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THE MORMLXG OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920
DAVEY, KAY, LOONEY,
MARTIN. PERRY WIN
Marion . Republicans Go to
State Legislature.
0. D. BOWER IS SHERIFF
Complete Returns Are Received
From 4 7 Precincts In County.
V. G. Boyer County Clerk.
m'mrers is rettbxs ark
those: ox ballot.
The numbers In the returns
this morning are those given
on the ballot as follows:
Compulsory voting 300 yes,
301 no.
Regulating legislative s e s -Sions
302 yes. 303 no.
Oleo bill 304 yes. 305 no.
Single tax 306 yes, 307 no.
County officers' terms 308
' yes, 309 no.
Port bill 310 yes, 311 no.
Anti-vaccination 312 yes.
313 no.
Legal interest rate 314 yes.
315 no.
Bird refuge 316 yes, 317 no.
Divided sessions 318 yes,
319 no.
Market commission 320 yes,
321 no.
SALEM, Or, Nov. 3. (Special.)
Complete returns received from 47
precincts In Marion county showed
that Frank Davey, Thomas B. Kay,
David H. Looney, Ivan G. Martin and
J. C Perry, republicans, were elect
ed to seats in the lower house of the
state legislature. County officers
elected were: J. T. Hunt, commission
er; O. D. Bower, sheriff; U. G. Boyer,
county clerk; D. G. Drager. county
treasurer; O. S. Steelhammer, county
assessor; Mildred Robertson Brooks,
county recorder; B. B. Herrick, coun
ty surveyor and Lloyd T. Rigdon,
county coroner.
Verden . Moffit was elected chief
of police of Salem over Jack Welsh,
Incumbent, by a vote of two to one.
The firemen's double platoon system
measure carried by a vote of three
to one, while the proposal to provide
an additional city tax of $25,000 to
cope with the increased cost of mun
icipal government was defeated, based
on available returns.
Fifty pre 'nets complete gave for
president Harding 4311. Cox 2069;
prohibition 173; socialist 180; labor
in. -.k n m V a 1 a 1m OQOA. II n .-na O D
Slaughter 181; Stanfield 3647; Sven
son 45.
Representative WVC Hawley 4551;
Talbert 661; Kozer 4980; Sears 612;
Upton- 201; supreme court vacancy
Bailey 297; Coshow 141; Van Winkle
1458. Attorney-general Brown 2043.
McCarthy 82; Sm'th 21; C. L. Haw
ley 4160; Von Behren 208. Bennett
1563; Buchtel 3955; Newman 313. The
measures 300, 1261; 301. 3708; 302.
1251; 303, 3070; 304, 1701; 305. 2940;
306, 617; 307. 4522; 308. 2110; 309, 2620;
310, 1611; 311, 2827; 312. 1307; 313,
3692; 314, 840; 315, 3226; 316. 1406; 317,
3290; 318. 101; 319, 3333; 820, 1011; 321,
3470.
CLATSOP WOMAN IS ELECTED
Mrs. W. S.' Kinney Is Chosen for
State Legislature.
ASTORIA. Or.. Nov. 3. (Special.)
Local legislative and county officers
were elected as follows: Legislature,
Mrs. W. S. Kinney and E. N. Hurd;
county judge, T. S. Cornelius; com
missioner, John Frye; sheriff, Ole
Nelson; county clerk, J. C. Clinton;
county treasurer, S. G. Trullinger; as
sessor, F. P. Leinenweber; surveyor,
G. F. Parker; school superintendent,
O. H. Byland; coroner, E. B. Hughes;
port commissioners, B. F. Stone and
K. M. Prouty; district attorney, J. O.
Erickson.
City officers were elected as fol
lows: Mayor, James Bremner; treas
urer, G. Ziegler; auditor, E. G. Gear
hart; attorney, James W. Mott; sur
veyor, R. A. McClanathan; councilman
at large and street superintendent in
doubt.
The measures to authorize the
county to purchase the site for the
proposed naval base and present it
to the government and ..to authorize
the county to issue $100,000 in bonds
to pay for the construction of the
Youngs bay drawbridge were passed,
as was one authorizing the city to
issue $50,000 in bonds to purchase ad
ditional equipment for the fire de
partment. '
Few precincts reported anything ex
cept the contests between republicans
and democrats or on names written
In. Therefore the count was short on
secretary ox scaie, congressman, su
preme court and attorney-general va
cancies. Thirty-nine precincts gave Harding
2869, Cox 1369, prohibition 48, social
ist 310. industrial labor 32. Chamber
lain 2031, Hayes 76, Slaughter 167,
Stanfield 2305. Svenson 107, W. C.
Hawley 2450. Talbert 349, Kozer 3434,
Sears 292, Upton 143; supreme court
vacancy. Brown 155, McCartney 65;
attorney-general. Van Winkle 128.
Bailey 45, Coshow 30; C. L. Hawley
2366, Von Behren 253, Bennett 760.
Buchtel 1666, Newman 230. On meas
ures: 300 1215. 301 1913. 302 1465, 303
1235, 304 1472. 305 1864. 306 1016. 307
2248, 308 1944, 309 1289, 310 697. 311
2174, 312 1067. 313 2456. 314 677. 215
2415, 316 1830. 317 1443, 318. 1196, 319
1575, 320 1031, 321 1846.
CLACKAMAS IS AGAINST BILLS
Every State-Wide Measnre Re
ceives Unfavorable Vote.
OREGON CITT, Or., Novr 3. (Spe
cial.) Clackamas county voters dis
approved of every state-w'de meas
ure and amendment on the ballot,
with the exception of the dock com
mission measure. 'Returns from 78
precincts complete out of 82 follow:
Oleomargarine b'll, yes 3338, no
6376; single tax, yes 1924, no 6665;
bird refuge, yes 3714, no 4960; dock
commission, yes 4023, no 710; antl-
" vaccination, yes 3267,-no 5608; legal
rate of interest, yes 1651, no 6894;
divided session mendment, yes 2573,
no 4689; market commission ".ill. yes
2473. no 6223.
Seventyeight out of 82 preclnctB
In Clackamas county gave Harding
for president 6796 votes. Cox 3637, and
Debs 706.
II. N. Stanfleld In 71 precincts has
6129 and George E. Chamberlain 3674.
HOOD RIVER IS REPUBLICAN
Complete Unofficial Count Shows
AH but Stanfleld Winners.
HOOD RIVER. Or., Nov. 8. (Spe
cial ) Unofficial complete returns
for Hood River county were available
when north precincts completed their
count today. Tne republican tide that
swept the nation etruck here with
force In all offices except for United
States senator. Chamberlain received
1116 votes to Stanfield's 1009. The
Party tide extended to county offices,
and J. R. Nickelsen, repreentatlve
nominee for Joint senator from Hood
River and Wasco counties, defeated
the democratic nominee, J. H. Hazlett,
in this count by a vote of 1141 to 968.
