j THE ORLUON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY WORNINO. APRIL 11. Hit
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HOOD RIVER COMPLETE
GIVES LANE 165 OVER
Multnomah Cave About 1000
Aoa.nst Home Candidate;
Aitchison an Easy Victor;
State Vote Is Well In.
.r ...... PIERCE; MINOR OFFICES
I la TV. l--t
Hal.eK. , A pi ll 1 l ei--l lee
HIM on ft lolt of tlllU iu.n
. II.1J o far ff- Ikr Ik .
lie of Ot.gan, f OL.U l hoi una lad
n-rt.lary of tl . I rU.
faf au.f ntinl) (k ( W4H111MMI1
' 1M itra nae Uriac.n I
ell alf knl n ruti
freak). MttllfveH.h. lot aaiii4e. th
kww ruat of fie Me and rouniy
pct-4 la b. ai .ir.Kf hol.t, Uald
kim II ( l. jii il-M I e
njun. Marion, un (t. other nai4.
a eiperled lu t" irtnl r fee iHcuil.
tul anllelhr t.-a.td I'l.olt o Ik.
pari f eoln. MailoM Ul
I1l4a klmo'i ml ul . u vol. i'oub
im (tvtac I'livii giwiT nv.jorm.
OuuB, hi. fut'' honi" t
4 Llaa. In-. a .won rokta
I), a lino 1 aiixKl M. iujufii uui
Alchlli. for rll cnmmi.alun.r,
I IVTU Bib.nl. .a aay li lor or.
Itchuldrrman and ftllun Tn. lall
ran tir.rli i nhr. ahlla AUalava
lift llltl. itKJt. than Iwu l on. lvj
tallty. Malmamati rottnir him
W Jur.li( of Itrarlr IPPP. afkJ O.I
aK t'Blon. Waaou anj olh.r rounllra
pU4 ua bt flura for Mm: la fart.
(fear waa rrohaMy no county in which
ha fell txbind
Tlia count in lha rawntlaa oulald.
Portland prooadad faJrlr faat on lha
Kapubllcan aid, although full 1vitu
cratla raturna ar allfhlrd la ord.r to
tat lha HapubJIran mum through Hood
IUtoc, Clacaamaa, Waahlngloo. t'nlon.
Waaca. L'nialilia. V.mblll and Mull no
mah rountlaa ara about com4ata. Th
eowaJtl.a ith bad irajtaportatlon and
oatlarad attlcmanla ara about to
Ihlrda r ported but lha total of thalr
raturna not 7M in la not aipafttd to
rhaoca Ua raauli vu any Important of
fioaa.
Will
SMITH, DEMOCRAT,
BBam a a Mat ak an a am Bk
WINS IN HAUt r-UH
JUDGE IN BAKER
raaatial la Taa Imim'ii
Bakrr, Or, April 10. Tha cloaaat rara
In bafcar oounly tu for Democratic
circuit Judge. Smith, Incumbanl, being
winner by amall majoritr orer Clifford
ad Mraalck. Rooeevelt'a load Inrrraaea
and Clark appaara leader for Dtmo
cratlo p-aldentlal returna In It out of
II precrncla. Ruak wlU have majority
a ad Sailing leada Uourne. rielda and i.
colt art cloaa, the former leading. WaJ
. . ler Ilarce la given big majority, alao
jajnea Jiarrey uranam, democratic can
dldata for congreaa.
Complete rrtuma from all outaldn
praclncU will not be available before
Monday.
Complete returna from 25 pr.clnrln
out of the 14 precinct In Baker county
i..i
ff a m.ltli. 1 t M n . & i . . . rr-
tit; Bourne 117. Uwell ISO, Morton lit.
Belling; 41; Cochran 1S9, Kllla 147,
Rooaevelt 27, Ruak 110, Slnnott 187;
Flelda 411, Ulcott III; Altchiaon J0,
; Hchuldennan 101, Stayton 178; Champ
Clark 411, Harmon 81, Wood row Wilson
131; Coahow 67, Lane 149, I'lerce UL.
JUDGE AND ATTORNEY
NOMINATED BY BOTH
PARTIES IN BENTON
(Special to The Journal.)
Corvallla, Or., April 20. Returns from
17 of the 18 jjrecinetiOn Benton give
La Follette 239, Rooaevelt 401. Taft
; 131. Belling ltads for United Statea
ermtor with a vote of 613, Bourne hav
ing received 284. Only 15 precinct
have been heard from on dairy and food
commissioner and also on secretary of
late. I ho result or the vote thus fa
received for the former is: Cotttl 134
Edwards 64. Lea 335, Mlckle 243. For
representative, P. O. Bonebrake was
nominated by the Republlcana and the
Democrats nominated J. W. Buster of
Alsea. L, T. Harris, candidate for dl
trlct Judge, and K. It. Bryson, candi
date for district attorney, were noml
nated by both the Republicans and th
Democrats.
