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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OH EG ON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 0. 1012,
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OREGON
GIVES
WILSON LEAD
RESULT CLOSE
Lane Leads With Selling Second In
Senatorial Race With Bourne
Trailing Laffcrty Re-elected to
Congress From Portland.
Frank L. Tou Velle, Elected County Judge
Returns from County Districts Slow
Owing to Length of Ballot Voted
Upon.
PORTLAND. Nov. . According
to a compilation of state returns nt
J'2:30 p. m.f A. W. Laf forty is re
elected to congress; Hen Olcolt i an
easy winner for f.ccrctnry of slntc,
John D. Mickle elected state dairy
, niiil food inspector; Clyde Aitehison
re-elected railroad commifsioncr;
Robert Kakin re-elected supremo jus
tice; N. J. Sinuull elected to congress
from the second district and V. C.
llnwley to the first district.
Harry Lane, democrat, and Hen
Selling, republican, arc still fighting
for the scnatorship. Jonathan Bourne
present incumbent, is hopelessly out
of tho running.
The presidential result is still in
. doubt with indications that Wilson
will have n slight lead over Roose
velt. Tho colonel is running strong
in many districts, however, aud pro
gressive leaders now claiming Ore
gon. "We are not "willing to concede
Oregon to Wilson," declared h. M.
Leppcr, secretary of tho Roosovclt
progressive stato central committee.
'Wc believe this state will bo found
in the bull moose party column."
Returns still are lagging on ac
count of tho cumbersome ballot, with
Mate wide indications that women's
Miffrage carried, and capital punish
ment retained.
Single tax for Multnomah county
is already doomed.
PROGRESSIVES HOLD
COUNCIL OF WAR
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HODGE AND USTER ASHUND PHONES
NECK AND NECK FOR CORONER
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 0. Tho
result In tho governor's (li;ht was
still In doubt at noon with the three
candidates ruunttiR neck and nocki
Lata rctuns honeier hIiow that'
Hodge la gaining over l.lstor, and
liny U apparently dropping wall Into
the third position. Llstor him n
small load on-the fiu'c of returns at
ready In. j
Progressives are claiming tho clco J
Hon of Dun Landon over Congress
innn Humphrey, republican.
Tho majority of tho stato progress
itlvo tlckot la probably olected. and
thoprogresslvo ticket In this county
hn won.
Mayor Noll of Aahland telephoned
"Medford for tho coroner thin morn
lug Raying that ho would probably
bo needed tor poltlvnl funornli.
Mayor Canon of Medford volun
teered to send nil tho crupo In tbn
city, a hcaran nnd Huh Newberry to
drtvo It and nil tho poll-bouruiH nccote
snry.
Tho offer wit accepted.
SHIP WILSON'S BODY
TO INDIANA FOR BURIAL
GRANTS PASS WEI; "
' HANNAS LEAD SLIGHT
j. THISRrJECTIO
snuHutaa
(WANTS PASS. Ore., Nov. it.
Plirlilll mlnriiri itn1ii.il ttt Mint (liniitu
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0 The body Pass hax tit ml wet. The district
of former IViled.. States Senator nttoruev fight i close, with iudieii
John I. WiNou of Seattle who died tionx that Manna will oarry tho conn
lio.ro of heart failure, will he taken, y by from f0 to 100, iihliougli fuller
to his former home in Indiana. returns may nivei-se the lemilt.
IN LINE FOR TEDDY
LOS ANGELES, Cat., Nov. C
Three hundred and forty-four com
plete precincts In Loa Angeles coun
ty give Roosevelt, 30,499; Wilson,
24.795; Debs, 10,450. Chnfln, 2054;
Tatt. S60.
This Is a gain for Roosevelt ovor
tho earlier returns.
Tho race between Bell, republican,
and Ralph Crlswcl). socialist for con
gress in tho ninth district. Is at
tracting great Interest. Dell has a
slight lead but the count fs very In
complete. Incomplete returns Indicate that
the.racctrack gambling bill has been
defeated tn Los Angeles 2 to 1. The
free textbook amendment won a
sweeping victory.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Hull moo-c
leaders held a war council at pro- DDVAM PflMPDATIII ATCO
grcssivc national headquarters to- Dillill UUnUUn ULM LO
uny, ami then sent Uovcnior Johupon
of California, defeated candidate for
vice president, and Gifford Pjnchot
to sco Colonel Roosevelt at Oybtcr
Hay. Senator Dixon, national chair
man and George W. Perkins attended
the conference. Governor Johnson
today declined further common U on
tha returns,
"I am going back to California to
go to work," lie said.