Incomplete returns from Wasco give
Nickelsen 2146 to Hazlett' s 1302 votes
there. John Baker (rep.), for district
attorney, defeated A. J. Derby (dem.)
by 1211 to 947. H. L. Haebrouck.
republican nominee for county judge,
defeated J. O. Hannum, running in
dependent, by 1235 to 1005. Other
votes were Harding 1445. Cox 753;
Hayes 57, Slnnott 1686, Graham 494.
Kozer 1929, Sears 146, Upton 63;
supreme court vacancy, Brown 361;
atorney-general. Van Winkle, 67,
Bailey 118; C. I. Hawley 1523, Von
Behrn 229.
Vote .on measures follows: 300, 645:
301, 1473; 302, 947; 303, 704; 304, 747;
305, 1029; 306, 372; 807, 1456; 308,. 980;
309, 758; 310. 1039: 311, 590; 312, 378;
313, 166; 314. 344; 315. 1554; 316, 957;
317, 917; 318. 679; 319. 919; 320. 394;
321, 1343.
The only local initiative bill on the
ballot, providing an increase from
$500 to $900 in salary of the county
treasurer, was carried by a vote of
1173 to 646.
STAXPIELD LEADS IN BEXTOX
Republican Has 2795 Votes to
2 055 for Chamberlain.
CORVALLIS, Or. Nov. 3. (Special.)
With 25 precincts complete. Incom
plete unofficial returns from three
tonight, for Benton county gave
Harding 8468, Cox 1586; Stanfleld
2795, Chamberlain 2055. No record
was kept by the judges or clerks of
the vote on the rest of the ticket nor
on the measures. The county ticket
went republican straight for the first
time in at least 30 years.
The following county officers were
elected: sheriff, S. N. W.-rfield; clerk.
Fred McHenry; county judge, J. O.
Wilson; commissioner, R. W. Scott;
assessor, C. L. Tallman; treasurer,
Mr- Susan Beeson Taylor; recorder,
Mrs. May Stoddard; superintendent of
schools. Roy E. Cannon; coroner, M.
S. Bovee.
On the city ticket for mayor, N. R.
Moore was elected: for councilman, R.
J. Hunter, C. E. Ingalls, H. E. Warren,
R. L. Bosworth, C. H. Woodcock, A.
B. Cordley and Adolph Ziefle; for
water commissioners, Walter Kline
and G. H. Myers; water committee,
G. W. Peavy, William Bogue; city
treasurer, E. L. Strange: znuniciDal
judge, J. M. Conner.
The initiative to open moving pic
ture houses on Sundays was defeated
by about 100 votes.
H. H. BELT ELECTED JUDGE
Returns Complete 1 From S 7 Ptc-
f cincts In Polk County.
DALLAS, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
ComDlete return fmm i n n,.A
cincts in Polk county showed that the
iouowing oncers had been elected:
Judge of the circuit court, 12th dis
trict. H. H. Belt nTirAd,ntativA 11th
district, P. O. Powell: representative,
aioirici, roiK ana j,incom coun
ties. D. E. Fletcher; district attorney,
J. N. Helgerson; county clerk, Floyd
D. Moore; sheriff, John W. Orr; as
sessor, F. J. Holman; school superin
tendent, Joslah Wills; treasurer, A. V.
R. Snyder; county commissioner, Ez-
era Hart! rnrnn.r Tt T v, .
county surveyor, E. J. Howe.
Kin tne city ticket U. S. Grant was
elected mayor; N. L. Guy, councilman
at large: W. S Mnir n m en,,.,.
councilmen 1st ward; J. R Allgood, c!
a. ounaDerg, councilmen 2d ward; F.
D. Moore, R. S. Kreason, councilmen
men 3d ward; Charles Hayes and Carl
Gerlinger, councilman 4th ward; John
T. Ford, elected auditor and police
judge, was the only victorious demo
crat in the county.
MISSOURI AGAIN REPUBLICAN
Harding's Majority In State Re
ported More Than 12 0,000.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 3. Missouri
tonight was safely republican by
more than 100,000 " on the principal
national and state offices, but in
many of the minor local positions
the vote was fairly close, with the
Republican candidates generally lead
ing. . With all but about 500 out of 3810
precincts missing, Harding had a
majority of more than 120,000; Arthur
M. Hyde led John M. Atkins for gover
nor by about 110,000, , and Senator
Selden P. Spencer was running far
ahead of his ticket for re-election,
polling nearly 150,000 more votes
than his opponent. Breckenridge
Long.
The Republicans apparentlv e-atneA
substantially in congress. Two Dem
ocratic stand-bys of the house were
given the hottest battles of their
careers by Republicans. Champ Clark
is aeieatea in tne ninth district and
Representative Bland, of Kansas City,
is behind Ellis. Renubllean. . In hi
district, normally Democratic
JA0K&ON TREN D TO STAXFIEID
Harding Has, 3166, Cox 18 72 in
52 Out of 56 Precincts.
MED FORD, Or, Nov. 3. fSnecIal)
Complete returns from 52 out of 66
precincts In Jackson county tonight
gave Harding 3166. Cox 1872. and in
the senatorial contests Stanfield. 3281.
Chamberlain 3049. One of the four
missing precincts was from Ashland,
another from Medford and two from
outlying districts. On the face of these
returns, all constitutional amendments
were defeated, but with the divided
legislative session In doubt. It was
estimated that Stanfleld would carry
tne county oy zuu. He carried Medford.
The republicans carried every county
office except that of Rawles Moore,
democrat, who defeated Georee M.
Roberts, incumbent, for prosecuting
attorney. Mayor Gates and Council-
men Keene, Gaddls. Miles, Antle,
Dressier and Hill were re-elected.
By a very small margin the nron-
osition of removing the courthouse
from Jacksonville to Medford was de
feated, according to present returns.
E. V, Carter of Ashland and Ren f
Sheldon of Medford were elected as
state representatives by substantial
majorities, cneiaon s being a reelec
tion.
WASCO ELECTS 1 DEMOCRAT
Republican Majorities Given to
Harding and Stanfleld.
THE DALLES, Or.. Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) All measures listed on the bal
lot in the city election carried with
out serious opposition. Only one. con
test for office was on the ballot,
Joe Heroux winning over Bert
Wyatt for water commissioner in the
2d ward. Measures on the ballot
for the increase of the city budget
were passed.
Wasco county has turned In re
publican majorities for every candi
date but one. Harding got an unof
ficial lead of 1266 over Cox with all
precincts counted in full. Stanfleld
led Chamberlain by 611 votes. The
one democratic exception was Frances
Galloway, district attorney, who was
victorious over Paul W. Childers, re
publican, by more than 600 votes.
More than 4000 votes were cast in
Wasco county, this being about four
fifths of the total registration
.Representative Sinnott rolled up a
lead of more than 1000 votes over his
democratic opponent, J. H. Graham
of Baker. John R. Nickelsen. re
publican, defeated J. H. Hazlett, dem
ocrat, for the state eenatorship by
more than two to one. The office
is supported Jointly by Hood River
and Wasco counties.
