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Newspaper Page Text"THE "OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, ' WEDNESDAY ' EVENING, NOVEMBER 4. 190S IIE3E STATES SAVED FOR Maryland Given Back to the Solid South Colorado Is ' Undoubtedly Deniocratic ; West Virginia in-.. Doubt -State Tickets, Sodal Dwrwtck to The JoarasLt ' Chicago, Nov. 4. The Reittftllcans. af ter a atubborn contest and holding out to the last, have' conceded Maryland back to the solid south and to Bryan and the Democratic state ticket-'"-. West Virginia, has ' not yet decided where It stands, ' but the ehanoes favor Taft and the Republican stats ticket ; Colorado Republicans refuse to admit they are defeated, but the state Is un doubtedly Democratic. The Democrats gained two governors in important JKepunucan states ..and elected two others in states where the .electoral vote was givrn to Taft - Indiana and Ohio areDeniocTatie from tile state standpoint, while going to ui 1 ail column. Governor Johnson of Minnesota and Governor Norri a of Montana. tnsLnaLved to save themselves and the Democratic state ticket- . . ' Although the leaders ; of the Repub lican party, are ciaimmg. mat Colorado h given the Republican .national and state tickets plurality, there is abso lutely, no 'definite Information upon .which to base such claims. . - . - - The Wheeling Register claims the :iecuon or uennet. Democrat, Tor gov ernor of West Virginia by 12,0flo, while the Intelligencer claims Glasscock, Re publican, is successful y at least 10, '00. The figures Indicate a small Bryan plurality. - -. . r -,,t , r ' -. ' :.' (Continued from Page One.) country, todajr". bjr&, some of them may not be settled for-several days. ' The victory of Governor Hughes "by 10,000 over Lieutenant-Governor- Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler is one of the big surprises of the- election. Re developed unexpected strength -up-state overcom ing we piuraty given cnanier m the c tv. Johnson, Republican probably Dakota has over been elected in North. tturke, Democrat. r . Governor Warned of Michigan baa probably been 1 defeated by L. T. He mans, Democrat, though ths state Is safely Republican. I, -""The uhauces favor the election of the Democrats In the hot contests in Indi ana, Nebraska and Minnesota. "" Governor John A Johnson has been reelected in Minnesota but by reduced plurality.- j : - ' . ... . - ' Marshall, Democrat has carried In diana under remarkable circumstances, as the state went for Taft and all other Democrats On. the' state ticket were) beat- f" , A FECTJXIAB WKSOfCX. Of the foot ' or ankle may produce a very serious sprain. A sprain Is mors painful than a break. In all sprains, cuts, barns and scalds Ballard's Snow Liniment is the best thing to use. Re lieves the pain Instantly, reduces swell ing, is a perfect an tiseptio end heals rapidly. -T Price 25c, 60 and 11.00. - . Profit on Shoe Money Paid for Selz Royal Blue i You ought to make a profit on your money when you buy shoes ; if you buy Selz Royal Blue shoes here, you will. We believe in a fair profit for both sides Not Sisters ' Now and stain you. see two women pats ' inf dowa the street who look like sisters.' - You ere sstonithed to lcara that they are ' mother snd daughter, and you reaiiie that a woman at forty or forty -five outfht to Je at Iter finest and fairest. Why isn't it so P The general health of woman is so ia . timately aasociated with tbs . local health . f ths cstentially feminine organs that there csn be oo red cheeks wad rouad -form where thert h female weakoets. Women who have t offered from tfe'L friilir isvg lound prompt reuar sod. pur ia the na f Drr - rieree's -fsvrito Presoriptioa. It fhroa ior mod VHalitr to the rgaot of womanhood. , It clears tke omplsxiea. . brightens the ye and reddens the cheeks. . " ' ' . '. ,' No aloohot. or habit-forminf drugi cqnlained im "Fsvorits Prescription.". Any sick woman rosy consult Ur.'Pierco by letter, Iree." Every letter is held at sacredly confidential, sod snswered ia a plaia envelope. Address i World' Xispeoisry Medical Aociatios, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N.Y. en. Ehallenberger la probably wlnn. in Nebraska, thou gh it is still In doub Governor Davidson. Republican, baa carried Wisconsin, according to (.he re- Other Governors elected