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DAILY EDITION
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COUNTY OmCIAL PAP KB
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DAILY EDITION
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son greatest aewwr ead a atll
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COUNTY OITICUL PIP 12
VOL 54
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1922.
NO. 10,138
HALL LEADS NECK RACE FOR REPUBLICAN itlAIN FOR GOVERKOU
SINNOTT RENOMINATED; GWINN CARRIES UMATILLA COUNTY
CHARLES E. HAIL
- By A THOUSAND
HAS LEAD
VOTES OVER
G0VERI1 BEII I OLCOn
Latest Returns give Hall 36,960; Olcott 36,259 in Race;
Marshfield Candidate Holds Lead Following .Botter
Campaign; All Congressmen Seemed to be ertain of
Nomination Following Early Returns.
LiATKST HALL, 36,6w; OLCOTT,
30,239.
PORTLAND, May 20. (A. ,P.
Governor Ben V. Olcott, who a week
ngo declared war on the "Invisible em
pire" of the Ku Klux Klan In a
scathing proclamation denouncing the
masked and hooded organizations was
running behind State Senator Charle3
all, of Marshfield,. for republican
nomination for governor on returns
from yesterdays DrlmarrY The last
week of the primary campaign was
" featured by bitterness, and though I
Hall had made no public declaration
in favor of the Ku Klux Klun, the j
forces In the state sympathtalng with i
that organization rallied to his support ,
and he drew the Hons share of vote
from a field of five candidates, op
posing the governor.
CARAWAY DECLARED MI
Letter and Contract to Free
Shipbuilder and Financier
Read Before Senate Today.
WASHINGTON. May 20. (U. )
--Attorney General Daughtrcy should
resign from office, Senator Caraway
of Arkansas, declared in the senate
today, after reading photostatic cop
les of a letter and contract which lie
suid showed the attorney general
and Thomas R. Felder, of Atlanta,
Ga were to get twenty five thous
and if., they could get Charles. W. i
county precincts, nnd Incomplete -aiorse, smuoui.uer ami imaucier oui ,
ui luuurni pritsun uuniig uiv iuuci i
PORTLAND, May 20. (U. P.)
Chiirles B. Hall, Marshfield, led Gov
ernor. Bmi W. Olcott by over a thou
sand votes for republican gubernato
1 rial nomination at noon today. Re
turns complete from 396 Multnomah
Vote by Counties
In Race Between
, Hall and Olcott
Tabulation of the vote on governor
from the various counties of Oregon,
prepared especially for the Kast Ore
tonian by the fulled Tress showed
the following vote by counties, the
outsido returns being filed from Port
laud at 1.01 p. m.
Vote by Counties
Haker Hull 105, Olcott 386.
Benton Hull 129, Olcott 600.
Clackamas Hall 1704, Olcott 1477.
Clatsop Hall 1680, OlcoU 12X6. .
Columbia Hall 151, OlcoU 188.
Coos Hull 1501, Olcott 696.
Crook Hall 99, Olcott 86.
Curry Hall 108, Olcott 76.
Deschutes Hall 203, Olcott 846.
Douglas Hall 1069, Olcott 406.
Gilliam Hall 18, Olcott 90., x
Grant Olcott 40.
Harney Hall 72. Olcott 210.
Hood River Hall 71. olcott 377.
Jackson Hall 822, Olcott 23S.
Jefferson Hal! 102, Olcott 153.
Josephine Hull 31S, Olcott 131.
Klamath Hall 238, Olcott 581.
Lhne Hall 826, Olcott 610.
Lincoln Hall 124, Olcott 230.
Linn Hull 3S4, Olcott 605.
Malheur Hall S3, Olcott 177.
Marlon Hall 1288. Olcott 1585.
Morrow, Hall ;6, Olcott 178. '
Multnomah 397 precincts) Hull
17.625, Olcott 16,914.
Polk Hall 400. Olcott 527.
Tillamook Hull 963, Olcott 272.
I'niatlllfl Hull 1958. Olcott 1392.'
. Union Hall 262, Olcott 402,
Wullowa Hall 73, Olcott 176.
Wasco Hall 429, Olcott 731.
Washington Hall 634, Olcott 86-2.
Wheeler Hall 7,7, Olcott 297.
. Yamhill Hiill 527, Olcott 8H2.
IRISH ELECTION
TO BE HELD JUNE
16 IS AGREED
De Valera and Collins Have
Come to an Agreement
Following Heated Debate.
