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Newspaper Page TextTIIE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, POUTLAXD, NOVEMBER 13, 1910. r2UREN MEASURES yes. 544: no. 771. County division bill (351). yes 410: no. 640. Oood roada amendment, yea, t44; no. SIX. Primary !l ncrpq m innun An Epic of the Great Pines LUULIIU III lUflllU TALK OF PROTEST bill, yea 641: no, 611. Official gaxette, "The Store That Pleases Particular Men" yea 131: no. (77. Judiciary amend T ment, yea, 641; no. 471. f COOS WETS TO START CONTEST Glib COUN Presidential Prifnary Bill and Judiciary Amendment Favored. COMPLETE VOTE NOT IN Belated Return Cast Toubt on Fata of Labor Tax Amendment. Home Rule Majority la More Than !. Election return from mining- counties and precincts yesterday practically set tied the fate of the Presidential pri mary bill and the Constitutional amend ment chang-lns the Jary system in civil caees and reforming procedure on ap peals, bnt served t cast doubt on the fate of the taxat'.en asnendment pro posed by the Laber organisations and Intended to rive counties control of their own taxatioc methods. Nineteen prectaeta la Multnomah County not given In the totals of the preceding day adied materially to the favorable afflrmitlve majority on the Presidential prlnary bill sad returns from other courtl's did not cut down this lead materally. The vote on the bill as now reported stands: Tea IT., lit. no 15. 115 or a maJorty for the bill of Hit In a total of 7J.7S. It Is probable that Jieso figures Include all but about toft to 1S.000 votes. r Jury AtutCkdment Mar Win. f Tha afflrmaJve majority for ths Jury amendment now sianua in m total of SS.M4 votes counted. About 10.049 to 13. votes will be added to the total, bt t It Is not likely that they will affect the general result. The bill apparently hssbeen approved, and It Is also Indicated that the Presidential primary blL' out of the woods. The laboi tax amendment has a ma jority of To recorded against It In a total of TlteS votes counted. In the returns Included tha vote in Baker County Is ery Incomplete, representins; about one eighth o(,the total probably east In trat county. The first return from Baker County arlve the bill a ma jority there f 25 and If the remainder of the vote la on the same rat'o there will be enunh there to overcome the lad on tfe negative aide of the bill. The first Teports. however, were city precincts where the bill likely received more forable consideration than In the couiry. Prohibition la Downed. The majority against Prohibition now atanc a: more than 16,500 In a total count of 91.523. In tills total are rep resent S1.444 affirmative and 66.071 negative votes and the total Is prob ably wthln a few thousand of the to tal csl in the state on the amendment. It lnclldes the complete fig-urea In 11 rounds and nearly complete returns In all r.lfcrs except Baker, Columbia, ("urrr. Harney. Klamath. Lake and Lin coln. I Froa all of tha countlea named, ex cept feker. no reports at all have been recelvd on the prohibition amendment. The scent storm destroyed telegraph andalephone communication through out Curry and Lincoln Counties and eledon figures await the arrival of the election board reports at the coun ty eats. It is probable that more than 104000 voters expressed themselves on tha prohibition question In Oregon. In vlsr of the unexpected disapproval of prhlbltlon by the rural districts an esimate of 18.000 majority against the arendment Is believed reasonable. ieturna on the home rule bill are welly lacking only from Curry. Har ne. Lake and Lincoln Counties and out ofs total of SS.lll reported there are 414H1 affirmative votea and 44.410 neg atre votes, giving the amendment a favorable majority of S711. Tha ma jority will be Increased to more than J-v la all probability. School Totals Same. The belated returns yesterday did not citngt tha general situation In re iwt to the normal school bills. Tha majority against the Ashland school wis cut down to 7SJJ by tha complete flsures on Jackson County. In which le school is situated. Jackson gave a siK-to-one vote la favor of the bill. Tie vote now stands: Yea S3, 81. no 413SS. making a total reported of 75.