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NOW LOOKS TO BRYAN.
chamberlain of Oregon Thinks He
VIII Be the Next Candidate

SALEM, Or, Nov. 9.-George f.
chamberlain. Oregon's Democratic
Governor to-day sounded the watch
word of the next Presidential cam
Palgn by saying that in all probability
bryan would be the next candidate
He said also:
Inc election is over and I beIieve
Roosevelts victory due to two things
hrst' the country is prosperous and the
people do not feel that a change i'm
administration is necessary; second
the gentlemen in the East who de-
manded the nomination of Parker for
PRESIDENT demanded Bryan's defeat in
1896 and 1900.
Many Democrats who supported
the platform and candidate in 1900
ana 1896 purposely remained awav
from the polls this year or voted for
Roosevelt, just as Belmont and his
coterie of statesmen voted for McKin-
ley in 1895. 1t might be said. too. that
there was no particular issue between
the parties and Roosevelt's PERSONAL
lty and Americanism were worth To
MIN many thousands of votes in all
the States. l believe the defeat of tha
Democratic party this year will he
peneflclal to it four years hence"
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WASHINGTON, Nov 9.-President
Roosevelt was overwhelmed with con-
CALCULATIONS to-day. They were pre-
sented by many people in person and
were received by mail and by tele-
graph from every State and from al
most every city in the country. Thou
sands Of kilograms already have been
received and they are coming yet in
an undiminished flood. 1t will prac-
tically be impossible for the President
and Secretary Loeb to acknowledge
each message in accordance with the
usual custom at the White House, but
President Roosevelt desires IL TO be
understood that he appreciates TO the
fullest the expression Of his friends
and would be glad If it were possible
for him personally TO greet and thank
every one of them.
The President was in exuberant
spirits to-day. Although he did not
retire until a late hour last night, he
rose early to-day and had happy
early morning chat with the members
of his family and his house guests.
After glancing over the morning pa
pers. he read a few of the thousands
of kilograms of cOngratulation which
had been received, and examined bulle-
tins of the latest returns from the cleo
ton.
Secretary of War Taft was one of the
first callers. The President gave him
cordial greeting and for considerable
time they talked animatedly about the
situation.
Other callers on the President includ-
ed Postmaster General Wynne, Secre-
tary of the Navy Morton, Assistant
Secretary of State LOOMS, Senator
Proctor of Vermont; General John Z.
Black, Chairman of the civil Service
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VENTURA COUNTY.

VENTURA, Nov. 9.-Complete re-
turns in Ventura County give Roose-
welt 1899, Parker SAP, Debbs 10,
Swallow 81. For Associate Justice
Lorigan 1900; Dooling 915; for Con-
gress-Smith (R.) 1884, Lucas CD
907; for State Senate-Greenwell
(R.) 1905, Orena CD 962; for As
sembly-Perkins CR) 1880, Moultrie
CD S25.
The vote on the amendments
stands: Seawall-For 1880, against
351. Appellate Court-For 1929,
against $50; Academy of Sciences
For SGT. against Az; shipping-For
227. against 1O41; legislative-For
545, against COS; taxation-For 626,
against 423; codes-For 531, against
$40.
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NAPA COUNTY.

NAPA, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
have been received from all of the
twenty-six precincts in Napa County
and show the following totals for the
candidates: Roosevelt 2424, Parker
113S; for Justice of the Supreme
Court-Lorigan (R.) 2197; Dooling
Cd 1885: for Congressman from the
Second District-McKinlay (R.) 1925.
Bell CD 2122; for joint Senator Of
the Fifth District-Rush (R.) 2194
Reams CD 1916; for Assem- blyman-
King (R.) 2252, Walsh Cd 1898.
The vote for Supervisors is: For
the Fifth District-Bush (RO 449,
Alexander CD $50; for Supervisor of
the Second District-Webber (R.)
5SS. Booth CD 455; for Supervisor of
the Fourth District-Raney CD 10Y,
no opposition. This leaves the Board
Of Supervisors of the same political
composition as before, three Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans.
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BAKERSFIELD. Nov. 9.-With the
exception Of one Supervisorial district.
the Fifth, the Republicans of this
county have swept everything before
them and there is the greatest conster-
nation in Democratic circles. as this
IS the first time in its history that the
county has given Republican Presi-
dental candidate a majority.
With the exception OF a few OUTLYING
precincts, the returns are complete
and show that the county has given
Roosevelt a plurality OF at least sac
votes. Smith, for Congress; Dorsey.
for Assembly and Bennett for SUI
periOr Judge. have received maiorities
ranging from l35 to 800. Jastro. for
Supervisor, was the only Democrat
elected. He carried every precinct.
10 !
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san MATEo COUNTY.