Little interest was taken in the Dem
ocratic nominations, and only 10 out of
18 precincts have been heard from. Re
turns ao far give Wilson 149, Clark 86,
Harmon 12; Coshow 24, Lano 116, Miller
31, Pierce 62.
It. f-uc .f?ie
a-.:fii tf IV. R. .l .!.
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Mark.lt (lai. H' I. l-lf. ' '
J.a.a. f ..". ia.-r!. 1. t-
LHa IIMkalfl J 4 TM
fcatlbl.fc4.al. T J tial I """' Will
iam J Wllaw. .if T
arum. Ju.iu. of IK. r a. iM
dl.llll. W W. II ti. ). -ftafcl.
l K Hat
iMi.urltlit A... flair. I aalloa! r--iiMlai'
Nnxl III r 1!. '-!.
MwiJmh . Uu-Jfi.r II. iv. I Hot
man Hiiut. I. Jra.ll kilJi'.'l
I. Kli. II !! II.
buia. I. tl.Mlu II. "I. !
lank !4. Wf'fc.lm vtiaa if
li.tilxl-Cl.lt III ItaiHoo 41.
Vla,-n
r.i.t.etlal .!arlr - Mel ala 1 1 . I'e
i.im II. Wall tea. "
ten II
l'alla4 ialaa ltHtlf-r Ct ihear II.
ln. 111. II.Me
DISTANT CURRY COUNTY
CARRIED BY BOURNE.
ROOSEVELT AND OLCOTT
B4tal to TV. araall
M.r.t.ful.J r. Al-ill : In'-u.pUI.
rtlurn. In 'urry rounlr ! t'' fl
Inatng r.llm.tra I r'l!.t l:t'.
Itoout.lt Taft Hourn ::. Ijnm.
.n i:. h-iiii. ii. iiii.it loo. oicott :i
PARTIAL "cobTliTURNS
GIVE SELLING AFTER ALL
A VERY LARGE MAJORITY
iUbm-UI la TV. J -Ml I
Mar.hflrld. Or. April IP Incomplete
returr.a frm Jl pru-inrla out of II pre
cincts In Tone county glv. lui Koll.tte
l. Hooeavrlt CO. Taft III. Itourne
151. IJ-H 0. Mrtn 41. Hailing 0.
rielda til. lott 4. t oll. I Kd-
ward. (I. Ia (1. Mlckle 174
Inromplrte Democrat returna Clark
(0, Harmon . Wllaon 21, ( oshow IS.
lne 14. fierce 11
M'FARLAND NOMINEE
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
OF CROOK COUNTY
floM-tal la TV. la.ra.LI
Prln.vlllc April 2-1. With but two
or three (mailer prrclnrta to bear from
1. A. MrKarlund of Redmond la toe
Republican nomine, for county Jndg.
at Crook county -after a warm four-
rorner.d fight. . Judge H C. Kill of
Mend, the pr.aent Incumbent Is beaten.
I a rk.l k. TV aaataeit
1 1 j Kmi t m . Aartl Wlta ihe
it.,ii' j f I K. a.lagalas la Iti. He
luliuit aalluai raa.aaUaw f i
la-.. .-ia. t ta fallawlag la a e
cl. a la I t tt ata cul la lae Me-
ri bttmartaa fr lle4 hl.ar
ttalra.l. ie neitoaal ca.alae
iamixi 11. irilMkii II. rioi 4 4i
hiaiHi ii -.hh1 II. Cai.r II. Cue
l. I I. Hail ll llarrie t I4ueia
I Jaa I. u.kar l. MeltKan II
Mini ie. n.nn ie. aifi It
tiJ.bl - 1 roll. He lit. ftuoaetelt
III taft IM
-t: jcntial tla- lor McMeaon III
I filed Siat.a aaivalore - Hourna
I. a.il III Morton TI. h.l lu 11
lULl t.aul.llt . IK wlilim Ikacutkd
l:.lrl. I i nMit 1!T. Una III. Itooaa
O.I II tlx. k 111. aianolt lit.
ha. 1. 1. 1 r of state -ri.Ma It I. Ot
l I 111
Ju.lK. Sur.ma court Kakta 44)
airy and food eommtaelonar Col
l.ll tit, lJaad. 4, j( 117. Mlckil
111
Itallro.d ounuiil.alonar Altchiaon
III. fihuld.rman II. Miaiton 111
District attorney lk.if.nth judicial
di.trlrl lUil It. 1-cpp.r tt. runllh
111
rWnator Ulilii e.naterlal district
llull.r IT4. Cooper ?4
Hiale r.pr..ral.llv T".nty nloth die
trlrl -AOHl.raon lit. llrudle TI, Moore
71 Rchmaltier 111. ttlranahas) 171
t'vunty rornmi.lonr rrtday 174.
