another Places Odds at 2 to 5. REPUBLICANS ARE CHEERED Canvass of 675 Voters SIiows May Far In Iead With IIster Second. Roosevelt and Wlhroir Alter- -natc for First. BY M. St. MATTISO.N". SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 31. (EpeciaU Bettlxisr on election r.ult, both in this state and in the Nation, with i a few Isolated wagers on local results, became more general today, but a care ful analysis the bets recorded shows that there is no significance in the early money appearance. For instance, there was bet J1000 to $600 that Woodrow Wilson would be elected Tresident while in the house that carries the money there was dis played a telegram from San Francisco showing that Wilson was a two-five chance in the south. The bei, as re corded, was a clear toss-off of The same man today placed a 1-2 bet that Wilson would beat Roosevelt .n this state and afterwards deposited a big amount on even terms and the same bet. And so far as could be learned practically all the betting done today was at even terms, whether county or state results were Involved. Bettors Xovr More Assured. The only significance of the betting was that men who wager on election results are beginning to believe that conditions are becoming well enough known to justify betting. Heretofore everybody has been so uncertain that election fans would rather shake dice than take a chance on the voters. Rufus R. Wilson, who managed Miles Polndexter's successful campaign and who launched the Roosevelt boom in this state, started a new move ment today In favor of Ernest Lister, Democratic nominee for Governor. Wil son is. or says he is. Lister's personal political manager and, as he has done some things that confirm his claim of controlling Lister, politicians be lieve the Wilson scheme really comes from Lister headquarters. Wilson started a movement to pro cure signatures of about 100 Bull Moose and Democrats who would Indorse a fusion ticket with Utter as the nomi nee for Governor. Alex Falconer, of Ev erett, on the slate for Representative-at-Large, and C. G. Helfner. the nomnlee for Representative in the First District, the remainder of the ticket to be made up later. Wtlsoa Appears Hopeful. Wilson insisted on this trio, for all are men whom Wilson either supports or who are most likely to defeat men whom Wilson opposes. It was the Wil son Idea that the slate should be agreed upon by Sunday and then sent out, over the signatures of 100 or more Bull Moose and Democrats on juxnuaj. -son believed that this belated advice would Influence enough votes to elect Llter Several Bull M"( leaders were approached on the scheme and they say they did not agree to it. But Wilson himself insists that the idea will vein and such a fusion slate will oe rec ommended Monday. The Republican central commmec le ctin! the result of a careful poll made In Ik. rmlnir sections of the soutn end of King County today. Four men. mounted on motorcycles wmc through the district and did not know whow they were working for when they made a poll. An even 1000 voters were sounded. 675 of whom declared them selves in favor of the general Repub- .ii., mrA nrartlcallv all of these pronounced they would vote for Gov ernor Hay. Only 75 straight Bull Moose voters were found. i50 being Demo crats, Socialists or noncommittal voters. Report Cheers Maaasrrr. t. t - t. that all of the 675 voters listed as Republican will vote a straight ticket, but most of them are claimed for Hay. This report cheered the campaign manager. ur n -. , n- , n , hav-hArn made. wnn iwiio . . It is true that the districts which are generally regarded as rjoage u i6 Lu. .m haan nulled, but In what are known as neutral sones. Hay runs far in the leaa witn usier e:u. This is true of the polls made by all three leading parties and these returns have had an exnuaraung mo-i. n .kit,Hin fomnnts-n management. These same districts, by the way. show Taft third in the race with Roosevelt and Wilson alternating in the lead. Bull -Moose leaaers a band and delegation of miners from Black Diamond, Hodge's former home, to parade the streets and advertise a big downtown meeting which he ad dressed. The Black Diamond crowd. . inn . ..