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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07

truth. the business men who were
whipped into line gave the Civic
union a chance to crawl out OF an
ugly hole and. except unofficially.
the people will never know what the
Civic union did
The dissolution Of the Civic union.
II IL freely predicted. will follow the
Smith scandal.
II IL certain beyond a shadow of n
doubt that the organization has
been debased for political purposes
by the Wilson Mead faction OF the
republican party. OF which Judge
Milo A. Root. the president OF the
union IL a member.
Judge Root is the law partner Of
II. y Palmer. secretary OF the re-
publican state central committee.
and a prominent figure In republic
an politics. Although early in the
campaign he In said 10 have urged
the removal OF Smith from the tick
et. during the past few weeks Judge
Root has been speaking for the en-
tire republican ticket from the
stump.
On the other hand equally well
known and prominent republican
members Of the union have persist
entity attempted to bring about It's
Enforcement of Jay G. Allen, the
democratic candidate for prose
cutting attorney
II is said. and the results tend TO
prove the assertion. that the real
reason that the union will take no
hand whatever In the campaign Is
that the different factions could not
come 10 an agreement al TO divi-
sion OF It's political influence.
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one. epellhInderH have been unable
% arouse ans great enthusiasm.
Good weather II promised for to
morrow and a fairly full vote Is
anticipated
Tho principal interest In Calf
fornia lies ia the size OF President
RooHcyvlt'H majority and the result
of the vote ~ assembly men. on
which hlnRsa the selection Of a
United States senator tu succeed
senator BART
Tho republicans this morning
claim a majority Of $4,000 for
Roosevelt. and 1t Is practically con-
coded by the democrats that Ne
yada will go Tor Roosevelt but
claim they vii elect congressman
aud will control tho Legislature
which Will select United States
senator Idaho seems safely repub-
lican
The forecast In Utah is that the
state will 80 republican. with the
possible exception 81 congressman.
The new American anti Mormon
party claims that II will poll % 1nu
votes tomorrow This has bcea the
most bitter campaign In the history
Of Utah The campaign waa the
theme for SERMONS Ia all accta yshs
tcrday
The California republican central
committee issued statement this
morning claiming the state for
Roosevelt n, 30 600 and the election
OF aN congressman
The democratic committee claims
five con gressmen aud a 90 per cent
increase ia the democratic members
OF the legislature
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More than $4,000 has been bet
on the state and county essetion Ia
the city % Seattle alone since the
campaign opened By far the larger
tart Of this prlncely sum has been
wagersd on the EubernatorIal con
test. IN which. on the eve Of elec-
ton. George Turner. - spokane the
democratic candidate. Is the favor
ite
s : Bailey. a Roosevelt Turner
democrat. has done most OF The bet
ting In this city. tie now stands TO
lose OF ain approximately So 600
on the guxernorNhip lie has his
money bet on Turner and has pfae-
tieaily covered every cent offered
Il is stated on good authority that
one 1esler Way saloon mas VII
liam Sutherland. whose resort u
hsaduartsrs for turfmen and plunx-
erH In the sporting line IL stake
holder for the sum ~ s. 600 eise-
tiOn money and has t8s 600 more In
his hands 90 be- wagered
At Smiths cigar stand. In the
Stevens hotel block the betting
odds posted are the following
Governor Mead trepl aud Tur-
usf ldeml. even money. Turner
money plenty with no takers
Prosecuting Attorney - Marktn-
tosh trepl and Allen fdcm ;. even
money. with little betting
Sheriff L. G. Smith tfept aud
Jack williams tdem }. lively betting
With Williams the favorite at 81
10 $50
On the national election little bet-
ting Is being done At Smiths
place. which Is headquarters for the
Ftfth ward politicians aud whore
election returns will be received to-
morrow night. even money Il post
ed on New York. which Is regarded
AZ likely 10 20 for either preaiden-
tial candidate
At Cuhen's corner. which iH the
rendezvous for politicians from all
over the state and county. all the
talk today favgra Turner'S election
for governor. although the esti-
mates most generally made are that
he will not defeat Mead By more
than 1000 votes The most san
Eulue republicans DO not claim moro
than 1000 for Mead Here the poll
tloians Of all parties predict the
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they are under obligation TO those
men who are directly and openly
fighting our best interests. No la
boring man can expect anything
from the Citizens Alliance. or the
men who are under obligation TO a.
So I do not see what we can ex-
pect from Mead and the men who
are with him on the ticket.
we would work hard for a SEN
ator from King county and the la
Dor organizations would stand to-
gether to do anything to aid King
county In its growth. but we feel
that the appeal to us at this time
is simply mockery. As long as King
county stands no show for a United
states senator tfor that opportunity
was lost at Tacomal. We think the
appeal will have no effect Surely.
no laboring man can support a tick
ct that does not have some sym
patty with us"
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over 100000 IS
UP ON ELECTION
BIG wAeEas AL INDICATE THAT TURNER IS a PRIME "a.
voRTE FOR oovERsos-wILLlA~s LEADS IN BETTING
COUNTY TICKET