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. Com
plete semi-official returns in this
county give Roosevelt 2115, Parker S45
for Associate Justice-Lorigan (R.)
2O35, Dooling CD 1919; for Congress
Hayes (R.) 1922, Wynn CD 124O;
for State Senator-Rambo (R.) -,
White CD 1897; for Assemblyman-
Jury (R.) 2110, Gallon CD $50.
The vote on the amendments was as
follows: Seawall-For 1857, against
50; Senate No. 2-Yes, 854, no $50:
Senate No. 4-Yes 597, no 447; SEN
ate No. 11-Yes 49,, no 4S1; Senate
No. 20-Yes 440, no 465; Assembly
No. 17-Yes 491. no 314; Assembly No.
26-Yes 494, no 344.
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SAN BERNARDINo COUNTY.

SAN BERNARDINO. Nov. s.
Complete unofficial returns from sixty
four out of sixty-five precincts in San
Bernardino County give Roosevelt
1877, Parker 1868. Debs 772. Swallow
Az: Lorigan 3615, Dooling 1929; for
Congress 1857, Lucas 1864.
The remaining precinct is not expect
ed to cast over twenty votes. Leeke
(R.), State Senator and Prescott (R.),
Assembly, are both elected with plu-
ralities upward of 1900. The Board
of Supervisors is Republican.
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GERMANS HAIL THE NEWS.
Foreign Policy Is SaIislac-
tory to Berlin.

BERLIN. Nov. 9. - Government
circles regard RoOsevelts election Win
satisfaction, as it means a contlnuaIIilce
OF the United States present POIlC'
toward Germany. The relauons M
tween tho President and Emperor VIII
liam are believed to be of more
Pleasant quality than ever before, as
indicated by the rather frequent per
sonaI messages sent through their re-
spective ambassadors. some OI sne
newspapers consider that the eiecuon
will increase the friendiness DetWesH
the two Governments and mention INC
fact that President RooseNeIt So
e-eStior of an arbitration treaty with
germany is ready for acceptance as an
example of the present good feeiing-
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WASHINGTON STANDS PAT.
Roosevelt Gets Eighty Per Cent of the
Vote of State

C'~so A@ASiitJ cent OF the
Vote of State.
SEATTLE, Nov. 9.-Returns from 116
precincts in sixteen counties in Wash
ington outside of Kings, Pierce and
Spokane counties give; Roosevelt 7414.
Parker 2427; Governor, Mead CR.) 63s0
Turner CD 1913; for Congress. Hum
phreys (R.) 6712, Jones (R.) 6726. Cusb-
man (R) 6716, Hathaway CD 249S.
Anderson CD 1898, Beck Cd 249l.
Returns in this (King) county indi-
cate that Mead (R.) for Governor has
carried it by 10000 plurality. 1t is
probable that Roosevelt's vote will ex-
coed so per cent of the total vote cast
which is approximately $4,000. The
average plurality of the Republican
candidates on the county ticket will ex-
coed 5000. Every legislative nominee on
the Republican ticket is elected. The
State ticket ran well up with the nom
inees on the county ticket
TACOMA, Nov. with three county
precincts missing the vote of Pierce
County gives Roosevelt $3.50. Parker
2314. Mead 1886. Turner $3.50. The Re
publicans elect their entire legislative
and county ticket
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. s.-Re-
turns from Santa Barbara County.
complete with the exception of the
Third Precinct in the Fourth Super
visorial District. give the following re-
suits: Roosevelt 2T34, Parker 1883,
Debs (S.) 331, Swallow CPD 81; for
Congress Incomplete (R.)
1874. Lucas CD 1910; for State Sem
ator-Charles B. Greenwell (R.) 24l6.
Orena CD 1885; for the Assembly
E. NJ. Pyle (R.) 1865, H. c. Dimock
CD 1857; for Supreme Court Justice
-Lorigan (R.) 1905, Dooling CD
1145.
The vote on the amendments fol-
lows: Seawall-For 1929, against
254; No. 2-For 99S, against 34S; No.
4-For SIS, against 497; No. 11-For
445, against $50; No. 20-For 5s2,
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EFFECTS HIS ESCAPE
BY A CLEVER RUSF
Logan Disguises Himself as a Pros
pectOr and Leaves HoIe-in-the-
Wall Country