Sinnott Has Lead
Oi Over 2000 in
Second District
With prwbubly one half the veto of
the district accounted for Represen
tative N. J. Slnnot had a lead of
slightly over 2000 over James H.
Gwinn on the returns available early
this afternoon. Following Is a Unit
ed Press summary of the vote by
icountles with the Wasco county vote
and Umatilla .county vote secured
from later figures:
County
LOCA
FflEE STATERS TO
HOLD PRESIDENCY
1
Organized Arson " Gangs
Spreading Terror, in Many
Ulster Towns and Belfast.
Buker
Crook ......
Deschutes ,
Gilliam ... .
Grunt
4Hood River
Jefferson
Klamath ..
1-ake
Mulhcurq , ,
i ; .Morrow . . ,
Are:imutllla '..
I'nlon
Wallowa . , ,
j Wuxco 113
Whoele
Totals
Gw Inn Sinnott (
. 214 497
. 46 145 !
. 306 ' 667 j
.. .64 , 107 I
, 10 ' 81
. . 198 500 I
..33 73 '
. 328 136
.16- 24
. 123 :u
.,137' 261
.2349 1634
. 445 i . 531 i
. 176 214
. 113 1115 I
. t . 432 j
LI1IHASHI1
' OF 700 III COUHTY WITH 7
PRECIS Sit (HSSIL'G
Hall for Governor. Leads in County by 600t Plurality - on -j
Returns . Available; Eberhard, " Mann-, " Miller,- Smith
Lead on Legislative : Ticket; DcHart Has Margin, on
Treasureship Race; Hoff Received Big Locaf Vote.
HOMER C. TAYLOR OF
AS
, .5.026
7,228
DLULl.Ni May .20. (I. I SHI. I P TAKK DltOP.
Michael Collins and Kumonn De Val-j PORTLAND, '. May 20. (A. I'.W
era have come to un agreement . t c'nttio. hogs, steady: sheep 11.00 low
last. jor, spring lambs to 110: eggs
Following a heated and protrai'tcdjoddy, butter weak, oxtra cubes 33c
debute by members of the Dall Eire- j t0 34t, v , . )
unn, a aecision was uennui'iy
to form a coalition cabinet, DeValeru's j
following getting four ministerial seats
and preserving their present uitniber
New Man to Succeed Richard
Hanley Named by School
Authorities, Star ; Athlete.
Complete returns from the reyub
llcan primary from It out of the 64 .
precincts of Umatilla county, asss ta
bled by th, Kast Oregontan at. ' 1
o'clock thls jifternopn..iov that
James H. Gwinn In his race for coiv-,
gresa carried his home county by over .
700 majority, that Charles Hall Is the ;
favorite for the county for governor,-!
Hoff for, treasurer, Eberhard for Joint .
senator, Alfred Bmlth for Joint rep- ;
resentutlvc, Mann and Miller fur rep-
resentatlv.es and De Hart fur, county .
treasurer. - 1 ., ..
The detailed vot for th it I t' '
clncts Is as follows.; - . ; ' i
M PreUncts (Xinplcto ;- ;
front 35 outsido counties, gave Hnll
83,458: Olcott 32,361. Olcott showed
tt-enJttyM-)tts'"e4jlwlu
the later arioDimg returns, now ever
PORTLAND, May 20. (A. P.)
12:41) State Senator Hall of Marsh
field, maintained his lead over Olcott
... for the republican nomination us ad
ditional returns were tabulated today.
Throe hundred thlrtoen Multnomah
precincts and returns from 29 coun
ties gave Hall 27,490; Olcott 25,562.
New tabulation gaye Hoff " 30,500,
Ryan 26,306. .Dalzlel 27,775, Gram
S6.763. Thlehoff 22,758, Campbell
i'2,054, Layman 9,610. Republican
Chairman Williams, i'9,761. Fithian
I'D. 182, Renomlnatlon of Oregon's
llltcc vviticoouicu fcj v. v, I - a,onuavui
llawley 10,429, Norblad 7,482, Fisher,"
8,601- R'imotf 4,324. Gwinn 3,133,
McArthur 11,167, Korrcll 10,656,
Crunipacker, 7,815. . .
SALEM, May 20. (A. P.) Fifty
four precincts out of seventy-four In
Marlon county: Hall ''2,053; Olcott
1,391, Hoff 3,060, Ryan 3,113.
part of the Taft 6d ministration, . I
- .- read by- Caraway , the - alleged W -
contract was aeccptea. by '""Morsc't"
L"Thei-e ia not but' one decent thing!
for the attorney general today, and!,.
thut is to resign," ... Caraway said.
