Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-10
MARION
COUNTY
RETURNS
ALL PRECINCTS NOT HEARD
FROM BUT THERE WILL BE
NO CHANGE IN RESULTS AL
READY ANNOUNCED.

in the county, the indloationss are
that Oswald West will carry the
county for the governorship with a
plurality of between 500 and 1000
votes; the home rule measure will
carry by a majority of between 800
and 500 the proposed Initiative laws
for statewide prohibition and the
search law will lose out by proper
tionate majority in this county, and
the Indications are that all of the ini-
tiative measures, with the possible ex-
ception of that providing for the
closing of the Rogue river to fishing.
except with hook and line, will not
carry.
Chief interest seems to center To-
cally upon the result of the contest
between County Clerk r. d. Allen,
for reelection. and NJ. L. Baldwin.
Democrat, for the same Office, and the
returns, which are coming in slowly,
indicate that the vote will be very
close, and the result is, at present,
very much in doubt. Mr.. Allen, judg-
ing from the returns which he has
been able to receive at his Office and
the county Republican headquarters.
believes that he will come into Salem
with a plurality OF 400 over Bald
win, but the latter is carrying prac-
tically all the city wards with large
pluralities over Allen, and the final
result is very much in doubt. Sub
Unity precinct, which is strongly
Democratic, but In which Mr.. Allen
| formerly taught school, and Is well
known, gave Baldwin a plurality of
46 votes and ward No. Of this city,
with al votes to count, gives Bald
win a plurality of 76 votes, and this
will lprobably be increased to 80.
While the returns from the outside
precincts are coming in to the Office
of the county clerk very fast now, and
are nearly complete, the tally sheets
are sealed up, and the exact result
will not be known until the vote is
canvassed by the county canvassins
board, which will begin its work this
afternoon and Is composed of Coun-
ty Clerk Allen and Justice of the
Peace Webster, of this city, and
Overton, of Woodburn.
For justices of the supreme court
Judges Moore, Mcbride, Burnett and
Bean are strongly in the lead in this
county. For circuit judge Of this
district there is no question that
Percy r. Kelly, of Albany, will be
elected, while tho result between
Judge Galloway and !. II. VanWinkle
Is still in doubt For state senator,
there is no question of the election of
John A. Carson and Hal ID. Patton,
both Republicans. in this county, and
the representative delegation to the
legislature from this county Will be
composed Of Carl Abrams, George w.
Johnson, A. c. Libby, l.. T. Reynolds
and A. G.. steelhammer, all Republi-
cans Eugene Aufranee, for county
recorder, claims to have a-lead of over
400 votes in the county at the present
time over his Democratic opponent,
A. M. Dalrymple, and believes that he
will be elected by at least that ma
jority.
Such Of the results a. were OBJ
tainable today were:
Ward No. /, Salem (complete)-
Hawley 1872. Smith So, Bowerman
1873, West 1O6, Bean 14e, Mcbride
1876, Slater SO. Burnett 169, King
So, Moore 10. Bayne 76, Galloway
ia, Kelly 11s. Van Winkle 14O, Car
SON 129, Patton 1875. McMahan 5S,
Dick SO, Mott AZ, Allen "a. Baldwin
1876.
Ward No. 2 incomplete of 321
votes counted )-Hawley 255. Smith
115, Bowerman 1873, West 1913, Bean
236, Mcbride. 291, Slater 1876, Bur-
nett 2sS, King 1874, Moore. 269.
Bayne III, Galloway 2O6, Kelly 212,
Van Winkle 213. Carson 206. Patton
215, McMahan 1Os. Allen 144. Bald
win 22O, Aufrance 1855. Dalrymple
III, home rule 1876, no 173. prohi
100, no 223. search law 143, no 22S.
subllmlty Complete pLHawley SO,
Smith 97, Bowerman AZ, West 1872,
Bean 6s. Mcbride So, Slater so, Bur-
nett rs, King 97. Moore 80. Bayne 80.
Galloway 1O6. Kelly as. Van Winkle
45, Carson SO. Patton AZ, McMahan
21, Dick 81, Mott 6s Allen So, Bald
win 1O1, Aufrance so, Dalrymple
1O1, home rule so, no SO, prohi 81,
no 1l2, search law 3S, no lis.
Stayton Precincts (complete)--
Hawley l15. Smith 1870. Bowerman
SO. West 174, Bean 1928. Mcbride
159, Slater 113. Burnett 1877, King
124, Moore 1856, Galloway lsl, Kel-
ly III, Carson 12O. Dick 100. Pat
ton SO, Johnson 1856, Libby ITS
Reynolds 1873. steelhammer III,
Downing las. Allen 9s. Baldwin
i5O Aufrance 90. Dalrymplo 142.
Iro. borna rule l52 akafnGt 100: