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:day . l .::ing, 1:0 r--y .1 ..Clil'S Vuii! Ill . ; UTAH A FEATURE LCi.j C j'i J GVclI - toojitd:: Mim 7:, 'I - : zz to coav tate, xowarxE, Bion baox to v, 'Twm ou urn, ASS KOBJCOV ; iraoumi zs AOAunrr, baox otezb or state ini,m " tiI.te .'buotzov jrinr. , r--':'i AOOTBXB Or AUAXrZ.T C7 X-i- C .3 CAXa2l o ------ Z A.AIaT .n. -laArraxawBAiav IOn AT BUTTEHUVE XEX9 O i niiiin : ZTU - is-easBsaaem. awasi saranawsassaassa ' x-z: BOarss or 9L0O0, wnoi mm xm tTaTABUS TO tm TIOTCf . U - mmm c- J xz- naoAXiotrB oobbxtxov. WAAV... , mlt ra Go:: FfhtJ (Special OUMtcb to Te Journal.) racoma. Wash., Nov. I. With Ftorc unty u til pivot. th Appended fig? a glv probably the moat conserva j estimate, on the gubernatorial vote thl atata yet sprinted. - An. average a been atruck St the claims of both .rtleei- In each eount, by sections, auJ mparlaon with the vote of 1(00 la o given to ahow what difference may lat In the mind of the tabulatora uf e vote. Figures ware obtained from a best aouroea tn the various , oouir s. Pierce county la open ground "aiwi left aa a pivot upon whtcb the actual ult may, revolve. In tha' countlea t of the mountain Turner ta given plurality of 1,226. - Xa tha aouthwest, cept Pierce.. Mead la oonceded . l.Sl lirality. . In tha northwest eountlea ad la given plurality f '.59. Here tha summary, divided aa to different :tlona of tha atata: V EASTERN WASHINGTON. '' v , i. Estimated i Viralittea,: :': y . V Pluralltlea. V.. lVVU. - .'..-" AMU, AIUIr, izif Muni ...... 400 II Asotin 100 i !0 ; 140 too ;, 200 ,.2 1.2 Je soo 1,750 1.200 150 "1.I00 Ave yienn . to coiumoia ... 227 Douglas , 487 Ferry . .... . 60 Franklin . ........ .. . 0 Garfield . ... .. . ... ' 21S Kittitas . ....... .... ; 200Kllckltat I .....k 100 700 Lincoln . ,...,. ... 275 Okanogan ' . l.tZi-MJpokan . -...? 700 Stevens . .........'.. i Sjo Walla .Wall .... l. Whitman ,-... ... ljrTaklma . ....... . 100 , TtolV,:'i'X. J00- ' -1,425 SOUTHWEST, EXCEPT PiERCE. ' - ; - -. ; . ' Estimated -1 iiramies, - t (v.. l00. , ; i Turner. 250-Clarke . , 'TrjTTr ?00 4&o--CowLlts .. ....... . '260 e , . . M ''' '. t t4 300 Lewis f -Maaon ; . -' .. 328 Paclflo . ........ 11 Pierce ....... E50 Bkaroanla . ..... i420 Thurston ...... C00 -Wahkiakum . ... Totals . . 1 A county omitted from eatlmate. THE NORTHWEST. " ! !-- '' fr Katimatad ralltla. ' s-V - "f. A. l00. .'V ' aafaa. '. ihima ISO Clallam - 260 - ,-. 260 Island . ........ 100 - , U5 Jefferaon v , 100 184 King . .......... 1.000 ; ISO Kitsap . ........ 500 nso fun juu ....... . . , hoo Skagit , 50 Jv 7KA SnnKomiah . .... 1.000 If 00 Whatcom ..... 1.200 - t la doubtful, even In. the mlnda of PAt;EE LOSE IN AS- AULT CrtPCIlT ADTiiUR (Continued from Page One.) E. to abandon the city proper. Jan m oneratlona are Bald to be- prO- Mlng aauaraoxoruy.- , i . -j-. .xojtom sTToxmn. LaM aU U Mm OfferlaeT smrremde to BoUlera. - - ' 11.1 hibl lallfl I L hefop, Nov. -Accordlng to adrleaa kn Uainy ma . apaneew run have orrerea wrew si wmiiair rtUSS'-T' " , wuv " - .i i.i .nj tn mnt. ITIiei Jan. n , .i,im. hk. mm n .wn se are also gradually advancing their henee. . rf -. . ? . ..-.- -!. TAxa ' vmr raaoAimoaa. . Yaia riaee Craarda ' But ' (Joaraal pedal Berries.) hrt Bald. Ka-yot. , Nov.- .-Bxtraor- Lry precautlona are being taken by sla to guara ins jmiuo., neei aere Inc naseage of tha Bues canal. - A al attache of Russia at Cons tan ti ls and thai Ruaalaan . consul-general Ijalro have arrived here and special rda'.have been placed - the . entire tth of the -eanal. . , - . ( r - (Jenraal Bpeelal Berrlee.) lancheeter. Nov. . The Oaardian that' the oaar ha received an lent warning. from Singapore that kel at that port laden with mines 1 lit to aet out for Europe. ' BVtHXA2n XST BXAirOatAZ. -; (Joaraal Bpeelal ervtea.) Vianghai. Nov. t. The officers and v of the Russlsn torpedo-boat de- ''"r7.. 