THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, 3IAT 21, 191G.
HUGHES - MAJORITY
IN STATE 15,117
Republican Vote Is $100,000;
Cummins Loses by 29,200;
Burton Gets 7014.
WILSON VOTE IS SOLID
Hoosei clt Gets Knousjh Backing, to
Nominate Him; Ktl Wright Is
i Ahead in Kastem Oregon.
Buclitcl Is Nominated.
(Continued From race !S.) .
SECRETARY OF STATE, WHO WINS REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR
RE-ELECTION.
623, Kyle 10, McCulloch 196, Rusk 48,
Service 103, Wright 10S. ,.
Democratic National Delegates Ar
mitage 367, Bennett 5t, Crawford 338.
Hollister 202, Morgan 272, Morrow hj,
O'Reilly 71. Tomlinson 83, - Biggs 213.
Holmes 118, King 165, Peterson 141,
Worden 21S . "
Klectors Coshow '432.- Haney 419,
I"eff 420. Sheahan 410, Stevenson 409.
Probable nominees for Legislature
are: Albert 13. Elder and Wesley O.
Smith, Republican: State Senator Re
publican, W. Lair Thompson; Democrat
ic, George T. Baldwin. Representative
in Congress Republican, Nicholas J
Kinnott. For judicial offices, state Su
preme Court Republican, Burnett and
iloore.
County officers nominated are: Cir
cuit Judge Republican, ft V. Kuyken
dall, incumbent: Democrat.'TTtollo C,
Ciroesbeck. District Attorney Joseph
S. Kent, Republican, and William M.
Duncan, Democrat. Sheriff C. C.
Low, Republican incumbent, and George
L. Humphrey, Democrat. County Clerk
C. R. Delap, Republican incumbent,
and Burt E. Hawkins, Democrat.
County Commissioner Thaddeus G. Mc
Hattan, Republican, and Burrell W.
Short. Democrat. Treasurer George A.
Hayden, Republican. Assessor C. Aus
tin Hayden, Republican and Jasper
Bennett. Democrat. County School Su
perintendent Miss Edna Wells, Repub
lican. County Surveyor E. B. Henry,
Republican. Circuit Court Clerk
Clyde K. Brandenburg, Republican, and
George Chastain, Democratic incumbent.
coroner Dr. A. A. Soule, Republican,
and Earl Whitlock, Democrat.
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OLCOTT AND MOOIiES CLOSE
Fnlton Loads Ticket In Linn and
.. . Hughes Majority Is Large.
A LB A XT, Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns from all precincts in
Linn County on Republican primaries
give:
President Burton 205.- Cummins 629,
Hughes 1984.
Delegates-at-large Ackerson 690,
Tioyd 1697, Buland 626, Cameron 1672,
Carey 952, Case 688. Fulton 1708, Haw
kins 1426. Peterson 482. Spencer 550.
Warren 204, Worsley 584.
Delegates from Firsf District Abra
ham 1515, Bishop 1715, Calkins 1442,
Steeves 640. . .
Presidential electors Butler 2167,
Cottell 2075, Ivanhoe 1032. heady 1718,
Macnianon 1815, North 1967, Wilson
1SS3.
Secretary of State Mporea 1303, 1
colt 1538.
Public Service Commissioner Buch
tel 1133, Campbell 1663.
On the Democratic primaries, com
plete returns from 44 of the 63 pre
cincts in the county give:
Delegates to National convention
Armitage 607, Bennett 676, Crawford
573, Hollister 431, Morgan 369, Morrow
385. O'Reilly 201, Tomlinson 229.
Delegates from First District Jack
son 801, Raddant 440. Turner 509.
Presidential electors Coshow- 865,
Haney 8.18, Neff 832, Sheahan 834. Ste
venson 839.
For the Republican nomination for
two Circuit Judges in the Third. Ju
dicial District, comprising Linn and
-Marion counties. Percy R.- Kelly, run
ning fop re-election, has a 2 to 1
lead in Linn County. Myron E. Pogue
leads George G. Bingham by 118 votes
in this county for the second nomina
tion, witn iMisna p. Morcom a poor
fourth.
From a field of five candidates. Linn
County Republicans have nominated
Robert S. Acheson, of Shedd; Charles
thuds, of Brownsville, and F. H. For
ter, of Halsey, for Representatives.