Ho ought to no longer embarrass the
administration by continuing in of-.
flee. . Caraway then read a facsimile
of a letter written by Felder to
Morse uftcr the latters purdon, dated
ut Atlanta, August 14, 1911. The
terms us. noted in the letters read:
"You are to pay Honorable H. M,
Daughcrty a retainer of five thous
and dollars nnd actual expense
J
CKDAlt R.VPIDH, Iowa, May 20.
L'. P. Winifred Hudnut, bride of
Rudolph Valentino, screen hero, pass
ed through here today enroute to New
York, tho home of hor parents. Mrs.
Valentino said she would stuy In New
York but a short time, returning as
soon, us possible to her husband.
In tin. Dull. Thu nareement provides
the fre staters shall hold the presi
dency nnd seven place In the cabinet.
It Is ulso agred the general election
uliMll b held June 16. i
lloii-vs liiirtutl .' -
mm. ,ft ff l 111.
! auillzed Arson tinngs. shooting their ? ' ,''. " '
i jf5' thruush nil :PP"l,,?,,n, Rpread
f'ten-or lii Belfast and many Ulster
towns'toduy. Three gangs were killed
nnd several wounded In an attack on
Castle Wellen barracks. County Down.
The barracks was destroyed by fire.
Many houses were burned In small
towns.
in.-.
Nenri'h Coiillniicd
LOS ANGELES. Slav IV P
curred in looking after your matters, Government and district attorucv non-
expenses to exceed one thousand; rut Ives today continued. search for evl.
uence to show that Valentino lived
PORTLAND, May 21. (Filed 10:11
A. P.) One hundred seventy Mult
noham precincts and Incomplete re
turns of twenty nine counties gave
Benn 893, Leo 893, a tie, Patterson
5393, White 5090. Hulls figures Mulf
nomah 7,674, outside. 11,436; Olcott.
Multnomah. 7020, uotslde 10.943.
Same tabulation gave Hoff 21.612,
Ryan 20,228; Republican committee,
' Williams 21,3396. Fithian 18,126; for'
public service commission recall of
Williams, yes 23,339. no 12,178; for
Buchtel recall, yea 20,800, no 10,808;
for public sorvice commlsalonership
vacant January, Thlehoff 7943, Camp
bell 6477, Layman 2831; labor com,
missloner Danziot 8228, Gram 7257;
first district Hawley 9528, Norblad
6051, Fisher 3217; second district Sin
nott 4284, Gwinn 3026; third district t
McArthur 5813, Korrvll 5612, Crutn-
packer 4259, MacDonald 934. Demo--Cnttlo
. for . governor. . Pierce 3673,
Starkweather 2138, Holmes 58S. Purdy
863; Morrow leading for tfemoevstic
national committeeman ' 3209, King
3064. - ....
Latest state wide figures Including-,
330 complete Multnomah precincts!
give Hall 29,655 and Olcott 29.442. In J
Multnomah Hall Is lending by 510. i
Outside; Multnomah Olcott is leading j
by 297.
you are to direst the couuscl here
tofore to be employed to withdraw
your appeal in habeas corpus pro
ceeding heretofore instituted; we arc
to receive In event we secure an un
conditional pardon or commutation
for you a sum of twenty five thous
and dollars, full compensation for
services rendered In connection with
your application for' purdon; we are
to recelvo twenty five percent of
whatever sum wc may be able to re
cover 'by compromise or lltigutlon In
Metropolitan Steamship company
matter, described In your letter of
August second; In all matters herein
undertaken In your behalf we are to
have full and absolute control and
you are to accept implicitly on our
counsel und advice." (Signed)
Thomas B. Felder;
In postcrlpt at bottom, Morse
wrote: "I accept the above this 4tli
day of August, 1911. (Signed, t
Charles W. Morse. The contract Was
made by Felder for Duugherty, Caru-wayclalmed.
with his new bride as man and -wife.
Friends' V the two say thoy occupied
"twin bungiilows'Vat Palm Springs, u
remote desert resort, not living togeth
er at nil.
Ill'ILDOG WHIPS KALH.
OIH-TBTOWN, N. H... May 20..'
fierce battle wus staged here, be
tween a bulldog anil a large eagle.
The uglc, believed to liuvc . Vome
from the, Uncunoopnus Mourdjilns.
nenr here, swooped down On the yard
of Herbert Ainsworlh and attempted
to carry of a bulldog. The dog put
up such tt fight that tho bird was
unsuccessful, however, und when Mrs.
Alnsworth appeared the euglo flw
nwuy.
