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MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1912.-EVENING EDITION.
ILL RETURNS ARE IN
lliraCOUNTflE
tyUAL SUFFRAGE WIN
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mnll Mn qc
nml Coos liny Advertiser. ,"Ut J0,
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Ittorney.Has a bio
Kiaioiuy.
L SMITH WINS '
FQK blHIt uu.km.w..
i.i.mcl in RnSUltS IS
Rbown by People All
over uotniiy
UTIST HKSl'IiTS.
famine flpirw nro totals
cprcclncls I" frt.8 county, "'
L ihc cities and most of tlio
,WCpnr President.
i.i (Rep-) ;"'
n (iicni.j
ulfa (I'ro-) o:,
u ic. .100.
well (1'roR.) ".
1'or tOIIRIThs,
jiJkII (I'rog.) HI.
nitr (Hop.) .
cluOon (Hoc.) iim. .
lA (IVni.) :"'.
I, . ficnnwr.
nr (Intl.) 100.
k (I'top.) 20.1.
.(item.) 721.
Lip (Soc.) .".id.
I (licp.l ".
DMrlrt Allot HP'.
U (llrp.) 1:10:1.
bun (Soc.) KM).
l-ltfll find. 511.
((IK'lii.) 1HI.
Mine nnini'n,
Lmt (Soc.i Ml).
Lth(i:oi.) m.'d.
imlfr (liul.) wm.
Joint Hopri'M'ntiillvo.
I (Soc.) r.7(l.
dith (Dcni.) 71)0.
(lien.) KOI).
lUkminn (i'mg.) 212. '
lor iicpresriiiiilivp.
iin (Itcp.) ():l().
A IPro.i 2.10.
ltoon (Dem.) (11.1.
I lor Sun Iff.
(Pcm.i lH2.
11 (ltcp.j 8K2. ""
(MC.) 320.
Aieior.
n (Itcp.) 717.
M (Demi low.-:.
Iibii (Soc.) mil.
lor Surveyor.
i(Iml.i vn.
NMltep.) oo:i.
"ii (inn.) .ino.
1'or Coiiitlillnnpr.
m (itcp.) io:ii).
w (Sw. nrnv
jWf (Dem.) r,n.
Warm .Vnrly Complete.
wre returns nro nonrly
-tEC for llin itninili. rri.nRn
precincts In tho county nnrt
wn given nro tho totalB of
ttlCCtl. Till f Minor. ,..!. !.,.
!'' !ft!or,e(1 nro In most enscs
"uk I'lvcuiciH. ji IB not
it. i ,hcro t0 bo ny chango
7r; m. o fnso of Polrco nml
IT! Hhlcn ,s not yot tlocldod.
i. v ' "'"mci imor-
!hi. i' " nl,u "ioro. 11"
f'S In noilL-lnB nml llin
I IIlPrA Alnl... .....
r Ik. a, i . "" Ulnl "0 w'l
Hi Tv " """' ll Bro win
:Cooi 8 ,malrI,y of 13C so
ui - .'' wicn IB OUOURI1
i L y, ,eatl tIlat Stommlor
r.'My-f.0"'-..1
tier n. ,i" ,""."" "B "'"
tSriM ihe.conty winners nro
vi jnieraay,
;i L,n.l Uno nro very closo
county aud Lnno may carry
WttCffORTii is 11BATEN
TriJl,...0',,,n:,w Wkoly Dc-
"5". Coo,
ii Tin. ji ft0v I-nto flg
S0.wdIe Is In tho load for
klidff.,7 "Bworth will not con-
WsZLZ' LnBworth
"''
WILSON WINS
IN ILLINOIS
Democrats Now Claim State
By a Substantial
Plurality.
A
IMilNOIH KlttUltKS.
(Ily AsBoclntod Press)
CHICAOO, Nov. 7. Wilson,
according to returns received nt
two o'clock, linn ovorcomo Itoose
voU'h lead In Illinois and with
GG3 products to hoar from hns a
plurality of 1G08 and will pro
bably rench 2,000.
