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XVIII.
SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 1!. 1008
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i a
ENATORIAL ELECTION IS' VERY ClOS
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M. BUSHEY ELECTED COUNTS JUDGE OVER P. L. FRAZIEt
PRISE
SPRUNG
BY LILLEY
IAKES CHARGES
2S CONGRESSMAN HOU-
,13 OP ATTE31TT TO CALL
INQUIRYSAYS COMMIT-
WAS INFLUENCED.
PANAMA
REVOLT
IS NEAR
THREATEN CANAL
rnltert lrM Leased Wire.)
prbury, Conn., Juno 2. Con-
in Liucy, who forced tho seu-
situniarino boat lobby Inves
by congress. Issued a stale-
rom hltf homo lioro today that
mnn IJoiuollo of llllnota
BUSINESS MEN SEEK U. S. INTER.
VENTION MAY DYNAMITE CA-
REPUBLICANS MAKE
A CLEAN SWEEP
Wlllia fMaaaaaaiaaaMaMa)
Cake Holds Chamberlain Even In Mult
nomah County and Probably Carries
State
NAL "WORKS GUARDS
ROUND STOREHOUSES.
SUR-
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Pnnnmn. Juno 2. fConvrlchtod
1908 by United Press Associations.!
Never In tho polltlcnl hlatory of
mis country nng the sltMntlon boon
nt such n fovcr lient as It is todnv,
nor ha it over contained such nns.
'caU him off" by Infiuonco18lb,1,ltlc real dnngor.
to bear through Lilley'B1 T,1 ,,108t consorvntlvo buslnean
n nmi Mr T.iiiov I men aro nroulctlnc a. revolution und
to der'arcB that ho was op-' '0,,mnd,n' tno intervention of tho
fet pvo-y side In lila fight and Vn,ci State. .
l acted nlono and unaided and "" ot using uynnmito online
h 'one a he could for tho Panama canal works nro freely mado
w'fare. Ho says ho could nmj ll ,9 constantly feared that an
Idraw tho charges bocnuso he.?"0" w, ' ,nauo to blow up tho
they aro true. . nuiei kivoii.
ilatomont Includes a letter' ine prfsinoniini election win do
wn written t Mm T.ninv hv held tho mst week in June or the
dinger, which In part Is ns J J week In July Und It h expected
(that troub'o cortalnly will tako placo
Igressman Boutollo thon pro ai ,timo.
o mo that I tnlk over tho mat-' """ k us nnv men pinceu
li Mr. Ulloy and oxplnln to nround al tho store- housen whoro
nigu opinion mat tno mom- nvm ,v., i'u
tho committee hold for him Jlon l "elnS taken to prevont an out-
1 v. lie aui-iroRta thnt T toll . ""
The thine most desires! horo Is
that tho United States duplicate Us
action In connection with Cuba and
established military rule at once, as
suming control of tho Pannmanlan
I government.
Icy that absolutely nothing
. proved and get him to wlth
o charges. If tho charges
Undrawn everything would
t thoro and ovoryono "would
if "
v nmvv y Ttnriitmiti
claims that tho failure of Ul'wwi nuiiiir.iH.-ju
stigntlon was not becauso It I , " ' " "
osslbln to p-ov his charges, D rnuu-ibcw. juho -. i
u o o' tho nnworful lnfluon-'fe" Yno ftrrlyl1 h,oro Xfl"terdoy on
Kht to bear In opposition to the tcmnnr Acnpn'ro from Guate
mala today confirm !jo roport thnt a
.,u . revolution 1b Imminent In tho Con-
l.ETS .MATCHES; thlt n.i,iPrv ml- nt ' Prnnldont Cn-
.ed .w linVrt XfliA T-. " JB. 'n. JX
n lit.,). Tn.in o Xrro 'nUB IP ' "' " IV.unilu niiuniy Him
p Q.nin,"i 'lnt.ntnTtth take i his residence in Germany,
h, smith l 'iroHtrntou wltn ...... u u- ......i.nnn.i nnir.A
;or th? death of hor threo-l"-'. H. Prowle; who coU"s from
.fVr;"rpinno ( . i milSnn Jose do Guhtomala, says that
.'.?.?"".??. ?nicJ!-W: men who Incur Cabrera's cnnilty aro
. . -v -i-v IICUUD Ull Ull HIJ ' -,n4
In a lnriro box and sufforwl ".r nrominont mcn
. than 12 hours before she J J,r nr nmRS
Marion County and City of Salem Both
Carried Against Prohibition
Woman Suffrage and Single Tax Defeat
ed In the State, As Well As Most Ref
erendum Measures
Tlio MHto oloctloa hold Momtny ww cnile(o victory for; (ho Re
pulillcflns cm KtiUo ticket nnd congromcn, fund n largo nmjorlty In both
hoiiNiHi of tho U'glNlaturo.
