THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1920.
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0AC.IS TO SEEK
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FUND
TP PAY EXPENSES
Estimated Receipts Will Total
$2,330,000 and Balanced for
New Buildings Will Be Small.
Salem, Or., Nov. 20. Salaries and
miscellaneous maintenance items
necessary to the administration of
the Oregon Agricultural college for
the next two years will require a to
tal of $2,002,054, according to an es
timate filed with Secretary of State
Kozer Saturday by W. J. Kerr, presi
dent of the institution.
The estimate, however, shows that the
receipts of the institution for the bien
nium will aggregate 12.330.000, leaving a
. balance of $327,946 for new buildings,
which, however, Kei;r declares Is en
tirely inadequate to the needs of the
school.
The needs of the experiment station
division of the college for the biennlum
are estimated at $372,200, with receipts
estimated at $170,200, leaving a balance
f $200,000 to be appropriated by the
legislature.
The extension service division of the
college will need $538,336.24 for the Jalea
nium, with receipts, estimated at $4ff2,
748.12, leaving a balance of J7S.588.12 to
be appropriated. s
TOTAL OREGON
VOTEIS 236,664
(Con tinned From Pur Ona)
Official Count on Oregon's Vote
For President and U.S. Senator
PRESIDENT
COUNTIES
oeed Mr. Benson and carry on the worlt
which he has so splendidly fathered as
a commissioner from Multnomah county
o fan . - .
" "It is one of the most essential things
onfront)ng us at this time, in fact prob-
FKEI-DEiTIAIi ELECTORS
The- total vote for the state for presi
dential elector was aa follows:
Republican 3eorge, 143,674: Hotch
klss, 143,275 ; Hume, 143,189 ; Richardson,
143.151; Kobb, 141,042.
Democratic Hayter, 80.199 ; Hedlund,
79,935; Miller. 80,019; Reames, 79.775;
Watklna, 7, 639.
Prohibition-r-Amos, 3558 ; Jewett. 8595 ;
Johnson, 3486; Paget, 3537 ; Walker,
3452. '
Socialist Johnson. 9773 : Myers, 9781 ;
Itamp, 9716 ; Richards, 9713 ; Ryan, 9576.
Industrial Iabor Bearman, 1515 ;
Berglund, 1471; Carlson, 1470; Loff,
1446; Olson, 1504.
Senator Chamberlain was beaten for
reelection by 16,562 ballots, the official
Baker ....
Benton . . .
Clackamae ,
Clatsop . . .
Columbia . .
Coo ' -.
"rook . . . .
Curry . . . .
Ieschnte .
Douglas . . .
(,iiiim ....
Grant , . . .
Harnejr . . .
Hood Rier
Jackson . . .
Jefferson . .
Joaephine .
Klamath . .
Tk
I.ne . . . . .
Lincoln . . .
I .inn
Malheur . .
Marion . .
Morrow . . .
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman . .
Tillamook .
I'matilla . .
t'nion
Wallowa . .
Vaco . . . .
Washinston
Wheeler . .
Yamhill . . .
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a.
if
" 3'.4r
3.752
0,028
8,498
2,007
3. L72
872
59
1.640
4.402
821
1,810
1.026
1.449
4.882
823
1,606
2,742
1.136
7.714
1.229
4. C93
2.352
8.78
1.186
44,806
2.709
893
1,664
4.979
2,826
1,512
2,698
4.H47
797
4,102
Total
Plurality.
143,574
- 03.375
2,173
1.709
.8.664
,1.672
' 039
2,289
532
279
1.Q66
2.375
494
600
475
755
2.464
297
828
000
.346
3,091
83
3.152
1.074
3.822
450
27.JM7
1.718
) 423
; 825
3.258
2,464
848
1.426
2.23 S
227
2.846
80,189
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5"
78
89
179
66
58
96
23
10
43
1)7
14
18
18
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135
37
34
85
13
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28
180
47
287
24
846
97
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49
108
70
44
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133
16
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V. S. SENATOR
179
86
706
397
173
485
40
91
230
834
18'
77
76
1 '2
247
38
99
14
59
4 57
' 140
264
123
327.