are: AnaeL Democrat" South Carolina; Vessey, Re- pufiUcan, South Dbicota; Patterson, Dem ocrat. Tennessee; Campbell Democrat, grove, RepubllcaiWashtngton; Glass- cock, riepuDircan, wast Virginia. In Missouri the race between Hsdle: Republican, and Cowherd. Democrat. doubtful. -' The same condition exists In Ohio. where Harmon, Democrat, and .Harris. Republican., cotn claim election. WASHINGTON (United Press Leased Wire. I Seattle. Nov. i. The state of Wash ington Joined in the landslide for Taft yesterday. The heavy vote and the slow count make it impossible to determine accurately the extent or tne itepuoii- can victory, out tnis mucn is certain: That Washington gives tart a plurali ty nf nt least 45.000. exceeding by IS.. oo the Dreltmlnary estimate of State hlrmn De Brueller. That the entire ttepuoncan state ticket is elected by majorities that run well up wfrh the presidential ticket That the legislature is overwneiraing- ly Republican, although Democrats get In from Stevens county and possibly a Democratic senator Ironi Mason, Kitsap, and Island. That there is no doubt whatever that Weslevn L. Jones will be elected to the United States senate next January to succeed Ankehy. That this county's plurality for Taft is to be estimated on the basis of the returns now in -at 14,000; Spokane be tween 6,000 and ,000 end the remainder of the counties all In proportion. That the state ticket falls but little below the Taft vote. County tickets are generally Republi can. Here and there a few Democratic officials have got in in some of the eastern Washington counties, but they are exceptions. It Is estimated that at least 1,000 votes were cast In the state. The Dem ocrats made their chief showing on Bryan. , - i - The Socialists cast approximately 12. 000 votes, as nearly as csn be deter mined, with returns which as yet show only about 40 per cent of the votes cast. The Prohibitionists made their usual showing and cast probably 1,600 votea (United Press Leased Wire.) Spokane. Wash., Nov. 4. Returns to day Indicate that the Republicans have carried everything except possibly two members of the legislature. Judge Potndexter for congress leads Goodyear by at least 4,000. The Republicans now claim ths city, and county by 6.000. The increase in the Socialist vote is a feature of the result Olympla, Wash., Nov. 4. Complete returns from 11 out of 26 precincts In Thurston county givli Taft 1,461; Bryan 71S; Cosgrove, 1.490; Pattlson. 74J. Other state offloerau average the same vote Large pluralities are alven to every Republican county candidate. CALIFORNIA (United Press Leased Wire.) Han Francisco, Nov. 4. Returns in dicate Tart s 'pd in the state over Bryan will be 100.000. While Frank J. Murasky, Democrat, led- his Republican opponent Henry A. Melvln, In San Francisco' in the raos for the supreme court justiceship, he was' unable to meet the vote Melvln brought in from the state. With few exceptions the so-called machine Republicans beat the inde pendent wing of the party by appro I mately 6S assemblymen to 31. The figures received this morning Indicate tha 74 Republicans and six Democrats win be returned to the assemblv. . The state senate is a clean sweep for the Republicans, the regulars securing 17 In the upper house of the legislature ana ine inuepenaents time, Mayes, Republican, , for congress, and' Kahn, Republican, have a hard fight Both may lose. For Judges of the superior courts In tne countiea outside of San Francisco the Republicans with few exceptions were m victors. Returns from 34 precincts in which the vote has been verified this morn ing and returns from 60 other precincts which have been counted, indicate that Judge Frank H. Dunne will defeat Car- roil Cook for Judge of the superior court There are four Judges to be to a shoe bargain; we make one when we sell Selz Royal Blue shoes; but it's not a larger profit than you make when you buy them. They're profitable shoes; give you more real value for the price than you're used to. Selz Royal Blue Shoe $350, $4.00 and $5.00 . Seventh and Washington. J - r;'' - n,?"i ' elected for the Jong term and one for the , short term. . George H. CabanlBS, Democrat, has been, elected for' the short term over Isadora Golden, Repub lican i . .. : . . .For the long term Judges John Hunt and ! George A. ' Sturtevant seem to