-- - Intended to aOUUt 1VV BlluuB., " demonstrate that Hodge still is popu lar m the mining camp. RICHARD WJUONTAGUE. His Kecord. As a candidate for State Senator on the Democratic ticket Mr. Montague s record of public service will be read with Interest by all voters who desire to elect the best men to public office. During his residence of 22 years in Portland Mr. Montague has been a member of four committees to revise i. t,.rr Including the last com mittee, which has drawn the Commis sion Charter. He is the autnor oi jiuu tague's Oregon Digest and was selected . e..n,Y,A r'mirt t n Assist in mak ing the revision of Oregon laws now in use. In the Mayoralty compalgns of 1905 j lant up fnnforiti was chairman of the campaign committee, to which was due in a large measure mc ex cess of Harry Lane's candidacy. By -. i ohiiitv hv exnerience and by reason of his proven Integrity, and breadth of vision on public questions no man in Oregon is Deiier imw sit in the State Senate. (Copy furnished for this paid adver tisement by W. W. Johnson, chairman.) John Day Valley Couple Wed. FRAIRIE CITY, Or., Oct. 31. (Spe- v Uloa Anna V Brackett, both lifelong residents of the John Day Valley and prominently ldentlllea wnn n ...w.., V ..rsr1 In Raker last veiopmcni. . Saturday. Miss Brackett has been a popular teacher in tne city scnooi here for many years past and Is well l. in Rebekah circles. Mr. and ., T.anrance will reside on their ranch in the upper valley. fENKET BROS. FRIDAT SPECIAL, ... . 11 a crallnn we oner our . - ., - - 1 60 wines at 75c a gallon: Straight Kentucky Whisky, seven years old. regular 14.50 at 3.50 a g allon . Ken tucky Whisky, regular $3 So at ?.60 a Rallon- $3 grade Whisky. 2.10 a gallon. &- !. nniS S7 E. Morrison st. Phones 7 B 24! Free delivery V, ASM tlGTOil IE RUNNING FOR TAR Victory for Entire Republican Ticket Predicted by Chairman Rupp. PROTECTION REAL ISSUE Bull Moosers Realizing Vote- for Boosevelt Is Vote for Wilson and Free Trade Are Rapidly Turning- to President. BT TV. A. RUPP. (Chairman State Republican Committee, Tacoma.) FT. 1 . TIT .. 1. 31 -fSn(.ial.J Washington will go Republican next Tuesday, so far as the state ticket is concerned, by a majority ranging any where from 30,000 to 40,000 and per haps more, and only three or four counties out or tne as in mo . doubtful as respects President Taft. Governor Hav and his running mates will carry Seattle and King County by . , .. nnnn motnitv and President at least xu.vuv . - Taffs plurality in the same county will not be less man uuu. r. ... nw. Kalno nnaterl srolind the state to the effect that Governor Hay's vote will exceed the combined vote of the Democratic ana Bun Moose cunui dates for Governor, and even money is offered that Taft will win. Lister Entered Too Late. Ernest Lister, the Democratic nomi nee, has never had a chance to win, any opportunity he may have had being negatived by the fact that he entered the race far too late. Judge W. W. Black, who defeated Lister in the pri maries, was declared Ineligible only a few weeks ago and the Democratic mantle then fell qn Lister. Bob Hodge, the Bull Moose nominee, has been eliminated by the disclosures made regarding his private life and his public, official and prize ring rec ord. He is practically deserted now by the new party, a large element of which 1 . .5 .l tn ,,nnnrt him fi H V WRV. nev er t IJ iriiuvn . " o i. - - He is urging his followers to go to Lister, In a vain enaeavur iu Aside from the Governor, the other candidates on the Republican state ticket are all well known, while prac tically nothing is heard of the Demo cratic and Bull Moose aspirants. Republican Victory Predicted. Reports from all over the state in dicate a sweeping victory for the Re publican state and Congressional tick ets and political observers say that the party's majority will be large. It Is practically conceded, for example, that Albert Johnson, of Hoquiam, can didate for Congress in the Second