There were no candidates for the Legls
lature on the Democratic ballots, but
names were written in and the returns
indicate that W. P. Elmore, of Browns
vllle: Jrvln R. Schultze. of Albany, and
E. C. Peery. of Scio, are nominated. The
first are named beyond doubt and
Teery has a good lead over Ben T. Sud
tell, of Albany.
Gale S. Hill, of Albany, was renoml
listed for District Attorney by the Re
publicans without opposition, and un
official returns indicate he has received
the Democratic nomination also.
On the county licket the Republicans
have renominated R. M. Russell for
County Clerk. E. L. Fisher for Asses
sor, XV. XV. Francis for Treasurer, Will
iam Fortmiller for Coroner and, T J.
Butler for Commissioner, and -have
nominated Ralph Thorn, of Lebanon, for
County Recorder; Ida Maxwell Cum
mings. of Halsey, for County Surveyor
D. H. Bodine. running for renomina
tlon for Sheriff, is leading C. M. Kan
riall by five votes in the closest race
in Linn County in years.
The Democrats have renominated W,
L. Jackson for School Superintendent
and have nominated W. E. Parker, of
Albany, for Sheriff; S. N. Braden, of
Albany, for Coroner, and M. J. Nye, of
feweet Home, for Commissioner.
Incomplete returns indicate tha
County Clerk Russell, County Assessor
I isher and possibly some other Repub
lican nominees have received tho Dem
ocratie nominations also, and that Miss
veima Davis, of Albany, has been noml
natea tor Recorder.
Mark V. Weatherford. of Albany, was
written in generally on Deinocratig
ballots as a candidate for Representa
tive in Congress from the First District.
251, Hollister 169, Morgan 204. Morrow
208. O'Reilly 167. Tomlinson 142.
For Democratic delegates First Con
gressional District Jackson 248, Rad
dant 193, Turner 313.
For Democratic Presidential electors
Coshow 366. Haney '345, Neff 355,
Sheahan 257. Stevenson 247.
The following candidates were suc
cessful ih securing nominations on the
local Republican ticket: For Circuit
Judge First District, Frank M. Calkins,
1140; State Senator. J. C. Smith; Repre
sentative, A. K. Voorhees: County At
torney, E. E. Blanchard: Sheriff. George
W. Lewis; County Clerk, Eugene L.
Coburn; County Treasurer, George S.
Calhoun ;, County Assessor, Eclus Pol
lock; Co jnty School Superintendent,
Lincoln Savage; County Surveyor,
Horace C. Hall; County Coroner, S.
Loughridge; County Commissioner, G.
M. Savage.
Democratic nominees are as follows
For County Attorney, ' W. T. Miller;
Sheriff, W. J. Russell: Surveyor, R. A.
Dean: County Commissioner, J. Q.
Sowell. "
WOMEN'S . HACK IS CLOSEST
Swopc, of Independence, with a major
ity of 56 votes. For County Clerk
Fred J. HoTman. present County Treas
urer, received a plurality of 306 votes
for school superintendent. Miss Almeda
.1. Fuller, of Independence, defeated
W. I. Reynolds, incumbent, with a
majority of 88 votes; A. V. R. Snyder
defeated Mrs. Winnie Braden with a
scant 12 votes; Homer R. Robb. a dark
horse, defeated C. R. Canneld by 40
votes: fox County Commissioner. Mose
Mansion, gf Dallas, with a total vote
of 1200, defeated George A. Wells, in
cumhrent, with 788 votes.
LINCOLN COUNTY FOR BVCHTEL
Twenty-Three Ilepublicans Write in
Name ot Roosevelt.
Cameron and Fulton Leading ou
Benton County Returns.
CORVALLIS. Or.. May 20. (Special..)
Complete unofficial returns, Benton
County, give:
Delegates-at-large Ackerson 364,
Boyd 85. Bulana 276, Cameron 943,.
Carey 614. Case 424, Fulton 947, Haw
kins 888, Peterson 386. Spencer 456,
Warren 164, Worsley 343.
Delegates, First District Abraham
893, Bishop 940, Calkins 927, Steeves
407..
For President Burton 81, Cummins
421, Hughes 1145.
Electors Butler 1304, Cottell 1170,
Ivanhoe 498. Keady 1010. McMahan
1026. North 1231, Wilson 1258.
Secretary of State Moores sol, Ol-
cott 1062.
