THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918.
MIRY LEADS WEST
J UP-STATE COUNT
overnor Probably Will Win by
15,000 Majority.
OLSON LEADS FOR JUSTICE
latest Returns Indicate That Sen
ator "Will Carry Oregon by
More Than 19,000 Votes.
fContiriurd From Flrt Page.
a good lead in Multnomah, while Ben
nett was leading? in the outside coun
ties. "Although the count in Coos
County has not been completed. Judge
Coke claims .that his present lead of
1050 in that county will be increased to
000.
Complete unofficial returns from
Clackamas. Hood River. Josephine.
Linn. Marion and Sherman counties,
and incomplete returns from 19 other
counties, exclusive of Multnomah and
not including the completed count of
Coos, show the following totals for Su
preme Judge: Bennett 6594, Campbell
4783. Coke 6447, Olson 6273.
Olson Leads in Multnomah.
The Multnomah County vote for these
candidates was: Bennett 3140, Campbell
1410, Coke 3766. Olson. 5499. The total
vote on this office so far as counted
follows: Bennett 9734, Campbell 6195.
Coke 10,213. Olson 11,772. This gives
Olson a lead of 1559 over Coke and a
margin of 203S over Bennett, who is
now running third.
At best this contest promises to
prove the keenest of Tuesday's election
and the completed count of the 36
counties may be required to determine
the winner. Only fragmentary reports
have been received from several coun
ties, others having failed to report the
vote for Supreme Judge.
In his home county, Clackamas,
Campbell received a total of 2388,
against a total of 620 distributed among
his three rivals. Bennett is especially
strong in Eastern Orepron. The incom
plete count in Wasco County, where he
lives, gives him 381, against 89 for the
other three candidates. He also carried
Marion by a plurality of 195 over Coke,
who ran second.
Sinnntt Is He-fleeted.
The Republican nominees, on the face
of incomplete returns have easily won
the only two other important offices for
which the Democrats contested. In the
Second Congressional District the in
cumbent, N. J. Sinnott, has been re
elected over Graham by almost a two-to-one
vote. The count now stands:
Sinnott 11.083. Graham 6871.
Foj State Treasurer, O. P. Hoff, Re
publican, outside of Multnomah County
now has a majority of 15,306 over Ma
son, his Democratic opponent. This in
cludes the complete unofficial returns
from six and the incomplete count In
20 counties. Mr. Hoff had a lead over
Mason of 18.715 in this county, which
increases his present lead in the state
to 34,021.
son. 112; Williams. 1070. For Joint'
Representative from Union and Wal
lowa counties, Burnaugh. 779; Schaupp,
560. Burnaugh also carried Union
County.
For County Clerk L. E. Jordan, Re
publican, received 806, to 574 for B. F.
Miller. Democrat. These were the only
county contests.
In the Enterprise city elections there
were chosen: Mayor, A. C. Miller; Coun
cilmen. J. W. Jones, B. Mayfield, J. W.
Rodgers; Recorder, JW. F. Savage;
Treasurer, Wiley Wilson; Attorney, T.
M. Dill. i
On the measures the vote was: 200,
yes, 327; 301. no. 553; 302. yes, 356;
303, no, 469; 304. yes, 302; 305, no, 375;
306. yes, 307; 307, no, 337; 308, yes, 494;
309, no. 318: 310, yes. 339i 311, no, 347;
312, yes, 292; 313. no, 475
HOLJH.Y CARRIES OREGON CITY
Paid Fire Ic partmo n t Approved by
Majority of Four Votes.
OREGON CITT, Or., Nov. . (Spe
cial.) Complete returns from 11 Ore
gon City precincts indicate the election
of George E. Swafford for city treas
urer by a majority of, 15 votes, the
count being: Caufield, 594; .Swafford,
609.
Holman, " for Mayor, carried every
precinct, except1 No. 5, the total vote
being: Holman, 126; Templeton, 485;
Holman's majority, 241.