(Dy Associated Press to Tho Coos
Hay Times)
CHICAGO, Nov. 7. Honoris to
tho Democratic nnlloiial headquar
ters nro Unit WIIhou Iiiih n substan
tial plurality In HIIiioIh, with 23
counties. Tho missing counties nro
In Southern Illinois, which hnvo
nlwnys been consistently Democratic.
WILSON AHEAD
IN CALIFORNIA
I 10 GET
U RE WANTS
On to fiiwn u: ..... nt
tHeFsiresfflyU-
;-iary of State.
soclatea Press
I, Bav Vi 8 t0 Th0 Cooa
W Htt'lfi ' J; Thoro appear
oitl heJn,Ubt 4,n tl16 Western
RlloSldteter8 but that w
Wj -ant nUerod his choice
lidfn;.y offlce within tho clft
t.'I(r that SnJ Many nrorossed
K of state P08tive to bo
r UcmA.Y with pocket
I " at mivvnnv
Has 1200 Lead Over Roose
vet Recount at Los
Anaeles.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Tho Coos
Uny Times.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7. Ro
tiiniH from .1872 precincts out of
1327 In Cnllfomln glvo Wilson 207.
501 and Hoosevolt 2tiC.2:Ui. WIIhoh'h
plurality la l.-'GC.
In Lob AngoloB county n recount Is
nocessnry nnd mny bo complotod to
dny. Hoosovolt's plurality In thnt
county Is 17,CC9.
in 1 imili t.
(Py Associated Press to Tho Coot
Times..)
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 7. Ab
a rosult of orrors In tho unofllclal
count In tho rnco botweon Con
Kressmnn Nicholas Longworth, Ho
publlcnn, nnd Stailloy K. Ilowdle,
Domocrnt, In tho First Ohio dis
trict, tho contest Is In doubt.
Kvpect Siieclnl Session.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press to Tho Coos
Dny Times.)
wAQiirvnTns. N'nv. 7. Domo-
crnta horo consldor It llkoly thnt
Wilson will cnll a Bpocmi sossion
of tho now CoiigreBS soon nftor ho
Is Innugurntcd ns President Jn
Mnrch.
Will Not Tnllc.
(Dy Assoclnted Press to Tlio Coos
Day Times.)
PRINCRTON, N. J.. Nov. 7. -"I
think my right coursp now Is
hear everybody and that I should
not make- any stntomonts." This
nnswor was given today by Wilson
nftor a series of requests for stato
monts of his nttltudo on natlonnl
and Intornntlonnl questions. Ho
was nskod by vnrloua nowspapora
about an oxtra session of congress.
Canndlnn reciprocity, Intornntlonnl
rolntlons, Panama canal nnd a va
riety of Issues.
Increases In Kimsns.
(Dy Associated Press to the Coos Bay
Times.)
TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. . Later
returns from Kausas incroased Wil
son's lead over Roosevolt. It la
oxpected when tho count Is con
cluded that ho will havo a plu
rality of 15,000.
la South Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS. S. Dy Nov. ' .
Roosevelt Is leading Wilson toda
In this stato by nbout 5000.
XOHT1I DAKOTA DEMOCRAT
GRAND FORKS, N. D Nov. J.
Tho Republican Stato Commit eo con
..i ii. itTiiann lino rnrrlnd Nortu
Dakotn by four to eight thousand.
MINNESOTA TO ROOSEVELT.
T4to Returns SwinR Stato from the
mil vl till .
(Dy Associated rress to Tho Cooi
Bay Times.) ,
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 7. Late
returns today swung Minnesota
from Wilson to R0.80Ve"ifAw
will probably carry tho stato Dy
15,000.
. . - -iTTAir.tvTinnn
FIUiKU oarrei """"lf,;;
DATTERIES at THE GUNNEia.
Tin vonr lob printing done at
The Times office.
