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XXIV
0NTA1U0, AIALIIEUK OOITNTY. OUKCION, TlllMirjAY, MAY 27, 15)20.
NO. 2(i.
0uiavt
T
MOUNTAIM III NOW
JO ON lti:c)ltl TO .101X1X0 ),.
HO IX ITS ItKOl'IMT KOIt A
TKAXSI'KH KHO.M COAST
HACK TO MOUNTAIN
TI.MI! OP I'ltll-WAIt
DA VS.
LEGION ASSURED ASSISTANCE
Ciimmlltre Nnmi-il In IMeimlnp ln-
lliri' ill' Nut Itii-lncsH Men Will
..Trim-iM' Intcilm- mi Tiude MU-hIiiii--Listen
o VIhIiuin, Too.
: :
STOCKMIIX VISIT CITV OX
TIMJIlt WAV TO CONVIIXTIOX
Ily a decisive vote tlio IiuhIiiohh
limn nt tint Commercial chili nuii.th
ly meeting lust iiIkIU wont mi record
In favor of Joining with tliu Idiilio
tllWIIH Willi liri) linking till) IllltTHlllte
Cummorrt) coinnilxnlnii fur n lohour
Ing of tlm iientluii of Htuiidardlsu
t Ion of time zones, whereby tliey tuny
In returned to .Mountain liiHteml of
Pacini' tluto.
Tlio oluli iiIko went on record fa
vor of spending $0 In ndvortHrtng In
tlio I'ortliinil paper during Shrine
week to tell IIih visitor to tint coast
what Ontnrlo mid thin section of lli
Miillienr valley linn to (if for (horn
Will Help legion M
Hurl Illuckaby mill W. I'' lloyer
roproHOtitlug tliu Ainurlcitu I.hkIoii.
worn piivxenl lit tliu ineutliiK mid told
of tlio strugglo tlio lmyit tiro IiiivIiik I"
got tliolr orgniilzullon In shape to
continue tlio work Tlio groutOMt
handicap now facing tliem Ih it I at I;
of unliable quartern for their meet
ings. They Hiild that tlioy could ho
euro tlio roomn but had no hinds
with which to furnish them. Thny
linked what tlm eluli could do to an
Hiiro thoni of co-opnratlon In solving
tlio problem.
Several speaker addressed tho
meeting, Including Mayor It. W
Joiioh, I'. J. ClnllnKlior. W. F. I Ionian,
rnul Bollginiin and (I. K. Aiken, and
ouch declnrnd IiIm boltof that tho Iiiih
liiosa limn of Ontario would provide
uiiythliiR tho Legion would iimU that
thny could possibly secure. Tho mm
inltleo wuk told to tell tho I.hkIoii
til prepare. Its pinna and ho nsaured
tlmt tho business iiioii would co-opor-nto
with thoni In keeping thorn ful
filled. Fnvor Trmlo Kxcumlon
Tlio subject primarily illnouaMtl
at tho inectliiK wiih Hint of mi auto
trudo oxourHlon to tho Interior to re
quire from a weok to ton dnyti' time.
Mnay of tho speakers fuvorod mich m
plan while sovornl did not hollow It
mlvlHalilo at HiIh tlm. llowevor,
provnlllng eiitlmont
mill 11 ItnillllllttOO Consisting of II (
Iloyor, E. A. Friwor. O. II. Oraham
was appointed to ounvnss the busi
ness moil to determlno how ninny
would go on Ntiah u trip.
I
I -
To mill from tlio HlnekmiMrii
convention tlicie passed through
Ontario scores of well known
stockmen nnd authorities on
ilium- plumes of tho cnttlo Iiiih-
Iiiohh. They wero loud In tliolr
praises of tho hospitality of the
fr Hiirnoy county metropolis rnul
the mnnnor In which tho ronven-
Hon was hniulled In n town of
lluniH slro.
Among the prominent men
who pnKod thru tho city and
Hlopped for n tlmo were: Mr.
