The Oregon daily journal., April 25, 1912, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. APBIL Ik Hit
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FUBUUIY IS 2590
Pierce Has 4022 to Une'i
7512 In Democratic Sen
atorial Race.
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SALE!
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aivd food rommlitloi.r on lha Rapubll
' ran llckal It mada vara ladar T l
racalplt of mora mmrlal r!m from
avaral oulaldc munllaa. Taalardaf h
d roprd hark on lha rounl to II amad
poaalDl hla rlurallir ortr Willi I Col.
11 nifct t ivtraanii but additional
rrporta how h la tinli f one moia.
and now haa HTJ voir to the fwvl
Thla la on total reported vtt of
17,4. Retnrn ar ft larking- from
eeveral rountlea, but th official vole
la Included from SI count l.a. and the
tnoaf of tha vola from th othera I
' areounted for.
Aa tha figure atand today Mlrkle ha
It, TIO. Cottel IT. III. A. II lt, II IM
and Artliuf T. K4r4 ;Q.
Mlckl cArrled moat of tli oountlea.
bat many of them went Into hla column
by a mall pluralities. He won hla home
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I'laieuD Ii II over I'olitl, f'i-tjfntl !
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Laa. Hfcartuaa fcy II or Ciel, TUU
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Wl'kie loal Mulinotaah u c'oitel by
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to llaa b IM and Kee.tn Uaa by
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Iemnrrt of Iine Ontanlf.
lal to Tk. iakl
Euveae. Or. April 11 -Th Ini-
cralK- central cotnmllle of ln. coun
ty met In rtun. yealerdtv afiernuon
and oraaite4 for the camrtin by th
elerlion of I. ! Tr- a chairman
and J K rr.M aa aecrvury an l tree
urer ft M Vaatcb of Collate Crnve,
waa choaen alata ranlrvl committee
man from thla county and M ) Wallli
of Eutene coacralonal committee
man An evutlra auU'ominlltea w
choaen folloaa Pr. r V. Hlor
of F.ufene. Mayor T- J. Ferr of Ku
fene, Alia Klnf of Cottag ilrove, Vic
tor U Holt 'f Euien and Cheater No
land of Creewell.
Waahlnrtoa Strong for Krlllnjc
lllllaboro. Or. April II Offlclnl re-
turna from all it praclncta In Waah
Iriftnn county flea: Iji rllett 101,
Roeevelt inei. Taft Ml; flourn 7I.
I.owll IM. Morton Mi. Belling MM.
Field MM. Olmlt 1110; Coital 171.
Edaarda 111, La Ml. Mlokla MM;
Champ C.ark til,. Harmon JO. Wood
row Wilton lit; Coahow II, Iana 111,
rterce .
Applegate of Klamath, Mets-
chan of Portland, Swift of
Bakor, Run Close Race.
Tin i. jrjuai ii a i mmmmumauam aaW mm i i n iiimn I
The Florence Saves You aTnird
"Make U Prove It"
SPECIAL SHOWING OF EXCLUS
IVE HIGH-CLASS
Model Suits
Val. $35-$40
$27.50
This collection consists of the many
modish models of two-toned diagonals
and serges in the Summer novelties
and plain-tailored effects a most
striking example-to the most skeptical
that our
Upstairs Low Rent and Purchasing
Power Positively
Saves You Vz
Store Open
j! Saturday
J Evening
Until 10:30
o'CIock
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xvtz-v lr: suit aovsa
All Necessary
Alterations
COAT Akaoliitplv
HOIIEWEST
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WaaWnton ICD
Zntranoa 337H Waablnfton.
Elayatoc to Dd Ploor Aroada
Charge
Hatch Chicks Now
E?gs are fertile, lower In price and chick -will
ptow rapidly. Pass up the old hen and buy an
lncnbator guaranteed to hatch every hatchable
eye. $K0O and tip. Special sale balance of this
mouth. See us.
Complete Catalog- and Conkey't
i ajw,i W 4f at i-ouiiry xsoos kheb
With only t.itn .mall countlee not
heard fr. tn lata today, and official re
turn. In from !l count lea. th election
of only one of the It delefttea from
Oregon to the Republican National con
vention I now In doubt. Three men
are bunrtied In a cUee race for tenth
place. Willi the ftdda n favor of O. C.
