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OLD STEAMER WRECKED.
Historic Portland Beating to
on Alaskan Coast.
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CHEAPER FOOD SOON DUE.
Pi*c*»
Armour
Predict* Early
High Price*.
Decline
of
SENATE WILL
BE REPUBLICAN
Cordova. Alaska
Lying at the !
Kansas City
Charles W. Armour,
mouth of the Katalla river, with an
head of the Armour interest* here,
unobstructed sweep of the ocean beat- i
•aid that he believed f<t*i price* had
Ing in upon her, the steamer Port- I
reached their climax and were now on
land. Captain Frank Moore, of the :
the down grade.
Alaska Coast company line, seems
"General food price* ar* working
doomed to be added to the already long
toward* a lower basis," he said. "The
list of vessels that have been wrecked
cereals are getting down. People are
along the treacherous Alaska coast.
going to take advantage of lower Montana Goes Democratic Beveridge
Men Vote to Accept Terms Offered Creeping through the inky darkness, Prohibition i* Defeated and Home
price* and that will have a tendency to
Lose* Seat in Senate T wenty-
Rule Carnes Smell Woman's
made worse by a blinding snow storm, ;
by Companies Strikeoreakers
relieve the stringency in meat price*,
the v<-«*el struck an uncharted rock
Seven Governor* Chosen.
Steal Loaded Van.
Suffrage I* Swamped.
especially pork."
rock off Martin island at 6 o'clock In
Just how soon the lower pries?* are
the morning.
to come, Mr. Armour said be did not
The heavy jar when the ves*cl
know.
New York The political upheaval
New York The strike of driver*
The winners in Oregon:
ground upon the rock brought the pa*
"But we welcome the lima." he of Tue«d*y wa* followed by a general
Congressman, First district W C.
and heljier* employed by five trans­ •enger* to the deck in their night
Hawley. Marion county. Rep.
•aid. "for no dealer like* to »ell stuff
continental express companies has been clothes, but the excellent discipline of j
«urvey of th* field, which disclosed in
Congressman. Second district - A. at such high pries-* a* pork ha* teen
the
officers
and
crew
s<«n
restored
or
­
declared off and the men returned to
W. Lafferty. Mult nomah county. Rep. bringing for several week*. But when grvstcr detail and precision just what
der. The pum|«4wcrv set to work, but
work Monday.
Governor
Oswald West, Clatsop the packer ha* to pay 8, 9, 10, and 11 had been accomplished. Latest calcu­
the inrush of the water was too great.
cents for live hog*, what ha* he to say lations on the national house of repre­
The close of th* strike wsa brought • nd Captain Moore headed the vessel county, Dem.
Secretary of state F. W. Benson. about price*?"
about by the New Jersey striker*, who for the Katalla river, where she was
sentative«, based on complete but un­
Mr. Armour »aid that if the farmer*
Douglas county. Rep.
voted to accept the term* upon which beached al high tide with a calm Bea.
State treasurer
Thoma* B. Kay. would rsts* better hog* the pork prob­ official returns, show that the Demo­
the companie* offered to take back the 1 hc| passengers were landed in the Marion county. Rep.
lem in this country would soon lie crats will have a majority of 60.
•hip's boats without harm.
Justices <>f Supreme court, four-year solved. "Supptase, he argued." that
men. They had rejected the term*,
The outcome of the United States
launches from K alalia were soon
tet a conference of the striker* with alongside and look off the mail, ex- , term Henry J. Bean, Umatilla coun­ two pound* extra weight were |Ut on senate ia now definite y settled. The
The Republicans are assured of 17 new sen­
ty. Ri-p.; Thomas A. McBride, Clacka­ every hog »ent to the market*
Mayor Wittpen, of Jersey City, ami press and baggage.
mas county, Rep., Dem., non-political aggregate increase in weight would be ators, which, with 34 hold-over sena­
Captain
Moore
thought
be
could
:
President Town*, of the New York
enormous.
judiciary.
tor*. give* them a total of 51. The
Merchant*’ s**ociation,
cleared the make temporary repair* at low tide. : Justice* of Supreme court, six year
"If farmer* were to work harder for Democrats are assured of 16 new sena­
Attention is now being directed to
year term George H. Burnett, Marion healthy hog*, much less pork would be tors, which, with 25 bold-over*, give
way for an agreement.
save freight on barge«,
The main I
The New York striker* had vote«! to teller ia out of commission and the county, Rep.; Frank A. Moore. Colum­ condemned by the Unit«! States in­ them a total of 41.
bia county. Rep., Dem., non political spectors," he «aid.
