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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORNING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY. XOVE3IREIS lO, 1910. HUGHES' PLURALITY IN GOUNTY IS 5592 Complete Returns, in Multno , mah Give Him Majority Si., of 2466 Also. M'ARTHUR IS IN BY 8241 Single Tax, in Disguise, Gets Bodj Blow and Beer and Prohibi tion Amendments Also Go Down to Defeat. 4 fCowfclmiert From First Pag e. ly re-entered the race as an Inde pendent. The vote for McArthur on complete returnsis 35.38, to 27,607 tior Lafferty. McArthtsr came within, 3738 votes of having rv majority over She field of three opposing candidates. John A. Jeffrey, Democratic nominee, .was a distant third with 9852 votes. Albert Stre4ff. Socialist, polled 2127 votes. Gate n Lead Is C376. Final unofficial returns have brought he majority -.for "W. N. Gatono, Demo cratic candidate for re-election as Judge of Department Nt. 5 of, the Cir cuit Court, to 5376 votes over Frank S. Grant, Republican. Catena Is trie only Democrat elected to office tn Multnomah County. His vote is 39,905; that for Gfrant is 84,529. Final returns have swelled the ma jority for Joihn P. Kavanaugh, Repub lican nominee for re-election as Judge of Department No. 1 of; tlie Circuit Court, to 11,576 votes over Greenberry !W. Allen, his' Democratic- opponent. Kavanaugh, has 42,048 votes to 20,508 tor Allen. Lewis Is Short-Term Senator. Herman A. Lewis has been elected short-term State Senator from Mult nomah, Clackamas and Columbia coun ties. Hlsmajority is 8516 in this county over Dr. H..M. Patton. Both are from Multnomah County and both are Re publicans; Chough on the bajlot as In dependents, owing to a. peculiarity of the primary.' law. The vote for Lewis Is 88,516 to 25,000 even for Dt. Patton. Barton Defeats Limpmani, For Joint Representative from Mult nomah and Ciackamas countieis A. H. Burton, Republican, has received a ma jority in this county of 11,238 votes over Rex- H. Lampman, Democrat, and Is elected. The.Multnomah County. -te for Burton is 39,337 to 28,099 for Lamp man.. ' All the other Republican legislative candidates from this county. Including one short-term State Senator, five long term State Senators and 12 Representa tives, have been elected by big ma jorities. John M.- Mann, for Represen tative, with 52,381 votes. Is high man on the ticket. Tamcll Is Bis. "Winner. Complete returns give George Taz well (Rep.) a majority of 16,849. votes over George M. McBride for County Judge. Tazwell's vote is 44,797 to 27. 948 for McBride. A contest in which much Interest was taken was that for County Clerk be tween Joseph "W. Beverldge (Rep.) and Marshall N. Dana (Ind.). Beveridge's majority is 10,265. His vote- is 40,479. Dana's vote Is 30,214. . . Three Measure Defeated. 4 Of the. 11 initiative njcaaufes on the ballot, all but three have received affirmative majorities In Multnomah County. The three exceptions are the1 single tax measure, the brewers' amendment and bone-dry prohibition. Single tax. under the disguised bal lot title of "full rental land tax and home makers' loan fund amendment," has been snowed under in Multnomah County by a- negative vote of 3 to 1. The majority against it is 33.190. Only 15,795 votes were cast for it, to 48,985 against. Beer Amendment Margin Close. The brewers' amendment has lost by a small majority in Multnomah County. With 35,592 votes, for and 37,361 against, the negative majority is 1769. Tho bone-dry prohibition amendment received a negative majority of 9775 Votes in Multnomah! County. The vote -against it was 41.057 to 31,282 in its favor. "; The measures that carried in Mult nomah County are- the repeal of the Eunday closing blue- law;. 