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)L. XVI.
SALEM, OREGON, TUKSIUY, XOVKM11KK 0, 1000.
NO. SMB.
E A VY VOTE BEIrtG POLLED TODAY
O BOARD APPOINTMENTS ARE YET MADE
LECTION
IS STILL
IN DOUBT
teautiful Indian Summer Weather Pre
vails I hroughout Most of the Country
and Enormous Vote Is Being Polled
Seldom litis thero been ns much excitement hi tho United Stntoa
over nn election In an off-year. All the States, except three, elected
I congressmen, nnu stnto tickets wore selectod In nenrly all of thorn. In
I some of the Btntes pnrty lines wcro not drawn closely, and It Is almost
Imposlsblo oven at this hour to forecast the result with any dogreo of
certainty.
In Now York, tho greatest excitement provnlls, and the conditions
are so new and unprecedented that tho result Is wrapped In unccr-Italnty.
In tho West, the hottest campaigns wcro waged In Idaho and Utah,
whero Mormonlsm was made an Issue. Prosldont Roosovolt Is taking
a personal hand In tho light In thoso States.
or ho would forcibly removo their
badges.
Hot Times, lu Memphis.
I Memphis, Tenn., Nov. C. Every
blltlclnn In tho city today defied
be orders of Mayor Malone and
keyed Vice-Mayor Walsh. Gover
or Cox was asked to order out tho
illltln to assume control of tho clec-
lon. Malone Is supporting the re-
Drm legislative ticket, nnd Walsh is
llth tho liberals. When tho mayor
Hed to nssumo control of tho police,
nnd ordered a re-nsslgnmont of pa
trolmen, Chief Chnvcr refused to
obey. The chief was suspended, nnd
Captain Perry appointed chief. Tho
men then quit. Perry resigned af
ter two hours, In tho menntlmo be
ing suspended by Clinver, who sold
his own suspension was illegal. Ma
loeo appointed Sergeant Hays chief
of police, and Issued n stntcmont
saying tho police should oboy him
GAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Offers n unind assortment of llnuitlful new up to date Merchandise
i at extremely low prices during this sale UKAI) OX
Quiet lit Texas.
Austin, Tex., Nov. G. Election
day in Tcxns is generally fair nnd
warm. The early voting was light.
Indications nro that the vote will bo
light, despite tho offortB of tho load
ers of both paitlos to shako tho
Hushes. Tho split In tho Itcpubll
enn ranks took out all uncertainty.
In Mlrhlgnu. '
Detroit, Mich., Now C Fine
weather, coupled with tho Interest In
tho mnyorallty race, brought out n
big voto this morning. Tho stnto
vote is largo.
Johnson's Klcctloti Claimed.
St. Paul, Minn., Nov. C Ucnutl
ful weathor, and n heavy voto Is be
ing polled In the ontlro stnto, tho
main Issue bolng tho governorship.
Tho re-election of Johnson Is clnlmcd
ns certain.
IHg Voto In Colorado.
Denver. Nov. C. Extraordinary
efforts nro mndo to get out a big voto
Iteports from nil over tho stnto In
dlcato tho efforts aro successful.
Dotting still favors tho Republicans
slightly. Indications In Now Mexico
Uio "silk stocking" precincts began
early nnd Is heavy. Over one-third
of tho total registration lu many
precincts voted before 9 o'clock.
John D. Rockefollor voted nt S:20
When naked what ho thought of tho
efcctlon, ho snld: "I hope- for tho
bjV Hughes voted boforo 8
O'clock. His father. Rev. Dr. D. n.
Hughes, voted soon nftorwnrdB,
Many members of wenlthy nn'd well
known families wore nrrosted nnd
forced to prove their rcsldouco bo-
fojm bolng permitted to voto. Hearst
Jsjcinlmlng 200,000 plurality In New
York City. He snys thero Is dangor
that tho opposition will try to count
mm urn. up mo sinie.
