East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-11

Jay Bowerman, republican candi-
date for governor barely carried Uma-
tilla county by 1T votes, according
to the official count which was com
pleted this morning at 7 o'clock af-
ter an all-night session by the can
vassing board.
BY the same token the county has
reverted to the wet column by ma
jority of 464. Two years ago the
county went dry by ga. Outside Of
Pendleton the wet towns in the coun-
ty are Pilot Rock. Echo and Uma-
tilla and North Athena. The other
towns remain dry.
Home rule carries the county by
202 votes.
Maloney is elected county judge by
q majority of 1876 while T. d. Tay-
lor with a majority OF 1868 has the
largest majority OF any county can
didate having opposition other than
socialist or prohibition. Henry j.
Bean leads the state candidates with
a majority OF 1S47 over Judge Slater.
Cockburn has defeated Saylor for
commissioner by a majority of 1913.
]. n. Burgess has a majority OF
ESQ over DIR. c. ]. Smith, while Hill
for joint representative leads Ma
honey in this county by 33. Mahon-
ey's Morrow county lead of 1877 gives
him the victory. Barrett. for joint
senator has a lead of 1886 in this
county over Hall and is elected.
Joe H. Parkes has defeated John
HALEY for justice of the peace by a
vote of 772 to 543 and John NJ. Bent
ley Is elected constable without seri-
GUS opposition. The official count
shows that George Ferguson was CIV
en- one vote in the North Pendleton
precinct.
Umatilla county electors were gen.
erous with the other state normal
schools as well as with their own
though the majority for the Weston
normal was much greater than for
either OF the others.
All county division schemes have
been given average adverse majori-
ties OF near 1000, the vote against
Orchard county not being quite that
strong
The woman suffrage amendment Is
also heavy loser in this county as
are also the tax amendments the Of
ficial gazette and several other am
endments.
Favorable majorities were given
the Eastern Oregon asylum measure,
the employers liability act, the bill to
prohibit net fishing in Rogue river,
the good roads bill and the amend
ment extending the direct primary
to presidential elections.
Barrett's majority in Morrow coun-
ty is 265 while the county went wet
by 1T.
The Official Count.
The following is the official count
for Umatilla county for. all candidates
and measures:
ressman-Crawford, SOC, 299:
Lafferty, rep, 1852; Manning, dem,
1885; Pratt, prohi 224.
Governor-Bowerman rep, I2022:
Eaton, pro, 222; Richards, Soc, 2O5:
West. dem., 1905.
Secretary State-Benson, rep, o.
262: Davis. pro-, 651; Mcdonald soc,
254; oliver, dem, 1888.
State Treasurer-Butler, pro. 527;
Kay, rept 2997; Often, soy, 467.
Justice Supreme Court (four year
term.)-Bean, rep, 1850; Bright, pro-,
$40; Mcbride, rep, 1900; Myers. Soc,
1862; Ryan, soc. 2sS; Slater, dem,
1113.
Justice Supreme Court (six year
term; two to be elected) d)-Burnett
rep, 1886; Jones, Soc. 413 King,
dem, 1915; Moore, rep. 1914; Ramp,
pro-, 334.
Attorney General-BrX. Soc, 574;
Crawford, rep, 3164.
Superintendent of Schools-Alder-
man, rep, 1910; Hinsdale, Soc, 2S6;
Horner, dem.. 1877; Steel, pro, 276.
State Printer-Bylander, SOC. 297;