Public Service Commissioner Buch-
tel 746. Campbell 885.
Twenty-seven out of 28 precincts
give:
Democratic delegates-at-large - Ar
mttage. 394'. Bennett 390. Crawford 407.
Hollister 290. Morgan 304. Morrow 311.
Oreilly 188. Tomlinson 181.
Delegates, First District Jackson
556. Raddant 348, Turner 365.
Electors Coshow 586, Honey 576,
Neff 557. Sheahan 593. Stevenson 680.
W. H. Lafferty received the Repub
lican nomination for State Legislator
by a margin of 55 votes.
The closest contest In Benton County
was that between Misses Ella Johnson
and Nora E. Miller, candidates for
Democratic nomination for County Re
corder. Complete unofficial returns
give Miss Johnson the nomination by
seven votes.
Other nominations in which there
were contests among Republicans were
won by W. A. Gellatly for Sheriff, Bui-
lus for County Treasurer, L. J. Corl
County Assessor, ami Cannon for School
Supe-rlntendent.-
J. D. Howell defeated C. A. Ingle for
the Democratic nomination for County
Clerk.
MOORES HAS POLK MAJORITY
Dallas ' Druggist Is Nominated for
Legislature. .
DALLAS, Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Complete but unofficial Polk County
returns give Moores a majority of 24 2
votes. Buchtel has apparently carried
Polk County by 20 votes. Hughes has
a majority of 500 votes. . C W. 1 ulton
and George J. Cameron are leading all
contestants.
For Representative for Lincoln and
Folk counties XV. V. Fuller. Republican
had no opposition. For Representative
from Polk County. Conrad btafrin
druggist of Dallas, won with a majority
of 208 over his opponents.
For District Attorney ' Walter L.
Tooze. Jr., of Dallas, defeated IS. F.
TOLEDO, Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Incomplete returns in Lincoln County
give:
Delegates - at - large Ackerson 16o,
Bovd 265. Mrs. G. L. Buland 106, Cam
eron 267. Carev 181. Case 133. FultonJ
249. Hawkins 212. Peterson 111, Spencer
112. Warren 55, Worsley 131.
District - delegates Abraham
Bishop 267. Calkins 268, Steeves 148.
President Bufton 40, Cummins ls.
Hughes 293, Roosevelt 23.
Electors Butler 402, Cottell 376.
Tvanhoe 183. Keady 261, MacMahon 291,
North 245. Wilson 250.
Secretary of State Moores 26 1. Ol-
cott 343. n . '.
Commissioners Buchtel 314. Camp
bell 218.
Circuit Judges. First Judicial Dis
trict Buchanan 298, Cardwell 260, Coke
369, Potter 254. Shelbrede 208.
State Senators for the Twenty-fourth
Senatorial District Edwards 80. Hand-
ley 238. Michelbook 123 and John U.
Smith 158.
For county officers nominations are
conceded to C. E. Hawkins, for District
Attorney; A. G. Schwartz, for Assessor;
R. H. Howell, for County Clerk; Bert
Geer. for Sheriff; A. J. McMillen, for
Surveyor; R. P. Goin, for School Super
intendent; Ira Wade, for Treasurer, and
Dr. F. M. Carter, for Coroner.
YAMHILL FOR HUGHES 2 TO, 1
Buchtel, Cameron and I'ulton Arc
Named on Complete Count.
M'RIINN VILLE, Or.. May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete returns from all pre
cincts in Yamhill County give:
Burton 112, Cummins 67, Hughes
1355.
Charles B. Moores 1182, Ben XV. Olcott
1279.
Thomas K. Campbell 1077.- F. G.
Buchtel 204.
Delegates Ackerson 514. Boyd 1236
Mrs. Buland 633. Cameron 1416. Carey
927. Case 339. Fulton 1138. Hawkins
872, Peterson 343, Spencer 629, Warren
119. Worsley 385.
Republican nominees for Legislature
XV. XV. Lunger and I. C. Barber, a
L. Connor.
District Attorney S. E. Cummins.
County Commissioner XV. G. Hender.
son.
Sheriff C. B. Wilson.
Clerk T. L. Daniels.
Recorder Alice L. Adams.
Treasurer Martin Miller.
School Superintendent H. S. Duncan.
Surveyor H. XV. Herring.
Coroner C. Tilbury.