6 per cent state-wide tax limitation, rural credits, anti-compulsory vaccination, Pendleton normal school,, negro, suffrage amend ment, ship tax exemption and single item veto. This latter measure received the heaviest affirmative majority. 32,886 more voters having voted for than against it. The affirmative vote is 48, S0, the negative vote 15,794. Next in popular favor came the ship tax exemption measure, with a favor able majority of 32,748. Affirmative votes 47,717, negative 14.969. - Third in line of public approval in , Multnomah County was the reDeal- of the ancient Sunday blue law. Propo nents of. repeal and a cheerful, Sunday rolled up an affirmative majority- of 28,734 votes. The vote for repeal is 50,724. against 21,990. The so-calledr negro suffrage amend ment,, the purpose of-which is to re peal a long-inoperative section of the state constitution denying suffrage to negroes, has 12,771 Sejority in Mult nomah County. This section became automatically Inoperative when the 15th amendment to the Federal Con stitution was adopted, but has never been repealed. Vote for repeal 38,915, against 26,144. Normal School In Favor. The Pendleton Normal School meas ure has an affirmative majority of 6146. Vote for. the normal 36,610, against 30,464. Anti,-compulsory vaccination has car ried in the county by 5820 votes. Affirm ative vote 36,233, negative 30.413. Rural credits has a favorable ma jority of 5455. Affirmative vote 33,910, negative 28.455. State-wide tax limitation has car ried in the county by 6123 votes. Affirm ative vote 33,742, negative 27.619. The following table gives the com plete unofficial, count in Multnomah County- for all candidates and meas ures: UXITED STATES. Elector of President Five Klected. 12 Butler. R. R. (Hughes) .... .41.46s Cottel, Willis 1 41.489 Keady. W. P....- ..41.264 North, W. C ......41.327 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2 27 28 29 30 31 Wilson. J. F. Coshow, Oliver P. Haney, Bert B Neff. .Porter J ... Sheahan, Daniel W.. Stevenson, John H... 41,148 (Wilson). 35.868 35,480 .....35.737 . 35.712 .85.443 Coe, Curtis P. Hanly)-. 1.082 Pennington. Levi T 1.080 Sheak, Henry . .. 1.082 Swope. M- Frances....- 1,07 Walker, Cyrus H..-; 1.082 Burgholzer. Mas (Beneon).." 1,897 Johnson. Frank W 1,890 McCone. Selma J.'..,.-. ... 1,816 Nlkula, August ..,-.. 1.815 Tipton. W. M 1.863 MULTNOMAH COUNTY'S COMPLETE VOTE ON PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. AND VOTE BY PRECINCTS ON COLUMBIA: xj asa&xjj or fv-i Precinct. Reduced Rates New Perkins Hotel . FIFTH AND AVASHIXGTOS STS, "Where the City Life Centers." PORTLAND. OREGON. . . Jackson, who "Jias served this county 1 2 3 4 5 . 6 . . . . , 7 9 10 11 . 1 2 13 14 ..... 15 18 17 ..... 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 25 ... 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 34 ... 35 35 ... 36 37 37 ... 38 39 40 41 42 ..... 43 44 44 ... 45 46 47 48 49 60 51 52 ..... 53 54 55 56 67 68 68 ... t . 60 ..... 61 .. 62 : 63 , 64 v . . 65 66 67 ..... 68 ..... 69 70 70 .... 71 71.... 72 73 . 74 75 ...... 