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Newspaper Page TextCITY EDITION If AZ ere and If All True THE WEATHER Tonight and Sunday, fair: variable winds. Maximum Temperatures Friday : Portland New Orleans.... 86 Boise 64 New York. 70 Los Angeles..... 64 St. Paul......... 71 VOL. XIX. NO. 63. EnUred a Haoond-Clua Mattel Poatoffica, Portland. Oresos PORTLAND, OREGON. SATURDAY EVEING, MAY 22, 1920. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. ON TRAINS AND Nrws STANDS rlVI CENTS rn nnn Y U i Jlluv A I city edition ZflK rrftSY fi?i?ivri r?u ffrfVfVTfTi 55V feetoraa. Tb. Send? Journal, with tabulated It f V W " X VsZy'JV SjT -'N V-T - V YXJ Hg lV , . X, VjE -V wr VO lertkm return, will b selling on th. (treat to- , V W, ' Mr t X. w , -f- pA"- c"""' "Zt4C Fl IPS jOiA JOWM WLlkJ?""d"l 'NT ' - . j , r " wsht for em -Um only Portland Sunday " - J i Jr '- ' j nJ " S ill I. I U V SBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBSBBSNSBSSBBBBBBMSS . SXBSBSaVBBBSBsaBSBSISBBBBSBBBBBBBIBKSBBBB1 CHAMBER. . . - i LAIN HAS NOMINATION: TO STATE JOSEPH AND MOSER LEAD FOR SENATE Farrell, Hume and Staples Come in Order Named; Cellars, Lewis and Day Close at Heels; Re turns Are From 175 Precincts. LEADS IN RACI? SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON, who has what is evidently a safe lead in the Oregon Republican primaries for president.'. Nomination of George W. Joseph, 5hs C. Mo8er. Robert S. Farrell. Wil son T. Hume and Isaac E. Staples as candidates for the state senate 'from Multnomah qpunty is augured by complete returns from 175 of Multnomah county's 413 precirfbts. Joseph leads the field with a total vote, thus far, of 245. Cellars, Day and Howell are clone at the heels of the five leaders In the con test In the . Thirteenth senatorial dis trict, In which 15 candidates sought the five senate seats available. Joseph's lead, established early In the count, has been maintained steadily ar the count progressed, -while Moser, In - the count of the last' precincts listed, has advanced toward Joseph's total. Moser's vote stands at 6001. Farrell has 5627,' Hume 5079 and Staples 5185. One hundred and seventy-five pre cincts complete show the following vote; -. Thirteenth senatorial district: Joseph 6245 6001 5637 5185 6079 ,...4896 ............4310 ............4215 4298 4191 3826 3495 2925 ..2589 i'iUBCl , ...... Farrelt ...... Staples ' ................. Hume Cellars ................. Iay .................... Howell .., IjwIs ................. Whltcomb ............. Rynerson .............. Shillock Lepper ................ r.ncKson . ... .......... . . . . . . Nottingham ...2194 Ld '4 ii WELLS LEADS FOR STATE SEAT, LEONARD-IS NEXT 'Harvey Wells, former state insurance commissioner. Is maintaining the lead among candidates for nomination to the state legislature in the Eighteenth repre sentative district, where the completed count in 175 precincts give him a total .vote of 7080. K. K- Kubll has stepped ahead of W. C North in the latest count, and now .occupies fourth place on the ticket, with a total of 6189 votes as compared with 6655 for Barge E. Leonard, who Is run ning second to Wells in the list of 34 candidates, from which 12 are to- he nominated. Hosford jumped -from eixth to third with 6226 votes. Lonergaii has climbed up the list of the 12 favorites In the completed count In 175 precincts, and Alma D. Katz has stepped Into the fourteenth position. Lionergan is a close contender for the place as the count progresses, however. Phelps Is twelfth in the list of favorites. The count of ballots cast for repre sentative "in the Seventeenth district, comprising Multnomah and Clackamas eounty. has been completed in 175 of the precincts in Multnomah county and gives W. R. McDonald of Portland a total of 5244 votes. David E. Lofgren. who held very close to McDonald's count In the early returns, has dropped back and in 175 precincts is given a total of 4953 votes. Crans