election Of williams Tor sheriff hy
a small majority. although ardent
republicans can be- found who claim
the election Of smith By ! 800 votes
The nsht between Macintosh
and Allen. Il IL recognized. will b.
a close one and ALL be decided hy
the silent vote Mkrklntosh :
friends claim he will win b. a. least
5000. and Aliens atauncheat sup
portcrs believe he will run ahead
o. Williams the democratic candi-
date Tor sheriff
At democratic state headquarters
this morning. J " Godwln. chair
man Of the state central committee.
said
We claim the election 81 Turner
BY large majority l think. though.
that he vii run strong enough TO
carry N. entire democratic state
ticket with him won't risk any
rgurea We eoucede the state To
Roosevelt By tremendous alofity
Ny personal opinion u that both
Williams and Allen will be elected
OF the county ticket and that the
entire county ticket ia likely 10 win.
At republican state headquarters
D. u Palmer. chairman OF the state
central committee. refused 10 make
any estimate.
u make Il a rule never 10 give
out any interviews 10 opposition pa
pcrH.' he said. gazing vacantiy AZ
a large photograph Of Levi Ankenv
the railroad senator. that hangs on
the wall before hia dcak.
Then Mfr Palmer closed Mp as
tightly AZ a clam. even when asked
20 offset Nj GodWin's claims. other
members Of the state committee.
however. claim the county for Mead
by 1000.
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OFFICE
ROBBED
UNCLE ssoa's STAMP asxfIp AT
CT, " huHA CITY VISITED Nv
BueoIAR8

Ths posioffice at Columbia city
uuH entered az about 1 o'clock this
fsefntnf and the safe robbed Of 800
In essn ana STAMPS. The burglars
wsfg evidently old hands At the bus
mess, and the safe vas blown with
nitro alyeerin iH manner that
showed the men we're artists.
The first that was known 81 the
robbery Nas when Postmaster ". a.
stafka vent 10 the office this morn
lar 20 prepare Tor the days work
When he entered the rostoffice the
place look~d ns though the Japan
go and Russians had fought n dea-
peretr battle there. The safe was
blown apen and papers we're scat
tered osef the floor. On sxamina-
ton Il uas found that all the money
Ia The .afs Was taken and several
staffpa wrre missing
The rubbeFs entered the building
ihruueh = window Ia the back.
- hich va forced oren. Then holes
we're borrd through a partition be-
side ti~ door and an opening made
isfar wnnuEh 10 admit mans
t#H#asA 10 wv - - HA#t #A@1#H
then renewed ana an easy entrance
effected a. the office.
u IL ihouEht that two men must
have been engaged Ia the WORK. All
iudiea tons show that the men we're
old hands aud did their wofb IN a
l~ost thorough manner. No enc at
Columbia city heard the explosion.
'rhs robbers had piled every piece
81 cloth and sack they could find
about the place on the safe to dead
en- the sound.
Insf~ttor Wcyiand and Deputy
United states Marshal Lathe went
t5 the place this morning No clue
T. the robbers has been found.
Inspector Wcyiand believes that
the men who did the trick are the
- me as robbed the postofflces az
Van ASSET and Foster during the
past month.
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not so any good TO take him there
now. said Felix Corbett. brother
in-law Of the dead chief We talked
Il over aud decided 10 let the body
stay where II IL until spring. whea
We Will give IL permanent burial .
No definite arrangements have
beee reached regarding the Ter
ootiatco and celebration. but IL will
probably not be held until spring.
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BONES or cHiEF
Joseph re NAM
AT NESPELEM

SEspELEM. Wash. Nov. THE
bones Of old Chief Joseph are 10
rest peacefully beneath a little
mound OF earth az Nenpelem The
idea Of removing Joseph's remains
To the wallowa valley has been
abandoned In the spring the body
will be placed In its permanent
grave. a few feet from where IL now
lies This q. the outcome of Nom
bera Of the Neg Perez tribe. who
have been comforting with the local
Indians during the week The In
dams have already placed an order
for tombstone. which IL To bear
the name OF the old chief and recite
In brief some 81 his exploits
Joseph couldn't 10 To- Wallowa
while he was living. and Il would
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TOXIC. Nov. 7.-fmperaii head
quarters today issued statement
charging the Russian defenders at
Port Arthur with q misuse OF the
Red Cross badge aud with nlaitreat-
ing japanese wounded. A number
OF cases are cited
A japanese hospital orderly was
wounded and left on tho field The
Russians took his badge and then
killed HIM. A wounded Japanese
private lay six days Stimulating
death while the Russians we're rear.
Russians bayonetted and shot bis
wounded comrades and robbed them.
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ST PETERSBURG. Nov. IN.
Clado. one OF the four officers land
ed from the Baltic fleet at Vigo and
who proceeded 20 ST Petersburg. Is
not a naval officer. but n major
In the army. lie was simply Ad-
mlral Rojestvensky's guest and in
tended TO land at NiFo.
The fact that be Was left behind
as a responsible officer who gave
the details OF the North sea affair.
ia nothing less than moekery TO
England
The car. Il Is learned. has loaded
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WILL CARRF Sk 0H0HJSH


