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Fur Delegate. Slule ul Ijuy.
Fannie Kay Bishop
Charles II. Car«y
William A. Carter
Henry Waldo Coe
Evenson
O. J. ~
Robt. 8 Farrell
G. C. Fulton
.Mary K. mu
A. J. Johnaon
J. N. Johnston
Sunfield Macdonuld
A. C. Marsters
Phil Metachan
Alwin A. Muck
8. D. Peterson
For Delegate, District
E. J. Adams
B. F. Jones
Hal l>. Patton
For Prrwlilellt—
Calvin Coolidge
Hiram W. Johnson
For Vice PrrsUIrnt—
Frank O. Ixiwdi-n
George Shepherd
Elwood Washlugtou
William Graut Wobater
l or Electors for Prraliiml und Vlrr
Daniel Boyd
M. c. George
A W. Gowan
Glen O. Holm
Harriet Lane Richards
J O, Stearns. Hr .
For I'. X. Senator—
Geo. I.. Baker
K K Kubli
Charles L. McNary
11. II Stallard
For V. 8. Hcprvecntallv
W . C Ha» l.-y
Peter Zimmermau
For Secretary of Hint«
Sam A. Koxer
For Stale Treasurer—
E R. Campbell
Tboa. B Kay ........
Frank X. Sever
For Justice Supreme Court—
Harry H. Bell
J. W. Knowles
llvnry 8. Wool brook
For Altwrm-y General—
Robert II. Kuykendall
I H Vaa Winkle
For Dairy Commissioner—
J. D Mickle
Hurry U. Miller
For I’ubli. Hrvvhe ('oMmiaaltmet»—»
Charlea L. Brown '
K T. Hunnel |e
Liinard Ostrander
For Mtatr Senator—
Ed. W. Miller
For State Represent »live-
Theo. P. Cramer, Jr.
W. II. Leonard
For District Attorney
Geo. H. Jackson
For County Clerk—
C. Don Cameron
F. L. Coon .......
For < ounty Sheriff
E. H. Lister
Paul liuttencutter
For County Treasure
Jeaule Burke
Mary B. Carson
Llncolu Savage
For County Assessor—
8. 8. Dellinger
D. O, Hayes
For School Huperlntcndcnt—
Aller M. Bacon
For County Surveyor—-
Tom R. I’earco
For County Coroner—
L B Hall
For County Commissioner—
C C. Brown ..........................
J. L. Stanbrough ...... •
DEMOCRATIC
or Deli-gulf, State al lairg
Jas. D. Burns ..........
W. E. Crews
Alfred A. Hampson
Frank S. Myers ....
Hugh McLain ..........
Alice M. McNaught
Mrs Alexander Thompson
I L J. Tick nor ..........
Oswald West ...........
For Delegate, District
J. M. Bledsoe .........
John D. (loss .-.........
George Schulmerlch
For President—
William Gibbs McAdoo
For Vice President—
Geo. L. Berry .................
For Electoiw for President and Vice.
Celia L. Gavin
William A Johnson
Hall 8. Lusk
Robert A. Miller
Richard W. Montague
Estes Sncdecor
R. R. Turner
John C. Veatch
For U. H. Henator
Will R. Klim .
Geo. A. Mansfield
Milton A. Miller
W. H. Strayer
For F. H. Representative—
H. L. Clark ....
W. B. Ewing
Will E. Purdy
For Secretary of Htnl
Walter L. Hembree
For State Treasurer—
Jefferson Myers
For JuntIce of the Hitpreme Court—
O. P. Coahow
ilusione
For Public Service ('<
Newton McCoy —
For DUtrlct Attorney
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W. T. Miller
For County Commissi
Ergest Loughrldge
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opponents for county treasurer. J.
L. Stanbrough was given the nomin- i
ation for county commissioner over
C. C. Brown.
All unopposed can-
didates were nominated.
the
On the Democratic
ticket
names of A. C. Hough, for state sen-
ator, and Wm. Hayes,
for sheriff.!
were written in. a last minute cam­
paign
having
been waged among;
the democratic voters.
Coolidge and McNary
ran high.
Hiram Johnson received a majority
in but one precinct while McNary
had no competition in Baker ar.d
Kubli.
After the first tew returns
were received for president and sen­
ator, interest shifted to the local sit­
uation as the nomination of these
candidates was conceded when
the
first tew precincts had been report-
ed.
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When Waldo, the last precinct to
report, was heard from today, T. P.l
Cramer Jr., had a lead of only eight
votes over W. H. l^eonard for state;
representative.