Returns late from Montana are to
accept the company's offer, conditional hold of the vessel is filled w ith water.
judiciary.
the effect that the Democrats have
The
steamer
Alameda,
now
off
Cape
Upon similar action Iwing taken by the
Attorney general A. M. Crawford.
RAILROAD STRIKE PENDING.
elected at least 53 member* of the
St. Elias, has been ordered to the
Doug I a* county. Rep.
men aero** the river. The agreement
next stale legislature, which means
scene of the wreck to lend assistance
Su;«-rintendent of fiublic instruction Southern Pacific Notified That Train­ that a Democrat, will be elected to
provide* the men shall be taken baek if possible, but heavy swells are be­
L. R. Aiderman, Lane county, Rep.
succeed United States Senator Carter.
men Would Arbitrate.
without discrimination except for acta ginning to come in and it is believed
Stat«- printer
Willi* S. Duniway.
Fifty-two votes are necessary to con­
the
vessel
will
pound
to
piece*.
of violence during the strike,
San Franicsco — Official* of the trol on joint ballot. The senate will
Multnomah county, Rep.
Southern
Pacific
company
have
been
The agreement between the com-
Commissioner of later and inspector
be Republican by a vote of 11 to 17,
AMERICAN SHOOTS MEXICAN
of factories and worksbofw
0. P. I informed of the de*ire of the trainmen while the houae will be Democratic
panic* and their employee doe* not
of Western roads for a meeting to ar­ by 42 to 32, according to practically
H«ff. Multnomah county, Rep.
affect the strikes of chauffeurs, cab
Also ¿Wound* Gandarm* in Defend­
Railroad commissioner — Frank J. bitrate their demands for an increase complete returns.
driver* and driver* for department
of wage*. The meeting will likely be
Miller. Linn county, Rep.
ing Hi* Hom* Against Mob.
These determined totals, however,
stores, who at first quit work in sym­
State engineer
John H. Lewis. held in Chicago about the middle of leave a Republican majority in the sen­
Guaiialajara, Max. Carlo* II. Camth-.
December.
pathy with the express company em­
Marlon county. Rep.
ate ks follows: Total membership, 92;
era, a rtal «wtate dealer, shot and
The Southern Pacific employs about necessary to majority, 47; Republi­
ploye* and later presented demand* of killed Jesus Ix«a, a 14 year old Mexi­
With more than half the vote In the LW>0 conductors and 3,000 brakemen. cana, 51; Democrat*, 41.
can, and wounded Prudencio Chaxcx, a
their own.
•tale
count««!. Oswald West leads Jay The demand will be for an average in­
The table of losses and gains in the
Secretary Foster, of the Internation­ gendarme, in defending his home
crease of 10 per cent
The contro­
Bowerman in the con teat for governor versy of the firemen w as Settled recent­ house shows that Democrat* won 56
against
an
attack
by
Mexican*,
al Brotherhood of Teamsters, declared
scat* previously held by Republicans,
('•mthi-rs surrendered to the author­ by more than 1.M0O. and apparently the ly at a meeting in San Francisco.
that the fight of the chauffeur* and ities and was placed in the state peni­
while only six Republicans took place*
estimate made at first indications that
The engineers of the Western roads away from Democrats.
cab driver* would continue until recog­ tentiary at midnight.
Following a
are
now
polling
the
men
in
their
or
­
West had been elected by a plurality
The 63d congress will be comfxjaed
preliminary examination he was placed
nition of their union is won.
ganisation throughout the West a* lc as follows:
of 3,000 lo 4,000 will be terne out by
incommunicado.
Negotiation* between striking store
whether a general strike will be called.
Democrats Alabama 9, Arkansas 7,
Although the entire (»lice force, the final count.
Union officials have informed the rail­ Colorado 3, Florida 3, Georgia, 11,
driver* and their employer* are under
f.« t «nd nosfltad) ahd U m Tantt Mgl
The ex|>ectations aroused by the road company that an answer as to the
Illinois 6, Indiana 11, Iowa 1, Ken­
way and it i* hoped a settlement will m. nt of cavnlfy w«-rv •all.--! cut. not
early count as to West's plurality in strike problem w-juld be given at Clii- tucky H, Louisiana 6, Maryland 3,
be effected soon.
ing. which began at 8 o'clock at night, Multnomah county have not been ful- : cago on December 12.
