PAGE EIGHT.
ASTORIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
AAJORITY IS
RECORD ONE
Twenty-two of Twenty six Clatsop
County Precincts Return lm
IV nurce Roosevelt Vote.
APATHY HAS BEEN GENERAL
4- .
. . ... w 1 v..
d03A unit Will Iucroavd
to 1073 Wlien Alt c turns1 f"V
'r Are In.
j bt heard from, Clatsop county
J given Roosevelt a plurality m
., With the four srtiall precinct oi
ale. JeaelL Mlshawaka and Push to
hat
loss
"Votes, the greatest tn the history of the
county. In 1S9 McKInley's plurality
tu 714: in 1900 it was S8. The
apathy of the Bryan democrats was
(MenU throughout the county, and the
vote has fallen far short of the re-let
ration. The following statement
hows the vote for Roosevelt and Par
ker In the 11 precincts thus tar heard
from.
650. In the city Debs received HI.
Swallow received IS, and Watson I.
Roosevelt's majority in the city is
45.
In one outside precinct, Vesper, Par
ker received no votes, ths 14 votes of
that place being cast for Roosevelt
Olney, democratic In past years, rave
Roosevelt a plurality of 23 out of 40
votes, and the republican electors car
ried every precinct In the county. It
Is estimated that the four missing pre
cincts will bring up the republican
plurality to 1075, . ' """
SUES EMPLOYERS
Precrnct
Astoria No. 1
Astoria No. 1
Astoria No. I
Astoria No. 4
Astoria "No. t
Astoria No.
Astoria No. 7
WalluskJ ....
ChaJwell .....
Otaey . ,
John'bay
West port
Melville
Seaside
Warrenton
New Astoria ,
Clatsop ......
Youngs River
Knappa .....
Dent. Rep.
...11 lit
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....... S5
41
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is
in
104
1(1
148
110
Svensen
Vesper .
il ii
7 12
I 19
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1 , a
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ze so
I 49
14
t 19
7 IS
t 11
1 11
It
14
1S5T
Totals 321
Debs' Heavy Vota,
The vote for Debs, socialist, was al
most as great as that for Parker. The
vote for 'Debs' and for Swallow, the
latter the prohibition Candidate, was es
follows: DM,n!PMW WW
Precinct , " Pro.
Astoria No.'! .'..I. 6
Astoria No. 'i
JUL ,.,
10
Soc.
tl
' 19
10
14
17
12
23
1
7
1
1
t
28
' Astoria No.'j..'.' .......
. Asiorla No. 4
Astoria No. 5
i. Astoria No. t ,
. Astoria No. 7 ,
t Watfuakl
' Chad well I
Olney ..V:.: .j
,' John Day '.
Seaside ...7. f
f; Warren ton 1
New Astoria 1 9
'. Clatsop' .' Tt
' Toungs River
Knappk 1 t
cantm f t
Svehsen ' t' t
ji y
Totals V.:.r...'......., 1 245
' The vote' for Watson was as follows:''
Astoria No.! 1, 1; Astoria No.-. 2, il
Astoria No. S, 1; Astoria No. 7, Y"
. L 1 J. OIVI IU, 1, . W . .1 , AV.
'Revised returns of an unofficial na'-
ture show' 'that Roosevelt received 86ti
votes In lie city, while Parker recelVetf
hut 212, Roosevelt's plurality being
FOR $550,000.
Decleres Leckout X' Vtolst'oa of"Ai4i-
W raei CentraoV. f -
New York. Nov. Y A summons hits
been served on Charles 1 Kl Jilts, as
frsltlen of the Building Tnules' Km
ployersr Association, In an action begun
In the supreme court by Qeorge Kline-
top, to recover 1254.000 tor damages l
leged. to hay been Incurred .through
the lockouts tn the "trade. 7 Charles N
Beattle" re presents the brotherhood.