On the county section of the ticket
all republicans were elected. Out
of 39 precincts In Wasco county, only
seven were listed in the democratic
column. .
DEBS THIRD IX . JOSEPHINE
Complete Returns-' Give Harding
1546, Cox 813, Stanfleld 1385.
GRANTS PASS, Or, Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Josephine county complete
gives for president Harding 1546,
Cox 813. Watkins 32. Debp 93. W. W.
Cox 22. For senator Chamberlain
957. Hayes 61, Slaughter 77, Stanf ield
1385, Svenson 17. For representative
W. C. Hawley 1860, Talbert 187.
For secretary of etate Kozer 1931,
Sears 345, Upton 112. For justices
Bean 1673 Benson 1819. Harris 1478,
McBride 1478.
Supreme court vacancy Brown
437.
Attorney-general Goshow 97, Van
Winkle 224.
C. L. Hawley 1648, Von Behren 268,
Bennett 504, Buchtel -12377 Newman
117. .. -
There were only three- contests in
the county. Eclus Pollock (rep.) de
feated C. G. Gillette (dem.) for county
judge. J. McFadden (rep.) defeated
Cyril Wise (dem.) for county com
missioner. W. T. Miller was the only
democrat elected on the county ticket,
having defeated J. D. Wurtsbaugh
for district attorney.
WASCO COUNT IS COMPLETE
Harding Gets 2706 Vote to 1440
Given to Cox.
THE DALLES, Or Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Complete unofficial Wasco
county vote: Harding 2706. Cox 1440;
prohibition 66, socialist 137; industrial
labor 22; Chamberlain 1721, Hayes 33,
Slaughter 67. Stanfield 2231, Svenson
17, Sinnott 2952, Graham 865; Kozer
3357. Sears 153, Upton 167; Bean 2913.
Benson 2768; Harris 2687. McBride
2762.
Supreme court vacancy: Van
Winkle 151, Bailey 11. Attorney-general,
Brown 503.
Measures 300 1179, 301 2231, 302
1483, 303 1379, 304 1391. 305 1771, 306
499, 307 2790, 308 1817, 309 1368, 310
1534. 311 1225. 312 1174. 313 2178, 314
558. 315 2626, 316 1243. 317 1896, 318
906, 319 1689. 320 858. 321 1981.
MEDFORD LOSES COCXTY SEAT
Voters Opposed to Slovlng Govern
ment From Jacksonville.
ASHLAND, Or, ?7ov. 3. (Special.)
Eight precincts in Ashland out of
nine gave Harding 862,-Cox 419; Stan
field 700, Chamberlain 574; Kozer for
secretary of state 845, Sears 84; food
and dairy commissioner, Hawley 801,
Von Behren 249; public service com
missioner, Buchtel 621, Bennett 318.
Representative for Jackson county.
Carter, republican, 995; Sheldon, re
publican. 8S2; Mansfield, democrat,
416; Phipps, democrat, 314.
Removal of county seat from Jack
sonville to Medford, 320 f of and 969
against. The initiative and referen
dum measures were defeated nearly
two to one. But one precinct in the
city gave a -democratic majority.
SPRINGFIELD ELECTS MAYOR.
Charles F. Eggiman Named to Suc-
- ceed E. E. Morrison.
SPRINGFIELD. Or.. Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Charles F. Eggiman was elect
ed mayor in the "election yesterday to
succeed E. E. Morrison, who has filled
the office for the last four years.
M. C. Bressler was the only other
candidate opposing Mr. Eggiman.
L. J." Lepley and James Laxton
were elected councilmen, each to
serve four years, and A. E. Jarrett
and W. N. Long will serve two years
each. Mrs. Vina McLean was elect
ed recorder. O. B. Kessey was elect
ed treasurer.
A measure proposing to do away
with the Sunday showing of moving
pictures lost by 3-to-l majority.
SHERMAN COUNT IS COMPLETE
Harding Leads 2 to 1 and Stanfleld
Has Safe Lead.
MORO, Or., Nov. 3, (Special.)
Sherman county precincts complete
give Harding 893, Cox 423, Watkins
13, Debs 15, W. W. Cox 3; Chamber
lain 558. Hayes 11, Slaughter 26,
Stanfield 706, Svenson 6; Sinnott 857,
Graham 279; Kozer 1033, Sears 60,
Upton 34; Bean 866, Benson 790, Har
ris "761, McBride 778; Goerge -M.
Brown 263; L H. Van Winkle 105,
O. P. Coshow 25; C. .L. Hawley 866,
Von Behren 36;-Corey 755. Measures
300 293, 301 687, 302 366, 303 458, 304
375, 305 E32, 306 87, 307 874, 308 490,
309 388, 310 511, 311 339, 312 312, 313
729, 314 107, 31S 913, 316 320. 317 614,
318 209, 319 554, 320 214. 321 612.
STANFIELD HOLDS HIS LEAD
Late Returns From La Grande
Show Chamberlain at Heels.
LA GRANDE. Or- Nov. 8. (Spe
cial.) Four precincts Incomplete and
20 complete in Union county give: M.
C. George 1495. Oscar Hayter 987;
Chamberlain 1018, Hayes 40, Stanfield
1050; Sinnott 1055, Graham 640; Kozer
1615, Sears 123, Upton -105; supreme
court vacancy. Brown 126. Coshow 40;
Johnson 12, Van Winkle 68; Bennett
4, Bailey 22; C L. Hawley 1400, Von
Behren 130.
Measures: 300 645. 301 1170; 302
700, 303 796, 304 600,. 305 1082, 06 26.
307 1374; 308 790, 309 748; 810 570, 311
770; 312 691. 313 923; 314 230. 315 1411;
316 840, 317 830; 318 460, 319 965; 320
394, 321 400.
WASHINGTON FOR STANFIELD
Harding Also Has Big Lead In Re-
tarns; Port Bill Wins.
HILLSBORO. Or., Nov." 3. (Spe
clal.) Forty-one precincts in Wash
ington county complete give Harding
4032, Cox 1786; Chamberlain 2558,
Stanfield 3773.
Measures 300 1526, 302 2163, 302
2030, 303 1965, 304 2354. 305 2296, 306
46. 307 3891. 308 2569, 409 2030, 310
2254, 311 1827, 312 1752, 313 30S8, 314
815. 316 4068. 316 1964. 317 2806, 318
1677, 319 2366, 320 1076. 321 2791.
REPUBLICANS OUST BOURBONS
Democratic War Horses Are Beaten
in Coos County.
MARSHFIELD, Or.. Nov. 3. (Spe
clal.) The republicans captured
every legislative office in this district
and send Charles Hall to the legisla.
ture as senator, Tom T. Bennett as
representative and S. P. Pierce of
Curry as joint representative..
Old war horses in the democratic
ranks were defeated for county of
fices. Sheriff W. W. Gage being
beaten by Edwin Elllngson, and John
F. Hall, for judge of the ounty court,
being bested by Judge C. R. Wade.