76 22 77 78 79 79 ... 80 81 82 83 84 ,85 86 87 88 89 SO 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 9. W. Side Total. . 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 105 ... 106 107 108 109 110 .. 111 ...... 112 113 ...... 114 ..... 115, 116 117 11S 119 ..... 120 ...... 121 .... 123 123 123 ... 124 .... 125 .... 126 126 .. 127 12)$ 129 130 .... 131 132 ..... 133 .... 134 136 137 .... 139 140 140 .. 141 142 143 .... 144 145 146 147 148 .... 149 149 .. 150 . 151 152 153 154 154 .. 155 156 156 .. 157 157. .. 153 159 160 161 .... 162 163 164 165 166 .... 167 .... 168 .... 169 .... 170 170 .. 171 .... 172 173 .... President Congressman.' n? f.g i p J5 ? 5 r : : : : 1 i : i ' 206 74 26 209 25 64 40 9 54 28 61 70 in 62 69 65 43 . 6 75 31 86 83 27 76 - 63 122 120 26 116 92 - 65 37 7 4 7 4 3 121 97 21 " 94 96 47 -46 32 36 38 05 92 21 77 63 39 31 13 28 21 179 150 57 180 69 - 117 131 32 113 87 183 109 33 182 56 273 76 21 2731 34 194 74 32 233 20 152 122 43 178 52 83 61 18 92 15 154 73 22 160 34 187 113 40 193 ' 66 145 69 15 162 30 151 91 21 157 48 . 65 55 16 62 32 63 53 17 63 39 112 92 29 117 . 4S 88 91 27 91 49 60 34 9 46 32 . 62 18 8 47 10 61 97 23 46 71 23 24 9 18 12 70 58 18 48 46 26 S2 12 16 29 ' 97 55 16 - 91 36 85 77 22 91 42 118 53 22 117 24 115 98 34 122 - 41 142 74 28 138 39 98 67 27 3 92 126 67 12 152 9 120 115 26 119 65 39 29 r 8 39 19 75 S3 22 73 F4 36 35 14 32 19 44 37 9 38 SI 134 80 25 118 45 79 60 12 69 50 79 36 12 68 25 83 62 21 73 46 98 95 30 101 62 49 46 9 41 39 62 - 38 11 60 18 110 47 12- 114 23 292 128 54 290 61 211 146 49 209 SO 90 101 30 67 74 99 89 21 84 76 "114 '97 26 95 80 56 72 20 49 57 94 81 22 6S 76 76 74 19 67 44 137 129 45 135 73 109 114 43 105 68 - 99 85 33 88 47 104 90 39 108 36 "59-38 7 . 54 33 111 90 24 115 SO 140 96 7 101 68 84 90 23 68 62 11-7 ' 67 31 100 45 44 58 14 27 66 47 53 IS 35 44 81 92 30 61 71 62 104 28 57 64 137 75 21 124 54 162 108 35 155 f 73 93 - 95 44 96 28 64 69 20 60 26 40 25 4 ' 41 14 140 118 37 123 88 143 84 25 123 62 92 69 -23 74 52 104 64 24 -95 48 135 103 81 126 .60 90 64 11 89 29 104 111 42 114 49 128 130 65 128 77 68 86 26 62 69 134 137 37 113 97 40 30 4 32 29 36 20 6 29 18 47 30 4 35 34 76 41 12 73 32 101 73 20 99 64 135 100 34 119 61 153 . 90 28 122 80 190 ' 70 16 216 22 201 139 40 199 60 116 82 21 128 " 46 81 35 12 60 35 75 - 68 15 44 65 112 60 8 108 48 12 25 . 11 13 1-3 111 104 21 87 88 141 67 27 103 55 145 ' 90 29 120 74 118 130 28 89 189 .64 41 13 41 40 147 114 26 124 104 60 75 18 40 70 11.230 8.296 2.532 10.362 5.457 104 146 24 80 133 105 167 41 85 135 71 ,,86 17 63 78 135 20 29 105 117 142 120 30 125 101 109 128 30 92 91 90 100 29 54 104 96 106 30 85 82 114 99 24 87 92 115 143 34 100 110 50 84 15 47 52 78 144 2S 71 116 74 ' 84 23 60 77 126 175 54 114 114 85 96 32 63 80 86 114 21 58 123 ' 120 147 20 70 171 132 113 14 97 126 105 149 32 75 126 -!8 68 15 27 69 82 149 22 56 159 112 108 17 87 132 69 85 17 41 107 108 130 27 72 131 98 113 25 75 117 89 113 13 70 97 61 74 22 37 70 71 86 15 54 79 98 121 30 69 .117 52 106 21 33 101 ' 39 88 17 26 76 102 113 32 88 87 84 94 15 61 8S 109 146 27-64 154 110 116 13 82 125 100 113 24 84 97 103 115 21 78 , 117 ' 127 92 28 109 70 90 101 "21 -83 74 182 124 30 150 117 150 160 36 96 149 121 125 22 87 127 63 84 13 51 82 136 92 29 106 81 115 75 " 21 94 70 96 97 37 S3 39 140 135 - 28 109 138 114 112 6 103 121 141 138 29 99 143 90 91 25 63 79 158- 131 33 144 108 136 " 79 28 10C 79 96 94 :4 95 54 130 90 17 85 lit 75 69 16 43 71 55 42 9 48 38 . 