Stiindlnli of Drum & Stamllnh of
Kniiaaa City: Itohort Wltti- -
eomlio of Union; Professors
I'nttnr nnd Splllmmi of O A
C; Farmer Smith of the () W
It K- S, nnd Waller I'lerc- or
I. u Ornndo.
OF
Coininlllcc Numeil in AhI
iitIIiik Wmh fill' Di-he
Slntr ('IiiiiiiIh'i- of Coin
moire Cumpiilgi.
Fund.
In
fin-
Ill'
DEBT LIMIT RAISED
Bf DECISSIVE VOIE
Coiuirll Olwii Anthoillj To Inriilt
hiilchlciliii". I'p to III per tent
of Valuation or Cllj Vol-
el Mul Appniw' Spe-
rifle Ntit'.
Ily uu overwIiHliuliiK vote of 201
10 i I the olora ut the upoclal ally
tlMtlou Tiiiwduy amotulsd tliu City
cnnitor mi that tho limit of Indulitcd
uomi Ih now phictnl ut ID per cunt In
itwul of tft per cent.
Ilufori) any IkiiiiIm chii ho liwiiwl
iinilur tho newly iiuiRiided oliartor.
Iiowevor, tho voteri will Iihvh to pnM
on the xptclflc Ihhiihh.
Thero wiih not a Kront diml of In
terot nisnlfentcil In the oloctlon diir
UiK tlm early hour of tho votlm;. hut
(indimliy tlio uppiorliiK viitem mimo
to the imllx anil concluded tho liwuo.
On nrlther hIiIo whh (hero lunch work
done ami then whh no oppiwltlon or
tiniilMitlon. Tlio illy rouiicll will uhiivum the
vote Ht lln iftRiilar uiMtliu; unxt Mon
day at which time It will Him proha-
0. H. S. CLASS OF
1920 J
CAItXIVAhSKCUHKI) l-'Olt
i-'oitiri'ii oi- .ii'i.v wi:i:k
Alidlloiluiii of 1 1 lull Sihiiol Unikeil
To S'e Climx llivehi) HIploiiiiH
I'lof. ConiMi or o. A. C.
Ilelhei'o Aililiess,
After it MtreuilollM week of com
moneeineiit iIoIiirh, the claim of 11)20
of the Ontario high ehool received
Uu UHitnlK at Hie IiiiiiiIm or tlio hoard
of education when 2R dlplomaN cor-
HfyliiK the compluilon or the varl-
oiim courii were ulveli hint Krliluy
ovonliiK nt Him IiIkIi m-honl auditorium.
The hiilldliiK wan packed with rcl-
atlvoM mid frlnmlM of tliu ouiik
HiMilimlen, to enjoy not only the ad
droHMi hut the excellent program or
miiHloitl niiniliern by nieuiherM or the
rticiiii) mid MiiiKiiitM. The proKrnni
upeneil with h pIhiio miIo by Minn
Kdlth (Irirrith or the faculty, fol
lowed by tho liivooHtlou by Hev W
1'. Cochran. The high whool mixed
ohoriiH then iwiik "Lovely June."
The other muHlcnl iiutiiliem wre
I. u I In by from Joceljn, niiiik hy the
'Day I at
hy MImm)
Whllo they hnvo not announ
ced nil tho plnim which nro un
der conHldoratlon for tho prop
er observance or tho Nntlon'H
birthday, tliu Commercial cIiiIi'm
committee- Ir not roHtliiR tliciio
dayii.
Illehl now tho committee. Iiiih
rcnclied tho financial utaKo. It
linn Itn program uiittlncd, It
known what It wantn and It Ih
KoIiir to learn hooii where tlm
funds aro conilnri to meet tlm
hlllH.
Hut tho conimittcu In ready to
nnnoiinco that tho drooler Hou
chcr Coimolldated SIiowh, n ror
nlval company thai Ih well
known In tlilK Hertlon, will ho
In Ontario to iihhIhI In ftirnlHh
Iiir a Jiixz Hum during tho
weok.