Other county officers elected include
Inez Bunch, clerk; J. P. Beyers, as
sessor; Henry G. Kern, commissioner;
C E, Mulkey, school superintendent;
C. S. McCulloch, surveyor; F. E. Wil
son, coroner, and T. M. Dimmick,
treasurer.
The Port of Coos Bay chose Dr. E. JD.
traw, jviarsniieia, ana n.oerc canKs.
and Peter Loggie, North Bend, com
missioners. Marshfield re-elected Duncan Fer
guson mayor; W. N. Ekblad, M. H.
Muller, Frank Heatn and W. E. Wil
son, couneilmen, and John Butler, re
corder. The city voted 3 to 1 for
purchasing a new combination fire
truck.
Peter Loggie was elected mayor of
North Bend: councilmen, William
Dolan, C. S. Kaiser. L. A, Loomis and
J. M. Thomas. John G. Mullen de
feated C. A. Maybee for recorder. The
city voted to amend the charter so
that property rights are l ot neces
sary for holding office. The fire en
gine measure passed, as did that for
additional revenue.
Dr. V. L. Hamilton was elected
mayor of Coquille over J. E. Norton,
his only opponent.
R. T. Whitty was successful for
mayor of Eastside. H. H. Schroeder
defeated W. T. Dement at Myrtle
Point for mayor. Floyd Huntley Is
sheriff of Curry county.
, Thirty-two precir.cts. Incomplete,
give Chamberlain 1266, Stanfield 1288.
Measures: 300, 1029; 301, 1540; 302,
989; 303, 841; 304, 1288; ,305, 1164;
306, 879; 307, 1803; 308, 1255; 309, 1292;
310, 930; 311, 1218: 312, 959; 313, 2119;
314, 528; 315, 2091; 316. 1169; 317
1395; 318. 938; 319, 1258; 320, 995;
321, 1530. v.
DESCHUTES FOR REPUBLICAN
Democrats Defeated for Legisla
ture and Most Other Offices.
BEND, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
With county election returns lacking
only the completion of the count In
two of the largest Bend precipcts to
be virtually decisive. Indications
point strongly to the election of Den
ton G. Burdick of Redmond and H. J.
Overturf of Bend, both republicans,
as winners over R. E. Bradbury of
Klamath county, democrat, for the
two seats in the lower house of the
legislature allowed this district.
Jay H. Upton of Prlneville is with
out opposition for the senate. A. J.
Moore, republican Incumbent, is lead
ing Ross Farnham. democrat, for
district attorney of Deschutes coun
ty. R. W. Sawyer, republican, has
already a decisive majority over J.
A. Eastes. democrat, for county
judge. S. E. Roberts, republican in
cumbent, is considered safe for re
election as sheriff against R. H. Fox,
democrat. M. W. Knickerbocker,
democrat, is conceded the county com
missionershlp over John A. Marsh,
republican.
J. P. Haner, Clyde M. McKay, J.
Alton Thompson, C. P. Niswonger and
R. B. Gould, all republicans, ran with
out opposition for the respective po
sitions of clerk, treasurer, school su
perintendent, coroner and surveyor.
In the municipal election, held
simultaneously with the general bal
loting, E. D. Gilson was chosen may
or, Miss M. E. Coleman. - treasurer,
and G. H. Baker. Joseph Innes and
N. H. Gilbert, C. J. Leverett. H. E.
Allen and Lon L. Fox as members of
the city council to serve for two
years.
A county Initiative measure, de
claring Bend the permanent county
seat of Deschutes county, has carried
with but little opposition.
DOUGLAS REPUBLICANS WIN
Returns to Date Show Party Has
Made' Almost Clean Sweep.
ROSEBURG, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
With only two candidates in the
doubtful column, the-republican party
made a clean sweep in Douglas county
at yesterday 3 election, and when all
precincts have reported It will be
found probably that the entire ticket
has been elected. The race for county
clerk between I. B. Riddle,- republican,
and E. H. Lenox, democrat is neck-and-neck
and the outcome will not be
known until a number of outlying
precinct reports have'been received.
A like condition exists for the office
of county commissioner, where A. F.
Stearns of Oakland, the republican
candidate, was opposed by R. W.
Long, democrat. Senator B. L. Eddy la
leading his opponent. J. E. McClintock.
by a substantial majority and his
election-is concerned. Others elected on
the republican ticket are: J. D. Stew
art, county judge; Sam W.- Starmer.
sheriff; James E. Sawyer, treasurer;
rranK L. Calkins, assessor: F. C.
Frear, surveyor; M. E. Rttter, coroner,
and O. C. Brown, county school super
intendent.
Practically' every measure . on ' the
ballot was defeated.
Out of 69 precincts in' this county
oniy six remained to be heard from at
a late hour today. These show that
Harding has carried the county by
ciose to zouu majority and that Stan
field will have a lead of almost 1000
over Chamberlain. Van Winkle, for
attorney-general, received 162 votes
so far recorded, while O. P. Coshow of
this county, seeking the same office,
had 925 votes, with several precincts
unrecorded.
HARE WINS IN ELEVENTH
Hillsbord Reports E. B. Tongue Is
Re-elected.
HILLSBORO, Or.. Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Washington county will be
represented in the next legislature by
William G. Hare, senator for the 11th
district, and Representatives Earl E.
Fisher. A. B. Flint and A. E. West-
coix..
E. B. Tongue was re-elected d1.
trict attorney-and J. J. Wismer end
jonn (Jarstens commissioners.
All are republicans, and the only
opposition was the candidacy of W. J.
McCready for legislator, John M.
Wall for district attorney and J. M.
Hiatt for commissioner. The latter
three were overwhelmingly defeated.
Other , county officers . were incum
bents asking re-election without
L contests.
They are George Alexander, sher
iff: H. A. Kuratll, clerk; W. F. Boley,
assessor; Fred A. Everest, recorder;
N. A. Frost, school- superintendent:
A. A. Morrell, surveyor; George J.
Limber, coroner. Municipal officers
elected for the city of Hillsboro are
A. C. Shute. mayor; J. H. Garrett,
A. M. Carlile, O. Phelps, councilmen;
E. L. McCormick, recorder, and F. J.
Swell, treasurer.
2 08 ENTERPRISE PRECINCTS IN
Harding Has 1S9 0, Cox 78 7, Stan
field 1009, Hawley 1569.
ENTERPRISE, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Two hundred and eight pre
cincts complete give: Harding 1390,
Cox 787. Chamberlain 1063, Hayes 38.
Stanfield 1099, Sinnott 1877, Graham
749, Kozer 1705, Sears 163, Upton 80;
supreme coirt vacancy Brown 311,
McCarthy 30; attorney-gentral Bai
ley 15. Coshow 33, Johnson 2, Van
Winkle ICt; C. , L. Hawley 1569. Von
Behren 148.
FRAUD CHARGES THREATEN
Feeling High in Klamath Falls.