Ililnam 111. Wlahart 171.
Hh.rlff Chandl.r 111. J oh neon 414.
Hurv.yor H.nJ.raon lit. Kay lit.
The of flea of county clerk, treas
urer, school superlntind.nl and coro
ner were uncontested and tha present
officer ware renominated by writing
their nani.a on th ballot A. C. Muck
wae r.nomlnatrd Justice of J he peace
and 11 H Ollnger was reaomlnatad
constable.
rew lamocratle votes ware polled.
Wilson received 71. Clark II. Harmon
t. ("nihow II. Lja 74. Pl.ree 11. A
fw precincts are yet to be heard from.
No candidal.) were aspirin- for coun
ty office on the Democratic ticket.
Hood Hlver county haa been conceded
to be In the Taft column and the Koose
velt victory Is a great aurprlse to Hood
Klver votere It baa been learned that
the letter and sample ballots eettt to
Republican of Hood Rlv.r county by
the Hepub. iin elub ef Portland over
the elgnatur of Charlta C Lockwaod
urging voters to vote for tha outlined
ticket caused a large number ef cltl
sens to repudlste the methods of th
Portland club by voting for Roosevelt.
It la conceded that thla loat Taft many
votes. The Hood River precinct sam
ple ballot had beeu aecured by lb Port
land club and diligently marked with
crosses ao as to vote for Huston, Taft.
McKlnley Mitchell. Hulling. Field. Cot.
tel and Hchuldsrman.
R C. Hmtth of Hood River, candidate
for proaecutlng attorney In tha seventh
4 la un. WUmi lease Clsit
at fie la ler 4i4 ek.f )la.st
lt V lW wa.U la 44 I
Meie i will W knae a WfHe
TWeaay.
MiWt AtVa-wy KelkeAdail la Mk-
atly l a 14 a li waiy ti aaatl
aaatgtav W, 11 ttwasis ka
ti f la. tteaaiicaa aMalMliaa
ale eie aa4 will rwa ageja!
r. U ) liai.y mm lae t
tils U.t ll II I Uaae U.
! t'ttey an4 Cavdr ownly ctwl
M I a Heemalluan ilcSi.t Cleik
W. Pmyw le reeslataalej a Ik Da,
ectatl tltk.t
Tke lajUlatlre lk.k.4 taule lee He
auail.ass a4 m tsaa. la.
DEMOCRATS TO MAN
VOTE FOR CLARK IN
MALHEUR COUNTY
ftjajrU! t TV laareall
Vala, 1C April It. dsrllaa) reluftk
In Miar enalf ara y waagre and
ealr few ef I Ke largeet pfeeintte sKuw
lalurae fer say effl- anlal4e ef Ihe
dlstrut a id county fflcaa. Taft l.als
h a-ao.il by te vala. tValltne I beating
tkouinr tfiree to ena, lwt eoirilng
close thlid Cochran III leading In II'
e far rerieiJ4 la th. a od
cnrt.i.fi 4isulrl aa far a ll
rodtity vela goea. sfith ftu.k second
end IJIla. thlid. On Ihe I'.mocreilo lick
l. Clark is getting nearly every vo(e
and l-ne le winning ! foe eaaaler.
y'ot.y for congi eaeniaa le gatlag Ihe
biggest vol on acrottnl ef Ihe hot flsbt
for the district and rovinly of flea Prnv
lkcelly n lelurne ara aacurad for na
tional and slat t-fflres. all the efforia
la getting raturna being Centered on
local offn-.e The hot fight la between
Brook. Iunci and llayee for th Re
publican nomination for diatrlcl attoe
ney and the latest reports from Har
ney. Ureal and .(alhur oouallaa plexrgr
lUooke In th lead by 21 vote. The
Republican nomination for elate rep
resentative la being bitterly conteet-
ad and Hurley la leading Kingman In
the diatrtrl of Harney and Malheur by
14 vela Oaorge MeKnlghl U Lading
by a two to one vote for lha Republican
uniniaw tt fMttr , Wsu
U4 MMMl re scanty t
a f.e i.laL On I. tkemaernU Ua4e4
Akar ef IVaiarie will 4 Ike axMnkik
IW auxrert aikeeey, lAy rr
ly M f, MUH f- ir
sinner.