navs a lea a that assures mi at the head of the ticket Judi them places i ticket Judge Dunne, Democratic, and Judge Van Nostrand, Republican, are f I ah tine for the leading piace pa the ticket. . h. rn..i xinu a Two hundred and seventy-five precincts out of 800 In Ban. Francisco rive Judge Frank H. Dunne, Democrat, and good government league nominee ror superior juue? - substantial Vurallty. Returns firom these nrectaeta Indicate that Judge Car- vo if n haa been defeat ed by a big vote. Cook was opposed by Francis J. Henev and other leaders of the graft, prosecution. Can T.nta fittana tO 1 . Vm. 4. Thir- tMn nrvlnfili nut of 89 ill San DUlS Obispo county give Taft 3S0. Bryan 207. For congress. Smith. Republican, i9t; Shepperd. Democrat lit. Los Angeles. Cal.. Nov. 4. Complete unofficial rwturna . from Los Angeles city and county give Taft 27,179, Bryan 14.614. For congress, Seventh district. J. McLachlan, Republican, 23,661; J. K. Rush, Democrat. I6.s. San Francisco, Nov. 4. Returns from all over the state indicate that Tart will have a plurality of 75.000 in Cali fornia. Reports from the mountain counties coming in slowly out down tne Immense lead of the Republican candi date but It seems certain he will have at least 7,000. We will have a plurality or to.uuw easily." said General George Stone, state Republican campaign manager, inia c- ternoon. "This election shows that Cal ifornia is safely Republican and can not be won over to the Democrats." Secretary Murray of the Democratic state committee said this afternoon: 'It is hard to understand, we iougnt tfood fight and thought we would carry ths state. Counties that should have given us majorities went the other way. It was evidently a Republican landslide." San Francisco. Nov.-4. Returns from sll portions of the state this afternoon indicate that Harry A. Melvin. Repub lican, has' been elected justice of the supreme court over Frank J. Murasky, T - . V. .. H-IAM1U A AAA Ual. vln Tan behind his ticket because pf the big majority given to Judge. M- rasky in San Francisco. INDIANA. (United Press Leased Wire.) Indianapolis, lnd., Nov. 4. John Worth Kern, defeated candidate for the vlce-presldeiicy, will probably ge to the United States senate as the successor of Senator' Hemenway, according to the returns today. Though Taft. tarried the state by from 6,000 to 10.000, the' incomplete re turns indicate that' Marshall. Demo crat for governor, has a majority of from 20.000 to 30,000 and It seems as sured that ths legislature will be Demo cratic. The movement for the election of Kern to the senate has already been started by the Democratelc leaders and only an astounding reversal of results by later - returns, it seems, pan prevent the election of Bryan's running mate. Representative Overstreet of the Seventh district, chairman of the house committee on mails, has probably been defeated, though the returns are Incom plete and the result may be changed. Ths entire Republican state ticket, with the exception of governor, was elected. MISSOURI . ( FBI toil Press. Lessee Wtre) 8t. Louis. Nov.- 4. -Returns at 2 a. m. today Indicate that the states in the lower Mississippi valley have clung to their political traditions. While returns are meager, Missouri haa returned to the Democratic column with an eatl matsd plurality of more than 30,060 for Bryan. - uownera, uemocrai, nas appar ently defeated Hadley. . The congressional fights arS In doubt. no adequate returns Deing in. - The Hot test fights are in the Fifth. Eleventh and Twelfth districts and none has' re ported definitely. In the Twelfth Selph, Democrat, an Democrat, apparently has cantured a Republican district although later rs- tUms may change this. The legislature will' be Detnocratlo unless a landslide changes the outlook. Stone seems at this hour to lead Folk for the Demo cratlo nomination for senator. Kerens is -the Republican leader. ftrnltea Prase tMseS Wlrs.1 St. Louis. Mo., Nov. 4. Today's re turns indicate a reversal of. the result announced last night. Hadley, Renuhll can, for governor. Is making big gains and cowherd, Democrat, will probably be defeated. Hadley s gains were prin cipally in 8t Louis, where 40S precincts gave htm 48,481 and Cowherd 37,681. This ratio gives Hadley the city by 15, 000. Kansas City reports favor Had ley, who is gaining