County Clerks Complete Canvass Tabulation for Primary
Election; Many Write In Votes Cast for Local Offices
A complete vote canvass for
all candidates in the Oregon pri
mary election in Jackson county
May IS, with the exception of
precinct committeemen and com
mitteewomen, has been official
ly tabulated by deputy county
clerks. The results are printed
below.
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT
National committeemen: De
Cicco, 1,893; Sweetland, 3,852;
national committeewoman: Bur
ton, 2,896; Cawood, 2,378.
Delegates to national conven
tion, state at large: Wilkins,
1,251; Anderson, 349; Bain,
1,066; Brown, 1,411; Dennis,
1.817; Grant, 794; Kahn, 1,200;
Mahoney, 1,482; Morgan, 1,583;
Pearson, 2,285; Robinson, 1,795;
Schrunk, 1,389; Shorb, 526; Stan
bery, 498; Sweetland, 2,951; Wil
cox, 904. '
Delegates to national conven
tion, fourth congressional dis
trict: Chance, 1,484; Chatt, 1,053;
v Dodd. 2,528; Epps, 1,540; Fie
1 gel, 1,531; Leiken, 772; McGlnty,
586; and Zulauf, 796.
For president: Douglas, 493;
Kefauver, 4,522; and Stevenson,
513.
Presidential electors: Bauer,
3,758; Brooke, 3,311; Davidson,
3,505; Friedman, 3,673; Hess,
2,938; Hewitt, 3,561; and Wink
ler, 3,559.
Representative in congress,
fourth district: Swanson, 3,160;
and Wood, 2,088.
Secretary of state: Green,
4,441.
State treasurer: Blakeslee,
2,289; and Lambert, 2,882.
State attorney general: Thorn
ton, 4,543.
County commissioner: Hocker
smith, 2,369; and Whitney 2,485.
County assessor: Hawver,
4,139.
County treasurer: Sweeney,
4,548.
Democratic Write-ini
National committeeman: Mark
O. Hatfield, 4; Catherine Holtz,
3; J. O. Johnson, 4; Wayne
Morse, 18; Walter O'Toole, 1; Sid
Woodbury, 1; G. Jack, 1; Charles
L. Paine, 2; and Jesse Gard, 5.
National committeewoman:
Nell Dunn, 1; Mrs. Marshall E.
Cornett, 3; L. Watson, 1; and
Nancy Honeyman Robinson, 1.
Delegates to national conven
tion, state at large: Paul F. My
tinger, 1; D. McKay, 13; W. Mc
Allister, 11: C. Meyers, 1; La
mar Tooze, 7; Gordon Orput, 1;
1 " Leslie Mille.-, 1; Dr. G. A. Dier--
dorff, 1; Ed G. Boehnke, 1; Mrs.
Bereth Hopkins, 1; Robert Or
irtond Case, 1; Robert Elliott, 7.
Frank Fowler, 1; Lowell C.
Paget, 1; Robert Bennett, 1; Z.
Z. Burns, 2; W. G. Duback, 1;
Lulu Watson, 1; Howard Belt,
2; H. Clay Meyers Jr., 1; Joseph
E. Harvey, 1; Gene R. Brantley,
6 Eugene Springer, 2, and Harris
Ellsworth, 1.
Delegates to national conven
tion, fourth district: Bereth Hop
kins, 1.
President and vice-president:
Eisenhower, 238; Adlaie (sic)
Stevenson,' 37; Douglas (vice
president), 42; Warren, 19; John
Cotton (vice-president), 1; and
Warren (vice-president) 83.
Presidential electors: Neil R.
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Allen, 5; James A. Rodman, 1;
Henry A. Voehner, 3; Wendall
W. Wyatt, 5; Margaret Bond
mont, 2; Freda Peterson, 3; and
Will C. Robinson, 7.
Representative in congress,
fourth district: Ellsworth, 8.
Secretary of state: Delbert
Grout, 1; Farrel Fisch, 1.
State treasurer: Fred Robin
son, 51; Sig Unander, 3; Jack
Lynch, 5.
Attorney general: Earl T.
Newbry, 95; Alex Barry, 2; John
McCourt, 2; L. L. Lindas, 8; Wal
ter Nunley, 1; E. O. Stadter, 6.
State representative, 19th dis
trict: Robert W. Root, 116; G. A.