'vi "'Vs y - "r ,'-'V: . - I . - r .V" ...,..r...r.(,;.;v - Republloana, If Pierce county can pro duce a guOclant majority for Mead to overcome Turner's apparent lead, con sequently It la safe ta 'predict (so aay campaign ealoulatora tha election of Oeorge Turner for governor. .: All tha larger oountlea are claimed by partisans by such tremendous pluralities that It la difficult to grant istny such clalmaj uenoo ina ngares are reoucea suuerf ally, leaving Turner a aafe lead oa pa- --' m ""- jv-. r- v , ;. ' VOUOa ZsT SVTTUV . 331aapse( JByaBtrttarAtslOsK eJT aaleeaJaiSaeW ' t . . to JWaar Airatfc ' . . (SpecUl DtspaUfe to The Jooraal.) V BeatUe, Jov..a. Tha weather In the ruffe l sound country .uraay - naa new threatening and indlcationa are that vary few atraight tickets will be voted in tha g tate. A large foroe .of deputy sheriff waa sworn in' this morning on account of ' fraudulent reglatrationa, Tha wholesale Illegal registration led to a detail of 50 extra patrolmen for a Seattle -precinct and in- thla line of duty thla morning' there -were several arrests. The early voting wa unusually heavy throughout the state, the beavieat vote In. Its history being cast and more than 0 tper cent of it by noon. - Both gubernatorial candidates, Albert B. Mead, Republican, and eorge Turner, Democrat,. claim they 'will win by fiym 10,000 to la.000 majority. -.; . ; I. ; oxAUanroa .oranon. Disrate wtta afareao4 tff tag XUktsa; ,S 7 ; -- Of aWUota. " ' t Bnedal Dispatch ta Ts iaraat) il "Taooma, Nov, (.County Attorney Campbell. In Twsmnsa-toa requgstor an opinion aa to marking ballota, made n answer that la disputed by It promi nent attorneys. The opinion waa given to J. R. Anderson, election Inspector, and it la thought aerioua complications may follow. -.The point disputed la with reference) to the effect, of marking bal lots: v - ' i . ; v -' .. ' , ' - "If a ballot la marked with an X in m circle at the-, bead -of. the Republican ticket' and a mark X la then placed op posite the name of a Democ ratio candi date for the office (aay of congressman), arid there- le no- other X, or maxke. any. where upon the ticket you (the Inspec tors) are advised that the entire Repub lican ticket except the (congressman) Should be counted upon such ballot, and that no .count ahould be made for any one . of the (congressmen) . on either Ucket on auch ballet.' -! -i ., ... U, -To thla 18 learned lawyer demur, while Soar sustain the count attorney. There aeema a fine chance fpr contests wnerf resuita are cioae. . strovar - Rvaaftttalnl' . lis.va arrival hare. The captain eacaped at Weoeung and: la probably en route home on a Qermaa ateamer. . " - ( - J ; Candidates seem to S BE UNPERTURBED (Continued from Page. One.)" to rota. At Jersey City be waa eeoorted to tbe navy tug Lancaater. and after the abort' troyage around the lower end of New Tork reached Long laland City at S o'clock, where he boarded a special train on the Long laland railroad and started for Oyster Bay. - , v ' On his return Rooeevelt reached jersey city at 12:10 o'clock, and left for Washington at 1:14 o'clock. He waa in high spirits and confident of suocei At - Oyster Bay, Rooeevelt eaat hia ballot In . precinct five, on East Main atreet, over; Bishop's livery arable, at :50 o'clock. When, he arrived at the station .be recelwad an ovation, a feature of which .waa-a greeting -by. 100 .chil dren waving Hags. ... ... It took the president only a minute to vote, after which , he shook hands with a acore of hta frlendei entered hia carriage, drove around the- town and left, at 11 o'clock oh hia return trip to - . 