Women Win Out by Big Ma
joritySingle Tax Badly
Beaten Senatorship Close.
(Hy Assoclntcd Tress to Tho Coos
Dny Times.)
PORTLAND. Nov. 7. Reports
from throughout the stnto nt noon
todny showed thnt woman suffrngo
hnB carried In Oregon by n big ma
jority. Slnglo tax Ib bndly defeated in
tho state.
Lang nnd Selling nro running
FIFTEEN AVIATORS DIE
IN A SINGLE MONTH.
S IN OREGON
very close, nnd Bourne Is apparent
ly out of the running.
EVERETT SINGLE TAX.
PARIS, Nov. 7. Fifteen nvln
tora woro killed during Octobor,
nccordlng to tho records posted
nt tho Aero Club todny. Tho list
Included tho nnmes of thrco Am
ericans. Tho donth of Popoff,
tho Russlnn, killed nt Adrlnnoplo
Tuesday brought tho totnl num
ber of nvlntors killed during tho
history of tho hcnvlcr-tlinn-nlr
mnchliios up to 207.
City Adopts New Taxation Scheme
There.
(Ily Associated Press to The Coos
Bny Times)
EVERETT, Wash., Nov. 7. Tho
single tax amendment to the city
charter wns adopted at Tuesday's
election by a voto of two to one.
Everett Is tho fourth city In slzo
In tho stato nnd tho first to adopt
tills taxation method
NOVE.M1IER 28 WILL I IK
THANKSGIVING DAY.
(Ily Assoclntcd Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 7.
President Taft today Issued a
proclamation calling upon tho
people of tho nation to colobrato
Thursday. November 28th "In
npproprlnto offering of pralso
and tlinnka to God for tho good
gifts thnt hnvo boon our portion
and In humble prayor that hta
great mercies toward us mny endure."
W
UP HIS FIGHT
4
BIG STEAMER
ie AGROUND
Maintain Contest for Reform The Royal George With Nine
in New Jersey Until He
Becomes President.
(By Assoclnted Press o Tho Coos
liny Times.)
PRINCETON. N. J.. Nov. 7.
Just bccniiso Woodrow Wilson Is
president-elect of tho United Stntes
ho does not, ho nssorts, Intend to,
retire from tho light ho hnB waged (
for two yours for n program of.
progressive legislation In Now Jer
sey. Wilson said todny Hint "it
will stny on tho Job nt Trenton
until I hnvo cnrrled out theso ro
forms," but with tho Domocrntlc
likely to bo smooth progress when,
tho loglslnturo convenes jnuiinry
1, 1913.
Hundred Aboard Is in
Trouble.
(ny Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
MONTREAL, Cnnndn, Nov. 7.
Tho Canndlnn Northern Royal Mnll
Btcnmor Royal Georgo wont aground
In the St. Lawrence river near
Quebec Inst night mid Is in n pro-
pnrlniia Mini! It Inn. All of tho 000
pnssongors woro removed safoly. It
was bound irom jsnginim io inn
port.
.'-
vrr
' .1 '-S31TV
BATTLE IS
ON IN TURKEY
SULTAN'S FORCES .MAKING LAST
STAND AT FORTS JUST OUT
SIDE THE CAPITAL.
CRISIS FOR TURKS
(ny Associated Press)
LONDON, Nov. 7. It Is bo
Hoved that a last big bnttlo Is In
progress botweon tho dofondora
nnd Invndors at Tchatalja forts
before Constantinople.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Times.)
LONDON, Nov. 7 "Wo will sing
a To Doum of thanksgiving In tho
Mosquo of SopJIa next Sundny,"
boasted lenders of tho conquorlng
nriny of Dulgnrla today, boforo tho
. Ti.ritaii iinttin linn between
thorn and tho city of Constantino
ple It Is reported tno greni
stronghold of Salonlkl hns been
evacuated, but no conffrmntlon is
recoived.
