THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, MAT 21, 1922
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1L AND OLCOTT
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Governor Only Nine Behind in
Count So Far.
MISSING TOTAL IS SMALL
General Outside Trend Is to Gov
ernor and Odds Seem to
Favor Nomination.
(Continued From First Page.)
that from now on tlie new totals will
Xavor Olcott.
The figures which make up these
totals are complete for Clackamas,
Columbia, Hood River, Josephine,
Linn, Wasco, Washington, Yamhill,"
Benton, Marion, Morrow, Multno
mah, Polk, Wheeler and official from
Sherman. From four or five other
counties In western Oregon only a
few scattering precincts are to hear
from.
The contender in third place is Z. L.
Patterson with 11,932. White is fourth
with 87S3.' Bean fifth with 3121 and
Lee last with 2108.
Figures similar as regards com
pleteness show that Ralph Williams
has been elected over O. H. Fithian
as republican national committeeman
by more than 10,000 majority. Will
lams has not only carried Multnomah
by a majority of 1832, but has a lead
in nearly every other county in the
state.
W. C. Hawley, In the 1st district,
and N. J. Sinnott in the 2d, have been
renominated for congress, as has
C. N. McArthur in the 3d district.
SInnott's Majority 2500.
Sinnott has a majority over Gwinn
In his district or about 2500, while
Hawley leads Norbiad !n his district
by nearly 9000.
Thomas F. Ryan has dropped defi
nitely out of the contest for state
treasurer with a total lead in Mult
nomah county in favor of O. P. Hoff
of nearly 9000 against Ryan's lead in
the other counties of less than 4000
For closeness the contest between
Thomas K. Campbell and J. R. Thie
hoff for public service commissioner
Is as striking as that between
the leading candidates for governor.
In the present returns Campbell has
a lead over Thiehoff of 75. Returns
on this office, however, are less com
plete than those on governor. The
tendency in the up-state vote gives
Campbell generally the better of the
race and as he has already overcome
a Multnomah majority of more than
6000 votes in favor of Thiehoff, it is
probable that he has been nominated.
Dalzlel Beaten by Gram.
C. H. Gram has, on the face of the
returns, defeated W. A. Dalzlel for
labor commissioner. The strength of
the latter was greatest in Multnomah
county, which he carried by nearly
2500 majority, but Gram ran the
better in the state at large and has
a present majority of 2242.
Justices Burnett, McCourt and Rand
have been renominated, George S.
Shepherd, the only contestant, havini
made a comparatively poor showing.
On the democratic ticket Walter M.
Pierce has been chosen candidate for
governor by a strong lead over Har
vey G. Starkweather, his nearest op
ponent.
Will R. King has been elected na
tional committeeman over Dr. J. W.
Morrow by a small vote.
Fred A. Williams has been recalled
as public eervice commissioner by a
majority of now nearly 25,000. He has
been defeated In the election held
under the recall by T. M. Kerrigan
whose present majority is upwards of
12,000.
Buchtel Also Removed.
Fred G. Buchtel. the other commis
sioner under recall fire has also been
removed from office by a majority on
the main question of more than 21,000.
Owing to a split in the recall forces
over competing candidates, Buchtel
was almost re-elected to office by a
plurality. The present figures, how
ever, are against him by about 1000
votes. Unless there is an unexpected
change in later figures, Newton Mc
Coy has been elected to fill out the
unexpired term of Buchtel.
REPUBLICAN,
National Committeeman.
Fithian. O. H 38,433
Williams, Ralph E 48,887
Williams' lead, 10.454.
Governor.
Bean, Louis E 3 121
Hall, Charles 41,436
i,ee, j. ij 2.008
uicott. sen VV ., 41,427
raucisuii, 1. u 11.932
White, Georsre A 8.783
Hall's lead, 644.
State Treasurer.
5"' 49.882
Ryan, Thomas F 44 cqq
Justice Supreme Court.
Burnett, George H 57 450
McCourt, John 58269
Rand, John L ... 45 479
Shepherd, George S 22484
Labor Commissioner.