1 - (Joaraal SpeeUI Service.) - . Indianapolis, Ind.. Nov. - (.Senator Fairbanks alept until nearly . 10 . o'clock thla morning. .He waa tired from hie long campaign and decided : to have -a. good rest. - Chairman ' Tom - Taggart voted at 0:20 o'clock thla morning, and aaw personally to getting out the vote in hia precinct.... . , 4-,i' j, t--W; , BATza wun ami to Ton ' (Joaraal Special an-rtco.) i Elklna. W. Va, Nov. .Vice-Presidential Nomina Davis breakfasted at I o'clock, then Journeyed to a polling-place a mile away,' on f ooc - En route he waa given an ovation by the eitlsens. - ' He voted shortly before I o'clock. From the short time In the booth, he evidently voted the straight ticket, " co:,miTs suicide by L SHOOTING HIMSELF L Special Dtsaateh ta The JoaraaL) ,-' npoaane, nov. i. winiam w. ti wee soy, formerly a letter-on trier In St Paul, committed Suicide here . yesterday by ahootinar himself.. " H Mm Mt loot I April on account of hia health. . He pur chased the furniture and business of a hotel In Harrington. He later turned the business over to another party, apendlng the summer on tbe Bt. Marle'a rlxer. . On September 21 the hotel burned and one man was burned to death. Bweeaey came her, at tha beginning of October. He was arrested, charged with arson, the supposition being h had - the hotel burned for the purpose of securing the Inanranoe. v He waa let out on 11,000 ball. He waa n the last stages of con sumption. --. ' k , -!. ":; .'(' ;' TWO KILLED. AND 27 . HURT IN COLLISION - Uoareal Rpeelal Barvk.) ' ' DanVtlle, lll Nov. I. In a collision between a . work train and a coal train on the Chicago A Eastern Illinois' rail road today two men were kllWd and IT Injured, aliaborera, - -..- -. ; . In 'reply to' aa article recently pub lished In the CorvaUla Oaaetu, which Charged the Multnomah football, eleven with hiring prof easier nl players. Manager Frank Watkins today addressed the fol lowing letter to the editor of that paper; Portland. Or., Nov. I, l04.To the Editor ' of the CorvalUs OaaeUe Dear Sir: In regard to the article recently published in your paper. In 'which you make (ha statement that the Multnomah football eaaa la composed of professional football players who receive a salary to play football and do nothing else. I wlah to give you the correct status of tha team and put you right In tha matter. You are certainly very unfamiliar with the methods ,of our club and wa do. not tolerate professional si m In any. manner In our club, if we know. of It. , . - . The team this year far made up of the following named men and they are all gentlemen and are employed here in the city by. the following named reliable tualnea firmer Our centers are Rlntoul, wno is employ eo r . Hi, Noble aa a bookkeeper and ' - axpert ; accountant; Grieve, who Is 'a student at the Medical college of the U. of O.: and Keller, who la employed- by the ' commission firm of Rogge oV Btorp. - i. ' Our guards are Carroll Bectey, who is employed by - the - Portland Lumbering company and. Thomas Ross, a student at the Medical college of the U. of O, - : , Obr tackles are B. M. Stow, formerly guard', on the -University of California team, now employed by ' tbe Paclflo Paper 4k Pulp company, at Oregon City, and Roy Klrkley, employed by James' E. Haseltln as Co of Portland. - Our ends are Dowllng, eaptaln, city gaa Inapeotor for thai Portland- Oas company, and 'David Jordan, bookkeeper Jn the Canadian -Bank of Commerce, ' Portland. Our quarter-back is Bert Kerriganem ployed by M. Blchel A Co.. haberdashers, and our halves are Harry Corbett, grand son of the late H. W. Corbett, and now in tbe Flrsl National bank of thla eltv. and 'John Horan., aportlng adltae of Jhe-t- Oregon Daily Journal of Portland. . : .'