East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 09, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVEEahG ED1TI0IJ I - j 'fflKHE1 TO ADVERTISERS - I V C-), 45,0 ( f f 7 fS V 5 U i and F,M. ,h . ', fide aod guaranteed paid circulation of any Vt irl nLJr LL I -KAJlwT IS Cj iMeS N paper Id nregou. eat of Portland and by a s am 71 yV'sJ ""! J I W f T JttYl S?YV 1 'Mil T m. iiiaailWWir S , 4 L far the larnest circulation Id 1'eudletoa ef AS t KL VM -f NjsT aMIMjfflir 0 oewapaper. J --," NV VSS1ISSSIZI- ' .. a A. tV OFFICIAL PAPEB s V VOL. 28 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916 NO. 8962 At :0 this afternoon Hie East Orogonlan received word from Portland that the Joiinml's flg ur on tin- normal bill at tliat time, were: Yes 70.4I9, Xo 72ISO. It Is not knuu n whether or not that summary Included Vulon county which wan not forwarded to the East Orcgonlau In the earlier re port. The Viilon county vote wati Ye 1728, Xo 3002. The fart the Multnomah county vote is counted and tlie state al largo against the measure Indicates the defeat of tlie hill by from a few hundred to a few thousand voles. Report received by tho Kan Orcfroulau today from 2H txmiitli out of SI lu tlie mate allowed the normul bill U be behind by several hundred vote at l o'clock this afternoon. Tlie totab at tliat time Rtood. Ye 79.156, Xo K0.U05. However wire was re 'oTOd at t p. in. from Fred iMtkley. who Iuih bora elieeldim the vine a U arrHcN lu lMrdand and at Unit time be flKiired Uie bill as leading by a margin of 7 vote. However he foared the return from unfavorable coiiiiUw would ie out tlie majority. . .The MIuwIiik l the rrnult by eomi ties: NORMAL SOU 11 LOSE MM' ey mm wot given 77, ... iwrn iawm" a id MAJUKIII DTJVIULIHUIYIHn UU ; - ; V. i HDHIP OKTL.NI.. Ore., Nov. , I , J J UU U U M Wl (2 p. nu) SHvial to Uio wt Ore- . . ' V I ? I vtkiilHIl. ; 1 .:J I-' - i.C ' I . i - . , . i fl - i i', r. , tut. t. i ii I.; ; xr- k fe fl 1 ELECTORAL COLLEGE ft f , VfrTK HV (l'NTH-. Baker Yea 1002, No SMI. teuton Yes 733, Xo '2J. .lackoii Yes MUH, Xo S3SH. Clackamas e S7I1. Xo MUO. iito Yew 1581. No 1739. Columbia Yes WO. Xo 823. Cimim Y'et 1215, Xo 1562. Curry Ye 151, Xo 237. Houiila Ye 1571. Xo 2201. (iilliam Yes 212. Xo 211. Homey Yes 285. Xo 171. Hood Itlver Yes 1325. No I8. Jefferson Yc 57. Xo S7. JoM'phliie Yes 1055. No 1782. Kluniuth Yc 1011, No 1017. lake Yes 111, No 23. iJtne Ye 411. No 478 IJneoln Yes 27J, No 250. IJun Yes lt52. Xo 3107. Marion Y'es 3533, X', 7B. Multnomah Yes 3H.351. No 30 050. Sherman Ye 622, No 612. Tillamook Yt 705, Xo 713. I nutUlla Yes 4563. Xo 2178. V alw Yes Ko 32. U shoo Yes 1501, No 2081. YYheeler Yes 312, Xo l. Yamhill Yes 2055. No S817 FlflTis an rlmwe " SWING OF Mil IN UMHUA MIS 1 SHE Wilson Carried County by 962 Votes-Barney Anderson 125 Votes Ahead of Slusher. TAYLOR GETS BIGGEST POLL (ttMI'lJ-n'K I NOKI H IAI. voti: OK IX)I XTY. Vot preklent Hulie!i 3080, AYIIwni 1612; ttUm miijorlty, MS. IXr Hepn-.scnuitlv 1U1 3UI6, HlUiiT 3812. lleevtw 3.522, Hod fn 3702; HtUUirs maJorMy over Hcev 370; Hislxen's majority over Reeves 180. For Dlstrkt Attorney Bishop SIS03, Keutor 1286; Keator' ma. Jorlty 083. lr Sheriff Allen 2:111, Tay liir 5781; Taylor's majorhy 3113. nr (1wk limwn 4357. Cham. IxTlnin 3116; Brown's majority Oil. lr Treasurer t.illHHii 5193. Stdlnuui 2163; f;llllm' miijor lty 3o:tU. lr Assessor Su-ain 4515. Yiiter 3329; Strain's majorlty 1186. lr SiiiM-rlntendcnt Howard 2759, Y'nm 1911: Ymur's ma jority 2152. For Coroner llrrwn 1506. invlilcr 2566; lirown's majority 1910. Var loiiimlssloner Anderson 3705. Slusher 3580; .Anderson's majority 125. -1 " 1 A 4 r 'r-'M' v. Doubtful. Wil