Dalziel, William A 41 064
Gram. C. H 43,306
Gram's lend, 2242.
Fublic Service Commissioner.
Campbell, Thomas K 33 138
Layman, F. B.. 14 827
Thiehoff, J. R 33;Sy
Campbell's lead, 75.
, DEMOCRATIC.
Rational Commltteemaa,
Klnsr. Will R f ,068
Morrow, J. W 7 742
King's lead, 1320.
Governor.
Holmes, Webster 1,643
Pierce, Walter M 9,966
Purdy, Will E 1 114
Starkweather, Harvey G i',S7S
Pierce's lead, 4,988,
WASCO'S TOTK IS LIGHT ONE
Olcott, AVilliams and Sinnott Get
Large Majorities.
THE DALLES, Or., .May 20. (Spe
cial.) Although only about 2500 votes
out of a registered 6000 were cast in
Wasco county at yesterday's election,
those who did turn out to the polls
rolled up an avalanche of votes for
republican leaders, majorities of more
than two to one being given Olcott,
Williams and Sinnott.
The only close contest in the elec
tion was in the Wasco county race
for representative In the state legis
lature. Here, according to complete
unofficial county returns, W. C. Bol
ton of Maupin won out over Herbert
Egbert of The Dalles by only 30 votes,
Bolton receiving 553 and Egbert 523.
County Commissioner Hix had a walk
away in hts race for re-election from
Fremont Hayden, opposing candidate.
Hix polled 1298 votes to Hayden's 379.
The democratic vote was unusually
light, only a few hundred votes being
cast. Pierce, the high democratic
candidate for governor, received only
239 votes, as compared with 891 votes
for Olcott, the high republican can
didate. IJing, for democratic com
, mitteeman, received but 208 votes.
The light democratic vote is attribut
ed to the fact that scores of regis
tered democrats switched parties at
the polls yesterday, swearing in with
the aid of two freeholders in order to
be able to vote for Sinnott and Olcott.
The high vote of the county elec
tion was received by J. M. Patterson,
republican candidate for county treas
urer, unopposed, who was the recip
ient of 1583 votes.
Wasco county expressed Itself
emphatically on the question of recall
of Public Service Commissioner Will-
ams. casting 1111 votes for his recall.
compared"Vith 575 against.
OLCOTT VICTOR IN MARION
Total of 3174 Votes Obtained, to
2701 Cast for Hall.
SALEM. Or., May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns from Marion county
in yesterday's primary election, with
the exception of one precinct having
less than 15 votes at the last general
election, today show the following
results:
Republican:
National committeeman, Fithian
S163, Williams 4733.
Representative in congress Fisher
1339, Hawley 5219, Norbiad 2145.
Governor Bean 251, Hall Z701, Lee
249, Olcott 3174, Patterson 1022, White
1'682. -
Treasurer Hoff 4015, Ryan 4461.
Labor commissioner Dalziel 3144,
Grai 4637.
Public service commissioner Camp
bell 4253, Layman 1466, Thiehoff 1929.
Democrat: ' -
Governor Holmes 107, Pierce 997,
Purdy 77, Starkweather 139.
.National committeeman .rung 641,
Morrow 424.
For recall of Buchtel Tea 4715, no
S854.
Recall candidate Buchtel 3129,
McCoy 2287, Ostrander 1633.
For recall of Williams Tea 4669,
no 3656.
Recall candidates Williams 3444,
Kerrigan 3347.
Sam Brown and Alexander Lafollett,
both of Gervais, were nominated by
the republicans .for the two seats in
the state senate, while T. B. Kay,
Lloyd Reynolds, Otto Wilson and
Mrs. Fannie Bishop were nominated
for representatives. Mr. Kay headed
the representative ticket. ...
For county commissioner Jim Smith
received the republican nomination.
John Giesy and H. H. Vandervoort
were chosen as first and second choice
for mayor of Salem, while Verden
Moffitt and Walter Blrtchet were the
first and second choice for chief of
police. Mark Poulson and P. L. Fra
zier were first and second choice for
recorder.