BENSON AND
STEELE IN
NO HURRY
State Treasurer and Secretary Elect Not
Prepared to Determine Where the
Changes Are Needed
lltrt Cry Fraud.
r hlnnrrn Vn I? . rwt, ..... I-.1 Iirt .
i '"' ,u" " "u " no iar as i nm concerned, nnu I
wann with pnrtly 'cloudy wonther. think Stnto Trcnsurer-olect Steolo Is
A heavy early voto was polled. Tho of tho Bnmo opinion, It Is pretty snfo
ipijowors or Hearst claim much to Btnto that thero will bo no banrd
fraud Is bolng porpotratod, nnd do- nppolntmuntB mndo until after tho
cinro tno intioponucnco Longuo tick- leglslaturo convenes," Bald Secretary
el Is swooping tho country.
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Snn Fr
of Stnto-e'lect P. W. Ilonson, who Is
,ln tho city for n couplo of days to
In California. look nftor tho dotnlls ot furnishing
rnnclsco, Nov. G. Idonl clcc- his proBpcctlvo homo preparatory
Hon wonthor provalls throughout to movlnit to Salem. 8tato Troniur.
California, and n hoavy voto Is ox- or-olect O. A. Steolo, of Oregon City,
pocted. Tho onrly morning voto of Is also In tho city loeklni: un a. suit-
San Francisco nnd Onklnnd Is hoavy. nblo houso for tho occupancy of his
Everything polntB to n groat voto at family during his Incumboncy.
DKM&KACVH IMUMIHIXO LKADJW.
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Dress Goods
And Silks
Thousnnds of yards of beauti
ful Dress Goods and Silks now on
sale In nil tho new Plaid effects.
Dark RedB, Drowns., Cardinals,
Navies and Macks.
50c Fancy Plaid DrCss GoodB,
yd 33 c.
S5c Grey Panama Dregs Goods,
yd 59c.
85o Largo Plaid Grey Dress Goods
yd 59c.
11.25 Cloaking, 56-ln -wide heavy
yd 75c.
91.25 Groy Plaid Cloaking, 56-ln
wide, yd $125.
12 00 Imported Cloaklngs in nil
the beautiful Grey Plaid effects,
dark Reds, Navies, Dark Greys.
Modes Dark Purple, White and
Black, yd $1.49.
Beautiful new Silk, yd 25c, 39c
and 49 c.
91.50 yard wide heavy Black Taf
feta Silk for petticoats, yd 98c
91 35 Fancy Dress and Walstlng
8Ilks a grand assortment, yd
69c, 75c and 85c.
Cloaks Suits
Our trade in this department
has been a wonder wo keep tho
express people busy hauling new
coats to our storo very day.
98.50 Long Coats la Fancy Plaids
94.95,
91 2. W LoBK coats la Fancy
Plaids,, $ 8.50.
915.00 Lone Coats la Fancy
Plaids, JflO.SO.
918.00 Long Black Coats, 9.90
and 912.50.
12 Up to date 8ults, price 97.90
'18 Up to date Suits, "urlce 912.50
Men's Underwear
200 doron to select from In
wool, cotton nnd merino, all
priced away down for this sale.
Men's heavy fleeced lined Under
wear, 75c values, prlco 4Dc.
Men's all wool heavy Underwear
regular 91.50 values, salo price
98c.
Blankets and Comforts
Mountains of thorn to aoloct
from priced away down Com
forts all prices, 75c, 98c and
91.25; Blankets all prices 49c
75c, 89c, 91.25 and 91.49.
Better ones at small prices.
TRADE AT THE STORE
That Saves
You Money
100 doxen ladles' H. S. H'd'kTs
Special sale price 2c.
95.90 black and whlto largo Plaid
Silk Waists. Special prlco 93.95
500 yds Outing Flannel, yd Sc.
7 90 811k Petticoats made of a
heavy Taffeta Silk, all colors.
94.50. .
50 dozen Ladles' Golf Gloves in
fancy colorB and black, special
price pair, 25c.
100 down Ladles' heaTy fleeced
ribbed Underwear, 39c values,
price 25c .
5Q dotea Ladles, black cotton
Stockings fleece lined, price
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SOT, MY FRiEHDS,
We HAfS OUR
LTTL MLLF
TO LAt
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"In the moantlmo wo nro studying
tho conditions In tho different Insti
tutions and dopnrtmonts, nnd will
probnbly not bo lu a position to de
cide upon what chniigos, If nny, nro
to bo mndo, aro necessary, in ordor
to Improvo tho service"
Mr. llonson leased tho P. II,
Snuthwlck Htory-nnd-n-hnlf cottngo
on Contor stroot, between Capital
nnd Twelfth Btroots, nnd ho nnd hln
family will occupy It during his offi
cial sorvlco. Ho Is tnklnir mensuro
nionts for cnrpols nnd arrnHRlng far
tho furnlohlng of tho houso, nnd will
purchaso nil noodod furnishings In
this city.
Tho most serious question with
which tho now stnto olflclnls hnvo to
wrontlo at tho present tlmo Is ns tQ
which of thorn, tho slnto troasuror
or secretary of stato, will docldo to
ho cuBlodlnn of "Houso Bill No,
104," which was Inaugurated In tho
'70s, nnd hns becomo -n pormnnont
flxturo In tho capltol IiuIMIrk durlns;
tho jjcalajiBQ(ho lcslBlnturo. It
hns nlways boon rustomnry for tho
stnlo treasurer to act n custodian
of this precious document In years
-past, hut, on ncrount of his oxtrotuo
prohibition tondonetPH nnd tho dnn
gor of bringing down tho wrnth of
tho total nhstlnanco pomilntlon up
on his henil, Mr. Steolo would llko to
shirk this Important duty and shoul
der tho responsibilities upon Mr.
llenson, hut tho latter respectfully
declines to nssumo such n great re
sponsibility, nnd holds out thnt tho
dutloi of hln doonrtment nro already
too heavy to admit of nny additions,
without extra clorlrnl help.
g .TMiwTOKOWIXQ STORK.
MeEYOY RROS. aa&tfiS&l
for Joint statehood. Excolleut tho direct prlmnry Up to 9 a. in.
Arizona nnd New tho reports recolved Indlcntod that
inoro than half tho total voto will bo
polled by noon. Thore Is no disor
ders and no Irregularities In tho first
three hours of voting. Dots nro mndo
weather In both
Mexico.
No Intrrrat In Arkniiiuift,
Lltlo Rock. Ark.. Nov. 0. Weath
er throughout Arkansas perfect, but -s OJUott nt 4 to 1.
little interest expressed; voto ex-
tremely light. I lt-publlcmi Oil Wyoming.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 0. Tho
T x woathor Is clear with a high wind.
Heavy Utnli ote. Th(j vofo ,, be 2Q p?J. e(Jnt B,lort
Salt Lake City, Nov. 6. -Tho day of tho regigfi-atlon, which Is ton per
is clear nnd froBty, nnd tho Indira- cent hort of tho fUjj votlng strength
tlons aro that a very heavy voto will Tho Republicans will elect 50 of tho
bo polled. Tho State -will undoubt- cc' members of tho leglslaturo.
edly will go Republican, and will .
return joiepn iiowbii io conBrv.. Pollco Captain Amll.
,In Salt Lake City, whero tho Amcrl-J u,g,0lli Ky Nov. C. Pollca
Hala In Wuhliigtoii.
Seattle Nov. C Voters of Wash
ington -wore greeted with a steady
downpour of rain this morning. This
will reduco tho voto materially, par
ticularly In tho ranks of tho Republicans.
KnnsnB. A heavy voto was recorded
early. Tho congressional ticket Is
tho most Important factor, tho fata
of tho Missouri rlvor bolng nt stnko.
1 13. C. Kills sooks re-epctlon, prom
ising to Bocuro n good navigation
appropriation.
Vol' Hlouly In Idaho.
Uolse, Nov. C. Cloar, bright
weathor provnlls over Southern Idn
ho today; partly cloudy and colder
In tho mountain regions Voting be-
Uglit In WImcoiihIii.
