VOLUME XXXIV.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8tlr, 1922.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
Early Returns Indicate Success oí Democratic Candidate
Several Complete Precinct Returns From Tillamook
County Give Pierce Big Lead Over Olcott.
At 9:30 the Compulsory Educational Measure
was
i was running about 300 votes ahead throughout the state
[ on incomplete counts. These figures are coming from
' precincts considered to be strongholds of the opponents
| of the bill. ' Reports from two Tillamook county pre-
! cincts complete are: Cloverdale, yes 113, no 50; Netarts,
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1 yes 1, no. 12.
Incomplete returns from several precincts in Tilla-
1 mook county give the school bill wde majority at 9:45-
Wet and Dry Forces
Battle in Eastern States
Columbus, Ohio reports
that from 265 scattered pre­
cincts the vote for beer and
wine is 15,800 for and 15,500
against.
, At 10:30 the school bill was running strong through-
[ out state, and it seems to be gathering strength in the
1 state. This measure will probably win three to one in
Cincinnati — For wine
and beer, 17,500, against,
3,000.
Walter M. Pierce seems to be walking away with the governorship at 10:30
o’clock. No complete reports from the state have been received but all available
news shows strong support for the democratic candidate. Tillamook county, with
several complete precincts, gives Pierce large majority over Olcott.
346 incomplete precincts
give Olcott
1987, Pierce
2350-
9:20—78 precincts incom­
beer amendment has jump­
plete
give
Olcott 4163,
ed to approximately 5000.
Pierce 4579.
8:40—Four complete pre-
Ohio—Out of 139 pre­
cincts: 8800 for and 9900
against light wines and beer
cincts out of 1729 give Ol­
cott 380, Pierce 321.
Incomplete reports from
Oregon at 8:25 show the
following results:
Deschutes County, 23 pre­
cincts: Compulsory school
measure, for 64; against, 45.
Jennings lodge
precinct,
Pierce 104, Olcott 46. Aber­
nathy precinct. Pierce 32,
Olcott 34.
9:20— 95 precincts out of
(739 give Olcott, rep., 5527,
Pierce 6497.
Big Vote Gets Out
in Tillamook County
Chicago — First 82 down
state precincts gave 3 to 1
1 Tillamook county fro'm present figures.
for state soldiers bonus and
Columbus, Ohio — The 2 to 1 for light wines and
Returns are coming
in Long Prairie, yes 24, no 24; majority against wine and beer.
'try slowly from the county Carnahan, yes 66, no 15.
Outside of Multnomah
t the precincts that have
county 15 precincts com­
BULLETINS FROM
Complete returns from Pierce
111; Long Prairie,
><nt in complete returns on plete out of 1729 give for the
EASTERN
POINTS
seV
ei-al
precincts
in
Olcott
19,
Pierce 32; Carna­
the
Cadets Take Provisions to Poor Families I
the school bill report as fol- Compulsory Education bill:
han.
Olcott
7, Pierce 79.
At 7:30 p. m. reports from county give R. O. Richards
ws: Netarts yes 1, no 12; yes. 784. No. 752.
Pennsylvania
state
that a majority of about four to
Compulsory
Education
The
precincts
of the
(Ucrdale, yes 113, no 50;
one
over
Farmer,
present
there
are
eighteen
republi
­
county
that
have
sent
in
nllainook. yes 80, no 37; bill: yes 3247. No. 2857.
can congressmen elected al­ commissioner.
complete returns on the vote
ready out of thirty-six dis- x Complete returns from for county commissioner are
t ricts.
the
following Tillamook as follows: Netarts, Farmer
Reports come from Texas precincts on the gubernator­ 13. Richards 5; Tillamook,
Richards 70;
that Mayfield, alleged»Klan ial race are as follows: Ne­ Farmer 52,
candidate, is leading Peddy tarts, Olcott 12, Pierce 6; Long Prairie, Farmer 13,
36;
Carnahan,
Cloverdale. Olcott 67, Pierce Richards
by over 17.000 votes.
Oklahoma— 162 precincts cincts out of 294 give Gov­
111;
Tillamook,
Olcott
36,
Farmer
5.
Richards
79.
Oklahoma— 130 precincts
'f 2875 give Governor ernor Goodnòw. rep., 9,100.
out of 2875: Governor Fields
■Is, republican. 9800; Brown, dem., 8,100.
104; Governor, Miller, rep.,
republican,
8600; Walt a.
"«ilton, democrat, 16,200.