Dis trict, will easily defeat Stanton War burton, of Tacoma, incumbent, and Bull Moose candidate. Warburton has hith erto had a strong following, but his chance of success is regarded now as next to nothing. Reports also show President Taft wel! in the lead. Democrats and Bull Moosers claim the state for Wilson and Roosevelt respectively by large ma jorities, but they cite nothing on which to base their claims. The Republicans poneo ai ine gep- Health is the foundation of all good looks. The wise woman realizes this and takes precautions to preserve her health and strength through the pe riod of child bearing. She remains a pretty mother by avoiding: as far as possible the suffering and dangers of such occasions. This every woman may do through the use of Mother's Friend. This' is a medicine for external application and so penetrating in its nature as to thoroughly lubricate every muscle, nerve and tendon in volved during the period before baby comes. It aids nature by expanding; the skin and tissues, relieves tender ness and soreness, and perfectly pre pares the system - for natural and jlTOUlZ& safe motherhood. ''LlV7 ,2 Mother's Friend VLlPjt0 is sold at drug: CTts--w stores Write for free book for ex pectant mothers, which contains much valuable information. . BEAD FIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ca. "CAN'T YOU HELP MY BABY" MOTHERS OP ECZEMA TORTURED CHILDREN ASK IS THIS. J. . J- m lamm . - rs .11 itia nf nhllrihaod none causes more sutienng xnn the other itching, burning rashes that drivo the little ones almost frantic Nowadays when motners as u fon'f ..n.i hin mv babv get relief 4 ..n,a wa n sav. "Yes."' Our new Skin remedy, Saxo saive, worked some very remarkable cures here, not only for children but for adults as well. Its first effect Is to stop the terrible Itching and burning, and make the skin comfortable. Then It is absorbed right into the skin destroying' the germs and exerting its healing power at the seat of the disease. We guarantee Saxo Salve to give satisfaction when used for eruptions and skin trubles, of any kind, paying back vour money if it does not. Wood ard. Clarke & Co., Druggists, Portland, Or. .PORTLAND'S FOREMOST SPECIALTY GARMENT STORE November Garment Sale 4 -if P v' tember primary a total of 89.694 votes; the Democrats polled about 22.000 votes, and the Bull Moosers announced the total of their soapbox primary as 25. 623 votes. The total vote of the state will run this year between 280,000 and 300,000. It may even exceed the latter figure, although that Is not likely. Taft Gaining Rapidly. It is clear, therefore, from the pri mary returns that the Republican party has a lead over its nearest competitor of about 64.000 and there is everything to show that Taft will win a big vic tory In the state. Disaffection in the Republican ranks and there was some several months ago has died away rapidly during the past month and it Is admitted on all sides now that the President has gained great strengtn. It is also clear that Roosevelt cannot win and that, under that circumstance, a vote for him means a vote for Wil on and free trade. Washington is not a free-trade state. Republicans here who followed Roosevelt in the beginning have come to realize that they cannot vote for a protective tariff. In which they believe, by voting for Roosevelt, and that-the only way they can vote their real tariff beliefs is to vote for Taft. They have -ome to appreciate mat omy n At J I -Va .- T- Ea v vf Hi At Portland's Emporium The store is overflowing witn beautnui new garments. Whether it's a suit, coat, dress-or waist there's a big saving to be realized on every purchase at The Em porium. Visit the store today. This Elegant Plush or Caracul Coat This Coat $21.50 We bought them early in thn season couldn't be duplicated now to sell un der $25 1 Rich, glossy Plush or Caracul Coats, in the model pre cisely as illustrat ed at left. Full length, with large shawl collar, silk frogs aud large n o v e lty buttons. Lined in guaran teed satin. These elegant Coats today at 5S21 .KO Th.s Charming Cutaway Su.t $22.50! IS Just one of dozens charminsr mod el s And we know they are not equaled elsewhere below $25 and $27.50. Plain n a vy blue serges i n strictly tailored or Norfolk style. Also new cheviots, diagonals and mixtures, in grays, browns, tans, etc. Splen didly tailored and lined in Skinner's guaranteed satin. See these Suits todav at $22.50 This Suit $22.50 $1.954250 House Frccks $1.38 pppL $5-$10 Silk Waists $3.95 ifai- .