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GRADUALLY INCREASING
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Democrats, W. J. Mariner and W. F.
.Jackson.
Tti statement forces also defeate 1
cpposlt n Republican nominees for
thesinate in Josephine, electing IL
D Nor.in, and in Crcok. Klamath
and Lake may have defeated G. H.
Marrynian by electing George G.
sprit.- r. Democrat..
The members of the two houses
will be as follows;
Senntors.
Statement One—Holdovers, T. B.
Kay. of Marion (conditionally); M.
A. Miller, of Linn (Dem.); I. H.
Ringham, of Lane; L. L. Mulit, of
Jackson (Dem ); F. H. Caldwell, of
Tamhill (Dem.); J. E. Hedges, of
Claikamas (Dem ), A. Ai Bailey, of
Multn imah-Clackamas; W. T. Schol-
field, of Clatsop; C. J. Smith, of Um
atilla (Dem.).—10, or without Kay,
S.
Statenemtn One—Newly elected,
Albert Abraham, of Douglas; H. D.
Norton, of Josephine; H. R. Albee.
Dan Kellehar, Ben Selling and C. W.
Nottingham, of Multnomah; N. J. I
Sinnott, of Wasco; E. W. Rumble or
Turner Oliver (Dem.) of Union-Wal-
lowa W. N. Barrett of Washington.
YamhUl. Tillamook and Lincoln-—9.
Representatives
S'atement One -O. L. Hattenburg,
H. I) I’a’ton, A. C. Libby, of Marion;
1 A Mnnkers, J. A. Philpot (both
t i i s), and F. M. Brown, of
linn; Allen Eaton, of Lane; George
Jon i, of Douglas; R. E .L. Belillon,
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D m.); D.H. Miller (Dem.).
"1 Jackson: P. H. Bonebrake, of Ben
ton (eon rtinnally); B. F. .lorn--
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Mk. Lincoln: J. U. Campbell. Linn
E. Jones and W. A. Dimick, of Clgck-
•tras; .1 I, Abbott, E. J Jaeger. F.
U-aTy. c ,j Bryant, K. C. Couch,
’ McDonald, L. M. Davis, A. A. Or-
•JK W J. Cl mens. L.D. Mahone,,B.
Altman, of Multnomah; C. A IRtr-
r <’ of Umatilla; J. R. Ruk, of Un-
rn. H. C. Dadds, of Wasco; W .J.
Mariner and W. F. Jackson (both
Democrats), of Gilliam. Sherman and
A ;.”l,.r; y J? Corrigan, of Tam-
ii- Total, 33; total Democrats. 6
• esi i . ts on VARIOUS
MEASURES SUBMITTED
,-.i
f »owing Initiative and refe-, -
.^a'.Iln meosures undoubtedly have
I a majority: Changing time
lnu-°era’ el*"rtlon from Juno to No-
_ ''-r board of county prisoners,
’1 representation, recall,
T. ’ 2 ,t”‘ county of Hood an 1 in-
i ’ Jt th“ powers of the Port of
' a- 1 The latter measure receiv-
■ affirmatB -
f K‘ irns Indicate the defeat of the
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Increasing
componsa-
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1 ’c ie’ls’stors, compulsory
bo., equal suffrage.
Pwtland. June 2.—With the PI-
on of United State» senator the
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Welby Stev.iM
been elected. The senatorial returns
show some changes front last night's
figures, but th»’ Indicate ns are that
Chamberlain (Dem. I
will
be the
people’s cltoj^e over Cake (Rep.)
with a. majority of about 1000 votes.
Incomplete returns front ten c turtles
outside of Mt’ltnomsh give Chamber-
lain a majority of about 500.
According to ret trns now in th re
will be 25 Statement No. 1 r presen-
tatives and IS senators in the next
legislature, ten of the senators being
holdover«.
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S'atement No. 1 candidali s ar?
pledged to support in the legislature
th“ people’s choice for United States
senator. There are 90 members,
making 4 6 votes necessary for a
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choice.
Prohibition carried in many coun
ties which were already “dry," and
In which the questions were re-sub
mitted. The prohibitionists gained a
number of cbuntles which had been
partially ’’wet.”
Equal suffrag» has lost again.
In Portland Judge O’Day Is beaten
for re-election, as Is District Attor
ney John Manning (Dem.) by Police
Judge Comeron l Rep ).
Sheriff Stevens defeats ex-Sheriff
Tom Word by 5000 majority.
Portland, June 2.—Prohibition has
made a surprising showing over the
state, winning In almost every in-
stance, particularly tn th“ lesser pop
ulated counties. In Clackamas, where
the closest fight of the series is be
ing enacted, the drys led most of the
morning, while just before noon the
wets gained a lead of ab 'tit 50 votes
with 30 precincts of the vote to hear
from.
Reports from the following
counties show that they have carried
as a whole for prohibition. Polk, Mal
heur, Josephine. D'Uigla'». Columbia.
Wheeler. Yamhill. Tillani ok. Colum
bia, Lane. Linn, Morrow. Union and
Crook, with probably Lincoln and
probably Clackamas
Marion county
remains wet by a substantial major
ity.