THERMOPOLIS, Wyo.. Nov. -
Sheriff FentOn of Big Horn County
and posse. with Sheriff Slough Of Ere
mont, have returned from the chase
after Harvey Logan and his gang of
Cody bank robbers and reports that
Logan. by the bOIdest piece of daring
outWitted the officers and made his
escape out of the country last Sun
day and is now we'll out OF the state
Logan, disguised as a prospector.
with an old pack mule loaded with
tools and provisions. tramped ont OF
the northumberland country past two
posses and made his way to Casper
where he took a train.
The balance of the gang sniff m
two disappearing completely and two
more doubling back in the mountains
two miles from ThermOpOlis. The lat
Ter are Well known to the officers and
their capture will be effected in few
days. One Of these men was with Io-
gan in the descent on the bank.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.

MARTINEZ. Nov. s.-Complete
election returns in Contra Costa Coun-
" show q sweeping victory for the
Republicans. The entire ticket was
elected without exception The plu-
ralitv for Roosevelt is 1892. In 1900
the plurality for Mckinley was 6l6.
The county has been wrested from the
control OF q Democratic Board OF Su-
pervisors. The figures for the differ
ent candidates are as follows: Roose-
welt 2g55. Parker 1854. Knowland
l743. McPike 1860, Belshaw 1912,
Randall 1886: for Supervisor Of the
Second Decentralization CR.) 2sO'
Booth CD 2Ss, Fourth District-Bu-
chanan CRD 25z. Demartini Cd 14O;
Fifth District-Trythau (R.) 446,
Wightman Cd $50. Els majority
for Assemblyman is about 1000.
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SUFFER- COUNTY.

YUBA CITY, Nov. 9.-The total
vote of Suffer County is as follows:
Roosevelt SCI, Parker AIS: for Su-
preme Justice-Lorigan (R.) S22.
Dooling CD 524; for Congress-Mc-
Kinlay (R) 742, Bell CD 634; for
joint Assemblyman-E. T. MAXWELL
(R.) 62S. Cline Bull CD 1856; Super
visor of the First District. H.
Graves 14S; Supervisor of the Fourth
District-John Burns (R.) 172, F. j.
Fitzpatrick CD $50; Supervisor of the
Fifth District. J. Michael (R.) III,
w. H. Smith CD "a; Frank Algeo
III "a
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PLACER COUNTY.

AUBURN, Nov. s.-Complete re-
turns in Placer County give Roosevelt
1915 plurality. For Justice of the Su-
preme Court Lorigan (R.) wins over
Cooling Cd by 624; for Congress Gill
lett (R.) defeats Caminetti CD by
$50; for State Senator Irish (R) has
$50 over Synder CD; for the Assem-
bly, Duryea (R.) wins over Livingston
Cd by SAL. The Democrats elect two
Supervisors, William Kilgo and A S.
Waldo, and the Republicans one,
George II. Bisbee.
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FORCED TO FLEE FROM FIRE
IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES
Sleepers In PalO Alto Aroused by
the Flames Approaching
Their Rooms.