IndlcHtioiiH itru tluit the Icglnlnturo will be h tlo on Statement No, 1
with chnnccs In favor of a majority for thnt principle,
Tho RonKlorohlp.
At noon Cuko wah holding Clmmbi'rlaln own In Multnomnh county
nnd Stato Cluilntwn Win. M. Cake, whllo rlMlmlng nothing bcllcvrn tho
Mtimtlon favomblo to IiIh brotlter ciUTjInic tho Ntato ovor CIihtuIhtIhIii,
At CluunlK-rtnln hcnflrpMirtcrti the ntnto It vIaIhuhI for Governor Clmni-
,brlnlu by two thouwmlV ' kj& .ft
Marlon county will probably give Cako a hinall majority,
Suiuntar)' in Marlon County.
Latest returns hulk-ate (hat Marlon county Imih elected tlm entire Re
piilIiciin county niHl-JcglKlntlve ticket. Win. M. Ilnihey carrien tho coun
ty fxr county Jinlo hy three to Ave huii(lrel on Hhowiug of incompCeto n
turiiH. Ckiiinty Coch Wet.
Uuoniclal retuniH hov that thin county Urn gone wet by about (100
majority, nnd nicm has-gono wet by about loo,
Voto oh Reforendum Measure.
Counting votes on tho 10 referendum measures Is slow work nnd will
not bo completed tho stato over until Wednesday. Early Indications
point to following measures having enrried:
Changing tlmo for holding state elections from Juno to Novcrabor.
Giving sheriffs custody of prisoners In Mriltonmah county,
Tho lower river Bulmon bill, and abolishing fish wheels.
Directing tho general assembly to ratify popular election of senators.
Restoring grand Jury system nnd abolishing district attorney bills,
Creating tho countw of Hood IMvor.
Indications aro thnt woman suffrage, tho university appropriation and
all tho other measures aro defeated, but tater counts may pull somo of
them through.
PORTLAND
RETURNS
AT NOON
CHAMBERLAIN LEADS
IN MULTNOMAH COUNTY HY A
SMALL VOTE AND IT ALL DE
1'ENDS OX THE RURAL PRE
CINCTS OF THE STATE.
United lrH heiued Wire.!
Portlnnd, Or., Juno 2. Chnmber
inln has in all probability carried
MuMnoinnh nnd tho stato his total
plurality over Cnko being estimated
ct not lo? thnn 1000.
Seventy-two precincts of Multno
mah county, of which 30 nro com
plete, glvo Chamberlain C1GC, Cako
4094, p. majority for Chamberlain of
172. These totnln comprise more
than ono fourth of tha voto cast in
iho coiintv. Assuming thnt tho samo
ratio continues In tho remainder of
tho count Chamberln'n will carry
Multnomah by GOO or 000.
Pnnnrtn f mm thn itnto nA till
CUamberlaln bas- plainly
carnuu .uflKcr, u:nnop, urooK, jrck
son, Clackamas, Wnco, Linn and
Lincoln nnd is runnlmr trong in
most of tho valloy counties.
Cako has a large trnjorlty In La no.
Doth candidates claim Marlon wl'h
tho back precincts yot to hen from.
Umatilla, according to Into re
ports, Is exceedingly close.
Cameron hats a heavy mnjorlty
ovor Word. Morrow has boon elect
ed Judge, defeated O'Day.
Partial returns from the stnto out
stdo of Multonmnh gave Cake8030,
Chamberlain 8Q7C, n lead for Cham
berlain of G4C,
TO GO
of th re-
ipub.' "r in pr'eon and fear death
at fiv mrito.
