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DAILY KAST OIUCGONIAN, PENDLETON, OKEUON. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1908.
EIGHT PAGES.
ALL WEEK A T
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
1200 yd. of Embroidery Insertion at 1-2 Reg. Price
25 dozen Bleached Bath Towels, regular 15c value
at, each
36 pieces of White Outing Flannel,
value at, yard .
$1.25 Bleached
at, yard
24 dozen Hemmed Huck Towels,
value at, each .
The Peoples Warehouse
Where it Pays to
Following Is the detailed precinct
return which had been received this
forenoon:
Fulton.
For United States Senator
I. H. Amos, prohibition, 5.
II. M." Cake, republican, 59.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 33.
. C. Cooper, socialist, 1.
For representative to congress
V. R. Ellis, republican, 88.
John A. Jeffrey, democrat, 7. .
G. E. Sanders, socialist, 1.
H. C. Shaffer, prohibition, 3.
. For justice of the supreme curt
R. S. Bean, republican-democrat, 91.
C. J. Bright, prohibition, 6.
C. C. Brix, socialist, 1.
For Oregon dairy commissioner
J. W. Bailey, republican, 77.
E. X. Emery, democrat, 18.
For railroad commissioner
C. B. Altchison, republican, 75.
A. X. Hamilton, Independent, 3.
J. P. Newell, prohibition, 2.
O. Young, democrat, 19.
For prosecuting attorney
1 G. W. Phelps, republican, 84.
R. J. Slater, independent, 13.
For Joint representative
J. P. Hadlev. socialist. 4.
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 57.
J. X. Scott, Xo. 1, 38.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican. 79.,
L. L. Mann, republican, 46.
Geo. Harshman, socialist, 3.
Virgil Moore, socialist, 4.
William M. Blakeley, Xo. 1. 36.
For Sheriff
Charles Hanna, socialist, 1.
T. D. Taylor, 'demcrat, 91.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 20.
Mi H. Rice, socialist, 3.
Fmnk Saling, republican, 73.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred V. Hendley, republican, 67.
Perry Houser, socialist, 1.
John Q. Peebler, democrat, 30.
For assessor
V. H. Blrdsell, socialist, 2.
Robert T. Brown, republican, 46.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 60.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democrat, 25.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 72.
COMMON SENSE
Le
telllgent people to um only
in
nown composition. There
tore
Dr. Pierce's medicines, the
Icq print every Ingredient
make
entering
hem upon the bottle wrap-
pers and a
iU correctness under oath.
are daily gr
Ing In favor. The com-
position o(
Pierce s medicines is open
to everybody
t. Pierre heine desirous
nf having the s. an h light of Inve'.tigll?
iun turwd inny upon nn lormuiw. m-ing
eofilnWit that the ln-lu-r the rumpL-gUion
Uie medicines ! known tne iii'iw
yill )rAr great ciTranve, m'-riILiwigT
niz-dv Being whullytniide of theactive
tn-viiunal principle extracted from na
tive forest roots, - by . exact processes
original with Dr. Pierce, and without the
use of a drop of alcohol, triplo-refined and
chemically pure glycerine being used In
stead in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these modiclnes are entirely
free from the objection of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
coholic beverages or habit - forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers the same as sworn to by
Dr. Pierce, and you will find that his
Golden Medical Discovery," the great,
blood -purifier, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator the medicine which, while not
recommended to cure consumption In IU
. advanced stages (no medicine will do that)
wot. Aitem iiT0 ftll thrMA rllt.fl.rrhftl rnnrll.
tloosof head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial trouble, weak
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, if nog-
' lected or badly treated lead up to and
'finally terminate in consnmptlon.
Take the "Golden Medical Discovery
in time and It Is not likely to disappoint
you If only you give it a Uiurwujh and
fair trial. Don t expect miracles. It
' won't do supernatural things. You most
exercise your patience and persevere in IU
use for a reasonable length of time to get
. Its full benefits. The IngredlenWof which
Dr. Pierce's medicines are composed have
d. nnoaaiinea enoorwment oi ku ui
'i medical leaders hotter than any amount
i of lay, or non-profeseional. testimonials.
They are not given away to be expert
taentml with but are sold by all doaUri la
medicines At reasonable price.
wis mosi in
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Table Linen, regular 70 inch wide
Trade
For county commissioner
J. Huileman, democrat, 66.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 2.
Horace Walker, republican, 31.
For prohibition, 46.
Against prohibition. 4 4.