57
3.48
123
80
' 165
196
173
80
122
255
11
149
38
17
86
69
64
55
10
4
44
54
4
8
23
22
59
14
23
65
10:
58
14
41i
23
55
427
12
3
81
42!
34
22:
2
44
5
26
2.838
2,268
4,379
2.473
1,220
2,704
607
394
1,439
2,797
648
806
901
1.133
3.257
455
059
1.417
564)
4.680
938
8.815
1,517
5.132
629
38.313
2,162
558
1,138
3,997
2,110
1.159
1,740
2.837
. 325
2,878
70
'250
87
5T
120
21
12
55
113
14
,
23
57
112
14
51
49
16
243
40
110
78
'228
18
1.826
69
11
36
104
90
44
44
106
25
11.2
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562
255
1.08
376
23
76
153
206
14
61
39
84
184
28
77
lot
62
370
104
205
90
297
48
2.286
86
26
105
134
145
71
81
201
8
118
S
2,550
3.161
6,041
2,794
1.709
2,762
470
458
1,109
3,449
693
1.035
633
1,102
3.487
461
1.3S5
.1,864
934
6.584
1.013
4,064
1,814
7,224
1.O10
86,406
2,314
706
1.360
3.969
2,210
1.245
2,229
4.199
648.
8.599
59
21
102
3
54
61
3
5
62
44
4
17
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17
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41
39
11
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62
1
43
3.503 9.591
1.615 100.133
table indicates. He carried only six of
the 36 counties in the state. Baker,
Crook, Deschutes, Harney, Hood River
and Umatilla counties gave Oregon's
distinguished war senator pluralities.
The vote was extremely close in Co
lumbia, Jefferson and Umatilla coun
ties, but Multnomah gave Stanfleld a
lead of 3093. The'vote on United States
senator was : Stanfield, 116,695 ; Cham
berlain, 100,133; Slaughter. 6953; Hays,
4456.
McARTHCB IS CLOSE RACE
Congressman McArthur was given the
closest race of any of the Oregon con
gressional representatives. : The final
count gives him a plurality of 6031 votes
over Dr. Esther Pohl-Lovejoy. McArthur
ran 7000 votes behind Harding in Mult
nomah county and more than 1000 votes
ahead of Stanfield. In the First con
gressional district Hawlev swamped Tal
bert with a 64,339 majority and Sinnott
defeated Graham for representative in
the Second dlsrtict by 16,496 votes.
The congressional vote in the three
Oregon districts follows ;
First district, Hawley 72.597, Talbert
8258 ; Second district, Graham 13,048, Sin
nott 29.545 ; third district, Johns 3252,
Lpvejoy 31,853, McArthur 37,884.
Sam- Kozer was elected secretary of
state by an overwhelming vote, he re
ceiving 178.722 to 44,730 for 'Sears and
11,313 for Upton.
SUPBEME COTJHT VOTE
The vote for the four full-term su
preme court justices follows : Bean 165,
752, Benson 158,562. Harris 155,794, Mc-
4,456
116.695
16.562
1,781
Bride 157,602. George M. Brown, elected
to a vacancy on the supreme bench,
received 52.484 votes. William Smith
received 949 votes and W. O. McArthur
received 2318 votes for the same office.
I. H. Van Winkle's vote for attorney
general was 25,277. Other candidates
received votes as follows: Bailey 11,
570, Coshow 8245. Johnson 3189.