Bc'h contnrvptlvos pnd Mi)rrnii
Iwlgh this and there is much talk of
TO EUROPE u
United Press Let. d Wire.) I ',. ,a iiadri , the camnlen for
WnRton, Juno 2. Senator' ne presidency hn' leen tho most
, wiii go to Europe and make mrnmt In the history of the coun-
Iround tho world before ro-;trv. Senor Arlnse Is tho candldnto
to hli homo nt Portland, Or..' nf (ne cont'tutlonnl rnrty against
pb io n -"lory in circulation Renor Obald a.
lay. Doumo has not denied i jt iB alleged that tho men 'n
for According to tho story, Mmr nt hn rpplstmtlnn oftlces sent
h smarting under the Insh'0lIt formal notices thnt a fair elec-
,il Thla 'aa(.nnf a1ntftn form" ... t.i t. i.l ..1 In. aw t
.u,.u VX.W..V ...... .iinn wuiuti no no ihim miv
t-ibuted confidential letters ordering
New Pictures Tonight JnAr,4in.
The arrival of the fleet at San f ran- V A 11 QnTTn
tern rnmmnnflni tnmnrrnui nffnr. w iHW S tg t6V(r
Cisco, commencing tomorrow after
noon.
SON OP 'FIOHTINO IJOII"
PROVIvH HIMSELF A
icomm'tteo will hold n meeting Frl-
HERO.dny morning when it will begin hoar
Ing tho- contest and vnrlous stntos.
Tho contests will 'bo taken up in
alphabetical order, according to tho
(United Preis I.enied Wire.)
San Francisco. Juno 2. Lleuton
ant Frank T. Evans, son of "Fight- numes of tho urates.
ing Hob" Evans, proved early todny -
that ho Is a chip nIT tho old bloclt MINISTER PLANS
MARION
COUNTY
tsaflB
k
RETURNS
SHOWS WET VERDICT
TOTALS FltOM Sfl PRECINCTS
HHOW DECIDED VICTORY
AGAINST PROHIIUTION-
IIUHHKY GETS FINE MAJORITY.
Salem No,
Salem No,
Snlcm No.
Saloni No,
Salem No,
Balcm No,
Salsm No,
Vote on ProhlbltlOH.
Dry.
U 114
kto his
when he stood off a crowd of 20
thug' and hangere-on nbout a dance
hall in tho Darbary coast district and
rescued two sailors of tho U. S. S.
Louisiana, who had fallen Into the
hands of the denizens of tho tender.
timir nontenants to see thnt none but Hon.
men fnvorlne Arlaio ranched thoi When young Evanj saw his folow
polls on election day. I sailors in trouble ho waded Into tho
It 1 reported Ilrre iniu una ui cruwu, uuiuk hid uoib ohwuubi ""
wnen lie was Hurrouuueu. urow a ru-
"COURTING RSTAIILISHMENT
I'lCTOR
OVER FORAKER
Pnlted Pre Leased Wire.)
Inc'on, Juno 2. Tho aeoret, these letters has reached Secretary
i .. b. i.ii j. . ..- ma. nrmm rr i nii'D
juutii mil in mo ueiurininvu .or war ia. as n i"in i i"'
volver and told thorn that he would
the senate on tho Browns-!wt. h registration Uts " being! shoot tho first man that got Jn his
-".' - -,...-, - - .- ,.... m
tr la out Senator Foraker is revlF"'' "nuer
th
It trercv from Secretary Amenes"
urv ion of i way.
Tho crowd was gottlng angry at
'h-fiia. .i. i.i. nmrr' mu iT-i..,t Qtaina hivi iiniflad I Mm Intnrfernncn nf the vounir llau-
Inr" pel to bo merciful Is yet the loca' overnmont thnt the 'ec- tenant nnd was proparlng to rush
en iu mnt be fair and oraeriy. inia aim wn ninw pnncu urnvun un iuc
rnann tnat in f- oi
control will ensue
w would mean that For
er l'a- l arned bv a series of in taken o
ea a, that not only can Taft t'otb1" military
n v henovor ha wnt tn. and at nnnn
H'mm warfaro between the1 i b p'diotlon ef all sides
tha " A-lp it olecteu tue.e win oe
a rvo'Mon.
i r Fauirot has been or.el
to Wablncton to dlscriss tho situa
tion with tho President and cablnot
ofBcsra. U s charged that the min
ister has been supporting Arlase and
this allocation has aroused great re
sentment against him.