East Weston.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican, 59.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 69,
For railroad commissioner
C. B. Altchison, republican, 62.
A. X. Hamilton, Independent, 8.
J. P. Newell, prohibition, 8.
O. Young, democrat, 39.
For prosecuting attorney
G. W. Phelps, republican, 87.
R. J. Slater, Independent, 30.
For joint representative
J. P. Hadley, socialist, .4.
T. J. -Mahoney, republican, 45.
J. X. Scott, Xo. 1, 48.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 115.
L. L. Mann, republican, 47.
Geo. Harshman, socialist, 4.
Virgil Moore, socialist, 3.
William M. Blakeley. Xo. 1, 64.
For Sheriff
Charles Hanna, socialist, 4.
T. D. Taylor, democrat, 126.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 21.
M. H. Rice, socialist, 4.
Frank Saling, republican, 113.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. IJendley, republican, 59.
Perry Houser, socialist, 4.
John Q. Peebler, democrat, 61.
For assessor
W. H. Blrdsell, socialist, 1.
Robert T. Brown, republican, 42.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 91,
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democrat, 45.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 85.
For county commissioner
J. Hudeman, democrat, 50.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 4.
Horace Walker, republican, 75.
For prohibition, 116.
Against prohibition, 19.
Mountain.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican, 19. ,
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 13.
For Oregon dairy commissioner
J. W. Bailey, republican, 16.
E. N. Emery, democrat, 10.
C. E. Hosklns, prohibition, 3.
For railroad commissioner
C. B. Altchison, republican, 16.
A. X. Hamilton, Independent, 2.
J. P. Newell, prohibition, 2.
Oglesby Young, democrat, 8,
For prosecuting attorney
G. W. Phe's, republican, 25.
R. J. Slater, Independent, 3.
For Joint representative
T. J. Mahoney, 8.
J. N. Scott, No. 1, 25.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 34.
L. L. Mann, republican, 9.
Geo. Harshman, socialist, 1,
William M. Blakley, No. 1. 25.
For sheriff
Charles Hanna, socialist. 2.
T. D. Taylor, democrat, 34.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 8.
Frank Saling, republican, 29.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley, republican, 25.
John Q. Peebler, democrat, 11.
For county treasurer
G. W. Eradjey, republican, 33.
William Coffman, socialist, 1.
For assessor
Robert T. Brown, republican, 18.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 19.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democrat, 14. -
Frank K. Welles, republican, 20.
For coroner
Ralph Folsom, republican, 26.
B. K. Hoyt, socialist, 2.
For county commissioner
' J. Hudeman, democrat, 18.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 1.
Horace Walker, republican, 16.
For prohibition, 33.
Against prohibition, 2.
Adams.
For United 8tatea senator-
H. M. Cake, republican, 81.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 19
For railroad commissioner
1
C. B. Altchison, republican, 70.
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A. N. Hamilton, independent, It,
Oglesby Young, democrat, 20.
For prosecuting attorney
G. W. Phelps, republican, 87.
R. J. Slater, independent, 30.
For Joint representative
J. P. Hadley, socialist, 3.
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 71.
Joseph X. Scott, No. 1, 48.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 86.
L. L. Mann, republican, 60.
George Harshman, socialist, 2.
Virgil Moore, socialist, 4.
William Blakeley, No. 1, 67.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 41.
M. H. Rice, socialist. 4.
Frank Saling. republican,. 80.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley,-republican, 69.
Perry Houser, socialist, 4.
John Q. Peebler, democrat, 51.
For assessor
Robert T. Brown, republican, 72.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 49.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democrat, 41.
Frank K. AVelles, republican, 81.
For county commissioner
J. Hudeniami, democrat, 77.
A. D. Seibert, socialist, 2.
Horace Walker, republican, 48.
For prohibition, 89.
Against prohibition. 32.
lrosHi't.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican, 11.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 16
For railroad commissioner
C. B. Altchison, republican, 13.
A. X. Hamilton, independent, 2.
Oglesby Young, democrat, 10.
For prosecuting attorney
G. W. Phelps, republican, 21.
R. J. Slater, Independent, 5.
For Joint representative
J. P. Hadley, socialist, 1.
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 13.
Joseph X. Scott, Xo. 1, 18.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 15.
Virgil Moore, socialist, 7.
William M. Blakeley, No. 1, 11.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 8.
M. H. Rice, .socialist, 2.
Frank Saling, republican, 14.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley, republican, 6.
Perry Houser, socialist, 3.
John Q. Peebler, democrat, 20.
For asessor
W. H. Birdsell, socialist, 1.
Robert T. Brown, republican, 12.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 15.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democrat, 15.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 16.
For county commissioner
J. Hudeman, democrat, 9.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 1.
Horace Walker, republican, 18.
For prohibition, 21.
Against prohibition, 4.
Umatilla Precinct.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican, 30.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, democrat, 62,
For railroad commissioner
C. B. Altchison, republican, 25.
A. N. Hamilton, Independent, 63. ,
J. P. Newell, prohibition, 3.
Oglesby Young, democrat, 7.