Massachusetts 4, Minnesota 1, Missis­
The theft of an express van contain­ was suppressed only after three hours filled. Later return* partly cl<«cd the
sippi H, Missouri 10, Nebraska 3, Ne­
of
vigorous
effort*
and
after
additional
INSULAR AUDITOR HIT AT.
ing merchandise worth 856,000 anti
gap between the two, but Bowerman
vada 1. New Jersey 3, New York 12,
damage to property had teen done.
several attack* on driver* by mobs Tn<< affair was a continuation of the apparently has no hope of carrying the
North Carolina 7, Ohio 8, Oklahoma,
gave the police the hardest work they previous night's violence by students county. West will have about 1,000 Ha is Suspended by President for 2. Pennsylvania 5. South Carolina 7,
plurality in Multnomah.
The figures
Row With General Forbes.
Tennessee 8, Texas 15, Virginia 9,
have bad for several days in connection •nd workmen.
given include 129 of the 1M2 precincts
Manila Insular Auditor Clarke has Wisconsin 1; total 172.
Carothers, who declared at the po- of the county, where the count has
with the strike.
Republicans -California 8, Connecti-
been suspended by Secretary of War
lice Station that he was a Mexican.
Four strikebreaker* were arrested
T. '
insubordination ««16. Delaware 1. l.lalx, 1. Ill,n.>i, 19.
I- rn at S iltil! I. «tnt< .7 T.!a. I.ut
Mr. Indiana 2. Iowa 10, Kansas 8, Ken-
charged with the theft of the van whose parents were Louisianan*, was of the vote cast in all other countie* to Governor General Forties.
but Columbia. Curry. Jowepbine, Kla­ Clarkc was engaged in the investiga- I tueky 3, Maine 4, Maryand 3, Massa-
which belonged to the Adams Express guarding hi* borne in the western part
math. Lake, Sherman and Wheeler,
tion of alleged graft at Baguio, the ‘‘huaett* 9 Michigan 12, Minnesota 8,
of the city, the windows and doors of
company.
With returns in covering fully 80 charge being made that hi* deputies Missouri 6, Monatana 1, Nebraska, 3,
which
had
been
broken
in
the flrat per
tw*W cent
»»•>»-» • of
«.F the
th., vote
t'/il.l cast
cast on t the
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After a conference in the mayor’»
home were intimidating and otherwise r mis- kl
Hamjwhire 2, New Jersey 7, New
night'* rioting, when the mob ap-
office in Jersey City the “men's repre­
rule liquor amendment to the constitu­ I conducting themselves.
York
25,
North
Carolina
3,
North
Da­
sentative said the acceptance of the proached.
tion, the measure has a majority in
Governor General Forte* ordered an kota 2, Ohio 13, Oklahoma 3, Oregon
the state of 3,335. The remaining re­ Investigation of their meth«ia. Mr. 2. Pennsylvania 27, Rhode Island 2,
company'» terms to the strikers would
turn* will cut this majority down ron' Clarke protested, denied the authority South Dakota 2, Tennessee 1, Utah 1,
be recommended.
siderably and the amendment, if car- of the governor genera) arid instructed Vermont 2. Virginia 1, Waahington 3,
INDIAN S PLEA PATHETIC.
ried, will have a small majority, jx»- hi* deputie* to give the investigator West Virginia 5, Wisconsin 10, Wy­
aibly not more than 1,000,
•ent by General Forte« no informa­ oming 1; total 215.
The state at large, outside of Mult­ tion. It ia understood that Mr. Clarke
Appaal Mads That Trolley Compsny
A summary of the contest for gov­
Kalamaxoo, Mich. — Nine persons
nomah county, has given a substantial alleged that there had been no improp­ ernorship* in 27 states show* that 13
Save Th*ir Cemetery.
were killed here when a fast Michigan
vote «gainst the amendment, tet Mult­ er expenditure* of money at Baguio.
Republican* and 13 Democrats won,
Lo* Angeles
The most pathetic . Central expreaa train bit a Main street nomah's majority for It of 5,000 »eerns
Idaho being in doubt The *ucee**ful
remnant of Indians on the American car. Nearly a doicn were injured, to have turned back the tide.
candidate* with their pluralities fol­
Milwaukss Runs Behind.
continent the CupenoS, in |San Diego some fatally. The known dead: Mo-
Election* under the local option law
low :
county are preparing a remarkable i torman Ward Abbott. Harry Holt*. were held in 15 counties in Oregon at
Milwaukee. Wia. The Socialist ad­
Pennsylvania. Tener, 33,000; New
appeal to H. E. Huntington.
They, Miss Bertha Hcnsler, James Breetc, the time of the general election and ministration has borrowed another
Hamjshire, Bass, 70,000; Rhode Is­
ask him to restore to them the little William Shafer, Hazel Hart.
3160,000
from
Milwaukee
banks
to
the reports received therefrom indicate
Pothier, 900; Iowa, Carroll,
land.
Three bodie* were removed from the
cemetery on Warner's ranch, the land
that five, and possibly six, counties meet expenses during November. This
Kansas,
Stubb*,
10,000;
from which they have teen evicted. pilot of the engine so badly mangled now dry have gone over to the "wet" is the second sum needed since the 10,000;
Michigan, Osborn, 40,000; Minnesota.
In thia burial ground moat of their that recognition was imposaible.
funds
ran
out
two
months
ago.
It
is
column.
Eberhart 50.000; Nebraska, Aldrich,
Conductor Van Horn had gone up
dead lie. The fences have fallen, the
The "dry” counties known to have expected that the city will have to bor­
crude cro***a have toppled over, and the track to flag his car ahead. Stand­ voted "wet" are Morrow, Klamath, row another sum before tax money 5.000; South Dakota, Vcssey, 12,000;
McGovern;
California. *
the graves are sunken, but the place ing near the creating was a string of Umatilla, Malheur and Polk, and re­ VVlII*
come*
w in.
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Commiasioner
Briggs
payroll*
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Nevada,
Oidi«:
Fen-
box
cars,
which
obscured
the
view
of
ia sacred to them.
port* indicate that Tillamook, now a
The ground is In litigation, and may the main track, and he motioned his "dry” c<iunty, has also voted to restore for extra work by employee of the de­ nessce, Hooper, 12,000.
Democrat* New York, Dix, 66,000;
not te Huntington's, but the simple | car ahead.
partment of public works, amounting
the sale of liquor.
New Jersey, Wilaon. 30,00«; Connec­
He had stepped aside to let the car
people somehow heart! of him as a
to
3137.75,
with
Information
that
the
It is known that Douglas county ha*
ticut, Baldwin, 3,500; Massachusetts,
great rich man, more powerful than j paa* when the train came around the
• gain voted against the saloons and money cannot be allowed.
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Ohio, Harmon, 60.000;
The crash
the White Father at Waahington, who bend st a territn- rate.
Linn remains dry by a majority of
Oklahoma, . Cruce;
Colorado. . ___
Conspiracy is Charged.
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Shafroth;
exiled them, so they are turning to the | came just as Van Horn stepped from more than 500.
Clackamas,
now
Oregon,
West,
Wyoming,
Carey; ; Ala-
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trolley magnate for help. The ceme­ tetween the train and his car. He
Seattle Henry White, of Loa
wet," has refused to change its pet- relee,
and C. A. McKenx’ie and Charles
South Carolina.
ca|>ed injury, but has been removed to .
tery is near valuble hot springs.
Josephine county, now "dry,"
Jex“"> Colquitt; North
One of the moet touching dramas of his home in a state of nervous col- i haa given a majority of only 12 againat H Doughton, of Seattle, were arrest H1*“*'
Dakota. Burke, 3,000.
the generation was witne*e«d on War­ lapse.
the sale of liquor, but it ia reported a ed by a deputy Unit*«! States marshal
New York Commenting on the
re­
At the hospital are two unidentified
ner’» ranch a few days ago. when an !
a.»**
szsxi
wiivnu!
ivtuiiioi
rnvniij
—
on
indictment*
returned
recently
hy
contest will be entered in the effort to
the New York pa-
old man of the trite fell at the altar girls, whose injuries may prove fatal. throw out the vote in one dry precinct the Federal grand jury sitting at Spo *ult °r ,lr
men were
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rail of the deserted chapel of the old They are badly cut and physicians say on account of alleged irregularitiea.
kane. The
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“ • rebuke to
K<M
‘v,’H and a death blow
tends of 82.500 each.
White, Me >Th<2<K,orei B*
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*1'wit
Indian village ami begged the privilege they are injured internally.
Cooe. now "wet," it is reported, has Kenai* and Doughton are charged with 0
amb,tion •"<’ his new nationaL
of dying on the spot where hi* boyhood
I voted to oust the liquor dealers, but
bm.