Arplegate of Kltmath county.
Th. nn delegatea who., aleetlon I
air'1. ami the vote for etch, are:
Charlr W Ackerton of Multnomah.
o..; Ttionit Mci'uiker of Multno
mah, ttrV Ir Henry fftMti die .if
Multnumali, ;r.j,: ir j. Hmltli of
Marlon, 4II; Kre.t H Hynon of Marlon.
47. H P. flail of Watco, 171(1, Charlea
II Carey of Multnomah. MM. Daniel
Boyd of Wallowa. IMS, and Homer C.
Campbell of Multnomah, IU.
Three Son Cloa aVaoa.
O C. Applegate. of Klamath, with
Jll6 vote., a cloacly crowded by Thll
Metacham. of Multnomah, with MM
vntca. and A V. Bwlft of Ilaker. with
i vote. Aa tha Multnomah vote I
Included In the total, however, and both
Applegate and Swift haye boan running
at longer in outild countle than th
Multnomah man, Metachan'a election I
onaldered Improhahla. Applegate' lead
fur thla reaa.m will probably b larga
enougn to elect him. though ha I now
only 11 voice ahead of Metachkn and SI
ahead of Swift.
The countlea yet to he heard from Rra
Coo. Curry, Cllllam, Harney, Lincoln.
Morrow and Wheeler, and tha voting
population of all of them la email. They
re expected to favor Applegate over
Metachan. v
Official Tot Change Apet.
The official count of the vote for Re
publican delegatea In Multnomah coun
ty, which was completed late yeeterday.
chnngi-d the aepect of things for ev-
eral iandldatea. It brought up the total
for Charlea II. Carey and Homer C.
Campbell, both of Portland, who had
been running- lo In the other counties
by enough votes enough to make their
election certain. Both J. N. Smith and
Fred 8. Uynon, of Marlon, who ran
strong In nearly nil the outside countlea,
and. especially in Marlon, polled good
votes In Multnomah.
Three of the counties to report have
ent in unorflclal or Incomplete returns,
but they are nearly enough complete so
that except possibly In the case of Ap
plegate, Metschan and Swift, change
mado hy the official count will not af
fect the result.
The vote for the ret of tha 18 candi
dates follows. John W. Mlnto, Mult
nomah. isnr 8. H. Huston, Multnomah,
1068; Krank Patton. Clatsop. 872: Dr. T.
W. Harris, T.ane, 793; D. C. Jones, Was
co, 684. and Charles II. Fry, Waahtng
ton, 469.
rarelnad Ml vol, flruanharb 1TI and
faun II
ftfur prwlncte. Three Furka. riarren
Velio. nkiiU eprtiaa fd Huramll failed
to rutii. Iii. 1 1 la kaow hl elecUooe
ara not held In eoma f the pre
cIim-i Aif fuiitier return will not
alter tha rult aarepl ,iellily for die
trlrl attom.y and aaaeaaor on the He
publlran ll.ket-
Taft Dad Third 1 Ibmtsla.
I l(rtal to TV. iaaraal I
Rte.burg, or. April :t The official
count of th. return, frum the primer
election In fHugl count waa com
Dieted late yaaterday and ahowa th
follnaing totals:
For lTeald.nt Rooeeelt 171. !-a
Follette Itt. Tafl 171. Clark Ml. Wilau
111 liamion II.
I nited Ktatea Btnator Selling Ml
Bourne 7, Morton ll, Coahow MO
Lan JOI. M.rce .
Congrra.mtn Hawley 17M, rmlt
JJ.
erretary iftf "let Olcott 1011,
Field! Ml
llry and Food COmmltelone
Mlckl 707. Cottel Ml. KdrJe :i
Lt lit
Ileittea to th National Republlca
Convention Ackeraon Coe 510,
Dynon J7I. Hoyd Ml. McCuaker lit
Applegate lit, Campbell 11.1, Salt 111
Fwlft II, ftmlth l. Carey IB, Motchan
7. Htrrta 17. Jonea 10. Fry l. Vlntn
Patton I.
Delegatea to National Democratic
Convention Bennett 11. nurke 9. Col
:i, Edmuneon 1 1, Oodfrey 19. Ooaa Ml
Hulman Ilolrnea 10.. Jewell ll, hJta
derly 22. King II. Malnney . Motea It
Reynolds 2. Uhcahan I, bherman
8tevnon t. Alex Sweek I. Wllhelm I
Wise SI.