CLARK AND TAFT
LEAD IN CONTEST
IN MORROW CO
Itaaital k TV lsesll
iUy idk, oi. Asl It M.nw esMin-
ira rittaary laiion im4 laly,
lb. i Uii kul 111(1 efaallkMi a
aiina in Itas-wbikcnn Inn Usaisamlf
11-a.t Clatfe aa4 Tsfl ae Ilia tendtM
prl4aatul caadlaalaa. with lawall n4
f Mire in tkelcee f.r aWastae.
The -! laaa faima free Morrww
nacaiy are aa fullens
RafKibiman IKa.lhr1aa W. Atklr.
an l. ApUi 4, tWyd It. Urn 41
Cjnll f. Cnrey It. Cs la. Hsll tt.
Hirtli a. Kusion t. Jane 4. WtOkuUnr
14. M4clkan II. aliai I. Kailna a.
anlth It, nwift It; 1 rviutt 41.
nooet Ml. Taft 1IT, MlMsken lit.
Itonriw IT. Unwell 171. Mert.a II. tV.ll
ug It, (Whraa 11. Eli I III. Wnaervall
it. Ruth 17. klantl III. nld ll.
01.0U Uf. Ksfcla te; Cotial 144, K4
wards It. l- tt. Mlckle 111; Attcnleon
ill Hchuld.rrnan 140, uiaytnn tt;
rhelp. circuit Judge, lit: Neal. dletrVct
I lor nay. 111! aUelwer. dtstrtcf at torn y,
Itf; nianfleld, Jalal reprwMBlallva, III;
Hrlgge, county Judge, 17; Hilt, eexsaty
rl.rk, lit. Kana. ehetiff. Ill; Nolaon.
eounty achool auperinlendeal. Ill; Oil
liatn. iraaeurvr. 117; Turner, couaty
urveyer. III, Hales. MfflmUilosar, lit,
sUlkeany, romm taalon.r. 111
liamocraiw; ticket lUnaitl IT. Burk
I, Cole I. Kdmuneoa 1, On 1, Hetmaa
Holm . t ladder I y 1. King 1. Mn
loney 24. Reynolds 1. Mhaahan I. Bteven-
on I. WIm I; Chnaap CUrk IT. Hamten
I Wilson . Mctiin II. p.lereon tl.
Wall t. Watson It, W'hllten I. Coahew
II. I-nn IT. Ml ler 4. tplerte 41. Corey
14, Omhnni 14. Ryan II, Aldernon TT.
Patterson, county Judge. HI: Hayea,
sheriff. 14; McElllgoit, commlanlonar.
Tt I
-igTrrg
WINSLOW LOSES HIS
HOME COUNTY TO HILL;
FIGHT ON OLCOTT LOST
IW lean. Or. Ayett t.-Celee P
tfm ) ft4i4 frvna It 41
ef II yra4 In Maria) -aty. an.
Ul -ie wweil a fJaJnliiy af 111
e.w Tfl a4 III v L ywll.il,
wkU reaUw leas, la It fcrtne
la I k-ae SMaA iia annua ra-at.
Unna Canena CUnj y a, TteM
fig ara kala4 ail f Inn ttly tVaUes,
OUW4I U Itf voa na4 f rieU.
and It la e lava 14 Inia will k-s In
ky 114 la Ik reaaaUtag It
precinct Tela nt4 Base
latere! bar thn JaM any nkar. aa
a slgwenna annan!- na4 Im annas
galnt Ottl t Mnrtna eexaaly by ea- I
Ul tkalssa sltleen
aalliag I manla arg kar. new 1
lenAa Ham ay Hit e a4 in eiaad
lly gaialsg
There is a ckei cwnle! fer alsena aa
Ul tel4ll Usnnt. That fnf H'Hnei.
Husk. Ja4lnnak Banllfe a4 Weak
a alighl l4. eit in te4na
f Jsnn.ua, wk i maniag eiraag and
4 la lane lug his nenrwa .aaat narty
4 vat a.
ll U e4a4 innl Wltllnan Knea ka
racalrad In Jtennnllcna neatnaln rf
skarlff. but cecal y el.rk and ane
ara eull la Unnkc Mat Oanlhar 1 la
k land for alert, having I Itf nea la
ft. S. Culver-a 1441 Albert L QUI ana
slight le4 for aar vr it r.
