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INDCPCNDCNCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. NOVEMBER It, H10.
PACE TWO
WASHINGTON
IS
REPUBLICAN
Seattle Washington mate Tuesday
elected three ctmsrt miu'O, live Jus
tlce of the supreme court, a slate
legislature which lll choose a sue
cessor to United Sutes Sonator Sam
uel J'llos, and a full county ticket In
very county. Two constitutional
amendments to be voted upon, one
granting women's suffrage and the
other providing for the success'on ol
the office of governor.
Late returns show that William K.
Humphrey, republican was reelected
a representative In colore from
the district which Include Seattle
and King county, winning a decisive
vlctorv over W. W. IUack. democrat.
In the congressional district ot
which Taooma Is a principal portion,
Stanton Warburton. Insurgent repuo
Ucan, was victorious over Langhorne,
ml m the Third district In the fc.ast
era part of the state, and Including
Spokane. W. F. LaFollette. insurgem
republican, was elected by a good ma
jority.
In Tacotna, the early return, muw
th vet about evenly divided.
Washington Cltl. Dry.
Seattle A remarkable feature of
the election was the eitenslon of the
'dry" territory. Nine cities In West
ern Washington, including two of the
largest In the state, voted to close the
saloons, and 150 saloons were put out
of buslnusn. The new dry cities are
Everett, nellinghaiu. Mount Vernon,
Ilurllngton. Sfdro Wooley, Anacorte.
Edmcnds, Granite Kalla and Arlington.
. STUBSS IS ELECTED
Majority Much Reduced Results on
Congress in Doubt.
Toiteka tkivernor V.'. It. Stubbs
was re-elected In Kan wis by a
nlurallty estimated by republican
campaign managers at from 12,000 to
jfinnn Rtuhhn tuade his race on a
progressive republ can platform and
wa forced Into a vigorous fight by
opposing railroad Interests. The gov
ernor'! opponent was George A.
Hedges, who, although defeated, re
duced Stubba' majority o! two years
ago by several thousand vote.
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Johnson Wins In California.
San Francisco California remains
In the republican column. Hiram
Johnson ha been swept :nto office
of awveruor by a plurality which, esti
mated on a basis of partial returns,
mar approximate 60,000.
From the Incomplete returns receiv
ed from the eight congreselonal dls
trlcts in the sUte, It appears prob
able that CaJtforuLa has again re
turned a solid republican delegation
to the lower house of congress.
Indiana Goes Democratic.
Indianapolis. Incomplete returns
from a majority of the 90 counties
of Indiana indicated that the Demo
crats will bave a majority In the
Legislature, laid that the Democratic
state ticlcei has won by a small ma
jority, which will mean the retirement
of Senator Beverldge.
The Democrats srem to have car
r;ed 11 of the 13 Congressional dis
tricts, and It is thought that Crum
packer and Barnard, of the Sixth, are
defeated.
OHIO IS WON
BY DEMOCRATS
Etfly Returns In Stats Indicate a
Dsmocratlo Landslide.
CUvoland. Keturna Indicate thrtt
Governor Judson Harmon (l)uin.) has
made a clean sweep ofsjhe state, de
feating Warren O. Hardin tHep.).
and his plurality will approximate
60.000.
Columbus Democratic StMe Chair
man Nichols said returns Indicate a
democratic landslide. The plurality
of Governor Harmon In Hamilton
county Is now estimated at 15.000, In
Otyaboga cmiuty 13,000, In Mont
gomery couuty .G00.
Election Boards Belied.
McAlester, Okla. Charged with con
spiracy to Injure, oppress, threaten
and intimidate certain negro cltlxens
by refusing them the right to vote,
half the election officials of McAI
ester were arrested by a deputy mar
shal and taken before the United
States commissioner and hold on
bonds of 12,000 each.
Great Socialist Gain.
New York The Socialist vote
shows an increase from 60 to 100 per
cent in ell of the cities of the state.
In Buffalo the Socialists got 3000 as
against 775 in 1908; in Syracuse 2200
as against U00 In 1908; In James
town, 600, as against 457 In 1908, and
the same percentage Is maintained In
other cities.'
Oklahoma to Stsy Dry.
Oklahoma City Reports indicate
that the proposition to substitute lo
cal option for statewide prohibition
will lose by a largi majority.
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W. F. LA FOLLETTE,
Newly Elected Congressman from th
Tnrrd" Washington District.
Polndexter's election to the United
States senate Is practically assured
by the election of a republican legis
lature. Returns indicate that a light vote
W!iH cast. The campaign has been
Tacking in enThusiasm, save in one or
two
aA non-oartisan supreme court
ticket failed to receive the support
k tta nromoters, ana i"e
ihti nf the five republican candl
dates lor the supreme court bench is
reasonably certain.
Rtitutional amendment grant
ing woman suffrage was on the ballot.
There has been no organized opposi
tion to the amendment and it is gen
erally conceded that it. has carried.
Seattle seems to have voted nearly
three to one for woman suffrage, but
Dr. Duganne. DentlBt. over Inde- I
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Stimson Elame3 Progressivism.
New York Henry L. Stimson at
tributes his defeat to causes nation
wide and a general movement of the
republican party toward progTes6ive-
lsm. "The returns speak lor tnera
sefves. I have nothing to "regret. I
... -urm-ised that I ran so well and
with the rest of the ticket," said Mr.
Stimson.
Foss Wins in Massachusetts.
nD,n Th Democrats won the
XJJ W".
state election and placed Representa
tive Foss, a former Republican, in
the chair occupied by Governor Dra
per fdr the last two years.
Early returns showed the Demo
crats carried almost every office on
the state ticket.
Joe Cannon is Elected.
Danville, 111 Joseph G. Cannon
w'll go back to the House from the
Eighteenth district of Illinois. Re
turns indicate that his plurality is
much smaller than that of two years
ago.
n..mor.rats Sweep Chicago.
nwr.aeo Returns in Chicago and
nir muntv. although less than one-
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half the total, indicate the democrats
have swept the city and county oy
from 30,000 to 40,000.
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election of United States Senator
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