W. C. Green and Frank Albright
were elected to the council from the
Second Ward, Green obtaining 152
votes to 129 fojs. E. A. Brady, a ma
jority of 23 for Green. Albright re
ceived 169 votes and George E. Grif
fith 111, a majority of 58 for Albright.
City Recorder Loaer was elected
without opposition, and Attorney
George L. Story was re-elected, by a
vote of 640 to 526 for -I. E. Hedges, a
majority for Story of 114
Out of the eight councilmen elected
Tuesday three are members of the
present council.
The ordinance authorizing the sale
to the, Hawley Pulp & Paper Com
pany of the firehouse and ground on
Block 28, on the ballot under the ref
erendum, was adopted by a vote of 736
to 265.
The ordinance authorizing the issu
ance of $10,000 bonds for the purchase
of a fire truck, and for a one mill tax
levy each year for five years to retire
the bonds, and authorizing the council
to organize a paid fire department,
with a chief at a salary of 100 a
month and one assistant at a salary to
be fixed, was adopted by the narrow
margin of four votes, the favorable
vote being 496 to 492 against the or-
flowers encouraged and proposo . ta
make Heppner the dahlia city of East
ern Oregon. They also demand a dol
lar's worth of service for each dol
lar's worth of salary and demand of
the men they have selected as city
officers that the peoples money must
be spent for the people's benefit.
The following men were elected to
make good the wishes of the women:
Dr. R. J. Vaugh, Mayor; J. W. Beyner,
C. L. Sweek and Fred Cash, Council
men; J. p; Williams, Recorder; I W.
Briggs, Treasurer.
dinance.
LEGISLATIVE RACE IS CLOSE
Governor Withycombe and Senator
Mt'Xary Carry Umatilla.
PENDLETON, Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
Governor .Withycombe and Senator
McNary polled little less than their
estimated majority in Umatilla County,
according to the returns so far. The
Republicans were successful in most
of the contests in this county, though
one of the legislative seats is still in
doubt.
Both parties are claiming it. Dodd,
Republican, is 46 votes behind Hodgen,
with four precincts to report. It is
hardly probable that he can make up
this deficiency. An official count may
be needed to decide the result of this
contest, as we as that of State Sena
tor in the 19tft district. Here Colonel
R. Eberhardt, of La Grande, Repub
lican, leads Norbourne Berkley, of Pen
dleton, . Democrat, by one vote in this
county.
It is reported that the Republican
candidate, however, has a safe major
ity In his own county. All other offices
went to the Republican candidates. All
of the measures appear to have been
defeated in this county with the excep
tion of the Normal bill, which still has
a majority of nearly 1000 in Its favor.
McKARY STRONG IX WALLOWA
"Pierce Loses to Withycombe by Vote
of 72a to 647.
ENTERPRISE, Or., Nov. 6. (Special.
Twenty-seven precincts in Wallowa
County out of 33 give for Senator for
Fhort term. Bean. 164: Mulkey. 892. For
Senator, long term, McNary, 736; West,
592. For Representative, Graham, 530;
Sinnott, 746. For Governor, Pierce, 647;
Withycombe, 723. For State Treasurer,
Hoff. 716; Mason, 551. Supreme Court,
Evans, 150; Johns. 893: Bennett, 175;
tTlson. 23. For School Superintendent,
Churchill. 1084: Lusk. 124. For Labor
Commissioner. Gram, 1062; Nikula, 108.
For Public Service Commissioner, John-
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To Pre?ent Baldness
The cause of premature baldness is
usually dandruff. Shampoos with
Cuticura Soap and hot water followed
by occasional dressings of Cuticura
Ointment do much to remove the
worst dandruff, allay itching and irri
tation and arrest falling hair.
Stnnl. lack Trm fc M&11. AdArwmm iwtarH
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REPUBLICANS WIN" IN CLATSOP
Astoria Voters Approve Water Bonds
in Sum or $800,000.