- The majority against the Weston hool on the Inepmpleted count was also cut down by the Jackson County vote for Jackson County approved all normal school bills. The vote on tha Weston bill now stands: Tes h.o.j: ao 31.140. giving a negative majority ef 1347 In a total of 73.413. Tha majority in favor of the Moa- mouth bill stands at 1037 on the Incom- lete returns, there being 42.. 14 in fa- tor of the bill and 13 757 against It, or a total reported of 74.51. REFrBUCAX 6HERUT LOSES Injunction to Be Asked on Ground of Irreg-nlarity. BIARSHFTELX). Or.. Nov. 11. (Spe rial.) Tha liquor interests of Cooa County are nreparlnr to contest tn recent local ootlon election. The offl elal count will be made and announced by the County Clerk and two Justices of the Peace, and county juage nan has set November 21 as the data on which the local option vote ahall be ae clared to be a law. Aecordina- to the nresent plans, an In Junction suit will be Instituted against the County Court to prevent declaring the county dry on the grounds that the election petluon was not properly prepared. Jackson Oppose Home Rale. MEDFORD, Or, Nov. It (Special.) The official count In Jacason t.ouniy on the Initiative measures Is: Tax amendment 30S). yes, l.JJ; no. izsj. Tax amendment (311), yea. 1471: no, 1251. Monmouth Normal, yes. 254J; no, sol. Tax amendment (32), yea. laea no. 1S5S. Home rule, yea. 1801: no, 12 IT. Weston Normal, yes, tS!2: no, 145. Ashland Normal, yes. 3253: no, S45. Prohibition, (342). yes, 21(2; no, 1115. County division (352). yes. an no. 1612. Good roads, yes, 2441; no. Hz. Primary, yes. Ills: no, iost. Gaxette. yes. 1322: no. 1570. Jury amendment, yea, 2025; no, 1051. Bowerman Carries Lake. LAKE VIEW. Or, Nov. 12. Lake County's complete returns give Bower- man 4S4. West 1S7: Hawley 520, Bmltn 361: Bean 611. McBrlde 42. Slater 123, Burnett 677. King 264 and Moore 415. For the Legislature, Thompson baa 546, Belknap 613. Bishop (Is. The employ era" liability law wlna by 122. The pro hibition amendment la lost by 72, and the prohibition law loses by 111. The bill for county division by local vote wlna by five votea the amendment to the primary law wlna by Zl, and woman's suffrage loses heavily. alfonr Defeats Elklna In Crook County by Nine Votea. ' rxtivirvTLLJE. Or- Nov. 12.-p- els! The count In Crook Oonty: laffertv lit. Manning 647, Bowerman T44. West 111. Benson 1040. Turner 47. Bean 15L McBrlde 134. Slater 644. Bur aett 121. King T40, Moors 163. Brlx 3(1. Crawford 1)11. Dunlway 1030. Godfrey 150, Hoff 10, Houston 615. McLala 4J1. Miller 1025. Koob 21. Lewis 1344. Cochran 74. Saxtoa 633. Bradshaw 163, Ftark 10. Belknap 1071. Blaaop 670. Thompson SST. Measures: woman suffrage.' yes ais. no 641; Eastern Oregon Hospital, yea T42, bo 671; tax amendment (30) 411 yes. 624 Bo; tax amendment (712), (44 yes. 603 no: Monmouth Normal. 74 yes, (25 no; tax amendment 1314). 717 yea. (61 no; noma ruie. sir yes. its no; Weston Normal. 741 yea. 44i no; Ash land Normal. 3t yea. T42 tie: prohibi tion (141). 61T yea 1021 no; county di vision (162. 73 yea 434 no: good roads. 41 yea. 641 no; primary til. 704 yes. 471 no. official a-asette. 