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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OREGOX, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934.
375 CANDIDATES
ENTER NAMES IN
Seven Republicans and Two
Democrats in Guberna
torial Lists Pierce Un
opposed in Second Distric
By CLAYTON V. BERNIIARD
(associated Ptcm Staff Writer)
SALEM, April t. (AP) When the
political atmosphere cleared follow
ing the greatest lut hour'! ruah to
got under the wire for a chance to
an office In atate, district or county
at the primary election, a total of 376
candidates had filed for the 117 atate
Bosltlona this year. Of thl number
more than one-fourth aeek election
to the 13 seats In the house of repre
sentatlTes from Multnomah county
and one-third filed the last day,
Tuesday.
It will be several days before the
official list of candidates Is available,
but a check as they filed revealed 80S
Republlcana and 134 Democrats
listed, while non-partlsani for Judic
iary seats totaled 38. Justloe George
Hossman, seeking re-election to his
seat on the aupreme court bench, was
the first state-wide official to be
elected definitely and no campaign Is
required. He had no opposition and
automatically ia accwna ww-w
default.
S geek Governorship.
Beven Republicans and two Demo
crate seek the gubernatorial toga.
General- V. O. McAieianaer oi
.tM Prank Lonergan. Portland,
stood aide by aide at the secretary of
state's counter during tne issi i
minutes and Bled simultaneous. j.
The other Republicans who are in the
race Include Rufus 0. Holmsn,
Ohsrles Hall and Jos Dunne of Port
land, B. P. Dodd of Hermlston and
sum Brown of Oervals. General
Charles Martin of Portland and Wil
lis Mahoney will contest for the
Democratic nomination.
A new candidate entered the llete
for secretary of atate on the Demo
cratic ballot, Everett Logan of Port
land. He will compete with Joe .
Bhelton, Portland, and Horace B.
Walter of Oorvallis. Carle Abrama
of Salem and Earl Snell of Arlington
are the Republican candidates.
Howard Unopposed.
Charles A. Howard haa no opposi
tion for the Republican nomination
for superintendent of schools, but
three will fight It out for the Demo
cratic choice J. W. Leonhardt, La
Grande. Elmer S. Mccormick, Port
land and Forrest I. Dunton, Molalla.
nharlea H. Gram will have compe
tition In the primary for state labor
,mi.,innr Gust Anderson of
Portland filed for the nomination.
Welter Shuholm of Portland Is the
only Democratic candidate.
The eonirresslonal race, partlcu
larly from the third district, presented
a new angle in the closing moments,
when former United Statea Senator
Robert K. stanfleld and J. E. Ben
nett, both of Portland, filed for the
Republican nomination, along with
three others w. A. oawaii, nsrry
JCenln and William P. Slgureison
John J. Bcckman. Grover O. Fretwell,
Ralph M. Erwln and Walter B. Glea-
son will seek tne Democratic nonoro.
Nott Falls to rue.
In the first district the Republl
ean contest remain between James
w. Mott and J. M. Devers, while w.
A. Delrell of Salem filed against John
D. Goes of Marshfleld and R. R. Tur
tier of Dallas for the Democratic con-
teat. Earl Nott of McMlnnvllle, who
announced he might be a candidate,
failed to file.
Walter M. Pierce la uncontested
for the Democratic nomination for
re-election In the second district,
while Jay TJpton of Bend will com
pete with David F. Graham of Vale
for the Republican nomination,
The race for the other position on
the atate aupreme court on the non
partisan ballot will be settled in the
primaries between Chief Justice John
L. Rand and George R. Bailey of
Htllsboro. The law provldea that a
majority at the primary election
names the successful candidate.
Three Keek rfunieenip.
In the district races for circuit
Judge Louis P. Hewitt of department
B of Portland had no opposition, nor
did T. E. J, Dufry of Bend for the
18th district. Both are Incumbents
In the Joint dlstriot of Jackson and
Josephine counties, three eeek the
one position R. 8. Anderson and Aaa
C. Hough of Grants Pass and Judge
H. D. Norton of Medfcrd.
Four have filed for the three posi
tions In the second dlatrlct, com
prising the counties of Benton. Coos,
Curry. Douglas, Lane and Lincoln.
They are B. L. Eddy and Carl E, Wlm
berly of Roaeburg: G. F. Sklpworth
of Eugene and J- T. Brand of Marsh
fleld. All but Wlmberly are now on
L the bench.
Five are contesting the one seat
In the Klamath county dlatrlct:
Judge William M. Duncan, D. B.
Fletcher, A. W. Srhaupp. William
Oanong and Edward B. Ashurst.
Atnrlans I'noppnsed.
W. H. Straver of Baker and Frank
M. Frsnclscovlch of Astoria, Demo-
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Oarage in connection.
Rooms with, or without, private
oath. Rates II 50 per day and up
Attractive permanent ratea, week
or month, A. B. SMITH, Leaaee,
cratlc and Republican candidate re
spectively, appeared aure of election
aa neither one had any opposition
either in the primaries or general
election In their respective districts,
Both are members of the aenate.