of Clackamas county is running a' slow third in Multnomah county returns and thus far has received 2105 votes. Complete returns "on the balloting in 175 precincts in the county for Seven teenth and Eighteenth district represen tatives show: Seventeenth representative district : MqrDonald . ; ...5244 Tgren .4iaJ (.'tans i... Z1U5 eighteenth representative district: ...7 55 6326 6189 ..... M4 .....641 S0 5144 6064 4821 45S7 4ii3 ...r.....4r28 4501 440g 4385 4310 '....3756 3702 3745 3519 .....3329 vs. 3279 3258 3238 3192 , 3186 .....3151 3077 i 2815 .........2733 2612 i 4tf ts1N v: ells onard . . oford ., hnbll orth Lee ....... I.onergan . Richard liordon . M rFarland l.ynn Phelps ... liimlman Katz Xleeman . . Korell .... Mt-:ue .... West ...... Hill- ...... Merf ger .. Weber .... Campbell , Overmire Baketel . Herrln . . Williams Haley . . Benefiel Carlson ........... Asher Chausse .......... Cple Jacobson ......... A meat ........... . .., . ..2464 New York Soldier ; Jonus Bill Signed '..V- ' " 1 ' t - - I Albany, kl T., May 22. I. N. R f Governor Smith today signed the Smith v soldier bonus UXL . 7? - 55 n0 ON MEASURES fMTHI SEW CERTAIN WINNER Amendment to Restore Capital , Punishment, Which Was at First in Doubt, 'Seems to Have Carried; Returns Incomplete. C. N. McArthur, judging from the continuing- drift of , the voting as shown , from the complete : returns from 175 precincts of the district, Multnomah county, has won the' Re publican ; nomination for congress. Qn the same basis it seems more thin probable that Dr.. Esther Pohl-Love'Joy has defeated Mrs. ""Alexander Thompson for , the Democratic nomination for the same office, . ' - ' ; In the First district W. C. Hawley has no opposition and Is the? Republican nominee for that district, while in the Second district Sinnott is leading Jones nearly six to one. " In the ! Republican Multnomah' con- s-ressional battle McArthur has 6932 votes so far tabulated to his creditv. while Sweeney has 4903 and Smith 3308, giving McArthur a lead in the 175 pre cincts completely counted of 2024.. On the ' Democratic side of the battle line. Dr. iLovejoy has 2165 votes in ' her favor as against 1686 cast for Mrs. Thompson in the 175 precincts Of 1 the district. This gives Dr. Lovejoy a lead, so far counted, of 479. f Incomplete returns from three coun ties of the Second congressional district give Sinnott 605, Jones 181 and Graham, the Democratic candidate, 8 votes. Peace Is So Severe That Abdication of Sultan May Result ;. )'.. .:: i . , . Constantinople, Turkey, May 22. As expected, the peace terms produced deep depression here. At a meeting in the sultan's palace it was suggested that in case the powers did not modify their de cisions in regard to Thrace and Smyrna the saltan and the imperial family would abdicate, leaving the Mussulmans with out a caliph for the first -time in his tory. It 1 is hoped to stir up all the Mussulmans in the' British empire and thus compel Britain to modify the terms. Voters in affirmative mood passed favorably upon all measures of ;the special state election ballot, Friday, Judging by the complete count of 175 Multnomah- county precincts and in complete returns from 26 Oregon counties outside Multnomah ; county. Even the doubtfully popular capital punishment biil shows a majority ' ap proaching 3000, and the majority in favor of thjB measure providing for the successor to an incapacitated governor has a lead of more than 4000. ; The vote on the elementary school tax bill is heaviest as the count progresses, but the blind school measure continues to have the largest majority. There seems to be no further room for doubt that all the measures have' car ried. The latest count shows : k Eminent Domain Tee 20,563, no 5386 ; majority for, 15,177. -! f Road Bond AmendmentTee 20,505, no 8437 ; majority for, 12,068. Capital Punishment Yes 16,424, no 13.634 i-mar jority for, 2790. ; Crook and Curry Amendment Tea 15.200, no 