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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALY PORTLAND, FRIDAY," NOVEMBER ,10, 1918. I BRIEF INFORMATION (513TH DAT OF 1916) ; ' Coming Event. . tWrtlst 4tr, Noramba T. - . trtUn4 ko4 ata t lea ,riUN Kot--li. . Fourth annual cam bow It. Peel, 0- Mombar 1L . IWth . aanaa! osnranHoa ef Wsshlnt"toa Irrlfattoa 1naUtnt. NorU Xaklma. Wash. Kownbir II d4 14. . rift annual tiblblt artiste of rselfle aorta weat opes ta Art Unam Norembar 14. IkaBkaslvtBf day, NftTvKibar SO. Pacific lntaroalkn.l IJ.sstock aapoaKJon. Daoaiubar -o. , V V Today's Foreetut. . lortlan and vl-lnlt Tonight and Baturdaj fair, cooler tonlgbt: -aortberly winds. Oraon and. Waablngtoo Tonlfbt and Satur day (air, cooler tonlgbt; northerly wtnda. Idtoo Tonight and Saturday fair, cold. Weatheronditlonf. An sitanaUa blgb praasura rs orarlles tba rmrtbwaot, Alaska and westero British Aaaer Ira. and la 'caoalng mneh rolW weatbrr In Wasblogton. northwesffru Oregon, northern Idaho, Montana, Wyoming. Alberta and a4 katchawso: th araslbrr la colder also la tbf lower Ulaalaslppl and upper Oblo.valteya and lower Lake region. Low pressure obtains from the aoutkern Korky mountain atatca northeast-, ward over the Lake region, and precipitation baa occurred In western Canada, tbe aortltern and eastern atstea. The weather la warmer In Interior northern and southern California, east era Oregon, southern ldabo. Mew Mexico, northern Teiaa and nnrtheaatward to tbe Great lakes. All storm warnings bare, been discon tinued In tbla district, wailmum wind veloci ties reported hating been 28 tulles southwest at Tacoma. 82 mllea southwest at Fort An geles, and 88 mllea northwest at Tatooab Island. The conditions are favorable for fair and mlder weather ta tbla dlatrlct during the next 36 hour to 48 hours, wltb northerly winds. T. FRANCIS DRAKE. - Assistant Forecaster. Observations. Temperature. B j STATIONS Jj i 11 l sa tl i I: t s -i C s 3 taker, Or VI 55 52 U Holse, Idaho 406 M HS O Hoaton. Maa. . . . 60 2 68 ,v 1 0 Buffalo, N. V... 46 12 HO 40 26 .40 Calgary, Alberta 16 14 40 14 .... .12 Chicago, 111..... 46 4 M 44 18 0 Denver, Colo..,. 882 B8 88 0 Dee Molnea, la.. 4A 4-12 SO 44 .... " Dodge. Kan 42 18 64 32 O Ihirango, ColO. . . 2u 2 4H 20 O Eureka, Cal 46 0 54 44 0 Fresno, Cal 44 0 66 44 0 Oalvaston, Teiaa ftO 2 4 Rfl 02 Helena, Mont... 14 32 50 14 26 Honolulu, T. II. T4 0 80 0 Huron. 8. D 24 62 24 16 .01 Jacksonville, Fla 08 2 7S i 02 Kanaaa City, Mo 446 56 44 12 0 Knoxvllle, Venn. 50 4 74 M) 20 Lewlaton, Idaho. 40 O .... 40- 0 I At Angeles, Cal 4 4 P2 60 10 0 Mnrshfield. Or.. .'12 12 50 32 vtl Medford, Or & 2 54 2H 0 Memphis, Tenn.. 46 12 58 48 10 .12 Montreal. Que... 408 64 88 22 .44 New Orleans. La 64 4 80 02 08 New York. N. Y. 48 2 08 48 16 0 Nome, Alaska.. 24 4 22 0 N. Head. Wn... 42 8 50 40 01 N. I'latte, Neb.. 36 8 62 32 0 N. Yakima, Wn. 30 10 66 80 . . . . 0 Oklahoma, Okie. 40 6 62 40 IS 0 Omaha, Neb... 54 12 58 0 Phoenix. Ails... 88 2 74 38 0 Pittsburg, Pa... 88 18' 70 38 20 Pocatello, Idaho. 40 4 52 40 16 ' Ft. Angelea. W. 46 6 66 02 Portland, Or.... 87 13 58 87 iH V. ttupert, B. C. 28 8 40 28 10 Rapid City. 8. D. 24 8 64 24 12 .04 Koeebiirg, Or 4) 2 56 40 04 lloewell, N. M... 846 64 80 0 ttacrsmento. Cal. 44 0 66 44 ... . 0 ftt. Louis, Mo... 44 0 50 44 22 0 Ht. Paul. Minn.. 84 2 48 84 18 .10 Halt Lake, Utah. 40 2 62 ,40 0 Han Diego. Cal.. 02 10 74 54 . . . . 0 Man Francisco... 50 0 68 50 .... 0 Seattle. WaaU.. 42 12 64 42 10 .03 Nbartdan, W'jo.. 28 20 68 28 M Hpokane. Wash.. 82 12 56 32 12 0 Tampa, ria...'.. 662 82 64 .... 0 Tatooah 1., Wu... 40 8 48 40 0 Tonopan. Nev... 88 2 60 '88 .... 0 Triangle I., B C. 88 2 44 88 10 0 Valdoa, Alaska. 146 .... 12 .... 0 Vancouver, B.C.. 82 18 82 0 Walla Walla, W. 40 12 58 40 . . . . 