C. L. Hawley's vote for dairy and
food commissioner was 163.849, his op
ponent. Von Behren, receiving) 18,651
votes. H. H. Corey was elected: public
service commissioner for the eastern
district, receiving 46,344 votes; jin the
western- district. Fred E. Buchtel re
ceived 97,091 votes, Bennett 46,344, New
man 11,076. I
Only one " of the 11 members was
carried, that lengthening ihe tefms of
certain county officers receiving an af
firmative majority of 17,075. Thjs other
10 measures were rejected, the
adverse vote, that of 129,695,
registered against the measure reducing
the legal rate of interest in Oregoi. The
vote on the several measures follows
COUXTT OFFICERS' TERMS
Tea r :
No :
Majority for
COMPULSORY VOTING
Yes I 61,257
No 129,597
Majority aeainet 1 68.840
REGULATING LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Yea 80.342
No ' : 85,533
largest
being
97.848
80.773
17.075
Majority acainst
OLEUUAKUA.IUMS BlUj
Tea
No
5.191
Majority acainst
67.104
119.129
! 52.025
Yea
No
SINGLE TAX
87,
.138,
Majority aeainat 101
Yea 80,
No 83.
Majority against 4,
ANTI-OOMPCLSORX VACCINATION
Yea 63,
No 126
Majority acainst 63,
INTEREST RATE BILL
Yes 28
No 158
Majority aaainst . . . . 129
ROOSEVELT BIRD REFUGE
Yea 78
No 107
Majority against 28
DIVIDE1 LEGISLATIVE BfcJSOiUilL
07
Yea
No 101
Majority aeainat 43,
MARKET COMMISSION
Yet B2
No HO
Majority acainst , 66
281
.549
,268
,500
.228
,728
,028
.582
,634
,978
,673
,695
.964
,385
.421
.491
.179
688
640
554
914
Guy Standif er Is
Playing in East
Plnehurst. N. C. Nov. 20. Guy M.
Standifer, the Portland representative In
the big 72-hole amateur-professional best
ball tournament now going on at Pine
hurst, is nalred with Gil Nichols. The
team finished today's play of 36 holes
in 147 strokes. Five teams are ahead
of the Standifer-Nichols pair out of the
80 teams competing, and the two are
looked to be aanong those at the top
when the championship is settled.
DFS
MM
H
T
TO TAKE NAVAL
More Than .50 Enlisted Men Are
Included in Number to "Go On
Cruise Down the Pacific Coast.
After a rough passage from Brem
erton, the destroyer Renshaw, com
manded by Lieutenant Commander
D. C. Swain, U. S. navy, arrived in
the harbor Saturday morning,
The Renshaw is here to take the Ore
gon sub district members of the naval
reserve force on a three-weeks' practice
cruise. She will sail for Southern Cali
fornia waters Monday morning: at 8
o'clock.
Fifty or more- enlisted men and four
officers of the reserve from Portland will
take the cruise. The itinerary planned
by Captain Swain will include visits
to San Francisco, San Pedro, Santa Bar
bara and San Diego. The cruise for the
Oregon boys will end December 10 upon
the return of the ship.
The regular officers of the ship are
ieutenant L. E. Orvis, executive officer;
Lieutenant Ig.) H. C Rolf, engineer of
ficer, and Ensign J. H. Hughes. The
reserve officers assigned are Lieutenant
H.. B. B. Montgomery, Medical corps ;
Lieutenant E. TL Sturtevant. Lieutenant
Jg.) C. D. Bakes, Lieutenant (Jg). H.
V. Libby and Ensign Whittaker. Lieu
tenant Montgomery is completing hla
two months' active duty cruise and will
leave the ship in southern waters.
The Renshaw is one of the. flush deck
type destroyer and has a displacement
of 1100 tons. She is 315 feet long with
a beam of 33 feet and draws 10 feet of
water. Her horsepower of 28.000 gives
her a speed of J 5 knots. The arma
ment consists of four 4-inch guns and
12 21-inch torpedo tubes. The Renshaw
was built by the Union Ironworks at
San Francisco. .
Sarah Bernhardt, it is said, la soon
to publish her memoirs.
Bob Eankin Will .
. Not Play Today
The Kerns soccer team will be some
what handicapped thU afternoon in its
game against the Canadian Veterans on
the Reed college athletic Held because
of the inability to play of Robert M. D.
Rankin. Rankin had his right knee
severely wrenched in the game against
Peninsula last Sunday and it waa only
yesterday that he was able to take the.
injured member out of the plaster cast.