' Organizer Jailed. . "
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Nov. 3,
(Special.) Interest still centers in
the ofices connected, with state and
national 'esues. Comparison of fig
ures has so far been confined to re
turns for the offices of county judge
and commissioner and county clerk.
Judge K. - H Bunnell. Incumbent,
defeated George Chastain, champion '
of the Main-street courthouse, by
about 600. For commissioer Burrell
Short. incumbent. defeated . Fred
Peterson by a small margin, thus
seating the Hot Springs proponents
more firmly In the saddle.
It is the county clerk's place which
now occupies the center of attention,
as incoming returns first give C. R.
Delap, clerk ,the last ten years, the
remaining bulwark of the Main-street
crowd, a few votes lead, only to
swing the lead to Frank Sexton, in
dependent candidate, with the next J
batch of returns. - '
Feeling runs high and counter
chargea of fraud are likely to be
made. W. F. Kay, timber workers'
organizer and secretary of the local
labor council, was jailed on election
eve on charges of violating the cor
rupt practices act. Kay is alleged to
have been a Ma'n-street partisan.
Llloyd Low ousted George Hum
phrey as sheriff. Low was on the
Bunnell ticket. Indications point to
the defeat of W. M. Duncan distriot
attorney, by C. C. Brower.
Election boards in some of tb big
ger election precincts are just fin
ishing the count of ballots tonight.
Meager returns give Harding 522, Cox
201, Stanfield 538, Chamberlain 452,
Sinnott 620, Graham , 134.
For representative Burdick received
346, Overturf 283 and Bradbury 350.
The low interest bill Is beaten two
to one. The vote on the etate mar
ket bill is about even.
HARDING 7492; COX 3925
Returns Are From 93 of Lane
County Precincts.
- EUGENE, Or., Nov. 8. In Lane
county the vote for Harding in 93
preclncte out of 98 was.7492. Cox 3925.
Stanfleld received 6325, Chamberlain
4520. The vote on" measures in 67
precincts follows: Compulsory voting
Yes 1434, no 4863; legislative ses
sions, yes 2718, no 2767; oleomargarine
bill, yes 2689, no 3486; single tax, yes
628, no 5384; term of certain county
officers, yes 2843. no 3024; dock con
solidation yes 1885, no 3148; anti
compulsory vaccination, yes 1446, no
4788; 5 per cent Interest bill, yes 897,
no 6501; bird measure, yes 1857, no
4072; divided legislative session
amendment, yes 1505, no 3804; market
commission, yes 1302, no 4331.
Seward D. Allen, Louis E. Bean
and W. T. Gordon, all republicans,
were elected without opposition as
representatives in the state legisla
ture from Lane county. There was
no contest for any county office ex
cept judge and sheriff. C. P. Bar
nard, republican, was elected over
Harry Bown, democrat, for judge,
and Sheriff Stickels. republican, was
returned to the office, having won
o"er John Edwards, democrat. Others
elected, all republicans, were: "Clyde
Johnson, district attorney; Emmett
Sharp, commissioner; R. S. Bryson,
cierk; Edna Ward, treasurer: Herbert
E. Walker,, assessor; Edgar J. Moore,
school superintendent; Percy M.
Morse, surveyor, and William W.
Branstetter, coroner. C. O. Peterson
was re-elected mayor of Eugene over
Henry E. Slattery. Alta King, re
corder, and Fred Wentworth. treasur
er, were re-elected. Councilmen
Mosher, McAlister, Spangler and
Walker will serve another four years
as a result of the balloting. '
SHERIFF TATIfOR IS BEATEN
Republican Wins Over Brother of
Late Umatilla Officer.
PENDLETON, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Zoe Houser of Echo, repub
lican, was elected sheriff of Umatilla
county over W. R. Taylor, democrat,
who was appointed to fill the vacancy
at the death of the late Sheriff Til
TaylOQeon the face of returns from 58
precincts of the 64 in Umatilla county.
Houser's lead is more than 300 votes.
I. M. Schannep of Pilot Rock, re
publican, has a strong lead for county
judge and the same is true of Frank
Slcan, and S. A. Miller, Milton, repub
licans, for representatives from the
23d district. R. E. Bean, Umapine.
republican, defeated his democratic
opponent for county commissioner,
and R. L Keator of this city, repub
lican, incumbent, has the dsitrict at
torney's office cinched. W. W. Green,
democrat. Incumbent, has a' 'Strong
majority for county school superin
tendent, and Is apparently the only
democrat to survive the republican
landslide. R. T. Brown, republican in
cumbent, was unopposed for county
clerk.
George Hartman has been elected
mayor of Pendleton with a substantial
majority over A. W. Rugg and Wil
lard Bond and Robert Simpson were
elected to the city council.
All city measures carried by large
majorities. The measures are in
creased water script. Increased general
indebtedness for fire equipment and
increased indebtedness for purchase
of a playground and park for chil
dren. -
JEFFERSON WINNERS NAMED
Citizens of Madras Vote Straight
People's Party Ticket. '
MADRAS, Or, Nov. 3. (Special. ;
The successful candidates in Jeffer
son county are: Bert C. Boylan, demo
crat, unopposed, district attorney;
J. M. King, unopposed. County judge;
H. C. Topping, republican, sheriff; Au
gustine G. Kibbe, county commis
sioner; Sidney D. Percival, unopposed,
county clerk; D. W. Barnett. repub
lican, county treasurer: Lilliam Watts
republican, unopposed, county super
intendent of sahools; John T. Dizney,
unopposed, county assessor; Raymond
G. Harder, republican, unopposed,
county surveyor; E. Mason, county
coroner.
The people of Madras voted the
straight people's ticket, the success
ful candidates being Howard W. Tur
ner, mayor; F. George Kern, A. W.
Culp. Charles J. Osten. G. T. Pearce,
H. R. Jennings and W. H. Hannon,
councilmen.
PRINEVILE VOTE IS RECORD
Bonding Issue for County Wins
With Rest of Republican Ticket.
PRINEVILLE. Or.. Nov. 3. (Special-)
The heaviest vote that has
been polled in years was cast Tues
day. Will ' Wulzweiler was elected
mayor. Councilmen were chosen as
follows:
H. O. Davis, H. W. Howard. H. R.
Lakin, George Nicholai. G. W. Noble
and Ross Robinson; city treasurer.
George Euston; recorder, E. O. Hyde.
The county ticket was elected as
follows:
H. A. Foster, assessor; Asa Battles,
clerk; Herman Allen (rep.), commis
sioner; Ole OlBon (dem.). sheriff; J.
E. Myers (rep.), county superintend
ent of schools; Wade Huston (dem.),
surveyor; Ralph Jordan (Ind.). treas
urer. The bonding issue for the coun
ty carried.
STANFIELD VICTOR IN LINN
Complete Unofficial , Count for
County Is Made.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Harding has carried Linn county by
1539 plurality and Stanfield has a
plurality of 252 over Chamberlain.