0 Washington. D.C. 62 0 78 52 13 .H Wllllston. N. P.. 18 86 18 12 0 Wind velocities of less than 10 mllea an hour and amounts of precipitation of leaa than .01 uf an Inch axe not published hereon. Afternoon report of preceding day. TOWN TOPICS MassuDAM Will Bave VT&Uu During tlio winter months the Muamaa limit their week-end activities to half-day walks on Sunday afternoon, and the first of these will take place next Sunday-. J. E. Teeadale will lead the trip. The party leaves Fifth and Washing ton streets on the Rose City Park car at 1:1S p. m. to go to the end of the Parkrose Una. The route leads out Sandy troad one and one half miles, thence north across fields to the Co lumbia, river.' thence . west along; : the river two miles and back to the ear line at East Eighty-second street. The walk will cover about seven miles. .-v To B Batted at Colfax Andre AlcNeilly, who died in this city No vember 8, will be buried in Colfa-x, Wash., where be lived for many years. He was a native of Ireland, aged 78. and is survived by two sons, Andrew and John MNeilly of Colfax, and Mrs. Myrtle McMahon, wife of Dr. M. H. McMahon of this city. Mr. McNell'y was one of tbe pioneers of Colfax and a farmer in that vicinity for many years. For tbe last eight years he nan lived a retired Ufa in this city. The body was forwarded this morning to Colfax by Miller A Tracey. runeral of Mrs. Care. The funeral of Mrs. Verllnda Cage, wife of Joel Cage, who died in this city, will be held tomorrow, Saturday, at 1 p. m., from the residence establishment of J. P. Klnley & Bon, Fifth and Montgom ery streets, and Interment" wilt be at Mount ecott Park cemetery. Mrs. Cage was 6J years of a (re, a native of Kentucky, and had resided in Portland for 11 years. She Is survived by her husband and four ,ons. A Tree Zroctare on Christian Science wll be delivered by John W. Doorly, C. 6. B., member of the Board of Lec tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass., in the edifice of Sec ond Church of Christ Scientist, East 6th st. and Holladay avo., Thursday and Friday evenings, November 9 and 10, 1916. at 8 o'clock. All are cordially m vlted. Adv. Cave Man Is tecture Subject. "An thropology: The JJfe of a Cave Man," will be the subject of a lecture which Dr. W. F. Ogburn, professor of soci ology at Reed college, will give in Turn hall. Fourth and Yamhill streets. this evening at 8 o'clock. Th lecture is a part of a course on modern set ence given under the Reed College extension department, and is open to evyone, John S. Wellington Funeral. The funeral of John 8. Wellington, the young editor of Bay City. Or., who was scci dentally killed on November 9. will be held from the establishment of J. P FlnleV & SOn, tomorrow, Saturday, at 10:80 a. m. Interment will be In Rlverview cemetery. Mr. Wellington Is survived by a widow, and by a brother. A. E. Wellington, of this city. Hood Biver Man's mneraL The body of Carl W. Whitcomb of Hood River, who died in this city this morn ing;, will be burled in that city next Sunday. He was 39 years of age, and Is survived by a brother and a widow. The body will be forwarded to Hood River today by Miller & Tracey, Hygiene Society to Meet. The an nual meeting of the Oregon Social Hygiene society will be held at thi Benson hotel next Wednesday evening Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner will de liver the address of the evening. The fifth anniversary of the organization of the society will be observed. Harvest Horn Festival. The La., dies' Aid of the Clinton Kelly Meth odist church will give a harvest home festival In the Sunday school parlors of the fhurch this evening. Dinner wul be served shortly after C o'clock. Aabbl Wise "Will Preach, Services will be held at Temple Beth Israel to night at 8 o'cock. Rabbi Wise's ser mon topic is "The Jew and Human ism." Services tomorrow morning at 10:30 o clock. All are welcome, Temperance Union to Meet. The executive board of the Multnomah County W. C. T. U. will meet noxt Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in room