Democratic nominees for Legislature
Arthur McPhillips and E. XV. Hass;
District Attorney Vine K. Pearce
County Commissioner W. S. Fletcher
Sheriff P. K. Sitton: Recorder H. S.
Maloney; Treasurer Ella M. Hendrick;
Assessor D. A. Magness.
LAXF. STRONG FOR CAMPBELI
Olcott Nearly 800 Votes Ahead of
Moores in Most of Precincts.
EUGENE, Or., May 20. (Special.)
mary election in 94 out of 98 precincts
in Lane County give Hughes, for Presi
Complete returns from yesterday's pri-
dent. 2372, Cummins 1188 and Burton
387.
Delegate to National convention
Ackerson 1140. Boyd 2101. Buland 1049.
Cameron 2176. Carey 1563, Case 1075,
Fulton 1852. Hawkins 1613, Peterson
848. Spencer 1187. Warren 279, Worsley
989.
Delegates from 'First Congressional
District Abraham 1930. Bishop 1669,
Calkins 2779. Steeves 1117.
For Vice-President of the Lntted
States Webster 2397.
Electors of President and Vice-Presi
dent Butler 3077. Cottel 2686. Ivan
hoe 1310. Keady 2192. MacMahon 2248.
North 2832. Wilson 285'.
Secretary of State Iftloorc3 2019, Ol
cott 2306.
Justice of the Supreme Court Bur
nett 3660. Moore 2940.
Commission of the Public Service
Buchtel 1109. Campbell 2939.
Judge of the . Circuit Court. Second
District Buchanan 2176, i Cardwell
1703, Coke 2299, Potter 328, Schlbrede
1640. .;.'.
Democratic delegate to the National
convention Armltage 518.. Bennett 364.
Crawford 362, Hollister 361. Morgan 230.
Morrow 173- O'Reilly 127. Tomlinson
154.
Judge of the Circuit Court. Second Dis
trict Hamilton 483. Skipworth 611.
The county ticket nominated by the
Republicans follows:
Legislature Louis E. Bean. Allen
Eaton. Walter B. Jones.
District Attorney J. M. Even
Assessor D. P. Burton.
County Clerk Stacey M. Russell.
Sheriff Charles P. Barnard.
Treasurer Samuel XV. Taylor.
Commissioner Ernest L. Spencer.
The Democrat nominated .Inmen C '
Parker, incumbent, as a candidate for
snerirr.
HENRY FORD GETS ONE VOTE
Eleven 4other Marion County Pro
gressives Support Roosevelt.
SALEM. Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns on the Republican
vote in Marion County give:
Delegates, state at large Ackerson.
1457; Boyd. 3967; Buland, 1380; Cam
eron. 4143; Carey. 2618; Case 1337;
Fulton. 3902; Hawkins, 3080; Peterson,
1317; Spencer, 1660; Warren. 447; Wors
ley. 1349.
Delegates. First District Abraham.
3276; Bishop. - 6088; Calkins, .2839;
Steeves. 1947. '
President Burton, 735; Cummins,
1595; Hughes, 445L
Electors Butler, 5045; Cottel. 4716;
Ivanhoe. 2275: Keady, 3459; MacMa
hon, 4107: North 4778; Wilson, 4532.
Secretary of 4ate Moores, 3400;
Olcott, 4261.
Public Service Commissioner Buch
tel. 4020; Campbell. 3085.
Circuit Judge Bingham. 4393: Kelly,
6372; Morcom, 1252; Pogue, 2978.
Representatives Belknap'. 2845; Sam
H. Brown, 4549; Thomas Brown. 2839;
Elgin. 3034; Seymour Jones. 4021; XV.
Al Jones. 4138; Keech. 214): Martin.
3054; Mclnturff. 1243; Page. 2565; Rob
ertson. 2744: Scheurer, 1488.
District Attorney Carson. 359; Gehl
har. 2349: Keyes, 3136: McCord. 374;
Smith, 718; Winslow, 1974.
Sheriff Cooper. 2604; Needham, 4 935.
County Assessor Anderson, 1924;
West, 5479.
School Superintendent Cornellus.J
2194; Gauntt, 827; Phillips,-1069; Smith
3621.
County Commissioners Hunt, 4125;
Llhby. 2350; Nye. 875.
Coroner Clough. 4506; Mclntire,
2637.