-HiVr little Dresses than you ever IitS3!Sj! I Ve have taken fully 75 of our regular Far prettier little Dresses than you ever bought before at anything like the price! Chambravs, ginghams, percales, madrases, in plain gray, blue, pink, lavender, black-and-white plaids, checks, stripes. Open back and front; high or low neck; Ion? and short sleeves. Our regular $1.95 $2.50 Dresses, for today, astonishingly to priced L . J .ImM This Dress $1.38 We have taken fully 75 of our regular $6, $6.50 and up to $10 Waists and added them to the $3.9u line tor inday's sale! Lovely chiffons, messalines, nets, silk marquisettes, nets, in black and new shades. Just the Waists for tailored suit wear many dressy evening models, too ! Our $5 to $10 Waists, today, $ aa! Ia iraaat? ES. U ioi. IPOH T LAN Cr 3 5HBAT BALI' PRICE MILI.I.EIIY SALE IS PKOCRESS for Taft will count. That has made the President thousands of votes so many that Washington will be found In the Taft column when the polls are closed next month. A prediction of majority on the Na tional ticket cannot be made with such positive certainty as on the state tick et, for the reason that, hundreds of voters are silent on the subject. Some of these were Bull Moosers several months ago, who have now made up their minds that they cannot afford to vote for Roosevelt. Others have been In doubt all alonsr as to where their ballot would go. They have been wait ing the turn of the tide, now running strongly for Taft, before making up their decision definitely. Since it is realized that Roosevelt cannot win and that the Issue Is really protection with Taft; or free trade with Wilson, the Taft vote has reached such proportions that the state Is safe for the President. Hotel Employe Pleads Guilty. ALBANY, Or.. Oct. St. (Special.) Gilbert Olson, a former employe of the Franklin House in this city, pleaded guilty In the State Circuit Court here today to a charge of selling liquor In violation of the local option liquor law. Judge Kelly will Impose sentence next Monday. Olson was in dicted at the last term of court ami pleaded guilty when his case was called for trial this forenoon. There are three other Indictments pending against Olson In. addition to the one on which he pleaded guilty this morning. . . . . i S JEWEiLKY qAJLE T.UPEND0U ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Everything Marked in Plain Figures at Prices Cut as Low as Here Are the Bargains Buy Now or Never Watches $1.00 Watches cut to 29 $5.00 Workingman's Watch, seven (t 1 Oft jewels, nickel case, cut to tj) X i0 O size ladies' Elgin or Waltham, Hampden or Boss, Dueber or Crown cases, cut 48 to ...... . yfarranted 20 years. $20 15-jewel Elgin or Waltham, tf OQ with 20-year cases, cut to J) f iOw $20 Elgin or Waltham, boys' size, QJ 98 $16.50 ladies' guaranteed 20-year Elgin or Wal tham Watches, with 20-year cases, 98 $22.50 gents' 17-jewel Elgin or tf Q OA Waltham, 20-year case, cut to... 4)07 $30.00 ladies'. 14-carat solid gold cases, lit EInn or Waltham movements. (! 1 1 QQ Cut to 01 1P $35 high-grade 21-jewel Elgin, Waltham, Hamp den, Hamilton movements; cut (1 A QQ 41 L-XS V- to Guaranteed to pass railroad inspection. ON THE For the past eight years we have purchased some mammoth stocks and assisted the Christmas shoppers with hundreds of big savings in jewelry. THIS year we give you an earlier opportunity, having just purchased an other large consignment of the very latest designs for the Christmas trade. Positively no other designs handled at this saie We give the benefit of our cash buying power and shrewd purchases, which has given great satisfaction and big savings to