(By Assoclnted Press to Tho Coos
Bny Times.)
nni nnK'P Dnrmnnv. NOV. 7. -
tUhmi.i.Ji v.-.. ......, ----- --
Tho Turks nro reported to hnvo
been decisively uraw " i" -gnrlnns
and drivon in disorder from
positions nt the Tchntnljn forts in
front of Constnntinoplo. according
to a dispatch from Sofia. The
nguting nas own vui "" "
tho Inst two days.
(By Associated Press to The Cooi
Bay Times.)
LONDON, Nov. 7. Tho Turkish
. i i .i.lMiHrnwn from
garrison n uun n.mi...-. -
Salonlkl, after destroying a number
. .. i.. thn nitnrnnpnpn
of uriuges luruuuB i i.i.-
to tho city, nccordlng to a newspa
por agency dispatch from Athens.
Gives Powers Liberty.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coo
Bay Times)
PARIS, Nov. 7. Turkey has de
cided to give tho powers complete
liberty of action In arranging con
ditions of peace, according to a
dispatch from Constantinople to a
local newspaper.
When In nccl at
PLUMBING,
HEATING,
TIWING,
SHEET METAL "WORK,
CALL 101-J
PIONEER IIDWRE CO.,
When done by us It U done right.
TRY our FAMOUS SPEED
SHELLS. Tlio kind that tips over
tho FAR ONES. THE GUNNERY.
am
OR
FOR HADLEY
Missouri Governor Offered
Second Place on Repub
lican Ticket.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Iliiv Times)
WASHINGTON. I). C, Nov. 7.
Presldont Tnft returned to Washing
ton nt 0:40 todny. Tho prlvnto enr
of Govornor Hndley of Missouri wns
attached to tho President's train at
Ilarrisburg and tho governor camo on
in Wndlilrifrlnn. Tin will rnnfor with
Tnft today. When asked If ho would
tako socond place on tlio republican
ticket, Gov. Hndloy snld, "I hnvo not
been asked."
Gov. Hndley did not seo tho presi
dent on his way to Washington nl
though tho enrs woro placed together.
Hndloy snld thnt ho luu7 como to
U'nnlilnctnn nn nrlvntn Imslnosfl but
did not deny ho would tnlk with Tnft
nbout tnklng socond place on tno re
publican ticket to go before tho olec-
nrnl pnllpen. Rnvnrnl nf the nrosl-
dent's callers, among them cabinet
officers, oxpressod tlio opinion uinv
Hndloy hnd declined nnd ono closo to
Hndloy declnrod tho Missouri Govorn
or would consldor it nn "empty hon
or.'
UNIONS IN POLITICS.
American Federation of Labor Mny
Form Unity.
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay
Tlmea.)
nnniiRRTRn. N. Y.. Nov. 7.
Ono of tho questions thnt will bo
discussed by each oi ino nvo u
pnrtmontB of the American Feder
ation of Labor, which opened its
session hero todny, Ib whether it Is
ndvlsablo for workers to organlzo a
political party to embody their de
sires for loglslntion. Tho American
Federation of Labor has nover ta
ken part in political campaigns
and has a rule forbidding discus
sion of political matters In its
meotlngs.
RECORDS SHOCK.
Relieved Earthquake Visited Alaska
Somo Time Last Night.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Bay Tlmea.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 7. A
vlnln.it pnrMimiakn was recorded
last night at the University of
Washington, tho disturuanco m
estimated to be not more than 2000
miles distant aud probably In Alas
ka. Tho disturbances disturbed
nml agitated tho needle ono hour
and twenty minutes.
MEREDITH AND PEIRGE RACE
CLOSEST C 1 S
T IN COUNT!
VVViVSiWVNVimV-,s-'VVN
L
ES
Has Majority of Ten With
Three Precincts Miss
ing Now. '
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQU1LLB, Notf. 7. Thlrty
thrco out of 3G precincts In Coos
County glvo Bourno -170, Olnrk
23G. Lnno 875, Pagot 75, Uninp
G44, and Soiling SG5 for United
States Senator.