A municipal measure authorizing
the issuance of bonds In the amount
of $13,500 for the purchase of add!
tional fire-fighting equipment and a
bill providing for. the issuance of
bonds to make certain sewer improve
ments carried. A third measure au
thorizing an appropriation of $7600
with which to ; purchase . a street
sweeper was lost.
A charter amendment providing
that the chief of police shall be ap
pointed by the mayor, subject to con
firmation of the council,- probably
failed by a slight majority.
One of the peculiarities of the
Marion county results was the favor
able vote for the recall of both Buch
tel and Williams, and their pluralities
against all candidates to replace them.
Marion county electors first voted to
recall them and then named them
to succeed themselves.
Every candidate who received the
indorsement of the Federation of Pa
triotic societies was defeated in
Marion county.
cincts in Yamhill county give the
following totals:
Republican Fithian 1140, Williams
1280; Fisher 516, Hawley 1487, Nor
biad 558; Bean 83, Hall 630, Lee 67,
Olcott 817, Patterson 846, White 362;
Hoff 946, Ryan 1616; Burnett 2031,
McCourt 1616, Rand 1636, Shepherd
833; Dalziel 903, Gram 1359; Campbell
1118, Layman 597, Thiehoff 467.
Democratic King 421, Morrow 292;
Holmes 108, Pierce 595, Purdy 66,
Starkweather 185.
Recall of Williams, yes 1994, no
1277; Kerrigan 1518, Williams 1264.
Recall of Buchtel Tes 2021, no
1283; Buchtel 1094, McCoy 1306, Os
trander 610.
Peter Zimmerman of Yamhill won
the nomination for state senator from
Tamhill county from W. H. Vinton
of this city by a margin of 35 votes. I
senator with 675 votes to Banks' 365.
A. E. Veatch. of Rainier has defeated
Willard Evanson of Clatskanie for the
republican nomination to the legisla
ture. Sherman Miles, present repre
sentative, has the democratic nomi
tatlon. Walter Pierce won the demo
cratic nomination.
On the resall of Williams the vote
was 728 votes yes, 321 no, Buchtel
281, McCoy 362, Ostrander 200.
Approximately 40 per cent of regis
tered vote was cast.
MEDFORD VOTE IS CLOSE
Olcott Leads Hall by Margin, of
Only 20 Votes.
MEDFORD, Or., .May 20. (Special.)
Vinton is the present incumbent and! Complete unofficial figures of the
was formerly president of the state republican ticket primary election in
Medford give the following results
senate. W. W. Lunger of Lafayette
trailed sbout 400 votes behind. Or. B.
Foster of Dayton, democrat, was nom
inated without opposition in his
party's primaries. George E."Pley of
Sheridan won the republican county
commissionershlD nomination. W. A.
Lead was nominated for assessor al
most two to one over his nearest
opponent, Martin Miller, ex-county
assessor of Dayton. J, A. Glover,
unopposed, of McMlnnville, got the
democratic nomination for assessor.
HALL LEADS IN LAXK COUNTY
OLCOTT IS VICTOR IN LINN
Recall of Both Commissioners Fa
vored by More Than Two to One.
ALBANY, Or., May 20. (Special.
The complete vote of the Linn county
state ballot follows: ,;
Republican National commitee
man: Fithian 953, Williams 1495; rep
resentative in congress, Fisher 642,
Hawley 1511, Norbiad 593; governor,
Bean 156, Hall 616, Lee 44, Olcott 872,
Patterson 593, Wh'te 48b; treasurer,
Hoff 856, Ryan 1629; justice of su
preme court, Burnett 2069, McCourt
1762, Rand 1720, Shepherd 785: super
intendent of public instruction,
Churchill "2220; labor commissioner,
Dalziel 862, Gram 1345; public service
commissioner, Campbell 1300, Lay man
436, Thiehoff 479. -
Democratic National committee
man, King 563, Morrow 370; governor,
Holmes 77, Pierce 740, Purdy 67,
Starkweather 194.
