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PRESTON RESOLUTIONS.
Continued from lst page.

The delegates the King Republican
Senatorial district
hdstc
them legislature
o o
R. CAYTON
w. INGI4IS Secretary.
The delegates Republican
Richard
and Joe Lyons district
them
Them and his election
w. V Ward.
the Thr-
district
VIM
honorable o his election
This a
P. HARTMAN, of
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ROSLYN.

In future The Seattle Republican
will be represented in and about Ros-
Ign by Rev. S. S. Freeman. Persons
wishing either to subscribe for the
paper or advertise in it can make all
necessary arrangements with him.
H. r. CAYTON.
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I4sAlaska Central Railway Co.

Organized by leading business men of Seattle ap-
peals to the pride and patriotism of every Ameri-
can, and especially every American resident of
Seattle
1t is an all-American route from Resurrection
Bay the southern coast of Alaska due north
to Rampant on the Yukon river through the richest
gold, coal, timber and agricultural resources of
that great territory
The company is completing its permanent sur
vey this summer by means of money raised from
the sale Of preferred stock The face value of this
stock is $50 per SHARE but in order to raise money
quickly for the expenses of the survey the shares
are being sold at $3.50 apiece.
It is the aim of the company to have the sur
vey completed by the first of October or November
and some construction work DONE so as to be in a
position to float bonds and carry the entire work
to a rapid completion.
The day the bonds are aoated the preferred
stock selling at $3.50 per share, will be worth
$50.
This is an investment that cannot be bettered
in Seattle.
The substantial character of the business men
behind the enterprise is guarantee that every cent
will be honestly expended and the business of the
company managed to the best interest Of every
stakeholder
Put in your applications at the earliest pos
sible date
Show your public spirit by aiding in the con-
structon Of an all-American railroad through the
best Of interior Alaska.
Call at the office for Prospectus.
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Another police scandal envolves De-
tectives Philips and Barbee. Rotten,
was there ever before such rotten
police force?
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to Hollenbeck, but voted for Hollen-
becks man Farmer in preference to
george w. billing. Consistency, thou
ar jewel.
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If Tracy and Merrill have a few dol
lars on them they need not have any
fear of being troubled in Seattle.
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POLITICAL POT PIE.
Continued from LIST page.


has not many friends from a Repub-
lican standpoint outside of the First
ward, or that part of the other wards
of the city that contain a similar ele-
ment as that found in the First
If Josiah Collins is to kick up as
much racket in Republican circles for
all time to come as he has since he
has so recently been Republican, the
Pie-makers is of the opinion that the
Republican party of King County has
an elephant on it's hands in trying to
lug him, and that the party would do
well to take steps towards unloading
him at once, if not sooner. Mr.. Collins
has been a, Republican only since 1898,
and he has been a disturbing element
| in the party ever since he has been in
it. If reports be true he was a dis
turbing element in the Democratic
party, and the members thereof re-
joiced and were exceedingly glad when
he left their party and joined the Re
publicans. The Pie-maker is of the
opinion that Mr. Collins had better
start him ping pong party and then
he would be the supreme ruler thereof
and would be completely to himself
as that seems to be the only kind
of party in which he can get along
without being eternally in a row.
A Gardner was much needed, but
the convention was not in the Wright
mood to seriously consider the matter
Hale fell thick and fast from the
storm clouds of the Fifth, but there
were Potts enough to hold it.
IF the mistake" had been made in
your favor you would view it in a diff
ferent light
Owing to the large Republican grist,
Miller was demanded, but Morris
turned the stones.
A. B. Stewart was deadly opposed
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NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions,
Gents Furnishings, etc.
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THE TOGGERY

CLEANING, DYEING AND REPAIRING.
Suit Pressing Club, $3.50 per Month.
Phone Main 1863. 722 Third Ave-
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GEM RESTAURANT.

Short orders at all hours. Furnished
rooms in connection. The best of
everything served
c. w. WESLEY, Prop.
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SMOTHER A COUGH.

You can smother a cough
with your hand but you can't
cure it that way. Some medi.
cines only smother coughs.
SCOTS Emulsion cures them.
Old coughs and deep-rooted
coughs can't be cured until
the inflammation which causes
them has been replaced by
healthy tissue.
That is exactly the kind Of
thorough work SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t changes the
entire nature Of the throat and
lungs SO that there is nothing
10 cough about.
sepd for Free sample
sraoTx h BOVINE Chemists. 4sO Pearl st.. n. y
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RETURNS FsoM MISSOURI.