WOOD CARRIES COUNTY
JOHNSON TAKES STATE
Tlm definite part Ontario Ih to
pluy In a Htittowldo cnnipnlHU of the
Orofjon State Chamher of Commeri (
whh outlined nt tho monthly montlim
of tho MemhorH 1'oriiin of the On
tario Commercial club IiihI evening
hy JumoK O. Stafronl, repruaeniliiK
the State Chnmher or Commeri'o, who
vlnlted Ontario In coiiiiectlon with n
nurvuy or tlm Hlato that l now be
ing uiado.
Mr. Sin f ford outlined the work nl-
roady ncompllHliod hy tho Statu Chum-
her or Commorco In tlm. htot yr
and a hair and iIIhcuwoiI the tenta
tive progrnm or work, outlined mh a
HUggoHtlou for tho nctlvltloM or lb
expanded Mute ogniiUatlon. TIiimd
protieut at the inentliig wero deeply
luteroMted In entire illneiiHiion, mid
IndlPiited tho approval or the club In
generoiiH applauno or the proKriim of
work an outlined.
Ah an executive committee to rep-
reneiit the Ontario Cnmmerrll oluh In
fluttering the onmpnlKii In thU nkv
tlnn, l'rexldpiil K. C. Van Patten
nuiued the following five nggreiwlvu
werkern: W. II Doollttlo. rliHlrniHii
(leorgn K. Aiken, vice-chairman. I'
J. (lalhigher, It W. June nnd Harl
Hlnckahy.
Tho Oregon Stalo Chiimlmr of
Commorco linn undertaken to pIh-'
largo part In tho future development
nt I lie Hliiln nt Orecoil. 1'lllllln will
wuh favorable ,l0 C0pct0(J , n,iVnnce advnrlllng.
pointing out tho opiiortuiiitleM to he
found In Oregon, and to oiicoumKo
land Hottlemeut; adinlnlittrMtloii to
promote Irrigation; exteiiHlou of rnll
roaiU: rofiiud on reelamntlon riind,
oxteiiHlou or lilghwnyH both for com
mercial purpose and through the
national forrHtn; cooperation with ag
ricultural and liimherlng Interem
and numerotiH other hlg proJccU. lie-
lily dHiHriulim how li will piiii UwlIelor K,r,Pi ,, H ,r
M,Bur o, ln,u,uK uouuh Miri.H vuri- Uwl HmrnK(" ,,
u"" ' "7 '",' "mr" "" "" (Irlirith. MeiM.ee and Wherry.
HMNit to the charter wan .,.Khl. ni (.( ,.
riiM ..elude the rollowlng pur- lrnf VnmMl , , H)
jMWNi- to fund the preeen wrniiiliBM1( ,, , ,, , ,
ImlHlitmlnaw; to y fur (he PUvIiirL,,,, , , .. .... ... ' ....
of IntoriMH'tloiM III hii enlurgeil pav
ing riliirlrt for which petltlona have
beoii before the council, hut laid on
the table hecatiH) the city had no
und wherewith to proceed; to pur
cliuae a modem fire truck; mid to
build. If powdhle a low proemiro wn
tr yteni for Irrlgnlloti.
(TI.Vim.MAX, l-'Olt.MKIt ItlWIDK.Vr
KKIW MAX IMI'ltOVKMKX'IS
V. K. Ilelduu of CuUer, OrogoB.
formorly or Oulailo, mid who atlll
Jinn many lutenwiN In mid ubimt'lrtjl
rlty arrived here Saturday for u
woak'H Ult. "It In two ami n half
yearn wlrico I vUltml Ontario mid I
can e many change In that time,"
ald Mr. Iluldeii. "I diovo to Vale
today to Me tho country ami It wn
In the country that I noted tho liu
proveiuenU that mirprlwwl me, for I
had no Idm that the work under the
IVMrniNprluK nynteiu had guiie o fur.
it college edtiratlon. l-'rom IiIm view
point tlm title of IiIm HildieM. "lie a
Self Hurler." rot) tilri the IrHlnliix
of mind that ran only he aeeured
tlirough etliicntlon, and to nuntnln bin
Hrgtimaut cited unmet oiih nxumpleH
of the aiieree Which tlio college grail
it nl oh an a whole have achieved In
tlio vnrlouH wmlkH or lire.