The complete unofficial vote of the
county follows: republican president
ial electors George 4693, Hotchklss
4599, Hume 4573, Richardson 4547,
Robb 4514; democratic electors Hay
ter 3154, Hedlund 3073, Miller 3085,
Reames 3071, Watkins 2993; prohibi
tion Ames 183, Jewett 180, Johnson
178, Paget 177, Walker 174; socialist
Johnson 264, Myers 278, Ramp 265.
Richards 266. Ryan 251: indust'rlal-
labor Bearman 42, Berglund 40, Carl
son 43, Loff 41, Olson 40.
Sentor Chamberlain 381S, Hayes 109,
Slaughter 205, Stanfleld 4068, Sven
son 39.
Representative in congress Haw
ley 5713, Talbert 552.
Secretarv of statu Kozer 227.
Sears 445, Upton' 243.
Justice supreme court Bean 5630,
Benson 6864, Harris 5986, McBride
5856.
Justice supreme court to fill. vac
ancy George- M. Brown 1770, Mc
Carthy 89, William Smith 16, scatter
ing votes for others.
Attorney general Van Winkle
1788. Coshow 72, Bailey 103, Johnson
21. - ;
Dairy and food commissioner Haw
ley 6211, Von Behren 612.
Public service commissioner Ben
nett 2818, Buchtel 4208. Newman 318.
Measures 300, 2209; 301, 5280; 302,
2591; 303, 3954: 304. 3327: 305. 4108:
306. 838; 307. 6117; 308, 3749; 308, 2894:
310, 2574; 311, 3409; 312, 2127; 313,
4701; 314, 986; 315. 5913; - 316. 2117;
317, 4751; 318, 2087; 319, 4078; 320,
1715; 321, 4895.
Robert S. Acheson of Shedd. fTharlen
Chllds of Brownsville, and W. C.
Templeton of Brownsville, were
elected representatlres from Linn
county.
County officers named were: dis
trict attorney L. G. Lewelling; sher-
"i w. M. .Kendall; county clerk R.
M. Russell; recorder Charles C. Cur
ry; assessor J. S. Van Winkle; treas
Prer Miss Lenore Powell; school
superintendent Mrs. Ida Maxwell
Cummings; surveyor Charles H.
Leonard; coronef Everett C. Fisher;
commissioner T. J. Butler. All of
these officers except Lewelling and
Curry are now filling the offices to
which they have been elected. The
proposalto Increase the county tax
levy for next year by $91,000 over the
limited 6 per cent increase was de
feated. Albany city officers were elected
as follows: mayor p. A. Young; rec
order D. H. Bodine; treasurer E. B.
Williamson; . chief of police John
Catlln; councilmen first ward J. J.
Barrett and D. S. Hollaway; council
men second ward Dr. G. E- Riggs
and F. C. Veal; councilmen third ward
Dr. A. H. Howells and B. F. Towns
fVh .,A- city ordinance proposed by
initiative petition to repeal an ordi
nance against playing cards in cigar
stores and pool rooms was defeated.
ONLTT ONE DEJIOCRAT WINS
Clackamas County Chooses Bour-
bon for Constable.
OREGON CITY, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Clackamas county has gone re
publican from start to finish, giving
large majorities to the national ticket
and to Robert N. Stanfield, who has a
lead of 1455 over Chamberlain with
only 11 precincts to hear from out of
a total of 82 precincts.
Stanfield polled 5129 and Chamber
lain 3674. The entire republican
ticket has been elected, though hard
fights were, made by the democrats
to land the offices of county judge,
district attorney and sheriff.
For district attorney Livv Stinn ban
a lead over Gilbert L. Hedges, incum
bent, of 361, with one precinct out.
Harvey E. Cross has a majority over
R- B. Beatie of 204, with two pre
cincts to hear from, and Sheriff Wil
son has been re-elected by 63 votes
over x-Shertff Mass, with only Cher
ryville precinct to come.
'Other republican candidates for
county offices elected with little op
position are:
State senator, Thomas F. Ryan; rep
resentatives, t-nnip u. Hammond. F. D.
Shank, William M. Stone; commis
sioner, W. A. Proctor; clerk, Fred A.
Miller; recorder, J. G. Noe; treasurer.
Alberta L. Dunn; school superintend
ent, Brenton Vedder;- assessor, W. B.
Cook; surveyor, D. T. Meldrum; coro
ner, O. A. Pace. s '
In the Oregon City justice district
E. J. Noble (rep.) was elected justice
ot tne peace without opposition, and
Ed Fortune, the only democrat chosen,
beat D. E. Frost for constable.
The $250,000 bond issue for a new
bridge across the Willamette river be
tween Oregon City and West Linn
went over with a big favorable ma
jority, receiving 4906 affirmative votes
against 3501 negative, a majority of
iua, witn 11 precincts to come in.
MORO VOTE NEARLY ALL IN
C. E. Woodson Wins Election for
State Representative.
HEPPNER, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
With 15 out of 17 Moro county pre
cincts, official and incomplete and
complete, legislative and county re
turns show the following elected:
C. E. Woodson, representative; S.
E. Notson, district attorney; George
McDuffee, sheriff; J. A. Waters, clerk;
Katie Minert, treasurer; Lena Snell
Shurte, school superintendent; Clar
ence Hlckey, surveyor; M. B. Case,
coroner.
The county commisslonership race
between L. D. Davidson, republican
and L. J. Pad berg, independent and
present incumbent, is still in doubt.
The tax measure to provide a fund
for the destruction of predatory ani
mals and rodents carried.
The measure to increase school su
perintendent's salary' from $1200 to
$2000 was defeated.
Heppner city officers elected are,
Oscar Borg, mayor; M. D. Clark, L.
E. Biabee. Charles Thomson, council
men; Thomas Hughes, recorder and
W. L. Briggs. treasurer.
Sherman Officers Re-elected.
MORO. Or.. Nov. 3. (Special.)
Re-elected Sherman county officers
are: Hugh Chrisman, sheriff; Mary
L. Hoskinson, .clerk; Grace L. May,
superintendent of schools; Otto Peetz,
assessor; George B. Bourhill, treas
urer; Homer S. Wall, surveyor: L. L.
Peetz. commissioner; M. W. Thomp
son, mayor; K. C. Ornduff, treasurer.
Councilmen for term of two years.
R. S. Goff,' F. A. sayer. A. M. Wright;
councilmen for term of four years,
George B. Bourhill, W. S. Powell,
O. A. Ramsey.
Stanfield Leads In Malheur.
VALE. Or.. Nov. 8. (Special.)
Three more precincts, complete, give
Harding 40, Cox 5, Chamberlain 11,
Stanfield .31. Sinnott 39, Graham 5,
Kozei- 34. Sears 4, Hawley 36, Von
Behren 4. Ellis 28. Homan 16. Meas
ures 300, 2; 301, 18; 302, 8; 303. 11;
304. 12; 305, 8; 306, 4; 307, 16; 308. 11;
309, 9; 310, 7; 311. 9; 312. 3; 313, 16;
314, 1; 315, 18; 316. 2; 317. 18; 318, 3;
319. 16; 820. 4; 321, 19. .
