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HOURS
PORTLAND. Oro.. Nov. 2. With
(ill cnndldntoi or nil imrtles worklrtK
fcvorlshly among tlio voters ns tlio
flnnl drty proceeding tho Ronernl
state election opened, principal In
tercut centered today In tho prohi
bition question nnd tho fight (or
United States senator.
While pnrtlBnng of tho "dry" nnd
"wef camps respectively each made
positive claims of victory, most ob
servers contented themselves with
saying that cither victory or defeat
for prohibition need surprise no ono.
It was conceded that tho "dry" vote
would be proportionately greater out
sldo Portland nnd Multnomah county
thnn hero and few claimed Multno
mah for tho "dry column. Prohibi
tion advocates expected, they said,
to obtain n heavy majority outside
Multnomah. The main element of
uncertainty lay In tho women's vote,
to bo recorded now for tho first time
in u general election.
Ilooth, republican; Hanley, pro
gressive nnd Chamberlain, democra
tic Incumbent, each confidently pre
dicted his own election ns senator.
.Ml started early on their final dny's
round of cntnpalnglng which wero
planned to carry them into tho night.
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MOUNT
VESUVIUS
AGAIN N
ERUPTION
IN ALL STAR GAME
A jiootl-siied crowd is in nttcntl
iiiioo Huh nftcrnoon to ec tlio All
Stur Imscball game. Tes-erenu start
ed to pitch for tlio National nnd was
forced to retire, Vntiphn of the Chi
on ro Cubs tnkin? his nlnct?. fitchcll
of tlio Cleveland Americans pitched
for the American tonm. There wan
c(inidcnihlo heavy hitting and spots
of brilliant fieldinp. In tho eighth
inning1 the score wns 9 to '2 in favor
of the American team.
COAL IN PACIFIC
LONDON, Nov. 'J, 7::0 n. in.
German merchantmen regularly pro
vide Ourmnn oruiser in the Pacific
with coal nnd pn Won from Chilean
ports nnd fttniHi Japanese vnrlii
with wireless information, iiceonling
to the Times correspondent at Sunti
ngu, Chile.
The correspondent says that tho
merchantmen obtain "leave to depart
from the ports by f;ile ilccmriitioii
regarding their destination to the
Chilean authorities.''
RUMORED THAT ITALIAN
CABINET HAS RESIGNED
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LONDON, Nov. 2, 2:15 n. m. Tho
Italian cabinet has resigned accord
ing to a dispatch from Rome to neu
ter's clegram company.
Tho Italian cabinet has suffered
from the same division of opinion ns
exists in tho country at large. Italy's
neutrality has been hpprovod by the
whole cabinet, but Micro existed
among tho ministers two opinions, as
in tho country, the ono favoring mili
tary preparations nt any cost, and
the other supporting tho Idea that the
risk of Italy becoming Involved
through theso measures was dispro
portionate to any advantage she
might gain.
By thoso holding tho latter opinion
it has been pointed out that Italy
would become stronger dally and
would be ablo to push her claims at
tho right moment, possibly without
recourse to arms.
A definite decision regarding tho
ministerial crisis awaits tho return of
King Victor Emmanuel, but tho gen
eral opinion Is that Premier Salan
dra's task will not bo limited to tho
appointment of new ministers of tho
treasury and foreign affairs, tho lat
ter offlco made vacant by the death
of Marquis VI Ban Glullano. It is
argued that a ministry thuu reformed
would still lack homogenlty, tho no
Bonce of which caused tho resignation
on October 9 of General Grand! as
minister of war and then tho resigna
tion of Slgnor Itublni.
The bellof is held hero that tho
king will entrust Premier Salandra to
orgunlro a new ministry. In this way
tho premier would bo free to select
ministers of u mind to meet tho pres
ent situation with unanimity.
MARTIAL LAW IN .
EGYPI PROCLAIMED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Martini
law was proclaimed liv Great Itritniu
today throughout I'jrynt. An official
notification by the Hriti-h chnruc
d'affaires nt Cniro was dolUcred to
American diplomatic ngrnts there.
On orders from London the com
tnnndcr in chief of the HritMi ferce:
took command of the general sitiin
(ion with orders to suppress nil out
breaks.
THOUSAND BET
ON CHAMBERLAIN
I'nable lo seeitre tiny Hooth money
in Medfonl, u thousand dollars wns
sent lo Portland Monday to be waged
upon George H. Chaiuberhiiu by the
senator's Medford partisans. It wns
Mirrenllv repotted that there was
plenty of Hooth monev in Portland,
hut it was found difficult to place the
thousand, nnd the .?:I0,I)00 story sent
out by Chairman Moores proved to he
for eiinitmign effect only. Over ."l)()(l
daily has been offered tut Chamber
lain nt Portland for n week with no
Inkers-.
Much morn betting is being done on
tho Suiith-Witliyeombe contest, and
local democrats profess to have
plenty of Smith money, hut demand
odds.
BEAR.CREEK VALLEY
IS
JOHN D. TO AID DESTITUTE
G, I), DoIimiii. n prominent banker
and business man of Des Monies, In.,
has botit.'ht forty acres of the Mar
shall brothers' Intel, Hear creek bot
tom laud, two miles northeast of the
city. Mr. Oolis-m will retain about
.limitary I to make his pcrmiiiirut
home in this xnllcv with his family.
The stile wns mode lv Homos Invest
incut company. Mr. Dohsott said:
"Lund is offered here, considering
udvuutuges, fhenper than miy other
tiltice. Hear creek bottom land can't
he bent in America. It isn't mudu any
better."
lie thinks if land in Itogtin Ittver
vulley continues to he offered tit the
prices quoted him many of his
friends from I own will he inte-"sted.
