The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1908, Page 3

ELECTION al ticket normal aka RR geeeree® * wirencock VOTES. republican majority o! 100 Maryland Voting Heavily. BALTIMORE, Md, Nov, % Weather today * “ * U ® DN, Mase 8—-® welock this akernoon the © managers said that more ® " votes ® and @ heavy ¢ * * * * * * republican at West Newton. today fighting hard to carry |whieh is a doubtful electoral college. Maryland. factor tn enneeeeeneene - es Hundred an Hour. Neb, Nov. %.—The vot | 9 of Nebraska today ie yoters are casting Light Betting in Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov, 8.—The on the election is light today, and the rate of @ hun-/is estimated to be the smallest oo each polling place. | years, though bargain offers are this afternoon several ing made. Bryan men were 7% Peet zit nt betting we in Los Angelos a plurality cast Sherman. The prediction was fol — lowed by the assertion that Gover By) Win City Vote. [nor Davidson appeared certain for Cal, Nov. %.—A/ reelection on the republican ticket vote ts of 100,000 for tip being cast today | from the early showing made by the Ban Diego county and | voters, gatimated that the republicans 4 carry this city by 2,000 votes New York Betting. api | NEW YORK, Nov, 3.—Betting Majority Cut. was active this morning, and it is IN, Ore. Nov, 3.--A/ estimated that before noon $100,000 pore fs being cast in Uma had been wagered. The odds in ty This is considered | favor of Taft are 5 to | and & to I to the republican nation-| Most of the betting, however, Is on ithe state contest, with the odds slightly favoring Hughes for New Method Dancing Children election Stevenson Votes Straight. BLOOMINGTON, Il, Nov Adial Stevenson, candidate for governor od the democratic ticket, t his vote early today, He was warmly greeted by the crowd sur rounding the election booth. Stev. enson was inside only a few sec onds. rowrth and Phones, M 3911 Heavy Voting in Oregon. MEDFORD, Ore, N 5 ports from outside p cate that an unusually Re ets tndl pavy vote is being cast tn Jackson county. In Medford the voting started early and the voters have crowded the polling places ever since. Indice 5,000 ballots will county today tions are that over be cant In Jack The weather is ideal Thurston Republican County OLYMPIA, Nov 3. — Bright weather in bringing out a big vote The republicans will carry There ton county by from 2,500 to 4,000 plurality. The republicans will re elect State Senators Ruth and Carl yon, The democrats will elect W H. Kneeland for representative, and probably Sheriff Vance and Com missioner Littlejohn. Baltimore Voting Heavy. BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 3.--At 1} o'clock three-fourths of the entire Yote of ue city had been cast. Re) ports from all over the state indi cate that Bryan will carry Mary-) land. | i TTT r rs 2s... ss SHERMAN ALSO VOTES. Upiteg | Prese.) vriek “S Rev. 2 James 3. reek the repub Hean vice presidential candi date, voted at 10:18 o'clock today. He was accompanied by his three sons. eee eee eee Montana fer Republicans. BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 3--There eeeeeeeeeee Av. — 1912 LF PRICE} LID OAK BUFFETS French Plate Mirrors We are giving the greatest opportunity you ever had to secure 1 oak weathered buffet All have heavy beveled French plate mirror, lined silver drawe: most of them with cupboards seer Ne ree you eed | LT a & below. They are of Mission designs, only one of each pattern. It's needless to sug them out to gest we are closing below cost. Come in early, be sure of selection. Tor row only— w Hi.00 value, r ini.00 Value r Mio value 0 value 1.00 value 17.50 Don’t Put It Off Another Da You will ne know how many needles steps you are taking daily—how much time uu are wasting in the kitchen—until you own a HOOSIER KITCH EN CABINET A place for everything and everything in it place. And the speciab features alone are worth all it costs, The patent fting flour bin, the improved sugar bin, the 4 ant list,” and many wi ther exclusive feature elf old way save and trouble 00. convenience it on in the are Don't ge fashioned daily time From $29.00 to $65 All the Credit You-Want ° Indications are that the about 600 will be cut to less than conditions are perfect here r cont of the rly vote re sagt > ty had b> cast sulted. In some precincts 50 per s ‘ited heock, chairman #| cent of the vote was cast befor committee, # o'clock, The heavy voting tv taken as an indication that both sides are the betting in be | the train, took the made at odds of two) 4 to 1 that he will carry the elty agers oe ryan will carry Ne-| but the Taft men want 6 to 1, The to one emocrats offer § to & in favor of praska a |} Stevenson for « nor, but the Vets in Californt }Deneen men are holding out for , Cal, Nov. 3 Sto 2 Los Aa) weather a heavy vote — wit casa over South Looks Good for Davideon. s pt in Ventura! MADISON, Wis, Nov. 3—The ert At ot the republicans | chairman of the