The i'Immn wiih prevented to the
hoard hy Superintendent II. P I.owIh
and Dr. W J Woe, priMhlnut or I ho
hoard In a nhort talk tevleweu the
work or tlm whool and or tho cine
Ih kMiik to eaeh itraduale IiIm or hor
dlplomn.
Hoeldee the grHdUHtliin exervlMi,
the olaN had ;t huay week for IU
tHt In the high vchool, On Tne-
day tho Junior were the holn for
one of the iiioet elaborate Com
mencement week reception, ijnd on
ThurMlay the Aluniiil had It dinner
lo welcome the new claaa and eteet
officer. Till tmik place on Me-
Phernon Island at a weluer riwt
It wn not ataileil when I whh here
,uwt. And hetAeeii here mid Vale the dial whh novel In the hUtory of tho
del torment uiprld mo. The farm 0Ih. The following were the offl
look Hue. Then or eouree the linprov-'cere Huleeleil: Wtlmer I'. Iwjor
nitST I)i:i-'i:at ok oxtahio
i:.pi:itii:ci:i) at iieisi:
In a mil) Hided gaum Ontario lout
to IIoIko IiihI ThurHiliiy nt llolne. Tlio
Mcoro waa U to I In ravor or the Hu
nt) nan iowmith. tiio gaum whh
good mivo In mm Inning, Hint the
Horoiid, when Ontario look nn nit
ride and did not come down until
nine HoIho lintterH Hplked tlio pan
Ontario got Hh lone ncore In the
rirnt Htiiimi nnd IIoIho rollowcd milt,
then rami) tlm uhcoiihIoii. Mnlloy and
Kollny himved for Ontario ami Well
twirled for llolne.
(iooi.pt'itci:i,i,
Word wiih received In Ontario HiIh
week of the inarrlngn at Arllng, Ida
ho, of MIhm Until Pnrroll, daiighter
of Mr. mid Mra. Dan Purcoll of HiIh
city, to Clnrcnro (lood of Arllmt,
whore they wilt in like (heir futiiio
homo.
ho bride Ih one of the bent known
or Ontario glrlH, having long been
prominent In tho younger net during
her high Hohnol day Inter when hIio
wiih a member or tho faculty of the
grade koIiooIh. She roHlgncil her po
Hlllon In tlm hcIiooIh hero two year
ago nnd taught at Arllug HiIh hint
yoar.
Pltl.MAItlRS OP' KUIDAV SHOW A
li.MKJKIt VOTIJ THAN K.VPIXT-
III) IX MANV PltKCINOlS
ONTAHIO HKCUUKU ONIjV
KltAcmoN OP NOIU
SIAIi VOTK
ELLIS LEADING FOR SENATE'
All State MonNiiriyi Curry Ily Iargv
AliiJoritltHi in County Itond nnd
IMiii-ntloiiul Hill KHpoclally l'uv
oreil (liiihniii WIiih for AHNertmor.
Vouiig Man- l,fcs'n
Fnri-oat Unymoml Wllfong w
horn In Merrill, KanwiB, Augunt 9.
inn'l .....I in.ii.in. I iiu'nv St the llOUIB
of IiIh parent. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh B .dovelopment of which will lw of In
Wllfong, Friday noon. May SI. 1980. calculable value (o Oregon
aged Hlxteen yean., nine mouth and , Mr. Stafford w .Mured hy h
twelve day.. IIU death wan due to, member of the local oluh aud the
dlahetoH. pneninonla developing the , loolal .wutho tommlttee that On
lant week. About three year ago For torln could be rel od upon to do her
rest became III nnd overy thine lliat lrt along with the other eommunl
could ho dodo wn. done to rotore(tle or the tato alreadv orgn.iUed
him to health. He wa a lovable for the hlg campaign. Other repre
llira to iioumi. laontntlviyi nf the Oreirmi State Cham-
young man and iieipeu in euu - -
hn could to make a brave right Tor
life. Tho funornl (.ervlce were held
Monday afternoon at tho' Ilrothren
Church, Frultland. and from thore
the body taken to the cemetery at
New Plymouth for Interment. He
aides IiU parents ho leavon a ltor.