Constable Lee W. Achson. 363: Lou
C. Brotherton, 409; John XV. Holman.
445: W. D. Miles. 646; C. II. Pratt. 299:
J. XV. Roberts. 604; Percy M. Varney,
995; Ransom Wooley, 237.
Only 13 Progressives voted in Ma
rion County. Roose-elt received 11
votes and Henry Ford one.
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TWO REPUBLICANS NAMED FOR STATE OFFICES.
JOSEPHINE IS FOR CAMPBELL
Hughes Well Ahead; Cameron and
Fulton Arc Chosen.
GRANTS PASS, Or.. May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete returns- from the pri
mary election in Josephine County fol
low: Republican delegates-at-large Ack
erson 407, Boyd 498. buland 333. Cam
eron 571. Carey 473. Case 4,12. Fulton
612, Hawkins 363. Peterson 281, Spen
cer 458. Warren 179; Worsley 341.
Republican delegates for First Con
gressional District Abraham 528, Bish
op 744, Calkins 684. Steeves 433.
For President Burton 144, Cummins
493. Hughes 661.
For Presidential electors Butler 917,
Cottel 818. Ivanhoe 429. Keady 4181, Mc
Mahon 756, North 914. Wilson 940.
For Secretary of State Moores 659,
Olcott 881.
For Representative in Congress
Hawley 1215. -
For Justice of Supreme Court Bur
nett 1034, Moore 916:
For Democratic deregates-at-large
Armltage 320. Bennett 237, Crawford
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woman sins. Then come, days of bitter anguish,
nights of frightful torture. Later, in the light of a
true love, comes humility and peace. Should this
vife, happily married, confess to her husband
a misstep made in herx youth?
A DASH OF COURAGE
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EACH LADY ,
ATTENDING
THE COLUMBIA
TODAY
RECEIVES A
HANDY
SOUVENIR.
FOUR DAYS
STARTING TODAY
WEEK-DAY -i f
MATINEES LUC
Children 5c
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LIVING MODELS,
COURTESY
EASTERN OUTFITTING
COMPANY
J. D. Mlokler Dairy and Food Com
missloner (Inopposcd).
Ravhtel, Public Service
Commlnsioner.
CAMPBELL LEADS IN SOUTH
Ilepublicans of Douglas County Re
nominate Majority of Officials.
ROSEBURG. Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Complete unofficial election returns
received from 54 of the 57 precincts in
Douglas County give the following re
sults:
Secretary of State Charles B. Moores
1484. Ben Olcott 1987.
President Burton 314. Cummins 937.
Hughes 1653.
National Delegates Ackerson 706.
Boyd 135S. Buland 830, Cameron 1456,
Carey 1105. Case 629, Fulton 1221, Haw
kins 983. Peterson 612. Spencer 827.
Warren 267. Worslev 672, Abraham
1606, Bishop 1142, Calkins 1451, Steeves
780.
Public Service Commissioner Buch
tel 1258, Campbell 1461.
Democratic: National Delegates Ar
mltage 712. Bennett 832. Crawford 827r
Hpllister 517, Morgan 658, Morrow 591.
O'Reilly 288. Tomlinson 249. Jackson
901. Raddant 358. Turner 988.
Electors Coshow 755, Haney 691,
Neff 714. Sheahan 721. Stevenson 651.
Republicans nominated for legisla
tive, county and Judicial offices follow:
B. L. Eddy. State Senator; Charles
Brand and Roy Griggs. Representa
tives; George Neuner. District Attor
ney; John S. Coke. E. O. Potter and
XV. XV. Cardwell. Circuit ' Judge. Simon
Caro carried Douglas County for Joint
Representative, but his lead was more
than overcome In Jackson County by
W. H. Gore, of Medford. George Quine
was renominated for Sheriff; Guy Gor
don, for Assessor; W. E. St. John,
for Connty Commissioner; Milton Ger
mond. Surveyor; James Sawyers, Treas
urer; O. C. Brown, School Superintend
ent: W. S. Wade. Coroner, and C. XV.
Clark. Clerk.
Democrats nominated for legislative,
county and judicial offices follow: Jay
Chaney and R. T: Redford. Representa
tives: J. K. Howard. Joint Representa
tive from Douglas and Jackson: C. H.
Cleaves, School Superintendent: ft. H.
Lenox. Clerk; Harry Pearce, Sheriff: R.
T. Ashworth, Assessor. J. W. Hamil
ton and G. F. Skipworth were nominate
ed for Circuit Judge.
