1THE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVE3IBER 8, 1922
PIERCE IS ELECTED
STATE STANDARD-BEARER OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY WHO
HAS BEEN CHOSEN GOVERNOR OF OREGON. '
boards In nearly all of the pre
cincts in the county promised early
returns.
Pierce Wins In Haines.
HAINES, Or., Nov. 7. (Special.)--But
little more than half the voters
in the Haines precinct, Baker coun
ty, appeared at the polls today.
Out of a possible 500 but 246 votes
were cast. There was much scratch
ing and counting was slow. It is
conceded Pierce has carried the
county and his lead in this precinct
is estimated at 4 to 1. Sinnott for
i BY ABOUT 20,
Incomplete Returns Indicate
Trend of State.
congress is leading Harvey Graham.
Olcott Far Ahead in Wheeler.
FOSSIL, Or., Nov. 7. Complete
returns for governor from nine pre
cincts in Wheeler .county give:
Olcott, 431; Pierce, 194; etate treas
urer, Hoff, 495; Touvelle, 69; public
instruction, Churchill, 521; George.
63; labor commissioner, Gram, 422;
Hansen, 77; public service commis
HALF OF VOTE COUNTED
Compulsory School Bill Appears
to Have Carried, But Single
Tax and Income Tax Lose.
sioner, Campbell, 427; Ericksen, 31;
Kerrigan, 35.
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piled to show the certainty of re
sults. '
For state treasurer the count in
401 precincts, including 87 in Mult
nomah county, gives Hoff 34,097,
Tou Velle 13,816; Hoff's lead 20,
281.
For school superintendent, 453
precincts, including 78 from Mult
nomah county, give Churchill 32,
871," George 17,349; Churchill's lead,
15,522.
For labor commissioner, 384 pre
cincts, including 71 from Multno
mah county, give Gram 30,860,
Hansen 11,500. Gram's lead 19,360.
For public service commissioner,
426 precincts, including 113 from
Multnomah county, give Campbell
27,513, Erickson 10,602, Kerrigan
9758- Campbell's lead 16,911.
School Bill Carried.
The public school compulsory
measure has, It is indicated by the
returns, been adopted by a major
ity perhaps in excess of 10,000.
With less than one-third of the
precincts reported, the bill has an
affirmative majority of more than
5000.
Conditions regarding this bill,
however, are somewhat spotted and
the size of the affirmative majority
is difficult to analyze from the re
turns so far in. In Multnomah
county about one-half the precincts
give the bill a lead there of nearly
3000 and "the counties upstate,
while .showing so far only about
2000 majority for it. are less repre
sentative of the full vote than is
Multnomah county.
The vote at the compulsory
school bill stands:
Yes 33,024, no 27,847; affirma
tive lead, 5177.
Fair Measure in Doubt.
The exposition enabling amend
ment voted on in the state at large
is somewhat in doubt. It has a
present majority of 3605 in Mult
nomah county alone with about
half the vote counted ihere. In
the state at large the vote so far
is split almost even, but the slight
difference is against the bill.
If these ratios continue the
amendment is carried by a sub
stantial majority. The indications
are favorable for the amendment.
She vote in 426 precincts, includ
ing 225 in Itfultnomah county, out
of a total of 1729 in the state,
follows:
Yes 21,'095, no 18,709. Lead for
the amendment 2386.
Single tax has again been de
feated, this time two and one-half
times to one. The income tax
amendment is also defeated by
better than two to one.
Single Tax Whipped.
On single tax, 307 precincts, in
cluding it 9 in Multnomah county,
Kive the bill: Yes, 7458; no, 19,066;
lead against the bill, 17,608.
On the income tax amendment 342
precincts, including 141 in Multno
mah county, give the amendment,
yes, 8540; no, 18,093; majority
against the bill, 9553.
In the second congressional dis
trict N. J. Sinnott has been elected
over J. II. Graham. In the incom
plete vote 13 counties are repre
sented. The figures stand at
present:
Sinnott, 6228; Graham, 4189; Sin
nott's lead. 2039.
For governor.
COUNTY.
40jBaker
30!Benton
S:i:Clackarhas .
4i01atsop ....
BSICoos
ITiOurry
29i Deschutes ..
6i:r.)ouglas ....
"OlfHlliam
14;Hood River. ,
56.Iackson ....
25 Josephine ..
IPjLake
HSlane
25!Linooln . ... .
f4 Ijinn
37:Malheur
74 Marion
426!Multnomah .