211 137 45 217 91 197- 118 41 -157 109 233 112 3S 218 79 13" 120 35 102 9S 90 86 38 87 54 127 115 29 96 94 167 122 29' 157 86 116 . 149 44 93 102 210 124 40 166 108 95 93 33 95 56 121 72 19 115 52 43 36 9 28 35 61 90 15 41 77 121 . 127 21 103 107 59 92 15 7 80 129 89 22 97 86 182 103 44 168 53 145 61 20 12S 48 146 100 35 137 66 179 90 33 178 51 132 84 22 i:5 71 196 100 25 157 100 107 60 .16 101 51 123 47 33 109 39 107 47 16 97 31 165 108 ' 23 151 85 141 ,. . 88 31 19.li S3 145 104 33 " 1091 VOTE BT PRECINCTS ON Precinct. President. 3? 174 ... 175 ... 176 ... 177 . . . 178 179 179 . 180 181 182 183 ... 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 .... 192 .... 193 .... 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 2i)l 201 .. 202 ; 203 204 .... 205 206 207 208 209 209 .. 210 211 211 .. 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 226 ... 227 228 229 229""! 230 230 ... 231 232 232 ... 233 234 . 235 ..... 235 ... 236 236 .... 237 238 239 240 240 ... 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 243 249 250 251 251 ... 252 . . . ; . 252 ... 253 254 ..... 255 256 257 257 ... 258 ..... 259 260 ..... 261 . 262 .... 263 .... 263 .. 264 .... 264 .. 265 .... 266 267 268 268 .. 269 .... 270 270 .. 271 272 .... 272 .. 273 274 275 276 277 .... 278 279 I2S0 2SI 283 .. 283 284 .. 285 .. 2SS . . 286 287 .. 288 .. 288 2S9 . . 290 . . 291 .. 292 . . 293 . . 294 . . 294 295 .. 296 . . 296 297 . . 298 .. E. Side Total. . 299 . .... 300 ...... 301 302 303 304 305 ..... 3 06 307 ..rv. 308 309 309 ... 310 311 311 ... 313 WW. 314 315 ..... 316 317 313 318 ... 319 320 321 322 324 326 326 .. County Total. W. Side Total. E- Side Total. Grand Total. Lead . . 1 B-2 Congressman. 118 112 85 117 78 192 123 41 163 1B4 126 ' 114 SI 103 107 128 104 25 105 101 174 155 43 142 126 143 76 33 113 68 88 53 13 05 66 137 105 39 108 92 133 131 38 123 94 105 80 25 85 69 122 116 46 119 57 175 62 13 141 61 124 88 23 115 70 114 114 33 77 113 94 130 22 71 122 79 89 31 57 72 10S hi) in 84 60 124 177 28 71 212 105 155 22 72 149 ' 88 123 6 50 128 123 152 36 86 139 156 166 31 135 125 108 143 34 83 118 144 100 21 114 104 86 95 20 64 90 208 173 64 213 89 109 90 28 89 . 83 190 157 46 ISO 103 144 84 24 145 64 124 76 26 118 47 298 134 55 293 68 127 79 23 96 63 174 103 23 164 75 113 185 - 20 - 101 67 127 129 44 101 105 204 145 39 183 131 126 82 29 120 49 94 67 20 80 49 122 62 16 107 52 66 60 15 - 61 43 118 83 14 108 60 58 6S 15 ' 54 41 121 145 30 94 123 44 69 16 , 38 58 96 88 14 81 8 8 106 85 23 100 65 226 101 39 229 47 182 61 20 173 22 177 85 36 156 60 132 134 47 134 68 123 135 29 111 . 149 172 61 123 135 . Ill 123 28 102 90 130 148 43 134 87 129 147 37 143 83 206 99 43 200 62 . 107 '39 20 97 18 131 71 23 144 22 205 73 25 221 22 179 55 21 194 10 141 76 23 152 32 113 60 19 97 49 187 132 44 209 63 101 4S 12 92 37 150 118 44 147 68 146 92 35 138 69 158 98 41 159 ' 38 176 134 45 191 64 154 76 -.32 147 35 ' 186 53 18 189 19 . 155 41 13 157 21 109 65 18 109 34 165 69 31 167 33 163 12S ' 38 140 104 179 124 44 193 65 137 114 23 124 93 122 lis 25 12fi 77 62 38 15 53 . 