Waal. Utile haa 1144 vole and Wel
lit.
ll now nee ma that W. C. Wln.low
will loaa kla noma eety In Ihe rare
aaatael Onle 111U f Albany for ale
rt -t attorney. 11U1 ta II vales la hf
end.
SMITH RENOMINATED
SHERIFF OF LINN;
G. HILL GETS PLACE
Albany. Or, April 11 Tfltk I
Plata returns from all but ftva precinct
, jt... ,i i. . !H!gWf;
l Ltna ety. wtkk wul a 4 avata
Inily affest tl f!, h.e.U ka a
pjwauie Taft tl III, U ruida
Uial lL
He fta-vina airing IVa v4a a e
! wrnifcs aeiktanill n4 aninflJ
nasi I see a a I tan lata:. n4 la
taa-all nUl net k tases a. 4 at4U J
-M in wlfUel ) will la inn
kaJi 4 la a. tWam ay IMe le a an
r 4m.4 aimney. lie- sV ltUI ef
Aianay kt neiii Had tr a sf avargtn.
fer leseaneniaiivee) 11 i'sm irrnikr
nasfcta. X li alaw. I- ai. -ur-
and J. It tWrr and Ina IWlln43
iv.il a CVltae. U Lw4ii4j aag tf-
H r"e
Tk rwnla! IW annrtff aa Ik lna
crelke Inhet alle4 In In Is siajnai
ef tl ft MHk, el will k o
KM kf tk tt tveatna. T .
SHERMAN FOR TAFT
SELLING AND FIELDS;
CLARK LEADS WILSOU
lyni weayisi wr. .
fiem fthnrenaa ceuel
41 IT. Rneneveli 111.
Mm. Or, April
fklnl feJtim
glv. a rttel
Tart til. tvawrn IT. t-tl II. Mec
lon t. ftellleg III. CWfcraa It. ElMi
It Me tell I. Heea Tt. innotl 111.
flelda ttt CHnetl III. Call. I 11. IV1
ar 41 Ixx It, Wukte 114. Alicklno
III. ftchniaetmaa 1 1. ftlya 41
Cheap CUrk 41. Iiarann I, Waodrew
Wllean II. Cnnew T. Laa 11. rierra
It lalal. Hepafclkcaa eer
Hon: Acker tl. ApalngnU I. Bnd
II. Bynnn It. CanvylMH 14. Cnrey 4.
Can 11. rry B. Hall II. Harrt I. Hue-
la I. Joavea II. MeCwnhe 11 Melsehsn
II Mtata 1 raltnn aesni. ftsBllb II.
win 11 Psasm nte cvloi Ben
Mil tt. Berhe 1. Cole none, Kdanwnae
Owdfrey I, 0e no. 1 elaian none.
Holm t. Jewell I. atn44ertr U Klag
s. Maleney 1 Moeee I. Reynold L. Ik
kan L aherravaa aana. ftiavwnnea t.
wnk . wnaalsa ann. Wave 1
fraaicwtlng atlemeri fturr III.
Wnka It I. W. 11 RagndaU for ntaie
aanaler 111 W. A. 0ali til aaJ
W. B. rwltar 111 Far atnla rtrnin
II em J van. paiaiiritla elect ere: Mo
Lnla T. rslereon It, trail 1 Wntanri
11. Whlttea a.
P. N. lUIfour of Prlnevllle Is renomln- ,udlct aist rtct. carries Hood Rl and
sled for sheriff on the Iwmocratl') Crook ooUnt,., by Urge majorltlra but
ticket ami Frank K.lkln of Prtnrvllle. , Wasco to Hell, who Win by
ms opponent m two ,anr. a". about 100 majority In three counties.
Republican nominee. W. E Van Al
en of Redmond is probably nominated
by the Republicans for assessor
ouls Wylde of Prlnevllle. Roosevelt
showed strength over the field In
Crook, running neck and neck with
Tsft. Clark Is the favorite over Wll
non. Olrott. for secretary of atate, Is
unnlng three to one ahead of Fields.
over JACKSON GOES FOR
LA FOLLETTE; KEENE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Out-of-Town Folks Mail Us Your Ordersi You Save More Than the Shipping Cosf
Moving Time Is .Drawing Near !
OUR NEW HOME, THE 4W00D-LARK" BUILDING, NEARS COMPLETION. A FEW SHORT WEEKS AND
THE DOORS OF PORTLAND'S "GREATER" RETAIL DRUG STORE WILL SWING OPEN TO OUR MANY
FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
But now we would dispose of all mtMxKaridiia in our present store. With
that in mind, we have marked down every article save a few contract goods.