repu an state Gat 50 per cent of central committee today predicted | Taft and} Tthe man who devise seeeteeeeeeee THE STAR The reauit clom tn th ounty will b but outside reports indicate that the state will go for Taft by about 7,000, The entire republican | state theket will be elected, Voting machines are being used here today for the first time, and, on account of the voters being unfamiliar with thom, it ts fewred that the whole reglatered vote will not be cast of State’s-——Mortality Record Low. BY INTERURBAN | , ment needes to th jot Washington but a litte than half of the population accred more "rite Madell, 61 years old, wan |!ted to the state by the state bu jinstantly killed by an interurban | eal of statistics, Wanhington ts train near Garden City shortly af-| conceded a gain in population ter 10 o'clock this morning while /Dut 128,696 during the fast eight | Walking along the track towards Be | Years, while the pulation of Be j attle. attle alone has long since passed The old man had stepped off the | that figure in Increase: tracks to allow the train to pasa,| ‘T. &. Merrill, acting director of but for some reason stepped back | directly tn the path of the oncoming | coach, His body was tossed high into the alr and badly mangled Conductor F. J, Dunn, in charge o ly aboard, and | it was brought to Seattle The body} was taken to the undertaking em | tablishment of Butterworth & Sons, | where it will be held until word is received from ati ves, THIEF LOOTS CASH REGISTER | Leads Police a Chase, But | Is Finally Caught and Jailed. some (Star Special Service.) BALLARD, N While in. ar Tossing the cash register of the Besttioens @ pnotes Hotel Line bar through a r t W th at window, a burglar broke it open on thi and carried away about $5 in cash Pood early this morning “ t fe, and & report made to t ality t wing | The cash regia i on ier . “ the ground at a © hote - aan th tn |The burglar climbed through the t ya rear window, which had been left w wee © open. City Detective Jack Wiek , se o . man was detailed to tivestigate ‘ ot "ten bien the robbery, but no trace of the * ux gain, W t burglar was found rym he : ee FADS THAT WERE te . noe ¢ « Ay nding with t apture © im the att fe wae t [being drunk and disorderty r an stated that Heattiger ke that for Une He fe a nttle THE MINERAL CABINET, One of the dandiest mail order Lf - propositions that ever made good er, was was the Rocky mountain mineral o yoat in Judge G cabinet. You don't hear much of ft now, but while the fad of having 4 collection of specimens of various ores and minerals was flourishing the scheme made a fortune out of it The idea hit the collecting in stinct which te latent In every body 4 bit it just right, Every boy, nearly, wanted one of those mineral cabinets. It came in the shape of a pasteboard tray divided off in little boxes, each compart ment holding a fragment of «old «, silver ore, copper ore, agate, quarts, crystal, pyrites and such jlike. They probably weren't ©% | jooxout pensive tothe man, whose head: /the affair to some ¢ pantons, af quarters were right where they) they picked him ap were plentiful, but they looked can mighty important to the enthust Presider », of the asta, who couldn't have gotten them ‘on J C~. é " ara other way. Bach specimen W485) 1). boys of the alumni to turn out Hiabeled with its scientific name and for football practice The alumna also its plain United States appel-|i# to form a team for the express j tation and must have had « dearee high yo oP ie ag Me 4 hey “ lot educational value. It ts 80m@|grrangemonts for a game to come } time since the fad was at its helght,| ort « time near Thankegtving Among the alumnt are several | bat if you look good you may find lone of those cabineta somewhere | Scthall men. and the preern me jabout the houge yet bers of the slumnl are reque AN. OLDGIGH. [to see Cayo in reward to turning j out Opposition — NOTES .«: aise tae inal ef number Paliard Be in favor of Firet ov. @u petition has ated to con A political tancheon ts thé bill of | tinue the line on Western av was done bece f the fare at the Seattle Commercial club today. The menu has the political smack. Tongue will be served in a “sliver tongued” Bryan style Trout, a la Taft; clams are Ithened to Kern; banana salad fe named af ter Sherman; holied beef can be gotten Humphrey style, and soup the Seattle Ele operat First ay. and to if franchise on Western. Last night this pett signed by 9 poople, was brought before the! ‘ Ik wae referred to the cor for considera allowing pany to hold t Mee Timms Pomerat. lin democratic style. There ix an fencers) of Mre Mery lentree called tuttl fratti a Ia re who committed suicide yee publican, which is very mysterious ee. a = me. ae Hin fact, ail of the dishes are mys yarn ria jterlous. And there's more to go notrow afternoon at 2 with it Secretary Boos fx prom « Interment om Soler at laing the members that after par | O°", sD aison after being orith taking