A Great Democratic Viotory Was Scored
in ST. Louis.
st. Louis. November AT II O'Clock
partial returns from the state indicate a
falling OF in the vote IS compared with
1909 Of 10 TO rs per cent Especially is
this true IN the central portion II sew
eral districts the night FOR congress is very
close and definite results will probably not
be known for twonty.four hours. At re-
publican State headquarters Il IS claimed
there Is 8 slight republican gain
At democratic headquarters IL Is asserted
the democraue Ticket viii come to ST
Louis with 1900 10 1900 majority. Ipd!.
cations point TO 9 sweeping democratic
victory IN ST. Louis with o plurality OF
1900, the election Of two democratic con.
sressmen out OF three, and the full demo
four precincts out u 1873 up TO II o'clock
show the vote on the city ticket 10 stand
A50S democratic. s4 republican
Party managers estimate the total city
vote at $1,000. While the election in St
Louis passed OF in comparative quiet, there
TWO Republican judges Of election were
arrested on the charge II carrying con-
tcaled weapons Complaints from moro
than fifty voters VINO had not been SLOWED
n cast their ballots were received at the
office Of the board o. election commission
Circuit Attorney Folk spent ali day at his
ONCE listening 10 complaints. and heard
evidence Of alleged frauds which viii be
called 70 the attention Of the grand jury.
p. T. Meyers, g republican election Judge
resigned because, be. declared, there Vas
TO stop. thar he was disguised and would
nor serve longer
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oA.o ELECTION REruaNs.
A Great Gan Was Made in the Repuh
llran Vote

A Great Can Was Made in the Sepub-
lican Vote.
Columbus, Ohio. November 4.--The re-
nuhlicans carried Ohio by next 10 their
highest plurality GU record Nothing above
1000 had been predicted, but partial re-
turns Indicate that Il will greatly exceed
those hgures. AT the same time the repub-
leans, on returns up to midnight. made no
gain In Ohio congressman and are likely
70 lose one The present onio Delegation
~ congress consists OF seventeen repup-
ncahs ana four democrats. and the returns
ssow sixteen republicans and four Demo
crlis elected. with the Twelfth district IN
The present apportionnerH Of the Ohio
congressional districts was made 10y 8 re
publican legislature, with fourteen repuo.
ncans, Tour democratic and two dcQnuul
carried al the republican districts by close
plurslities and this year they increased
tlelr plura.itles in the republican and I've
of the doubtful districts and reduced tne
piuraliues Of the democratic districts WIN
out gaining any congressman. and probabF
losing the close Twelfth At the last ees
sion s,,i 81 ne Tennblifsn 'eglsiaT1re 4bN 1ns
changed; and IL has probably been carried
By the democrats
At midnight Chairman Dick said Re
turns to this hour do not change our esI!
mate OF 10000 republican plurality We
have carried all districts now represented
IN congress by republicans. with the pos
sible exception Of the Twelfth, and IN its
place we have probably carried the lhig'
tenth
During the campaign Il was said that any
reduction Of the republican plurality ID
Ohio would be considered d preliminary
victory for Mayor Johnson over senator
Hanna IN the senatorial contest Of next
year.
IN 1898 Mckinley had $1,000 for governor
broken with 1907 NcKinlcy had an
Ohio plurality for president in 1895 u ST.
i0e. and in 1900 Of 6G,036, and last year.
with which the vote n today was com.
pared, the republican plurality was 67.-
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POLITICAL.