Our reputation of nearly half a century is being upheld during this Removal
Saleevery reduction is one in fact
We ask you to visit each of onr many departments. A comparison of price and
quality will demonstrate that to anticipate future needs wul result in your saving on
every purchase. . - - - .
Extra Special .Tor Monday.Tuesday, Wednesday
CLATSOP SWEPT BY
ROOSEVELT, SELLING,
' OLCOTT, AITCHISON
, (Soeclal to The Jntinw!
Astoria, Or., April 20. Practically
complete returns from Clatsop county
: give: La Follette 274, Roosevelt 633,
Taft 468. Bourne 474, Selling 608, Fields
440, Olcott 790. Cottel 278, Lea 310,
Mlckle 381, Aitchison 619, Schulderman
334, Stayton 191.
No Democratic returns will be avail-
. abla until Monday afternoon or Tues
day morning.
Norblad, for district attorney, 836,
Tongue 4 74 in Clatsop. Tongue's ma
jority In the four counties is 1657. He
ads In every county except Clatsop.
NO LONGER RESIDENT
OF STATE, NOMINATED
- CLACKAMAS RECORDER
(gpcx-lal to The Journal.)
Oregon . City, Or., April 20. Despite
tha - fact that Lloyd K. Williams, the
present recorder of ClackamaH county
haa disappeared from the county and Is
believed to have deserted Ins family,
h was today nominated by the Repub
llcana for the office of recorder by a
lead of tl over his opponent, C. W.
Strueken.
Williams went fishing with his wife
and child Bunday. April 1. On the
previous Saturday he filed his norninat
trig petition for-ttinfflce of recorder.
Ha was seen later' In San Francisco,
where be la said to be employed. His
vote today was 1Z7; struckes votu
was 1113.
GETTINS IS DEFEATED
FOR STATE SENATOR;
PIERCE BEATS MARSH
(Special to The Journal. 1
Marshfleld. Or. Aprlf 10. The Coos
county Republican ticket was nomi
nated as follows: Hhertff. O. O. Lund;
county clerk, James Watson; county
treasurer, T. M. Dimmlck; assessor,
Oeorge E. Peoples: school superintend
ent, Raymond O. Baker; county survey
or, A. N. Gould; coroner, F. B. Wilson;
commissioner, W. T. Dement.
The Coos county Democratic ticket
follows: Bherlff, W. W. Oage; asses
sor, T. J. Thrift; county surveyor. W.
J. Hunt: commissioner, Thomas Coke.
Raymond C. Baker was nominated
for county superintendent of schools
by the Democrats as well as by the
Republicans.
Coos county will give Roosevelt a
plurality of about 350 and about the
same plurality for Selling. T. 6. Smith
has defeated K. Getting for the Repub
lican nomination for state senate In
this district S. F. Pelrce defeated A.
(special to The Journal.) 1
Medford. Or., April 20. La Follette
la victor in the county by 60 votes over
Roosevelt, while Taft was a poor third.
Returns are practically all In. In tha
city Roosevelt was first with a lead of
21 over Ia Follette, Taft again a poor,
third. Wilson lead la over a hundred
votes over Clark, Harmon practically
nothing. Bourne carried over two to I
one throughout the county, Coahow was
an eaay favorite. For Secretary of
state Olcott defeated Flelda two to onr.
Mlcklo easily Is In the lead for fooj I
commissioner. Complete returna from j
36 precincts out of 40 in Jackson coun-
ty give La Follette lilt, Roosevelt,
1074, Taft 436, Bourne 1111, Sailing j
647, Fields 783, Olcott 1(03, Champ l
Clark 331, Harmon 18, Wood row Wil
son 445, Coshow 329, Lane 178, Pierce
237.
Unless some other district In the
state hus polled more votes In Oregon
for a vice president of the United
States than did Jackson county. Dr. J.
M. Keen c, Republican state committee
man and sworn foe of the Oregon sys
tem will be placed before the Chicago
convention by the Oregon delegation.
Dr. Keene received 44 vots as the
choice of the Republican party of Ore
gon for vice president. Under the prl-
ary law the delegates must cast their
J. Marsh for the Republican nomlna
Hon for Joint representative from Coos ballots for him unless some other dls
ana urry counties
sixth district.
Returns on Democratic tickets are not
complete but Clark will carry the coun
ty by probably -200 plurality. Coshow
leads for state senator on the Demo
cratic ticket, .
STARR TO BE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY IN GILLIAM,
SHERMAN, WHEELER
(Special to Th Journal. I
Condon, Or., April 20. More complete
returns from outlying precincts of Gil
Ham county give Roosevelt 160. Taft
146 and La Follette 73 In the senatorial
race. selling leads with 199 votes.