For Elector of Prldents and Vice
President (Democratlo) Mclyiln lit
Peterton 71. Wall TI. Watton 1S3
Whltt.n 6i.
SS. "BEAR" SAIIJ5: AT 9 A. M., SATURDAY, APRIL 27
s Daylight Ride Down the Columbia. 45 Hours to San Francisco
San Francisco. .1st class $10, $12, $15; 2d class $6
Lcs Angeles 1st cL $21.50, $23.50, $26.50; 2d class $11.35
tTwo Dajr Sightseeing at San Francisco, with Meals and Berth Free, en
- ' root to Los Anreles. - J
PHONES KHAIN 2605, A-1402
Brooke Is I'rolmbly Xomlnated.
(Special to The Jonrnnl.
Ontario. Or.. April 25. The race for
the Republlcnn nomination for district
attorney pf MalhAr, Grant and Harney
counties is very close between Brooke
and Uuncno. but Brook appears to be
nominated. Duncan beat Brooke 11
vote In Malheur, the official count be
ing Brooke 272, Duncan 2S6, Hayes 130,
Marks 46. Brooke I about 40 ahead In
Ha r hey county while tha unofficial
vote of Grant shows that tha two lead
ing candidates ara tied In that coun
ty.
For tha Republican nomination for
Joint representative of Malheur and Har
ney counties J. A. Hurley seems to have
defeated A. Q. Kingman. Kingman car
ried this county by 40 majority, but
Hurley has a majority of 17 In the dis
trict, being 57 ahead in Harney. W. F.
Homan cf this 'city was nominated by
t!ie Democrats without opposition.
it. V. Stewart of Grant defeated Will-
lam Mlllor of Harney for the Repub
lican nomination for Joint senator.
James Mhon of Harney waa nominated
by the Democrats without opposition.
D. H. Kergoot, for sheriff; J. P.
Houston, for clerk; C. O. Thomas, for
treasurer; A. B. Macphersoh for school
superintendent; B. F. Farmer for sur
veyor, and Dr. R. O. Payne, for coroner,
were nominated by tho Republicans
without oppoKition. Dr. Payne also re
ceived the Republican nomination.
S. R. Copeland for sheriff. N. T. Con
k'ia for school superintendent, John F.
Weaver for commissioner and J. F. Mil
ler for surveyor were nominated by the
Democrats without opposition.
Judge B. C. Richardson. Democrat,
wa defeated for renomlnatlon by W. 8. i
La wrence.
County Cltrk Frank Morfitt. Repub
lican, was defeated, for renomlnatlon by
David Graham.
County Treasurer T. W. Halliday waa
detested for re-nomlnatlon by J. R.
Weaver.
. A.. M. Lackey received the Democratic
nomination for assessor. Lackey re
ceived 244 votes, Dearborn 111 ' and
Schmidt Its. L. K. H1U defeated F. B.
Zuti for the Republican nomination by
only S vote. " Hill received 171 votes,
Zuls 170, and Kendall 119: ..
C W. Mallett. Democrat, wa the only
candidate, except D. IL Kerfoot, un-
For -tha Democratic nomination Mallett J
ClackaiiiM aires Mlrkle Ofll).
(Si.erl.1 to "a. Jooraat.i
Oregon City, April It. The official
ojnt o( tb votea.caat In th primary
fll thl county In th important race
.are a follow: La Follette 98,
Roosevelt 1214. Taft TIJ; Bourne 70.
Lowell 177. Morton 17, Selling 1160.
District Attorney Norbld 868
Tongue 1798.
Congre, Flret District Hawley
2221.
Justice of Supreme Court Eakln
22S5.
Dairy and Food Commission!" W. I
Cottel 680, A T. Bdwards 3S3. Lea 648
Mlckle 899.
Secretary of State Fields 1179. Ol-
cott M8.
Railroad Commissioner Campbell
2413.
Representative In Seventeenth Dtatrlct
Chatten 1692, Lofgren 934.
Sheriff Hackett 2396.
County Clerk Busbee 781, Mulvey
1928.
County Assessor Carter 1860, Nelson
1371.