steadily. Unless the country districts can give Cowherd a greater vote than they gave Governor Folk, Cowherd will be defeated. Bryan's plurality, which was estimated at 40,000 last mgnt. will probably fall below 26,000. ILLINOIS (United Press Leased Wire.) epnngrieia. in. wov. 4. Today's re turns show that Taft's plurality In Illi nois will possibly reach 200.000. De neen. Republican, for governor,. will re. ceive a plurality or approximately 75,000. (FVpeelal rtlspsrcn to Ttis Jonrnal ) Chicago. Nov. 4. Eugene W. Chafln, Prohibition presidential candidate, thus epitomised the results of the election from the Prohibition view: "The Democratic oartv can never rpln another national victory. Let It die. "From now until the close of the na tional campaign of 1912 there will be but tWO nartles the Prohibitum nan. and the whiskey party. "The whiskey Democrats of the north have sold out the Democrats of the south on the national ticket for inoi offices. . "The llouor traffic, feaiinar nhsnlniA annihilation by the temperance wave now sweeping over the country has gone bodily over to the Republican party with the promise of immunttv from death by local option. "Taft Is the best representative nt rrarnc mat nas ever oeen elected pres- UDI1L. onio (United Press Leased Wirt.) Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 4. nm leaaers concede Tart has carried Ohio ty &O.OUO. put eialm Harmon. Demo cratic nominee for governor, has been eiectea oy an equany large plurality. Returns from the farming sections are iow. narris, Kepuuncan nominee for :overnor, was slaughtered in the cities iy tne liberal element. - The Renuhll. cans believe the returns from the rural districts will offset tills,- and the re- suit is suit in aouDt (United Press Leased Wire.) Clnrlnnstl. Ohio. Nov. 4. Taft carried Hamilton county bv 12,000. For govern or, Harmon, Democrat, carried the county by 16,000 and Longworth. Re publican, for congressman, by 6,000. Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 4. Official re turns today show Brvan aralnlne In r.tiras countv. Taft however, will probably receive a plurality of 2,000. UTAH ' (United Press Leased Wire.) Salt Lake. Utah. Nov. 4. Returns to day show Utah overwhelmingly Repub lican, j ne nspuuiican iicnei swept salt Lake county with Pluralities ranarlnr from D.Q0kta,t,Q0. The Mormons combined- against the SBtl-Mormorv or Ani erlcsry party and snowed lit under. Not an official was elected on the anti-Mormon ticket ( . : . . . I ' N0ETII DAKOTA -,1 Cv?-;v,- v. if- x (Unftetf Press Lnsed Wire.) ', . " Fargo, N P.... Nov. 4. Scattering re turns .from sll parts of tlti state indi cate tht Taft will carry- North Dakota by sbout 20.000. 'For gTf-ernor Burke,- Csmo.crat, It runnU- belaud bia.tiguresf of two. years ago In the eastern part of the state and ahead in the western part lie carried the ward - in Mlnot Where Johnsons his opponent lr ipponent Uvea. bf one -vote. He carried Fargo by 200, Fargo, N. D, Nov., 4.--Tsrf Vm -Tarn's v lural- Ity In North Dakota, according to the late returns, will reach 30,000.' The plu ralities on the Republican State ticket, with the exception of ' Johnson . (Repub lican), for governor range from 7,000 to 1,000. Marshall leads lu the Republican rimsry lor nomination ror tne uniteu tares senatorship, and his: election Is conceded. COLORADO ; , (United press Leased Wire.) Denver, Colo., Nov. 4. This morning less than a third of the ballots cast In Colorado had .been counted. Theso are unimportant precincts and the chairmen of the state committees of both parties are claiming the state by figures vary ing from 8,000 to 13.000. In the state 473 precincts out of 1, 123 give Taft 29.191: Brvan 28.708. The scratched ballots number 66,707. Returns from 14 Denver nreclncta In dicate a Democratic victory In the city. TJwo Republican congressmen and one Democrat will probably be elected. a .uemocratio legislature will elect ft uotsaor 10 senator xeuer. . KANSAS (United- Press Xeaaed Wire.) Topeka. Kari.. Nov. l.-ttaturni in,il. eate that the Renublioena hv lrr th. state legislature. The Republican chair man has conceded that the nii la in doubt This means the defeat ef Brlstow iur i iic uea Diates senate. All oon- fressmeti from the state are Republican, aft s plurality will probably be 26,000. WISCONSIN ,i,i8w',UI IMsnnt'h to The Journal.) Milwaukee. Wla u..