Recall election Williams' recall,
yes 2289, no 957. Vote for Kerrigan
1593, Williams 1009. Buchtel recall,
yes 2245, no 916. Vote for Buchtel
799, McCoy 1208, Ostrander 526,
PATTERSON WINS IN YAMHILL
Recall of Service Commissioners
Voted by Large Majorities. ,
McMINNVILLE, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete returns from all pre-
Incompiete Count on National Com
mitteeman and Treasurer.
Fithian. W'ms. Hoff. Ryan,
KaKer
Benton
Clackamas .
Columbia . .
Coos
Crook
Curry ......
Douelas ....
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River..
Jackson ....
Jefferson ...
Josephine. . .
Klamath . . .
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah..
Polk
Sherman ..,
Tillamook.. ,
Umatilla ..
Union
Wallowa . .
Wasco .....
Washington.
Wheeler
Yamhill ...
Deschutes..
563 464 414 561
513 90S 513 1,092
2,343 2,986 1,694 3,129
1,338 1,843 2,020 1,413
701 666 676 767
106 1,230 1,388 821
43 119 97 74
9 45 30 27
1,312 1.071 1,466 1,358
15 110 20 27
. 44 40
72 91 95 SO
. 380 324 319 392
454 643 662 620
30 ' 31 25 43
584 394 422 593
601 616 711 623
31 52 60 94
; 1.364 3,615 1,54 2,124
349 355 206 234
953 1,495 856 1,629
, 96 157 ...
, 3,163 4,733 4,015 4.461
. 154 227 188" 283
.16,800 18,632 24,269 15.493
.780 1,121
44 111 82 80
636 735 588 778
. 1,470 1,805 2.548 1,442
. 427 736 590 627
. 274 281 - 222 365
. 586 1.132 '823 922
. 1,385 1,458 1,224 1,719
. 130 187
. 1,140 1,280 946 1,616
. 423 515 596 401
.38,433 48,887 47.882 44,899
81 of 98 Precincts Place Olcott
Second and Bean Third.
EUGENE. Or.. May 20. (Special.)
Eighty-one precincts out of 98 in Lane
county gave the following: vote on re
publican candidates:
For national committeeman mtn-
ian, 1611; Williams, 2020.
For representative Hawley, 2146;
Norbiad, 1263; Fisher, 719.
For governor Bean, 998; Hall, I3d9;
Lee, 82; Olcott, 1216; Patterson, 427;
White, 408.
For state treasurer Hon, lbsu;
Ryan, 2369.
For state labor commissioner uai-
ziel, 1610; Gram, 1882. '
For public service commissioner-
Campbell, 1666; Layman, 810; Thie
hoff. 954.
Recall of Williams Yes, 2627; no,
1198; Kerrigan, 1888; Williams, 1228.
Recall of Buchtel Yes, 2711; no,
1221; Buchtel, 1042; McCoy, 1340; Os
trander. 834.
The vote on democratic candidates
follows:
For national committeeman King,
588: Morrow. 361.
For governor Holmes, 65; Pierce,
666; Purdy, 76; Starkweather, 211.
The republicans nominated J. S.
Magladry for state senator over Wal
ter B. Jones and H. C. Wheeler, Ben
F. Keeney and Emmett Howard for
representatives.
OLCOTT STRONG IN KLAMATH
Governor Beats Hall 2 to 1 In
Southern Oregon Precincts.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., May 20.--(Special.)
Thirty Klamath county
precincts complete and six incomplete
give Williams 616. Fithian 601, Sin
nott 956, Gwinn 434, Olcott 729, Hall
272, Patterson 111, White 431, Bean
61, Lee 68, Hoff 711, Ryan 623, Mc
Court 745, Rand 744, Burnett 764,
Shepherd 403, Gram 592, Dalziel 536,
Layman 273, Thiehoff 233, Campbell
487, Morrow 57, King 44, Pierce 49,
Purdy 13, Starkweather 37, Holmes 2.
A. L. Leavltt defeated E. L. Elliott
for the republican nomination for cir
cuit Judge 2 to 1. Charles J. Martin's
victory over Asa Fordyce, incumbent,
for commissioner was correspondingly
large. R. C. Groesbeck was sole demo
cratic candidate for judge.