He plans to return from Oyster
Bay this afternoon and leave for the
coast at 4 o'clock.
Despite' defeat, Senator Dixon
fairly oozed optimuni and cuthusinbin
today.
SUFFRAGETTES CLAIM
PRINCETON, N.
at noon
J Nov.
that he
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liad not
DETROIT, Midi.. Nov. C For the
first time in (Im count the vote on
the woman suffrage amendment
hhowed against vote for women this
afternoon. Upwards of 400 precincts
iu tho stute tetalled:
Yes 51,910; No 52,153.
Tho huffragcttes were htill confi
dent of victory oit later returns,
KANSAS MAY JOIN
DEMOCRATIC
TOPEKA, Kuns., Nov. O.-Com-pleje
returns being received this af
ternoon show that thu raco between
Roobovolt tind Wilson is voryNdobO
mid tho ourly ind,icutiotis op tho in
complete returns of u walk-away for
tho colonel uro entirely upset. Root,o
volt wus lending in -178 complete pro
ciiiclrt by only 1,851 uud the dumo
cruls uro claiming thu btate.
Billy Kent Re-elected
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Nov. C
Delated roturns received hero today
from Humboldt Indicate that William
Kent, Independent progressive, has
boon re-olectod to congress In the
first district. Utitl tbeso returns
we pa received, tho result xemalucd lu
doubt, Kent and Judgo Zumwalt,
dwuipcrat, running ueck and ueck.
son said
formed any definite plans for tho
near future.
"I will be here tho rest of tha
week," ho said, "but after that I havo
made no arrangements."
Asked it he would call a special
session of congress to meet Immed
iately after March 4, Governor Wil
son said:
"I havo given no thought to mat
ters of that character. I am not on
a hair trigger."
A telegram was received from
William J. Bryan today as follews:
"You have carried my stato, my
city and my election district. Your
success here adds to my Joy In your
national victory."
O'GARA TO SPEAK
TO STATE SOCIETY
Prof. O'Gara has received tho fol
lowini; from the state horticultural
heciety:
"When you tell our .society of your
successes in controlling fruit trou
bles through organisation, you may
include any kinds of trouble in the
category that you know are helped
by co-operation or through organiza
tion. Co-operation among fruit growers
is t,uccesful only from the viewpoint
of business profits. When it is based
on sentiment, nuitc otherwise.
When growers want fratcrualisra,
they cifn join the Odd Fellows or if
thev want .socialism they can join the
f. W. W.
Wo expert a strong meeting. There
arc not many topics on the program,
but u'ti hope thev will be illutuiuating.
Probably there will be some radical
changes proposed in the horticultural
laws of the state.
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SA,N FRANCISCO, Cal Nov. C
Indtcatlona throughout tho stato to
day arc that Governor Hiram John
son w(ll retain a friendly legisla
ture, completo returns from San
Franclttco, uhowlng six of tho eight
republican asKomblymou elected In
tho progreidVG column.
Flvo democratic aipscmlhyniun go
to Sacramento this year.
Tbreo of the eight republicans aro
re-elected incumbents who havo al
ready aided Governor Johiibon In
putting through his progressive legislation,
DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
TRIAL IS RESUMED
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud Nov. .
Tho dynamite conspiracy trial alter
one day to allow tho juror to vote,
was resumed toduy with tho reading
of more letterH ulleged by the govern
went to havo been written by tho de
fcudaulti to John ). leNamara uud
Frunk M. Ryan. No lotters that Oin
trict Attorney ililler did not refer to
iu hie opening statemeut were read.
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DOUGLAS BY 200
ROSKni'RG, Or., Nov. G.-Pnrtial
returns at noon indicate that C. K.
Whislcr has carried DoiiIuh county
for joint repreoentative by 200 plur
ality over C. K. Rcjimea, who curried
the city of Rooburg. Whihlcr ran
behind liis ticket largely on account
of the activities of the suffragihtH.
DEMOCRATS SWEEP
NEW MEXICO BY 5 000
SANTA FE. N. M.. 'Nov fi. Lat
est roturns, Incomplete merely veri
fy earlier indications of a swooping
democratic victory in New Mexico.
Tho pluralities or Wilson and Har
vey Ferguson, democratic nomlnfce
for congress, will appoxlmato 5000.
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