- a ri ally complete returns from all over the Thie- Tatt , Plurality of 87,963. Tne entire Republican state ticket Is elected by 88,0 uu. Ten Republicans ant wulsse, D ft moo rat. war a1avu tress. The Socialists lost two strong fights for congress. - . IDAHO. (United Press Lead Wire.) 'a v ire. ) . , The plurality probably reach. t, Republican, is ot ian in lfiano will 16.000. James H Bradv elected governor over M Ai..r.J- i Democrat, by 1.000 to 6,000. The leglsi lature will be Republican on Joint ballot t ARKANSAS . .... (pled Press leaned Wire.) Little Rock. Ark.. Nov.-4. TVia urtv morning returns indicate a plurality of 10,000 for Bryan. A small vote is as signed the cause for reduced Democratic figures. NEBRASKA (United Preas Leaaed Wire.) t Omaha, Neb., Nov. 4. Later returns today from the farming districts with 1 Incomplete results, show Nebraska still I doubtful, though Bryan is . maintaining 1 a strong lead. The Commoner has gained hev,.lv in the c'ttes and larger towns, but the country districts .will decide , the result Sheldon Republican, for StJ' Probe.bIy has been beaten by bhallenberger, Democrat. TEXAS .j (United Press Leased Wire. 1 Dallas, Texas. Nov. 4.-Despite the hope of the Republicans for a spilt .on prohibition in the Democratic party in -ii . T?nth. and Fifteenth congressional districts, both districts went Democratic. Complete state returns will probably be delayed several days. . . 0KLAH03IA i (United Press Leased. Wire.) Guthrie, Okla., Nov. 4. The Demo cratic lead in Oklahoma was reduced by today s returns. 7, heavy Socialist vote polled in the southern counties, which were supposed to be strongly Demo cratic, reduced Bryan's plurality. Bryan will receive from 16,000 to-20,000 in the state. LOUISIANA United Press Leased Wire.t New Orleans, La., Nov. 4-Incom-r-eturna Indicate a plurality of 86, 000 for Bryan in Louisiana. NEW MEXICO (Unite Press Leased Wlre.i ,J?tarJre' N'M- Nov' 4 The terri torial Democratic , commiteemen here today concede the reelection of Con gressional Delegate Andrews. The legislature will probably be Republi can. MINNESOTA 'United Press Leased Win.) r--' St .PauU Minn., Nov. 4. Taft's plu-' rality as approximated from today's re turns will reach 100,000 ti Minnesota. This is 71.000 less than Roosevelt polled four years ago. Johnson (Democrat) will be elected governor by from 8,000 to 12.000 plu rality. For congress, Hammond (Demo crat) .defeated McCleary (Republican) by about 1,500. The remaining eight congressmen are Republicans. SHOOTS MOTH EH (Continued from Page One.) blank at his younger brother Salvatore who went down with a superficial wound in the abdomen, after, as it pp. niru ui oeoasiiano in efenae of his Sister, woundlns? him in the neck. Then leveling his weanon at bin HB-rt mother, Sebastiano fired with the mus- sie oi nis gvn put a lew feet from lr race, xne Duiiet entered the left cheak. ,du nun ain't ten o iae xioor. The Gregos live in a double house, and by this time the screams of rid John Baptists Grego, the father, who was a witness to tne snooting) Led brought the other residents of the house to the front door. Sebastiano. seeing that his sister Maria had -escaped him. dashed out of the house and down the hill to Water street HeH turned north orf. water and ran up Montgomery to Firtit .Sad then to Mill. Here he evidently-began to think of the punishment wrflch would A& meted out for ' his crime,, and maje up hi rnina 10 cnesi me jaw. .- .,.; . . On Mill street" pear Second, Aftguat -'.1 f r. k' fi mfam S 1 I fib I , v IV zJ Hi BEN Every Jfouse (PL V If you "Let Jr ike do yotiir work' You have Drobably in your own experience seeh, or at leastheard of "the woman who always was tired." If such a woman knew of Gold Dust stexould relieve herself 6f the back- and heart-breaking methods of household cares. Gold Dust.makeis spotlet floorsrmilk shining wood-work, clean inviting dishes, and brightens every nook and corner Lwith iyhich Jt comes iii contact Gold Dust cuts dirt, grease arid stains like magic. It is the greatest cleansing agent that has ever been discovered, and any woman who has tried to' keep house without it should "right about face" to-day, and buy a package of Gold Dust at her grocer s. " .; Do not use Soap, Naphtha, Borax Soda,. Ammonia or 1 ' UJ Keroscne with Gold Dust ; GoldJ)ust has all desirable --J cleansinii qualities in a perfectly harmless and lasting " form. The Gold Dust Twins need no outside help.t . - - -:i'.v ir.Zrr-: " - '.:-; Mtde Jy THE N. K FAIRBAkK COMPANY. CHICAGO . Mtken of Ftlry Soap (the oval cake) "Let the Gold Dust Tvins dov your-work., wmwm. Will cure "any case L beyond the reach of Schmidling, a blacksmith employed In the . Mlhnos shop, 208 Mill, saw Se bastiano draw a razor and slash at hts own tnroat Sebastiano was running at the time, and Schmidling and a fellow-blacksmith ran out of the shop' to stop- the demented man. es they con sidered him, from committing suicide. Sebastiano dodged them, however, and continued running, sawing away at his throat The, blacksmiths gave chase and caught him. ..'.' Sebastlano's revolver haa not 'Vet been found, but the rasor with which he at tempted to end his life Is In the hands of the police. . - A telephone mesage brought pollrre men Oruber and vEvans In ths , patrol wagon, and Sebastiano and his brother Salvatore, were hurried, to St. Vincent's hospital. A. Red Cross ambulance took the wounded mother to the same- hoe- fital a few minutes later. Sebastiano s nearly 40- years old while Salvatore s almost 10 years younger. ...... Holding Salvatore's little child fa her arms, Maria, the sister over whom the quarrel ' begin, told the story of ; ths shooting -through an interpreter this morning.' Of all ths : excited crowd In ths house she was ths most calm. When the Interpreter asked her if she Would marry Torcha after the trouble which had been inadvertently caused by him. she blushed and declined to answer. . She . said tltat Sebastiano Introduced Torcha to her, but that her suitor's attentions teemed to have; mads him In sanely Jealous. M - The surf eons '-' at SU Ylncehg -r Boys'. Raiocpats; i''.-Vx.V --.ily: l-v,'' "',. 'jrJ,''.:- '.-".'';''. W Boys'. Reefers tiew arrivals by express . -t" ; . ; on display this week ; V at oiir usual modest prices FOOTBALLS attd FOOTBALL FREE - With all Boys' Suits and Overcoats - SELLING If you "Let Gold Dust Twins of Kidney of Bladder , medicine. No medicine can ' ?OB BkJ.H BT A-LX, DBtTOOIgTS. In Aoubt-'whether the several gashes across Sebastlano's throat - will result In his tdeattw., The wound Inflicted by the bullet-fired by Salvatore Is slight Its location makes it certain that it -was not self-inflicted as the police were in clined'to think. The mother will live. It is expected, unless the shock , of ths attack by her-.-own son makes her re covery impossible.,, Salvatore Is In jured least of til;; . -'.- . ' .' He Had Heard of Melba.1 Several davs ago Oscar Hammersteln. the New York Impresario, invited the editors and publishers of the Fhiiadei- ehla newspapers to meet hlmt for an important conference at Philadelphia's hotel Bellevue-Stratford. Tha majority of the gentlemen -invited went ana Mr. Hammersteln outlined his plans . for crlvlnar arrand ooera in -the Quaker city. After telling of the artists he had en- CASTORIA " Jot Infiuitsl and Children. - Tha Kind Yea Hava Always E::t " Bears tlia BisPUktw Disease and PANTS - LEADING CLOTHIER a mite Ho us e HE 1 Cures Bacltacfafl Corrects -Irregqlaritles Do not risk havinff lOt Bright's Disease do jnoce. or Diabetes Tan, TmoUss, Holes, Moths, aper-. : v xluoas jKalx REMOVED A ' Trtfllnr Cost. Thin Bhould.rs . mad plump, lean ' faosa made fat, hy Mrs. F.,CrrBatcheIlcr Ml.: Bw.tland - aiflg, oor, Fifth and Wash. ' v Phone Kala B33S. gaged; he announced that he would open his new and beautiful temple of muslo with a sumptuous production of "Car-. men.'r " One of 'the publishers present ' remarked, enthusiastically: "That will . be fine! I suppose- Mr. Hammersteln. . 1 you will have, the wonderful Mm. M41- a 'f ba sing the title rpler v, An uncomfortable silence . followed. . Every one present excepting, ot-eWarse, "- - the publisher who asked the question,. : : s knew how silly it . must havs sounded to -Mr. Hammsfststn.- Th-lraprsarl-r proved how . magnanimous he could be. with a genial , smile he replied, "Tes, '. -Mslba Is a great singer, Mr. , a very great singer but h Is Jusf, a I trifle too. er at least a tittle bit too. -i er portly for dancing. Her throat la " " wonderful, but her feetr-OchJ Well. ' 7 ; you know she can sing, that Is a0V . ' S