HALL POPULAR IX COOS
Marshfield Man Leads by Vote of
Nearly 3 to 1.
MARSHFIELD, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Forty Coos precincts complete
give ltnian uo, w imams
Fisher 325, Hawley 1497, Norbiad 607,
Bean 29, Hall 1614, Lee 18, Olcott 618,
Patterson 64, White 183, Hoff 1388,
Rvan 821. Burnett 1438, McCourt 1286,
Rand 1216. Shepherd 724, Dalziel 817,
Gram 1132, Campbell 878, Layman 2S9,
Thiehoff 656. King 265, Morrow 180,
Holmes 103, Pierce 278, Purdy 47,
Starkweather 92. Recall Williams,
yes 159, no 260; recall Buchtel, yes
177, no 255. Candidates Williams 777,
Kerrigan 694, Buchtel 801, McCoy 364,
Ostrander 208.
Curry county, Hall 311, Olcott 60.
CLACKAMAS IS FOR HALL
Coos Candidate Gets 2034 Votes
to 1914 for Olcott.
OREGON CITY, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) The complete election returns
In Clackamas count from all of the
83 precincts follow:
Fithian 2480, Will'ams 4583, Fisher
"243, Hawley 1688, Norbiad 1159, Bean
132, Hall 2034, Lee 166, Olcott 1914,
Patterson 643. White 733, Hoff 1791,
Ryan 3316, Dalziel '.998, Gram 2536,
Rand 3072, Burnet. . 3652, McCourt
S436. Shepherd 1756 Campbell 2213
Layman 919, Thiehoff 1478, Banks
1566, Clark 1262, Hall 1783, Koehn
2089, Meindl 2601,
Democratic; Holmes 86, Pierce 286,
Purdy 31, Starkweather 523, King 672,
Morrow 482.
FITHIAN WINS IN COLUMBL4.
Hall Leads Olcott In Race for Gov
ernor; Norbiad Ahead.
ST. HELENS, Or.. May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete returns from Colum
bia county give Fithian 701, Williams
666, Hawley 664, Norbiad 668. Fisher
251, Hall 538. Lee 36. Olcott 489, Pat
terson 197, White 122, Bean 69, Ryan
767, Hoff 676, Shepherd 440, Burnett
789, McCourt 7S5, Rand 730. Churchill
889,' Gram 778, .Dalzlel 446, Layman
209, Thiehoff 627, Campbell 425.
Judge J. E. Eakin has defeated O.
B. Sutters for Judge of the 20th judi
cial district in a cloce race. The Co
lumbia county vote was: Setters 683
Eakin 687. Hall wins out for joint
For governor Olcott 687, Hall 667,
Bean 23, White 22, Patterson 22, Lee 9.
National repuolican committeeman
Williams 643, Fithian 464.
For representative Hawley 692,
Norbiad 396. Fisher 169.
State treasurer Ryan, 620, Hoff 562.
Labor commissioner Dalziel 538,
Gram 630.
Public service commissioner -Camp
bell 303, Layman 218.
Public service commission recall
Williams' recall, yes 300, no 413; vote
for commissioner, Williams 326, fc.6T
rigan 211; Buchtel recall, yes 282, no
376; vote for commissioner, Buchtel
334, McCoy 165, Ostrander 86. I ernor. Bean 65, Hall 1805, Lee 28, Ol-
For circuit court judge, first dls- cott 1505. PattMvwvn 159 Whita 212:
trict, Jackson and Josephine counties I treasurer,. Hoff 2020, Ryan 1413;
m. Tnomas 4, tius JNewDuryaoi.' justice supreme court. Burnett 2464,
cincts. Union county, give: Republi
can, national committeeman, Fithian,
427; Williams, 736; representative in
congress, second district, Gwinn, 666;
bmnott, 721; governor, Patterson, 218;
White, 105; Bean, 71; Hall, 337; Lee,
24; Olcott, 587; state treasurer, Hoff,
690; Ryan, 627; justice supreme court,
Shepherd, 295; Burnett, 748;
McCourt, 680; Rand, 1018; state
superintendent Dublic instruction.
