The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-24
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
THE TICKET.

THE TICKET.
Wasco county republicans have placed
before the voters the following ticket:
For State Senator
N. WHEALDON, The Dalles.
For Representative
]. N. BURGESS, Antelope.
A. A. JAYNE, Hood River.
For Judge
A. LAKE, The Dalles.
SIMEON BOLTON, The Dalles.
For Sheriff
f. c. SEXTON, The Dalles.
For Assessor
ASA G. ST0GSDILL, Tygh.
For Superintendent Public Instruction
JUSTUS T. NEFF, The Dalles.
For Treasurer
NJ. q. D0NNELL, The Dalles.
For Surveyor
F. S. GORDON, Wamic.
For Coroner
C. N. BURGET, The Dalles.
For Justice of the Peace Hood River)-I
JOHN r. NICKELSEN.
For Constable (Hood River)-
E. S. OLINGER.
The delegates to the state and con-
gressional conventions are: I H john
ston, H G Rooper, William Reese, ] f
Kennedy, e johnson, F H Button, E
L Smith, II Worsley, F H Hendricks,
A E Lake, A Roberts, Henry L Kuck.
H. L. Kuck was reelected chairman
of the Wasco county central committee.
John Leland Henderson was reelected
committeeman from East Hood River
precinct; Il. Locke was made commit
teeman for West Hood River, and q. X.
Castner for South Hood River.
A convention where harmony and
good-fellowship prevailed as was mani
fest in the gathering of Wasco county
republicans at The Dalles, Tuesday of
this week, hasn't been heard Of in this
neck of the woods for 10, these many
campaigns. While many of the nomi-
rations were made by acclammation,
there was no "slate." Many Of the Of
fees had been practically conceded to
some of the candidates by virtue Of
eminent fitness long before the con-
vention took place, while wherever it
was necessary to determine upon can
didates the result LETT no i'll feeling.
Hood River asked for nothing but
member of the legislature, and for this
position, Hon. A. A. jayne has been
named. The nomination was entirely
unsolicited by Mr.. Jayne, but the
enthusiasm manifested when his name
was presented to the convention shows
he is not stranger among Wasco
county republicans.
MORNING SESSION.
Ten O'Clock was the hour set for open
ing the convention, but the delegates
slowly wended their way toward the
court house, stood in groups on the side
walk, discussing the weather and the
candidates, and it was 1920 before HI.
Kuck, chairman of the county central
committee, raped tor order and an
nounced that the convention would be
in order. Within 20 minutes all prelim-
mary work had been accomplished and
the delegates were again Oh the streets.
Max Vogt, secretary of the county
central committee, received the creden-
tials from the delegates. Albert s. Rob
erts of Trevitt precinct was named for
temporary chairman by N. Whealdon.
The secretary was instructed to cast the
ballot OF the convention for temporary
chairman, as was done for each officer
of the morning organization.
Mr.. Whealdon was appointed by
Chairman Kuck to conduct Mr.. Roberts
to the chair. Whealdon called for an
assistant, and Frank Button was ap-
pointed for this duty. The escorting
function was performed with much dig
nifty, while good-natured laugh end
generous applause spread among the
delegates. Mr.. Roberts thanked the
delegates for the honor conferred upon
him, pulled from his pocket copy OF
Roberts rules of order and proceeded
with the order of business at hand.
Ii. r. Hendricks of Cascade Locks
named Howard Isenberg for temporary
secretary. Later, George Cooper OF East
Dalles was made assistant secretary.
Motions were made for the customary
committees, and Chairman ROBBERS
named the following:
Credentiais-M McInnis, w David
son, William Rees, q r Wood, Chris
| Dethman.
Permanent Organization and Order OF
Business II Worsley, Il Woodcock,
J N Burgess, c H Southern, NJ Water
man.
Resolutions-T H Johnston, G L Phil.
lips, c q Roberts, II w French, II G
Rooper.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session convened at
2;30. Secretary Isenberg read the re-
ports as submitted by the various COM
mittees, which reports we're adopted as
read. Twelve delegates to the state and
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