Bourne received 108 and Lowellt88. Sin
nott leads congressional candidates with
186 votes. Rusk received 109. Cochran
ft, Roosevelt 21. Kills 76.
In the race for district attorney
Weinke received a majority In this
county of 19 votes over Starr, although
the majority received by the latter In
Sherman and Wheeler gives him the
nomination without doubt. For county
reasurer Horner received the nomina
tion, getting 269 vote, while Dukek
received 139. J. B. , Keeney received
the nomination for county assessor over
W. A. Darling.
comprising the trlcts has polled more than 44 votes.
CHESHIRE NAMED FOR
JOSEPHINE'S SHERIFF
OVER MASON, STRONG
CLACKAMAS CARRIED '
BY TONGUE; W00DR0W
WILSON GETS COUNTY
("rectal te The Journal.
Oregon City,- Or., April 10. Complete
returns from every precinct In "Clack
am county give th following result:
Republican delegate ta national con
vention Ac kerson 10. Applegate -(7,
Bay d ICS. Brnoa ill Campbell 111.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
ROLLING UP GOOD
VOTE FOR "COL."
'Bpirrlal to Th Journal.)
Roseburg, Or., April 20. Complete re
turns from 34 precincts out of 89 pre
cincts in Douglas county give: . L Fol
lette 687. Roosevelt 08, Taft 636;
Bourne 684, Lowell 166, JHorton 140,
Selling 1076; Cottel 616. Edwards 331,
Lea 40?, Mlckle 610; Champ Clark 367,
Harmon 70. Wood row Wilson 206; Co
show 178," Line 15, Pierce 103.
Probably .the C-loneat ire in tha pri
martea In Douglas county Is between
eorge M. Brown and C 8. Jackson, Re
publican candidate fdr district attor
ney in thia district. Brown, the present
prosecutor, defeated Jackvaon of thla
county ny approximately 168, Coa
(Sow-la! U. Th Journal.)
Grants Pass, Or., April 20. Incom
plete returna from 12 precincts out of
20 preclnots in Josephine ' county give
La Follette 184, Roosevelt 818, Taft 111,
Bourne 314, Lowell 63, Morton 81, Sell
ing 100, Flelda 863, Olcott 318, Cottell
210, Edwards 92, Lea 115. Mlckle 189,
Champ Clark 64, Harmon 8, Woodrow
Wllaon 69, Coshow 36, Lane 48,
Pierce 32.
Republican J. N. Johnson, prosecut
ing attorney, 477; H. K. Hanna, prose
cuting attorney, 262. Democrat E. E.
Kelly, prosecuting attorney, 97. Dem
ocrat Sheriff, William Cheshire, was
nominated over Mason and strong. W.
H. Patello, Democrat, was nominated for
clerk.
ART WARE
POTTERY
BRASS AND
CUT GLASS
in new styles and patterns selling at
greatly reduced priced.
Amphora and Stellmacher Pottery, ar
tistic vases and other decorative pieces
over 500 pieces to choose from.
Values from $1.00 to $50.00 reduced 25
per cent
Brown glazed and rich green pottery
Jardinieres, come in two sizes :
Qy2 inch, regular $1.50, now $1.13
11 inch, regular $2.50, now $1.67
New Showing of Elec
tric Art Lamps
BRASS UMBRELLA STANDS '
Eighty-eight handsome Umbrella Stands,
genuine hammered brass with copper orna
ments. Values $8.00 to $12.00. Your choice
at only $5.23.
Brass Jardinieres and Urns, about 25 odd
pieces, values to $15.00. Your choice of the
lot at $7.98.
FOUNTAIN PENS
We have one of the most completelines
of fountain pens in the city, which includes
(he celebrated Waterman "Ideal" In , all
styles, also Conklin Self-Filling, as well as
our own excellent "Wood-Lark" in both self
filling and safety. Prices 08 to $28.00.
We clean and refill your pen free.'
NEW CUT
GLASS
Our cut glass is acknowledged by all
who have seen it as low in price as it is .
beautiful-
Rich, sparkling, sharply cut radiating
the prism light in a hundred and one color
ettects. au tne Dest ana taie patterns, in
cluding the new dahlia cut in both dull
and bright effects. Selling now at re
moval prices.
25 barrels of 8-inch Berry Bowls in
the popular sunburst pattern; compare
these with others at $4.00. Our price
while it lasts, each $1.98.
Water Sets in several different styles
and patterns pitcher and six glasses;
regular $7.00 now only $5.U.
JUST ARRIVED New line of beauti
ful silver deposit ware. See it in our
Third Floor Art Section.