O of the Central library. A full -attendance is requested Jewish Services Tonlffht. Services will be held at Congregation Ahavat Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow morning serv ices at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abra- hamson will officiate Chinese rined $90. Charlie Wafa. a Chinese, pleaded guilty to having opium in his possession and paid a fine of 50 in the United States- dls trlet court this morning, Coffee Bay Saturday. Our 40c bulk corree, 25c, limit 4 lbs. We deliver Phone early. Main or A-1893. Martin Marks Coffee Co., 252 Third st. (Adv.) I Steamer Jessie Harxtns, for Camas, w asnougai ana way landings, daiiy. except Sunday. Leaves Washington fctreet dock at p. m, (Adv.) atankin Xieads In Portland. Men who know wear Rankin Suits and overcoats. 112 Sixth St., near Wash. (Adv.) Harvest Festival. Planned. A har vest festival is promised for the members .of the -Michigan society nex Monday at 8 p. m. at the Masonic Temple. Suggestions - for .- refresh ments, of which women members will provide Individually enough for three, are, pumpkins plea, baked beans, pop corn and cider, besides coffee and tbe dishes. There will be snappy enter tainments and a barn' dance, accord ing to Mrs. Hay den. McCaxre. mates Si XdveiyFlrsL, Cas ualty and automobile insurance. Teon bids. Telephone Main lit. tAdf. Fins Book and Cataloar VrlatlaaV 7. W. Baltes A do. Main 165, A-1166. Ad. Br. B. O. Browm, Bye. BM, Mohawk bulldinf. CAdv.) CALIFORNIA IN ' WILSON COLUMN BY 4144 MARGIN I " A f0t,i?i"0" of both Kqtrid and put. Rw- A V-eV'fSkL ' Sf,f t effort. tUsvtW chUdrwn to A w --X. , "?, uick l"thiS sfiiao. Coatain bo M l c WiUseiekthelemar.Ires-retho J V Uathwr and increase the Ufa of your eboea. - 't ':' '' I THE F.F. D ALLEY CO, Ltd., Buff alp W.Y. (Cbntlnsed from Tige One.) turns, but asserted that he would not abandon all hope un'.ii the official count haul been finished. - Sees Possibility of Xrrors. "Rikra.ua nf auhaLantial errors al ready discovered in unofficial counts' he said, "it U seen to be quite possi ble to change the apparent result of the voting in California by detecting and correcting similar and yet undis covered errors." Meanwhl'a Democratic leaders, too. nr. ta k n a atena to watch the official count. An error in tabulating returns from Los Angeles county yesieraay, announced by Registrar McAleer, which add 3d iOOO to Hughes' total in that county, threw Democrats of Los Angeles into great excitement. . ney announced that they expected to keep a close watch while the official re- pirltlnv ! In nmru. trt BTUard against the possibility of similar error. Federal Officials om Onard. Federal officials from San Pran- c'jco have also seised the ballot boxes in a number of precincts in Alameda county and are guarding them pend in a- official tabulation. Republican leaders who are ready to concede Wilson's plurality In this state, today discussed also the possi blllty of a split delegation irom caii fornia In tbe electoral college. Under the law, the 13 candidates for el'tors who receive the highest vote go to 'the electoral college, re gardless of whether all 13 are of the same political faith. It is asserted y Republicans that thero is a possibility that the highest Republican in many counties has received a slightly larger vote than the lowest Democratic elector. They point 6ut that, in Marin county, there Is a difference of 33 votes between the low Democrat and the high Republican. VILLCOX SAYS G. 0: P. COfllM NS1ST1NG UPON PROPER OUNT Answers Democratic Charges of Election Frauds With Sarcastic Rejoinder, New York. 