S7iPolk
SO. Tillamook ..
fit Umatilla ...
3"!lTnion
34iWallowa
SnIWaseo
46 Washington
4;Vheeler ...
43 Yamhill ....
1 12 14
24 2,139 1,906
7 306 "503
26 2.1 9!t 2.369
28 1.353 2,220
7 321 112
7 1,327 2.504
9 676 1.038
7 425 282
3 268 189
11 699 1,328
12 539 1,004
3 341 109
28 1.682 3,273
2 210 200
7 565 906
3 57 67
39 4.409 4,595
265 14,083 16,625
1 104 175
' 6 19ij 367
3 492 627
- 1 23 4 85
10 231 596
10 893 870
. 8 695 433
12 549 284
12 772 1,334
560135. 60l'l44, 405
172SI Total
Pierce's lead SS04.
IXCOMPLKTK HKTI RS ON RF.P
KESEXTATIVK 1 CONGRESS.
8ECOXU DISTRICT.
Graham
Umatilla 1035
Wallowa . 580
Klamath 78
Jiarney 163
Sherman : 160
Hood Kiver 301
Deschutes 574
Grant 131
Malheur 0
Jilliam 276
Baker 63
Lake 298
Union . 420
Total 418J
1103
605
755
350
344
628
1244
249
68
588
41
65
207
6228
Pierce Leads In Union.
LA GRANDE, Or., Nov. 7. Incom
plete returns from Union county
WALTER M.
give for governor, Olcott 14, Pierce
27; treasurer, Hoff 20, Tou Velle 6;
school superintendent, Churchill 30,
George 4; labor commissioner. Gram
23, Hansen 5; public service com
missioner, Campbell 15, Erickson 5,
Kerrigan 6.
Measures Single tax, yes 7, no
17; 1927 exposition, yes 11, no 14;
income tax, yes 8, no 16; school bill.
yes 20, no 17.
SHERIDAX GOES FOB PIERCE
Returns From City and Portion of
County Complete.
SHERIDAN. 'Or., Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) Precincts 30, 31 and 39, in
cluding the city of Sheridan and
some of the territory in southwest
ern Yamhill county, complete, give:
Olcott 193, Pierce 264; Hoff 289,
Touvelle 128; Burnett 339, Mc
Court 297, Rand 287; Churchill 296,
George 100; Gram 262,, Hansen 87;
Campbell 234, Ericksen 73, Kerri
gan 50.
On the measure to permit Linn
county to pay outstanding war
rants, 116 yes, 122 no. On the meas
ure to permit Linn and Benton
counties to meet outstanding war
rants, 116 yes, 102 no. Single tax,
45 yes, 251 no; fair tax, 166 yes,
177 no; compulsory education bill,
218 yes, 185 no.
Representative Hawley got prac
ticelly the entire vote, 298, for rep
resentative in congress. For state
senator. G. B.- Foster, dem., 172,
Peter Zimmerman, rep., 225; state
representative, Ed Cary 186, R. B.
Stockton 257, T. E. Holdredge 112,
Arthur McPhillips 184.
The following city officers were
elected: Dr. R. C. Field, mayor; H.
A. Banister recorder: F. W. Daniels.
treasurer; E. F. Back, city marshal;!
,G. W. Epley, H. M. Frick, F. A.
Thomas, W. A. Gage, F. C. Johann-
sen, H. W. Flanery, councilmen.
The charter amendment to make
the offices of city recorder and city
marshal appointive was defeated.
OLCOTT LEADS IN" DESCHUTES
Exposition and School Measures
Running Behind in Count.
BEND, Or., Nov. 7. Incomplete
returns from Deschutes county give
for governor, Olcott 476, Pierce 408;
treasurer, Hoff 610, Tou Velle 236;
school superintendent, Churchill 676,
George 214; labor commissioner.
Gram 563, Hansen 165; public serv
ice commissioner, Campbell 474,
Erickson 151, Kerrigan 129.
Measures: Single tax, yes 166,
no 489; 1927 exposition, yes 156, no
432; income tax, yes 197, no 451;
school bill, yes 353, no 462.
HOOD RIVER FAVORS OLCOTT
Incomplete Returns From County
Give Governor Slight Lead.
HOOD RIVER, Or.. Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) -Incomplete returns from
Hood River county give for gover
nor, Olcott 268. Pierce 189; treasur
er, Hoff 306, Tou Velle 131; school
superintendent, Churchjll 312, George
109; labor commissioner. Gram Ztfa,
Hansen 127; public service com
missioner, Campbell 191, Ericksen
108, Kerrigan 131.
