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VOL NO. XXXVIII.
Established 1878
nw Tho Const Mnll.
MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
A Consolidation of Times, Const Mull
nnd" Con Itnv Advorflwr
No. 90.
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CHAMBERLAIN DEFEATS BOOTH BY W
BT Of ER
TIN
TYTHDU
S
A
Has Majority of Over Seven Thousand in Returns From Lecs
Than Half of Precincts in State-Even Ran Ahead of
' Booth in Lane County Precincts.
MfABTUIIR WIMQ RIWIMfJ nDtrnniu ninrr -,,...
MEMBERS OF HOUSE - HAWLEY WON TWO TO ONE
Hollister Unable to Overcome Bitj Republican Maioritv Einht
Hour Law Defeated and Prohibition Carries by
i Bitj Majority Late Returns
(Dy Associated Press to Coos Day Times.)
PORTLAND, Qr Nov, 5. Returns from all counties indi
cated that Geo, E, Chamberlain would receive a majority of
about 20,000 for United States Senator over R, A, Booth, Re
publican, He carried more counties than six years ago,
Wlthycombe, Republican, apparently will have a majority
for Governor of over 30,000, In addition to the election of
all three Congressmen, the Republicans seem to have carried
their complete state ticket,
(Hy Associated 1'rosn to tho Coos liny Times.)
PORTLAND, Or,, Nov, 5, Witli nine counties missing and
24 incomplete, exclusive of Multnomah, prohibition loads by
18,401 , Chamberlain is leading in the same number of coun
ties over Booth by 9043, Hawley, Republican, leads Hollis
ter, Democrat, for Congress in the first district, by 11,735,
Witli returns from eight counties, Sinnot, Republican, leads
in tho second district by 4867, Withycombe, Republican,
leads Smith, Democrat, for Governor by 7616 in 24 incom
plete counties, exclusive of Multnomah,
The "drys'' have carried evory county that has reported,
witli tho single exception of Multnomah, The "dry" vote in
the counties covered shows 46,770, and "wet", 28,377,
Chamberlain's voto is 45,670, Booth's 37,608, and Han
loy's, 5003, Hanley's largest vote, aside from Multnomah,
was in Coos County, Booth carried Clatsop, Columbia, Lano,
Morrow and Tillamook and has a prospect of carrying a few
Eastern Oregon counties, All tho rest of the counties have
gone to Chamborlain, Booth has barely carried his own coun
ty of Lano and he has apparently lost Marion,
WET AND DRY VOTE kj.,
Tho Inlns minms frnm 31 1 nrecincts conimote&ut'of 336
in Multnomah County, showed that the wots are lead ng by
125 votes,' This small lead is not expected to affect tho esti-J
mated majority from the state of 40,000 for prohibition, The,
same precincts give Chamberlain for Senator 32,494, and!
Booth, 23,819, McArthur is 2616 votes ahead of Flegol fori
Congress, McArthur's vote being 24,286 and Flegel's 21,670,
Withycombe continued to increase his big lead over Smith I
for Governor, in Multnomah County, Bean, McBrido, Benson (
and Harris, Republicans, apparently have been elected to the
Supreme Court, , , ,,.. , D ... I
Gallowav, Democrat, is a close fifth, The Republicans,
elected all other state- officers,
PORTLAND, Or,, Nov, 5, Tha election of Senator Cham
berlain appeared to be assured by returns received late yes
terday afternoon, Returns from 669 precincts out of 1467 in
Oregon gavej.Chamberlain 32,574j Booth, 25,716; Hanley, 6,
185 Chamborlain was running ahead of Booth in tho lattor's
homo county, Lano, , . , .. ., , , .....
McArthur was elected Representative in the third disti ct,
thus giving tho Republicans all three Congressmen, Of the
326 precincts in the third Congressional district, 1 1 1 C counted
in part gave Flogel, Democrat, 3334; Lafferty, Independent,
2565; McArthur, Republican, 4640, ,
For Governor returns from 561 precincts partial y counted,
but with every county heard from, give Gill, P ogress vo, 930,
Smith, Democrat, 16,934; U'Ren, Independent, 1441; Withy
combe, Republican, 24,627, .,..,. woe iqo-in. nn
The same precincts gavp on prohibition, yes, 13,840, no,
9951
Reiurns from 303 precincts of 712 in the first Concession-
(Continual on I'nso Two.)
