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-"" 'vtrWTT I, St and Wednesday, fair. AIL Y CAPITAL SALEM, OREGON", WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1004 MO. 201. TWTTT. JQUBMAL- - -1 - - r c SSOURI CARRIED BY y:i -fW ROOSEVELT Isevelt's Vote Will Be the Greatest Ever Cast for a Presidential Candidate Increase in Congressional Majority ELECTORAL VOTE POR ROOSEVELT California 10 Colorado .. " Connecticut 7 Delaware ...... . . 3 Idaho , 3 lllinoi i. .... 27 Indiana 15 H-t 1 1 1 1 8-II H I II 1 8-fr ; (Bbicago, Nov. 0. Messages . . s Ted by Chairman Tawney ' iTSt. Louis, late this after- j on, state that Missouri is Re- . . jsaBlican on the national ticket . . BJf upwards of 10,000 plurality. ; ; iXha Republicans, howover, con- 0' , the election oi t oik lor . , govSraor by a safo margin. Tho t J Mlswarl stato Republican chair- laaafte quite positive as to his . c1sS5b for Roosevelt. ', '. iM i II I II 1 1 1 1 a I I Hi 8 1 IP Ifew York. rYork. Nov. 9. Higgins, Bepub- asTclected governor by between d 80,000 over llcrrick. Hig- urality up stato aggregates hilo Ilerriek in Greater New about 70,000. Hfork, Nov. 9. Tho latest re- i?ate that Boosoveit 's net i is about 107,000, this being Koro than tho stato gave Mc- fa 1000. Tho President's plu- ;regutes 203,000. Parker se- WP.000 plurality in in Greater fk, outside of Brooklyn. Boose- Fled Brooklyn by 1229. Indiana. Spoils, Ind., Nov. 9. Returns ling indicate that the stato is republican by 50,000 and may Ij&OOO. Tho Republicans hnvo two members of congress carry- Recond and 12th districts. Hnn- fgovernor, is running 5000 be- UtTOsevolt. sapolis, Ind., Xov. It. Chair- Sort left for Now ork today 3p tho affairs of the Democrat' ic national committee, after which ho will return to Indiana. Permanent headquarters will probably be opened in Iudianapolis, or at French Lick Springs. Taggart declined to make any statement today. Iowa. Des Moines, Nov. 3. Returns from the second congressional district, tho only doubtful one in tho state, shows that Dawson, Republican, is elected over Wade, Democrat, by 400 plurality. Roosevelt's plurality in tho state is ap proximated at 140,000. Every Republi can candidate to congress is re-elected, with an increased plurality, except in the first and second districts. California. San Francisco, Nov. 9.With only u few precincts to hear from tho Roose velt plurality in Cnllfomia will be be tween 05,000 nnd 70,000. Tho election of eight Republican 4ongremen is assured. Tho second district, which was in doubt, now shows a majority of sovernl hundred for idcKinley, Repub lican. Tho Republicans also make notablo gains in the senate and ns sombly, Colorado. Denvcl Colo. Nov. 9. The Republi can ticket is undoubtedly elected by 8000 plurality with Peabody running 2000 behind. Tho enormous number of scratched ballots will delay tho com plete returns until Into this evening. Missouri. St. Louis Nov. 9. Returns from Mis souri counties this morning indicate that Folk is elected by about 30,000 majority, and the rest of tho Democrat ic ticket by reduced' majorities. Roose velt carried St. Louis by 10SQ over Parker, nn inereaso of 1320 votes over MeKlnley's plurality in 1000. Washington. . Seattle, Nov. 0. Returns from the stato of Washington iridicnto that Roosevelt for President hns carried the stato by a plurality of 33,000, and tho indications nro thnt the final re turns will tend to increase these figures. Mend, Rep., governor, by per haps S000 over Turner, Dem. Wisconsin. Milwnukee, Nov. 9. Complcto re turns in tho city give Roosevelt 25, 209, Debs 17,093, Parker 10,278. Madison, Nov. 9. LnFollott carries Wisconsin by 45,000 plurality, running behind the nntional ticket by 5000. The legislature is Republican on join ballot, but Senator Quarles is doomod. Con gressman Babcock, who fought LaFol lett is apparently elected. On tho face of the returns ho has only a plurality of IS votes, nud this may be reversed. Minnesota. St. Paul, Nov. '9. Roosovelt carries Minnesota undoubtedly by 100,000 plu rality, nnd the entire Republican con gressional ticket is elected. Tho guber natorial contest is close. Tho Republi cans still claim tho election, but indi cations Yoint to tho success of Johnson, Democratic candldnto by a narrow mar gin. Maryland. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 9. Rotnrns nro coming in slow, but thoro is a strong probability of Roosevelt carrying tho state. Parker curried Baltimore by less thnn 500, tho smallest plurality in tho city's history. Utah? Salt Lake, Nov. 9. .Tho Republicans claim thnt Rooovelt will pull tho en tiro Republican stato ticket through, but this is not conceded by 'tho Demo crats who contend that his lead Is too Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland .... Massachusetts .. Michigan . . Minnesota . . Missouri ...... Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey .. . Now York .... North Dakota . Ohio Oregon ...... Pennsylvania . Rhoilo Islnnd . . South Dakota . Utah .. .. .. A'crmont Washington West Virginia , Wisconsin . . Wyoming .. .. OREGON WILL GIVE ROOSE VELT FORTY THOUSAND Marion County Plurality May Reach Three Thousand Prohibition Is Snowed Under 13 10 ll 8 10 14 11 18 3 8 3 4 12 39 4 23 i 34 4 4 3 4 5 7 13 3 Portland, Nov. 9. Oregon will give Roosevelt 40,000 plurality over Park or, according to tho best estlmntes at hnnd. Returns from nearby counties show a heavy increase in tho Republi can vote, and n corresponding decrease in tho Democratic vote. Tho Socialists polled imiro votes than at any tlmo since tho organization of thnt party. Tho Prohibition movement was de feated in almost every county, where a veto was taken, with th exception of Bentn nnd Coos, whoro majorities for the' now law were received. Jack son, Tillamook, Curry and Gilliam are nlso close, and it may tnko tho official count to decide. ANESE PRINCE ARRIVES IN AMERICA Mn$Friuiclsco, Nov. 9. Prince Fu- Sidlconflin to tho emperor of Japan, pV afjwclnl envoy to tho United tatejwrlved this morning on tho .eaatcx&anchurla. Ho was officially oltomedlbv tho Japanese consul nnd Port officials. Hundreds of Japanese gathered at the (looks to give tho dis tinguished visitor u rousing welcome. The prince is accompanied by an im posing suite, and leaves fur the Kast tomorrow. Hie Credit Bttye Keys Fox The Accomodation . ..e .,. ilia .KwHt extended to his neighbors. The only way to Saying goods that other people bought and failed to pay for la to at a cash store. e New York Racket fa strictly cash business. Not one dollars worth of goods out on Star aDDroval. Every article that leaves tho store must be paid for. ptsea from bal accounts to add to our prices. Our expenses are Ight in proportion to the business wo are doing. quantity of merchandise we use enables us to buy at the lowest quan. Brices. That's why we undersell "regular stores. US! II Goods, Shoes, Clotting, Underwear tYTHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY PLURALITIES IN 1900 The pluralities by which McKinley nud Bryan carried tho various states in HW0 are as follows Name of State Plurality Alabama, Dem -10,734 Arkansas, Dem 30,342 California, Bop 39,770 Colorado, Dem 29,001 Connecticut, Bep 28,520 Delaware, Bep 2,071 Florida, Dem 80,841 Georgia, Dem 40,(0fi Idaho, Dam .. . 2,S10 Illinos, Bop 9ltD4 Indiana, Bep S0,479 Iowa, Bep . 93,0-13 KiitiHHH. Ben SW.Sfl Kentucky, Dem 8,698 Louisiana, Dem JWI,4HS Maine, Bep 8,fll8 Man-land. Ben 13,941 MaMaebusetts, Bop 81,607 Michigan, Bep 101JS4 Minnesota, Bep 77,800 Mississippi, Dam 46,9M Missouri, Dom ...... 