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M EE'S PLURALITY
HOW THE CITY VOTED ON EIGHT LEADING CANDIDATES FOB COMMISSIONERS.
FOR MAYOR IS 6412
60. BREWSTER
66. HURLBURT.
84, DIECK.
67, STOfBACH.
12sf
2?
41
19
'4
10
66!'
S;
144!
177
229
180l
1361
Only 1290 Votes Are Lacking
to Have Given Majority on
154
35
42
26
23
12
!
67
104
125
3 85
233
171
8S
12l
281
9
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2;
First Choice.
DALY AND BREWSTER HIGH
165)
14
IfF.
32
83!
I i , .... x i
i neir riaces First and Second Re),
spectlvcly in Race for Coramisv
sioners, With Blgelow Third
and Dleck Fourth.
slr. Ames's n,rRMJTn;a.
On first-choice votes Albee's plu
rality over Rushlight. 529.
On first and second-choice votes
Albee's plurality over Rushlight, 84121
Mr. Albee was elected by adding;
first and second-choice votes.
On first, second and third-choice
votes Albee's plurality over Rush
light, 6159.
With the count complete H. R. Albee
eiect&a Mayor of the City of Port
land with a plurality over A, G. Rush
light of 6412. Mr. Albee lacked 1290
votes of receiving a majority on first
choice votes. His plurality over Rush
light on first choice votes Is 6290.
William H. Daly and W. L- Brewster
were the two high Commissioners and
were elected for four-year terms. C. A.
B! gelow and Robert G. Dieck were third
and fourth, respectively, and were
elected for two-year terms. Their
votes on first, second and third choices
are as follows:
Will H. Daly, 20,307.
W. Tj. Brewster. 18.420.
C. A. Bigrelow, 18,343.
Robert G. Dieck, 18.021.
On first-choice votes the candidates
ror Mayor ran in the following order:
Albee, 21,314; Rushlight. 16,024; Mc
Kenna, 3614; Kellaher, 2564; Smith, 789;
necessary majority, 22,604.
On adding- the first and second-choice
, Jr. AiDea passed the necessary
majority of 22,604. The results on add
ing- first ana second-choice votes are
Aloee, 25.440: Rushlight. 19.028; Mc-
ivenna. 26,827: Kellaher, 6133: Smith,
3211. Mr. Albee's plurality over Rush
light is S412. Mr. Albee Is therefore
elected by that plurality. Mr. McKenna
iz"t votes behind Rushlight.
While it was notnecessary to add th
tnird-cholce votes, the results on add
ing me nrst, second and third-choice
votes were:
Alhee, 26.967: Rushlight. 20.808; Mo
Knna, 20.069: Kellaher. 10,321; Smith.
37:t7. Albee's plurality over Rushlight
"'" 61i9. Rushlight's lead over Mc
Kenna was 739. The sisrniflranr fct
vill be noted that McKenna ran Rush-
"nu a cioso race when the totals on
n.si. second ana third-choice
'fre made.
A. i- Kai'hur ltan elected Auditor-by
i ii.uj..riiy .it .v.ii-z over John Y. Rich
"on. ilia nearest competitor.
T.t .-.-n;!et unofficial count follows:
first Second Third
choice, choice, choice. Totals.
. 2.5S4 3..-ill 4.18S 10.321
. 1H.U24 3.01-4 1.780 20,808
.21.314 4.12B j.r.27 26.967
. 1.7SN 1.422 ? T.'A K TIT
, piuniuy on nrst choice, 3280; on
. Irst and Mcond, 6412; on first, second and
third, , 1;,!.
Auditor One to Be Elected.
First Second Third
V I.. Barbur 33,00l" 2.112' 748
H. A. Moaer 2.938 5.507 3.10
... i. Kicnaroson.. I.S29 6.280 4.20S
IS. M. Heimo .2.535 1.622 2,372
eommlMlonere Four to Be Elected.
Ksipn c. Clyde 11.162 2.21S
Ju'i ii. .Dlia
W. H. Holltiigswortb 1.614
L. O. Carpenter... 589
William C. Benbow 3,884
I. M. Lepper 91
M- O. Collins 490
t:. A. Blselow 8.407
Oeorgre L- Baker. . 9.923
Thos. J. Hammer. 1,197
I. w. Ward r.77
H. C McAllister... .8tiS
rl. I. ntgnon... . 1.987
votes
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17
18
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33
33
3 4
3
34
3 7
Harry I,. Iav.