The complaint recites the make-up
of the brotherhood and admits that one
of the means of increasing wages, re
ducing hours of work and preventing
the employment of non-union men is
to strike, "to-wit, tor the members of
ths body or bodies peacefully o ab
stain from work until their demands
art Justified.".
The complaint recites the execution
of the arbitration agreement by which
an arbitration board was organised and
the unions agreed not to strike, while
the members of the Building Trades
Employers' Association agreed not to
lockout their employes until disputes
had been brought before the board.
The complaint then states than on
or about August s, 1904, while tne
agreement was In force, the employers'.
association' locked out' all the' members
of the brotherhood.
P0LW0RTH IS
SUCCESSFUL
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The Mighty Bruce Seems to Have
Outguessed His Friend, the
Genial Michael.
FOUR. PRECINCTS REPPRTED
Iol worth Una Unit oNUjWIiteli
Is Fktv'iHl to Ho IiicrtMtMfd
J. to Mejtle-r. Is' K.
rk-ctcd.
; HOTEL "ARRI VALS. '
Parker House.
Chas. Mullaney, Bloux City, la.
James Curtis, Sioux City, la.
Frank Brown, city.
R. B. Dodd, Tort Stevens.
J. E. Roder, Fort Stevena
Chaa. Peterson, Toungs River.
8. T. Sorenson, Portland.
Wm. Romachly, Portland,
C. J. Whyte, Portland.
Mrs. Laura ' Larson, Kansa. 1
Miss Mavlna Larson, Seaside.
Capt. T. H. BJornstron, Flavel.
Angus Qor, city.
Ernest Bryant, city.
CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT.
Reopened Under New Management.
John Blaslch has teased the Callfor
nia Restaurant and Oyster House and
is now prepared to serve the public.
The best oysters arid meals In the
city. Family trade supplied. Good
cooks, polite waiters and prompt ser-vice;
Doesn't Respect Old Age.
It's shameful when' youth falls to
show proper respect for' old age, but
Jifst' the contrary in the case of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They 'cut off
maladies no matter how severe' and
irrespective ' 6f old' age." Dyspepsia,
jauridl(,''FeVel',Cot)stlpatloh, ail" yield
to 'these' perfect pill. '26, it Chas.,
Rogerr drug store1
The Hon. J. Bruce Polwonh, of the
precluct of tthlamet, In, vthe county
of Wahkiakum, state of Washington,
has, according to ,' reports from the
aforesaid precinct, been elected attor
ney of the county above-named. The
Hon. J. Bruce Pol worth Is a democrat
of the old school, but, as there were no
republican attorneys In the county, he
was selected as tha nominee of the Q.
a P. in opposition to J. CV McFadden,
the particular friend of the Hon.
Michael Gorman, democratic leader.
. Over in Wahkiakum county the peo
pie voted for presidential, stats and
county candidates. Ths governorship
flght was warm, and the presidential
contest aroused great Interest, but the
people were particularly anxious about
the attorneyship. It was a personal
matter. Mr. Polworth bolted Ma Gor
man's domination of ths ' demoaracy
and went into the' camp of the enemy.
He retained the privilege of voting for
. - , '
democratic candidates for state. offices
and also the privilege of voting for
Judge Parker, but locally he was
tornlnst his erstwhile friend Michael.
Now, Michael was sure be' would defeat
Bruce, while Bruce was Just as sure be
wouldn't
Bruce was right and Michael- was
wrong, for returns from Cathlamet re
ceived last night Indicate the election
of Mr. Polworth by a majority of 75.
The returns come from the four prln
clpal precincts tn the county.' while
four precincts are to be heard from
The precincts which are reported by
S. 0. Williams, secretary- of the county
republican committee, are CathlSmet,
Puget Island. Bkamokawa and Brook
field. These places give Mr. Polworth
t4 majority over Mr. McFadden; and
It is expected that the missing'' pre
cincts will increase the lead to IS.-
The four precincts reporting give
Roosevelt 319 and Parker 87. The vote
for gubernatorial candidates Is: Meud.