County Recorder Strucken 1188,
William 1263.. -
Edner Is Made Commissioner.
(Rpecltl to The Journal.)
Tillamook, Or., April 26. Final re
turns of this county give Roosevelt
279, La Follette 262 and Taft 238.
Bourn received 412 vote against 236
for Selling. Fields lost the county to
Olcott. 281 to 366. Mlckle I the choice
of tb county for dairy inspector, g-et
ting 276 votes against 216 for Lea, his
nearest competitor.
Commissioner H. V. Alley of Ne
halem was defeated by George Edner,
a contractor living at Garibaldi, in the
only contcsOfor a county office.
Democratic figures are as follows
Wilson 61. Clark 44, Harmon 17. Lane
waa the choice of the Democrats for
the senate, Coshow being far behind
The vote was: Lane 70, Coshow 27.
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by Ua. Ta Ixatl Mt la) fwa
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aa tnil f axtf 4a4e Wlaf '
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' a It hla few r sad rl IKa i
alar iaiy fgaataaitaev W aJl a j
offifUl vaa wa l.lt a ky IKej
rteaublicaaa, IKeie wa airaag aaaiiaatal j
K the 'y KmI4 4aa4 f Ik
IKkel a aaa1 I Ik lillallai
gaidlaa af a law eftMaa ever atkl
It affe la te aaa 4ial.fart ka
A e"JIU.a alra44 8la4glaS
lha eaajilti RitaMt iart ail
orTlt fraia t'al4 Stale aMiaa ta
jMtiln mt Ik ltaea, but II aaa ftaally
derided la ! rt iipoa tM aaata4
watll effUlally atgaalaal
r. C ttaaefe wa alr 14 taiarary
eSalrsnaa aver Bamital Wa4wr. Tb
vol wa 81 I It. A IS. Caaaar wa
lla4 leenr-eiary aarfalary 1. IX
Mhoe by a vet ef 81 la It, Th tm
parary thalrmaa ape-nnd ft. C. Wrtgkt,
rrad J. Hrady and nichard fejrb a
romntltlea ta mael wlta IM aaaaly
clerk ta straighten eul Ik laagta la
volving lha prarlarla sal repraeeelad
taat eveeleg. la anaay preclaet Ikar
ra (wo r mora eaadidate 114 fcay lha
plara. while la other praclivet tkera are
aa rammltlaamea. Out af lha III fra-
rlacte thera were oaly tl eaanaalllaa
man qualified la vela After lha
mill- eettlea th tangl. tk ehalrmaa
ill call the prarlnrt men leehar far
pai luaneat ergaaltatloa aVd th trana
action af other party bualaaaa. Th
meeting wa held ta th Multaomali
hotel.
II. R Van Puaer and Frank Ia war
respectively elected chairman and aere
tary of tha Iwiroocratlo county central
rotnmlltee at Ike meeting of thl party
In th Medical building. John IL Slav
ttton aaa elected treasurer to euccaed
iv. f Wtlaon. T C. Whtlteft waa elected
a member of the Iamocratle etate oom-
mlttee Th prealdent waa authorUad
by resolution ta appoint an eix-utlve
committee to fill all vacanclea la the
county organisation.
.Women's and Misses' Suits, Coatt, Skirts,
Drtuts, Waists and Petticoats
Tomorrow wclvtfn the Hrjest'wle we ever hid
In our new store of. Women's anj Misses' Outer
Girjnents a sale In which we are absolutely wreck
ing rrto- Tn? question bf former prices or profits
cuts no flrtire. There Is no reserve everything Is
IncluJeJ. The Items mentioned below arc only a
few of whit you may expect to find during Ihis
great stock-reducing sale.
Suits and Coats
Formerly priced from 515.00
to $20.00. all sizes and colors.
nov $9.75
TRIP INTO ENEMY'S HOLD
QUITE SUITS LA FOLLETTE
(Palled Fraa t-t4 Wlra )
San Francisco, April It. Senator L
Follette left her today for Fraano.
where he will addreaa the voter thl
venlng. firing the opening gun of hla
California campaign.
"Nothing eulta ma batter than to go
f1rt Into th enemy's territory," ald
th senator juet befor leaving. "I
only with I had time to go hack to
Frreno after, tonight, and apaak there
again."