5867; majority for. 9333. Successor to Governor Yes 15,247, no 11,020; majority for. 4227. Higher Educational Tax Yes 23,961, no 7760 ; majority' for, 16,201. Soldiers' Aid Bill Yes 20,308. no &613 ; majority for.ll,695. Elementary School Tax Yes 25-288, no 6630; majority for, 18,658. feind School Tax Yes 23,370, no 3881 ; majority for, 19.489. S Mrs. Hidden Looks Like Victor in Race For Delegate's Seat ir . Mrs. Maria L. T. Hidden Is in third place in 75 precincts complete, Multno mah county, for delegate at large to the Democratic national convention. Four delegates are to be elected. Pyrdy leads the ticket with 512, and Holman, 501, is second. Mrs. Hidden is ' followed by Crawford, 485, iwith Schuyleman in fifth place with a total of 441. Bert Haney has scored 404 votes. Baldwin 374, Smith 350, Harry 318, Drain 311, Mon tague. 293 and Reddy 130. ' For delegates from the third congres sional district to the Democratic con vention. Bessie M. Richards, 409. has jumped ahead of John H. Stevenson in the 75 precincts reported, Stevenson be ing second with 376 and Holcomb. third, 277. : Two are to be elected. Gleason is scored 252. McNaught 230, Flegel 192. Strong 183, Smith 150,' Crldge 136, Adams 134. I . . CARRIES STATE SENATOR GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN, who has- been ' nominated by the Democratic party as its candidate for the United States senate; ! ...... i i t ' . ' s ' . ' ' sa 1 ' ' ' ' "x ' ' . t H -"' 4 , - X 111 r L . ... -5: J STANFIELO FAR AHEAD Senior U. S. Senator From Ore- gon "Scores 2 to 1 Over Ha ; maker - Starkweather Crowd; i Wool Man Leads Samuels. 5 Masked Bandits Blow Des Moines Safe; Bonds Taken v ' De Moines, Iowa, May 22. (U. P.'M Flve masked ? bandits blew the safe of the Reasnor SavTnlT." bank at Reasnor, Iowa, early today and escaped with Lib erty bonds and negotiable paper valued at several thousand dollars, according to advices to Des Moines police today. The bandits escaped in an automobile. Posses trailed them towards Des Moines. Reasnor is about 40 miles east of Des- Moinea Kozer Maintains an Easy Lead in Race For State Secretary Kozer maintains an easy lead for sec retary f state in the total returns from 20 counties of the state, incomplete, in cluding 175 Multnomah county precincts, his vote being 7842. with Lockley in second place with 4527. Schulderman is back in third with 3774, ' and Jones fourth with 3437. Wood 3035, Parsons 2840 and Cobuxn 1632, finish in the order McCamant and Olson, MacDonald, Carey Lead for Delegates Wallace McCamant leads the field. In 75 'precincts in Multnomah county for delegate at large to the Republican na tional convention, his ' vote being 1949. Olson, 1842, Is in next ; place, and the other two high men are MacDonald 1682, and Carey 1608. "Four are to be elected. Others in the runlng are: Cameron 1492, Harrison 1472. Rand 1303, Kollock 1148. and Boyd 1108. ; ' In these precincts Johnstone, for dele egate to the Republican national con vention from the Third congressional district. Multnomah county, has taken a strong lead, with 2074 votes, Dow Walker being in second place with 1796. There are two delegates to' ; be elected from this district. Dan Kellaher has 1753 votes, Dunne 1406, MDler 1399 and Northrup 1134. i EVANS, flURLBURT -1 SURE NOMINEES Walter Evans - again will be the Republican nominee for district at torney and Thomas Hurlburt for sheriff of Multnomah county.i re turns from 175 precincts indicate. Rude en is leading .Muck; by approx imately 100 votes in the commis sioner contest, and Beveridge's re nomination as county . cleric' seems assured. j .'" Evans leads Stanley Myers for ; dis trict attorney by 1800 votes' with 13.500 founted. More than 8700 votes have been cast for Hurlburt for sheriff as against 4771 'for 'Mark Peterson, and Beveridge Is 3300 ahead of Jorfes for the' clerkship. , In the torrid race for county commis sioner, Rudeen te leading with a ' vote of 3271 as against 3149 for Muck, 2881 for Wheeler. 