EVERETT. wash. Nov. 7.-Bets
were posted today that Judge Den
ney. republican. will not carry his
precinct. ward. city or county. Va
rlous other bets on Black were not
taken. 4 bot Of $1,000 was offered
in Marysyille yesterday that Turner
will carry snohomlsh county.
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IN DELAWARE

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov T.
While the democrats claim tho state
the compromise effected by the reg
ular and union republicans Will
probably give the state to Roose-
Welt by 1900 majority The demo
Gratis will probably elect their can
didate for governor.
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THE DoUBTFua STATES.

That Rooseveit's election Is prac-
tieaily = foreNone conclusion 10 q so
Indicated by the eurb-atone betting
all over this city this morning
Early offers 81 10 were made
and these were heightened into beta
OF $500 10 So on Roosevelt before
noon.
That the state u New York viii
also 70 republican Is the belief III
the most conservative 81 prophets,
although there Il q side variety %
forecasts made bY political and par
tiEan newspapers
What is considered here az the
best forecast Is that Rooaevelt's ma
iority throughout the state win
overcome Parker's majority In the
city % Greater New York
The Brooklyn Eagle still insists
that the city will 90 democratic by
$4,000 while lndepedent newspa-
pers claim that Roosevelt will carry
New York state hY at least 90 900
In spite % this fact. however. the
strong fight that has been made
on Republican Candidate Higgins
makes the democratic nominee the
favortte with odds at 81 900 10 $500
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I.ab0rlng men throughout the city
are discussing the condition today
and pointing out the activity Of ths
Citizens Alliance in the present
campaign. Although. they say. thu
Alliance is kept In the background.
IL Is doing its fighting under tho
cover of the Businessmen's Sena-
tniial cub.
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IN NEW JER9kY
Dy sorlpps News ASSN

TRENTON. y. J.. Nov. both
republican aud democrat managers
are claiming the electoral vote and
state ticket. with the chances ap-
parontly favorable 10 the republic
ans. The campaign has been heat
ed. Speech making will not end I'M
I'll tonight. Stokes. the republican
candidate. will likely be elected gov
ernor.
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DEMOCRATS WILL WIN

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. THE
democrats claim that the state is
no longer doubtful They will elect
their candidate for governor and
give the democratic national ticket
a small majority.
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LONDON. Nov. lit IL reported
that Admiral Tbgo's fleet has sue
ceeded In preaching the Golden hill
Qualifications. II true the surren-
der OF Port Arthur must occur wito-
in a few hours
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LOCAL FoRECAsT


{. The local weather bureau i,
I, forecasts occasional showers .
{. for tomorrow. with no change .
{, Of temperature. .
. WASHINGTON. Nov. L :
(. The following special bulletin :
{. regarding weather probabili- /.
{. ties was issued by the weather :
o bureau today. .
q Fair weather and seasonal E
. bic temperature 10 Indicated :
. for all the eastern states to (.
{. morroN. except some showers I.
{. or SNOW flurries In part Of :
I. New York. Northeastern Penn :
. Ey.Yanla. New England. and :
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BOTH PARTIES
CLAIM WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE. Nov. THE dem
ocrats and I.aFollette republicans
both claim the state The opinion
ts general that the legislature. which
Is to elect a United States senator.
will be deadlock
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Colombo REPUBLICAN,

DENVER. Colo. Nov. While
the democrats concede the national
ticket 10 the republicans they are
confident Of carrying the state for
governor. The indications are FOR
heavy vote.
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Little Interest
On The Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ON
the eve OF the election the apathy
continues on the Pacific coast south
Of the state 81 Washington While
the campaign Is generally a hard
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BOY KILLED
Especial to The Start