In Umatilla county Jamea A. Best
was without opposition for the Re
publican nomination for senator and
Bruce 8h angle tor the Democratic
honor. Linn E. Jones, Republican
and J. E. Hedges. Democrat were also
without opposition In the primaries
for the state senate from Clackamas
county,
Similar situations existed In the
joint Benton and Polk district for
Dean H. Walker, Republican and R
W, Hogg, Democrat; In the Joint
Linn and Lane county for E. A. Mc-
Cormack, Eugene Republican and C,
A. Schooling, Junction City Democrat;
In Lane county for H. C. Wheeler,
Republican and L. L. Ray, Democrat.
Ko Demo, Senate Seeker.
No Democratic candidates were
listed for state senate from Jackson
county where George W. Dunn of
Aahland and Victor Bureell of Med
ford filed for the Republican nomi
nation; and In Yamhill county where
W. E. BurXe and Eugene E. Marsh
contest for the Republican honors.
In Marlon county, where two sena
tors are to be elected, four Republi
cans are listed Charles K. Spauld
lng, Frank Settlemeler, Otto K. Faults
and Douglas McKay. F. L. Utter and
James Preble are uncontested for the
Democratic nomination.
For President Fred E. Kiddle's seat
from the 19th district pf Morrow.
Umatilla and Union counties, Jack
E. Allen of Pendleton Is without op
position for the Democratic nomina
tion, while R. E, Bean of Freewater
and J. M. Richards of Stanfleld filed
on the Republican ballot.
Chapman Candidate. j
Ninety-nine men and women filed
for seats in the house of representa
tives from Multnomah county, or
which 13 are to be elected. Of this
number, which sets a new record for
Multnomah county filings, 68 are Re
publicans and 41 are Democrats. The
feature of the Multnomah county
filings was the declaration of C. C
Chapman, editor of the Oregon Voter,
who haa attended all sessions for
years but never before filed for of
fice or been a member. He Joined
the Republicans for a seat In the
house.
Several candidates were without op
position In the primaries or general
election In the house, which assures
their election. They are John E,
Cooter. Democrat of Toledo from
Lincoln county; A. Rennle, Republi
can of Corvallls from Benton county:
Olenn W. Riddle and William ' W,
Knight, both Republicans of Doug
las county, two to elect: J. H. McCIos-
key of Ooos county, Republican; J. O,
Turner of Heppner and E. R. Fatland
of Condon, Republicans, two to elect
from the 22nd joint district; W. B,
Snyder of Deschutes and Lake
counties, Republican, and W. E. Btock-
dale, Republican, from Grant and
Harney counties.
Filings in some of the other coun
ties, In addition to Marlon county.
where four -are to be elected and
where ten Republicans and three
Democrats filed for these seats, Included:
Lane county (three to elect) Earl
H. Hill, James K. King, Charles A,
Huntington, F. O. Heffron, Emmett
Howard, Kenneth Nielsen, Republi
cans, and O. F. Hyde, Frank Carll
and Bene Lydlck, Democrats.
Josephine county W. A. Johnson
Republican and O. A. Petersen, Demo
crat.
Jackson county (two to elect)
Glenn O. Taylor and A. E. Brockway,
Republicans; Moore Hamilton and
William Orenbrenner. Democrats.
Umatilla county (two to elect)
Jamea H. E. Scott, Carl Engdahl and
Rex Ellis, Republicans; and Guy H.
Johnson. Raley Peterson and W. E.
Regan, Democrats.
Union county Vernon Bull and
Austin E. Chandler, Democrats. No
Republicans.
Baker countyRobert F. Vaughan
and J. Richard Smurthwalte, Jr.,
Democrats; F. W. Epplnger, Republican.
Klamath county (two to elect)
Harry D. Bowln and Henry Semon.
Democrats; O, R, Williams, Walter O.
Van Emon and B. S. Grlgsby, Re
publicans.
In Klamath county also five candi
dates filed for district attorney: Har
din C. Blackmer, J. C. O'Neill, U. S.
Balentlne, Fay Morris, Republicans;
Oeorge Chastaln, Democrat. Nine
Republicans and one Democrat filed
for district attorney of. Multnomah
county.
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Gas Filled Shaft
8WITZ CITY, Ind., April 0. (AP)
Plre-blackened ruins marked the
alts of the Sinclair mine today, but
In the home, of five miners who
were trapped underground for 'five
hours yesterday was Joyous reunion.
They escaped death from gas fumes
by walling themselves into a space
about 34 by 12 feet more than one
hundred yards from the blazing
wooden shaft and awaiting rescue
squads.
WILL ROGERS' SISTER
ILL WJTH PNEUMONIA
CHSLSA, Cla April 5. (API-
Mrs, Tom McSpadden, .liter of the
humorist. Will Roger., was reported
at the crisis of an attack of pneu
monia here today. Attendants said
tftey believe they could report defi
nitely a turn one way or the other
by tomorrow.
LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE
DANGER CLEARED AWAY
SAN FRANCISCO. April 0 (AP)
The threat of a coast-wide strike of
longshoremen waa cleared away to
day aa the dock workera and the
shippers effected a compromise.
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