ASTORIA. Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
The county officers elected, all of
whom are Republicans, are: State
Senator. A. W. Norblad; Legislative
Representatives. E. N. Kurd and J. E.
Roman: District Attorney, J. J. Bar
rett; County Commissioner. K. F. John
son: Sheriff. Ole Nelson: County Clerk,
J. C. Clinton;. County Treasurer, S. G.
Trullinger; Surveyor, G. F. Parker;
Coroner, E. B. Hughes; Port Commis
sioners, Frank Patton, George W. San
born and George M. Warren.
The city officers elected are: Mayor,
James Bremner; Treasurer. John Nord
strom; Auditor. E. G Gearhart; Attor
ney, Olof Anderson; Street Superin
tendent, Henry Scheel; Surveyor, A. S.
Tee. Councilmen At large, Norris
Staples; First Ward, W. H. Makela;
Second Ward, F. N. Whitman; Third
Ward, John Frye.
The measure authorizing a bond
jssue in the sum of 1800,000 to improve
ana enlarge ine city water system was
carried.
HOOD WOMAN ELECTED CLERK
Sheriff Johnson, Republican, Wins
Over Independent Nominee.
HOOD RIVER, Or., Nov. 6. (Special.)
Mrs. Effie E. Shoemaker, who took
the place of her husband in the county
clerk's office when the latter was called
to the colors some time ago, has been
elected to that office. She received
more votes than any other candidate
for county office.
Sheriff Johnson, Rep., defeated L. H.
-Arenson. Ind.
L. N. Blowers, unopposed for County
Judge, was re-elected.
Jasper -Wickham. Rep., was elected
Assessor over his Dem.-Ind. opponents,
S. W. Heppner" and A. G. Wing. 1
Fred Wilson was elected Circuit
Judge of Hood River and Wasco Coun
ties. Hazlett, Dem., won the Joint Senator
ship from Hood River and Wasco Coun
ties over Nickelsen, Rep.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson was rer
elected Joint Representative from Hood
River and Wasco Counties.
WITHYCOMBE LOSES IN MARION
Judge Bennett Leads John Coke for
Supreme Justice. -
SALEM, Or., Nov. 6. (Special.)
Governor Withycombe lost Marlon
County by 19 votes, while Senator Mc
Nary carried his home county by 3399
votes over Oswald West.
Complete figures " from the 73 pre
cincts, as compiled by the County Clerk,
also show that Marion County swatted
every one of the measures on the gen
eral election ballot, going nearly two
to one against the two Jackson bills.
Judge Bennett leads Coke, his near
est competitor, by 195 votes, with Olson
a bad third.
Percy M. Varney was elected Chief
of Police for Salem over J. E. Wright,
and the proposed so-called Richardson
amendment providing a blanket system
of street assessments was snowed un
der by negative votes.
MEASURES LOSE IN MORROW
DON'T INVITE A COLD OR THE GRIP.
If you feel "stufftd up," bloated, bil
ious, languid or have sick headache.
sour stomach, coated tongue. ' bad
breath or other condition caused by
slowed-up digestion, a Foley Cathartic
Tablet will give prompt relief. Try this
gentle, wholesome, thoroughly cleans
ins physic, that leaves no bad after
effects. They keep the stomach sweet,
the liver active and the bowels regu
lar. Stout persons say the light, free,
buoyant feeling they bring is most
All Republicans, With Exception of
Assessor, Are Elected.- '
HEPPNER. Or., Nov. 6. (Special.)
Returns from Morrow County show the
following results:
Judge, Sixth Judicial District, G. W.
Phelps: Senator. Nineteenth Senatorial
District, Eberhard; Representative,
Twenty-second District,' C. E. Wood
son, Republican: County Judge, W. T.
Campbell. Republican; Commissioner,
G. A. Bleakman, Republican; Sheriff,
E. M. Shutt, Republican; Clerk, J. A.
Waters, Republican; Treasurer, T. J.
Humphries, Republican; Assessor, J. J.