- Our full-back la Marion Dolph now with tha law'fh-mof Dolph, Mallory, Blmon A -Oearin, and a son of the late United States Senator J. N. Dolph. v -- Yon can see by this list that we have no professional football bruisers on our team and will never have, i ' v I am an amateur myself and am In athletics for the sport of it. and I do not believe tn professional sport being cov nected with an amateur club and I will atata that not a man on-' our team Is re ceiving money- for playing; football with us,-.nor will be."- :.7r ' '.- .' As far as the game with O. A. C la concerned, I have written Mr. Stlmpson and In hia reply, he said that, while the players would like ta meet us and that they were highly .pleased with the treat ment they had received 'last year down here, . that tbe board of regents .were against a match with an athletlo club and that ha- did not think a game with us would be possible thla season. .' Personally, 1 can not see why this should be the case, aa Stanford, Berkeley and In fact moat all large-colleges allow games, post season, with athletlo. club teams. " '.,.'- -t : I am sorry that w can not meet the O, A. team this season, as both Institu tions have good teams and -the game would be aa Interesting mat oh and would cause increased Interest In tbe sport. I trust that as I have now put you right la regard to our team, that you will take tne irouDW to snow wnai yon are wm big nest time, before calling us a bunch of prof esatonala, , such - aa has been -the case twice this season. ' If yoa are a fair man yourself and are willing to publish the news aa the. truth is. you will publish this, but If you are not and fall to do -as justice, the 'fault Is not. aura. 11 ' . r -.. .- . . Another Item that yoy publish in your article is teat we orrerea tne v. a. team .two thirds of the gate receipts for a game; that is wrong, as we have-never made any team such an offer for a game and would not do so under any circum stances, v ' " .-" ' . v.' ' Trusting that you will now,' at least. give us our Just dues, I am, very truly yours, FRANK K. WAT1UNB, Manager MultnomabrA. A. Club football " te.am.. l04.'jti .' . ; ., . . i- "i- fSAUVlES ISLAND MAN , - DIES FROM INJURIES " -f '. i , j ' "" ;;-' ' B. T. BUHtrwho was hurt on the gasoline launch Eva last Saturday, died this -morning at o'clock at at. Vin cent's hospital. At the time of tbe ac cident Mr. Stahl, . who was a Bauvies laland farmer, was taking paasage on the boat, for Linnton. While standing in front of the engine of the craft he lost his balance and . fell against the wheel. Before the machinery could be stopped . all the flesh was torn off his right leg from th hip down to his knee. Tha boat was at once' headed for Port land and It was feared that the sufferer would die before the hospital could be reached.' The deceased wa ft years of ere. Patrolman Orlf1 Roberts and Special Of ficer Jack Roberts are hia atep-sone, As yet no arrangements have been made for the funeral. ..,'.-.; ..,.!- '. ..a.,. LIVERNASHHAS A . V ' VERBAL ENCOUNTER i (Joaraal gpeeUi Sorviee.) ' . "1 ', Ban Francisco, Nov. a. -Con area em a n Llvernaah - and Registrar - of Voters Adams had. a sensational ' verbal en counter In Adams' office yesterday, and but for th Intervention - of . Congreas aaan Wynn- a tragedy might have re sulted, t .