With all other of­
fices having been decided by a de­
cisive vote, attention was directed
to the one position which now ap-1
pears to me clouded.
An official
count may reduce the lead of Mr.
Cramer and again may Increase it by
a number of votes.
This count is
unofficial.
Grants Pass gave
Mr.
Cramer a substantial lead hut this)
was cut down by returns from the!
country precincts where Mr. 1-eon-
ard appeared to have the edge.
It
is believed that the present situa-<
tion will be maintained, however.
Ernest Lister was given a sub­
stantial lead over Paul Ruttencut-
ter for the office
of
sheriff, for
which a warm campaign had been
waged.
F. 'L. Coon ran strong for
the office of county clerk, of which
he is the present incumbent, having
received the largest vote of any ot
the local candidates.
D. O. Hayes
was returned as the nominee for the
office of assessor.
Lincoln Savage
was given a good-lead over bis t»o!
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Ily Authorized to Pave North Sixth. ♦
Ballotting Goes Almut As
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PAVING ISSUE IS CARRIED
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Paramashiru Island. Japan,
iy
17.—(A.
P.l—A
new
chapter in aviation history was
written today when the three
United States army lieutenants,
attempting
to
encircle
the
world by air, descended in their
planes here shortly before noon
after a perilous dash of
87S
STATE CASTS I .ARGE VOTE FOR
miles through the Arctic winds ♦
ROTH—HTRAVER AND Mil-
and snow storms.
Thus to ♦
I.ER CIAME
America goes the honor of lie­
ing the first to succeed In
ti
flight across the Pacific.
♦
Bremerton,
May
17.— (A.
P.l—The three planes of the
United States army which flew
across the Pacific were forced
to light once on their way by a
storm, according to a
radio­
gram reaching here.
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Los Angeles Cal.,
May
17.-—Don1
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SUCCESSFUL
kle and Kuykendall < ioee
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CHARLES RINGUETTE IS
ON O. A. C. PISTOL TEAM
Oregon Agricultural College, May
17.—Charles S. Ringuette of Grants
Pass is a member of the O. A. C.
field artillery pistol team, consider­ I
ed a close contender for the Na
tional Rifle association cup. put ui
last year to be competed for by all
R. O. T. C. field artillery units ol
Medals will be
the United Stales,
members of the
given individual
first, second and:
teams finishing
Portland. Ore., May 17.— (A. P.l
—Aside from continued gains
for
President Coolidge and Senator Me­
Nary, interest centered today In ths
race for the democratic nomination
for senator and the race between At­
torney General Van
Winkle
and
Roliert Kuykendall for attorney gen­
eral.
Four hundred and
seventy-
six precincts for the democratic sen­
atorial
nomination
gave
Miller
1477; Strayer 4369. Six
hundred
seventy three precincts gave
Van
Winkle 26,860; Kuykendall 24,936.
For congress Hawley.
Crumpacker
and Sinnott are apparently success­
ful.
third.
The O. A. C. team finished firing
last week, making a score of 19*5
Portland. May
17.— (A.
P.l—
out of a possible 2240.
Six men
* President
Coolidge
continues
to
compose the team.
maintain a big lead over
Senator
Johnson in the returns from yester­
day's presidential preference.
Sen­
ator McNary has a lead of more than
two to one over Mayor Baker,
ot
High School Again Defeats Ashland Portland, for the United States sen­
By lavrge Score
ator. On the stale ticket. Van Win­
kle and Kuykendall are running a
The baseball team of the Grants close race for
attorney
general.
Pass high school last night brought Strayer of Baker and Miller of Port­
their average for the season to .7000 land nre in close contest for
the
having won seven of the 10 games democratic senatorial
nomination.
played during the season.
Ashland
Figures this morning gave Coolidge
was the last team on the schedule
39,606; Johnsou 12,767.
For sena­
and was defeated by a score of 11 to,
tor. McNary received 34.173; Baker
6. A fairly large crowd was out to'
14,303:Kubli, 5,461; Stallard. 1981.
attend the game which was a good
one for the windup. The champion­
Portland. Ore.. May 17.—(A. P.l
ship of southern Oregon will not be
—In the second congressional dis­
decided until after
Medford
and
trict where Cochran, of LaGrande.
Ashland have completed their full
had received the endorsement of the
schedule, each having several more
Ku Klux Klan. Sinnott was leading.
The
local
boys
won
games to play.