27 131 107 32 1-20 75 140 123 35 123 107 152 119 3S 147 75 113 126 32 118 83 142 138 34 130 98 68 91 26 57 69 28 75 21 23 59 48 124 37 89 85 106 172 38 80 134 111 154 41 105 107 111 120 41 88 114 40 31 6 30 40 72 90 SO 35 63 49 87 4 60 76 86 122 45 99 80 120 157 60 80 153 127 146 35 99 134 175 148 40 160 112 84 114 23 78 86 49 101 28 60 49 145 140 48 133 100 107 100 21 105 75 133 126 35 129 87 181 100 37 164 78 "164 110 82 128 85 68 80 23 66 46 88 117 33 65 113 100 - 78 15 81 75 91 80 26 67 69 92-86 17 70 79 166 139 32 144 122 125 183 40 106 153 200 . .124 43 207 68 7S 117 29 43 109 1 43 14 14 33 131 143 3S 101 147 105 89 29 85 49 62 111 13 25 117 72 91 29 6.". 7 - 104 84 23 86 81 141 183 45 114 145 129 154 28 93 1ii7 159 137 35 116 129 136 90 22 10S 92 99 124 30 .53 132 98 93 23 67 95 151 144 26 126 126 212 120 36 203 75 180 192 ! 167 126 100 125 40 90 96 46 63 lfi 31 62 88 99 29 83 69 83 126 -45 71 75 77 153 38 E". 117 67 44 8 42 51 60 87 30 42 63 120 159 49 97 120 112 178 52 81 147 100 117 14 61 120 88 102 IS 3 108 64 82 15 52 , 73 84 14S 23 60 144 87 153. 37 79 107 113 150 46 83 124 135 140 35 101 119 52 121 21 3S 105 92 12S 32 61 117 97 100 21 67 89 88 108 9 51 121 66 101 25 46 89 85 145 31 6 1 82 96 152 36 64 130 27.743 25.3SS 6,649 23.589 20,382 6 29 10 8 19 161 139 49 135 91 107 67 17 86 67 60 27 11 34 41 85 102 33 65 88 46 67 12 30 66 103 63 23 86 34 82 56 24 62 46 63 52 7 37 55. 130 72 20 95 78 70 84 38 60 75 107 70 17 85 63 53 1125 39 85 77 86 47 14 40 71 81 76 J7 43 70 133 100 4S 105 64 57 6 19 52 36 21 31 16 15 11 24 11 7 . 27 2 9 29 14 7 9 60 43 19 43 3S 140 190 52 123 ISO 44 24 8 27 36 57 26 10 45 25 59 7 3 34 15 42 49 - 19 32 20 134 141 44 117 JOl . 81 62 12 67 62 36 65 15 29 62 140 67 20 129 62 84 132 14 55 136 100 63 20 59 0 2.433 2.182 671 1,897 1,790 1L230 8.296 2,532 10,362 6.457 27.745i25.388 6.649 33,589 20.383 41.4So38.818 9.852j35.845 27.607 5,5921 32 Callahan. Emmett (Prog.).. 147 Hughes' lead, 5,592. STATE. Representative. In CoaxrcM, Third Dis trict. 33 Jeffrey. John A. (Dem.) 9.852 34- Lafferty. A. W.. (Prog. -Ind.). 27, 607 35 MoArthur. C. N. (Rep.) 35.8 36 treiff. Albert (Soc.) 2.127 MoArthur's lead, 8,241. - Secretary ef State. 37 Cannon, E. L. (Soc.) 6.224 38 Olcott. Ben W. (Rep.-Dem.- ProK.) ....64.476 Oloott's lead, 61.863. JuHtice of Supreme Court Two to Be Elected. 39 Bright. C. J. (Proh.) .. .10.634 40 Burnett. Geo. H. (Rep.) ...46.8o9 41 Hosmer, J. E. (Soc.) 8.894 42 Moore. Frank A. (Rep.) ... .42,253 43 Oliver, Turner (Dem.) 19,402 Dairy and. Food Conusvisstonev. 44 McKlnnon. Donald W. (Soc.) 6,86.1 45 Mickle, John D. (Rep.-Dem.- Prog.) 56.845 46 Rerapel. A. G. (Froh.) 6,983 Mickle's lead, 49.9S4. Public Service Commissioner. 47 ' Buchtel, Fred Q. (Rep.- Prog.) . 60.874 48- Van Dresar. E. L. (Dera.). 18.043 Buchtel's lead, 32,831. Jndee of Circuit Court. Department Mo. 1. 4 Allen, G. W. (Dent-Ind. ..SO. 5.08 60. Kavanaugh. Jonn P. (Rep.- Prog.) 42.084 Kavanaugh's lead, 11,576. Jadice of Circuit Court. Department .N o. 3. 61 Tucker. Robert (Rep.-Prog.).61.311 Judge of Circuit Court, Department So. B. 62 Gatens. W. N. (Dem-Ind.) .. .89.995 63 Grant. lrank S. (Rep.-Prog.)34a29 Gatens' lead, 5,376. Senator (Five to Be Elected). Moltno maXt County. Farrell. Robert . (Rep.- Prog.) ....T 52.410 Huston, S. B. (Rep.) 50.174 Moser. Gus C. (Rep.-prog.) .49.133 Olson. Conrad P. (Rep.- Prog.) 51.814 Orton. A. W. (Rep.-Prog.) . .48.361 Holruan. Frederick V. (Dem.) 24.949 Swett, Isaac (Dem.)- 23,314 Pratt. Geo. B. (Proh.) 13.982 Anderson, Chas. J. CSoc)... 8.809 Boyd. L. Q. (Soc.) . .. . Ockwlg. C. G. (Soc) . . Smith. W. E. (Soa). ....... Streiff, Peter. Jr. (Soc-J.. 1 MMaHHitMIUUIIMHaiiHuliyHHUlii. .. 