2573 fori Kelly and 2395 for Thomas. Gloss is running away with, the nomination for constable. The count In 175 precincts gives Gloss 4480 votes. Funk 2262, Wertheimer 2214, Ryan 1607. Jackson i 1281 and Stayton and Wallace follow with less than 1000 votes each. - ' Richard Deich Is now In the lead for district .judge, department No. 2, with 5415 votes. Judge Jones follows with 4872 and 4327 have been cast for Mc DougaL Judge Bell is 2400 votes ahead of Mears for the domination in de partment No. 1 and 340Q ahead of Alex ander. Hawkins is leading Itauffnaan two to one in No. 3. ! Kanzler's nomina tion for the court of domestic relations is apparently assured. Welch is beating Caldwell two to one for assessor, and ' Smith is 1500 votes ahead, of Green for coroner. Alderson leads Burton by 2700 votes with 13,000 cast for county school superintendent. Lewis and . Bonser. are unopposed for the nominations for treasurer, and sur Pussyfoot Will, Fly.. West on Anti-Booze Speaking Campaign Columbus, Ohio. " May 22. TJ. P,) W. E- "Pussyfoot" Johnson, who recent ly returned from an anti-liquor campaign in England,, is going "to take to the air" in order to' add an Idaho engagement to his-western trip which he will 'start soon. . .? - ! : Johnson speaks July- In Denver and is scheduled for July :. 6 In Spokane, Wash. His itinerary calls for his leav ing Denver on a fast train for Granger, Wra,: from where he will be taken by airplane to Twin FalBs, Idaho, the morn ing of Jly 6. After speaking in Twin Falls he will fly to Shoshone ..Id&iux United States Senator George E. Chamberlain continues to lead Stark weather for the Democratic nomina tion. Throughout the state, with incomplete returns from 26 counties, Including complete returns from 225 Multnomah precincts; Chamberlain is virtually two to one ahead of Stark weather, j Stanfleld is 11,857, votes ahead of Abra ham for the Republican senatorial nomi nation, with the lead Increasing as the returns continue to come in. ' Senator Chamberlain has. according to the latest returns tabulated, a total vote of 6332 in tlje state at large, in cluding Multnomah county, while Stark weather has received . 3563 votes, a Chamberlain lead of 2763. The Multno mah count bivea Chamberlain 3134 votes to 1705 for Starkweather, a Mult nomah lead of 1429. il Stanfleld. ih the! state ai lartre. has 30.109. , wotes, whilei " Abraham -,has8252 11.857 fat the state as far as at present counted. In Multnomah county Stan field has 12,708 votes to 4356 for Abra ham, a Multnomah county lead for Stan- field of 7362 votes. Woman Ends Life ? After Husband Is Taken to Asylum i Waahougal, Wash.,! May 22. Despond ent apparently because her husband had been take nto Steilacoom to the asylum three weeks ago, Mrs. Caroline Winkler, living about eight miles north east of Waahougal,; committed , suicide Friday by drowning. When she failed to return Friday evening her son and daughter sought for her, finding her body into the river.' : Mrs. Winkler had ' removed her shoes and thrown herself into deep water but the body had drifted into shallow water and her children saw her hair floating on the surface. She was 68 years, old and left five children, two of them small. McCourt Piling Up Lead for Judgeship Later returns indicate that - John Mc Court " continues to pile, up a big ma jority for judge of tlji circuit court, department No. 6, , Multnomah county, 100 . precincts complete in Multnomah eounty. giving him- a total of 4073, against -1377 or Boon Cason and 1300 for Will H. Bard JilcCourt : is f now presiding. judge of tha circuit court. Senator Visits Daughter -Washington. D. C. May 22. (WASH INGTON BUREAU OF THE JOUR NAL) After receiving a telegram from ex-Governor West, which read, "Yon are running ahead, congratulations : Senator Chamberlain left Washington to spend the week-end with his daughter at her Maryland country place. G. 