Fern, a grandmother In California, a
grandfather In Kansas, uncles and
nuiiU nnd many friend.
NOV IJUVS JKItsnV CAM'
DeWItt Klncnld of Oregon Slope
paid ME0 for one of the pure bred
Jeioy helferp nt the recent Jorey
salo In Payette DeWItt Is a rirteen
year old boy who recently enmo Into
tho County from Twin Falls whoro
he had been a Club member for
some tlmo. He has been raising pure
rjred stock for several years and owns
haU Interest In a good hord of Hamp
MijreJhogs. He Is the first hoy In Mai
lyjur 'poimty to enroll In the Calf
0)ub 'project.
MlM MIMrad Uopalund left Mon
day for her homo at Skull Springs.
her of Commerce will vlmt Ontario
later and complete the organisation
for this statewide movomeiit which
It Is deolarod wll benefit every -Hon
of Orojon.
Following a couferenro. with tle
orecutlve committee this morning Mr
Stafford left for Vale, wliloli will ho
organized In a similar way, an will
alo Hums and linker In thin ill-trict.
Ttenl In Ontario with It paving and
general Improvement of appenraiiee
f the city make u flno Impieaaloii.
I aiu ur tlwt Ontario I going
Ahead." Mr. Itohlen will he here the
remainder or the week.
TRUCK TRAIN VISITS
CITY SUNDAY NOON
Modem Traimpoi-liiHo.i Pie.lbllille
of Auto Tim I, Slionii l) Tilp
of Hole IIohIi'is TIiiiiiiu-
out Vulle.
TI.MK TAHI.H CHANOK
Starting on Tuttaduy, Juno 1. the
schedule of the Crane train, which
heretofore has left Ontario nt 9:45,
will call for a departuro ut 10:0. or
Hearing big klgn and carrying
vnrloiiH oargoen, the "Ship hy Truck"
train of tho llolne auto dealer
Mopped In Ontario Sunday noou,
coming here from Vale, where ike
trulu had spent the night.
The hlg truok travelled on m
achedulo and maintained It all the
way from Holne to Vale, Vale tu
Mid vi I o and liaek to Holes stain,
allowing that the Internal eon. hut ion
engine ran do It work on time and
let It load ever the road.
prealdout; Jitok Peleooii. tlrxt vlie
proNldeut; Crul Orcutt. neeoiid vice
preHldeut; Mr. Dorothy Paul, third
vlco-protddenl; Mle llneina Clement,
Heoretnry, and Ml Joyce Turner,
treasurer.
The member who Jollied the alum
ni through the graduation or I ho
clua or 1920 were:
Minnie VoIIh Cronln. Charlotte
Clagutt. Ultra V. J Wheiry, Klta
Mi'CrolKbt. Psree I.. Dearborn. Poui I
Agnoit Dall, Ague Amlilon. I.oU K
Neoco, Mar I.. Sirlur. Im Verne
Keller. Iloleu Anderaou, Mary A.
llervlu. Itobert Smith, Wall.iee
Strane. Ithlel Ixlng, Kldon Madden.
Jaok I). Peterson. Editiuud tl. Dul
ler. Vernon M. II utter. Aubrey .
Den ii, Kurl Water, Charlee K. llo-
iiinu, Frank II. Dor man. Frauui li
.Imuuirmuu.
OHOHOIA .MINSTIIHI.S
For many ir (ho eountry haa
been tourwl liv the Fame.. (leorttl
Minstrels, a enmpanv or eolorel per
former, who have eetahllahed u
clientele eiiial to none, and th an
nouncement that Oil coiupaio will
bo at the 'Opra llouae. WsdnmU"
following tho arrival of No. A. The .Juno nu, insure a crowuiw nouae.