Wells, Democrat; Surveyor, Loy M.
Turner, Republican; Coroner, M. L.
Case, Republican. All measures on the
ballot were defeated in this county.
WOMEN WIN IX HEPPNER
Ticket Put Out at Eleventh Hour
Elected Overwhelmingly-
HEPPNER, Or- Nov. 6. (Special.)
At the municipal election yesterday a
city ticket, which was nominated by
the women, was ' overwhelmingly
elected. The women kept their scheme
quiet up to a few days before the elec
tion, when they suddenly announced
their ticket and platform by poster.
Not a man in town, not even the cand
dates, knew of the scheme until the
posters were out, but every man named
was game and accepted the nomination.
The platform declares for a bigger
and better Heppner, advocates good
roads, clearing of the canal of Willow
Creek to make the town safe in flood
time, calls for a city park, comfort
station, a new hotel and a public
swimming tank.
JACKSON VOTE IS REVERSED
Republicans Make Clean Sweep of
Southern Oregon County.
MEDFORD, Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
C. M. Thomas, Republican, was elected
State Senator over Dr. C. T. Sweeney,
Democrat? Ben C. Sheldon and J. A.
Westerlund. Republicans were elected
to the State Legislature over D. M-
Lowe, Democrat W. 3. Gor, Repub
lican, was elected Joint Representative
for Jackson and Josephine counties. C,
A. Gardner, Republican, defeated M.
Purdln, Democrat, for Couuty Judge.
c t;. Terrill, Republican, defeated W.
O. Garrett, Democrat, for Sheriff.
As there were no contests for the
other county offices the Republicans
made a clean sweep all down the line.
This is the first time lnten years that
Jackson County has been carried for
United States Senator and Governor
by .the Republicans, and it is the first
time in political records the Repub
licans have made a clean sweep, Na
tional, state and county.
in 1916 Chamberlain had 2740 ma
jority in the county and Smith defeated
Withycombe in the gubernatorial race
by 21J9. In 1916 Wilson carried Jack
son County by over 1200 votes,
WITHYCOMBE LEADS EV LANE
McXary Carries County Over West
by About 600 Votes.
EUGENE. Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
Complete returns from 40 precincts in
Lane County give the. following results
on the principal candidates for Con
gressional and state offices and on the
amendments:
McNary, 2386; West, 1589. Pierce,
1382; Withycombe, 2518. Hoff. 2422;
Mason, 1275. Bennett, 136: Coke, 487;
Olson. 67. Normal schools, yes, 910:
no, 1336. Children's Home yes, 946;
no, 1351. Rogue fishing, yes, 835; no,
662. Willamette fish, yes, 988; no; 933.
Delinquent tax, yes, 1262; no, 1125.
Publication, yes. 932; no, 1033. Tax
increase, yes, 950: no. 1273.
YAMHILL IS ALL REPUBLICAN
W. T. Vinton, J. M. Crawford, W.
B. Dennis Are Legislators.
McMINNVILLE, Or.. Nov. (Spe
cial.) The election of Withycombe,
Republican, State Senator, and J. M.
Crawford and W. B. Dennis, Repub
licans. Representatives is conceded.
C. F. Daniels. Republican, for County
Judge, won over L. E. Lange. Democrat.
William Gunning. Republican, . for
County Commissioner, won over C. J.
Payne, Democrat. W. G. Henderson.
Sheriff, C. B. Wilson. Clerk. H. S. Ma
loney. Recorder, Nellie N. Dodson,
Treasurer, and H. W. Herring, Sur
veyor, were elected without opposition.
GARDNER IS ELECTED MAYOR
Baker Voters Indorse Bond Issue to
Purchase Cemetery.
BAKER. Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.) In
the city election here yesterday, C. L.
Palmer, for the past eight years Mayor,
was defeated by W. W. Gardner. Out
of a total of 1127 votes Mr. Gardner
received 6S6 and Mr. Palmer 661. Women
voters took a great interest in the
election.