NHABITANTS FLEE
NAPI.KS, in Home, Nov. 2, 12:."il
u. m. Mount Vesuvius is again in
eruption and (lie inhabitants in its)
vicinity have become greatly ulumiod.
Sundnv special prayers were made
nnd processions of people .Went1 (6 fit
votrti shriue.H an it repetition of the
'disaster of Will) is feared.
The nelivit of (he nlcnuo first
heettme manifest by deep detonations
and rumblings. This was followed ,hy
gigantic columns of. .stuololjmf.Miu
thereafter tin iihuiidauL eruption of
lava began.
The last set ions eruption of Mount
Vesuvius occurred in the sprjng of
1110(1. Several village were destroy
ed and the propeity loss was estimat
ed at $20,0(10,000. About ."00 per
sons were killed mid ."lO.OOO were ren
dered homeless. Munv nations, espe
cially the I'tiited States, ra-nl aid to
the sufferers.
There have been several eruptions
since 100(1, hut till were of a minor
character and no serious losses resulted.
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Mim'KIt HAIIIKS
The crusndo for better babies linn
spread from count to coast, and taken
firm hold of American .Mothers. Few
women renllxo how mui'lt, tho III
health of the mother ItifUiunces the
unborn child, both physically anil
mentally. Women wliomtffer front
mstertoiiB pains, Imckn.'ruo, nervous,
ness. mental depression, headaches,
etc., should rely onM.ydln K. I'lnk
limit's Vcgetnhld .Compound, made
from roots nnd herbs, which for near
ly forty enrs has been tho standard
remedy for these ailments. Adv,
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CUT THIS OUT
Vote
And tako to the polls.
Yes en:
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Vote No on other measures.
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CHILO GETS SICK
FRENCH REPORT PROGRESS
(Continued from Page l)
who aro in possession of tlio heights
on (ho right bank of tho Alsno also
resulted in failure. The sanio out
coino attended eovornl night attacks
delivered on tho heights of the high
way Dos Dames.
Offensive IlepiilscI
"In tho region of Hhelms be
tween tho region of the Argonno and
tlio Moubo mid on tho heights of tho
Mouso, thoro was noticed yesterday
a rccrudosconco of activity on the
part of tho enemy's heavy artillery.
Tho bombardment of thoso pieces,
however, did not eIiovv any appre
ciable result.
"On our right wing nn offensive
movement of recounalssauco by tho
enemy on Nomony was repulsed,
"In tho Vorkcb, in addition to tho
fact that wo havo ro-cuptured tho
lieJKhU which dominate Mount Salute
Marie, we havo mado progress in
the rglon of Han do Hapt, wlmre wo
twsjwpy (ho poult Ioiih from which tho
artillery ut (oh enemy has been bom.
CROSS
FEVERISH
IF
COSTPT
A laxatlvo today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
tako tho time from play to empty
their bowels, which becotno clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish;
stomach sour.
Look at tho tonguo, mother! If
coated, or our child Is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat haertlly, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment
give a teaspoonful of "California Sy
rup of Figs," and then don't worry,
because it is perfectly harmless, and
In a fow hours all this constipation
poison, sour bllo and fermenting
wasto will gently move out of tho
bowels, and you havo a well, playful
child again. A thorough "Inside
cleansing" Is oftlmes all that Is neces
sary. It should be tlio first treatment
glvon in any slcknoss.
Doware of counterfeit fig syrups,
Ask your druggist for it CO-cent bottlo
of "California Byrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, chll
droit of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed on tho bottlo. Look
curofttlly and seo that it Is made by
tho "California Fig Hyrup Company "
- Adv.
is evident that the first trouble is ex
pected to arise in Kirvpt. where, it is
said, the khedive intends to ask
Great Hritnin fur an explanation of
her attitude toward Turkey.
Berlin claims that "Turkey was
forced to throw in her lot with Ger
mnnv because the porte recognized
that nn entente victory would mean
the disruption ot the Jurki-lt empire
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EDFORD
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with d cold alWa). (rare
with onstiin'.iiniple, Armenia and 'torpid liver: delifycd, fcrnwntlnf,'
Turkestan going to Ititsiu, Arabia to
England utid Syria to France. On the
other hand, in the event of the defeat
of the triple entente nations, Turkey
was lo be guaranteed territorially to
be given aid in eoiKpteriug the Cau
casus and Kgypt nnd bo given per
haps something more.
MULTI-MILLIONAIRES INDICTED
(Continued from par I.)
pnuy, the Huston Railroad Holding
company, the Hillard company and
the Xew Knglnnd Steamship com
pany, through their influence, credit
and funds to iuuoso upon the other
concerns contracts ami working ar
rangement, which would insure mon
opolization of commerce "in hnrinony
with the designs of sueh conspirators."
uaisy
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food fiti tho bowels or sour,
stomkeh.
Poisonous matter clogged In tho. In
omjiicH, instead of being cast out, of
tint' system is re-absorbed Into tuu r
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue It causes con
gestion and that dull, throbbing,
sickening hendacho.
Cascarotsmtuedlatoly cleanse tho
stomach, remove tho sour, undigested
food and foul gases, tako tho excess
bllo from the liver and carry out all
tho lonstlpntctl waste matter and
poisons In tho bowels. ,
A Cascarct tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. Tlioy
work while you sleep n 10-cent box
from otir druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
nnd bowels regular for months.
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Rheumatism
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with to ay 1 tl.tnk It on of
tlio Uit of bouM-hold renuxliei. I
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fuuilin wwlit with rbeumatUm,
have been treated by doctor who
did their bet. I h4 irot alept for
the terilbl pln for.MVri nfbt,
wbrnrny wUitrna' email bottl
of the Mnlment and thru apnlfca-
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