WICKERSHAM WON AGAIN
aslhtiHisrtoifii Has Gout
Very Larj
By a
Dry
u
i
7 i't'o
vutvjyo
.(dlJUJOlLj
COOS VOTE
ON WET AND
DRY GIVEN
According to tho InBt reports, Denv
er IIIII nnd Lnkesldo nro tlio only two
Iowiib In tho county to glvo n wet
nmjorlty. Mnrshfleld will glvo be
tween 150 nnd 200 dry nmjorlty nnd
majority. Tho following nro tho wot
nnd dry figures on tho loent pre
cincts: Tomploton wont dry hy ono voto.
Precinct Wot Dry
Ko. Mnrshflold on 100
So. Cent. Mnrshfluld ...GO 09
So. Mnrshfleld 120 2r2
Dnnkor Hill fit) 227
No. 7 North llond 131 171
No. 8, North Demi Ifil5 i 210
No. 9, North Demi HI 101
No. 10, North Donil .... 29 70
Stnvo Mill 12 21
Lnkesldo 08 I! 5
Tomploton 22 21
North Slough 23 33
Allegnuy 20 01
Empire 35 31,
Cooston 9 20
Cooh Itlvor 27 108
Catching Slough 1 .1 -10
Knslsldo, ,11 71
Newport 30 r.O
South Slough 38 39
Sunnier 9 50
.ast Returns Show Drys Have
Lead of 8000 and This
Will be Increased
-ARGE CITIESwFAIL
TO STAY THE
TIDE
OREGON IS
DRY BY OV
ER 40,000
Illjr AunrUlnl frrM to Coot ll)r Tlmr.
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. f,. All tho
candidates for tho moro Importnut
offices Incrensed thulr lends over
tliolr'oppononts todny. Twelve coun
ties complete outBldo ot Mtiltuonmh
give prohibition n lend of 1.2,010.
Tho "drys" nro leading In Multnomah
nnd iih tho scattered roturiw from
evory county In tho ntiito indicate,
nci'rly nil will give n dry nmjorlty of
10,000.
I preclncta Dnmlon
10-17
..301
18-11
HOGKICI'KLLKIt NOT OUII.TV
Sliimliuil Oil Mngiint Plendt Not
(Jullty In New Haven ('iim, '
(nr Aii(KllJ rrri to Cooi r Timet,
NHW YORK. Nov C William
Rockofollor, Standard Oil multi-mil-
Humphrey Elected Congress
man and Robert Hodge Be
comes Sheriff at Seattle
Illy AMoiUtc! l'rtra o C.m lly TlinM.)
SEATTLE, t Wash.. Nov. 5.
Returns from 1645 pre
cincts,- including four of the
largest counties, King, spo
kana, Pierce and Snohomish,
nearly completed, and What
com County complete, give,
for prohibition, 147,310;
against, 139,100. The re
maining precincts should in
crease the prohibition major
ity greatly. .
Chief of Police Griffiths of
Ssattle, Progressive Congress
ional candidate in the first
rlistrint. ran strnnn. snnnnrl in
Representative Humphrey, Re- C!P0.9 Stockyards to be
publican. Ex-Mayor Moore,' Cosed Owing to Hoof and
mutitii uissuse epiuumic
I lllr AmwIiM I'm. to Coot Mr TlniM,
CHICAGO, Nov. !. Tho dniiL'or
of n meat famluo remitting from tho
dosing tomorrow of tho Union Stock
Yards to H(njiii) out u foot and mouth
dlsduso among tho stork Ih remote,
officials of tlio lending packing com
)nnluH nnuouueed today. Prices will
not bo porceptlhly affected lia1 tho
storage houses aro well mippllod wfih
meat.
MEAT Fill
JS NOW LIKELY
Democrat, was third.
Robert Hodge, defeated
I Progressive candidate for Gov
ernor two years ano. was
elected Sheriff of the county.