CHICAGO, May 20. Wheat All
things considered July und Hcptem-
Homer C. Tu.vlur, a gruducte ' of
I Montana Plate College, star athlete,
i and reputed to be a natural leader of
: boys and young men, has been selected
j u heud of the athletic department of
I the Pendleton high' school to ' take
j churgeXhis full, according to an an
I nouncement made today by Hupt. H.
! K. Inlaw of the city schools. Taylor
. . .' will succeed Hlchurd Hurley, who has
, ; ' 1 coached Pendleton high school tor the
toduy. .May ,., twn ..,...,,
July at TnVlnr'N cnllnut record Hlmwii htm to
M a star lii fuutbull, busket bull un-l
ears he.wu uti-
ed Reunion, ant
one year he worked under Walter
Powell, now heud of -physical educa
tion lit Stunford University. Both men
recommend him highly.
"Taylor is a mighty good athlete, a
good clean clit fellow, an cxcollent
student and he has hud some good
teaching experience,!' Is the way Frod
llennlon speaks of Taylor, "I think
he Is the best basket bull forward I
ever saw on a .floor, lie was also
Captain' and ttuarterbuck of the Mon
tunu team, und wus an all-slate quar
ter in' 1919. He also plays shortstop
In baseball and tried out last year with
Toledo. Due to Injuries, he hud to
drop his work. He was in the air ser
vice for two years during the war. He
Is a mighty popular louder wherever
Wbeut prices dropped
L 11.X5
61.31 3-4 and September at 11.18 7-8
; V, ' VJ V- Ui dcf 'ih tutJuge of Fi-e
Following ore the quolutlolis re
ceived by Overbeck S; Cooks, local
brokers: .
i , Wheat. , '
; , Open' High I'.bw Close
May 1.4t -"$1.40 .81.85H I1.S5U
July 1.24Ti 1.24T4 1.23 V 1.28
iSept. 1.1 4 ,1.19 1.19
l.xchaiigcs.
Sterling, 445,i.
France, 9164.
Italy, 610 Vi.
Holland, 8890.
Marks, 8314.
Austria, 106, .
M8 Ti
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'Official complete returns - from
Huppner, north and south precincts j
give Fithian 71. Williams 142, Gwinn1
77, Sinnott 143, Bejin 10, Hull 50, Lee I
4; Olcott 93, Patterson 60. White 23, !
Hoff 80. Ryan 152, Burnett 146, Mc-1
WALTER M. PIERCE HAS BIG
LEAD OVER STARKWEATHER IN
; RACE FOR DEMO. NOMINATION
Walter M. Pierce will again be the
democratic standard bearer In -the
race for governor this fall. Incom
plete returns from various counties
of the state available early this after
noon showed the following vote.
Pierce ,8.
'Starkweather S.22S.
The other candidates. Purdy and
Holmes received small votes and their
totals were not computed.
In Lcnatilla county. - Senator
Pierce's former home, the democrats
voted overwhelmingly for lilm. Scat-
Plcrec JO 7.
Starkweather 88.
In the race fur 'democratic nation
al "committeeman Will K. King mas
the victor in Umatilla county over Dr.
J. W. Morrow. The vote coniuilcd
from most of the precincts of the
county showed as follows:
Kims 306.
Morruw 117.
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.Jlull 1958.
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' Patterson 607.
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Layman 699.
1 Thlehoff 1726. ,
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Rbcrhard 1819.
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County Treasurer
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llberliard Itnttuiibiatoil,
Figures available early this after
noon show that Joint Senator Colta
R, Eberhard is unquestionably rs-.,.
nominated ' for Joint senator. A re
port to the East , Oregoliian showed
the following standing of the joint
senatorial candidates there. : -
Kberhard 46
Hinkle ........ t. .... , ,. 216
Klteton 180
With approximately a 250. lead In
24 I Union county and, a lead of over 100 '
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ntor has sufficient Totes to carry Mm
over regardless of how tHo Morrow
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1000 Hi POLICE ASKED.
TO FIGHT .CHICAGO E.'i3
CHICAOO, May 20. (W. P.) Que
thousand new police to. carry on bat-,
tie against the gangster terrorism were
demanded today by Chicago crime ,
commission und state prosecutors..' In
order to speed up prosecution work,
four extra Judges were planned and
expenditure of a hundred thousand
yearly for additional states attorneys. .
THE WEATHER
Reported by Major Lee M,porbeust
Maximum, 63. ; ..,! '
Minimum, 60. . ., .
Barometer, 28.80. - ' "
Miilnfull .08 of nn Inch. '
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