614 yea 712 no; Judiciary amendment. (50 via. (42 no. Complete official returns on i-ounty Fhertft show that Ballon Democrat, haa won over Elklna. .Republican and Incumbent, by votea. MAIHETR COUNTY TOTES WET Went Leads Bowermas, Receiving TO 7 Votea to Oal for Opponent. VALE. Or, Not. 12. (Special.V Uaibeur County defeated local option and Weat carried the county, receiving 727 votes to (11 for Bowvroan. The vote on Initiative neasures was: Tax sraendroent (. rs 411; no. (41. Tax amendment I1Z. yes, 163: no. 541. Monmoum rorwet. yea, ; no. 640. Tax amendmett (324). yea. r,:-jBO, Sue. western ora. J., bm no, Asblard Normal, yea. 43; no. af7 Prohibition amei.imert (342). it" no 7(0. Prohibition (344). Wasco Opposes Normals. THE DALLES. Or.. Nov. 11. (Spe claL) The latest available totals on amendments are: Tax amendment 101. yea (58, ao 145: tax amendment 112, yea 641. no 1001; Monmouth Normal, yea 6(1. no 12(; tax amendment 12C. yes 120, no 121; home rule, yes 1175. no 108: Weston Normal, yes 72(. no 1040; Ashland Normal, yes 6(3, ao 11(1; pro hibition amendment 142. yea (04. no 1185; county boundary bill, yea (4(. no IT: rood roada amendment, yea szs, no 788: primary bill 35(. yes 64(, no 38: official gazette, yea 64(. no 1123; Judiciary amendment, yea 73, no su. First Election Expenses Filed. SALEM. Or, Nov. 11. (SpeclaL) Ths first of the expense accounts of candi dates to come In sfter the general elec tion were received at the Secretary of State's office today. Henry J. Bean, successful, candidate for the Supreme Bench. four-year term. expended (422.22: George H. Burnett, successful candidate alx-year term, expended (191.10; Frank M. Calkins, Circuit Judge, first district, expended 110, and W. H. Brooke, candidate for Kepreeen tatlve, 27th district, expended (50.20. Code Will Bo Vp to Date. SALEM. Or, Nov. 12. (SpeclaL) In order to allow tne Initiative and refer endum measures pasaed by the people at tha laat election to become a portion of the new Lord Code, the Supreme Court haa extended the time of pub llahlng the code until December 1. The compilers believe that the work will oe completed in plenty of tlme ao that distribution may start early next month. a Many Lawyers Expected. A large attendance of lawyers from all parts of the state Is expected at the annual convention of the Oregon State Bar Association next Tuesday and Wednesday in the Federal courtroom Poatofflce building, i The aeaalon will be brought to a close with a banquet beginning at ( P. M. Wedneaday at the rooma of ths Portland commercial Club. CRen Amendments Lose. R08EBURQ. Or- Nov. 12. (BpeclaLV 1 - . . th. 9S incomplete unuuiuwi mv,i ... precincts In Douglas County show the following results: rrcnucnuiu pouw. yes, 139S; no. 1727; Jury amendment, yea amendment, by county, yea 1407; no. 1610. ' VRren Measures Vote Down. r SALEM. Or, Nov. 12. (SpeclaL) Figures available so far give the fol lowing vote on amendments: Presi dential nrlmarles yea 920. no 1338; Jury amendment yea 137, no 1261; tax amendment yea less, no not. Clatsop Favors Tax Amendment. ASTORIA. Or- Nov. 11. (SpeclaL) The official count In Clatsop County shows the following result: Tax amendment 121. yea 1037. no 685: Prea Identlal primaries, yea 786. no 714; Jury amendment, yea 810. no 711. - Josephine Favors Amendments. GRANT J PASS. Or, Nov. 12. (Spe cial.) Josephine Cbuntr returns on Initiative meae-urea: Primary amend ment, yea 123. no SO.; Jury amendment, yes 836. no (14; tax amendment No. 235, yea 771, ao 4M. Coos Favors Tax Cnange. MARS H FIELD. Or, Nov. 11 (SpeclaL) Available figures on Initiative measures In Cooa County: Presidential electors, yes 33. no lal; Jury change, yea 100, no ISO; tax amendment No. 224, yea 146, ao ISO. . Jones Carries Lincoln for Judgeship TOLEDO. Or, Nov. 12. (SpeclaL) Jones carried the county for Circuit Judge by probably 150 over Hamilton. The county ticket Is so close that It will take the official canvass to de cide In many Instances. furry County Votes "Wet." MARSH FT ELD. Or, Nov. 42. (Spe. rial.) Curry County voted "wet" on local option. 6. P. Pierce, candidate for Joint Representative, carried the county. For Circuit Judge, Port Oxford precinct gives Coks 17; Hamilton, 45; Joaeev 22; Upton, 17. City Candidates Announced. LA GRANDE, Or, Nov. 12.