FINAL VOTE GIVEN
lllr AmoIIiI l'ri JofCeoj Ujr TlniM.l j
" SEATTLE," Nov, 5, Seven-!
toon hundred and twenty-eight'
orocincts eivo prohibition 15 ,-,
467 against 141,787, Every1
countv has been heard fromi
nonnirc. nppearod in tlio criminal ' anfj ii.fl u couni0o onni'lefl
branch of tho ynltod States District ,JU,4 f.110 U,t OUIIUOS lOpOUBU
Court nnd entered a plon of not guil- Hi IHIIi
ty to indictmoutB cimrging conspirn- The plurality of Senator
cy In connection with nets as former 'JOnOS, Ropublicail )l'0bably
iiiiL-uiui ui iiiv 4uw iiuvuii iiiiiiroati.
WHEAT
PR G
E
reach 30,000,
ALFfiED JOHMSDM IS ELECTED SHERIFF
T
RECORD
BROKEN
GAGE
PRESEN
I1CUU
T
lllr AmoiUI I'iym to Cuu. IUjr Tlm.J
POHTLANI), Or., Nov. fi. Wheat
renohed Its hlghoHt prleo In ton yenrn
horo todny and tho IndlcutloiiH woro
it would go ntll higher. Tho high
est pilco wiih $1,22 for H000 biiHhols
of hluostum for January delivery.
All othor vnrlotlea brought record
prices.
ulRnMD
(By Associated Press to Coos Day Times.)
JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov, 5, James Wickersham, running as
an independent, was re-elected delegate to Congress from
Alaska,
NEBRASKA VOTE ON SUFFRAGE.
( By 'Associated Press to tho Coos Day Times.)
1 OMAHA, Nov, 5,-0n the, suffrage amendment 137 'out of
650 pecincts in the state give 9676 for and 10,499 against.
These include 84 precincts in Omaha, which gave a majority
of 1019 against the amendment,
DEMOCRATS GET SOME SENATORS.
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay Times.)
WASHINGTON, D, C Nov, 5, Democratic national head-
' quartehas advised President Wilson that repor ij j showed
theelflctlon of James D, Phelan, Democrat, to tlwr Senate from
California, and the re-election of Senators Shively and lliom-
jjfflQPTOioi t roiTi 'JlHlaJft .ffl ' ?"nww' -
LATE RETURNS GIVE HIM ABOUT 100 LEAD OVER PRES
ENT INCUMBENT FINAL FIGURES ON OTHER OFFICIALS
AND WET AND DRY PROPOSITION ARE GIVEN.
Unofficial returns from all the precincts in Coos County
show that Alfred Johnson, Jr., Republican, has defeated W,
W, Gage, Democrat, who has held tho office of Sheriff for six
teen years, by about 100 majority.
C, S, McCulloch, of Bandon, is elected Countv Surveyor, ov-
A Mr II JO I A I I I liJiVi uwuj'H wiiwut
er A, IN, UUUIU UIIU OUU, J, nilll2UUII& IlitS UUBII OlUUieU OOUIl-;tho Itlo Onimlo from horo.
ty Commissioner, Jas Watson was an easy winner for Coun- anit u unknown.
ty Judge and Kooert watson was an easy winner tor County
Clerk, l lie returns:
For Itepro-H'iitntCie
VILLA BUTTLE
IP AiioflUtx? I'rru to Co4 Ktr TlmM.
DKU ltIO, Toxns,Nov. n, Thore
was fighting yestordny near tho Am
erican border between Cnrrauzn nnd
Villa troop about twolvo miles up
Tho re-
?