Mr. Gardner is a former business
man, having been in the' grocery bust
ness here for several years. The voters
also indorsed the measure to bond 'the
city for $5000 to purchase a cemetery.
LA GRANDE CONTEST IS CLOSE
Elgin Man Is Elected Commissioner
Over John Wells.
LA GRANDE. Or., Nov. 6. (Special.)
The county tlaket in La Grande de
veloped two close races.
Galloway, of Elgin, was re-elected
Commissioner over John Wells. Lee
Warnick, Democrat. waa re-elected
Sheriff without opposition, likewise C.
K. McCormick, for Clerk; John Frawley,
tor Treasurer, ana r.eai. ror County
Engineer. Hall Bohnenkamp was elect
ed Coroner in a close race against J. C
Henry.
BRAND AND GRIGGS ELECTED
Sheriff George Quine Returned to
Office for Fourth Time.
RnSERITRfi. Or- Nov 6 fCn.ll
Inonmnlete rettirns lhl n f toi-nnn-. -i.
that C. A. Brand and Roy Griggs. Re
publicans, are returned to the Legis
lature. Sheriff OenrcrA TC Otln Pniihll,n
County Clerk Lenox. Democrat, and
Treasurer J. E. Sawvern Ppnnhllpon
with no opposition, are re-elected. Ed
ward weaver, xtepuoncan, was elected
County Commissioner.
HALSEY MAX CHOSEN" SENATOR
Linn County Divides Laurels Among
Old Party Aspirants.
ALBANY. Or.. Nov. j (Special.)
Frank H. Porter. Rep., of Halsey, has
been elected State Senator from Linn
County. John S. Bell, of Eugene. Rep.,
is chosen Joint Senator from Linn and
Lane counties, unopposed. D. C Thorns,
of Scio, and Charles Chllds. of Browns
ville, both Republicans, and W. P. El
more, of Brownsville. Dem., are elected
Representatives from Linn County.
County officers elected are: ,W. R.
Bilyeu. Dem.. County Judge; C. M. Ken
dall, Rep., Sheriff: R. M. Russell. Rep.,
County Clerk; Velma G. Davis, Dem..
Recorder; Lenore Powell, Dem., Treas
urer; Charles H. Leonard. Rep., Sur
veyor: Everett C. Fisher. Rep., Coro-
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ner. and D. H. Pierce, Rep., Commis
sioner. Russell, Davis and Leonard are pres
ent incumbents of the offices to which
they have been chosen,
Millsap Mayor of Lebanon.
LEBANON. Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
At"the-clty election held in Lebanon
yesterday the following officers were
elected; Mayor, Byron Millsap; Record
er; C H. Wltman; Treasurer. R. Wayne
Green: Councilmen. four-year terms. B.
U. Cotton, W. W. Klmmell, J. M. Bun
tenshaw; Councilmen. two-year term,
A. I. Crandall, S. O. Wallace and L. A.
Tucker. All the charter amendments
submitted to the voters by the council
carried by large majorities. These
amendments so change the city charter
as to conform to the new state law
regarding elections and fixing the
terms of office of city officials.
Sunday Closing Defeated.
HILLSBORO, Or., Nov. S. (Special.)
In the Hillsboro city election yester
day J. M. Wall was elected' Mayor.
Other successful , candidates follow:
R. c. Vaught, J. B. Trullinger and
F. M. Walch, Councilmen; E. L. Mc
Cormick, Recorder: F. J. Sewellt Treas
urer. The initiated measure closing
motion picture theaters oil Sunday waa
defeated, 372 to 144. .
Beaverton Results Announced.
BEAVERTON, Or., Nor. 6. (Spe
cial.) The big race in the town elec
tion was for Recorder. Guy Alexander,
"a dark horse." won over C. E. Hedge,
Incumbent. Otto Erlckson is Mayor.
The new Councilmen are: Robert
Hocken. Earl Evaps, A. IL Spraner and
William Wert. The -chief of police will
be appointed by the new Council.