It is impossible to got any do
tallcd roturns horo, most of tho
precinct returns being scaled up so
that It will bo ImpoBslblo to got
tho figures until County Clork
Watson orders tho canvas of all tho
voto, which will not bo for n day
or two.
County Engineer Gould has won
out by a good majority.
OSPREY VICTIM
BODY FOUND
Remains of Capt. Jacobson
Discovered on Beach
Last Night.
Tho body of Capt. II. JacobBon,
ono of the victims of tho 'wreck of
ll. na.i.ni wnu fminil Inn! lllizllt
nloiig tho bench by tho drlvor of
tho Gnrdliior-coos nay Btago. tho
body wbb lying on tho bench nbout
six miles above. Jnrvla landing.
At first, there wnB somo doubt
as to wh'othor It wns tho body of
dipt. JncobBou or Cnpr. Johnson.
Lnst night Coronor Wilson with
Capt. Davo Holdoii Btnrted out to
bring tho body In and found It nf
tor much difficulty. Thoy hnd to
senrch tho bench for houra nnd
Mr. Wilson snya thnt if it hnd not
boon for Mr. Iloldon, ho would not
hnvo been nblo to find It.
Tho body wns Idontlflod through
a chock for 94 conta from O. W.
Rlddlo to Cnpt II. Jacobson. Tho
coat was gono and nlso ono shoo.
In tho pockets were found n gold
watch nnd chnln, $25 In monoy, a
ring and some cuff buttons.
Tho body wub not miitllntod but
tho fnco and hoad woro badly
bruised and discolored. Howovor,
It wns on tho vorgo of decomposi
tion. II. A. Loach, manager of tho
Weddorbtirn Trading Company, to
dny noon Identified tho body nB
Capt. Jacobson'a. Mr. Leach loft
tnv iinmn tlila afternoon. No in
quest will bo hold. Cnpt. .Tncob-
son's children nnvo noon nuwuuu.
Seen from Stnge.
Tho pnsBongors on tho Incoming
stngo saw tho body but thoy had pass
ed it boforo It was discovered. Tlio
body was partly in tho wntor and hnd
ovidontly boon wnshod up onto tho
sand. A short tlmo boforo It was no
ticed that blood was running from a
wound in tlio forehead nnd this lod
somo on tho stngo to bollovo thnt tho
mnn hnd not beon dond n long tlmo.
Under most conditions tho npponr-
nnrx. nf tlin fresh lllOOll WOUld llUll-
cnto thnt tlio mnn had boon dead but
a short tlmo but In tins caso mo nouy
had beon In tho very cold wntor of the
ocean.
Shoo Taken Off.
Ono shoo was off tho foot and tho
ntimr niinn wns unlncod and tho man's
coat was gono. It was qulto llkoly
that ho had tlirown on nia coat uu
expecting to Jump Into tho water, had
taken off ono shoo and hnd unlaced
tho othor. . .
At first It was thouglit uy somo or
Mmsn nn tlln RtflL'O that It WOB tllO
body of Cnpt. Johnson nnd othors
thought it was capi. jacooson.
DODDERY AT DRAIN.
Thieves Drenk Into Cool Storo nnd
Muko Haul.
TiuAiM nm Vnv. 7. Burclnrs
(entered tlio general morchnndlso
Btoro or N. D. cooi ny prying open u
..on. M.ln.lnu' nnil with lOOlH BCCUrCl
from tho rnllrond section house
knocked off the commnnuon oi ino
enr frnni wlllpll tllQV tOOk $120 In
coin' nnd currency. A fow pocket
knives woro also taken.
Nursery Stock. See A. E. Seaman,
Phono 49-J.
V, M. O. SPEED SHELLS of
THE GUNNERY.
If you have anything to sell, rent
or trado, or want help, try a Want
Latest Returns from Twenty
Two Precincts Give Peirce
Thirteen Plurality.