YV. J, Jiuwiuy, itep ..-in,
Prcd Ilolllstor, Dom 20-15
For IT. H. Seimtor ;
It. A. Booth, Itop 20 JS
Geo. K. Chamborlain, Dom. . .2U8S
Wm. Hnnloy, Prog I07
For CJocnioi
C. J. Smith, Dom 20C1
W. S. U'lton, Ind 343
Jns, Withycombe, Itop 2876
For Btnto Tmisurer-
Thos. B. Kay, Itep-Prog. ...2294
B. Leo Paget, Dom-Projil. ...H42
IJ. J( Sloop, Soc. , 103C
For Supreme Court Justice
Hp'n'vy'J. Boan, Hop-Pja, .,.2287
IIHry h. Benson, Itop 2455
L. T. Harris, Hop-Prog 2513
Thos. A. McBrido. Itep-Prog. .2029
T. II. Crawford, Dom 1327
Wm. Galloway, Dem 1280
Wm, M. Ramsey, Dom-Prohl. 958
Slater, Prohl CC7
C. J. Bright, Prohi 700
A. II. Ilotchklss, Soc 720
Chas. H. Otten, Soo 735
Davy Itobinsou, Soo 778
For Attorney General
Geo. M. Brown, Hop 3242
J. E. Hosmer, Soc. ......... 954
Wm. P. Lord. Prog 189
John A. Jeffrey, Dom 751
For State Superintendent
A. H. Burton, Prog-Prohi. . .1182
Churchill 231S
Flora I. Foreman, Soc 1211
..il Mint, At-
For Stto liJibor Commlssloiiei
-O. P. Hoff, Itop-Dom 2899
S. McDonald, Prog 5G9
A. "A. Nlkuln, Soc 10C9
For Imtlroiid Commissioner
F. J. Miller, Itep-Dom 3212
I. O. Pouraln, Soc 1178
Cooh County Itepivsouttitlvc
C. It. Barrows, Itep-Prog. ,..3340
J. Tom Hall, Dom 1892
S. C. MoDoimld. Soc 1339
Fur Joint Itepreseiitot.ve
A. Adolphson, Dem 1G13
K. B. Hall, Soo 1320
. S. P. Polrco, Hen-Prog. ...-.2805
For County Judge
J. J. Stanley, Dqm ,,20G
Jns. Watson, Hop 3274
W. C. Weaver, Soc 117C
For Sheriff
W. W. Gage, Dom 2927
A. H. Imhoff, Spc 1028
Alf. Johnson, Jr., Hop 3020
For County Clerk
A. B. Collier, Dom 25,22
A. J. Stophan. Soo 1 1 02
Hobort R. Watson, Rep. .,.3224
For County Treufciuer
T. M. Dlmmick, Hop 409C
M. H. Horsey, Rep 1459
Jas. II. James, Soc 1195
For County Surveyor
Albert Bray ton, Soc 245
A. N. Gould. Ind 2051
h. II. Kern, Prog. 1394
U. S. McQullosb, Hop. ...... 22G7
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AD
IDAHO VOTES
(rir AiuHUteil rrtM 18 Coot HiJ Tlm.
BOISW, Idaho, Nov. 5. With tho
exception of Governor, tho Republi
can party won a Bwoeplng victory
tor United States Sonator In tho ro
ojcctlon of James II. Brady and two
Congressmen, Addison T, Smith nnd
Hobort M. McCrackon, togothor with
all Btato offlcos. Mos'cfl' Aloxandqr,
Domocrat, defeated Governor Huines,
Republican, for Governor.
nijsuirs i.v moxtaxa.
tlljr Aaawlattrl I'ffM to Cool IUjr TlmM.
HKLKNA, Nov. 5. Representa
tives Kvanu nnd Stout, both Demo
crats, woro ro-olected to Congress.
Thoro was no election on Sonator
or Governor.
ENGLISH CRUISERS LOST AFTER
BATTLE WJTHTHE GERMAN FLEET
Warships Reported to Have Escaped After Engagement Off"
Coronel Not in Chilean Ports and Whereabouts Can
not be Ascertained by Officials.
SUCCESSFUL GERMAN VESSELS ALSO MISSING
' AND MAY MEAN FIVE BRITISHERS WERE SUNK
Germans Begin New Drive for French seacoast but French
Claims Are That Allies Have Been Reinforced and
Started Counter Movement Against Kaiser
(By Associated Proas to tho Coos Bny Tlntos.)