Vote buying and fights we're prominent
features Of the election in Kansas City.
Alabama returns sondly democratic
delegation 70 congress.
Observation-Disclosures point 70 democratic
control Of the legislature
Virginia Latest returns show that a re-
publican congressman Is possibly elected
Tennessee--The congressional delegation
remains unchanged.
North Csrolina--The legislature is over
wheiminely democratic and democrat viii
succeed Senator Pritchard.
Nfissouri-A light vote Is reported FOR tAe
state, but the democrats held their
own everywhere.
wisconsin-The democrats viii p-obabiy
elect three congressman,
Iova--Ju6ge Birdssii viii succeed
Speaker Henderson by 8 safe majority
Massschusctts-Batts was elected gov
ernor oTer Gsston. democrat, BY 5000 plu-
r4llty
Couneetcut-Chauoerla republican can
didate for governor, increased the regular
majority over his opponent
observation-disclosures republican.
vas elected governor by about iT5-ooo plu-
raiity
ohio-The republican plurality vii
anonut to nesrly 10000 votes, but they
viii lose a Congressman.
New York-O5el has been reelected GOV.
ernor Of New York b. 600 to 5000 over
Bird 5. Coler.
Washington City-Ihe next senate will
probably show O democratic gain 81 four
cutting down the republican majority 20
sixteen.
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PENNSYLVANIA RETURNS.

Heavy Gains We're Made by Republicans
n he Bic Cities,
Philadelphia, Pa. November To-day,
for the first time in the history Of The
state, more than 100000 votes were cast
In an election. Samuel W. Pennypacker,
republican, was electsd governor by an esti.
mated plurality Of l75 900, and the repub-
ucan ticket was generally successful in the
various counties. The democrats elected
two and possibly three congressman. The
legislature viii be lore strongly republican
than ever before. and it is certain that
Boies Penrose Will succeed himself In the
nited States sona-e,
Estimates from more than half the coun-
ties outside Of Philadelphia and Allegheny
county show gains Tor the democratic state
ticket. These gains ere offset, however. by
heavy republican gains in Philadelphia and
Pittsbure.
The republican loss in the anthracite re-.
gion was not as heavy as was anticipated
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INDIANA

I. J A Hemenway. ROCKVILLE.
@ Wv. T Zenor, torydon.
4 II NJ Griffith, Nevay
G !. r Watson, Nashville.
T. Jesse Ovrustraet, Indianapolis.
10 +. d. Cruupacker, Valparaiso,
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THE PRESIDENT VOTED.

No Ceremony Attended the Performance
Of This Duty.
Oyster Bay, \. y, November 4-Presi-
dent Roosevelt cast bis vote in the Fifth
district Of Nassau county about II o'clock.
AS he turned from The booth be said:
Il have done oil J can do now. I have
performed my duty and exercised my prlvi.
lege as an American citizen and I shSlI
now await the fun returns"
BE then started Oh long drive with Mrs.
Roosevelt
1t was l0:As o'clock when the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt drove up TO the voting
place MT Roosevelt cordially greeted sew
eral 81 his personal friends and acauaiut-
ances In the crowd ana then proceeded TO
the voting place, which was in hall over
q rish market and a Chinese laundry After
shaking hands with the judges and clerks
OF election the president cast his ballot.
which was No 40. He then informally
greeted many Of his friends who had as.
sembed and as he drove away the crowd
cheered him heartily.
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Denver, Colo, November 4-At u O'Clock
the returns indicate that Colorado mas
elected a full republican ucket by small
majariues. This Is conceded by leading
democrats. though not by Chairman Smith.
The democratic congressional candidates
claim 10 have run ahead of their tickets.
and one or more OF them may be elected.
The legislature will undoubtedly be demo
cratic on joint ballot, as there are fifteen
democratic hold over senators, This in
sCres the return Of Senator Teller to the
senate, as he was Endorsed By the demo
cratic state convention.
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coNNEcTIcuT's VOTE.
The 6rsndest Surprise Of the Election
Occurred in New Haven.

The 6rsndest Surprise Of the Election
Occurred in New Haven.
New Haven. Conn. November 4.-Con-
necticut today elected the full republican
ticket for state officers and all i've re.
publican candidates for congress. Returns
received up 10 midnight from $50 Of the
l6s towns in the state, not including the
important cities Of New Haven, Hartford,
Bridgeport snd Waterbury. indicated that
the plurality for Chamberlain, republican,
for governor would be at least 1900, an
increase 81 100 over the plurality of two
years ago The republican candidate for
congressman at large. George L. Littel, is
elected by approximately the same plural
iuy, while the four con gress!onal districts
are also republican by safe figures. The
State legislature will be republican, thus
ensuring the return Of 0. II. Platt TO the
United state senate.
Tie greatest surprise Ia the election was
the vote Of New Haven, which, though
normally a democratic city, has, according
20 unofficial returns received Up TO mid
might returned plurality for the repuo-
Ncan state ticket
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NEBRASKA IN DOUBT.