Churchill, 875; commissioner, bureau I
of labor and statistics, Dalziel, 443;
Gram, 692; public service commis
sioner, Layman, 224; Thiehoff, 262;
Campbell, 655; senator, nineteenth dis
trict, Hinkle, 288; Kitchen, 384; Eber-
nard, 625; representative, Hwenty
fourth disw-ict, Campbell, 363; Hunter,
849; recall, yes, 889; no, 379; public
service commissioner,- Kerrigan, 678;
Williams, 433.
Democratic, national committeeman,
King, 256; Morrow, 190; representa
tive in congress, Graham, 282; gov
ernor, Holmes, 16; Pierce, 475; Purdy,
9; Starkweather, 29.
CLATSOP IS FOR "WILLIAMS
Norbiad Has Big Lead In Race for
Representative.
ASTORIA," Or., May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns from IT city and
18 of the 28 outside precincts in
Clatsop county give:
Republican national committee
man Fithian 1388, Williams 1843;
representative, first district, Fisher
162, Hawley 539, Norbiad 3068; gov-
For state representative, Jackson
county, two to be nominated Ralph
P. Cowgill 735, John H. Carkln 673,
Delbert Fehl S76.
For county commissioner George
Alford 735, Thomas H. Sampson 307.
State senator, Jackson county
George W. Dunn, republican, unop
posed, and) Newton W. Borden, demo
crat, unopposed.
OLCOTT AHEAD IN WASCO
Recall of Williams Carries by
About Two to One.
THE DALLES, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete returns from all 39
Wasco county precincts this after
noon gave the following: Fithian 686,
Williams 1132, Gwinn, 592, Sinnott
1322, Bean 56, Hall 492, Lee 39, Olcott
891, Patterson, 324, White 170, Hoff
823, Ryan 922, Burnett 1201, McCourt
1127, Rand 1172, Shepherd, 624,
Churchill 384, ' Dalziel, 694, Gramm
1036, Campbell 849, Layman 268, Thie
hoff, 292, Bolton, county representa
tive, 553; Egbert, county representa
tive, 523; Gill, county representative,
369, Johnston, for county representa
tive, 480.
For county commissioner: Hayden
379, Hix 1298.
Democrats: King 208, Morrow 105,
Graham 241, Holmes 24, Pierce 239,
Pur.dy 19, Starkweather 78.
Recall Williams, yes 1111, no 676.
For public commission: Kerrigan 869,
Williams 558.
OLCOTT LEADS IN SHERMAN
Governor Polls 295 Votes to 71
Cast for Senator Hall.
MORO, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Official count of Sherman county
gives: Williams 145, Fithian 336.
Sinnott 373, Gwin 10.
Bean 51, Hall 71, Lee 5, Olcott 295,
Patterson 39. White 72. Hoff 248,
Ryan 265. Burnett 352, McCourt 301,
Rand 358, Shepherd 163. Dalziel 127,
Gram 304. Campbell 229, Layman
100, Thiehoff 91. Morrow 67,
King 83, Holmes 15. Pierce 133,
Purdy 6, Starkweather 15. Joint rep
resentatives district 28, republican.
Miller 186, Carsner 164, Wright 302.
J. M. Wilson nominated on both re
publican and democratic tickets for
county commissioner. Recall, yes 390,
no 255. Kerrigan 297, Williams 268.
County unit plan school administra
tion, yes 163, no 632.
McCourt 2359. Rand 1891, Shepherd
1082; labor commissioner, Dalziel,
1551, Gram 1620; public service com
missioner, Campbell 838, Layman 342,
Thiehoff 2013; circuit Judge, Eakin
1958, Setters 1678.
Democratic national committeeman
King' 99, Morrow 158; governor,
Purdy 16, Starkweather 98, Holmes
12, Pierce 50; Williams recall, yes
1199, no 999; Kerrigan 843, Williams
987; Buchtel recall, yes 1183, no 1010;
Buchtel 861, McCoy 646, Ostrander 419.