0. P. REFUSES TO ACT ON H. C.L.BILLS Washington, May 22. (U. P.) Senate Republicans in caucus today refused to take any action regard ing bills to reduce the high, cost of living, measures to regulate the meat packers, soldier bonus and other important legislation. Consideration of j these measures be fore any recess for the political conven tions was urg-i! by : Senator Kenyon and others. The caucus decided that appropria tion bills and conference reports will be given preference in . the senate. The house rules committee today de cided by a party vote of 8 to 4 to' make an effort to call up the sofifier bonus bill next Tuesday or Wednesday. A special rule was reported . limiting debate on the bonus measure to five hours and allowing only one amend ment. . r SUMMARY OF VOTE IN MULTNOMAH The accompanying summary gives the vote on the entire Republican, Democratic and special measures ballots in. Multno mah county as far as it has been completed in the 413 Multnomah county precincts. I 1 PRESIDENT ? .- Republican ' . ' ''.' . 225 Precincts Johnson Lowden Democrat - .1964 .7883 .3272 .6924 Lodge Washington Webster VICE PRESIDENT ........ ..10,763 2040 ...3114 v- U. S. SENATOR ' Republican 225 Precincts Complete v Abraham .;. ... ... . . ....... . Jf.,... . 4356 Stanfield ..... . . . . ... . i. . , . ; . ...108 . Democrat . j ' '' ; - Chamberlain . . . ...... . ...i. . . . .3134 Starkweather J 1705 REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, TtHRD DIST. Republican t 225 Precincts Complete ' McArthur ........ .......v..... ....... Smith . . i ; . ... ... . Sweeney . ...... . ... . . . J . . . . . ... ... . .. . Democrat . : . -. . ;i Lovejoy Thompson . . .... . . . . i . . 4 . ..9542 .3995 .6660 REPUBLICAN . s Delegates at large to Republican Dosal coBTBtlon tour to preeinets complete. Boyd ............. Butler ... Cameron .......... ........ Carey ....................... Compton .................... Harrison .................... Hickey Kollock .............i....... Aiacuonaia ................. elect 175 i ... 3219 ... 2775 ... 4235 ... 4945 ... 1167 ... .4275 ... 3153 ... 2921 ... 4494 ... 2949 Georg e Leads Field In Electors' Eace M. C. George of Multnomah county is leading a field of eight for selection as Republican presidential elector, five to be elected, his vote in 75 precincts com plete in Multnomah county, being 3053. Othera trail him as follows : John T. Richardson 2999, Charles E. Lock wood 2751, Joseph Hume, Linn county, 2713; Clarence R Hotchklss 2702. Walter La. Robb 2327. Harriett C Hendee 1953, and F, S. Ivanhoe, Union county, 1777. $5 Wkeat Possible, Says Louis W. Hill Seattle, May 22. I. N. S. "It Is not unreasonable to expect 85 wheat next winter or some time before the next crop year," said Louis W. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern railroad, who is here today en route East from San Francisco. Crop shortages and impossibility of farmers to get labor he gave as reasons for advanced wheat prices. Big Warehouse Is , Destroyed by Fire - San Francisco, May 22. L N. S.) Spontaneous' combustion is believed to have caused the i fire which late last night destroyed the San Francisco Mil! lng Co.'s warehouse, with an estimated loss of $250,000. Three- policemen and one fireman were injured in fighting the blaze. . . i Mac Lean Maris McCamant Olson .........i. 5191 Rand 3717 i Stewart t.... ......... Jlfll Delegates to Republican aatlosal eoa-' Tention. Third eeagreasieaai district, two to elect 175 preelaets complete. Dunne 4435 Johnstone 6162 Kellaher 4659 Miller 3651 Northrup 3244 Walker . 6338 Presidential . electors, five to elect 175 precincts complete. George ...10,877 Hendee 6789 Hotchkiss 9489 Hume ..........i.. 9191 Ivanhoe ........... ........ 6879 Lock wood ......................... 9465 Richardson .......................10,352 Robb .......... 7853 Secretary of State precincts complete. Coburn 5758 Jones 2175 Kozer 4957 Lockley .......................... 