Labor Triumphs in Bend.
.BEND, Or.. Nov. 3. (Special.) Or
ganized labor in Bend put over almost
its entire city programme. Out of the
mayor and four council candidates in
dorsed by the central labor council
labor elected the mayor. E. D. Gilson,
and councilmen, G. H. Baker, Joe
Innes and N. H. Gilbert. This gives
labor three out of six councilmen and
the mayor.
Stanfield Second in Crook.
PRINEVILLE, Or., Nov, 3. (Spe
cial.) Eighteen complete precincts in
Crook county give Harding 837, Cox
520; W. S. Amos 18, John E. Jensen 29,
Charles H. Bearman 8; Chamberlain
588. Hayes 21, Slaughter 19. Stanfield
462; Svenson 3, Sinnott 703, Graham
273; Kozer 1017. Sears 65, Upton 81;
George Brown 138, McCurty 18, Camp
bell 1, Van wTnkle 3, Benson 1; Van
Winkle 25. J. O. Bailey 47, O. P.
Coshow 67, Bennett 3. Measures: 304
441; 305. 656; 306, 125; 307, 891; 310.
388; 311. 479; 312, 317; 313, 773; 314,
162; 315, 905; 316, 246; 317, 836; 318,
282; 319, 606; 320, 363; 321, 647.
SENATORIAL VOTE IS CLOSE
Stanfield ' Leads Chamberlain in
Wallowa by 70 Votes.
ENTERPRISE, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Thirty precincts complete in
Wallowa counsty give: M. C. George
1483, Oscar Hayter 821, W. F. Ames
43, John E. Johnson 94, Charles H.
Beaman 19, Chamberlain 1110, Hayes
41, Slaughter 70, Stanfield 1180, Sven
son 9, Sinnott 1959, Graham 787. Kozer
1829, Sears 170, Upton 82, Bean 1584,
Benson 1360, Harris 1269. McBride
1300; supreme court vacancy. Brown
336. McCarthy 23; attorney-general,
Bailey 19, Coshow 38, Johnson 2. Van
Winkle 141, C. L. Hawley 1662. Von
Behren 155, Corey 1587.
Measures 300, 617; 301. 132S; soz.
715; 303. 919; 304, 766; 305, 1847; 306,
243; 307. 1625; 308, 1032; 309, 822; 310,
610; 311. 989; 312, 610; 313, 12; 314,
266; 315, 1659; 316, 607; 317, 1183. 318.
541; 319. 1012; 320, 630; 321. 1091.
In the county election the following
were chosen: W. S. Burleigh, district
attorney; F. D. McCully, commission
er; F. D. Rinehart, sheriff; John P.
Tobln, clerk; John McDonald, asses
sor; J. C. Conley. superintendent; i.lla
Clayton, treasurer, and R. N. Kellogg,
surveyor.
The Enterprise City election re
sulted In the choice of the following:
L. E. Jordan, mayor; W. F. Savage
and Wade Siler, councilmen; O. J. Roe,
recorder; J. A. Burleigh, attorney, and
Fern Klbel, treasurer.
HARDING. LEADS IX BAKER
Stanfield Also Ahead in Eastern
Oregon County.
BAKER. Or.. Nov. 3. (Special)
Nine precincts Incomplete and 21 com
plete give: Harding 2247, Cox 1388,
Watkins 21. Debs 35, W. W. Cox 15;
Chamberlain 1701, Hays 143v Slaugh
ter 22. Stanfield 1471, Svenson 10; Sin
nott 1205, Graham 880: supreme court
vacancy William Smith 258, Brown
145; attorney-general Johnson 13,
Bailey 34, Van Winkle 33.
Measures 300. 822; 301, 1480; 303,
835; 303, 921; 304, 913; 305, 1022; 306.
342; 307, 1692; 308, 1205; 309, ?y-9; 310,
736; 311, 968; 312. 944; 313. .1262; 314,
477; 315. 1614; 316, 918; 317, 1145; 318,
732; 319. 1069; 320, 599; 321. 1284.
Big leads were held by Koser, Haw
ley and Corry. The following also
were elected: F. L. Hubbard, district
attorney: W. S. Levens, county judge;
J. L. Dodson, county commissioner, D.
M. Cartmill, all republicans; George
Herbert, sheriff, democrat; A. B.
Combs, county clerk; W. A. Baird.
county assessor; Gertrude H. Parker,
county school superintendent; Eliza
M. Pearson, county treasurer; Earl
West, county surveyor; George Allen,
justice of peace; Luther Mahan, city
of Baker commissioner.
Municipal cemetery vote gave op
position slight lead on incomplete
count.
STANFIELD VICTOR IN COOS
Majority of 216 Is Given in Coun
ty's Complete Returns. .
TILLAMOOK, Or- Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Twenty-eight complete pre
cincts in Tillamook county gave
Harding 1624, Cox 786, prohibition 49,
socialist 149. Industrial-labor 31;
Chamberlain 1115. Hayes 83, Slaughter
146, Stanfield 1323, Svenson 22; W. C.
Hawley 1688, Talbert 229, Kozr 1891,
Rears 210, Upton 112. Bean 1479, Ben
son 1214, Harris 1304, McBride 1493;
supreme court vacancy. Brown 157;
attorney-general. Van Winkel 83; C.
O. Hawley 1825, Vanbehren 296, Ben
nett 517, Buchtel 1398, Newman 192.
Measures 300, 691; 301, 1275; 302, 804;
303, 800; 304, 950; 305. 915; 306, 405;
307, 1379; 308, 903; 309, 867; 310. 798;
311, 867; 312, 681; 313, 1231; 314, 633:
315, 1259; 316, 665; 317. 1122; 318, 506;
319, 97; 320. 480; 321. 1290. Complete
count on senator gave Stanfield a
majority of 216.
GRANT GIVES HARDING 54 7
Stanfield Takes 541, Chamberlain
, 398, Sinnott 680.
CANYON CITY, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Nine complete precincts In
Grant county give: Harding 547, Cox
224; Chamberlain 398, Hayes 11, Stan
field 541; Sinnott 680, Graham 206;
Kozer 4, Sears 17, Upton 26.
Supreme court vacancy George
Brown Is leading; for attorney-general.
Van Winkle Is leading; C. L.
Hawley 612, Von Behren 23.
Measures 300, 228; 301, 428; 302,
163; 303, 363; 304, 239; 305, 367; 306,
84; 307, 585; 308, 246; 309, 334; 310,
158; 311, 615; 312, 63; 313, 619; 314,
162; 315, 548; 316, 143; 317, 554; 318.
Ill; 319, 433; 320, 87; 321, 462.
WOMAN MAYOR OF BURNS
Mrs. Grace Lampslilre Will Head
Eastern Oregon City.
BURNS, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Complete official returns cannot be
secured for several days. Charles W.
Ellis (rep.) was elected state senator
from Harney county. Hewitt (rep.)
has a safe lead over Cook for county
Judge; Goodwin (rep.) defeated
Richardson for sheriff; Griffin (rep.)
is running ahead of Clark for county
school superintendent; rabbit bounty
carried by a large majority.