Dierdorff, 107 E. H. Mann, 62;
Mary Kelly, 3; Rawles Moore, 1;
L. W. Lillianquist, 1; Farrell
Fisch, 1; Edward Kelly, 1; Frank
DeSouza, 1; Bob Cook, 1; Walter
Nunleyi 7; Elmer Dungey, 1;
Paul Haviland, 4; Ray Briggs, 1;
John Bailey, 1; Harris Ellsworth,
2; Barbara Draper, 5; Kenneth
Oliver, 1; Loyd Whitney, 1; Shel
by Wilcox, 1; John Winters, 1;
John Billings, 1; Clara Cham
berlin, 1; Robert Elliott, 1; De
Vere Taylor, 2; Ryder Berg, 1;
Monroe Sweetland, 2; Walter
Wilcox, 1; Kent Blackhurst, 1;
Cecil Clemmens, 1; David Shaw,
1; Marie Bosworth, 7.
William Knips, 1; Ward Spatz,
2; C. C. Sater, 1; Everett Faber,
1; P. Wilmouth, 1; Robert E.
Grace, 1; Robert Brantley, 2; P.
Halverson, 1; Harry Hill, 1;
Everette Beeson, 1; Erma Star
singer.l ;Frank Stratton, 1; Har
ry Salter, 1; and Robert Wood, 3.
District Attorney: Sam Harbi
son, 2; Gus Newbury, 1; Kent
Blackmore, 1; Carlos Morris 1;
Bob Brantley, 3; Ted Waterfield,
1; Ray Briggs, 1; Linly, 1; Ha
mon, 1; Kent Blackhurst, 1; Jan
ette (sic) Thatcher, 1; Stanley
Jones, 1; Robert Collins, 1; Rob
ert Duncan, 4; Howard Morgan,
1; Cecil Morris. 2.
Newland, 2; Neuner, 3; Price
E. Paine, 1; Frank Moss, 1; Per
ry Devoe, 1; Dudley, 2; Larry
Neeley, 1; Benjamin Benedict,
1;- Ray Greenhill, 1;- Fred Ste
vens, 1; O. H. Bengtson, '2; Lulu
G. Watson, 1; Walter Nunley,
1,335; Paul Haviland, 435; Ben
Lombard, 1; Edward Kelly, 65.
Frank Van Dyke, 3; L. Peers
Wilmeth, 1; Harry Skerry, 2;
Morthland, 1; Geo. Codding, 34;
Rawles Moore, 1; Frank Ewald,
1; William McAllister, 2; and
R. L. Lee, 1.
County judge: A. Nevale, 1;
Jane Fesch, 1; A. L. Nash, 1;
Ray Marks, 1; John W. Snyder,
1; J. C. Collins, 1; S. S. Sterrett,
1; J. B. Coleman, 325; Robert
Brantley, 363; L. Peers Wilmeth,
1; Hannah, 13; William Herman,
1; Edward Kelly, 8; Paul Havi
land, 1; George Goodman, 1;
Walter Nunley, 9; L. G. Morth
land, 2.
Rawles Moore, 11; Lynne San-
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Earl Warren, his wife and their daughter, Virginia, walk arm-in-arm
to their polling place, to cast ballots for Warren's slate
of delegates to Republican national convention. (International)
ders, 1; Jdhn Burdell, 1; George
Codding, 1; R. Branchfield, 1;
Tucker, 4; Geo. Carter, 1; Bob
Fowler, 1; Don Newbury, 1;
Ralph Billings, 1; Clatus McCre
die, 2; David Blair, 2; Frank De
Souza, 13; Sam Bellah, 1; Cole,
1; John Carter, 1; Jess Vaile, 8;
Guy Tex, 1 and Pop Gates (de
ceased) 1.
County Commissioner: L. G.
Morthland, 28; Robert Lytle, 1;
J. Coleman, 1; G. Carter, 3; and
Frank Clark, Jr., 4.
County clerk: Lulu G. Watson,
520; G. R. Carter, 267; Ray F.
Marks, 1; Lulu Wagner, 1; L. G.
Morthland, 1; Nydah Neil, 1;
Mrs.. Roy Carter, 1; Mrs. Viola
Moore, 1J: Mafy E. Cronin, 1;
Ralph Sweeney, 1; Earl Bigelow,
1; Walter Nunley, 1; Robert Fow
ler, 1.
H. Cope, 2; Anne J. Gorby, 1;
Jim DeCourcey, 1; Francis Mur
phy, 1; Ray Schumaker, l;.Ruth
Miller, 1; Art Johnson, 1; Mable
Davis, 1; W. P. Tucker, 1; and
George Fry, (deceased) 1.