PALO ALTO, Nov. 9.-Fire broke
out in the building occupied by T. G.
Walkers drug store and Henluk's
candy store shortly before midnight
and gained Roadway with such rapidity
that a dozen people occupying the
sleeping rooms above were forced to
flee in haste from their apartments,
some not stopping to don their clothes.
All escaped before the flames had
reached the upper story, but many
lost all their possessions The total
damage is figured at $4,000, the loss
falling most heavily on the owners OF
the two stores.
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FRESNO. Nov. 9.-Roosevelt has
carried this county by about 1000
votes. One precinct Of six votes was
carried by the socialists. Returns
complete from sixty-fOur OF the
seventy-nine precincts in the county
show that the Democrats have elect
ed two Supervisors and the Republi-
cans one. besides the two Assembly
men, Drew and Chandler; for the Su-
preme Court-DOoling 27e5, Lorigan
$3.50: for COngress-COnley 1925,
Needham 44O5; for Assembly, Six
tieth District-Graham 1850. Chand-
Ter Pas; Sixty-hrst-Brickley 1920,
Drew 1924.
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TULARE COUNTY.

VISALIA. Nov. 9.-For the first
time in it's history Tulare County has
gone Republican. The vote stands:
Roosevelt 216T, Parker 1910. S. c.
Smith (R.) defeated w. T. Lucas CD
by about 500 for Congress. w. B.
Wallace (R.) was reelected Judge
over j. A. Allen (R.) by 36 votes.
George Birkenhauer Cd was elected
Supervisor in the Third District.
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MERGED COUNTY.

MERGED. Nov. 9.-With two small
precincts to hear from, MERGED County
gives Roosevelt 923, Parker SIS; for
gressman-Needham 829, COnley
$50; for Assemblyman-Burge (R.)
7S5, YOakum CD s94. OF the three
Supervisors elected two are Repub-
lcans. This is the first time in its his
tory that MERGED County has given
the Republican at the head Of the
ticket a majority.
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soNoMA COUNTY.

SANTA ROSA, Nov. 9.-Sonoma
County piled up big vote for Roose-
welt. Returns from 60 out of So
precincts in the county give Roosevelt
1883, Parker 1861. McKinlay (R.)
beats Bell CD for Congress, 4155 to
3845 in 81 out of IS pre-
cincts. The landslide also carried H.
l. Trip (R.) into the Legislature in
the Fourteenth District over c. o.
Dunbar CD by majority of So. F.
A. Cromwell (R.) is reelected In the
Thirteenth District by 1900. Others
elected are Blair Hart CD for Su-
pervisor in the First District; H. W.
Austin (R.) for Supervisor in the
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OF the counties Of the State all but
one are IN the Roosevelt column ana
when the final figures are compiled
even that one, Coluss, may move from
its isolated position The counties wed
with each other in their efforts 10 ron
Cd great pluralities for Roosevelt, but
Los Angeles, San Francisco and Ala
media cut out a pace the others could
not follow. Such counties as Glenn,
Merced and Tulare, which are old
Democratic standbys, forsook the cause
Of their fathers TO join in the great
demonstration for Roosevelt
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TEHAMA COUNTY.

RED BLUFF, Nov. 9.-Complete
returns from thirty-one out of
thirty-four precincts in Tehama
County show big Republican victory.
Democratic Supervisors were elected
in the First and Fifth districts. Roose-
welt received 1924 votes and Parker
64s. For Associate Justice-Lorigan
(R.) 1867, Dooling CD $50; for
Congress-Gillett (R.) 1923, Can't
netti CD 731; for State Senator
Sewage (R.) 1912, Thorpe CD 6s5;
for Assemblyman-Gans (R.) 1135,
Freeman CD 10.
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Down San Diego COUNTIES VIE Paying .onor President
RESULT PzEASES GOVERNOR PARDEE
Executive Congratulates the Voters of California
on Their Display of Common Sense at the Polls

Q ACRANENTO Nov On C.
in
am surprised that this State beyond the fst
O
it O ther
OF would
disaster
do md we it
on the of Presder
and hi havep
by Republic
sending his
they will alwaysco nrnue to
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ORANGE COUNTY.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 9.-The COM
plete vote Of Orange County is as fol-
lows: Roosevelt 1869. Parker 1881,
Debs ass, Swallow 275; for Congress
Smith (R) 1861, Lucas CD 1857;
for State Senator-Anderson CR)
2576, Mills Cd 1853; for the Assem-
bly-Amerige (R.) 2515, Hankey CD
1878. The vote indicates that all the
amendments were lost but the judi
ciary act.
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AsfADOR COUNTY.