Josephine Women Defeated.
GRANTS PASS, Or., Nov 6. Complete
returns show the election of C. A.
Sldler. for Representative, over Robert
G. Smith. . For Sheriff, George Lewis
defeated C. E. McLane. For County
Clerk. Eugene L. Coburn has-been re
elected over Jennie J. Moss. - For treas
urer, George S. Calhoun is re-elected
over Mrs. Amy Booth Holmes.
- Judge McKee Re-elected.
WASCO, Or., Nov. . (Special.
County Judge E. D. McKee, of Wasco,
Republican, was re-elected over Jay
Freeman, oYUfMorrow, Democrat, by 13
votes. . t 9
Lewis Re-elected Sheriff.
GRANTS PASS. Or., Nov. 6. (Spe
cial.) Following are the legislative
and county elections: Representative.
C. A. Sldler; Sheriff. George W. Lewis;
Clerk, Eugene L. Coburn: Treasurer,
George S. Calhoun: Surveyor. John Du
bois: Coroner, Dr. 8. Loughrldge: Com
missioner to fill vacancy. J. S. McFad
den: Commissioner, regular term, W. F.
McCabe.
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DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are
the most common -diseases of children. To
correct them you will find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will
do the work and will make your child bright and
cheerful the following morning. Do not punish
your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber- .
lain s l ablets arc better and more pleasant to take.
BCRDY LEADS IN DESCHUTES
Sheriff and District Attorney Re
flected by Small Vote.
BEND. Or.. Nov. . (Special.) For
Representative. Burdy leads with 774
votes. Dencer. S70. Merrlman, 48. Less
than a 60 per cent vote cast. All meas
ures carried. S. E. Roberta, for Sheriff,
and H. H. Dearmond. for District At
torney, against whom a hot fight was
waged by the Good Government League
and the Anti-Satoon League, were botb
re-elected by more than 100 majority.
Republicans Strong In Lane.
EUGENE. Or.. Nov. 6. (Special.)
With complete returns from 95 out of
the 99 precincts In Ine County re
ported, the Republicans have carried
everything by substantial majorities,
with the exception of State Senator,
where Walter B. Jones, independent
Democrat, is elected over O. H. Foster.
Republican, after the closest race in
the campaign. For Sheriff, where the
contest was expected to be close. Fred
G. Stickels. Republican, -defeated Dll
lard A. Elk ins. Democrat, by nearly
1000 of the 7500 votes cast.
Gape Is Elected Sheriff.
MARSHFIELD, Or.. Nov. . (Spe
cial.) W. W. Gage is elected Sheriff;
L. W. Oddy, Clerk, and T. J. Thrift,
Representative. T. M. Dimmick was
chosen Treasurer; C. S. McCulloch,
Surveyor; John Toakam, County Com
missioner; F. E. Wilson. Coroner.
COLONEL TAKES UP WORK
New Military Commander Arrives at
Willamette University.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY", Salem.
Or.. Nov. 5. Colonel Toting, recently ap
pointed commander of the university
Student Army Training Corps unit, ar.
rived today to enter upon his dutica
He Is a man of wide military experience.
and takes the place of Captain O. N.
Tyler, who recently waa transferred te
another unit. '
The company' waa reviewed In close
order drill yesterday by the new com
mandsnt.
Skin Sufferers
Tea will sic with relief at the arst
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wash ef oils. Mmar wr cttsteatera
thank mm for this advice. Ye will torn.
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An Urgent Appeal
to Restrict the Use
of the Telephone
The large number of operators now absent
because of illness makes it necessary for us
to appeal to our patrons to restrict the use of
the telephone.
The thanks of the community are due those
patrons who have already restricted their use
of the telephone, thus helping: the service of
war industries, hospitals and stricken homes
of the city. .
TKe Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company
yreicom ana aengauul. Adv.
Tha woman want iha rilantino? ef