-y-(Spe. clal.) Dr. A. L. Richardson. ex-Mayor of La Grande, haa announced hia can didacy for Mayor at the coming elec tion. C. M. Humphreys will bs a can didate for recorder. Tillamook Favors Jury Change. TILLAMOOK. Or.. Nov. 12. (Special.) Tax amendment 11(, yes 464, no. 171; Presidential primary, xsa 444. no 1(1; Jury amendment, yee 424, no (40. West Carries Grant County. PRAIRIE CITT. Or, Nov. 13. (Spe cial. ) West carried Grant County over Bowerman by 11 votea Republicans See Fraudulent Intent in Use of Slogan, "Let the People Rule." BRADY IS NOW 1000 BEHIND Got era or Declares He Is Content to Abide by Result at Polls Be lated Returns Only Increase Hawler'a rinrality. BOISEs Idaho, Nov. IX. (Special.) Because ths Democratic slogan, "Let the People Rule," was placed on the official ballots used in Custer and Fre mont Counties during the general elec tion held In this state laat Tuesday, charges have been made that the elec tion In the two counties was Illegal. and prominent Republican leadere are contemplating carrying a protest to tha Supreme Court of the state. It Is not the slogan that is alleged to be fraudulent, but the Intent In using It. the accusation being made that it was nothing more or less than a ruae to catch unwary electors to reg ister their votes against the dry guber natorial candidate. Governor Brady, Republican, or to give the Impression to "Let the People Kule," on the liquor question. In event the contemplated contest la started and the ballots held to be 11 legaL material difference would be made In the majorltlea rolled up for the successful candidate for Governor, James 1L Hawley, who waa generally known as "wet. Fremont County alone gave Hawley a majority of approximately 1200 votes. Custer gave Brady a majority of a lit' tie over 100 votea The Secretary of State certified the slogan to the billots, an act. It Is al lged. that la entirely without bis Juris diction. Contest action will have to be Insti tuted independent of Governor Brady, who now admits hia defeat and de clares he is content to abide by the win or tne people. Belated returns on Tuesday s elec tions continue to Increase the plurality of Jamea H. Hawley, Democratic can didate for Governor. It la now esti mated that he will lead Governor Brady by a vote close to louo. JUST OUT THE RULES OF THE GAME The wonderful new forest nord of tha Cali fornia Sierras by Stewart Edward White Author of "The Blazed Trtdl" etxx It U a story which rtir erefy pake through fc ro J . a . e t J anc. and adventum. Vital m theme, ana rinlo b its characters, it teU a delightful A Wve fttoiy. BAKER POSTOFFICE DONE Federal Building Ready for Use After Many Delays. BAKER CITT. Or. Nov. 12. (SpeclaL) One year, three months and 13 days after ground was broken, the Federal Poetoffice waa turned over to Postmaster WUluun Lochner by the contractors hav ing been formally approved and accepted by Inspector B. C Adams, of the Poat offlce Department today. The first mail s sent from the new office tonight. ths fixtures having been moved this afternoon. - The Congressional appropriation for tha building waa (65,000 and tile whole amount has been used In the construc tion of the building, which Is a beauti ful edifice and will accommodate the needs of this city for a long time, even In ths face of the present rapid growth. It la constructed of the light gray na tive building atone and la first class in Its Interior fittings having all the latest equipment for the rapid and accurate handling of mall. The acceptance of the building haa been delayed a long time owing to a number of technical proceedings between the contractors and the Government, and tha people are highly gratified that at last the new postodice Is a reality. The contractors were the Campbell Building Company, of Salt Lake City, and the foreman In charge waa J. E. Delehanty. RAILROAD