Measures Single tax, yes 91, no
299; 1927 exposition, yes 220, no 198:
income tax, yes 139, no 257; school
bill, yes 159, no 286.
PIERCE AHEAD IX CLATSOP
Kerrigan Toor Third for Public
Service Commissioner.
ASTORIA, Or., Nov. 7. (Special.)
Incomplete returns from Clatsop
county give for governor, Olcott
1657, Pierce 1689; treasurer, Hoff
2412, Touvelle 679; school superin
tendent, Churchill 1575, George 1292;
labor commissioner, Gram 1756;
Hanson, 1087; public service com
missioner, Campbell 1474, Erickson
1037, Kerrigan 257.
Marion Contest Is Close.
SALEM, Or., Nov. 7. Returns for
governor from 39 precincts in Mar
ion county give Olcott 4409, Pierce
4595; for state treasurer from 23
precincts give Hoff 2635, Tou Velle
1689; for public instruction,
Churchill 3295, George 887; for labor
commissioner. Gram 3253, Hansen
6S4; .for public service commis
sioner, Campbell 2872, Ericksen
480, Kerrigan 660.
Olcott Leads In Malheur.
VALE, Or.. Nov. ,7. (Special.)
Returns for governor from six pre
cincits in Malheur county give Ol
cott 236, Pierce 155; for state treas
urer, Hoff 224, Touvelle 109; public
instruction, Churchill 271. George
69; labor commissioner. Gram 237,
Hansen 66; public service commis
sioner, Campbell 215. Ericksen 53;
Kerrigan 39.
Wallowa Against Fair. ,
ENTERPRISE, Or.. Nor. 7. Re
turns from ten precincts in Wallowa
county give. Single tax, yes 92, no
512; exposition tax, yes 227, no 395;
income tax, yes 264, no 358; com
pulsory education, yes 425, no 345.
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PIERCE.
city election the greatest Interest" in
years was manifested. Twice tltf
ballot supply was exhausted and
rush calls were sent to the printer
for more. The last ballot was used
Just as the polls closed. The city
polls closed four hours earlier than
those for the state election.
COTTAGE GROVE FOR PIERCE
Incomplete Returns Show Olcott
to Be 120 Votes Behind. '
COTTAGE GROVE, Or.. Nov. 7.
(Special.) Incomplete returns from
city precincts gave Olcott 248,
Pierce 360; exposition bill, yes 105,
no 109; compulsory . education bill,
yes 241, no 153.
The local armory bond measure
has carried. The city ticket is:
Mayor, Andrew Brund; recorder.
Homer Galloway; treasurer, Herbert
Eakin.
Councilmen elected are First
ward, A. W. Swanson and E. E.
Eads; second ward, S. L. Mackin;
third ward, Elbert Bede.
Douglas Against Exposition.
ROSEBURG, Or., Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) Incomplete returns from
Douglas county give for governor:
Olcott 676, Pierce 1038; treasurer,
Hoff 1045, Tou Velle 493; school
superintendent, Churchill 1175,
George 433; labor commissioner.
Gram 1026, Hansen 334; public serv
ice commissioner, Campbell 922,
Erickson 237, Kerrigan 196. Meas
uresSingle tax, yes 223, no 1070;
1927 exposition, yes 544, no 672; in
come tax, yes 445, no 820; school
bill, yes 897, no 607.
Pierce Leads in Lane County.
EUGENE, Or., Nov. 7. (Special.)
Incomplete returns from Lane coun
ty give, for governor, Olcott 770,
Pierce 1531; treasurer, Hoff 1470,
Tou Velle 522; school superintendent,
Churchill 1080, George 1127; labor
commissioner, Gram 1228, Hansen
386; public service commissioner,
Campbell 875, Kerrigan 639. Meas
ures Single tax, yes 216, no 1056;
1927 exposition, yes 483, no 605; in
come tax, yes 508, no 702; school
bill, yes 1303, no. 549.
Pierce Ahead in Polk. .
DALLAS, "Or., Nov. 7. Incomplete
returns from Polk county give for
governor, Olcott 104, Pierce 175;
treasurer, Hoff 180, Tou Velle 86;
school superintendent, Churchill 190,
George 74; labor commissioner,
Gram 169, Hansen 64; public service
commissioner, Campbell 148, Erick
son 37, Kerrigan 49.