A Slight Change Would Give the State
to Either Party,
Lincoln. Neh November 4-Nebraska
has probably gone republican, but by so
narrow margin on the head Of the ticket
that an unusual slump in any great num-
Der Of precincts would give the governor.
ship 10 the fusionists,
Mickey, republican. has run slightly be-
hind his ticket, and Thompson, fuSonisL
has run ahead Of his, indicating the sue
cess Of the rest Of the republican ticket
by 1000.
Mickey's plurality can hardly be 4oe0 and
the result must remain IN doubt for TWEEN
ty-four hours
The republicans elect Burkett 70 con
gress IN the First and probably Kinksid
IL the Sixth, the fusionists elect Hitchcock
IN the second, Robinson 10 the Third and
probably Snallenberger in the Fifth. q re.
publican gain Of one.
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CLOSE IN DELAWARE.

The Final Count May Give the Republic
ans a Tie Vote,
Wilmington, Del, November 4,--Demo-
cratic state Chairman Willard Salisbury
made the following statement at II p m.
Returns show Houston. democrat, elect,
ed 10 congress by from 5000 TO 5000 ma.
jorlty. The democrats gain AT least ave
members Of the legislature In Newcastle
county This gives the legislature to the
democrats"
Midnight sdvices from Dover show that
the Addicks republicans gained two mem
bers NJ the legislature IN Kent county.
Nothing has vet been received from Sussex
county The result IN Kent county indi-
Gates that the next general assembly Will
be close and should Sussex county show
any democratic gains the body viii have q
democratic majority on joint ballot, but
viii be a deadlock. as was the case two
years ago,
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REruRNs FRoM pELAWARE.

The Complexion Of the Legislature Is
Still in Doubt.
Wilmington, Del. November 4.-The
complexion OF the next general assembly
is in doubt At i.15 q. m. it Is apparent
that deadlock on the two United states
senatorial vacancies will he the result. as
was the case two yesrs ago The regular
republican State committee claims the body
VIII be composed Of nineteen union repub-
licans. elght regular republicans, twenty
two democrats and three doubtful. Demo
a. N. that his returns thus far received
showed that twenty-four democratic mem
ners have been elected The majority on
Joint ballot and the number necessary to
elect United states senators Is twenty
seven
Joseph l. Cshiu. the union republican
chairman q Sussex county. claims that Ad,
dicks republicans have elected seven repre-
sentatlvcs and two senators Ia that county.
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INpIANA wENT RgpueuoAN.
senator Fairhsssks viii Certainly be Re-
y tura4d 10 Washington.

tuf8eu 70 WeShn9toU'
indianapolis Ind. November 4-Indiana
went republican today by 25,ooo to 1000.
The congressional delegation remains the
same. With nine republicans and four dem
ocrats The legislature viii be republican
by about twenty-five on Joint ballot, and
senator Fairbanks will be returned 70
the senate This estimate IS based on
unofficial returns received at the head
quarters OF the democratic and republican
State committee and from specials received
from over the state
Throughout the state the republican
local tickets were elected
At midnight State Chairman Goodrich
OF the republican committee said: Latest
advices indicate that our plurality In the
State viii not fall below 10000, and may
reach 10000 The result on the legislative
ticket Is unusually gratifying. we have
not less than thirty majority on Joint bal
lot controlling both houses. "
At midnight go precincts In the state,
outside OF Marion county Clndianapolisl,
show q republican gain Of 2740, which
would carry the State by 10000
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Results in Marvlsnd,