33UO Parsons 1963 Schulderman .... 3385 Wood 1179 Justices of Supreme Court, four to elect. .. i Bean ............. . 12.992 Benson 11.712 Harris ....11,707 ..12,507 i C L. Hawley 9872 rnblie Service Commissioner ! Buchtel iV. . ; . .10,748 Co'isin 4477 Circuit JadKe I . 3053 Caaon '. .. 26S0 McCourt 896 Thirteenth Seaatorial District 176 pre cincts complete, five to elect. i Cedars 4,896 Day 4,310 Ericksen 2,539 Farrell 6,627 Howell ............................ 4,2 15 Hume 6,079 Joneph - ....... .i 6,245 Lepper 2,Vib Lewis 4,298 Moser 6,061 Nottingham 2,194 Rynerson 3,828 Shillock 3,495 Staples ..? 6,185 Whitcomb ,.;...'...:... 4al Seventeenth' Representative District i . 175 Districts Complete i Crans 2,165 Lorgren 4,953 McDonald 3,244 Eighteenth Representative District .2484 U................. 8,861 .......t... 4421 District; Conrt Jadge Hawkins .......... .......v ..... 8.641 Kauffman 3,947 Dome tie Relations Cosrt Jadge -Kanzler 931 Nielsen 1,438 Ceaatv Cemmlsstpaer Kelly , Muck ........... i.i4t 67S2 1 Thomas Vi..:.J: os f... ...... .........j 281 Sheriff McDougal Delch McBride Dairy Commissioner Amest . . Asher ...... Baketel . . . Benefiel . Campbell . Carlaon . . . Chausse ... COie ...... Gordon ... Haley .... Herrln ... Hill ... Hindman . Hosford Jacobson ... 2,464 2.816 3.268 3.161 3,329 3,077 2,933 2.612 5.064 3,186 3.238 3,7 92 4.528 6.226 2.488 Kat 4,501 Korell Kubli ... IjCO 1nonard . Lonergan ................. Linn . ............ McCue McFarland ................ Metzger ................... North Overmire ................. Phelps Richards : . . . Sleeman Weber. ........ Wells ..; West ..................... Williams District Attomey-w-176 . . Com plete Evans . ............... ...... Myers District Conrt Jndge Alexander .................... Appelgren Bell Mears ......... ........... ...... Wilhelm District Co art Jndge Jones 4,385 6,189 5,491 6.655 6,300 4.687 4.310 4.821 3,745 6,640 3,279 4.5S2 5.140 4,408 2.519 7,t'80 3,766 3,12 Precincts ........ 7.729 6.991 2,438 5.888 3.400 1.184 6-405 Thomas Wheeler Cull i son Hurlburt Petersen ... . , ..... Beveridge Jones ..... H Cownty Clerk Lewis Coanir Treasnrar 1.171 .... 8.707 .... 4,771 8.680 5477 Caldwell Welch , Connty Alderson ... Burton ..... Coaaiy Assessor ,.11,668 Send ...4,457 ..... ....... ,001 Seperlnteadant .... . S -8,039 6458 Connty Surveyor Bonser ...... ...-.v. ........... Connity - Coroner Green .........LiL'. .......... Smith ...i..iiLi!........j.. Cnataht. Gloss 11.080 ..... 6.018 7.667 Ir- 2.263 4,480 1481 1.607 887 ' 737 ....a....-............ 2414 DEMOCRAT at large to Democratic na. pre ' . . . . 1 - . . i . . Jackson ... Ryan Stayton ... Wallace ... Wertheimer ueies-ates at larr tlonal convention! roar to eiect-i;i cmcts computet i - Baldwin ,.J....i 1.017 Crawford ......Ij.'..... 1.278 Drain i.f......,...v 395 Haney 1.138 Harry i.....,..J...., 858 Hidden ....ii..... ............. 1.413 Holman ...Jy ................. 1.346 Montague ......... ...... 923 Purdy" ......... j,. 1478 Reddy 453 Schuyleman ...... ........ 204 Smith iL f , . 9Q0 . Delegates to Democratic national con vention, two to eleett Adams ......... j.. ......... ....... 409 . 272 . C23 . 766 . 717 .. -. 623 ,. 1,097 . 397 . L058 . Cl elect . 1.011 . 1.010 . 1,342 . 1,282 .1.184 .1454 1...... Cridge ..... Ui ..., . Flegel. Gleason ...... -,.. ...... itolcomt) . McNaught Richards . Smith .... Stevenson ... Strong ..... . Presidential eleetons, 169 precincts complete! uavtn . . . i Hayter . Hedlund . Miller . . Reames. , ...'i............ Watkins . ...I ........ .... MEASURES State Ballot 176 Precincts Complete Eminent domabi Yes . .-. ....... -1... five to No . . ......... i . . Road bond amendment Tes . No . . . . .'...) Capital puniahroeht Tes . . . ....... A ......... 11. Higher educational tax tes . . . ....... d.. .1,3,409 .'. 2,748 ,.11,692 .. 4,200 ,. 