son. Hughes r ((""(lnllnuod on P:ko 4.) COUNTY GAVE NORMAL BILL A BETTER THAN TWO TO 1 VOTE, DRY MEASURE DEFEATED HERE Umatilla county gave the Tendleton normal school bill better than a two to one vote. Complete returns from 62 out of the 64 precincts give 466,1 votes for and 21TS against me meas ure. The two precincts yet to report are in Freewater, which, Judging from the neighboring precincts, will be against the bill bo that the present lead of 238D will probably be cut down a little. This county took a healthy swat at the full rental land tujt amendment, which bore a similarity to single tax. lteturns-from 41 precincts show a ma jority of almost 1600 against the measure. The brewers' amendment was also snowed under In this coun ty, a two to one vote showing In the incomplete returns. The total dry taaarar la running neck and neck with the negatives having a Blight lead In 41 precincts. The measure for the repeal of the Sunday closing law Is also having a tight pull The Nnca have a slight ad. ' X ' r ' v yy v y -WW; L',, . j w JiLiI!iu tai''& Alalmma Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut .... Delaware Florida Georgia ,. . , Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas , Kentucky Louisiana . . . Maine ......... Maryland Massachusetts Michigan , . Minnesota , Mississippi .... Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey .... New Mexico . . . New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania . Rhode Island . . South Carolina. South Dakota . . Tennessee Texas I'mh Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia . . Wisconsin Wyoming Tunis 1! 14 10 13 10 10 13 29 IB 13 II 15 71 U1IM Minnesota Returns Not Yet Complete Show President Will . i I. r A J Probably Carry That State-HepuDiican rapers oonceue Election. XKW YOltK. Nov. . The W ilson tide is strong in Call fornia and Minnesota this afternoon. Returns at 3 15 Indicated Wilson's prob able re-eleetioii. Wilson ts maintaining his California lead. With only a hundred and seventy five precincts missing. Wilson is 5055 ahead. Hughes is leading In Minneta by 911 but with 288 predncta missing and Wilson is steadily gaining. Democratic Chairman McCormick telegraphed all state cfcalrmeo that Wilson Is positively elected. He ordered democratic political eelclsratloiis throiurhoot the country, with bands and red fire. 12 24 10 12 20 14 45 38 ST. PAl'li. Nov. . The Dally News telephone and telegraph returns with many mlsblug precincts tabulat ed Wilson with 169.810. Hughes 188. 381. Wilson leads by 1329. The fig ures are from official sources. st 1 TT, nv. a. Returns of 91 precincts in Beltrand ooanty, 37 rois smr. W ilson 1222. Hughes 911. Belt rand if) amouf the far north counties where Wllsonites hope to overcome Hughes advantage. Clay county com plete returns gave Huglies 149, Wil son 1721. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. . The Philadelphia North Ameri can, a strongly republican paper, posted a bulletin this afternoon conceding Wilson is elected. NEW YORK, Nov. . Early this afternoon Wilson was within ten electoral votes of re-election. Hughes must gain twenty three to win. Wil son is elected if he carries California or Minnesota alone. Hughes must carry both. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9 I'nlted lress tabulations from 5692 precincts out of 5S67 at eleven thirty o'clock cave Wilson 456.329. Huglies 451.274. Wilson's lead is 5055. A hundred and seventy five precincts are not yet re Hughes Gain Falls to Catch WUsoav. Bakerefield, Nov. . With eight Hecincts missing, 114 Kern county precincts gave Wilson 6798, Hughea 5213. Wilson gained 64 in the last two precincts reported. OAKLAND, Not. 9. Revised Ala meda figures give Hughes 5LIE6. Wilson 42.642. Hughes gained . RIVERSIDE, Nov. . Unofficial, returns nf even- Riverside county pre cinct give Hughes T4S6. Wilson 4545. Hughes' majority 2911. VENTURA, Nov. 9. Fifty one Ven tura county precincts complete with only one missing give Hughes J70, Wilson 2828. New Hampshire Still Doubtful. ASBt RT PARK. Nov. . Senator Hollis of New Hampshire, wired Wil son thaU his "bedrock plurality" in the state was one hundred. CONCORD. Nov. 9. All except 4 of 294 New Hampshire election dl tricts give Hughes 37.072. Wilson 36. 793. Hughes plurality 279. Secretary of State Bean made the announce ment. ISallot Tamiwring In N. Dak. FARGO, Nov. 9. Marshal Doyle 13 iwirted, but precinct are not yet re- j tampering In eastern they arc mostly northern ; n-lma and federal District At- 19 29 24 1 PROPERTY OWNERS MAKE COMPLAINT TO CITY COUNCIL vantage so fur. The single item veto was given a good majority In Uma tilla county and the ship tax exemp tion seems to be winning i.y a emu ii margin. Umatilla county did not cost an In telligent vote on the negro and mu latto suffrage amendment. The measure was designed to repeal an ob. solete section of the Oregon constitu tion which bars the negro and mulat to from voting. Inasmuch as the civil war gave him the right the section is at variance with the federal constitu tion. However, Umatilla county cast a negative majority on the measure. The rural credits amendment and the tax and Indebtedness limitation amendment nre running close. Od the former the Yeses have a slight majority and on the latter the Noes nre a little in the lead. The anti compulsory vaccination bill has ap nirrttitlv Inst In this countv The following la the complete vote (Continued on Page i. BULGARIANS RETREAT ON DGBRUDJA FRONT Retiring Forces Iturn Villages and Set Fire to llarsora lrlnv Henry of llavariu Killed In Rattle. I-ONDON Nov 9. The Bulg;vr. Inns are retiring along the whole Dob. rudja front. Wireless Bucharest dis patches said the retreating forces were burning villages and had set fire to Harsova. Paris Nov. 9. It is announced sharp hand-to-hand fighting repuls. ed a German attack at Sailllsel last night. The artlllerying is continuous BUCHAREST. Nov. 9. The Rou manians have reoccupled Harsova. HRRT.IN Nov. 9. Tlie war office announced the confirmation of the re. port that Trlnce Henry or Bavaria was killed on the battlefield JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DETECTIVES ARE BEING SENT TO MINNESOTA WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. It ia learned the 'department of justice sent a large force of detectives to Minnesota. Hin- ton G. Clabaugh, chief investi gator of the Chicago district, started vesterdav. Officials refused to explain. WASHINGTON IN DRY COLUMN Sufferers who attempt to drown sorrow merely Irrigate it. That Washington remains firmly in the dry column is as- sured. The Kast Oregon receiv- 4 ed a phone report this afternoon from the Wallu Wulla Bulletin stating that a summary of the 0 Wimhlnarton state vote on the two luiuor amendments shows that 4) both were badly defeated in all parts of the state. One am- endnient had been submitted by the brewers, the other by the 4 hotelmen. The controversy between the Stand ard oil Co. and property owners in the vicinity of the local plant of the company had an airing last evening before the council and may be set tled at a special meeting this evening. L. G. Fruzier aud his sister. Miss Kfft'e Jean Fraiier. presented a re monstrance against the granting of a permit to the Standard Oil Co. to move their tanks on to a lot in front