Milwaukee, Nov. C.Drlxsllng
rain rnusoa a light voto. Tho stnto
bosses aro unable to account (or tho
lack of Interest. Thoro Is no disorder.
llvavy Ohio Vote.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 0. Tho
weathor Is favornblo, and a heavy
can
anii-wormon iicnei is uj, ,, Tnvi. nn.i iirnimiin Mr.
strong fight Is being made, and It H Cartjr woro nrmted thU morning,
believed that the American ticket cbargod wth jnterernK wlth tho
will win at least part of tho offloas. eecton
The contest is outer, anu irouuio oi
all kinds Is looked for.
Kan slowly. Tho registration was ( voto Is polled. Uallots aro cast rap
very heavy, except In tho southeast Idly, Indicating but little scratching,
counties, whore it la 30 per cent be-1 Tho rural voto In tho southorn part
low two years ago, notwithstanding of tho stnto Is heavy.
a 20 per cent Increaso In population.
Tivvr York Hrraks HeconU.
VotMl Too OfleH.
St. Louis, Nov. 6. Joseph II.
Hatton, a former detectlvo, was ar
New York. Nov. 6. A recora- rMttA. rhnrred with voting two
.breaking voto Is being cast hero to- namea from the same residence
day. The day is perfect. Tho lead- wjtjn 20 mlnutea. He fought tho
ers predicted the vote half In by 11 jpoUcemen, and was beaten Jnto sub
o'clock. Little betting Is apparent, I mission.
though a number pf .wagers were
placed on Hughes at 4 to 1. Long
before tho polls opened at 0 o'clock
Quirt st Ht. Louis.
St. Louis, Nov, 6, On account of
the, strenuous Influence of Folk and
tbo pollco commissioners this prom
ises to bo tho first election St, Louis
ever had when disturbances wero
started, but wero quickly downed,
Tho voto Is heavy, and both parties
claim tho victory. Jn tho eastern
part of tho state it Is expected the
Democrats will carry tbo rural dis
tricts, but the local Influences leave
tho city In doubt.
KcfHiMkAMS Ott IshHmm.
Indianapolis, Ind Nor, . Jun-
The rmWeut Vote.
Oyster Bay. N. Y., Nor, '6. The
line of voters were waiting. Tho prMtlfnnt vntad ballot No. 94 in IB like weather provalls ia tho southern
police are armed with -warrants forjo,,, He apparently lost no time! part of the state, aad it I fairly
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Uioso wno regisiereu mcfi-ii u vv j, ycraUBIQiT, ana it is surmwea nu.pitraxant. w inw nwiuviu iihw.
polllnff place. Blxjteen arrests wereTotod tho gtralght ItepubJIcaa tick
made the first hour. On the East ot followed the Presldeat.
Side rotes are cat at tka rate of one drOTa bj, COmln, Mra. J. West
a minute.
Hatfct CimUm Vk7.
New York, Nor. .--The rote Is
TUa rrcsldeat drove with his eoosin,
Mrs. J. Wet Koocevelt, aai boarded
a slal train at 19:39 e'ekxk aad
retHriMd to Waihlagtaa.
A
Republican victory, is certain, the
only question being tie size of the
plurality.
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Xsjwhm City,. Nor. , Plat
For JolHt Wtttihood.
Albuquerque, N. M., Nov, . Tho
weather conditions aro fine. Thero
Is a decreased vote in this city.
Statehood will get a majority, but
smaller than was anticipated.
Looks Llko Hell.
Ban Francisco, Nor. 0.-Repirt
from 27 counties up to noon- Indicate,
that Doll Is showing uuoxpotted
strength, a ad that his chances for
being elected aro far better than 1
In 4, Southorn couutleo, contrary
to expectations, failed to give Gliiett
In the morning voto tho support the
managers anticipated, and waay of
'JCofiad1i?hti.)'nj
lf J i t-lUfi
Morals to m xsmmmy wrtumr,
fOomM U WILL jUMMP Atft 04UD
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