Baltimore, Nd, November 4-The cleo
ton IN Maryland, which was only fcy con.
gressmen, passed of quietly. with the ex.
ception Of a few minor disturbances IN
the eastern district Of this city. OF the
six congressman the republicans elected
four aud the democrats two. The vote in
the Third district was very close. Wachter
having majority Of about 100 The Judges
IN one precinct OF the Third district had 4
dispute because Of the imperfect marking
OF ballots and the ballot box was sealed
and placed in the care Of the election
supervisors The disputed precinct Is nor.
result.
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Nashville Tenn, November 4-Forty-trvo
counties heard from give james B. Frazier,
democrats candidate for governor, a ma.
iority Of 1880 votes. Al extremely light
vote was cast in Tennessee today, especial
ly on the part of the republicans, the re-
suit being a sweeping victory for the IN.
tire democratic ticket The legislature viii
be largely democratic 10 both branc5es
In this Davidson county the entlre dom
ocratic legislative ticket is elected IT, nns-
jority, with fifteen country precincts -
hear from being $3.50. The cftr ~ Nash-
vile went democratic BY a majority ~
295O
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Raleigh, y. G.. November AT midnight
there IS no appreciahie change IN the demo
cratic state majority which is apparently
about 5000
Moody Rep Is defeated IN the Tenth
district by majority Of about 1000, thus
electlng Gndser and giving Norrh Caro-
the house
CLARK benz IA elected chief justice, de-
spite 8 desperate aght made on him. The
legislature and state senate will be over
whelmingly democratic and 4 democrat VIII
succeed Pritchard as United States senator
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Election In Kansas

Topeka. kan. November 4-At ,o.so -
night Chairman Albaugh Of the rennbI,.sn
State committee said:
The Kansas republicans hare s,ac,.A
the entire state ticket and all the eight
congressmen. Bailey. for governor vii
have q larger majority than diS s,,-,t,,
two years ago. The Legislature VII ~.
safely republican. though possible m W
gorlty win be smaller" ne ma
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Wlsconsin Gone Rnnuhlinan

Milwaukee, Wis. November 4.-Wiscon.
sin has gone republican by at least IS. coo
plurality and Governor La Toilette and the
complete state ticket Is elected. The re-.
publlcans viii also control the next ieais.
lature, which will elect a senator N sue.
coed Senator Spooper. In addition the
election or eight congressman Is certain
with probably two more. II not fbe enfire
delegation The candidates In the Fourth
Fifth and Sixth districts are having a close
run.
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delegation to congress and reelected Gov.
ernor william n. Jelks by a majority Of
about $4,000 over John A. W Smith, re-
uuhNcan The negro voters almost en-
fircly remained away from the polls, me
republican state convention having pm
Claimed a "lliy white" party. The vote
was very light
he only close congressional contest was
the Seventh district. where Congress nlah
John L Burnett was reelected over u u.
street. by about 1900 votes.
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GREEN MAY BE REMOVED
Prospects Are for a Change ia Mar
shals in Near Future.
OFFENSE IS FRIENDSHIP FOR GRANT.
Matter Is 5e,s Kept Quiet, but Il 10
known There Is Something IN
Contemplation.


Washington. November 4.--There 10 rea.
soa 10 believe that within the next week
or ten days a change win be made IN the
marshsishlp Of the Northern Texas dis
tIict There has been no ofacisl announce
ment here as yet but. as was related 10
these dispatches some two weeks csc. IL Is
known that a hght was made on Marshal
Green because of his alleged friendship for
John Grant who was summary dismissed
from the marsaslship Of the eastern dis
trict on tae order OF the president. Ever
since bis dismissal Grant. II IS alleged,
has been working against the interests of
President Roosevelt. hence the desire to
punish him and bis friends. The matter
Is being Kept very quiet here. but II IS
thought by those n a position 10 know that
official action In the premises will be taken
within the next few DAYS
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SOUTH DAKOTA,


AT isrge-E ". Martin. Deadwood.
At iarge-C E Burke, Pierre
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Fargo, y. D., November 4.--North Dakota
has gone republican by the usual majority,
Governor White republican, to
succeed himself, runs somewhat behind the
ticket The republican State committee es-
Inmates that his majority will be 1000 The
legislature, which will elect a successor to
United States senator Hansbrough, is over
whelmingly republican.
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HEARNE.-The sells 4 DOVE.
was here as advertised, but me le
weather prevented them from hsf's y
thing ike fair sized audlenvs
evening performance, immealsas.ss,t 4
which they began loading ana ~. \
Houston and Texas central ~
their next stop.
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gressional committee sent the following
telegram 70 Senator Hanna chairman 81
the National republican committee,
Returns coming in slowly. Very salts
factory outside New York city. Think an
estimate 81 2O4 republican members Is safe.
Have elected four Of the six congressman
from Maryland"