County assessor: Tucker, 29;
C. A. Myers, 2; Carol Miller, 1;
Robert G. Fowler, 73; and John
H. Tizekker, 18.
County treasurer: H. F. Cope,
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15; Robert G. Fowler, 2; Lulu
Watson, 1; and Fred E. Robin
son, 1. - -
County coroner:" Dr. G. A.
Dierdorff, 2; John Perl, 1; M. P.
Vogel, 692; C M. Litwiller, 4;
Carlos Morris, 727; Dr. Woods,
1; Conger, (deceased) 9; Frank
Perl, 15; Meredith Groves. 3:
Dr. Barnes, 1; Sam Bellahm, 1;
Brantley, 1; Hull, 1; Paul A.
Roley, 1; and Al Bird, 1. ,
County surveyor: Paul Ryn
ning, 153; W. P. Tucker, 1; L. E.
Ager, 4; Hugh Ingle, 1; Meyers,
1; Carlos Morris, 1; Charles
Schuler, 1; M. P. Vogel, 2; W. E.
Lovelace, 2; L. Lovejoy, 2; C. E,
gpydeillii W Frank.Prl,l; Sam
Bellah, -24; White, 2; George
Plumb, 2; Gene Froue. 1: B. H,
Boyer, 1; W. H. Boyden, 1; and
Meredith Groves, 1.
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
National committeeman: Jack,
1,329; Paget, 2,030; Paine, 2.215
Gard, 5,394; national committee-
woman: Cornett, 8,304.
Delegates to national conven
tion, state at large: Dubach, 978;
Elliott, 7,730; Epperly, 1,063; F.
E. Epton, 659; Marian W. Epton,
702; Fowler, 4,272;' Gerlinger,
1,090; Gerow, 485; Hall, 697;
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United Prow roll Luutd Wlt
1952
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Harmon, 987; Harvey, 1,123;
Hatfield, 6,039; Hodler, 393; Hol-
man, 1,306; Holtz, 2,992; John
son, 2,333; Killiam, 472; Laf
ferty, 796.
Latourette, 1,352; Lessard,
577; Lonergan, 574; Martin,
2,244; Maudsley, 475; McAllister,
8.050; McKay, 8,258; Marrifield,
458; Metschan, 1,193; Miller,
1,974; Moores, 642; Morse, 8,046;
Myers, 4,652; Mytinger, 691; Nel
son, 936; O'Connell, 673; Orput,
4,223; Paget, 1,664; Paine, 1,413;
Paterson, 732; Rand, 795; Scott,
1,608; Staley, 1,832; Tooze, 5,862;
Woodbury, 770; Belton, 5,560;
Bennett, 1,114; Benson, 1,001;
Bishop, 654; Burns, 3,447; Case,
1,127; Cowgill, 565.
Delegates to national conven
tion, fourth district: Richard Dra
per, 512; Hall, 807; Hopkins,
4,090; Huntington, 429; Landon,
696; Lausmann, 3,849; Morrison,
357; Lars P. Peterson, 1,930;
Springer, 465; Walsh, 1,992;
Boehnke, 587; Gene Brantley,
4,726.
For president: MacArthur, 723;
Morse, 262; Schneider, 10; Stas
sen, 142; Warren, 1,209; Eisen
hower, 9,167.
Presidential electors: Bishop,
2,153; Bondurant, 5,300; Bueh
ner, 4,949; Johnson, 3,472;
Freeda Peterson, 5,857; Robi-
son, 6,489; Rodman, 3,430; Wy
att, 5,986; Yokom, 2,268; Allen,
7,991; and Bailey, 2,528.
Representative in congress,
fourth district: Ellsworth, 8,801;
Barbara Draper, 2,249.
Secretary of state: Newbry,
10,172.
State treasurer: Robinson,
7,228; Unander, 2,496; Lynch,
1,465.
Attorney general: Lindas,
4,021; McCourt, 2,299; Stadter,
2,278; Barry. 1,643.
State representative, 19th dis
trict: Mann, 6,668; Root, 7,771;
Dierdorff, 5,399. .
District attorney: Nunley,
6,974; Haviland, 4,727. .
County judge: Coleman, 6,236;
Robert Brantley, 4,918.
' County commissioner: Morth
land, 9,134.
County clerk: Carter, 9,739.
County assessor: Tizekker,
1.502; Tucker, 2,419; Fowler,
6,856.
County treasurer: Cope, 8,176.
County coroner: Vogel, 6,052;
Morris, 5,138.
County surveyor Rynning,
8,899.
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Ballentine, 17; Ernest Sanger 1;
and Singler, 1.
For president: Taft, 412; Ke
fauver, 7.