.. -o-
N CROSS
mvrivpvr Tftiin
uPed Press Leaied Wire.!
Ko June 1 In their tlnv
d elaht hompnnwer nuto
IE Tran and her dnnchter.
N McKelvl. chugged out of
3R their trln ncrnm thp con-
rTho women are making an
Pe run from Pnrt'flUll.
Portland. Or.
prll the women left their
oanay Point, Iowa, going to
Jiaine, where they mado
their long Journey. They
airectly to Cheyenne, run
IHLLOON SIAKES
n" SAFE TRIP
Chicago. Juno 2 The balloon
"Chicago" carrying Charles A. Corey
of thp city aiyi 4wo comnanlon.
which a?cended o Quicklv. Ills., last
right, landed safely at Clear Lake.
South Dakota, today. Reports re
state mat mrev men
ultras here
riRh Idaho nnrt im' fire- Tnde the trio In the air In comfort
Qrtland although It wao extremely cold.
cone. Tho noiico at onoe niaceu
him ftindor arrest on tho charge of
carrying a concealed wenpop. Ho
did not toll who ho wob until ho ar
rived at tho central station. There
ho quickly oitnbllshed his Identity
and was' released on his own recog
nition to appear to answer tho
chnrge.
The charge of carrying concealed
wfapons against Lieutenant Evana
was dhmlssed in police court this
afternoon.
- , O.n.
PREPARING FOR THE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
(United Pre leaned WJre.V
Chlcairo, Juno 2. Fifteen mem
bers of tho Republican national com
mittee arrived here today to pre
pare for the meeting nt which nnr.1
plans for the national convention
will bo made. Secretary Dover of
tire national committee said that tho urge their pastors to adopt the Idea.'
(United Pre Lemed Wire.)
Chicago, June 2.-y-A "courting
room" to flncourngo acquaintance,
love and then mnr'ag among tho
'iiief. t.ople attending tho Chrht
Presbyterian church In an Innovation
which the Rv. J. E. Snvder. pator
of tho ehiireh, will ostabUsh In tho
hone that It will oventually mako
mnnv hapny homes.
If ih single members of his con
gregation do not make lovo it will
not bo the fault of the nev. Snyder,
for h will ba- everything In tho
"courting room" arranged Just as
the young man would havo thorn
whon he cnM on his swaethoart nt
her home, in tho firftt placo, tho
room will occipn a who'e building to
be erected beside the Christ Presby
terian church a oon aa the proper
ty enn be secured.
Tho "coprt room" will bo com
plete in every respect. It will have
rozv corners, screens behind which
b''ihlng couples mav conceal thorn-
selves, a number of chaporon forj
those who need thorn and plenty or
dim light. When tho pastor an
nounced thin plan today there was
much rejoicing among the young
peonle.
"It's Jut a lovely Idea," remark
ed ono girl. "It was so bright of Dr.
Snvder to think of such a thing."
Tho pastor thinks that when
young men of other churches learn
that there 1 a way to make love
ha'f way to order tnoy nrobably win
Earllct Return liiconnuVto,
Orogonlan says Chnmborlaln will
carry Mtiltonmnh county hy 1000
over Cako. Multonmah Republicans
enrry wholo ticket, probably Includ
ing Cameron for district nttorncy.
Single tax nmendmont beaten by a
largo vote.
Woman suffrage boaton Jy a largo
voto.
University appropriation, carrlod
by a heavy voto. .
Armory npproprlatlan, enrriod by
a heavy voto,
Cako ha probably carried Mor
row, Coon, Lanu, Linn, Yamhill, Co
lumbia, Wnvco, Lincoln, Josephine,
Denton. Polk and Marlon.
Stay ton ChnmborlnlH 115; Cako
ou. Prohibition lop; ngaluit 82.
m w
Some Geiuml RetinltH,
W. C. Hnwlpy, Republlctui, un
doubtedly ro-olccfcd congressional
reprenentntlve from tho first district
nnd W. R. Ellis, Republican, has
again carrlod tho second district.
Robert S. Renn of Eugene ban
boen re-olected to the supremo bonch
of the state
J. W. Hailoy was re-elected to the
poiltlon of stato food nnd dnlry com
missioner nnd T. IC. Campbell nnd
Clydo I). Aitchison, Republicans,
woro elected railroad commissioners.