EVERETT. Nov Harold Ryck-
ard aged II years. was accidentally
shot Yesterday while hunting near
Bellingham. He died last night. lie
was recently given a scholarship in
the Pullman agricultural college
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state republican ticket will be elect
ed BY 500 90 5000. Mundell. repub.
ltgau candidate Tor congress by
5000. aud that thcoicgislafure Will
be- overwhelmingly republican Che
yeune Mill get the state capitol
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BERLIN. Nov. THE German
government has formally asked an
explanation OF the SonutAg affair.
based on the claim OF the owner OF
the Sonntag. that he lost his fish
ing nets BY being Obliged to hur-
riedly leave for fear OF being struck
by Russian shells.
Jpon the nature OF Russia's reply
viii depend Germany's action.
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IN OLD MISSOURI

81. LOUIS. Nov. THE demo-
Gratis claim the state by $4,000 20
Is 900. The republicans. however,
are making claims.
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kKRkET IWRkMR .
WITHIN 4 FEW MR@
LOwoow sssoar IT THAT JAss sAvR sosr ARTHUR AT

wires that Port Arthur Is now re-
Rarded IN the japanese capital AZ
taken The Russians still hold four
forts. but the town itself is open TO
the japanese On the northeast
The japanese will not enter the
town at present, because IL Is rtill
under fire from The LiEOti meun-
tain forts All the beEiegerE' efforts
will now be directed toward tho
Golden hin fortress.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. Cen.
sakhaf0ff reports. sharp shooters
on Friday. under Lieut. Voorrotni-
koff. penetrated as far as the Jap
auese entertainment In front Of Ho-
suthai heights. They remained all
day exchanging fuslllades with tina
japanese.
The concentrated Russian fire de-
Htroyed the village Of udeylaize.
Japanese attempts TO damage the
Russian masked guns were unsuc-
cessful
Sunday night the Russian sharp
shooters harrassed the enemy along
the whole line. There vas no en-
gagement Saturday"
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rAooaRr HOLDS TIE GAG

NEW YORK. Nov. National
Chairman Tazxart spent Monday
quietly at the Grand hotel In In
dianapolis. but he was In telegraphie
connection with the headquarters
here. giving Instructions II IL IN
derstoOd all the money 10 be used
In indiana il In his hands
The republicans are not without
funds today and were confident that
their pile would match that con
trolled by TagEart
We have no money for Doodle
purposes said TaEEart Our
money viii be used solely In getting
out the vote
The chairman was sim confident
Of national success and more con
fident than ever Of democratic sue
eesses in Indiana
NEW YORK. Nov. Unless the
careful Judgment Of some o. the
most accurate election forecasfera
In the country fails completely.
Theodore Roosevelt is as good as
elected the nert president Of the
United States by b comfortable mar
gin Of votes in the electoral col
lege. In fact there seems 20 be
less doubt about the national re-
suit than there has been for a
number Of elections past.
This New York Herald has the
reputation Of furnishing the most
accurately complied predictions In
the country and its conservative es-
innate Of PSI votes for Roosevelt.
or IS more than necessary to elect.
may be depended upon as being aa
accurate as Il Is possible TO ezti-
mate. The New York Tribune and
the Chicago Record-Heral are also
careful compilers u election figures
and they give Roosevelt far larger
majorities In the electoral college
The Indianapolis News also con
cedes Roosevelt's election BY a com
Portable majority.
OF course. II Is to be expected that
Chairman C0rtelyou. 81 the g O. F.
national committee. should predict
Rosevelt's election. but he gives no
broader margin than does the New
York Tribune and but slightly more
than the Chicago Record Herald.
The only estimates that are abao-
lutely wrong IN the above list are
those Of Chairman Taggart. Of the
democratic committee. He comedies
that Roosevelt will have only i67
votes.
A. a matter Of fact the repubil-
cans are absolutely sure OF iss votes
and the democrats OF 1G2. az the fol-
loving tables will show.
These figures are complied from
results in former elections and only
those states which have been over
whelmingiy and persistentiy repub-
lican or democratic have been arbl-
trarily assigned to one or the other
column.
According to these figures there
are 13i doubtful votes in the elec-
tOral college. This Is the subdlVi- |
sion.
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Wi0MING REPUBLICAN

CHEYENNE, wyo., Nov 7.--Indi-
cations are that Roosevelt will car
~ Wyoming By 5000 votes, that the
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Roosevelt AS
GOOD AS ELECTED

PREDICTIONS OF rsE MOST CONSERVATIVE AND ACCURATE
POLITICAL roREoAsTTRs INDICATE TIE auoroN or
TIE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET ny A COMFORTABLE
MAJORITY IN TIE ELECTORAL COLLEGE
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LAUGH At JOHK BULL

M. Clado with honors. Russian So
ciety Is hilarious over the farce In
sending him to the capital as rep
resentative OF the fleet.
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ROME. Nov. THE Toxic CORE
spondcnt OF the Glarnale al Roma
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SOME ELECTION FORECASTS.
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