For prosecuting attorney
G. W. Phelps, republican, 62.
R. J. Slater, Independent, 17.
For Joint representative1
J. P. Hadley, socialist, 20.
T, J. Mahoney, republican, 38.
Joseph N. Scott, No. 1, 27.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 33.
L. L. Mann, republican, 40.
George Harshman, socialist, 13. .
Virgil Moore, socialist, 24.
William M. Blakeley, No. 1, 26.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 15. ,
M. H. Rice, socialist, 19.
Frank Saling, republican, 60.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W, Hendley, republcan, 46.
Perry Houser, socialist, 16. -
COFFEE
Three-quarters of coffee
is such that we can't
touch it; we make five
grades of the top quarter.
Xmn trocar ratoras your boht If t
IOMlcklUJas'1 Bt; w parjiia.
John Q: Peebler, democrat, 16.
For assessor
W. H. Blrdsell, socialist, 12.
Robert T. Brown, republican, 26.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 44.
For school 'superintendent
Homer I.'- Watts, democrat, 34.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 43.
For county commissioner
J. Huddeman, democrat, 15.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 19.
Horace Walker, republican, 49.
For prohibition, 37.
Against prohibition, 41.
North IViiUloton Product.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican, 179.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, dcm., 118.
For railroad commissioner
Clyde B. AltchlBon, republican, 143.
A. N. Hamilton, Independent, 90.
J. P. Newell, prohibition, 10.
Oglesby Young, democratic, 61.
For Joint representative
J. P. Hadley, socialist, 13.
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 170.
Joseph N. Scott, No. 1, 104.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 183.
L. L. Mann, republican, 187.
George Harshman, socialist, 6,
Virgil Moore, socialist, 17.
William M. Blakley, No. 1, 110.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democrat, 71.
M. H. Rice, socialist, 12.
Frank Saling, republican, 218.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley, republican, 184
Perry Houser, socialist, 8.
John Q. Peebler, democratic, 109.
For assessor
W. H. Blrdsell, socialist, 6.
Robert T. Brown, republican, 136.
C. P. Strain, democrat, 160.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democratic, 104.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 186.
For county commissioner
J. Hudeman, democratic, 126.
A. D. Selbert, socialist, 10.
Horace Walker, republican, 158.
For constable
J. M. Bentley, democratic, 180.
J. M. Heathman, republican, 85.
C. A. Zackarlas. socialist, 10.
For prohibition, 121.
Against prohibition, 167.
East Pendleton.
H. M. Cake, republican, 99.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, dem., 103.
For railroad commissioner
Clyde B. Altchison, republican, 88
A. N. Hamilton, Independent, 60.
For prosecuting attorney
Gilbert W. Phelps, republican, 148
R. J. Slater. Independent, 62.
For Joint representative
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 101.
Joseph N. Scott. No. 1, 74.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, republican, 112,
L. L. Mann, republican, 111.
William M. Blakley. No. 1, 64.
For school superintendent
Homer I. Watts, democratic, 90.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 108.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier. democratic, 62.
Frnnk Saling, republican, 146.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley, 130.
John Q. Peebler, 70.
For assessor
Robert T. Brown, republican, 86.
f". P. Strain, democratic, 118.
For county commissioner
j J. Hudeman, democratic, 110.
Horace Walker, republican, 87.
For prohibition 92.
Against prohibition, 112.
Pendleton.
For United States senator
H. M. Cake, republican. 149.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, dem., 113,
For railroad commissioner
Clyde I!. Altchison, republican, 106.
A. N. Hamilton, Independent, 104.
For prosecuting attorney
Gilbert W. Phelps, republican, 185;
R. J. Slater, Independent, 66.
For Joint representative
T. J. Mahoney, republican, 131.
Joseph N. Scott, No. 1, 06.
For representative
C A. Barrett, republican, 155,
L. L. Mann, republican, 163.
William M. Blakley, No. 1, 98.
For county clerk
T. C. Frazier, democratic, 43.
Frank Saling, republican, 214.
For recorder of conveyances
Fred W. Hendley, republican, 175
John Q. Peebler, 77.
For school superintendent, 106.
Homer I. Watts, democratic, 106.
Frank K. Welles, republican, 141.
For County Commissioner
J. Hudeman, democratic, 93.
Horace Walker, republican, 159.
For prohibition, 92.
Against prohibition, 173.
South Pendleton.
H. M. Cake, republican, 169.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, dem., 141.
For prosecuting attorney
Gilbert W. Phelps, republican, 190
R. J. Slater, Indcpent, 107.
For representative
C. A. Barrett, reuubllcan, 178.
L. L. Mann, republican, 179.
(Continued on Page 5.)
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