OBESITY BELTS
Worn constantly, they will reduce your girth and relieve that exhausted
sensation Which is always experienced by fat persons during warm weather.
We can fit the most portly person and guarantee satisfaction.
These belts are valuable to wear after an operation.
$1.50 PERFUME 98c
itericott s wen Known jfertume JJjendss, a
most exquisite and lasting odor. Sold by all dealers
at $1.50. Our price for three days only, the oz. 98
USEFUL ARTICLES FOR
THE SICKROOM
Sanitary white enamel bas
ins, douche pans, funnels, wash
basins, irrigating douche cans,
baby bath tubs, bed pans, etc.,
in our Surgical Department,
Second Floor.
ROOSEVELT. FIELDS AND
SELLING EASY LEADERS;
LANE WINNER IN LANE
'(Special to The Journal.)
Eugene, Or, April 20 Incomplete
returna from 66 precincts out of s4
precincts In Lane county, give La Fol
lette 699, Roosevelt 1080, Taft 717,
Bourne-689, -Lowell 330, Morton 160,
Selling 1387. Flelda 1493, Olcott 632,
Cottel S2S, Edwards 296, Lea 464, Mlckle'
737, Champ Clark 114, Harmon 35",
Woodrow Wilson 228, Coshow 169, Lana
286, Pierce 121.
UTLEY AND CADY HAVE
CLOSE RACE IN LAKE I
FOR CLERK; T. WINS
(Sp-UI ta Tuts, liar na I.
Lakevlew. Or.. ApwOil-Seven of the
14 precincts In Lake county. Incom
plete, Indicate that Roosevelt tufa car
ried m4st of tha precincts and will have
about fn plurality over Taft. La Fol
lette Will aecure about one-fifth of the
Electrify Hair Brushes
We have just received a new
supply of those well known Dr.
Scott's Electric -Hair Brushes,
in all sizes. Prices range from
$1.00 to $3.00.
PARISIAN IVORY
We're proud to hear on every
hand that nowhere in the city
can you find such Parisian
-Ivory and such values as at
this store. We have anticipated
your desires for real high qual
ity ivory it's here now for
your inspection. For three days
we offer:
$3.504mported French Ivory
Hair brushes at .$2.9
75c Parisian Ivory Buffers in
boats at ..... . .59i
35c Parisian Ivory Gentlemen's
Combs at ........ 25c
PEROXIDE DENTAL CREAM
By its antiseptic prophylactic properties, Peroxide Dental
Cream tends to destroy mouth germs, cleanses the teeth and
effectually purifies the mouth, retarding decay and preventing
tooth troubles. Guaranteed. Price, the tube 25c
TIRED. FEET RELIEVED
by the use of our Flat Foot
Arch Supports. Try a pair if
your arches are broken down.
$1.50 to $3.00 pair. ,
$2.50 CORAL BEADS 98c
. Of all jewelry that excites the
admiration of lovers of neck
ornaments, none expresses more
fully the quiet, rich effect than
do our strings of beautiful gen
uine Coral Beads.
These beads were bought to
sell at $2.50; for these three
days they're reduced , to 98
Handsome Daisy Neck Chains
for the children youll be sur
prised how pretty they really
are and the price is only SU
ADVANCE SHOWING OF
. WHITE BAGS
Fashion says WHITE for
this season, so we advise you to
make your selection early of
these swell white bags.
MARK CROSS" GLOVES
Chamois Gloves In the) correct
shades for early eprlng. wear are
tha new primrose; we have your
ilze, specially priced, pair f 1.50
Hearing
Helps
We have every
known device to
assist the deaf,
acousticons, au-
rfinfinnan Viaar.
ing horns, con- S
venation tubes, artificial ear
drums, etc Call or write for
booklet and full information.
All Canadian Money
Taken at Par
CAMERAS FOR SUMMER OUTINGS
Don't start ? on y6ur Summer outing without a camera
many' delightful hours can be spent looking over views taken
during vacation trips experienced that can be recalled that
would otherwise be forgotten. Now is the time and the Ansco
is the camera. We have them in all sizes and styles,
Buster - Brown Style .... $2.00 to $12.U0
Ansco Box Style ........ $5.00 to $7.75
Ansco Folding Cameras $12.00 toJ55L00:
Your plates and films will be given expert attention if in-
trusted to our care. We have every known appliance for devel
oping and finshing "under supervision of skilled men not chil
dren. .We enlaree, retouch and tint' 8x10 ENLARGEMENT
FREE with all finishing orders amounting to $1.00 or more.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF ANSCO FILMS-In All Sizes
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