7.326 .. 6.018 ... 6.33S . . 6.374 Unexpired 64 65 56 . 57 58 - 59 60 61 63 63 64 65 66 Senator, Multnomah County, 67 Aylsworth, W. C. (Soc.).... 8.874 68 Gill. John (Rep.-Demv-Prog.)58,366 Gill's lead, 49,492. Joint Senator. Unexpired Term. 69 Lewie. Herman A. (Ind.- N. P.) 33,516 70 Patton. H. M. (Ind-. 25,000 Lewis' lead, 8,516. Joint Representative. 71 Burton, A. H. (Rep.-tProg.- Proh.) ......39,337 72 Lampman. Rex (Dem.) 28.099 Burton's lead, 11,233. Representative, Twelve to Be Elected. 73 Callan. A. C. (Rep.) 45.635 74 Corbett. Hamilton F. (Rep.) .49,669 75 Goode. E. J. (Rep.-Prog.- Pro.) 46.282 76 Gordon, Herbert (Rep.- Prog.-Pro.) : 47,431 77 Kubli. K K. (Rep.-Prog.). . .46.938 78 Laurgaard, O, (Rep.-Prog.) . .48.886 79 Lewis, D. C. (Rep.-Prog.) . 1 .50,280 0 Mickey, Lionel C. (Rep. Prog).) 46,554 81 Mann. John M. (Rep.-Prog.- Dem.) 52,381 82 Matthleu, Stephen A. (Rep.) . 40,019 83 Stott, P 1 o w d e n (Rep.- Prog.) ...41,992 84- Wlllett, George T. (Rep. Prog.) 43.558 85 Alexander, George F. " (Dem.) ...19.388 86 Goldstein. Barnett H. (Dera.)21.621 87 Hidden. Maria L. T. (Dem) . .16,227 88 Hudson. William Maurice (Dem.) 17.5S9 89 Nissen, June (Dem.) ..'. ..16.445 90 Schneider. C. G. (Dem.) 16,681 91 Sleeth, Mattie M. (Dem.- Pro.) 18.596 92 Willison, R. A. (Dem.) 21.831 93 MaHett. Mary L. (Pro.) 17.607 94 Oppenlander, F. O. (Pro.)... 7.217 95 Sherman. O. J. (Pro.) 8.0 28 96 Ahti, August (Soc) 6.762 97 Axelson, A. H. (Soc.) 6.561 98- Barzee, C. W. (Soc.) 8.573 99 Brandes. Katherine (Soc.).. 7.260 100 Coleman, In a (Soc.) 6.940 101 Halley. Georgia (Soc.) 5.589 102 Hesse, Max (Soc.) 6.188 103 McCone, Victor J. (Soc.)... 6.264 104 Stokes. R. C. (Soc.) 5,549 0L05 Wesley, August (Soc.) 6.249 Dlarrtcs Attorney. 106 Evans. Walter H. (Rep.- Dem.-Prog). 57.256 , County JndBe. 107 McBride. George M (InL- N. P.) 27,948 108 Tazwell. George (Rep.- Dem.-Prog.) 44. 797 Tazwell's lead, 16849. County Commissioner. 109 Arnett. Lee (Dem.) 19.430 110 MejizeL Georee (Soc.) 6.008 111 Muck, A. A. (Rep.-Prog.) 49.503 Muck's lead, 30.073. County Sheriff. Bishop. IL J. (Soc.) 27,516 Hurlburt, Thomas M. (Rep. Prog.) 55.670 Jackson, George W. (Ind.).. 7.959 Wallace, H. L. (Dem.) 7.881 Hurlburt's lead, 28.024, County Clerks Beveridge. Joa "W. (Rep.- Prog.-Pro.) 40.479 Dana, Marshal) N. (Ind.) 30.214 118 Farney, Edna L. (Soc.) 3.945 113 113 114 113 116 117 Beverid; re 3 lead. 10,265. County Treasur 119 120 121 Lewis, John M.. (Rep.-Dem.- Prog.) 62.847 County Assessor. w Cladek. V. (Soc) 4.623 Reed, Henry E. (Rep.-Dem.- Prog.) 45.675 123 Rowland. Theodore (Ind.) ... 20,717 Reed's lead. 24.958. County School Superintendent. 123 Alderson. "W. C. (.Rep.) 37.449 124. Hall. J. O. (Ind.) 27,805 125 Koudebusb, Harriet W. (Soc.) 6,541 Alderson's lead, 9644. County Surveyor. 126 Bonser, R. C. (Rep.-Prog.) . .51.308 12 McQuinn, John A. (Dem.) .17,026 Bonsor's lead, 34.282. rw t : : 1 kit mm im m:--i 4$: mm I liisSffiii hiht tin an -? 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Full nickel plated. beauty. Complete with two dishes and cord... $6.50 Small Table Lamp Special fsw only at this special price. Reg- Ol fn ular S7.00. today P0iU3 KO a a eta EH mm KB 9 :a H a a HO KU a BH en Ka CIS a a SkiM a a oa EH Ba BH Ha HH PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR Make your own syrup. 