For vice-president: Warren,
887; MacArthur, 49; Taft, 27;
Morse, 114; Eisenhower, 13;
Howard (sic) Taft, 5; Stassen, 78;
Harry Pinjferton, 1; Thomas
Dewey, 11; Joe Champion, 1;
Duff, 1; James Allen, 1; Aibin
(sic) Barkley, .1; B. Lodge, 1;
John Foster Dulles, 3.
Hob Duel, 1; J. O. Johnson, 1;
Diamond Flynn, 1; Ray Garland,
2; Joe Naumes, 1; Robert Ruhl,
1; i ranK J. Miller, 1; Jim Glenn,
1; and Jesse Gard, 1.
Secretary of state: Unander. 4:
Frank Van Dyke, 1; Leslie Scott,
2; E. . Newmanne, 2; Edith S.
Green, 3; Walter D. Nunley 1;
Alfred E. Hooker, 1; Harold
Straus, 2.
State treasurer: Ralph Swee
ney, 1.
State representative, 10th dis
trict:. Diamond Flynn, 1; Ben
Day 1. '
District attorney: B. Kent
Blackhurst, 3; Sam Harbison, 1;
Edward Kelly, 3; Edward
Branchfield, 1.
County Judge: Dunbar Carpen
ter, 1; Diamond Flynnj 1; An
drew Hawver, 1.
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Silence Said Best Cure for Laryngitis
Chicago (U.R) Silence Is
golden if you have laryngitis, ac-
County commissioner: Loyd
Whitney, 24; Charles Hocker
smith, 45; S. Bullis, 2; F. Clark
Jr., 8 Diamond Flynn, 4; Les
ter C. Taylor, 1; Col. Charles
Stafford, 1; Margaret Fluhrer, 9;
Lester Jacobson, 1; W. P. Tucker,
1; Floyd Wilkinson, 1; the Rev.
Meredith Groves, 4; Paul Ryn
ning, 2; Roy Lee, 2; Ralph Swee
ney, 2; George Gannon, 1.
Oliver Rogers, 2; Ralph Pierce,
2; Rawles Moore, 1; Ralph Bil
lings, 2; Dick House, 1; William
Rohl, 1; William R. Flagg, 2;
Chester Wendt, 1; Albert Straus
1; B. Sam Taylor, 1; Harry Hill 1.
County clerk: Lulu Watson,
27; Bob Lytle, 1; Homer Billings,
2; Laura G. Watson, 1; Afton
Carter, 1; John Gribble, 1; John
Wulker, 1; Robert Brantley, 1;
Fred Robinson, 1; Nydah Neil, 1.
County assessor: Andrew Haw
ver, 26; Lloyd Whitney, 1; Mr.
Meyers, 1; Ralph Sweeney, 3;
W. P. Fowler, 1.
County treasurer: Ralph E.
Sweeney, 382; Ralph Koozer, 1;
Jack Lynch, 1; Frank Sweeney,
1; Robert Taft, 1.
County coroner: Ralph Swee
ney, 3; Frank Perl, 1; John
Perl 1; Walter Nunley 1.
County surveyor: E. Smith, 1;
C. W. Boyden, 4: E. Z. Boyden,
3; Rolland Smith, 1; Vernon
Thorpe, 1; George Plumb, 1;
Mark Boyden, 2; James K.
Hoey, 1; John Doe, 1; West Hart
ley, 1; Sam Bellah, 9; Less Bing
ham, 2; Robin R. Smith, 2; Rob
ert Wavell, 1; and Lee Pink
ham, 2. ,
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ialist.
Dr. Albert P. Seiiers, in an
article in Today's Health, said
laryngitis sufferers should speak
in whispers.
"Man is a loquacious animal,"
he said. "He loves to talk and
finds it a burden hard to endure
when he Is deprived of the pow
ers of vocal expression.
He contends that when any
part of the body is injured, the
best treatment is to let that part
rest. That includes the larynx,
which is tense in speech and can
be rested only in silence.
Savings Rate Sefs
All-Time Record
Chicago (U.R) Total assets of
the nation's savings and loan as
sociations 'passed the $20,000,
000,000 mark in May.
The United States Savings and
Loan League estimated a net in
crease in savings of more than
$750,000,000 during the first
quarter of 1952. Ben H. Hazen
of Portland, Ore., league presi
dent, said the savings rate set
an all-tirae record.
Hazen- said savings associa
tlons and mutual savings banks
now hold approximately $38,
500,000 in private savings of
nearly 12,000,000 persons. He
said it was more than the sav
ings departments of commercial
banks throughout the country.
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