In Multnomnh county fPortland)
the sluglo tax amendment nnd wom
an's suffrage were beaten by a largo
voto. Tho university nnd state arui
ory appropriations carried.
Ite-Kwi ut t! P. M,
Despite tho fact that ho hai been
chosen for United States senntor by
tho peoplo of Oregon, Governor Geo.
E. Chnmberlaln may not bo sout to
Washington from this state. Incom
plete returns show that Statement
No. 1 men will probably bo In thi
minority nt the next seselon of the
legislature and in that event some
ono othnr thnn Governor Chamber
lain will probably go tho Unltcfi
Stato senato. Tho Statement No. 1
men have mndo a great tight and If
tho measure Is defeated It will be by
a very slight mareln.
Counties Went Dry,
Tho prohibitionists have been vie
torloiu in tho most of the counties
ouUldo of Multnomah county but
will probably be defeated here.
Wusro, Clackamas and Jackson
counties voted ngaintt prohibition,
Irtit Union, Umatilla. Crook, Linn,
Polk, Douglaa, Yamhill and Marrow
counties wept dry. Lane county
voted to remain dry and Denton
county, which Is already dry, did not
voto on the question.
2 ; 112
3 76
4 .,..1113
i) fwT SB
0 10S
7 ; .87
Aurora 13
Ruttevlllo , 18
Cliampoog .,..,.,'.,.,. 8
Chotnnwn ,,, 04
Fairfield . G
Howoll v , , , , '63
Jefferson 87
Liberty .,.,-..,. ( a
Wack'ay W.VY.YlVi- .41
Marlon , 44
Mehnma 29
Mt. Angel 18
Sidney , 16
Silverton South 74
Sllvorton 136
Stnyton 109
Sublimity fi
Turner , 8ft
RoRedalo 74
Mill City ..,., 30
St. Paul 12
Wet.
104
14
l&I
12
r
s
10S
US
101
ai
107
J
.
84
4r
44
as
ier
T
10
82
87
63
38
34.
left
Total 1829 Ubl
Voto oh County Jh1.
llushrty; Frawer
St. Paul 76
nttttovllle 72
Sidney 28
Hrooks , , . 74
Turner . ... , 1,01
Jefferson ...... .... 123
Roscdulo , , 51
Marion , , , BG
Snlom No. 1 124
Mnclnay .,,.,, .,,., 26
Fairfield ., 21
Howoll ..,., 64
Aurora ...... ,,.,,, 94
South Silverton 94
Gcrvnls , 78
Snlem No. 3 117
MIU City 39
Stnyton 1B1
Hubbard 99
69
4
2B
113
62
4S
61
3&
96
66
20
69
2a
64
91
I
2
86
27
FATAL CAR ACCIDENT
ON O. W. I. LINK
Portland, Or., Juno 2, Plunging
nt n torrlfio rate past tho Troutdale
nation this morning ona of tho car.i
of tho O. W. P. loaded with passen
gers leaped over tho embankment ut
tho end of the track and nt least ono
mhn will dlo as n result. Four othorn
were seriously Injured. All tho In
jured men oxcopt Dr. Hancock and
the conductor nro employes of tho
Un'on Mcnt'company.
Tho fatality wns duo to the ignor
ance of tho motonnnn. who was
making his first trip on tho lino, mis
Judging tho dlbtanco.
The motorman and conductor aro
badly bruised, Dr. H. J. Hancock
fedoral meat inspector, head Injured
and Jnw broken,
T.niltu IflltriTnnP liaits rt It r, ft it
opon nnd several Injured Internally.
a. u. jeiiKins, inturauy. win
probably dlo.
Asehnrt, badly cut.
Ri r-inlil tt'tia thn r.non.1 fif (tin nn.
thnt the motorman could not Mop P
at Troutdale und It swept oh pane
the station and over tho embankment,
a quarter of a milo farthor on. Thq
car still hangs suspended oyer tho
bank.
Tho conductor wni thrown
through tho plate glass of tho bacK
door when the car came to Ib abrupt
sto' and bis faco and head were
badly cut up.
i
Tho trial of Dr. J. 8, Owenu. on
tho charge of extortion preferred by
J. Wbyto Kvaaa, presi4et of thf
Portland United Railways QotMjBany4
was begun in Los Angeles tday
Owon prorolied to show OMf
"thlnga" unless Evans paid blw.
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