GIVES MORTGAGE Astoria Southern Secures $200,000 Loan for Construction. ASTORIA, Or., Nov. la (SpedasJ A mortgage given by the Astoria South ern Railway Company to the Central Trust Company, of Illinois, was filed in the County Clerk's office this morning. The mortgage covers the railway com pany's right of way, grade and rolling stock and la to secure (2"0.000, in ten yeans, ( per cent bonds. The money Is to be used for the construction of a railroad from Youngs River into the tim ber tract In what Is known as the Klas kanlne River district. - - The mortgage consists of 57 printed pages, and tha filing fees were (37.30. 1 1 Milwankle to Hold City Election. MILWAUKEE. Or., Nov. 11. (Spe cial.) The annual city election will be held December Is, when a Mayor, City Recorder. Marshal. Treasurer and two Councllmen will be chosen. Mayor Strelb. who has served for two years. a reported to be a candidate for re election. Ex-Mayor ShlndJer also may be a candidate. A citizens' meeting will bo held ten days before election to name a ticket. Owing to the fall' ure of the charter revision committee to prepare ths amendments to the charter, the new charter cannot be submitted at the regular election, but a special election will be called later. These -amendments are designed to make it possible for property owners to use the Bancroft bonding act in ths Improvement ef streets. William Carroll, of Rosebnrg;, Dead. ROSEBURO. Or, Nov. 13. (SpeclaL) William CatrolL 15 years old and a lifelong realdent of Roseburg. died at Mercy Hospital today from tuberculo sis. Mr. Carroll for the past It years conducted a plumbing establishment In Roseburg. He waa a member of tbs Koseburg Lodge of Elks, of Rising Stsr Lodge of Oddfellows, and prior to two years sgo was chief engineer of ths Roseburg fire department for three terma Ths funeral will be held under the auspices of ths Elks. Aside from a mother and father, he Is survived by a sister. Mrs. Dell Stephens, of San Francisco, and a brother, Shallah Cart roll, ef Roseburg. Land Sells at $250 an Acre. DATTON. Wash., Nov. 12. (SpeclaL) Another large commercial orchard la asaured for the ' Touchet Valley, through the purchaae today by Dr. C. H. Day, pioneer physician, of 10 acres wo miles west of here, from Frank Hoskins. who recently sold 2500 acres to ex-Governor Miles C Moore, of Welle Walla. Ths price paid waa 1250 an acre. Dr. Day will plant the entire tract to apsl- j Fixed ri. 11.4a. (Potass lta.1 aawgunrf. PeaM 4 coiwurf. CHRISTMAS GIFTS COMING BT EVERT TRJLDf ills 8AITTA CLArS IS KOW ON HIS WAT, THE J. K. GILL CO. I5be36eal (Bift Store BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS At the Corner of Third and Alder. the Corner of and Alder. J. SMIT DIES Washington Legislator Passes Away at Enumclaw. - TYPHOID CAUSE OF DEATH Physician, Timber Owner and Poli tician Is 40 Years Old When Death Comes Possible Candi date for Governor Gone. SEATTLE, Wash.. Nov. 12. (Spe claL) Dr. J. J. Smith, president of the State Senate in isos. ana s , oiruus Gubernatorial poaslblllty In 1904, died thl afternoon at his home in Enum .taw ihnnt two weeks &ko Dr. Smith was stricken with typhoid fever but at the outset It was believed he would recover speedily. Dr. Smith was a practicing physician ,f rnnmtlav and about 40 years of age. He was a neavy nmoer owuoi, and part owner of the Hanson Lumber Company plant. He also had property Interests In Seattle. Ever since he was the Pacific Coaat Company physician at r ranKiin, a po .i.i ka n.n"irail imn after his errad uatlon. Dr. Smith waa prominent In King County pontics, ne was u 1 mtwnntrmt l.llHPT, in the SOUth rnminiuinntr District and served both in the House and atate senate. XX & a . tha vnnnffARt TnemDer OI vn Legislature in 1899 when a member of .v.