of the feast, even the loW- | -iea for the mee prepared for her husband. Hext will feel like a real politician Minnesota Ove Tomorrow | Last w t 9:16 the fire ont was ca to put ow The Great Northern steamer | in the botier 2 of the mill Minnesota is expected to arrive to-| ed by the fohey Manat day or tomorrow from the Orient de cmon a She te carrying an immense cargo | put out pore ae) lof silk and Orlental goods, consign-| some we however led to m firms, whieh will th po My a. A come under the new ra which | the wagor wont into effect November iat. The big boat has just come out of 4 dock in Hongkong, and has been making ® very fast trip, gaining jon her schedule by several days, | —— | er Pennsylvania arrived Husband—I took out an accident and way porte with | policy today; if my leg or arm Is and @ general carg broken I get $1,000 immediately Mra. Beatrice Cook Wife—Oh, how sweet of@ you, | who died in Valdes, was also brought dear. Then I could spend the win.) ¢°%" ody th ge in ae ter in Florida, as I have wanted to.” | oe ee eee this morning witt as engers and care The president has sent for a cc Ratton § Senited thoes Iris of the campaign song. Taft ta t ne Man for Me,” probably 7 ning t teamer ¢ n ft San adopt as the national anthem Francis for : t v ‘ neo E T a T The governs tf t service in eg to refore cre ine lands | sa in South Florida h f r the t wit + und ‘ E t Fara ' nie sand port arbor to He up for ¢t : North Rend ts « for wint at ¥ 1 Colman Dock to Open fhe new Colman dock, the finest on the Coast 1 be open wide and doing business at full swing within the ‘next few days. ‘Phe walting rooms, lunch counters and baggage tar are already open to the pub lie, and within a few days the tler 4 of splendid offices along the upper Do You Receive One of north side of the dock will be ready These Every Month?) (Bi) for ocoupants, An inclined plane tw being buflt opening off Ratlroad ay for the use of passengers who must pass along the pended platform in front of the offices, leaving the} floor below for the exclusive use of teame and trucks. More that ed that the jallowed in its Cail at my office and I wilt Hii trom her husband arrange to. #how wome |ferlght, @. iocal hulie cor fe $50 to $160 @ month a tr ldivorce was granted nia likatph doy |h. Bell in 19 the build & | $12,000 in property , t Phere sudge Albertao® No ¥ 8 PALACE MARKET Iwpya wing: vent of everythin Whey maate and dry pickes at the old atand Second and Yesler fowls EMBER 3, 1908. GAIN IN POPULATION NOT ee U. 8. Estimate E But Half tol No Clinker Troubles With the Beckwith Round Oak Heater Round Oak compilation » government by atate | board of health per cent of the government census Beckwith Round Oak, it impossible for them to to the cone-center BRUTAL HUSBAND HURLS LIGHTED LAMP AT bag andsdouble The principte that clinker always formed forces the All ashes are taken care rim discharge. Round Oak burns successfully a economically much or little, me to mark obbosite der but id ies hart vork turning ballod each dime to fint der oxact blace on der back ~ GORDON MAKES DENIAL OF CHARGES sired, becaus perfect control. Round Oak is the iest and cleanest stove to operate you ever seen. is easily regulated It is a plain stove, compared Radiating surface is not sacrificed Round Oak is a handsome stove in its NELSON Weleome Jones Home. f ornamentation, people like it best. REDERICK & INCORPORATED charges that he is short $60,000 in unts with the company beat of authority it is decla don used for purposes of over to him by b the settlement of } Two months ago he tw said to have MAN IS STRUCK BY STREET CAR While lying in a stupor on the) which w Seattle Electric com-| bridge, | ——~— - Hettor of the company | been given the opportunity of mak and to have areseman W. the biggest kind of a welco Jones was given succeeded as|tion has been in the nsel of the road by L. , counsel for the packed to the d because hin Bll political beliefs. company for two business would longer to continu tracks of the When seen in Tacoma last night }Judge Gordon, wh 4 street car and badly shortly after HOLD-UP IN FRISCO ot veCharges an absolutely | 12 o'clock last night Brivtu says he met a stranger at Second av. 8. and . late last night. The stranger was broke and Briviu of. him to his houseboat near the Spokane (By United Prees. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov highwaymen boarded a Sutter and © car early today e Mug saloon, Washington st oer BUSY, Doctor! i} fered to take fight with the platform men, | oot uderiats, a th a recent {ssue of the American | escaped in the darkness on | Journal week ® | éditor bived { physicians DEPOSITED IN OUR SAV- INGS DEPARTMENT ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER STH WILL DRAW EST AT THE RATE Briviu'’s home when the stranger to rob his benefactor. Brivia was knocked down, falling across the car tracks. k him shortly afterwards. 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