-, i i - 'i i . . Llvernaah asked Adams for a number of cards of admission to tbe polling booths and when told 'that the - entire Issue 'had bee given to political organ isations entitled to them Ltvernash flew Into a terrible rage and called Adams a scoundrel. Adams repeated that all the tickets . were gone. Llvernaah ssaia cursed him. The men made 'a rush for each other,- but Wynn Interfered, and deputies led Llvernaah from the office. DISORDER" AND FOOD M; SHORTAGE IN CAMP - , . (Joaraal SpeHsl Srvtra.) Vancouver, B. C, Nov. I. News from Fairbanks and Tanana via Dawson saya that disorder Is rampant there this win ter. , Tough character from over all th Yukon district are flooding Into tha dis trict. Ther I one third more people than can be provided for this winter. . Salt Lake,'TWv, 2. The beavieat at tendance at the opening of tbe pal la in the history of tbe eta to came today. Bets were made with alight odds tbat Roose velt would carry Utah and even money that 'the American party would not elect a single candidate. . The weather was fine over the entire state, .- -. Advices ' from outalde points Indicate that by noon M per cent of the vote had been cast. It Is. estimated that 00 per cent of the ballots were scratched aa the Mormon and Gentile line wts strongly drawn," : ; v.,-. ; .: . " -. In this city there waa an.unprecedented rush and extra ballot feoxee were pro vided. It Crstlmated by noon that half the vote bad been polled. v: Throughout the sUte a heavy and early vote was general. - ; ." v ' It Is now claimed that John C, Cutler, the Republican nomine for governor, is elected.',-- J '...''' :' i v , f "OAXaOEBXA. . (JoaraaL BdofUI' Sorvice.f' ' - ... San FYanclsco, Cat, Nov. .Ther was fair deatber throughout the state. Indications point to a very heavy vote. In Ban Francisco tha early balloting waa-lively and particularly heavy.. Vot ing machines-are being given their first trial. As. a rule -the machines worked without a hitch aad gave rise to no dis putes. -A steady pace was kept up to 11 o'clock, when the -vote, subsided to the noon hour, at which time the bal loting began with renewed vigor. There were no disturbances. . -..v .:y-'V-i i Reports-from' nearby ebuntle - indi cate that the Republicans will elect all the congressmen and practlcaliyall the assemblymen end senators, j ; . V .1 . In Fresno . intense .- excitement . was created bv the discovery that several books of registration affidavits had been lost or stolen.- -Hundreds of regis tered Democrats "were thereby deprived of their votes, and knots of wildly ex cited men gathered on street corners. The -county clerk's oftloa-,waabeal;gad by groat orowda of disfranchised voters and serious trouble,, la feared before night :'.- .;, 'v ' In Ban Francisco the Democrats con cede - the city to the Republicans by 8,000 majority. v...- . v, ..'., .T,-v '. 1 -; . .IUBXAaTA. ;' j,iiWi''' (Joaraal apeelar Bervlce.) '. Indianapolis, Ind.. Nov. I. Election day dawned with a cloudy sky and misty rain falling. The polls opened at o'clock, - with largo crowds, lifted up to get votes in early. -r - . r r :x r.- Reports .from the state show a very heavy vote, being polled. -In Indlan aoolls th early vots waa unprecedented. Ther waa trouble .'at many polling places In the, atata in tbe .forenoon over alleged attempts at lllegalyotlng, ami many arrests were neat, OOaTnOTZOTTT. ' V .(Joaraal Special Service.)