Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1904-06-16
REPUBLICANS WIN
ENTIRE STATE TICKET ELECTED BY
4 BIO MAJORITY.
Democrats successful In q Number Of
connties on the Legislative and
coHnsy TIcksts-LOcaI Option WIN
carFy ~ z.coO-Dirset Primary Nom
inatlng Lew Swept the State.


The republican plurality Of Su
lpreme Judge r. A. Moore has passed
$4,000, and II still climbing. As .hs
complete returns come in the decls
IiyeEeea q Ehe republican victory 4
Indicated. FOOD and Fair Commits
sioner ]. w. Bailey Is keeping up with
the head Of the ticket.
In the First District Blnger Her
mann is holding close to the 1000
mark, and II Is evident that he will
reach this figure on the Official count
J. N. Williamson Is climbing past
the 1900 mark In the Second District.
Complete returns show steady gains
as In the case Of Hermann and Moore,
and 1t Is evident that Mr.. Williamson
VIII be returned TO congress- with the
largest plurality ever won by repub.
lican.
Local option has swept the state by
a majority of more than $500. The
majority of Multnomah county against
the measure has already been wiped
out, and the measure Is making steady
gains. It viii take the Official count
to determine the majority won by the
advocates OF the law.
The counties carried for local op.
ton are Baker, Benton, Clackamas,
Coos, Crook, Douglas, Gillian, Jack
son, Josephine, klamath, Lane. Lin
coin, Linn, Morrow, Polk, Sherman,
Tillamocia, Umatilla, Union, Wheeler
and Yamhill Standing with Multi
nomah in opposition TO the law are
Clstsop, Columbia, Malheur, Washing.
ton and probably Wasco and Grant.
Curry, Lake, Marion and Wallowa are
yet to be heard from, but their vote
will not make any appreciable effect
on the result.
Direct primary nominating law has
carried the state by more than $4,000
plurality, and that OF the state print
or amendment is little less. Both
aroused practically no opposition at
the polls.
The surprise OF the election in the
First District was the defeat of ID. l..
Keyt, republican, by +. H. Hawk,
democrat, as representative by six
votes. A recount may change the re-
suit.
A. G. Marsters, republican, Is de-
feated for state senator In Douglas
county by o. p. Coshow, democrat.
Robert G. Smith, democrat, of JOS
ephine county, is elected to the legis-
lature to seat formerly held by re-
republican, defeating II w. Clarke.
In Washington county e. w. Haines
Is elected over Sewell, the democrat
ic candidate.
Judge j. w. Hamilton, democrat, is
reelected to the circuit bench in the
Second Judicial District, comprising
the counties OF Douglas, Lane, Curry,
Benton and Lincoln.
Coos and Curry counties elect A. ].
Sherwood, democrat, joint senator,
and Robert Burns, democrat, Joint
representative. These seats were oc-
cupied by republicans in the last leg
islature.
G. S. Wright, republican, defeats E.
e. Goucher, democrat, for joint sena-
tor of Tillamook, Lincoln and Yam
hill.
William Galloway, democrat, has de-
feated B. L. Eddy for circuit Judge in
the Third district, comprising Marion,
Linn, Yamhill, Tillamook and Polk, by
700 votes. Eddy losing his home coun.
ty by IS votes.
r. A. Booth, republican, is re-elect-
ed state senator In Josephine, Lane
and Douglas by good majority.
Eastern Oregon counties generally
have given the head OF the republican
ticket good, and in most instances.
phenomenal majorities. Local condi-
tions brought about the election of
democrats to I'LL county Offices in a
number of instances, notably where
candidates were up for reelection who
had performed satisfactory service.
Umatilla's official figures give re-
publican majority of sos. For dis
triet attorney, J. II. Raley, democrat,
had majority of 121 in his home
county, Umatilla, but Morrow county,
with majority of $50, more than
overcame this vote and reelected G.
w. Phelps, republican, of Heppner.
w. L. Bradshaw, democrat, is elect
ed judge of the Seventh district, com,
prising Crook, Gillian, Wasco, Sher-
man and Wheeler counties. After q
warm race WIN j. A. COluer, repuDll-
can, Frank Menefee, democrat, be-
comes district attorney of the same
district.
Later figures increase the lead of
Leroy Lomax, republican, over Sam
White for district attorney of the
Eighth district, which comprises Bak-
er, Union and Wallowa.
DR.. w. G.. Cole, republican, for joint
representative of Umatilla and Nor
row. has majority Of 500 over F. B.
Holbrook, democrat.
In the Ninth district, George E. Dav.
is, judge, and ]. w. McCulloch, dis
trict attorney, both republicans, have
handsome majorities.
Complete returns from Multnomah
county show that G. w. Nottingham.
independent republican, is elected by
1877. For district attorney Manning.
democrat, is elected by a large major
ity, as is also Word, democrat, as
sheriff.