John Driscoll
W. I. Spencer
A. E. Borthwick
1.032
3.1)25
503
1.80 7
William A Munly. 4.516
40 A. B. Oroesman... 2 43
4 1 A. A. Closset 127
4 2 J. r. Marshall i7t
i,. v. Hampton.... 1,64 7
44 William Schmeer. . 1.791
j Charles H. Beard.. 4io
46 K..Verteos C92
47 K. O. Mears 741
45 Dr. Vv. I. Cottel.. . 870
49 M. L. T. Hidden.. 1.436
VI Ernest House 741
51 Ed Ryan
M Geo. A. IonR 318
."! T. S. Williams 122
54. A. W. Lambert... 4PO
":. K. PeHurh.... 130
58 K. L- Sechrlst 318
SS Will H. ral- 12,498
." A. M. Wills 846
"'1 Wm. 1. Ppiw5ler. 11471 .
61 Robert Andrews... 4SK
r.2 Edgar A. Steinau. Hrt
1 Frank E. Watklns 3.SSS
4 1.. p. w. Qulmby. 303
" T. o. raly 725
Thos. M. Hurlhurt S.S2
67 Henry O. Thompson 63rt
S 51. C. Reed SS
6W ' W. T. Vaughn.:.. 490
"1 James K. Pavls... 2(15
71 C I Dars-ett . . . . iit
George C Ewen... 86
Alfred B. Pavls... 2J0
John D. Wilcox. . . 12
Thomas J. Lewis. . 1.641
4. M. Zubm 1.319
J. P. Roy I.301
August Richie . . . 105
w. H. McMonles.. 1.771
t. Gerlinper, Jr... 377
O. R. Hartwlg. ... 1,351
W. Louis Klledner 105
G. Evert Baker... 937
Robert 3. Dieck. .10.497
Marshall N. Dana. 4.24.
T. R. 6toppenbach 9.690
Oharles F. Krey... 27t
V. J. Richardson. . 1.783
John Rltter 51
G. B Van Waters. 3W
J. I.eRoy Smith... 14
. F. W. Winn 814
J. E. Werlein 2 85
George B. Cellars. 5.223
C. C. Orsi 1.4t
Clinton A. Ambrose 1.SS5
73
74
84
84
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99
1 1.25
1.995
535
3.703
1,191?
6S9
6.428
3.229
1.2:12
3,123
1.966
785
S.1S7
4S7
831
1.095
3.01
337
23
278
1.218
1.82
1S5
1.044
1.0-.2
891
1.268
740
430
199
138
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291
160
5.134
1.015
4.S24
535
149
3.094
398
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4.739
1.012
117
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436
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453
459
157
8.246
1.752
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155
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4.S36
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2"1
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529
297
541
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5.281
2 841
1.723
1.213
1.353
1.510
490
2.060
1,525
626
3.508
1.600
909
696
2.360
1.698
778
3.912
609
903
1.623
2,276
445
393
327
1.202
3. 878
1.050
1.179
8 81
1.379
743
S87
286
156
643
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2,875
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2.125
365
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2.645
544
690
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252
2.070
117
690
392
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2.989
3.626
i.8.75
loo
301
Tea
No
Firemen's Pension Bill.
.25.008
.14.891
Majority
for .-.
Heusner Tram-Mae,
1. CLYDE. 28. BIGELOW 29, BAKE R.
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tVrpead Kaat First Street Franchise.
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Repeal Kat bee and Street Franchise.
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VOTE II 1XIS MAYOR OX
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JEWELERS MEET TODAY
MAYOR-EUXTT AIvBEB TO GIVE
WK1VCOMJE ADDRESS.
Trade Policy " Discnssion, Offiwrs'
Reports, Banquet and Anto
Trip on Programme.
Mayor-elect Albee will deliver the ad-
43ress of welcome to the delegrates to
the sixth annual convention of the Ore
son Retail Jewelers Association at its
session at the Commercial Club this
afternoon.
The convention proper will begin at
plurality on first choice.
Albee's
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Albee's plurality on first and sec
ond chotca, 8412. 164 precincts complete.
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J. P. Jaesicr, President of Ormos
Retail JeTTClera' Aaaociatioau
10 o'clock this morning and a meeting
of the executive committee will be held
at 11 o'clock. At the afternoon session
which will begin at 1:30. Mr. Albee will
make his address, after which will be
Biven the annual address of President
J. P. Jaeger, and the annual reports of
Secretary W. P. Dielschneider and
Treasurer F. Friedlander.
Addresses and discussions of trade
policy will be given by F. A. Heit
kemper and William Anderson.
Tonight at the Commercial Club will
be held the annual banquet of the as
sociation. Isaao E. Staples will be
toastmaster and the speakers will be
J. K Shepherd, F. M. French and E.
J. Jaeger.
Tomorrow forenoon will be given
over to an automobile trip and the
election of officers will ba held early in
the afternoon. Addresses by F. Fried
lander and I. E. Staples will conclude
the session.