- Hartford, Conn, Nov. . Th weather is ideal andr the vote heavy; It la claimed the Republican candidate ' for governor will rub behind the ticket. " - ...... . - CAPTAIN OLOWS; BANDITS GET AW -It Is "believed that at least two of th three men who held up th ealoon owned by John Clark at 21 Alblna ave nue, last Saturday night, made their eecape from Portland at midnight last night through -th blunder of CapUln Moor, commanding the first relief-of police, A "tlpr reached the central sta tlon at 11 o'clock that the men were preparlnjr to leave on a' freight train. Instead -of calling Detectives Kerrigan and Snow, now working - on th ease. Moor detailed another officer, who failed to reach the train In tfma. - Today Kerrigan -and Snow complained'' to Chief Hunt of tne treatment of Moore, and stated, their boiler that bis blun der had lost tbs case for them. However, they still have hopes of the ultimate capture of the bandt. - i Henry McQloln. arrested on a charge of assault and battery on Charles Pat tags, la being held at the city Jail. He may b wanted on a much more serious charge. ' His case Is being Investigated by Kerrigan and Bnow. He la eald to be a bad man, has a criminal record and m - "frequently . seen in irouoie., . xie one escaped from tbe city JalL ' It waa at first thought th men who turned the- trick -last Saturday night took to the railroad tracks and left the city at once, but It haa sines been def initely learned that such wss not the se. It is known they came to town serosa the steeL bridge. : Her again. It Is saidy Cafptam Moore's blunder of that night thwarted th efforts to capture the criminals, as there were no officers on th bridge to Intercept the robbers. - ' - Preferred Stook OaueeVtreoda. Allan and Lewis Best Brand. V TBBJDIOT OT MOT TJTXTTr, ' --(Special Dispatch is The JoaraaL) " - Hlllsboro,.Or Nov. . W. D. Zelgler of-Oales Creek was yesterday given a hearing hare en a charge of aaaault and battery committed on his father, who Is 7 yesrs (Of age. Severat witnesses gave testimony for th plaintiff and defen dant in. the case, but the Jury promptly returned a verdict of "not guilty." - WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS ' ' jm most oosi riBuuro I-thougUi I would write- yaj what pyramid file vnrer nns aone zor me. ad a most laaravated cane of bleed ing pile; Indeed, 1 dreaded when I had to go to stooL , On fifty-cent box cured me. 1 reel line a new man. l have recommended it to others aa being the moat wonderful remedy known. ' It is Indeed a great blessing to Buffering hu manitv. rou are at iinortv to use thn for all It la worth, and I hope It may do good." Rev. W. K. Carr, No. Holnroog tn., ijanvitie. - va. - - - - Clergymen tnae au professional men who lead sedentary lives) are especi ally addicted to piles. In varioua forms. and are continually on the lookout for remedv which will rive relief, with little or no idea of obtaining a cure. Recognising mi fact,. Kev. air. Carr consent to the use of hia name In order that other sufferers may know there la a cure railed Pyramid Pile Cure, which ta sold bv druggists everywhere for the low price of fifty rente a packaaa, and whloh will - bring about for everv one afflicted with plies, the- same beneficial results ss In his own, case. Be careful to accept no substitutes, and remember that tnera is no remedy "juat as good.' A little bonK aeacrlbln the muui and cure of plies la published by Pyra mid Drug Co., Marshall. Mich., and will h. sent Tree for the snklng. All suf ferers are advised to write for 1C as it contains valuable Information, on the subject of piles. , - , ' . (flpseUl Dispetch ta The JoaraaL) k K Salens Or., Nov. I r-Carl Long, who on Monday of last week possibly fatally beat a laborer. Henry Cameron, at Butte vUle. was given a preliminary hearing In. the Salem Justice , oourt yesterday afternoon and was held under 11.000 bonds for trial by the circuit court upon the charge of assault with Intent td, kill. . ; ,;,.., ' s Cameron Is" at 111 lying In a precarious condition at the Salem boapltal -.. , ' ' The, state board of education yesterday I granted certificates to teach. In Oregon as follows: . .; ' t - i . -v. t SUte certificates . Mary Llghtner, Portlandr Edith Reilly, Portland; Eatella Dodson, Dallas; William W, Dixon. Tan' gent; Irene E. Smith. Oresbara. - Life diplomas J. N. Austin. Wonder; Lulu .Belle Ralll. Eugene; Daniel W. Jones, Thomas l Clara Orelg Soott, Baker City. . .