thousands of jewelry buyers for the past eight years. WE ARE NOT going out of business and will make good any claims, as in the past. We have a ten-year lease on this building and can assure you of satisfaction, as is not the case with fraudulent jew elry sales. SA-Uti vriino Positively no otner designs uaumcu iu - SATURDAY MORNING AT 1 1 O'CLOCK Be Here on Time, as the Best Bargains Go First Here Are the Bargains Buy Now or Never Genuine Diamonds $ 15.00 Diamond Rings cut to c-iX'Sro $ 25.00 Diamond Rings cut to S1.7t $ 40.00 Diamond Rings cut to S21.b $ 60.00 Diamond Rings cut to $3.5W $ 75.00 Diamond Rings cut to $100.00 Diamond Rings cut to jjb4:.5U $150.00 Diamond Rings cut to $ 89. OO $200.00 Diamond Kings cui 10 .?J-t. t $250.00 Diamond Rings cut to.. $300.00 Diamond Rings cut to.. $500.00 Diamond Rings cut to.. $1000.00 Diamond Rings cut to. ..$169.50 ..$213.00 ..$325.00 ..$746.00 Opera Glasses $4.00 Opera Glasses cut to $1.69 $6.00 Opera Glasses cut to $3.98 $8.50 genuine Pearl Glasses cut to $4.85 $7.50 Field Glasses cut to $3.98 $10.00 Field Glasses cut to $5.49 $15.00 Field Glasses cut to ?T $20.00 Field Glasses cut to $11.85 Clocks Now is the time to buy your Christmas presents. A written guarantee goes with purchase. We are here to stay. No cheap watches handled at this store; so don't let the low prices keep you away. Mesh Handbags $4.00, German silver, kid-liued, cut to 9S $800 Handbags cut tc f-'Tc $10.00 Handbags cut to Sj..3 $15.00 Handbags cut to $7.89 Buy Your Christmas Jewelry Here! All Cloclur Guaranteed, $1.00 Alarm Clocks cut to -29 $5 8-Day Mantel Clocks, cathedral gong, strikes the half -hour and hour. A beauty "QO design, cut to. $12.00 Mantel Clocks cut to '25 $15.00 Mantel Clocks cut to $18.00 Mantel Clocks cut to $22.50 Mantel Clocks cut to $9.8o A written guarantee goes with each clock. We are here to stay. -j f- Qf off our catalogue prices. Send for n O same. The most complete jewelry cat- oMlguo aauu ml a CASH DOES THE WORK 1000 Odd Pieces of Jew elry, just the thing for Xmas Gifts; usually sold from 50c to ) (Chr $1.50:cutto gkfD' Toilet Sets Guaranteed kind. $3.50 Silver Toilet Set cut to 98 Three pieces brush, comb and mirror. $ 7.50 Silver Toilet Set cut to $ 3.98 $10.00 Silver Toilet Set cut to fco $12.00 Silver Toilet Set cut to $7.89 Cut Glass Special sale on all high-grade Cut Glass and Rog ers Silverware. Lack of space prevents our list ing same here. See bargain counter and windows. UMBRELLAS AT 30 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR See our large stock of umbrellas, just received; all fancy handles for engraving and mounted in pearl, silver and gold, at 30 on the $1 See Our Window for the Best Jewelry Bargains on the Pacific Coast LHOL 315 Washington, Near Sixth r ii' UK. h vi vr: J y Don't Confuse This With Any Other Sale Here Are the Bargains Buy Now or Never Jewelry $1.00 Solid Gold Baby Rings cut to 38 $3.00 Solid Gold Rings cut to $1.29 $5.00 Solid Gold Rings cut to $2.48 $7.50 Solid Gold Rings cut to $3.69 $4.00 20-year Lockets cut to $1.78 $5.00 Bracelets cut to $2.78 $4.00 gold-filled Chains, single or double, $1.98 $3.50 Ladies' Ribbon Fobs, cut to :.$1.4S $2.50 Child's Bracelet, cut to OStf $6 La Valliere or Neck Chains, cut to... $1.78 $10.00 Bracelets, cut to $4.89 $1.00 Scarf Pins, cut to 29 $2.00 Scarf Fins, cut to $3.00 Scarf Pins, cut to $1.2o $1.00 Cuff Buttons, cut to 29 $2.00 Cuff Buttons, cut to 5S $3.00 Cuff Buttons, cut to $1.29 $7.50 Solid Gold Buttons, cut to $ 2.48 $10 diamond-set Cuff Buttons, solid gold. $3.48 See these. $1.00 Brooches and Belt Pins, cut to 29 $2.00 Brooches and Belt Pius, cut to i'fS $3.50 Belt Pins cut to $1.29 $1.00 Baby Lockets cut to oo $7.00 Belt Pins cut to $2.89 Thousands of other bargains too numerous to mention in this space. See our windows. Silverware 50c Sterling Silver Thimbles cut to 8 $1.50 Rogers Teaspoons, set of 6.... 69 50c Butter Knives, cut to..; 29 75c Rogers Sugar Shell, cut to 29 1000 bargains in Silverware too numerous to men tion, at 30c on the dollar. Buy Your Christmas Jewelry Here!