It will be two or three weeks and per
hapg the rest of the season before he
Good Teeth Are Essential
to Good Health
Let me examine your teeth it may
save you a heavy doctor's bill.
This is especially true if you suffer
from indigestion or stomach troubles
in any form. In many cases missing or
imperfect teeth are the sole cause of
these troubles.
Good Teeth Mean Good Digestion
Dr. Fred Mellish
Examination Free Reasonable Fees SB. FKEO MIUXISH
10SH Fourth, Between Washington and Stark
'
will be able to play again. Billy Fergu
son, the other Kerns forward who was
Injured, la in shape and ready to go. - .
VICTOR
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A Last Oppor
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These
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Double , Green Trading Stamps
Given on All Cash Purchases This Week
fWf
Christmas. Cards
please both the sender and receiver.
Their variety of sentiment, in both
serious and humorous vein, makes it
easy to choose an appropriate card
for each relative and friend.
Wfoodard,G(arketiGa
JMJDER STREETAT-WEST PARK.
Christmas Stationery
It is the most polite and individual
gift you can make. You will find
boxes of stationery in this depart
ment that will suit the most fastidious.
Beautiful
Practical and Acceptable Christmas Gift Suggestions
1 i - II..
"Likly"
Luggage
.Your family and yor
friends will greatly ap
preciate trareling
equipment orf account
of it usefulness. J
We carry the famous
"LIKLY" Bags, Suit
cases and Wardrobe
Trunks. Absolutely the
finest quality and style.
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PY-RA-LIN
IVORY
Choose your gifts this year from
our showing of PY-RA-LIN
IVORY, then you can be sure
youare giving something accept
able and useful.
Hat Brushes ..J3.25 to $7. no prfnm RnHl. ji on at I
T tr-
Cuticle Knives.. .25 to. .75
Nail Files ..... .50 to .70
Puff Boxes. 1.25 to 4.00
Cream Boxes.... .60 to 1.50
Buffers 2.00 to 4.00
Dresser Trays.... .60 to 7.00
Hair Receivers. . . 1.25 to 4.00
Napkin Rings.... : .30 to .80
Talcum
Jewelry
Mirrors
Combs
Bonnet
Military Brushes.
Nail Brushes... .
Shoe Horns. . . . .
Boxes. ..
Boxes . . .
Brushes.
1.40
- 4.25
2.50 to 14.00
1.10 to 2.75
2.40
6.00 to 17.00
3.50
.60 to 2.50
We invite your inspection of our wonderful and .extensive '
exhibition of Leather! Goods and Luggage. Your gift prob
lem will be solved;after visiting this department
Extra Good Bag Specials
t,tkt.T" rawhide B. hand-sewed to frame, crepe-sratn cow-
I hide, brass i trimmings, oewed-on corner, leather tf HI El(
I lining. Black only. Regular price S28.0O X .JU
1 Tourist' Bag, "IJIKITij,, Hand-sewed to frame, hand boarded
1 cowhide, brass trimmings, sewed-on corners, , OC Cf
M leather lining. Black bnly. Regularly $35.00 now apa&O.eJU
rcummiMuiinuiimuniin
tuimffliimmniti
DOLLS
After all, it is the children
who enioy Christmas most, so
why not make them happy
with a doll?
We have placed on sale our
entire stock: of American
made DOLLS at
25 OFF
AmbergY Walking
Dolls Y2 Price
. Y
Ladies' Silk Umbrellas
Make one of the best presents that can be purchased, jo aid
you in finding something that will please her, we offer a very
attractive collection of the very latest styles and shades and
every kind of handles.
Lot No. 1 Regular $ 8.75 Now $ 6.75
Lot No. 2 Regular $13.00 Now $10.75
DON'T DELAY
Buy Your Christmas
Needs Early.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
CHRISTMAS SEALS
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS
COLORED TISSUE PAPER
FANCY TISSUE PAPER
CREPE PAPER ,
FANCY XMAS BOXES
Basement
r
Electric Urn Percolators
make a most desirable gift.