HUGHES CARRIER MALHEUR
Not More Than 80 Per Cent of Reg
istered Vote Is Polled.
VALE, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Twentv nreeincts out of 35 give Ol
cott 586. Moores 481. Hurley 713. Gowan
S17. Stewart 192. Crandall 607, Donegan
15!!. PhilllDS 396.
Public Service Commissioner McCul-
loch 858. Corey 162. Kyle 73. RueK 88.
Service 103. Wright 126.
Democratic returns are scattered and
uncounted.
Hughes carries the county, with
Cummins 6econd and Burton third. Not
more than 60 per cent of the county
registered vote was polled. Ontario
gave McCulloch 325 out of 861 and Vale
gave Crandall 191 out of 224 for Joint
Representative oC Harney and. iLaineur
counties.
BAKER LOCAL VOTE IS fjLOSE
Huphes Favored and Olcott Given
Large Majority.
BAKER. Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Twenty-six of the
complete out of 41
give the following:
Republican Secretary of State,
Moores 496, Olcott 807; President. Bur
ton 303, Cummins 361, Hughes 635;
National Delegates. Ackerson 361, Boyd
612, Buland 270, Cameron 659. Carey
444, Case 267. Fulton ' 661. Hawkins
372. Peterson 336, Spencer 423. Warren
88. Worsley 270: Second District. Brooke
902. Burgess 720, Pollard 614; Klectors,
Butler 904. Cottel 803. Ivanhoe 492,
Keady 641. MacMahon 638. North 703.
Wilson S00; Public Service Commission-J
er. Corey Kyle 22, McColIocU 137.
Rusk 63, Service 478. Wright 199.
Democratic National Delegates, Ar
mitage 4.1. Bennett 68. Crawford 787.
Hollister 291. Morgan 591. Morrow 525,
O'Reilly 261, Tomlinson 240: Second Dis
trict, Biggs 288. Holmes 447, King 703,
Peterson 363. Worden ISO.
County Republicans nominated for
Representative, Twenty-sixth District,
D. M. CartmiU.
Democrats nominated for Representa
tive, Twenty-sixth District, John G.
Hoke.
SHERMAN HAS ONE TICKET
Sheriff Only Republican Willi Dem
- oeratic Opposition.
MORO. Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Complete official returns for Sherman
County give:
Moores 209. Olcott 316.
Burton 42. Cummins 137. Hughes 276,
Borah 16. Roosevelt 24. Woodrow Wil
son 7.
Republican Delegates Ackerson 116,
Boyd 263.. Buland 83. Cameron 229.
Carey 201. Case 135. Fulton 264,
Hawkins 183. Peterson 104, Spencer
115. Warren 38. Worsley 97.
Delegates Second District Brooke
S'7 Rnrzpsa SO. Pollard 233.
Electors Butler 388, Cottel 316. Ivan-
hoe. 189. Keady 246. MacMahon 2S4
North 296. Wilson 327.
Public Service Commissioners Corey
124. Kyle 63. McCulloch 79. Rusk 74.
Service 38. Wright 115.
Democratic Delegates Armltage 82
Bennett 153. Crawford 108. Hollister 67
Morgan 98. Morrow 102, Oreilly 77,
Tomlinson 45.
For Second District Biggs 98, Holmes
58. King 90. Peterson 73. Worden 30.
Democratic Electors Coshow 163,
Haney 160. Neff 161. Sheahan 166, Ste
venson 161.
Legislative nominees Clark J69,
Pcugh 245, Portwood 244.
ED WRIGHT IS IN LEAD
Returns FronvGlIlam County eo Far
Arc Meager.
hoe 52. W. P. Kirby
103. XV. C. North 95,
Slnnott 1.13.
Moores 61, Ben W. 01-ott 109.
George H. Burnett 111, F. A
105.
vJohn D. Mirkla 120. H. 11. Corey 36.
J. M. Kyle 7. J. W. McCulloch 13, J.
P. Rush 27, Robert Service 31, Ed
Wright 44.
M. J. McMahon
J. F. Wilson 92.
Moore
Agriculturist Visits St. Vrban.
CENTRA LI A, Wash.. May 20. (Spe
cial.) L. S. Smith, assistant agricul
turist of the O.-W. R. & N.. spent part
of this week with the SU Urban farm
ers ncMC Winlock. demonstrating the
Babcock test, and discussing larm
topics in general individually with the
farmers. Tuesday night the agricul
turist addressed a meeting of farmers
in the St. Urban Hall.
provemcnls have been made at the
resort, which was established last
Summer.