Police Chief is Slain.
wa* spent, that he might be laid where
conapiring
to
defraud
the
government
the report could not te confirmed.
hi* forefather* alept.
Anadarko, Okla.
Police Chief W.
Lake county rcmaina "wet" by a by organising companies to take over
Roseburg Wants Bowerman.
Alaska coal claim* illegally filed upon
C. Temple wa* called to hi» door by an majority of about 60.
Roseburg Out of a total of 150
New Star is Discovered.
by
the
claimant*.
unidentified Mexican and fatally shot.
The home rule bill may rcaaonably
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votes ecainte-1 up to 11 -.30 o'clock Bow-
Boston The third new star to te He died in 15 mainute*. The shooting be expected to have pasaed, although
Gomez Threatens to Quit.
j erman had loo vote*. Indication* are
discovered at Harvard college observa­ came about an hour after six shot* the majority for the bill is not as great
that Bowerman will carry th.- county
Havana—La Discussion says a
tory in the last six weeks is announced were fired at a patrolman on Main as the majority against prohibiition.
... is
_ imminent,
_______ I Ac- by S00 vote* instead of 150 vote*, a*
by Pmfreeor Edward C. Pickering. street here by some person who wax ‘ The vote so far ns reported, including ; ioua political cristo
Hawley will win over
newspsper, Vice Preai- predicted.
Mias A. J. Cannon, of the observatory not found.
Multnomah county, is yea. 3,157; no, cording to the newspaper.
-lent Zayas, having called upon Presl- Bmith by 400 vote« in Douglas county,
The Mexican, who came to Anadarko , 2.271.
staff, found the star in an examination
Gome* to fulfill hi* pledge* made 'XB other Republican nominee* on the
of old photographic plates taken Aug- recently, appeared to be well educated.
Very meager returns
on other
gust 10, 'HO. It appears in the constel­ About 300 men from Anadarko are amendments are in from the state two year* ago to recognise Zaya* a* »tote ticket will outdistance their op-
lation Sagittarius from that date un­ acattered over the county searching for outside of Portland, but in that city the presidential candidate of the Uni- tenent*. Roaeburg will' probably go
Owing to the
til October, 1911.
The observatory him and if he is found it ia feared that woman’* suffrage ha* been defeated ted Liberal faction* and President Go- "wet" by 200 vote*.
me* having shown no disposition to keep ’low count it will be impossible to
has received advice* from Captain T. a lynching will result.
two to one and a like majority haa
the pledge, is reported to have threat- determine the result* in detail I for
E Dewitt Vorder, superintendent of
been rolled up against the separate
ened
to disrupt the party and even to some time.
Mail-Order House Pay*.
the naval observatory, that Cenilii's
district measure.
Portland ha* given
comet was observed on Novemter 11.
Chicago— A 310,000.000 "melon” strong approval to the Eastern Wash­ resign the vice presidency.
15 Burbon* Win in Ohio.
wa* decided on by the directors of ington asylum bill, has voted against
Blackmailer Has Reason.
Federal Finance* Good.
Sear*. Roebuck Co., the
stock of a constitutional convention and all
Cleveland, 0.- Final unofficial fig-
Washington
Peter Lillijohn, who which firm is listed on the New York ' three tax amendment* have been fav­
Washington The beginning of this ure* on the Ohion election show that
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wrote a threatening letter to John D. and Chicago exchange*. The director* ored. The employers’ liability bill baa month has brought an improved condi­ the Democrat* have elected 15 out of
Rockefeller, demanding 350,000, was voted to recommend a stock dividend • 'strong lead in Portland, all county tion of government finances showing 21 congressmen. The Cleveland New*
held to the grand jury In 11,000 ball. of 33 1-3 per cent on the common stock division bills have been disapproved, a surplus of more than 3700,000 as figures Judson Harmon, Demoerrt,
The prisoner said he had no home and 1 #
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tel the normal school bill* seem to against a deficit of 32,500,000 a year has been re-elected governor by a plu­
wanted to be arrested to obtain shelter. 1, 1911.
have carried in the city.
rality of 80.770.
Agreements Signed by Express
Companies and Drivers
Republicans Get Both Represen­
tatives In Congress.
Democrats Gain 56 in House
and Lose Only Six.
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NINE KILLED; MANY INJI RED
IN TROLLEY CAR SMASHED
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