Man y beautiful designs to
choose from.. Finished in
nickel or silver. ;
PriceH at
$19.50 to $35
Basement
ELECTRIC GIFTS
Toasters Percolators
Irons Warming Pads
Heaters Gr?ll Stoves
! Sewing Machines and Motors
Waffle Irons
Immersion Heaters
Vacuum Cleaners
Curling Irons
Basement
FREE-
11x14 Enlargement tinted and framed for the best child's kodak
picture, submitted to our Photo Department this week.
Most advertising Is denendahL b.-n k.h.M. .r.n Mi;.
proctiTe of resuIU they mst nof. betray your confidence,
J J
' 'hi;
Wilton and Wilton Velvet Carpets in plain colors. Standard weaves in mole, taupe, green and blue.
Washington St.
at Fifth
JE NNIN G'S
Washington St.
at Fifth
Buy Furniture Here For Less
Immense Displays for the Home-Maker and the Christmas Shopper
Davenports at Reduced Prices
Regular $250 Mahogany-and-Cane (jjjjg Regular $275 Mahogany - and Cane 216 50
Regular $2&S Mahogany - and - Cane 219 85 " Regu,at i2i) Chair r Rocker to 97 50
Upholstered in blue or mulberry velour or damask. Displaced in Washington Street Window
SPECIAL Denim Upholstered Davenports; spring seat arms and back... .$98.50
Columbia
Grafonola
in a full-size case of mahog
any, walnut or oak in the va
rious finishes, together with
10 Columbia Records
20 Selections
'$130
Sold on the most liberal terms
of payment Choose your
Grafonola now and avoid dis
appointment. We can show
you many styles in this great
music-maker.
Columbia Records'
for December
Now on Sale
All Royal Ka-Shan Wilton Rugs
at Reduced Prices
An opportunity to buy the finest weave at prices materially
less
$170.00 Rugs, 9x12 size, only. $144.50
$153.00 Rugs, 8.3x10.6 size $134.50
$104.00 Rugs, 6x9 size, only... $86.50
$ 27.25 Rugs, 36x63 inches 19.25
$ 17.25 Rugs, 27x54 inches $13.50
Draperies and
Curtains
We show a world of fabrics for
home decoration, quite the largest
stock we ever have had. We will
gladly estimate the cost of any new
work you rmy contemplate.. Shown
on the second floor. '
Blankets and
Comforters
Actually hundreds from which
to choose. Many offered at re
duced prices. Now ts the time
to supply your' winter require
ments at a very moderate outlay.
Shown on the second floor.
The Blue Birds Are Here!
Hundreds of Sets at Attractive Prices
42-piece Blue Bird Breakfast Sets. . . . . $10.85
50-piece Blue Bird Dinner Sets .$12.85
Johnson's English China
New patterns received and on display in basement
This Week
HEATERS
One-Fourth Off
Choose any heater In our
basement salesroom this week at
jast 2$ less than its regular
pricei Save money on something
'tbt will add cheer to your home.
121G1
4 L 1. 1.. i 1"" - I-ViffjSn
Superior
America's Finest t and
Best Combinat'n Range
We are exclusive Portland dis
tributors for this wonderful
range, made: by the nearly century-Old
factory of
Bridge & Beach Mfg.
Co., of St. Louis ;
Tito Superior burns Wood or
Coal With Gaa. Without ,
,a Chang ' - ' '
A 42-piece Blue Bird Breakfast
Set . Free with Every Superior
Combination Range.. "... .
PYREX The Popular Gift
Whether you give one Pyrex dish or a whole set, it is
always suijtable, always welcome. '
A particularly popular gift is the Pyrex- Gift Set. It
consists of eleven pieces Bread Pan Casserole, Pie ;
Plate, Oval and Round ' Dishes with 'handles, and si
' Individual Bakers. Packed in a box, ready, for delivery.
Plaih Pyrex.Sets $8 ,
Decorated Pyrex Sets $14 -
Decorated Pyrex casseroles with container, either
oval or round,
$9.50 to ,$13.50 . -