GWLNN WINS IN UMATILLA
Sinnott Behind Nearly 1000 Votes
In County.
PENDLETON, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Fifty-eight precincts in Uma
tilla county complete on republican
ticket give: Fithian 1470, Williams
1805. Gwinn 2654. Sinnott 1744. Bean
107, Hall 2214, Lee 40, Olcott 1487,
Patterson 666, White 101, -Hoff 2548,
Ryan 1442, Burnett 2560, McCoUrt
2583. Rand 1885, Shepherd 653, Gram
1429, Dalzlel 2108, Campbell 851, Lay
man 666. Thiehoff 1720.
Joint senatorial Eberhard, 2105,
Hinkle 1608, Kitchen 572. Joint rep
resentative, Condre 73, Dodd 1665,
Hulden 223, Smith 2337. County rep
resentative, Mann 2410, Miller 1797,
Sloan 1182, Temple 1390. County
treasurer, Cranston, 1984, DeHart
2231.
BAKER STRONG FOR FITHIAN
Incomplete Conut Also Shows Mr.
Sinnott Leading.
BAKER, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns from 16 of the 40
precincts in Baker county, including
the cities of Baker, Haines, Sumpter.
Huntington, Durkee. Keating, Sparta,
Halfway and Eagle Valley, showed as
follows:
Republicans Fithian 663, Williams
464, Gwinn 303, Sinnott 740, Bean 67,
Hall 136. Lea 32, Olcott 506. Patterson
336, White 108, Hoff 414, Ryan 551,
Burnett 740, McCourt 816. Rand 987,
Dalziel 413, Gram 448.
Democrats King 441, Morrow 200,
Holmes 21, Pierce 320, Purdy 18,
Starkweather 77.
Recall Y-ss, 805; no, 697; Kerrigan,
9; Williams. 611.
JOSEPHINE'S VOTE COMPLETE
Returns Show Fithian Has Good
Lead Over Williams.
GRANTS PASS, Or;, May 20. (Spe
cial.) Josephine's vote, complete, follows:
National committeeman, republican,
Fithian 684, Williams 394; represent
ative. Fisher 219, Hawley 671, Norbiad
267; governor, Bean 45, Hall 490, Lee
22, Olcott 236, Patterson 274, White
65; Hoff 422, Ryan 593, Burnett 666,
McCourt 633, Rand 685, Shepherd 291,
Churchill 852, Dalziel 484, Gram 470,
Campbell 380, Layman 235, Thiehoff
255.
Democratic, King 164, Morrow 72,
Holmes 14. Pierce 152. Purdy 9, Stark
weather 84.
Recall, Williams, yes 726, no S90;
Buchtel, yes 732, no 526.
OLCOTT LEADS IN MALHEUR
Count, Incomplete, Shows Wil
liams Ahead of Fithian.
ONTARIO, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Six precincts in Malheur county
out of 36, including three in Ontario
and two in Vale and Nyssa complete,
give the following votes for governor:
Patterson 72. White 33, Bean 35, Hall
33, Lee 8, "Olcott 177. For national
committeeman, Fithian 96, Williams
157. For representative, Sinnott 211
Gwinn 123.
Four precincts. Including two in
Vale and Nyssa and one in Ontario,
Eive. for recall 140, against. 111; Wil
liams 86, Kerrigan 101. In the coun
try precincts the voting was reported
very light.
WILLIAMS CARRIES UNION
Olcott Leads Hall for Governor by
587 to 337.
LA GRANDE, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial. ) Complete returns from 32 pre-
Totals
Vote by Counties on Governor.
Hall. Olcott.