Drocan train will leave nt 1201, ae- this soaeon they oome with k brlgh
cording to announcement or Pamen-
ger Agent Illchardson.
Mrs. John Madden and son Qarl
of Cascade visited last week at the
home of Mrs. Jladderi's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Purcoll, They returned
Uiime Tuewlgy 6(ii8PanIad by Miar
Mabel Madden.' who haa Ijoeii atttnii- .alwaye welcome, vh'im the mualc li
ting tchool hero'.",,p -.a dletlnet feature.
new inow with a rew or the olil rav
orltea retained, hut with a complete
new olio of fifteen vuuderllle aet.
made up Into a program that ha
plotjty of "pep" and u lot of cnniodv
The wardrobe and seenery I it
bright as a new silver dollar, and the
peculiar harmony of the dlngjire Is
HHKIM'AI.I.IN
Al llulley, Idaho, two weekH ago,
Mlrnt Itotw Callln. slHler of MM l.u-
ellii Callln of thl city, and who wuh
n mouther of the public hcIiooI facul
ty lust year, wiih married to Mr
TIioiiiiih (loud, a mining engineer at
Ilnlloy. where they will m.ikn (heir
future homo In a new log bungalow
that thny have built.
Whllo In Ontario hut mm year,
MIhh Callln uiado many frleiulH
among tho young people und took
a prominent part In the kocIuI ovontH
of that not.
ItltV. .MAItHAHHIil.lA
A. .MAHANCKOPA
The M. IS. Church building was
filled to sU.ikII.ik room oapuelty luat
Sunday evening to hear the life
story or Hov. Maraiigeojut. The large)
aiidlsnee listened with cluneal Inter-j
et for an hour and a hair lo u story
moie Interesting than they hud over,
heroro heard u man tell. J
Hev. .Murangeopu wa born on the
Inland Mauritius, or avuge parents.
He wa educated In Kugland and U
a graduate or a theological school.
He can speak 89 dlfforont languages
and can preach the Oop In 19 luu
OXTAHIO MHX AID IX I'KillT
Ad'AINST I'lHI-: AT I'lll'ITiaXD
Hiimliiy evening Hie Ontario flro
department answered n cull for aid
rrnm Frultland to awlnt In hiivIiii;
tho aiMiclatlnii packing Iioiiho which
wuh In the pnth or the fire tlmt do-
Htroyed (ho O. S. I. Million thero. Ah
nresi.lt of the repni.Ke of Hid On
tario moil the. following nxproHMlon
of appreciation wiih nmit to the Ar
gun from Frultland'
"Wo vlh to oxproa our appre-
olatlon ot the timely awilHtanre of
the Ontario fire depurtmoiit In uu-
hwor to our call for help In fighting
tho fire and Hum Having tho iihho-
olatlnn packing plant Wo nUo reel
similarly Indebted to the peoplo or
Frultland, who worked valiantly
carrying wuor and doing everything
they could so effectively.
"Frultland Fruit Association.
I). I.. Iugurd
II. 0. Oardner,
Jus. II. Smith,
H. H. Hunt,
Fred C. Ahlstraud,
Directors.
Tlmt tho hoard npprerlutoa the
work of the Ontario men und the
Frultland men. too, Ih certain for ut
ananas Hev. Uaruneeonu I muklne megtlllg held tills weok they paused
a tour or the world, on root, und hua.rnsolutlnnti or lliunk nnd started
been In nearly overy country on (ho
globe In the mure than 22 yean ho
ha spent In I.I travels. He Is not
out alter "mbwlouury money," pri
marily, hut 1.1 great purpose Is to
preach the Gospel around the world,
which he will huve done when ho
reaches Sun Francisco, when he will
go tu
plans to show their feeling Hiihstuu
Hally In some sort of a treat for
those who answered the call
nitlJAMIi.WD ti.mi: CHANOKS
Patrons or Dreamland need not
ruth thru their dlnnur these duys to
he In tlmo to get tho first show. The
Africa and spend the lmlanco Hoket offloo doos not open until 7M5
of his days out of civilization
chosen work or telling the
Vows'1 to his kindred peoplo.