Members of the committee on ar
rangements and programme for the
convention are: W. F. Dielschneider. of
McMinnville; William Anderson, of Ore
gon City: F. A. Heitkemper. F. Fried
lander and 1. K. Staples, of Portland.
Medford Plans Big Day July 4.
MEDFORD, Or., June 4. (Special.)
At a meeting of the Merchants' Asso
ciation last night it was decided to
have a monster celebration in Medford,
July 4. Ball games, horse races, bron
cho busting contests' and auto races
will be some of the features and com
mittees were named to perfect the de
tails of the day. E. C. Gaddis, presi
dent of the Merchants' Association, was
named chairman of the programme
committee and he announced every ef-
TOTE ON Eltilrr UEAnrNO CAN
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Brewster ... .11.471 ,4,824: 2, 125:18.420
BlKClow ) 8.4l.7;6. 42 8 3.50S1S.343
Dieck 10.497 4.859 2.665! 18.021
Stoppenbach .! 9.690 4.832 2.378 16.94)
Hurlburt 8.S24'4.73,3.17.-,'16.7SS
Clyde '11.462 2,2!6:1.213l 4.891
Baker I 9.923 3.229 1.5'vt, 14.052
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fort would be made to make this cele-
v.7i- WB oesl ever nell in the
West May So to Medford.
cSEf'0r:' JHne 4 (Special. )-
-m V. "rBtate Treasurer Kay
representative of the
State Highway Commission, a road
wnico will be held at Medford
ffXJtVt"lDg- Th' ml"g will be
attended by representative cltlzns of
rVuZZ,- X ... a !e'egation from
California, and will bo for the pur
poses of discussing the issuing of bonds
. ' ana tne building of
. at tne boundaries-of
the states The law creating the
raignway commission provides that at
UUt mtmoer snail attend all im
portant county road meetings.
North Plains Place Closed.
HILLSBOKO. Or., June 4. (Special.)
The first action. in this county un
der the provisions of the new liquor
law was taken last evening when a
deputy sheriff closed the saloon at
North Plains, a hamlet on the United
Railways, six miles north of this city.
The saloon had been moved into hotel
owned by the family, but the deputv
held that the building was not up to
the "50 guests" requirement, and or
dered the doots closed.
July Fourth Programme Outlined.
CENTRALIA. Wash.. June 4. (Spe
cial.) At a mass meeting Monday
night a tentative programme was out
lined ror tne two days' celebration to
be held In Centralia July 4 and 5. The
programme as outlined will include day
and night fireworks displays, free vau
deville acts on the streets, raoea and
field sports, music by two bands, danc
ing', etc' Nearly $1500 has been raised
for the celebration, which promises to
outrival the Hub jity Festival last year.
Brland Has Narrow Escape.
EVRBATJX, "France. June 4. The
former premier. Aristide Bria,nd, had
a narrow escape from death when his
automobile was struck by another and
dashed against a tree. M. Brland's
shoulder wan dislocated and he was
cut severely about the face and hands
by broken elans.
An Artistic Player
Piano for $450
Through recent improvements in player manufac
ture we are selling now, on extremely easy pay
ments, a new design of eighty-eight note player
piano, in splendid mahogany case, that wins the ad
miration of everyone who sees it.
Some Splendid
Used Pianos
At prices ranging from $125 upwards, we are show
ing many beautiful used pianos of best-known
makes. Each one is a real bargain and a money-saving
value. Whatever your needs, we serve them and
you benefit in price and satisfaction Easy payments.
Victor Talking Machines and Records
MORRISON STREET AT BROADWAY
TEST GIVEN BABES
Parents, Some Lone Fathers.
Almost Swamp Physicians.
ONE MAN REPLACES WIFE
Masculine Hands Display Real Abil
ity In Dressing; Infant and Be
speaks Practice at Job. Fig
man Tot Is Contestant.
Surrounded by babies in great num
bers and representing every type ac
companied by their mothers in most
cases, by both parents in many cases,
and by their fathers only in a few
cases the large corps of physicians
and nurses conducting the scoring of
Infants at the Mothers' Educational
Bureau yesterday pa.&sed a strenuoirs
afternoon.
