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PAGE TWO OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS FOR- DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, NOV. 7, 1916. BHKWKKS' AMENDMENT WAS PKI'KATEII IX DOI'GI.AH C'OUX TV BY MA.IOKITY OK itO-H "HONK 1HIY" AMENDMENT HAS CAHIilED ItY AIIOVT Mm, Drain f Pass Creek "J. " AlilleBale 4 80 I.MLIw.H b If ill ill f 1 ! f III f S t f Yi i I s if f l f f precincts fi f s h n?M n s hr nr I ' t - E i ; ; ; . ' '' ' P J. 't . ' ' . .' . ' ' ' .J fi2 112 80 69 122 118 78 00 121 38 158 145 45 122 74 71 163 110' 111 9 9t JUJ " J" " 'ln K7 7(i 59 108 86 80 JU Jit -- - 1 18 46 73 114 92 89 68 88 85 90 109 27 97 13 90 49 87 70 tj 1 6 , 4l 9, fc., 67 6 48 83 77 4 6!) 69 60 69 66 VI 2 66 2 44 66 79 48 99 , 58 86 42 99 72 69 75 64 55 97 90 63 78 80 59 76 79 43 57 14 62 66 1 12 44 66 7 5, 47 20 1 30 42 20 42 52 23 42 6 , o. - -- 4U l . - LENOX HAS A BIG MAJORITY .Julius j. w. iiuiiiiiiiiii, r. skip- worth nml Jiilm S. Coke fnn-leil DiiiikIiih County Hy Substan tial Majorities. Coinplote official returns received from the, 57 voting precincts In DoiikIhr County und ratified by the canvaBH of County Clerk K. H. Lenox and IiIk aHslatantH, Hliuw that C'harlea K. HuRlies carried JlouRlas County by about 2:10 votes over 1'renident Wilson. In ItoseburK, where more than one-quarter of the entire vole of the county was cast, Mr. Hughes received a majority o only 04 votes. Tho brewery amendment, which was strenuously opposed by the lem- iiorn licit iirEiinl.atlons of this vlcin- II v. was dul'Diiled In Douglas County In; nialorllv of .1014 votes. The amendment liroliibltillR the linporta tlon of Intoxicating liquor Into Ore gon for beverage purposes carried in tho county hy a majority oi jui votes. Tho following summary gives the total voto and majorities of the sev eral successful candidates tn uoug las County, together witli the results of the 11 amendments: Presidential Electors. lienubllcan -II. II. Butler, 3897; W. I. Cottel, 31122; W. 1 Keady, 31)09; W. C. North, 31106 ; J. K. W1I son. 3870. Democratic O. P. Coshow, 3C78; llert K. Ilaney, 3C79; I'orter J. Neir, 3070; I). W. Kheahan, 3008; John II Stevenson, 3037. Prohibition Curtis P. Coe, 117; I,. T. I'ennlnglon, 114; Henry Sheak, 115; M. K. Swope, 110; Cy rim H. Walker, 118. Socialist Max Hurgholzer, 411 V. W. Johnson. 420; S. J. McCone 4 1 1: Auirust Nlkula. 413; W. M. " Tipton, 401. Progressive Eninietl Callahan, Puller's plurality, 218. Oottel's plurality, 243. Keady's plurality, 2311. North's plurality, 220. J. K. Wilson's plurality, 197. Kor CAngressnian W. C. llawley U 4(158; W. H. ltlchanls, 8.. 63! Mark V. Wealherford, II., 2X112. Hawley's plurality, 1190. Secretary of Slate 10. L. Cannon S.. 927: lien W. Olcott, 1t.-U.-I". C259. Olcott's majority, 5332. Supremo Judges (two to elect) C. J. Plight, Prohl., 1208; (leorge II llnrnelt, It., 4182; J. K. llosmer, S 1058: Frank A. Monro, it., 3870 Turner Oliver. I)., 2583. Purnett's plurality, 1K99. Monro's plurality, 1 293. linlrv nml Komi Commissioner.- I). W. McKllinon, S., 809; John 1), Mlckle, K.-I .-!'.. 5018; A. C. Hem pel. Prohl., 711. Mlekle's plurality, 4149. Public Service Commissioner. - Fred 11. Puehtel, it. -P., 4020; E. Van Hresar, 11.. 2330. lliiclitel's majority. 1084. Circuit Judges ( three to elect). J. A. Ilui'liauuli, It., 2352; John Coke. ll.-P. !.. 4X8(1; J. W. Ilamll ton. I). -P.. 4li( I ; K. (I Potter. 11. -I 315S; C. F. Sldpworth. !., 3952. Coke's plurality, 1722. Hamilton's plurality, 14 13. Skipworlh's plurnllty. 79 1. Slate Senalor 11. 1. Kddy. IS -1 410X; W. C Kdwards. I ml., 21.70. Eddy's majority, 1 138. HeprcHentlltlvi'tf Ihvn to elect). I'lias. A. Miami. It. -P., 4O10. lioy Cliggs. ll.-P., 373S; Jay 1.. Cham I)., 2253; J. 'I'. Itedford, 1)., 251 ' C. l.adcl, S.. 77 7. llranil's plurality, l.'.iH. (illngs' plurallly. 