294j Turner, 212. The" republlcftnican
dldatea for congress received th fol
lowing votei -Humphrey, 491 Jones,
290; Cushman, ,293. ' The democratic
candidates ' for . congress received the
following vote: Hathaway, 94; Ander
son, 95; Beck, 94.
Judge Rice has probably csrrltd the
county by 279 over Elliott democrat.
J., G. Megler received 301. votes for
ALL CLOTHES BOUGHT AT WISE'S
KEPT PliESSED FKEE OF CHANGE.
IMPORTANT!
, The Cigar Makers'. Uniou oflor a flue Diamond Stud ns
a First Prize to the porson securing the largest number of
LA IMPERIAL AND LA VERAS CIGAR BANDS,
Iloth being Home and Union Made Cigars. The Soocmd , ; t , . ,
, '. Prize is a 20.00 gold piece. I offer as a THIRD PRIZE i
A $20-00 Suit or Overcoat;
I give a box (one down) of Either Brand of these fino
Cigars with every
Suit or Overcoat worth SlS.OO and up.
Save your Cigar Bands and money by trading with
HERMAN WISE
Astoria's Great Clothier.
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representative, to ft for Marshall and
77 for Edwards, Megter's plurality Is
iu. ...
-"Ths rest of the ticket Is safe, with
ths exception of clerk and school super'
Intendent" writes Mr. Williams. "It
la possible that they may pull through.'
The Result In Paslfle County,
Telephone advices from Ilwaco last
night conveyed ths Information that
ths democratic csndldates for county
commissioners would probably be elect,
ed. U L. Hawkins stated that Moore
head's plurality would be about 119,
while he estimated Sundeberg's at (0,
This was the principal fight In Pa
cific where Jack Wilson,' roadmaster.
was the storm center of the contest,
It Is evident that the people have turn
ed down Wilson. Otherwise the re
publican candidates have been success
fuL
Wyoming Runs Ashore.
Seattle, Nov. 9. Leaving Bremerton
today the monitor Wyoming ran ashore
at Point White, Port Orchard narrows.
Two plates were sprung. It Is said the
vessel will go on the drydock.
moved from
' Removsr Notice.
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Dr. J. A. Fulton has
his old office to rooms 4, 6 and 4 In
the Star theater building, corner Elev
enth and Commercial streets, on the
uecond floor. '
Is there anything better than
trade between friends?- -
Schilling's Best maVes
friends and trade, .r -, ,.
;!,Your grocer's; monebaek.
Clerk of U. S. Court Dead.
San Francisco, Nov. 9. -George E.
Morse, who for many years has been
clerk of the t'nlted Statee district
court. Is dead. He was 14 years of
age and a native of this cjty. '
-. Dissstrous Wreoks.
Carelessness is responsible for many
a railway, wreck and the same causes
are making human wrecks of suffer
er from,. Throat, and Lung troubles.
But alnce.tbe advent of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, .even, the worst cases, can
be cured, and hopeless resignation Is
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg,
of Dorceste'r,''Mltis., Is one "of many
whose' Ufa 'was- saved by Dr. King's
New Discovery. This great remedy Is
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
$xeuiie by Charles Rogers, druggist.
Price, 50c and II. Trlul bottles free'. "
Umoko
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LA IMPERIAL, CIGAR f
ALL HAVANA. (No imitation goes with us.)
Save the Bands
And get the diamond in Seymour's window, or 1
the $20 gold piece or a fine suit of clothes. . :
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SPECIAL. PRICES ON MILLINERY
On account of a backward season we have on hand more Ladies',
Misses and Children's Hats than we should have, and we are ping
to cut the price so deep on All Trimmed Hats, Street Hats and Gage
Fine Tailored Hats that you Cannot Afford to be without a new hat.
Remember that not a Hat will.be reserved. Where Voir can always buy cheaper, at
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