3781 Montana, Dam .... .......... 1,735 Nebraska, Bep 7,fj8 Nevada, Dem 2,510 New Hampshire, Bep 19,311 New Jenwy, Bep MW New York, lt 149,600 North Carolina, Dem ..., S4,QT1 North Dakota, Bep lf,J71 Obia, Bep .... 00,188 Oregon, Bep ....... 1 3,1 1 Pennsylvania, Bep ..i&SJW Bbode Inland, Bep 13,973 Seath Carolina, Dem 41,061 &Mlh Dsketa, Bep 14,980 Teest"" Dew 87 Texas, Dsw ISOftDt Utah, Bep V3" Venwat, Bep V710 Vlrgiaia, Dem Ml WhiagoH, Bp I-- 1S2 Wfi Virginia, Bep 81.137 Total 340 Tor Parker. Alabama 1 1 Arknnsns , . 9 Florida 5 Oeorgla ' 13 Kontucky I-1 Louisiana ' Mississippi 10 North Carolina 1- Houth Carolina ." 9 Tennosseo 12 Toxna I8 Virginia 12 T(jWl .133 small to justify tho claim. Owing to heavy scratching judges in somo of tho districts nrq still working this morn ing to complcto tho returns. It Is est! mated thnt Boooovclt will have 9000 plurnlity in tho state. Wisconsin. Milwaukee. Nov. 9. Karly returns show that Wisconsin goes for Boosevelt by 05,000 and LaFolIetto by 38,000. Madison. Nov. 9. Governor Lnl'ul letto absolutely controls the legislature, according to tho latent returns. -on-grpsoinnn Cooper may go to tho Heiiuto in placo of Quarles. Missouri. Kansas City, Nov. 9. With 5S out of 138 precincts in tho fifth congressional district to hour from this morning, Con grcwnmii Cowherd, chairman of tho DtHiioerutie congressional committee, had a lend of 800 votos ovor Kills, Ito publican. Kansas. Topekn, Nov. 9. Boosovolt's plural ity in Kansas will reach 90,000. Bight Bepuhliran congressmen ran even Viltn the tiekot. Ohio. Columbia, No. 0, The Bepublianns ihiw 1h1hi the solid Beongresslonal delrjiation, a gain of four seats. Boose hH' plurality MppmxImatfS 200,000. Wyoming. Cheyenne, Nov. 9. Uto figures give Koivelt SIMM) plurality, Memlel, for governor, OAOO and the Iwlanco of the ttiatc tlskot JIUOO to (WOO. The WHitest im I lie mpital Is very eloso. Nebraska. Lineoln. Nev. 9. Bryan twlay de- e)ioel to eomment on yasterday's ele- i.. .,. uh lie Raid lie nreferrod to await dftMils at the vote imfore expressing his "pinion. Hawever, ha denies the report tlwt i will xaet Watson ami llrt Ih New York In a week, or pro po organising a new party. WestVirKinia. Purkemburg, V. Va., Nev. 0.-B- turss are semiug in slaw, but the Imii eatioas are that Dawson, BepsbUean, is elected governar by a small majori ty, as compared with tho Presidential ticket. Cowherd Olves Up. Washington, Nov. 9.' What's the tee, it's getting worse," wW Chair man Oewherd ef the Demaeratie eon greesteaal Mmpaiga committee when aik.'l this m'-rning for estimates of lf- BepoUiean majority la fongress Returns in Salem. Tho result of tho election in Marion county came ns n surprlso to tho Be- publlcans, us well as tho Democrats. Kven tho most sanguine had hardly figured on a plurality for Boosoveit ox feeding 1000, and when tho returns commenced to come In It was evident thnt tho "cowboy" President was pop ular to tho extreme. The ipiesllou of county prohibition was thoroughly snowed under, almost every precinct In tho county giving de cisive majorities against the proposed law. Kvery Salem precinct, with tho exception of No. fi, cast a largo major ity against tho law. Tho ward workers on both sides u"'l '."very effort to get the voters to tho polls to cast their ballots for or against tho law, and in somo precincts tho total number of votes cast was far in excess of tho .Iimo election. In ward No. 2, there wero B24 ballots cast, wlillo In .Juno the vote on congressman wis 347. Tho vote In tho county will bo slightly In excess of tho vote in tho stato election. Last night at an early hour tho peo ple wero out on tho streots, and surg ing, enthusiastic crowds watched tho