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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. yOWWtt MMWWWWWM""' .;...Havitand Special;..,. THE MORNING ASTOIUAN, ASTORIA, OREGON, 8 . II , , , , ; L , i ' -:l 10 per cent Off On all decorated Havilaud ( See our new line of Royal Doulton A. V. ALLEN Sole Ageut for H. C. Fry Cut Glass Phones 7n, 387t: Branch U. T.713 .. . ..r- tLtUllUN rLAantO - ' (Continued from page 1) sion from you I would know how deeply you have been interested in and how much you re- ioice in it. It is your administration that this victory affirms. William H. Taft." ; I nAMVTTW V Nv. 3-Cannon's plurality is at least 10,500. rrvriVMATT Nov 3-Harris is defeated. f: -f, ; GUTHRIE, Okla., Nov. 3. Bryan will have a plurality in Oklahoma es timated at 25,000. PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-With five precincts missing out of 114 the vote in Multnomah" county gives Taft 17, 197, Bryan 9S84, Chafin 604, Debs 1259, Hisgen 148. ... NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Taft has carried Maryland by 3000. Huglies has won by over 5Q,000. He came down to Greater New York with an indicated plurality of 121,000. Chan ler carried greater New York by 68,-000.- - - ' -." : CINCINNATI, Nov. 3. If the present ratio is maintained Taft will tarry Ohio by 49,000,. ; . i WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. The President tonight sent the following dispatch to Taft: "I need hardly say how heartily I congratulate, you ,and the country,' even; moreHe; thefl lent the following" to Sherman: fl most heartily congratulate you." To Hughes: "Accept my, heartiest con gratulations for you and the state." To Hitchcock: "Accept by heartiest congratulations upon the great result you have done so much to bring about , RENO, Nev., Nov. 3. Republican tr i - ,t. vuainuau rauinpurcys wuccucs iuc state to Bryan by 3000 ? f(j nr a cut vvrr vr ' n . n m i t President and Mrs. Roosevelt return-! ed to the White House this evening well pleased . with the returns as furnished him i by the Associated Press and telegraph companies. . PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3. The Republicans claim the state by over 300,000 for Taft SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3 The Democratic committee specially ad mits that California has gone Repub lican. w , ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3 Scattered re' turns- indicate that Bryan carried Missouri by 35,000. Cowherd, Dem acrat, is elected Governor. BOSTON, Nov. 3 The Republi an national and state tickets swept the state today. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 3 The Bee claims that Taft has carried Nebras ka by 12,000. CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Indications show that Taft carried the state by 170,000. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 3. Bryan carried the state with the usual Democratic majority. NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-In 1310 ! - - i IT'S A GOOD THING TO REFER to the reputation of a store before J making any important purchases' j therein.. Before you buy is the time to look tip the matter. Ask questions. Find out if the store you intend pa-! his ballot, No. 371, at 4:41 this after tronizing keeps its pledges. Be sure ! noon in a plumbing shop, 2009 Madi that you learn if it sells the qualities J son Road. A large circus, crowd of it claims; if it treats ts customers men, women and children surround honestly and fairly, then, if satisfied, ' ed the polling place, buy there. Do all the asking you 1 CONCORD, Nov. 3 The Repub wish about us among your friends, 'icans claim New Hampshire for and that you will result in your com- (Taft by 20,000. fng here regularly. 1 NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 3.-The Come in and see our $125 Kitchen Republican state committee con- Range. hi nits Wit i THE BIG STORE."! districts out of 1633 Greater New York gives Taft 230,000, Bryan 226,- 761, Hisgin 33,182. ' In 1145 districts out of 3U30 eicc tion districts in New York state out- sije 0f Greater New York give Taft 257,271, Bryan 183,708, Hisgen 2258.. Same in 1904: Roosevelt 256.1S8; Parker 161,105. In 980 districts out of 1633 Greater NeW York give Hughes 150,325; Chanler 187,823, Shcarn 10,277. In 1800 districts out of 3036 in 'cw York tate out3lde of Greatcr 249,649, Hisgin 3222. SEATTLE, Nov. 3. Very! meagre r.tBfns from the state and city. The plurality for Taft is over '30,000. NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-H the present ratios hold Taft will come to Greater New York with over 210,000 plurality and Hughes will come to Greater New York with 103,000. In 175 out of 2611 precincts in Illinois, outside of Cook country, give Taft 27,000 and Bryan 17,350. In 308 districts out of 587 Brook lyn give Taft 82,082, Bryan 78,815. In 339 districts out of 891 Manhat tan and Bronx give Taft 59,560, Bryan 68,914, Hisgen 5976. Ia 856 districts out of 1633 Greater New York give Taft 150,265; Bryan 146,127, Hisgen .15,073. In 956 districts out of 1633 Great er New York give Taft 168,784, Bry an 162,957,. Hisgen 16.742. , ?. , At 8:15 Hitchcock filed congratU' la tory messages to Taft and' Sher rnant and: claimed the state for Gov ernor Hughes. 