In his now and tho Hrst rilokor or the pic-
"good hires hits (he screen a( 8 o clock.
I The second canto starts at 9:30.
With a larger voto than was nntlc
Ipatod, tlio ouly a fraction ot tho vo
ters wont to tho polls, the primary of
last Friday showed roiiio surprising
results. For pronldont, I-eonard Wood
carried (ho county, hut Hiram John
son apparently has a plurnllty In the
htnto of about 1C00,
All of tho stata measures carried
In both tho county and stata with
(ho education and road bond amend
ment leading tho way. Tho votors
woro emphatic In tliolr aproval of tho
various inounuren In practically ev
ery county In tho stato. Marlon
county alone, ho far as tho press re
ports show, was tho only one to voto
ndvornoly on tho educational hills,
hy Its repudiation of tho mlllng.)
tax fur tho university and stato col-
ego, aud stato normal. Marlon lias
practically evory othor public Insti
tution tu (ho Htuto mivo thoso within
Its borders, und llvod up (o Its rep
utation as tho most consistently re
actionary county In tho stato.
KIIn WIiix by Nauotv Margin
Tho closest right In this soctlou
wuh that tor republican nomination
for Htnto Honutnr from tho 23ml dis
trict which Includes Malheur, Orant
and llitrnoy countlon. It was a three
cornorod fight between Jiillon A. Hur
ley nnd C. M. Crandal ot Vale, and
Cl.urloK W, Kills of Hums. Mr, Kills
won (ho nomination hy 30 votes ov
er IiIm clonont competitor, Mr, Hurley,
with Mr. Crundull third.
Mr. Kills won tlirough (ho remark
able voto received In his homo coun
ty which gave him 494 mujorlty ovor
Mr. Hurley, and proved sufficient to
overcome tlm great vote Mr. Hurley
rocelvod In Orant, whore he lead by
427 votes; and tho 37 voto load ho
Hocurod In Malheur county.
Criindall developed mora strength
thun tho political fnrocasters gave
him und won soverul precincts In
Malheur county which have hitherto
boon Hurloy'H.
(indium Winn Kindly
Tliu only other content on the re
publican ticket, and thore wore none
on tho democratic ticket; was that
for tho nomination for assessor
which was won easily by Andrew
Oraham of Juntura who secured
inora votes than both ot tils compet
itors combined.
Ilrookn (,'imh to Chicago
Among tho stato contests thero
was Interest In Ontario In the can-
dldauy or W, II, Hrooko for deleguto
from this district to the republican
nutloi.nl convention. Mr. Hrooko led
(ho field for the second district by
ovor S00 votos, Donnoll or Tho
Dulles Is tho other delegate from
this district.
Tliu delegates at largo uro Wal
luce McCammunt, Conrad P. Olsou,
Judge Carey ot Portland and John
Hum! of lluker, with Rtanflold Mc
Donald running close to Hand.
The voto In the stato was In doubt
for soverul days' with Wood creep
ing closer to Johnson all the time.
Tho surprise nf tlm campaign was
tlm voto In oastorn Oregon, where
It was thought Wood would curry by
a large majority, hut which In somu
counties, returned Juhnson a winner
Democrat Wrltn III Nuiiifn
With only a few candidates seek
ing placos on the demncrutlc ticket
voters or that party wrote in names
with the result that W. F. Human
was nominated tor tho Hcnule; Har
ry Ix)oney ror the houso; C. T Lack
oy for commissioner; Mrs. Julian
Hurley for county superintendent of
schools, etc.
Tho following Is tho voto In tho
county for tho measures und for the
places In which there were centests:
For president:
Hoover ' 180
Johnson 3 1
I.owden 113
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