1220. Joint lli-prt-M illative W:n. Cure. it.. sjh.'i . j k. iiou ail. I 2990; ('has. 11. Muhr. S., 055 Core's plunili'v, 29 5. 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"6 10.1 erduo ' Drew JI Happy Valley . 1 Cow Creek 34 08 S!pnllMliiiri' 52 II Totals 1'lnialitles 2JII Majority Tor, 2610. Ship Tax Kxeuipllon Yes, 3197; No, 2519. Majority Tor, 678. Noki-o SllflniKe --Yes, 2709; No, 07. Majority UKalnst, 858. Full Henlal Value i-nnd Tax- Yes, 1244; No, 4017. Majority against, .1.1 1. 1. Pendleton Normal School Yes, 2610; No, 3018. Majority against, 1003. UepealliiK Sunday CIosIiir Law. Yes, 3228; No, 3273. Majority against, 45. II rowers' Amendment Yes, 1893; No. 4937. Majority against. 304 4. Absolute Prohibition Yob, No. 29 4 5. Majority for. 901. Itiral Credits - Yes, 3200 r49. Majority for, 657. Tax Limitation--Yes, 3391 39 3. Majority for, 10114. CALKIN'S TO SAI.IO.M. I County Assessor F.-U. Calkins I went to Haleni this morning to con fer with the members of the State I Tax Commission, with reference to I having the assessments of corpora tions operating in Douglas County I increased. A letter received here ' Saturday was to the effect that the Commission had assessed tho cor I poratlons of Douglas County at 73 I per cent of their true cash value. In the event Assessor Calkins is buc I ce.saful In his mission the state tax low In Douglas County will be de creased, while the assessments or the corporations will bo Increased. 3846; No, KUIKTTA ll.VM.F.Y WON'. No, Rheumatism Follow Exposur. In Din rain nil day Is generally fol low Mil hy painful twinges of rheuir.ii Usui or neuralgia. Sloan's Liniment villi give you quick relief and prevent tho twinges from becoming torture. It quickly penetrates with rubbing and soothes the soro and aching Joints. For sore, stiff, exhausted muscles that acho nnd throb from overwork. Sloan's Liniment affords quick reliuf. llrulses, sprains, strains ate quickly soothed hy Sloan's Llnl nnd other minor Injuries to chUdren inent. (let a bottlo today lit your Druggist, 25c. Ml ST l 'III-; IS MISSINC. The ltcvlew this morning receivod a letter from Miss Klmcttn llailey a former resident of this vicinity, to the efect that sho was e'.ected school Biinerlnlondoiit of linker County last Tueadav. Miss HallllV received ll malorltv of 250 votes over R. II Smith, present school superintendent of linker County. Miss Bailey Is well known in ltoseburg and vicin ity, where she has many friends. She visited here onlv a few months ago. Congratulations are extended. berg. S . 690; K W. Long, IV. w. i:. st. John, it . "i; 1 1 St. John' plurality, Slu-rltf Harry IVaive, !., Ceo. K. IJiiine, It. P., 3m;2. Quine's miijorliy Ciiuiily Clerk ( 29S7 ; K. II. l.enov l.tnox's majorliy Assessor K. T 2023; Coy Cordon, ii A. Williams, S.. f.23. Cordon's plui a III . I I sr. Triasurel James K. Snir.r 613(1. Surveyor M. It. C-rmond, 6973. School Sm l IV C llrow 64 30. Coroner Clias. H. ;!.- 5782. Constable I tioseburg 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 II. II. Church, It.. 1284; T K Sin glelou, IV, 1 057 ; 11. I.. Slaggs. S . 231. Church's plurality. 22,'. Mcaxiirf Siilniiitleil. Single Item Veto Yen. i:',li; No 1 702. nHOESTERTpills V Till. IIIWIMNII IIIIAMII, A It I fltiM 111 VM I'lt.l , ft A ytM r.,in : lint,; ile-t, AT,i lirll: 1 SOlOCVDRLQGISIStVtRiHHtRt Simon Caro. a local clothier, late Siii unlay evening shaved off bis niil.-J.ii'he In pay inent of a wager made with ISenrge Chandler prior to the Preslileiillal election. Mr. Caro's friends say he is much better look ing Ih.in bcloie be underwent the soltiew hilt novel "oporat ion." mi:nt.i, CI l.i'l 'UK CU'll. A1)VK.UTISKI LKTTKItS. lteiiininliiK uncalled for in the IfWblllg liosloffico. Nov. 13. 