'At 8:30,5if 'the present ratio holds good, Chanlers plurality in Greater New York will be 75,000 and Hughes will be elected by over 25,000. 1 Taft wilt come to New York with 210,000 and Hughes with 103,000. 1 At 7:45 Democratic, Chairman. Con-i norj. said;,.,. "I ..claim the.state for Chanler. His plurality will, be at le,ast 50,000," n National Chairman Hitchcock said to the Associated Press: "l. stand on my claim of 325 electoral votes for Taft. I expect Taft to receive not less than 100, 000 plurality in New York and that Hughes has been elected." State Chairman Goodrich of In diana telegraphed the Republican headquarters that Taft carried In diana by 15,000. Hitchcock tonight received the fol lowing telegram from James S. Sherman: "Utica, New York, Nov. 3, 1908. Hon. Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman Republican national com mittee, New York: Please accept my congratulations and thanks for success and wisdom with which you have conducted the campaign. "JAMES S. SHERMAN." BALTIMORE, Nov. 3 Returns from various parts of the state show a falling off in Democratic votes indicating that Taft has car ried the state by 5000 or more. The Republicans probably elected three out of six congressmen. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3 -In 11 precincts out of 3245 in Indianapolis Taft received 2042 and Bryan 2030. OHIO, Nov. 3. There are 4430 precincts in Unio and not a precinct had reported at 7:50 p. m CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-Taft cast cedes Virginia to Bryan by" 15,000. DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 3. Meagre returns- indicate that Taft has carried the state by over 30,000. BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 3. Erie county is complete with Taft, 40,101: Bryan, 35,952; Hughes, 35,357; Chan ler 40,913. NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 3.-Repub-lican Chairman Murphy claims a sweping victory for Taft in New Jer sey. Democrats make similar claims. CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-With only 1291 precincts out of 1260 in Chicago, Taft 150,955; Bryan, 108,584. This indicates, that Taft ran ahead of President Roosevelt's vote of four .'years ago. 1 ST. PAUL, Nov. 3.- Scattering re- 1, Tv u , , U hl , t ''.f l lV M f t U : . V fV V- :. 5 . fur -v , .... turns, received, at 8 p. m.. over Min nesota,, indicate Raft's plurality in this state, by over 60,000 NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 3.- Taft's plurality in Connecticut will exceed 25,000... CHICAGO, Nov. 3 Cannon is elected. NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The Times, World, Herald and Brooklyn Eagle anounce the election of Taft. BOSTON, Nov. 3. The Globe, the Democrat newspaper, announces that Taft has carried' Massachusetts by 100,000 and that Draper is elected by 75,000, as governor. Eleven Re publican congressmen are elected. Both branches of the Legislature are Republican. Early returns indicate Taft's plurality at 120,000. Draper for Governor by 60,000. NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-At 10:30 p. m., Hughes' plurality in New York state probably will be about 57,000. FAIRVIEW, Neb., Nov. 3-Bryan carried his precinct 106 to 52 for Taft. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 3 Complete returns in this city give Bryan 10,732, Taft, 10,609; Shellenberger (Demo crat), 10,913; Sheldon (Republican), 9875. FAIRVIEW,- Neb., Nov. 3.-At 9:25 Bryan announced he will have no statement to make tonight. WILMINGTON, Del., Nov. 8. The Republicans claim Delaware for Taft by 3500 plurality. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 3. The Democratic majority is about 18,000. CHARLOTTE, N. C, Nov. 3. The Democratic ticket will carry North Carolina by at least 30,000. NEW ORLEANS, La,1 Nov. 3. Bryan carries the state by about 40,000. BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 3. Meagre reports indicate Taft carried the state by about 20,000. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Ver., Nov. 3. Taft carried Vermont by about 27,000. 1 ' SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Nov. 3. Scattering returns indicate Taft car ried the state, ten to fifteen thousand. BAD ACCIDENT. 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