- unn.s and also two years later. when he went to the State 8enate to fill the unexpired term or jonn wooa- lng. Dr. Smith was re-elected in .id. rhnt,n President of the Sen ate in 1903 by practically a unanimous vote, senatorial anu rmiiuau j"1 were involved in maains xji. biuhu president. Legislators and. men who have followed various Legislatures, say Dr. Smith waa the best presiding of ficer either House has ever had. n- smith wss a formidable Guber natorial candidate in 1903 and the early part of 1904. completed a hearing here and who left for Portland today. The Japanese contend that the sul phur Is crude, even though deposited pure by the geysers, while custom of ficials maintain that the sulphur is refined and dutiable. A victory for the Japanese sulphur would give the whole American mar ket to the Oriental product. Great quantities of sulphur are used In the Western fruit country for spraying trees. PURE SULPHUR DUTIABLE? Japanese Want to Admit Deposits of Geysers Into America Free. BHATTLE. Nov. 12. Shall sulphur from Japanese geysera chemically pure, be admitted as crude petroleum, duty free, and escape payment of the duty of (4 a ton levied on refined sulphur? This question la being considered by General Appraiser A. B. Cooper and As sistant Attorney-General D. Frank Llovd of New York, who have Just 1 2 Humphreys Seventy-Seven Breaks up Grip and The Cause A Cold is caused by a sadden check in the circulation of the blood; com monly known by a chill or shiver; The Remedy. "Seventy-seven" restores the checked circulation, starts the blood coursing through the veins and breaks np the Cold. The Package. A small vial of pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket. All Druggists 25c. or mailed. Humphreys' Romeo. Medicine Co.. Cor. William and Ann Utreeta New York- Big- Timber Deal Pending. WOODLAND, Wash, Nov. 11. (Spe cial.) A big deal in timber is being closed on the upper Lewis River "that will transfer In the neighborhood of 40,000,000 feet of timber and about 700 acres of land. This deal, when closed, will Insure another large sawmill for this section and will also get -the tim ber from some of the finest fruit land In this section. CARD OF THA5KS. We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation for the kindness extend ed us by our friends during our recent loss of our beloved wife and daughter, Dessie. (Signed) HARRY ROBINSON. CYNTHICO KLOCK. IRA KLOCK. Try This Home-Made Cough Remedy Costs Little. But Does the Work Quickly, or Money Refunded. Mix one pint of granulated sugar with pint of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 2 ounoes of Plnex (fifty cents' worth) In a pint bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours. You will find that this simple remedy takes hold of a cough more quickly than anything else you ever used. Usually ends a deep-seated cough In side of 24 houra Splendid, too, for whooping cough, chest palna, bronchitis and other throat troubles. It stimu lates the appetite and is slightly laxa tive, which helps end a cough. This recipe makes more and better cough syrup than you could buy ready made for 12.50. It keeps perfectly and tastes pleasant. Plnex la the most valuable concen trated compound of Norway white pine extract, and Is rich in guialcol and all the natural pine elements which are so healing to the membranes. Other prepa rations will not work In this formula. This "plan of making cough syrup with Plnex and Sugar Syrup (or strained honey) has proven so popular throughout the United States and Canada, that It is often imitated. But the old, aucceasful formula has never been equaled. Some of the best-known Portland druggists, such as Laue-Davls Drug Co. (distributers) and others, think so well of th above rerlDe that they rutran- tee it to give satisfaction or refund the purchase price. Manufactiirers See! On 0. R. & N. track Troutdale extension. Have acre with 600 feet on railroad. 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