Mrs. Grace Lampshire was elected
Mayor of Burns. Commissioners
are Mark Brenton, Joe Krumpholtz,
Ben Brown and Joe Thompson.
Stanfield Ahead at Lakevlew.
LAKEVIEW, Or.. Nov. 3. (Special.)
Nine precincts Incomplete and ten
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complete gave Harding 791, Cox 212;
Chamberlain 336 Stanfield 657; Sin
nott 762, Graham 202; Kozer 863,
Sears 20, Upton 49; supreme court
vacancy, George M. Brown 55; attorney-general.
J. O. Bailey 22; C. L.
Hawley 552, Von Behren 30. The
measures 300, 130; 301, 301; 302, 143;
303, 92; 304, 166; 305, 231; 306, 59;
307, 336; 308, 204; 309, 202; 310. 156;
311, 207; 312, 83; 313, 337; 314. 46; 315.
487; 316, 74; 317. 339; 318, 66; 319, 285;
320, 91; 321, 273.
STANFIELD WINS YAMHILL:
Complete Returns Give Harding
4084 and Cox 2335.
McMINNVILLE, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Complete unofficial returns for
Yamhill county were as follows:
Harding 4084. Cox 2335, Christensen
236. Debs 146. In the race for United
States senator Stanfield ha 3635 and
Chamberlain 2S93.
Other figures were: Hawlev 6019,
Talbert 353, Kozer 5290. Sears 357. Up
ton 236. For justice of the supreme
court the vote was as follows: Bean
4SE5, Benson 4689. Harris 4612. Mc
Bride 4833, Brown 807. The following
were the results of the vote for attorney-general:
Van Winkle 601. Coshow
142, Bailey 63. Other votes were: Haw
ley 4880. Von Behren 352, Bennett
1647. Buchtel 3458, Newman 246.
The vote on the etate measures fol
lows: 300, 1548; 301, 4026; 302, 2295;
303, 2612; 30-4, 1989; 305. 3302; 306.
609; 307. 4763; 308, 293S; 309, 2209;
310, 2432; 311, 2090; 312, 1536; 313,
3614; 314, 724; 315. 4590; 310. 2015;
317. 3194; 318. 1553; 319, 2913; 30,
1311; 321, 3476.
3 7 POLK PRECINCTS COCXTED
Harding Gets 2 7 09 Ballots to 172 8
for Cox.
DALLAS. Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Polk county's 37 precincts complete
gave Harding 2709, Cox 1728, prohi
bition 103, socialist 125, industrial
labor 12, Chamberlain 2162. Hayes 69, '
Slaughter 83, Stanfield 2313. Svenson
16, W. C. Hawley 3272, Tilbert 264,
Kozer 3609, Sears 329, Upton 121.
Bean 3133. Benson 2903, Harris 25,
McBride 2885; supreme court -vacancy
John S. Cake 13, George M.
Brown 836; "attorney-general Van
Winkle 524, Baily 60, Coshow 179,
Johnson 17; C. L. Hawley 3400, Von
Behren 289, Bennett 1242, Buchtel
2448, Newman 160.
Measures 300, 940; 301, 2649; 302.
1200; 303, 2088; 304, 1235; 305. 2246;
306. 471; 307, 2980; 308. 1814; 309,
ir,65: 310, 1226: 311, 1739: 312. 1024;
S13, 2353; 314, 545: 315, 2993: 316, 982;
317, 2455; 318, 1U20; 31j, 2065; 320,
897; 321, 3250. f
HARNEY FOR CHAMBERLAIN
Democratic Candidate Polls 63 8,
Stanfleld 44 4.
BURNS, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Fifteen precincts ' incomplete and 13
complete in Harney county give
Harding 606, Cox 383; Chamberlain
638, Hays 4, Slaughter 16, Stanfield
444, Svenson 2, Sinnott 295, Graham
137, Kozer 519. Sears 36, Upton 24,
Dean 344, Benson 347, Harris 301,
McBride 327.
Supreme court vacancy George M.
Brown 38; attorney general Van
Winkle 30, C. L. Hawley 377, Von
Behren 28, Corey 365.
Measures 300. 139; 31, 355; 302.
183. 303. 229; 304, 225; 305, 260; 306,
96; 307. 379; 308, 269; 309, 219; 310,
213; 311, 199; 312, 237: 313, 277; 314,
80; 315. 469; 316. 42; 317, 682; 318. 125;
319, 272; 320, 118; 321. 317.
Umatilla Favors Chamberlain.
PENDLETON, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) Fifty-eight precincts complete
in Umatilla county give: Harding
4554. Cox 3036, Chamberlain 3696,
Stanfield 3615, Sinnott 4200. Graham
2261, Kozer 6061, Sears 328, Upton
239.
Measures 300, 1757; 301, 4016; 302.
2226; 303. 2477; 304, 2357; 305. 2627;
306, 811; 307. 4338; 308. 2735; 309,
2201; 310, 1950; 311. 2247; 312. 2313;
313, 3090; 314, 706; 315, 4738; 316.
2063; 317, 3047; 318. 1626; 319. 2650;
320, 1345; 321. 3141.
Cottage Grove Republican.
COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Nov. 3.
(Special.) Incomplete returns at 1
A. M. show Harding carrying this city'
nearly 2 to 1 and Stanfield coming
closer to the Harding vote than Cham
berlain is to the Cox vote. All meas
ures are running behind, particularly
the single tax, anti-vaccination, com
pulsory voting and Interest bills.
Vale Mayor Is Re-elected.
VALE, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Mayor A. E. McGIllivray was re
elected. H. W. Stee: arr.mer and H.
E. Spelth, councilmen, two-year term;
B. R. Kester, T. T. Nelson and A. W.
Reed, councilmen, one-year term;
James D. Rogers, city recorder, elect
ed. City treasurer John P. Hous
ton 147, Thomas B. Nordale 131.
Harding, Stanfield Win Columbia.
ST. HELENS. Or., Nov. 3. (Special.)
Fourteen precincts incomplete In
Columbia county give Harding 1008,
Cox 616; Chamberlain 634, Stanfield
721.- Miles, democrat, was elected
over Metsker, republican, by more
than 100 majority for representative
to legislature.
Hall New Woodbnrn Mayor.
WOODBURN, Or., Nov. 3. (Spe
cial.) The following city ticket was
elected yesterday: Mayor, James J.
Hall; councilmen, W. H. Broyles,
Alfred Klamp, S. B. Layman and C. F.
Whitman; recorder, S. E. Brune,"
treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Richards.
Madras Results Announced.
MADRAS, Or.. Nov. 3. (Special.)
Four precincts report: M. C. George
668. Oscar Hayter 303. Chamber
lain 457, Hayes 14. Slaughter 27.
Stanfield 470. Sinnott 675, Graham
163. Kozer 671, Sears 60. Upto.. 61.