1910 nre the following lettori which will be charged for at the rate of one cent each: Jones, Harry; Lang. John; Porter James: Slscho. C. K.: Wilson. Mrs V. A. t'nrils. Jones. Charlie; l.oomls, Mrs John; Smith. I.essle; Wilkinson Mrs. W. C. L. P. REIZKNSTKIN Postmaster. DIVOItCK IS WANTKI). i ...r tl.o noennyjirv ll ItOSO ll rir IIISI .tlilV aim nave nuicc Miui"bia"i legal papers In a divorce suit to be occupied a dwelling In North Rose-. Mr and Mrs. W liber hioimlii hv c. A. wi her againsi Ding. .irs. uoei luiuitnj icnun... ........ his wife. In' the Circuit Court here, in Oklahoma, and came to Rosehurg city. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber were married following an exenange oi icneia mm i.-. between the prln had nevi ' arrival 1 It was slated here toda; Wilber had employed att : s si .1 (xpectcd to contest the divorce "nri 1-ruslit hy her husband. ,-. . i her has resided In Rosehurg .- r. -lb ; r.t' years and owns con-'-r ble property in this vicinity. Ttnh ANTLERS THEATER 2 Days SA?uSWHLe Nov. 18 From The SAT URDAY EVENING POST to FILMS MODERN AMERICA'S MOST UNIQUE CHARACTER AL JENNINGS Himself and Company in Beating Back The Famous Human Document Story COMPLETE IN SIX STIRRING PARTS- Attorneys Rice nnd Orcutt were PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE! 'I'lic ri'gulnr weekly nuM'ttiiR of tho M.'Mul CuHurn I'hib will bo hM ' Kitworlli l.i'amn room nf tho MiMhtMlist Kpisi'Dpul rhuri-h Tiiosluy iifit'i -noon at - o't'lock: tiooil Htiuls is thf ,-hii'f inpir HfhoiluliM for ron- Oil.-l'.ll inn nt the meet HIS. 1.KUKS IHIl l'OltTI.M. Peoplo Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets lr. Ihntd ItohciK. sdito tieiilth of-fit-ei. who spent Sutimluy tn llnne huiK iineKiin.iltnK tho doath f lit , tli' Kavnimul UUhlle. ltTt for Ills : hiMiie lute thut evenin. Durlnn hta ; Htay here, i r UoherK examined a ' nu in her of t'htlilren wto tiad asso !: anted wlili the dereiiwed dnrlnn ttie ! I. ist tew das he intended nrhool, ! tnit round no e(deiu to tndteate (hut they luid he.'omo infected with j T.trlet lexer, The health conditions here w ill lie w ati hed very t'losrly fntiu now on. ai-eorditiR to lr. Ho IkmiC, and eMi y effort will t madt lo aert an epidemic of srarlet feor 'or miv other eontnulonn ill sense It 1 prohnhlo that the city council will tonight appoint a nuinlcipal heultti offieer ill accordance with the mik KeHtlotin innde hy lrH Hoherg Satur- nay. Ex-PRESIDENT McKINLEY Who had Faith in Al Jennings 1 A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you kci a package oi Or. ldw.inls' Olive T.iMctv Hie km should lienin to clear alter jou have ; taken the tahlrH a few ni(ht. Llcane the bltml, the bowels and the liver with Dr. Ivdwarili' Olive TaMots the successful substitute for calomel there's never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. l'dwards Olive lauiets no innt which cahmicl docs, and just as effec tively, but their action is senile and sale instc.id of severe and irritating No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste." a h.id breath, a dull, listless, "no c, cd" (eeliiiK. constipation, torpid liver, bad disiw.siti.ui or piniplv face. Dr. l'dwards' Olive Tablet are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. l'dwards spent years amonc pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, ami (1live Tablets are the iniineiiselv effective result. l ake one or two nitthtlv for a week See bow much Wticr yon feel and look. 10c and & per box. All linguists. 5 2 A WW. ANIMALS M ATI ,lll lU PItOOI t V.. IT IS XATI HAI,, IIIK 111 ILlllMi !' V H.MK. 'I'M V. ItKAKIM; OI'' A FAMILY. IS AX im i:tix !: T MAN I'O III! IIIINKM' WOUK AND I'UO- t AMI I HK L !: XI I'Klllill'X OK A ;M)I AXI TIM K, WOMAN XOTONLV (il I S Vol' )ll:) COl UA(;K TO KA K. I I ills ol.li woisi.n I HUM KKUY AXtil.l.. HIT IS THK HIST sai i-:i.i ai;i o KAisrn.- ..l. J KN N I N4S. Nearly all of you have read the story in The SA TURD A Y EVENING POST Here is vour chance to see it on the screen Adm. Children 10c, Adults 20c Come Early and GET A GOOD SEAT AL JENNINGS On the Verge of his First Crime