30 cake; 3 for S0 VERMONT MAPLE CREAM for cakes, confections, etc Price per can 40 11 b BH "MIOLENA" Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream Originated and prepared in our laboratory. Softening, cleansing, cooling, soothing. A delicate toilet requisite pronounced superior to any cold cream. In convenient form for the t r a v e ler or table. Compressible tubes at 15C and 2oCI Jars at SO and 75e Mary Garden Face Powder..- I. .81.04) 50c Java Klce Powder 3 7 C 60c Lablache Powder 9 25c Mum 60c Dr. Charles' Flesh Food 60c Pond's Extract Vanijhlng Cream.. Sl-Oi Il.O 00 Othlne. b5e A Minl.nn FrMkla Cream double fit rans-th. . ............... &7i4t 50o Sempre Glovine. 25c Adult's Tooth Brush 15 60o Nail Brush 34o J1.50 Hair Brush, natural ebony, solid back 89c 51.00 Pearson Rubber Cushion Hair Brush ? fl.00 Ladies' Hard Rubber Comb GDC Full Strength FuU Weight - And Always at Popular Prices 25o Formaldehyde 18 2jC Witch Hazel double strength i....l8c 1 lb. Powdered Sulphur.. 1 lb. Sodium Bicarbonate So 10c Boric Acid 7C 1 pC Fluid KxC Caaoara Aromatic . SI lOo Sheep Dip. TC Sao Seats' Foot OH 2S .!! 2to Olive OIL 8dc Limestone PhoBph..i9t T5c Blsurated Magnesia.. !oo Brorao Quinine Tahs.ISc 60o Foley's Honey and Tar rif Jl Hay's Hair Health... 712 - SI Sal Hepatlca. V 1 Bliss Native Herb Tablets. TSe 75a Arbolone Tablets. .. .51)? Blaud's Iron Pills. 25c; three for ROr Cooper's Pills 25c: for U6c Coldwell's CouKh Balsam. .25Ct GO. SI ALDEK STREET AT WEST PAEK MAESKALL 700-HOME A6!7I 2" 2 a SSEE2EE5G323ES33ESS33EnaE!lSSE3ESE233SH2SS2SSag332533Sn5S2Erra County Coroner. 128 Amos, Wm. F. (Proh.) 12.489 129 Dammasch. F. H. (Rep.- Prog.-Dem.) 49,660 Dammasch's lead, 37.1G1. Constable. 130 Harms. A. W. (Dem.-Ind.) . .21,447 131 Petersen, Mark W. (Rep.- Prog.) 7,259 Petersen's lead. 23.812. REFERRED BY LEGISLATURE Slnsle Item Veto. 300 Yes 48.680 301 No 15,794 Majority for. 32.88. Ship Tax Exemption. 303 Ves 47,717 303 No 14,969 Majority for. 32,748. Kegro Suffrase Amendment. 304 Yes S8.915 305 No 26.144 Majority for, 12.77L - PROPOSED DY INITIATIVE. Full Rental Land Tax. 30 Yes 16,795 307 No 48.985 Majority against. 33.190. Pendleton Normal School. 308 Yes 36,819 309 No 30.491 Majority for. 6146. Anti-Compulsory Vaccination. 310 Yes 36.533 311 No 4 30,413 Majority for. 5820. Repealing Sunday Law. 313 Yes 60.714 313 No 21,990 Majority for, 28,734. Brewers' Amendment. 3J4 Yes 35.692 315 No .' 37,361 Majority against. 1769. Prohibition Amendment. 316 Yes 31.282 317 No 41.057 Majority against. 9775. Rural Credits. 318 Yes 33.910 319 No '. 28.455 Majority for. 5455. State-Wide Tax Limitation. 320 Yes 33.743 321 No 27,619 Majority ror. 6123. JOirXSOX HAS 3 2D DISTRICT Plurality for Representative More Than Last Year's Phenomenon. 1IOQUIAM. Wash.. Nov. 9. (Special.) Practically complete returns from the Third district show the re-election to WEST VIRGINIA HUGHES LEAD PASSES SOOO MARK OX VOTE OB COAL. COUNTIES. TODAY IS DOLLAR. DAYS ' The women's committee of Portland for the Armenian re lief has sent out the following' appeal: "Women of Portland, do you know that one dollar will keep an Armenian child alive for a month? Will you save one lifeT Dollar day is your opportunity. The committee will call at your home for it today. Congress of Representative .Albert Johnson by a plurality of 15.580. This is a gain of 40S0 votes over John son's olurality of two years ago. which was then considered phenomenal. In each election he carried every county In the district. 