JACKSON, Nov. s.-Complete semi
official returns Of Amador County give
Roosevelt 1879. Parker sos; for Asso-
ciate Justice-LOrigan 1850, Dooing
SIS; Congressman-Gille S1S, Cant
nett 1908; Assemblyman-M kenney
1905, Messenger ISL. John Strohm
O.), for Supervisor Of Township NO. l.
IS elected by los majority over New
nan CD. In District No. Annex
(R-) defeated Clifton by " IN Us
t-fct No Z Fraser CD is elected by
66 over NJ. Brinn (R-). The Board OF
Supervisors stands two Democrats TWO
Republicans and one Independent
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MONEY FOR JAPANESE.
Syndicate Is Organized TO Finance the
Sixty Million Dollar Loan.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-It is definite
ly stated to-day that huhn' Loeo q
20 have organized a syndicate TO fin
800 one-haif of the new $50, 900. 900
Ianapese loan. The security. which
viii he a second lien on the customs
duties of that country Will De oHered
at price yielding about ~ per cent
RI suhScriberS
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BRITISH PRESS PLEASED.
Believes ROOsevelt's Election Strength
ems AnglO-Saxon Ties.

LONDON. Nov. 9.-The afternoon
newspapers adopted Judge Parker's
congratulatery telegram to President
roosevelt as describing with "exact-
ness and comprehension" the result OF
the election in the United States. Such
headings as "A Vote Of Confidence
ana ROOsevelt's Triumph" mark all
the editorials
Inc election is regarded by all the
al ternoon papers as pledge that
= america Will play her part in the So
Iuuon OF all international questions.
upon the side making for f,ls+3ca al
the development OF. the human race
and as 'affOrding a guarantee that
Great Britain's present relations with
= america viii not only be maintained
Dut probably win be strengthened.
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WILLOWS. Nov. e.-For the first
time in its history Glenn County shows
a majority for the Republican ma
tiOnal ticket. Semi-Official returns
give the total vote as follows: Roose-
welt S2g, Parker s15: for Associate
Justice-DOoling Cd 759, Lorigan
(R.) 73s: for COngress-Beu CD
s75. NcKinlay (R.) 679; for the As
mbly-Geis CD 899, Weyand (R)
72s. William NJ. Finch CR.) defeated
Pirkey ID for Judge of the Superior
Court by 267
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YUBA COUNTY.

EVANSVILLE. Nov. 9.-The total
vote In Yuba County is as follows:
roosevelt 1241, Parker 636, Debs 49,;
LOT supreme Justice-Lorigan (R.)
lISS' Dooling CD 704; for Congress
-Mckiniay 1000, Bell GIG; for AS
semi Iyman-Manwell (R.) 1896. Bull
CD ISL; for Supervisor in the Sec
0 o Dstrict-Divver (R.) 266, PETER
lR) 242, Griffiths CD 1877: Fourtb
District, Wheaton (R.) 22S, Jefferds
ODD ISL. 20
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 9.-With returns
practically complete, the Republican
SpOndingly increased. In round num-
bers the pluralities are: Roosevelt
1900, Lorigan $500; Wright, Senate,
1900; Hayes, Congress, 5000; Arnerich.
Assemblyman, 100; Jarvis, Assembly
man, 1900; Micheltree, Assemblyman,
1900; supervisors Aver 800, Mitchell
$50; Superior Judges-Welch BOO,
Rhodes 1900.
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OOIUsA COUNTY.