of the Fraiier property. They were represented by Charles H. Carter who imbued nut that the plans of the com. pany. if carried out, would reduce the alue of the Frailer property besidei increasing the fire risk. t-ni. .r H. Rale.v represented the company and stated that the company had altered its oriclnal plans so tniu the tanks would not be as close to the Fraiier house if moved as they are at present. However, Mr. Fra aier still objected to the relocating o the tanks. The company had Intro duced an ordinance which grants per mission for the removal and main tenance of the tanks as desired and which would hold the city harmless in case of damage to private prop erty In case of fire. The ordinance was not voted upon but it was aereed that before any ac tlon was taken that the entire coun cil together with the two parties to the controversy would look over th situation this morning, and that ths council would meet this evening to make a decision. When arrested for vagrancy a beg irar naturally h:ts a pinched look hich Is going strongly to Wilson. I torney H1,dreth started an investiga i;..innw at eleven o'clock showed .. Hushes had cut down Wilson's lead throughout the state to 2362. Returns , ponTLAXD. Ore.. Nov. 9 Densft from 56 IT prcoiiiets out of S862 FvejTJtk, hemlinartcr!, TO needed Hughes 4.-V0.6.-.7. Wilson 4:3.019. Is , ni.hrs bv twenty Hvej Angeles gave Hughes a big lead ln , mn(trr(I. Klsht counties complete Miutliern California, which eualrtea , ,,.,.;, Multnomah and twenty him to reduce WlUon's northern lead. SCTen t,,,,!,,,., Hughes 1 13.71T, Wll- IVmocratie Chairman Curbing w-' wn io;,8-.o. Congre.ni.-n llawtey. dared lx Angeles could not gtve , s(nnoU an, r.rthur were reelected. Hughes a sufficient plurality to over-. itinie Wilson's advantage.. He expect ed the northern precliuts to help Wilson. ST. PUT. Nov. 9. With 288 pre cincts .still missing Hushes leads in Minnesota by 811.. Federal Invest!, gators are watching every move. The republicans may contest If Wilson takes the state. The demoTats are rushing preiwratlons to fight the eon test. . 1 1 so o'clock of the 346 Minneso ta precincts then missing 230 were in counties where Wilson led on partial returns. Fifty one in counties snow ing deadliest on partial returns and eighty nine in counties showing a de cided Hughes strength. v nnkotn for Wilson by HMXt. BISMARCK. N. D .. Nov. . 1MT precincts out of is:.? gave Wilson 50. S19. Huuhes 49.PT2. Returns from slow country nre unavailable, but the voting is the smallest th-re and cannot affect the result. It appears itr.ii,ihl. that Wilson will hold his lead. Evidently Wilson carries tn tate by one thousand. Hughes Has West Vlrulisia. witVFI.tXt!. Nov. Democratic Chairman Claver conceded West Vir ginia to Hughes by twenty rive nui dred. Dcti-ctivc Kii-luxl to New Mexiiw. DF.NVK.R. Nov . Tvoarui eut of h.stlee agents here received rush or ders from Washington and started im .mediately for New- M-xie.. polti" .. GALVESTON IMPORTS ARGENTINE WHEAT First Full cargoes Is Fis'tcd to Ar. rive SlHirtly Jscveral trtheri Will Follow Immediately, OALVESTON. Nov. . It Is re liably learned that large Importation of Argentine wheat throunti Galvs ton are being arranged. The first full carg,, is s.-heduled to arrive shortly. Several others will follow Immediately. ARABIA TORPEDOED WITHOIfT WARNING i ! WASHrN'i'P'N. Nov. Vies Conn .1 '..i.ooii f.f lo.tidon. cablfd ths stale department that the Hrltlsh 'steamer Arabia was submarlnwl with lout warnini! The passengi-rs wer savv.l Two enlne-r are mlitig To Hokt CHirt lu Mihtow. ("ircult Judge O. W Th-lps .H le.ive the last of tha w.k f r H... riMr to b.iid rourt.