8.241 UP FEEU FRESH AS A DASY Get a, 10 Cent Box of "Cascarets" for Your Liver and Bowels. Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and. bowel cleansing you ever experienced. Le( Cascarets liven your liver and clean your thirty feet of bowels without grip ing. You will wake up feeling grand. Your head will be clear, breath right, L tongue clean, stomach sweet. eyes bright, stepi elastic and complexion rosy they're wonderful. Get a 10-cent box now at any drug store. Mothers can safely give a whole Cascaret to children at any time when they become cross, feverish, bilious, tongue coated or constipated Cascarets are harmless. Cornwall. Democrat, Leada for Gover nor and Sutherland. Republican, Is Ahead for Senate. CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Nov. 9. Re turns from 1614 precincts out of 1713 in West Virginia give: Hughes 135.266. Wilson 132, 116. a plurality for Hughes of 3090. When the complete votes of Grant and Preston counties were received to night they showed gains for Mr. Hughes larger than in any like incident since the vote began to be counted. The Hughes total was increased by more than 1900 votes from these two coun ties. The counties are in the lumber and coal regions of tho states', and are sparsely settled and few lines of com munications are available, so many of tho precincts were brought In by auto mobile and muleback. thus delaying the count in this section. Returns from 1530 precincts out of 1713 for Governor give: Robinson Rep. 127.318; Cornwall (Dem), 131,022. Re turns from 1520 precincts out of 1713 in Vest Virginia for United states genu- CMltoTDe'lt". ReP- 1Ii'6:7; BAVARIAN PRINCE KILLED Xephew or King Louis Dies From Wound liecelved November 7. BERLIN, via London, Nov. 9. Prince Henry of Bavaria, nephew of King Louis, is reported from Munich to have died from wounds received on a recon noiterlng trip on November 7. . Prince Henry was S3 years old and a Major In the Bavarian Guards. He was reported to have been wounded on the battlefield last June. The Prince was unmarried. Student Rating Is High. CEXTRAL1A, Wash.. Nov. 9. (Spe cial.) The high scholastic standing oT the Centralla High School s Indicated in the fact that when quarterly report cards were issued yesterday 74 stu dents attained an average of 90 per cent or better. Thirty-three of the hon or pupils were members of the fresh man class. A New Pinch-back overcoat is on sale today and is called the "La Salle." And the price ? $20 and $25 Made of very stylish Scotch woolens; cut body-fitting ; beautifully tailored and designed especially for the young man of up-to-date ideas. The "La Salle" is made for us in New York by ex pert tailors and is to be found exclusively at this growing store. For the conservative man we have a splendid assort ment of the more staple overcoats $17 to $40 The entire second floor of our building devoted to men's clothing. Buffum &Peiidleton Co. Clothiers, Hatters and Haberdashers 127 Sixth Street SO Easy Steps From Washington St. F. N. Pendleton Winthrop Hammond k u" J A Nickel, a Dime or a Quarter they slip through the fingers, don't they? But many of our savings funds have been built up by these small sums. They are worth watching. Save something every day. LUMBERMENS Matna- Hank Fifth and Stark Three Per Cent on Savings.