'ov. 9. (I. N. S.) Re publican Chairman Willcox today Issued the following statement regarding the Democratic charges of election frauds: "So far as the Democratic claims of election frauds are concerned they be gan to raise the cy of fraud before election. The history of the party is such that It illy becomes them to raise a cry of this kind. All right thinking people are concerned yin orderly elec tions and in an honest count. The Re publican national committee will insist that the vote cast for th candidate of this party shall be properly counted. Want Ho Improper Totes. "We want no vote not properly cast for Republican candidates and shall take every step to see to it that the vote which has been cast shall be properly counted. The bluster of the Democratic leaders will have no effect en us In ' our : efforts ' to see ' that ' a ' proper and honest count ta had. - -, - -; Asked what speclfio steps were be ing taken, Mr. Willcox sarcastically replied: ' ' "We hava not called upon the at torney general; of the' United States nor United State district attorneys nor of ficials of the United States) to super vise the counting of the votes. In any of th states. . i Makes Ha Charge of Xrand. The voting machinery of all of the states is under the administration of the authorities of each state and our representatives in each state will take all needful and proper' steps to see that the election laws have been obeyed and that all votes, properly cast snail be sronerlr counted. I It follows, of course, that the call for an honest count, which ' we aJerfTand. shall be joined in and "requested by all high thinking citisens of whatever party. -We welcome the f' Alee t lnvestlga tion possible. We hav filed in detail ail of our expenditures and are ready to tile any further information de sired. "I do not charge corruption nor fraud with Intent to' deceiving the peo ple or of getting aJ headline. That is not the way thaVI conduct a cam paign but if there has been any proof of any fraud .itwil) be prosecuted most vigorously. ; Count WnicheJ by Officials. Washington Nov. 9. (I. N. S.) Democratic charges that a wide-spread attempt was being made to "steal" California's And Minnesota's electoral votes this afternoon resulted in the department of justice sending, agents GOVERNOR JOHNSON LEADS HUGHES BY NEARLY 300,000 San Francisco. Nov. 10. (U. P.) Governor Hiram Johnson, in his candi dacy for United States senator, ran nearly 200,000 ahead of Charles Evans Hughes for president, incomplete unof ficial returns from all sections of call fornia showed today. While Hughes was running a few thousand votes behind President Wil son, Johnson, running on the seune Re publican ticket, was burying his Demo cratic opponent, George 8. Patton. un der a veritable avalanche of votes. Johnson's plurality Is 4 variously esti mated at between 275,000 and 290,000. In discussing this situation today, cne newspaper declares that Hughes lost because he Ignored Governor John son when he made bis famous cam paign trip to this state several months Ago. -v-vt; i-.'-,''- ' ;- Governor Johnson Waa Ignored. At that time, it is pointed out. the state primaries had not been held and Governor Johnson was fighting; for tbe Republican senatorial nomination. . The Republican state central committee, which was frankly supporting Willis Booth, Johnson's opponent, for the nom ination, took Hughes in charge on bis arrival from the north. Chester Row ell, a strong Johnson man, the paper declared, was the only prominent Pro giessive consulted by the Hughes en tertainers. Everywhere he went Hughes was at tended by William H. Crocker, who was oi posing Johnson, and the other anti Johnson men. At Long Beach, where Hughes spent a day, Johnson was in the same hotel with the presidential candidate, but they did not meet. Old SpUt STot Tat Healed. It was assertod by many of John eon's friends at the time that Johnson hud been snubbed by Hughes, Who de clared in a speech here that he could not dabble in factional fights. Then came the primaries and John son's sweeping nomination. The state Republican committee was re-organized by the Johnsonites, Francis V. Keesllng, state chairman, was ousted and Chester Rowell was put in his