Centralia Summer Resort Opens.
CENTRALI A, Wash.. May 20. (Spe
cial.) Big crowds from Centralta.
Chehalls. Olympia and Tenino attended
the opening of the 1916 season at Of
fufa Lake Saturday night and Sun
day. During the Winter many lm-
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20. (Special.)
Gilliam County
CONDON. Or., May
Partial returns from
'Charles W. Ackerson 20. Daniel Boyd
74 G 1. Buland 37, George Cameron
76." Charles Carey 20, C. W. Fulton 71.
Russell Hawkins 71, S. D. Peterson 35.
Arthur C. Spencer 47, Frank M. Warren
21. J. H. Worsley 84.
Theodore D. Burton 9. Albert Cum
mins 31. Charles Hughes 72.
W. Grant Webster 92. R. R. Butler
104, W. Otis Cottel 9. Francis C. Ivan-
HE LOOKS LIKE
A DIFFERENT MAN
"In th Spring Suit He Bought
on Credit."
So said the acquaintances of one
man who us-d his credit at CHERRY'S
last week. New. smart Summer clothes
do make a man over he not only looks
hetter. but he feels better.
Whv don't you try Cherry's Credit
System? If you're already wearing a
trim new Summer suit, just bear ths
credit plan in mind the next time you
need clothes. But If you're still un
provided with smart attire, you'll find
Cherry's installment system providen
tial riirht now and any time.
Cht-rry's are showing an abundance
of various seasonable models for men
of everV taste. Handsome English
stvles aa well as becoming Norfolks.
munv in thu noDular Dlnch-back effect
A very moderate sum will buy any of
ih.m remember. with weekly or
mnnrhlv navments later.
The address is 289-391 Washington
street. Plttock block.
largest precincts
in Baker County
Just received 100 Sample Fish Poles, from f 1
to $15, which we will sell for less than half
price; also Reels, Lines, Spoons, Hooks, Lead
ers, etc.; Baseballs, Bats, Gloves, Mitts, Suits,
Shoes, Sox, Caps, etc., at less than half price.
S3? Levin Hardware & Furniture Co.
221 Front St., corner Salmon.
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS SOON OVER. WHY WAIT
WHEN YOU WANT AND NEED IT NOW?
Y. M. C. A. SUMMER .MEMBERSHIP
.00 Gymnasiums, Swimming; Handball,
Hikes, Shower Baths, Games, Etc.
Good Until October.
DO IT NOW Call Main 7065, A 6561
Summer Schools Now Organizing
$5
PROMPT EFFICENT
DENTAL
SERVICE
r
is the
Foundation
on which
I Hare Built
DR. B. L WRIGHT
A successful and constantly in
creasing dental practice.
Time is money and It is exas
perating to make a half doin
trips for a small amount of serv
ice. Promptness, efficiency and
moderate prices await you at
this office.
rainless Extraction of Teeth.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
Northwest Corner Sixth and
Wahlneon. Northwest Building.
rnonea Main 2119. A 21 If).
Office Hoots. S A. l. to 6 F. M.
Consultation Free.
Running Water Baths
Educating the whole country to
hathe in running water.
Portable showers, to fit any bath
tub !?6 up
Every drop from first to last abso
lutely fresh and clean.
Shower Curtains, Bathing Caps in
stock.
W. S. FLEMING
General Plumbing Contractor.
Plumbing Supplies, Drinking Foun
tains. 70 SIXTH ST.
Phone Broadway 20S3.
CUT RATES
EDISON
Mazda Lamps
10 to 40 Watts
Same lamp others sell
at 27c.
Save 2c on each lamp,
10c on a carton.
H. V. MANNING LIGHTING AND
SUPPLY CO,
63 and 63 6th Street
Phone Broadway 2311.
-MI
ELASTIC
HOSIERY
Aade Fresh Daily Is
Oar Store.
Quality the beati
.-"prices right, and fit
guaranteed. Come
-tbe loom work, ask
4 t o r measuring black
and buy direct fro at
makers.
LAUE-DAVIS
DRUG CO.
HOSIKRT and TRUSS
UErARTMKNTf.
Corner Third aa4
Van bill.