Returns from 220
precincts
gave
from every team they met with the
For
Sinnott 7589 Cochran 4678.
went
exception of
Medford
and
congressional
clerk,
democratic
down three times before the Bear
leading,
Swagler and Watkins are
Creekers.
For the democratic senatorial uomi-
Miller
j nation. 570 precincts gave
Strayer
5384.
Mansfield
‘ 5484,
j 2662. King 2628. For attorney gen-
1 eral 826 precincts gave Van Winkle
Sociallst-I-abor Party Will Meet in 36.391 ; Kuykendall 33.578.
New York Tonight
GRANTS PASS TAKES GAME
RATIFICATION WILL BE MADE
COOLIDGE CONFINED TO ROOM
Tyler of Franklin high school, Los
Angeles, won first place in the Pa­
cific coast finals
of
the national
oratorical contest here
last night,
thereby earning the right to com­
pete for national honors
in
the
grand finals to be held before Presi­
dent Coolidge.
Second honors went to Benoit Mc-
Croskey, Salem high school, Salem.
Oregon, and third place to Earl Mer­
rill, Mesa high
school,
Phoenix,
Aril.
IS
Also
♦ < rumpacker anti Sinnott Are
Seemingly Returned—-Van Win- ’
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The paving of North Sixth street
from Evelyn avenue to the city iini-
New York. May 17.—(A.
P.l—
its was given the endorsement of the The ratification of the /meeting of
voters, being one of the surprises ot the socialist-labor party, whose na­
the day. Even the support»™ of the tional convention was held here this
proposal had given the measure up week, will take place tonight Frank
two days before the election. It had T. Johns, of Oregon, nominee
for
of
lost two years ago by a majority ot president; Verne L. Reynolds,
and
250 votes. Yesterday, however, it re­ Maryland, for vice president
ceived a majority of 6 7. The work Frank Passano, for governor of New
will be pushed as soon as possible, York, will be among the speakers.
the administration now intending to
follow out its paving program in
Grants Pass. W. D. Fry was writ­
ten in for Mayor without opposition,
excepting for a few scattered names. Because of Slight Cold,
President
L. \V. Smith was named for the I
Cancels Dates
I
position of justice of the peace. It
is probable that he will be selected
Washington, May 17.— (A. P.) —
to fill the term of O. J. law. who Because of a slight cold President
resigned and whose resignation was
Coolidge cancelled all engagements
held up by the county court pending
for today. It was said at the White
the outcome of the election.
House that he was not confined to
A table showing the count in every
his bed, but is spending the day in
precinct In Josephine county, com­ I his room on the advice of physicians.
plete, is being printed in the Courier
today, in order to give the readers
CELL A II IXXIIt FIGHT TO
the very best of election service.
IN <N>VRT
LOS ANGELES BOV WINS
IN PACIFIC COAST FINALS
HAWLEY
STEAM SCHOONER IS LOST
Radio Message Say» Steamer Is
Complete I xmm
n
Portland Ore., May 17.—<A. P.)
Lin­
—The steam schooner G. C.
the
dauer, which went ashore at
had
mouth of the Vmpqua river,
broken up today, according to a ra-
dlo report from the coast guard cut­
ter Tamaroa.
The Lindauer
was
reported a total loss. The Admiral
Nicholson which went aground in an
effort to aid the Lindauer, was re­
ported leaking badly and may be
a loss.
HOUSE PASSES BONUS BILL
Passes Mensure liver
PreaMentlal
Veto by Big Vote
Washington, May 17.—(A. P.)—
The house today by a vote of 313 to
78 passed the soldier bonus over the
RE SETTLED
president’s veto. The enactment in­
to law or the final defeat of the bill
■Norwalk, Conn., May 17.—(I. N. is now up to the senate, where
a
S.)—When Joseph
Davis,
local closer result la expected.
clothing merchant, refusetl to keep
his cellar door closed the city of
Norwalk stationed two husky police­
—
men on the door, effectually solving
to
the problem until Davis appealed to Returns With Father—Refuses
See Newspapermen
An injunction
has
State courts.
COUNTESS MILLICENT BACK
restraining policemen
been issued
from parking themselves on Davis'
door, and a damage suit Is to be
Davis’ cellar
fought out In court,
doorway gave light and air to his
basement workroom,
opening onto
the main
street
here, but police
feared someone might fall through
and get hurt.
New York,
May 17.—‘ (A. P.l—
Hoog-
‘Countess Ludwig Salm Von
board
the
straeten returned
on
father
steamship France with bar
last night. The former Miss Rogers
refused to see reporters and
aud
her
father met all questions with the
1 remark, "I have nothing to say."