Devoting most of their time to their
own offspring, the army of mothers
for a time were forced' to center their
attention at least to one man who
was performing the same duties by
his own young hopeful as they were
toward their own that of preparing
the little mite of humanity for the
test. This he did with an ease that
bespoke practice and thorough famil
iarity with the job and while perform
ing the feat in a manner that aroused
the admiration of the women present,
he Admitted he felt the least bit em
barrassed in displaying his baby
dressing and undressing ability in the
presence assembled. The man's wlr.
had left him in care of their offspring
while she filled an. afternoon engage
ment ,No less a person than Max Figman,
one of the stars appearing in "Fine
Feathers" at the Heilig the forepart
of the week, was among the fond
fathers Interested in the tests. Mrs.
Figman took their baby to the offices
c.f Irs. Madigan and Cardwell yester
day afternoon and five physicians ex
amined the tot. The score card was
filed away and will be kept in confi
dence until the others are gone over.
Mr. and Mrs. Figman leave the city
before a test couid be made in the reg
ular manner and Ir. Madlgan arranged
the special test for them.
The examinations which are being
held in Portland are attracting atten
tion throughout the country and two
special writers for eastern magazines
are present to gather data for stories.
Thev are Mabel Potter Daggett, of the
Pictorial. Review and J. F. Fries, ' of
the Woman's Home Companion.
riCnen4t5I Soclet5r: President. Dr. w.
Claude Adams: vice-president, Dr O
li errls: secretary-treasurer. Dr H
' w Wr- Executl'e committee, Dr!
;V vW-uCha"Ce' 1r' :- E. Moreland. Dr
C. M. Harrison. Dr. H. C. Fixott and Dr.
fc-. A. Myers.
tember"!1 meeting will be held Sep-
The following delegates were elected
to represent this society at the Oregon
State Society's annual meeting to be
held June 9 to 12, inclusive: Dr M C
Holbrook, Dr. A. J.-Brock, Dr. V ' c"
Shearer. Dr. C. jr. Harrison. Dr , E
Hirstel, Dr. J. W. McMichael, Dr F P
Mc&real and Dr. C. E. Moreland. 4.1terJ
nates. Dr- Grace Keith, Dr.. Maud M
Tanner. Dr. J. C. Jones, Dr. O. J Ferris
Dr. F. N. Spaulding, Dr. F. W. JJollister
Dr. S. t. Stryker and Dr. H. C. FJxott.
Notes From St. Johns
DENTISTS NAME OFFICERS
Dr. AV. Claude Adams Selected Presi
dent of Portland District. .
ST JOHNS, Or., June 4. (Special.)
A new skating rink on Jersey,
street has opened.
At the Council meeting . Tuesday
night the municipal dock's upper-floor
was rented to the Crown-Columbia Pa
per & Pulp Company, of Oregon City,
at a rental of 200 a month.
On a written request from the minis
ters of the city that the skating rink
be closed on Sundays the Council voted
that the request be granted.
The street committee was -ordered to
fix a temporary approach to the St.
Johns-Llnnton ferry, as the regular
approach is completely inundated by
the present high water.
The Council voted to employ ex-Citv
Attorney Perry C. Stroud to assist Cilv
Attorney Gatzmeyer in the city's fight
against the water company for better
rales and better service.
An appropriation of $150 was voted
to bear the costs of the appeal ordered
a week ago by the Council on the
width of Willamette boulevard.
Councilman C. E. Garllck introduced
a resolution to .Increase -the speed
limit f autos and motorcycles from
8 to 15 miles an hour, but no definite
action was taken by the Council oh
the matter.'
An ordinance providing for the time,
and manner of improving North Leon
ard street from St. Johns avenue to
Bruce avenue at a cost approximating
$5500 was passed.
Bills aggregating 1234.91 were al
lowed. Night Patrolman Thomas Whitney
tendered his resignation to the Citv
Council and it was accepted and G. W".
Norine was appointed in his stead Mr
Whitney will leave St. Johns for Wis
consin in the near future, he having
traded his property here for . a home
there.
The grounds around the East St.
Johns schoolhouse have been plowed
worked, leveled and seeded and a rus
tic arbor built running diagonally from
the corner of the school building to
the street, all of which adds much to
the general appearance of the site on
which the scoool stands.
Stevenson Dock Floats Away..' .
STEVENSON, Wash.. June 4. (Spe
cial.) The river at this point is still
rising and the dock here has been
broken up and part of the same floated
down the stream and will necessitate
a new dock when the river recedes.
,"- i'-..,.. V . v. V ,i V i, i France maintains a tax on doors and
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J.U1111L; u,c luon vx ituiiv: ioiiu u t ttrn. uui-
ness firms making use o
WHITE MOTOR TRUCKS
will demonstrate again the increasing efficiency and
business-srettinrr abilitv which comes from a sunorinr
delivery system. Let us show you how this will solve
your problems, too.
The White Company
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