NEED FINAL COUNT
TO DECIDE WINNER
Race Is the Closest One in
1 Coos County This
Election.
Tho race between Morodlth nni
Polrco for Joint representative la
ono of tho most Interesting in tho
county election, ns thoy nro so
closo It Is impossible to sny posi
tively which ono will win out. Tho
Coos county figures so fnr glvo
Polrco 13 In tho lend, but ono or
two preclnrtH might chnngo It. Ao
tho roturns come In, first one nn&
then tho other would bo found to
bo nhend, so it Is cither mnn's rami
so fnr.
It la likely thnt It will bo nec
essary to count out ovory precinct
boforo tho contest can bo decided.
In Curry county thoy are runnlnK
ovon elosor. Todny It wns reported,
thnt nt tho lnst count Polrco wan
only 5 votes nhend of Morodlth.
In Curry county.
DROWN EASY WINNER.
Claims About 15(1(1 .Majority In tins
District Now.
HOSEHURG, Nov. 7. Ooorgo M.
Brown this afternoon stated that
ho would ho re-elected district at
torney by about 1500 mnjorlty. 1I
clnlniB between 300 nnd 400 major
ity In Douglas county, nenrly h two
to ono voto In Coob county and
In Curry county three to one.
I
TD
L ALL
WILSON WILL HAVE OVER I0t
ELKtTOHAL VOTES AND COl.
ROOSEVEIr 10(1 TAFT HAS
ONLY THREE STATICS DEM
OCRATS WIN EVERYWHERE.
THE RESULT.
(Dy Assoclntcd Press)
IlooHovolt hns G states with
with 109 electoral votes.
Taft hns 3 states with 12
doctoral voles.
Wilson hns 39 states with
115 electoral votes.
llouso of Reprosentutlvos
DomocrntM, 2G7. Republican,
00. ProgicsBlvo G.
Districts unreported, G3.
Districts unreported G3; to
tnl members, 435.
Tho foregoing Is tho stand
ing nt noon of tho houso of
roproBontntivos of tho G3
(now) congress.
Tho totnl of 2G7 gnvo tho
Democrats 49 more than the
218 nocossnry for n majority
and 47 mora than tho Demo
cratic membership of tho G2d
congress.
Coiigrosulonnl districts unac
counted fop nro Cnllfomln, 3;
Illinois 8, Kansas 2, Massnchu
sotta 3, Michigan 12, Missouri
3, Nobrnskn 4, Novada 1, Now
Hampshire 1, Pennsylvania 9,
Utnh 1, Washington 5, West
Virginia 4, Wisconsin 2, Wy
oming 1,
,1
VOTE IN SOUTH. t
(Dy Associated Press) I
ATLANTA. Nov. 7, Tho solid
south rallied to Wilson. Ills pro- j
bablo popular plurality In Ark
nnsns Is CO, 000. Georgia, 35,000
to 50,000; Florida, 25,000;
Kentucky, 100,000; (plurality
over Tnft); South Cnrollnn, 50,
000; North Cnrollnn, 00,000;
Mississippi, 100,000; nnd Okla
homa, 15,000.
(By Associated Press to Tho Coos
Day Times.)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7. Overturn
ing tho big Republican mnjorltloi
in stntea novor boforo captured by
DomocratB in n presidential elec
tion, tho Wilson-Mnrshall ticket
swept Into ofllco yesterday on a
wavo of victory that cnrrlod with
It stato officers, congressional soati
nnd control of a nuinbor of legis
latures that will glvo opportunity
to oust Republicans from tho Uni
ted States Sonnto and add to the
Democratic strength In thnt body.
On returns recoived from States
where results are reasonably cortolu
It appears thnt Govornor Wllso
will havo almost, if not qulto, 40U
of tho 531 votes In tho doctoral
college, and that Colonol Roosevelt
would nnvo nearly iuu.
President inn huh rueuivuu uii
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