Acute Neuralgia Kills Farmer.
(ftneelal tn Ta JearaaLl
Sweet Home, Or.. April 26. Jacob
Schwab, a wall- known German farmer,
living In the Labanon-Caacada road be
low Sweat Horn, died very suddenly
of scute neuralgia yesterday, thortly
after noon.
H had a sharp attack of neuralgia
In his chest Saturday and again Sunday,
both attacka passing off In an hour or
ao and leaving him feeling aa well
usual. Whin he waa again taken
Mcnday hi wife urged him to call a
doctor but he refused, saying h would
be all right before th doctor could
get there. Ill wife went about her
house work, returning In a few min
utes to find him dead. Mr. Schwab
was burn In Switzerland In 1887. II
came to thla country about 26 years ago
and was married In Maoon, Georgia 16
ear ago. Ha moved to hi present
home about five years ago. He leaves
widow and two sons, aged nine and
4 years.
SUITS and COATS, former
ly priced at $22.50 to $27.50
now
$ 1 4.95
SUITS and COATS, former
ly priced from $30 to $32.50
now
$ 1 8.95
SUITS and COATS, former
ly priced from $35 to $37.50
$22.50
NEW SPRING SKIRTS worth
up to $9.00 now
$4.95
NEW SPRING LINGERIE
WAISTS, re. $2 and $2.50
values now
$1.19
SALE STARTS FRIDAY, 9 A.M. COME EARLY
AND GET YOUR FIRST PICK
STANDARD CLOAK
AND SUIT CO.
415 WASHINGTON STREET, COR ELEVENTH
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Women's Club to Meet,.
The Women's club will meet tomor
row afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Wo
men of Woodcraft hall, at Tenth and
Taylor streets. The program will con
slst of a play given by th dramatlo de
partment of the organization. Follow
ing the prog-ram refreshments will be
served. All members are urged to be
present
Never Judge a man' . ability as a
musician by the way he blows bis own
horn.
Fat Reducing Ideas Are
Proven Nature's Best
Fat Is food turned -into the wrong
kind of material for the body. Instead
or the blood taxine: up the rood we eat
and giving it to the body in the form of
?:ooa, nara, souna iiesn, nerve ana none,
at is thrown into the tissues and is
packed around 'the organs and 'beneath
the skin. - This at last tears down all
the vital forces of the system and de
stroys not only manly health and come
liness, but likewise results in death.
The sure way and the best way is to
take a Marmola tablet after each meal.
You may then eat What you will, and
when you will, and the stomach, and
digestive organs will turn the meal into
the very kind of nourishment you most
need-Fat Is stopped at onoe and the fat
you have is removed in a way that na
ture herself suggests, at tha rate of
from 12 to 16 ounces per day, and there
ar no flabbv . rolls of akin and deep
wrinkles left to remind you of the daya
when you were" fat. Every druggirt
Bella tneee tablets. which ara made
after the famous Marmola PraacrlDtlon.
They ere harmless, but thousands prove j
that tney do reduce rat just as we ay
they do; If-you can't buy them-from
your drug Kjst or tw do prefer sand .7t
cent, me price or a esse,, to The Mar
mota Co., Farmer Building. Detroit.
Mien..-arm they wai send earn to you
In K sealed and un-
by return mall,
marked packag.
Don't Find Fault With Your Wife's Dinner
When You Force Her to Cook It On
An Ancient. Wornout Range
The housewife often gets blamed for an imperfectly cooked dinner, when the
Portland Hotel chef himself could not have cooked better on the same range.
It is false economy for any woman to struggle along with an out-of-date, worn
out range.
The new and wonderful "CABINET' RANGES are inexpensive, and for a
first payment OF ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT we put one in any home kitchen,
balance to be paid in srriall amounts monthly.
OUR CABINET RANGES INCLUDE TWENTY STYLES MADE FOR US
BY LEADING MANUFACTURERS.
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CABINET STYLE
NO. 281
ONLY $31.50
Our 1912 Gas Ranges are equipped with enameled broiler pan and drip pan,
also self-lighting device. 'j . ' k
You can.inspect this type and nineteen others at our display 'room at main
office. ' " : - ' ;
ORDER NOW BEFORE THE BIG SPRING RUSH
Portland
Gas and Coke Company
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