-.. ' ,''., ,-,,; ...iv, -, Th funds In tha hand of th secre tary of state were yesterday replenished by large - checks from three .counties, each representing the fiscal payment of 10! taxes, as follows: Line, I32.244.tt: Wasco, $14.1li Lake, I.I2.7I. - NOTICE Th Journal - agency : at Balem has been transferred to E. C Lawrence of 471 Cottage street, phone White 2, where all subscriptions, eom plaints and changes wUl receive prompt attention. ... . ,",..". . . ..-,,v SHERIFF'S QUERIES - ARE POINTED JOT rlj ----- -'js Sheriff Word, is of th opinion that th attacks, which hav been mad on him bt print byjCpTancllmsn Zimmerman ahow so plain a motive that they are hardly worth answering. - He thinks, however,- that It may make answer by way i aaaing a rew questions himself. "in the first place.' said tha sheriff. "my principal raids In Chinatown were mad before Mr. Zimmerman ever had a wora to say about rantan. Will he say otherwise? .-'-.. ."'v S . "In the second place, will he produce th man who heard m say I wanted to raid on house bare and another there. and thus put fear Into alt the gambling establishments? , " V"As third, question. : will he- give th numbers of the six house I am ao enaed of passing up? He Is too indefi nite altogether In this particular, and It is peeaible some of them may have been mmiAmA . -. r: -r - r .- - -t . -- "Again, does It look reasonable that If th Chinese were paying -tribute - to- a county official for permission to play fantan any of them would be so poorly eoacbed ae to come to th court nous and ask a deputy county assessor whom to pay!.. . , l - "Several days ago I stated that a taw yr. so I had heard, had been collect ing from the Chinese. Who for 1 don't know. I don't know, anything; about le mo uum. either. , y -- i "In eonilualori. I want to say that be fore I finish t ahall break up gambling In Chinatown J f. I have to wreck the door, and furniture of every gambling house there.' In the .meantime. I want Mr. Zimmerman or anybody els, to prove that I or any authorised agent of mine has ever collected a cent Of tribute frora the Chinese or -anybody else. . Incident ally Mr. Zimmerman might answer th Questions I hav asked." - ' :, CIRCUIT COURT . ; BUSY AT EUGENE .-.-.yf,-' (Special JMspateh to Tbe JoaraaL) 1 Eugene, Or,,, Nov. .- In th circuit court yesterday Oeorge Leslie, charged with larceny .of a quantity . of canned fruit from Alien A Co.' aannsry in this elty, pleaded guilty and wss sentenoed to 10 days lit the county JalL Lea Mann and Peter Courtier, also charged ' with laroeny, pleaded guilty and war given 20 days In JalL ' A. Graham of Cottage Grove, under indictment for- permitting gambling game to be 'conducted In his saloon, pleaded guilty aad wss fined 2100. .. . ., ;, : , ,-,.' .,-.t : -; COLORADO CAMP HAS ' AN ELECTION RIOT :' -? l, . .. (Joaraal Special Berrlee.) Denver.. Nov. t Two Democ ratio Judges were killed, Charles Pea body, a deputy sheriff, was mortally wounded and a great number ' of Democ ratio Judges : were beaten and thrown . Into Jail today at Gold field. The Democratic and Republican leader met last night and signed an agreement providing for a peaoeabla