NEW YORK, Nov, 5, No British warships aro in Chilean
ports, Tho fato of tho three British cruisers that engaged
fivo Gorman war ships off tlio coast of Chllo and" tho trans
port that accompanied thorn remains a mystery,- On this
mystery is based the. British hope that ono or two of their ves
sels survived tho action, A dispatch from Santiago today dis
poses of tlio earlier reports that tho cruiser Glasgow and tho
transport Otranto woro bottled up In Chilean waters by tho
German cruisers Leipzig and Bromon, Tho whereabouts of
tho two latter vossols is also in doubt,
A now drive for tho seacoast of tho heavily reinforced Gor
man forces in Belgium has boon mot by countor offensive
movements of tho augmented allied armies in the vicinity of
Ynres, The French official statement says tho Franco-British
lino havo nowhe.ro boon drawn back and have mado no
table progress in sovoral piaces, Groat Britain formally an
noxed tho Island of Cyprus in tho Mediterranean, which was
under tho suzerainty of the Turkish Sultan,
Tho Russians claim tho Germans aro falling back not only
in Russian Poland, but also on tho East Prussian frontier and
tlio Russian troops havo penetrated at points on tho East
Prussian bonjor, Tho Russian War Offico announcos Russian
troops entered Turkish Armonla, dofoatcd tho Turks and oc
cupied four towns,
CIS
IN
GREAT CTOR
li BATTLE OFF TRE CHILEAN COAST
(By Associated Press to Coos Bny Times.)
VALPARAISO, Chile, Nov, 5, Tho victory of the Gorman1''
flc-ot under Admiral von Spcos consisting of tho armored cruis
ers Scharnhorst and Gonlsewau and the light cruisers Nurn
berg, Lopsic and Bremen over tho British squadron mado up,
of tho cruisers Monmouth, Good Hopo and Glasgow and the
Transport Otranto commanded by Roar Admiral Craddock
continues tho sensation of tho hour horo. Tho Gormans worQu
ablo to sink or scattor British squadrons with only minor cla-i
mago to tholr own ships and tho casualty list of only twoj
wounded, 'Tho Monmouth is known to have boon lost witlu
practically all her crow, Tlio Good Hopo was severely damag-
od and on firo and is bolleved to have sunk when she flecU
while tho Glasgow and Otranto took rofugo in Chilean ports
it appears, The Gorman vessels aro still In harbor hero coal-
ing and provisioning,
ENGLISH SILENT; CALLS JAPS' AID. ' '"
(By Associated Press to Coos Bay Times.)
LOND'ON, Nov, 5, Tho English officials wore sllont yes
terday regarding tho naval engagement off tho Chilean coast
Sunday, The American Minister at Santiago, Honry P, Fletch
er, however, confirms tho roports of tho Gorman naval vic
tory which nut fivo British warships out of action, Until tho
British Admiralty shall speak, the oxtont of their loss will not
bo known, It Is reported that tho Japanese-British fleet that
has been operating near tlio islands tho Pacific is rushing to
attack the victorious Gormans, ' v
JAPS GLAIM TO BE CLOSING IN
1 1
GERMAN TIG TAU FORTS
li
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.4341
,15Q3
FRENCH
REPORT GEN
VON KLUCK
Kor Coroner
I B. Wilson. Rop-Dom
Chas. II. Lux, Soo. . . . . ,
For County CoinmUhloner
Geo. J. Armstrong. Hep 2105
D. W. Carpenter. Soc 1120
K. B. Curtis, Prog 1495
Elhort Dyor, Dem 1940
Wot mill Dry
For prohibition 4170
amhuih" usLtiiiihuam
tittt i niyvfT'r"i"T"TrTrriii
AS
ED
NA1R
HOSPITAL
(By Associated Press to tho Coos Bay Times.)
PARIS, Nov, 5, A correspondent at Havre says he has
from a source which he cannot designate, pews of tho death
of General Von Kluck ton days ago in a hospital at Namur,
where lie was ireauw 101 a wounu in uie neau.
rr i
jiVVuiu'mtvu
. VWtXSX&U
iiiai
(By Associated Prosa to tho Coos Ha Times,)
TOKIO, Nov, 5, It has boon officially announced that tho
bombardment of Tsing Tau continues vigorously, Tho Gor
mans on the night of Novombor 2 mado a counter attack
Wljrqli for a time hindered operations, tho attacking- forces
gradually closing in, Yesterday tho Japanese right flank cap
tured some small forts, The shells struck and burned Bus
marck Barracks, tho shells falling into the streot, A powor'
house was also destroyed,
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