8.78 8.496 .10.217 3.418 Croak and Curfy ajnendment No Pi......... wucceesor to governor ; Tee .....m.. 8,928 No . .......... .lit..... 7494 lai lax -. - 3.T88 .....13.228 4,188 .....15.375 ..... 3.074 ..16,449 ..... L10 Soldiers' aid bill- Tea . . . .. 4 No . . . ........iv ; l- lementary -school tax Tea . ......... h . ........ o ... ........ 'L ......... . Blind school ta Tes . . No . . ... CTT BALLOT ' 176 PrwtaeW Complete Tolls relief !i! Yes . . . . 7.424 No . . Ji.... ......11.344 New pavement -relief Yes . . ......... ....... ...... 7.374 No . ....... ........10,981 Repair relief i . Yes . . ........ .......... ......... 6,011 J01S0 LEA 0 CUT DO Incomplete Returns of 26, Coun ties ShoV General Wood to D Climbing Toward Topf Latter Gains .768 in Later Returns, IS No ............. 12,0b? Late returns from over the state, including Incomplete counts from 2 counties and complete reports from 225 precincts of Multnomah county, show, that Johnson's lead is being cut gown by Wood, who nems to be climbing up towards th totals chalked opposite th nam of the Callfornian. The latest compOatJon snow Incom plete returns from 26 counties) of the state; j including the complete count from 225 Multnomah county preclneta These totals show Johnson to be ahed both In the, state at large and tn Mult nomah connty, htm lead betng 14S0 ouws in th whole state and 109 ta the Multnomah count. - fc HOOTER TOTE IS tTr. Th vote from Qie state ai. large, fiv cl tiding Multnomah conntya 225 rmrv plet prnclncta, gives Johnson 15492 votes. Wood 14,442, Lowdn lo4g and Hoover 4834, a Johmtrru lead of 1450. The complete returna from the 175 Multnomah eounty precincts, showtng th. Arift r,F fK. nf. m vu . - - ' - " 1 '" ' ' J . Sllr Johnaon 981, Wood 6924( Lowden 8272 ana uoover 14, a Johnson lead in the WALKER A DOrBTTird THOStAi T DOW Wafkftr. W(Wf nnnn man. still dings to hope, however, and eotj lenas i oat wood win yet win the state by from 6000 Ls lft one raliirl!rv. Tn . atatement Issued UUs morning at 11 o'clock he said; -We. have lost MaTtnomah cocrr.tr (Portland), bnt op-tate relaraa will (Ceoetadad em Vmm Two. Catania Cm) CAR MEASURES SNOWED UNDER The defeat of relief measures for Portland car riders through removal of tolls on "the Bortland Raflway, Light A Power company is Indicated by returns from 175 precincts tn Multnomah county. The measure, designed to eitmmat payment of irmrious ton. Including bridge rentals, franchise and license taxes and coat of free ride to city em ployes, was 4000 votes behind tn 11.700 counted. More than 10.900 votes were cast against and 7074 for the measure to re lieve the company and car rldera of part of the cost of ' new pavement laid between track. The third measure hi two to one behind. It provides for relief to the riders of part of th cost of repairs to pavement between th tracks Jersey City Given 297,864 Population By Census Figures Washington. May 22. (I. N. S.) Pre liminary population figures were an nounced today by the census bureau aa follows: Jersey City, N. J., 1920 population ZTL 864 ; Increase since 1910, 30,085. or 114 per cent. Lowell, Mam., 1920 population 112.479; Increase since 1910. 6185, or 6.8 per cent. Lawrence, Kan., 1920 population 12.4.r6, increase since 1910, 82 or 0.7 per cvnU Tampa, Fla., 1920 population 51452. increase since 1910, 13,470 or J35.7 per cent. $300,000 Blaze in Twin Falls Started By Cigarette tump " Twin Falls, Idaho. May 22. (U. P.) Fire stashed by a discarded cigarette destroyed more than half a business block In the main business dlstrtet here today. The loss ls estimated at more3 than $300,000. The fire originated ' In the' Cotillion dance hall. In which a dance was held last Jiight. This building and 20 ad jacent offices were destroyed. The dance hall building was condemned t than two weeks ago by the authorities McBride Is Ahead For Supreme Court ' For Justice of the supreme court, re turns from eight counties; Incomplete, glye : 1 Bean 13,900, McBride 12477. II ri 11,993, Benson 11.312.