Measures 1927 exposition, yes 71,
no 140; income tax, yes 88, no 88;
school bill, yes 115, no 140.
Linn County Voters Out.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 7. (Special.)
With clear skies and sunshine
most of the dxy. Albany and Linn
county voters flocked to the polls in
unprecedented numbers. Rain this
afternoon tailed to dampen interest
in the issues. Many women cast
ballots, which was. looked upon with
significance, in the race for' Linn
county sheriff. Double election
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Hood River fpr Olcott.
HOOD RIVER, Or., Nov. 7. Re
turns for governor from nine pre
cincts in Hood River county give
Olcott 579, Pierce 514; for state
treasurer, Hoff 602, TouVelle 235;
for public instruction. Churchill 683,
George 227; for labor commissioner.
Gram 597, Hansen 215; for publio
service commissioner, Campbell 512,
Ericksen 183, Kerrigan 110.
Lincoln Race Is Close.
NEWPORT, Or., Nov. 7. Returns
for governor from five precincts in
Lincoln county give Olcott 409 and
P'erce 412; state treasurer, Hoff
506, Touvelle 195; superintendent
public fhstruction, Churchill 499,
George 164; labor commissioner.
Gram 507, Hansen 161; public serv
ice commissioner, Campbell 488,
Ericksen 129, Kerrigan 303.
Olcott Behind -in Tillamook.
TILLAMOOK, Or., Nov. 7. Re
turns from six precincts in Tilla
mook county givi: Olcott, 190;
Pierce, 367; state treasurer, Hoff,
404; Tou Velle, 107; public instructor,
Churchill, 302; George, 197; labor
commissioner, Gram, 308; Hansen,
171; public service commissioner,
Campbell, 313; Ericksen, 81; Ker
rigan, 55.
Jackson in Pierce Column.
MEDFORD, Or., Nov. 7. Returns
for governor from 11 precincts in
Jackson county give Olcott 699,
Pierce 1328; state treasurer, Hoff
1073, Touvelle 514; for superin
tendent public instruction; Church
ill 1313, George 499; labor -commissioner.
Gram 1057, Hansen 394; for
public service commissioner, Camp
bell 906, Ericksen 304, Kerrigan 275.
Curry Gives Olcott Lead.
GOLD BEACH, Or., Nov. 7. Iit
complete returns for governor from
seven precincts in Curry county
give Olcott 363, Pierce 255; for
state treasurer, Hoff -397, Touvelle
147; for public instruction, Churchill
394, George 220; for labor commis
sioner, Gram 354, Hansen 161; for
public service commissioner, Camp
bell 278, Ericksen 97, Kerrigan 125.
Pierce Leading in Polk. .
DALLAS. Or., Nov. 7. Incomplete
returns for governor from three pre
cincts in Polk county give: Olcott,
158; Pierce, -285; state treasurer,
Hoff, 279; Touvelle, 144; public in
struction, Churchill, 305; George,
115; labor commissioner, Gram, 279;
Hansen, 96; public service commis
sioner, Campbell, 236; Ericksen, 72;
Kerrigan, 66.
Pieree Ahead in Linn County.
ALBANY, Or., Nov. 7.-rReturns
for governor from 13 'precincts in
Linn county give: Olcott, 939;
Pierce, 1494; state treasurer, Hoff,
1383; Touvelle, 834; public instruc
tion, Churchill, 1631; George, 610;
labor commissioner. Gram, 1579,
Hansen, 497; public servite commis
sioner, Campbell, 1311; Ericksen,
377; Kerrigan. 356. -
Harney Race Is Close.
BURNS, Or., Nov. 7. Incomplete
returns for governor from Harney
county give Olcott 203, Piercje 255;
state treasurer, Hoff 258, Touvelle
140; public instruction, Churchill
323, George 64; labor commissioner,
Gram 297, Hansen 60; public serv
ice commissioner, Campbell 239,
Ericksen 60, Kerrigan 42.
Yamhill for School Bill.
McMINNVILLE, Or., Nov. 7. Re
turns from 33 precincts in Yamhill
county give: Compulsory education,
yes 3039", no 2287.
Pierce Leads in Yamhill.
McMINNVILLE, Or., Nov. 7. In
complete returns for governor from
33 precincts in Yamhill county give
Olcott 2012, Pierce 3412.
Moore Leads for Corvallis Mayor.
CORVALLIS. Or., Nov. 7. (Spe
cial.) N. R.. Moore, 'republfcan for
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