LOOKS LIKE A JOKE
TO EASTERN PEOPLE
Since Eastern people have com
menced to flock to this country in
large numbers the county treasurer
has had his hands full of trouble. Of
oourse most of these people who .
are coming buy home» or Invest in
lands, and naturally have to pay
taxes. Nearly all of them come from
states where the taxes are paid to
the county treasurer direct and this
is the office they flock to as a matter
of habit. It’s a curious bland smile i
that spreads over the honest faces I
of these people from the East when I
they pre politely informed tliiit they
will have to go to the . herlff to set
tle that difference
They don’t see
the joke. He ia the fellow above all
county officers that they seek to
avoid and when they fully understand
after considerable Insistence on the
part of the treasurer that the sher-
iff first handles the tax money they
reluctantly leave for t|ic new inno
vation.
As there are more Eastern people
coming to this country now rhan
»■ver before, this article may serve
as a gentle reminder of what to ex
pect when tax time comes around.
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A telephone message from Coburg
soon after noon today brought the in
formation that Amos Wilkins’ barn,
n his farm just below the town, was
destroyed by fire this forenoon and
little if any of its contents were sav-
ed. The barn was practically new
and contained considerable bay and.
some machinery. The barn was worth
2700 or $S00, and the contents were
valued at perhaps sev. ral hundred
dolars.
There are no particulars as to the
origin of the fire.
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Seattle. Wash., May 30.—Charles
Mac Snow, of the University of Ore
gon. won the intercollegiate tennis
championship in singles today at the
I’niversity. Davis and Galbraith, of
Washington State College, won the
doublt«, it was decided to hold a
conference tournament in Portland
next year In which the Universities
of Washington. Idaho and Oregon,
Whitman College and Washington
and Oregon Agricultural Colleges will
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Who Will Enlist i.i This Popular
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War has been declared by our lead
ing druggists.
They are going to fight stomach
troubles with Ml-o-na stomach tab
lets. They feel so sure of success
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The residence of Ed Moore at
Creswell was burned to the ground
this morning between 8 and 9
o’clock. The Interior of the building
whs
being repainted. The painter»
pnt a bucket of paint on the stove
to warm and it became eo hot that it
boiled over, th« oil in the paint ignit
ing from the flames In the stove.
None of the contents of th« building
except an organ, a couch. a few
chairs and
»« minor articles were
saved There is no fire fighting ap
paratus at Creswell so the ritiz* n«
formed a bucket brigade, but they
could do nothing to save the build
ing, The house was buil. last fall at
a cost ’ *
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stories high
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CRESWELL BURNED
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Hairy and Food
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elected.
Representative First Congressional
C. C. Bria, 8
district. Willis C.
Hawley. Rep.;
representative Second congressional
Mu|*erne < <«rt C. J. Bright, P
district. W. R. Ellis, Rep.
Justice of the supreme court, Robt.#
Just tea of
3. Bean, Rep.
Robert 3. Bean, R.-D...
Oregon Dairy and Fond Cimmls-
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Railroad Commissioner, First con
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Second congre ■ ional district Clyde
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There are 33 Statement No. 1
SWEEPS OVER KANSAS
representativos and 19 senators in the
next leg «ln,rr . a e. idfng to the re
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GEORGE HAHN
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An far as known the list of Injured
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complete:
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5
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Mrs. George Hahn, fatally.
question Ma»
Frank frites and wife, the latter
I
al
opt
I
^n
people
AU
hably fatally.
In Liner n coin co tin- pr John Bowman and family.
Rev Olson dellverei a v»ry Inter
came up on Friday and stay«! over
» yr: f. raptured
elmiha items
WILL < II.E-
Charles Durant and family.
esting »ddr»n» on local option on |n»t NOItWI Gt
itrger commun I tie».
Decoration day.
IP VIT INDIPENIlEM'K DAY
William Appleby and family.
Friday
night.
Mrs. Arvllla Duckworth and MI
A fam ily named McFarland, the
< Special Correspondence.)
t
^4 ind ao has
Vesta Hale have been visiting friends
isbatid and wife both fatally,
Elmira, June 2.—Every one In tbit and relative« at Marcóla.
tis will celebrate
A boy nami'd Mosher, who lived
Ihickhn’s Arnim Stive Wins
• let
day, June
Appleby family, had an arm neighborhood is rejoicing that the
Quite a number from Elmira At
Tom Moore, of Rural fto < n
, the third annl-
ken ¡ nd rer Ived internal Injuries, t county haa gone dry and we will have tended the meetings at Franklin on Cochran, Ga., writes
"I hsd a
IT« H ■I«, « <» v « t Prwfrie
■r.. Ion from the
two more yeara of peace and prosper Sunday.
sore come on the in. tap of my f
orm ti ivoled from the south- i
l’’ ... Iman’» hall.
The Odd Fellows organized a lode»' and could find nothing that w<j
ity.
150
yvrds
wide.
It!
nd was
at Elmira on Saturday night. May 30 heal It until I applied Buckien’s
ik on the sub-
Harry
Bown
got
87
votes
and
• In the path and »cat-1
There were several members from nica Balve. Less than half of a
. songs and re-
1 of houses, barns and . Grlfftn 10 In this precinct.
Eugene,
Irving,
Junction,
Crow
and
cent
box
won
the
day
for
me
by
one, that under-
The meeting at the Baptist church
Il building» over the prairie Thej
surrounding places.
feeling a permanent cure.” Hold
in language is
^ty damage will amount to' closed on Sunday, having lasted for
ted.
The two Hoyts’ show nave ihelr der guarantee at W. A Ktivtend-
thousand» of dollars and the damage, three week».
drug atore.
COMMITTEE.
Charles Gilson, of* McMinnville, tents stretched in our burg.
' growing crop» is large.
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