bulletin boards for tho returns. Tho far Kastern states sent tho first mes sages, owing to tho dlffcrenco in tlmo nnd tho early cloning of tho polls in many of tho states. Thoro was novor n gleam of comfort for tho opposition from tho timo that tho very first re turns were posted, and, ns tho hours flitted by, It became evident thnl Theo dore Boosevelt nnd Chns. W. "Fairbanks had carried tho solid North and West, leaving only tho "black bolt"' for tho Democratic candidates. Thoro .was music on tli,o streots by the Salem Mil itary band, accompnnlcd by fireworks,, tin horns nud loud cheering, in fact pandemonium broko looso at intervals throughout tho night. It was a good natured and sober crowd, nnd mndo up of men, women and children, nil bent on showing their patriotism and loyalty to tho great American lender. Tho re turns by precincts la ns follews: Salem No. 1 -Boosoveit 130, Pnrkor 34, for prohibition 73, against 91. Snlom No. 2 Boosevelt 414, Pnrkor 77, Debs 8, Swallow 19, Watson 2, for prohibition 181, against prolilbttlnn291. Salem No. 3 Boonovolt 133, Parker 31, Swallow 10, Dobs 10, Watson 1, for prohibition C8, ngainst .109. Salem No. 4 Boosoveit 207, Parker 45, Watson 1, scattering 28, for prohi bition 111, again 101. Snlom, No. 5 Boonovolt 129, Pnrkor 32, Swnllow 24, Dobs 10, Watson 1, for prohibition 124, against 73. Salem No. 0 Boosoveit 133, 1'nrk.or B0, Swallow 10, Watson 1, for prohibi tion 00, against 110. v ( Salem No. 7 Boosoveit 105, Parker 10, Swallow 12, Debs 11, Watson 3, for prohibition 57, ngnlnut R7. Sllvorton Boosoveit 101, Parker 41, Swallow 20, Debs 12, Watsou 32, for prohibition 54, ngainst I74. North Silverton Boosevelt 02, Park er 7, Swallow 10, Dobs 1, for prohibi tion 00, ngainst 42. Norcb Boosevelt 57, Parker 10 Swnllow 1, Debs lit, for prohibition 41,, against 42. f Sublimity Boosoveit, 82, Parky JJ2,. Swallow 3, Debs 19 for prohibition 33,. against 107. Stnyton Booiiovelt 10!i, Pnrkor 8(1, Swallow 24, Debs 28, for prohibition 107, against 115. Mncloay Hoosovolt, 01, Parker 11,. Debs 2, Watson 2, for prohibition 82,. ngainst 48. Scntts Mills-llnnsnvnlt 75,' I'nrker 21, Swallow 18, Dobs 1, for prohibition 50, ngainst 53. Hubbard BooHQVolt 121, Parker 10, (Continued on fifth pngo.) B JIKf7rgEm Tilth d -t'. vmiumi&li .Mmmmr Today's Sale Out Regular Wednesday Sale No. 20 An Kxceptlonal OnVring for Today Onh. Hplondld Clothes Blushes Solid Wood Backs Fine Untitles the Best Value Hver offered in Ba Iriii. Today Only . 9c Hosiery When these ehilly days eMN, we think of warmer hosiery. Up tit date, sorvlcoablii and eamfertablii hosiery for woman and ehiblren, at priees wliieh are appealing )HUiile they are oeoiiomltml. J0cto$2.50 Furs Hero are furs that have jwinod expert Judgment ami will stand comparison with the bot. PrUes most moderate to be found in the elty. 98c to $37.50 Neckwear We are showing some very smart new style lu the Kelser Stock cel lars and cuffs, also a new line of fancy embroidered turnovers. 25c to $2.50 Men's Clothing The finest assortment of njw and up-to-date suits nud ovcrgouts to be found in the city uro rlglit- hijre, ami our price are naturally lower than you'eau flml elsewhere, gto tliuse splendid bargains. $10 to $25 Shoes Women eau l just as mtuifmh able In h dainty shue us In n olumy una, and we are showing He tjf the prettiest shoe? ever manufu tured. Have yeu seen the new QUEEN QUALITY and GLORIA SHOES PiflgreeJMarJe : tor womeut They embody h tho newest haps in style to fit year feet. $3 and $3.50 SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE-PRICE 0A8H HTOBE. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR wob, Hep KWSl Wyoming Ilp . 4,-19 (Continued on fourth page.) nagifijy.jpL' ii rr'tiifftViftTiiri ' n;"; aftf r&Taiiwiria