election. Ike Liepold and Chris . Miller election Judges In Gold field, were shot down by one of Sheriff Bell's deputies this morning. Tbe had ordered a deputy, out ofthepolllng plaoe and he had refused to go. i ' i . " PORTLAND MEN BUY BIG COAL PROPERTY 1 Dsvld -Good sell, who - he been . la Washington fora week.t has closed a deal In the.'' Interest of himself and Robert J. Linden of this city by which they become owners of the Summit coal mines, at Cle-Elem, on the main Una of the Northern Paclflo. They will double the capacity of the .mln1ngplant, and are planning to build coal bunkers on th Portland water front.. The pur chase waa mad frora Sylvester Bros, of Seattle.. Tbe property consists of about 22 acres of bituminous coal, and about 119.000 has been spent In develop ing the mines., j,.-,. . ,f . .,, CONDUCTOR KILLED M BY HELPER ENGINE . - (Rpeetal Plseeteb tn The, JoernaL) Pendleton, Or Nov. ...A Conductor Charles T. Brown, In charge of th east bound O. R. A.N. passengen train, waa killed early this morning at Kernel a by being struck by a helper, engine. , He leave a widow In tbl city, ,, . - ? 14 &d YS7A7-CL V; . 1 1 We are showing all the celebrated Waltham, - Elin and ; Duoer-ampton movementa; Teases, and warranted 18 and y'down and $1 a .-wee)L. :';'.. ; i; . . . '.: " e-r . ffiVURTZ k ME . CORNER YAMHILL .The Kind You Hare Alvreys in us top orer SO years and Jjf-f&z. ' tonal saperrlslon since Its In&ncy, ' ' , ' . AjUynv no one to decelre won in ILZju -"-f - AU OoanterfeitSs Imitations and "J-ast-as-good' are bc r t experiments that trifle rlth and endanger the health of " ' Infanta and QiJldren Ebrqrterlence' aralnst CxperlmenV Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Par . Boric, Drops and Soothing Syrnps. vIt H Pleasant., I contains neither Opiumo Zlorphine aor other Narcotia . y-f- arnbstanee. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys "Worma tod allay3 Feyerishness. It cures Plarrhoea and Wuvl ; y'- Collev It relleres Teething Troubles, cores Conati nation ; and Flatulency,. It asBimilat the Food, regulate tha '' ' tttomach and Bowels,' giving healthy and natural slee : ; I The Children Panae--Thci Mother's Friends - - CEfidiriri: CASTORIA wavo iy V v k v Beaxa the T&eKind You Ha?o tays.Bo In Uca For Over 30 Years. : Our Phono is Main h '' ; -lyj. &?y? v t ' W reepectfully eall the attention of Hotel and Restaurant trade to th fact that we manufacture Motel Ranges from t-ft to 12-ft., both portable and to set In brick, also bavs large Una of Hotel, goods, copper and retlnaed. ; Writ r phone us for prices. ' v: u " . t ' We manufacture the largest line jon tb Paclflo Coast,. i7T LOEWENDERG troiTi im amu I 'XJLLAJ iaJLAgV Bpecist ratee' made to families and bath, establishment ta. the hotel. v ... . - sTTTJI MiSBlJie MAM. ... "' (SpeHsl Diasetrk to Tbe Joaraal. -Pendleton. Or.. Nov. 2 -H H. Weasel. a local merchant, has brought suit agalnat Frank Wells, the missing t'klah stockman, to collect 1110. cuAaoza wzzzx AT-arxr. . i-t,l te TNa tmr-. T" iv. g. ' ' - I a vr-' . : J mm m gold, ailver and solid gold 20 years, for a small payment Ty r7Tp : rr'!. AND FIRST STREETS. --"-' Xteoht aor -vrUcb bca das. oorne tne signature T : has been made under bis per- : Clrsiture cf ,v.v S' I!' 966 ef Cook Stoveev Range aad Heater C COIHG CO. xaTzvo) .1;r.,k. Accrkn riia.'.'.-.t' $3 Per Day tr.d raADovABT2ra Ton rvt! T3 aid coKxamcxA aATa. t. alngle gentlemen. A modern TurhlO - It G BOWtiiioV faaaeger. today taken te Seattle rharsd wh as sault by Miss Mabel Johnson, alee 4 7 Tacoma, agrd 17. " r -. At- 1 t ' Bt. Ijo-' 1 r. hlblt of I r ( r-y, r-... . f t I Ik n -- . - 1 , , .V