Baker 13
Benton -171
Clackamas 2,034
Clatsop 1,805
Columbia 538
Coos 1.614
Crook 125
Curry 311 ,
Douglas 1,954
Gilliam 30
Grant
Harney 21
Hood River 88
Jackson 1,213
Jefferson
31
Josephine ' 490
Klamath 272
Lake " 15
Lane ; . 1,339
Lincoln 163
Linn 616
Malheur 33
Marion 2,701
Morrow 125
Multnomah 19,168
Polk .460;
Sherman ' 71
Tillamook 1,045
Umatilla 2.214
Union !. 337
Wallowa f 118
Wasco ..-.. i...,' 492
Washington - 807
Wheeler ...,.... ' 101
Yamhill 530
Deschutes 268
506
724
1,914
1,605
489
618
122
50
882
158
40
' 86
393
1.224
- 123
235
729
98
1,216
323
872
177
3,174
- 216
18-315
527
295
371
1,487
-. 587
265
891
1,120
303
817
575
Totals ..... 1
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Complete.
...41,436 41.427
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ENTERPRISE, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Thirty precincts out of 34 in
Wallowa county, precincts containing
95 per cent of the registered voters,
give Fithian 274, Williams 281, Gwinn
285, Sinnott 324, Bean 64, Hall 118,
Lee 23, Olcott 265, Patterson 136,
White 33, Hoff 222, Ryan 365, Burnett
395, McCourt 318, Rand 461, Shepherd
112, Churchill 651. Dalzlel 255, Gram
293, Campbell 29?, Layman 157, Thie
hoff 73, Campbell 164, Hunter 469
King 144, Morrow 99, Graham 211,
Holmes 8, Pierce 244. Purdy 10, Stark
weather 24, recall, yes 394, no 358,
Kerrigan 325, Williams 355.
Hall Leads In Clackamas.
OREGON CITY, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Complete reports from 79 of 83
precincts tabulated so far give Fitnian
i343. Williams 2986. Dyser 1109, Haw
ley 2529, Norbiad 1096, Bean 127, Hall
1914, Lee 163, Olcott 1777, Pattersor
630, White 717, Hoff 1696, Ryan 3129.
The vote, was about 60 per cent of
registration.
- Fisher Gets Big Vote.
BEAVERTON, Or., May 20. (Spe
cial.) Earl E. Fisher, republican
candidate for congress from the first
district, received a good vote in his
home town. East and West Beaver
ton precincts gave Fisher 160, Haw
ley 49, Norbiad 21 votes.
. Harney Favors Olcott.
BURNS, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns In four precincts in
Harney county give the following to
tals: Republican, Fithian 72, Wil
liams 91, Gwinn 37, Sinnott 152, Bean
29, Hall 21, Lee 6, Olcott 86, Patter
son 17. White 45, Hoff 95, Ryan 80.
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Burnett 113, McCourt 103, Rand 158,
Shepherd 38, Dalziel 154, Gram 99,
Campbell 94, Layman 23, Thiehoff 22.
Democratic, King 64, Morrow 31,
Holmes 5, Pierce 76. Purdy 5, Stark
weather 4. Recall for Williams 165,
against recall Williams 99; Kerrigan
124. Williams 95.
DESCHUTES IS FOR OLCOTT
Hall Gets 268 and Recall Proposal
Is Carried.
BEND Or., May 20. Twenty-five
precincts complete out of 29 in Des
chutes county give the following re
sults: Republican, Fithian 423, Wil
liams 515, Gwinn 317, Sinnott 722,
Bean 75, Hall 268, Lee 26, Olcott 675,
Patterson 66, White 160, Hoff 595,
Kyan 401, Burnett 666, McCourt 639,
Rand 620, Shepherd 293, Churchill 859,
Dalzlel 323, Gram 525, Campbell 304,
Layman 179, Thiehoff 338.
Democratic, King 141, Morrow 107,
Graham 205, Holmes 32, Pierce 14,
Purdy 16, Starkweather 41.
Williams recall, yes 659, no 634;
Kerrigan 528, Williams 469.
Wheeler Count Nearly Complete.
FOSSIL, Or., May 20. (Special.)
Complete returns from 13 precincts
out of 14 In Wheeler county give the
following totals: Republicans, Fith
ian 130, Williams 187, Gwlnn 97, Sin
nott 505, Bean 35, Hall 101. Lee 13.
Olcott 303, Patterson 114, Hoff 333,
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