100, Schrughan, dem. 78.
democrat, 10,600.
Nebraska— 178 precincts
Ohio—302 precincts out out of 1950 give Senator
Mi *ocri—82 precincts out
of 3846- Senator Brewster,
“336 give Senator Fess. Howell, rep.. 2.200. Hitch­
Boston — The Boston
Publican, 23.400, l’otner- cock, dem., 1.(xx); Governor
repo' .c an. 4000; Reed, dem-
Globe
concedes reelection of
' . at. 6t
democrat,
22.600. Randall, rep., 1,500. Bryan,
Gov.
Co.\,
rep.
A
flash
wire
from
New
rene. independent, 238.
dem.. 2,200.
York at 8:25 states that
Wisconsin— 148 precincts
Miller
concedes
Smith’s
Idaho — 98 precincts out
;t "f 2538 give Governor
Indianapolis — Beveridge
election as Governor. *
of
1814
give Governor
•tne, rep.. 15,100. Bentley, :ep. nominee, will carry
Moore, rep., 900; Alexander,
•tn. 2000; Senator Lafol- Lake County bv a plurality
Mass.—160 towns out of dem.. (00, Samuels, progres­
rep.. 14,800. Hooper, of 7000. it was declared at
316 give Senator Lodge, rep. sive, 600.
c,n.. 2.900.
republican state headquar-
43,300, Gaston, dem.. 23,700
‘ers tonight.
Governor Cox. rep., 506,200.
Michigan — 203 precincts
San f rancisco — Partial
Fitzgerald, dem., 22.400. „
of 2856 giye Governor
Sacramento — Partial re­
returns from 31 precincts
'ack, rep.. 18.800. Cum- turns from four precincts in
in San Francisco county give
give
n>x. dem.. 11,too; Senator Sacramento county
Montana — 146 precinct Richardson 238, Woolwine
F. ( . Ba'u •'< T illamook
"nsend. rep., 17.300. Fer- Governor, Richardson 134.
S dem., 12.200.
V
Rooster wa a c<" k” look ngl tit of ¡530 give SenatoR
Woolwine 103.
bin . ‘verai day »ago. but Ridick, rep., 1900, W heeler
tod \ lie i> drooping his • dem., 2100.
Utah — 156 precincts out
W'ashington — 19 Pre"
Kansas—179 precincts out
JUNIOR
Noeifc
AND
JOB
H
ill
hea l and *pems to feel very!
of 915 give Senator. Bamber­
cincts out of 124(1 give Sena­
give Governor Mor- tor Poindexter, rep. IOO,
In addition to tbeir iraitiii>* in iegui»r amuui cuutre* ' ttudy the jr lAger ( dejected.
The. trouble with 1 Wyoming — 14 precinct* I ger. rep., 370, King, dem,
' rep.. 28.700; Davis, dem
caret» ol lint .Mtlitarj ai
Pctilaud ait g »et mll.urv drill ar.d leseou» I the Rooster seems to be that out of 675 give Senator Mon
Dill. dem.. 81.
45°-
In '«•rv'ce to otbers. I'aul xobit and Joe H*H ibvtb Jut or») are amoiig the |
something too dell. rep.. 144. Kendrick, dem
Arizona — 6 precincts out »a: ill boy» of the academy wtio joined the basket ori^B^e on a recent eaprdl 1 he 1 tackled
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11
ne 400. Governor. Hay, rep.,
of 438 give Sentaof. McClin­ Mon th ide by the young pupils ot the school and wb. took baskets of pn»»l mg lor nun; anyway
the 48. R(%s, dem.. 31.
24b precincts out of 426 in
Minnesota — No returns tock. rep., too, Ashurst, dem. slot)» to poor and des«rvlug families Wb°n th» 1a.il tenn opened recautly. came off the worse in
tin
first
thing
these
lads
asked
«as.
May
we
»a
”
?
our
allowances
up
for
a
tracas.
The
polls
told
a
the
Third Congressional dis­
238.
28
precincts
give
Gov
­
Min over entire state. Prob-
Nevada — 9 precincts out
basket shower*' Saving allowances meats no candy ler nevJrai weeks and
very different story than
ernor Campblel. rep.. 2000. that takes courage when one is seres ysjrs old.
trict
give McrXrthur. rep.,
of 390 give Cenator, Chand-
the
Rooster
did.
1250,
W
atkins, dem., 1175.
J,
Hunt, dem., 3000.
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Results in Other States
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