COLUSA, Nov. 9.-The vote Of Co.
lusa County shows: Roosevelt 49,
Parker sos. McKinlay 72O, Bell ll44,
Weyand 1875. Gels 757- The san
Francisco seawau act and amend
ments Nos 2, 20. L and IS were car
ried. Nos. 1 and Il were defeated.
". A. Vann Cd was elected Super
visor in the Second District, J. z.
Rathbun- CR.) was elected in the
Third and J. c. Campbell (R-) in the
Fourth.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9.-With a few
outside precincts TO hear from, which
will affect the total but slightly, re-
turns tonight show the county's vote
for Roosevelt Ally, Parker 1897;
Smith (R.), for Congress- 1856, Lucas
Cd 1868. The Republicans elected
the Supervisors in the First and Sec
ond districts, the Democrats carrying
the Third. Johnson and Barnes (R.),
for the Assembly, have large major
tiles
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MONO COUNTY.

BRIDGEPORT, Nov. s.-Five pre-
cincts out of seven in Mono County
give Roosevelt a total of POI. Parker
76i Lorigan 10, Dooling a, Gillett
1S5, Caminetti go, Mckinney 100.
Messenger rs. Indications are that
the county gives a majority for the
following for Supervisors: Boyd (R.),
Attley CD and Hunewill (R.).
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KINGS OOUNTY-

HANFORD, Nov. 9.-Following is
the total vote Of Kings County: For
the Assembly. F. Pryor CD s2s
J. H Fox (R-) $50: for Congress
Conley ODD $50; Needham (R.) ITO:
for Associate Justice-Dooling (Dl
6SS. LOrigan (R.) 1867. Parker re-
ceived 5e2 votes and Roosevelt ITO.
The seawal act was favored here 4O7
70 2O4- All the amendments were
defeated
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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 9.-The total
vote for the county is as follows:
Roosevelt 1926, Parker 1896, Debs
$50, Lorigan 1884, Dooling 1A32,
Needham 1851, Conley 1870; for State
Senator'S. II. Rambo (RD 2100, Ed
White CD 1891; for Assemblyman-
George c. Cleveland (R.) 2169, Holo-
han CD 1850.
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STANISILArS COUNTY.

MODESTO. Nov. -Semi-oficial
totals for Stanislaps County, with all
the precincts heard from, give Roose-
welt 1856 Parker 1892; for Associate
Justice-Lorigan 1874, Dooling 1857;
for Congress-Needham 1852, Conley
1888; for the Assembly-Yok um CD
1888, Burge (R.) 1904
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SOLANO COUNTY.

SUISUN, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
from this county are as follows:
Roosevelt 3176, Parker 1912, Lorigan
1929, Dooling 1881, Knowland 3176.
McPike 1927; for State Senator
Rush (R.) 1862, Reams CD 1893;
for ssemblyman-Devlin (R.) 3403.
McPike CD 1860.
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YoLO COUNTY.

WOODLAND, Nov. 9.-The total
vote of this county is as follows:
Roosevelt 1903, Parker 1893; for As
sociate Justice-Lorigan (R.) 1886,
Dooling CD 1898; for Congress-Mc-
Kinlay (R.) 1853, Bell CD 1917: for
the Assembly-Tuttle (R) 1892,
Hawkins tD.) 1850; for Supervisor
in the First District-E. A. Palm (R.)
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VIENNA, Nov. 9.-An unconfirmed
report from Innsbruck mentions an
encounter between Italian and Ger
man soldiers at the Klosler barracks
there. Several men are said to have
been injured. Everything was quiet
IN the town of Innsbruck to-day.
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SAN BENITO COUNTY.

HOLLISTER, Nov. 9.-The vote
here was as follows: Roosevelt $50,
Parker $50; for Supreme Justice
Lorigan (R.) 229. Dooling CD 1858;
for Congress (R.) 901.
Conley CD Gas; for State Senator
Lynch (R.) SIS, Feliz CD 696; for
Assemblyman - Slaven (R.) S04,
Moore CD 500. The county high
school proposition was carried by a
large majority.