place. Throughout his campaign, Johnson t.as steadily advocated the election of Hughes, but his advocacy failed to swing to Hughes the thousands of progressive Republicans who support ed Johnson for senator. Normally California is strongly Re publican, but tho old split between the standpatters and Progressives, which btcan when Colonel Roosevelt In surged six years ago, apparently has not yet been healed. Russians Checked In Volhynia Drive Austro-O arman Forces stop Seven Furious Assaults and Take Many Prisoners. Petrograd. Nov. 10. (I. N. S.) A defeat of he Russians at the hands of the Austro-German .army in Volhy nia was admitted by the war office this afternoon. After seven furious but vain assaults, the statement said, the Teutons succeeded in forcing back the Russian forces battling- on the River Stokhodt Berlin. Nov. 10. (I. N. S.i jfVIa Sayville.) An Important victory over the Russians in tbe region of Skfobova was announced by the war. of rice this afternoon. Attacking on a front of 2 miles, a regiment of tbe famous Brandenburg troops under General von Woyna threw the Muscovites back be yond the Skrobova brook, inflicting nevy is on toe retreating opponent. Forty-nine officers and 3480 men were taken prisoners and much booty was captured. A waterproof electric motor has been Invented by an Australian to drive brushes against the hulls of Vessels to clean them without dry docking. Where are 1 Ouldren? A" "Riot" In NewTork- PEOPLES : Starts SmdaySa Xtt ' wmm - r Mvmum Horn. litwiililiiiisiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiii The Dinner Dance, every week day evening, grows in popular ity with the advent of the win ter social season. Dancing 6:15 to 8:15 Table d'Hote Dinner 5:30 to 8:30, SI or a la carta Sunday Table d'Hote Dinner 5:30 to 8:30, $1 DELIGHTFUL ORCHESTRAL MUSIC EVERY, EVENING. Christening of the Royal Children Saturday Night at the National Food Fete and ChrysaBlhemum Show ICE PALACE A very unique and spectacular ceremony, in which the King and Queen of the Fete will both take part, with Robert Krohn officiating. Hear Princess Gowongo's -lecture in the aft ernoon on "What Vocation in Life to Follow." Program,Satarday,Nov. 1 1 Afternoon Baking and Cooking Contests by the domestic science students of the public schools; "What Vocation in Life to Follow," lecture by Princess Gowongo. Afternoon and Evening Pure "food demonstration; dancing; concert by McEhos band. Evening Christen ing of the royal children (each one representing an exhibit booth) ; Red Men's night, exhibi tion pow-wow and war dance by Oregon City Council. Admission 10 Cents BRITISH NATIONAL RED CROSS name Meeting Large Hall, Central Library Saturday, Nov. 1 1, at 8 P. M. Songs and Speeches No Admission Charge All Sympathizers Invited. OvOv BUSINESS yy cards 40cf Special for moats of VoTexnber, tat yon XTST Mac tbla aa with your order or pay tna regular prtoe of NO DUPLICATE ORDER AT THIS PRICE- SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL KINDS OF PRINTING ROSE CITY PRINTERY 194 Third St., Cor. Taylor, East Side of Street. Unacrupulour parties near ua take these ada Get la the right . . place. B sure not aorrjr. - - to erery Precinct . ta : those pivotal' atatea to watch' the counting of bal lots. . , . vv--,.; - . . Tho orders were issued by Attorney General Oratory personally; which Is taken hero to mean tho Democratic leaders asked that the department watch the ballot countlns. : Depart ment of Justice officials said evidence Justllylnc tha step had been received in confidential report j from state of- flclals. ' Division Chief Clabaurh of Chicaro was ordered to spread his entire staiff over Minnesota Immediately. - - Similar orders with respect to Cali fornia were telegraphed to the Ban Francisco secret servics bureau. Both bureaus wero authorised to swear in as many special agents as were necessary. 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