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

Portland, Nov. 11.-Complete re-
turns from IA counties in the state
and incomplete returns from the re-
mainder give West a lead of 6034
Bowerman has 1858 votes West,
has 49,727 In Multnomah county
West has 14,S09 and Bowerman 49,
sos.
Additional returns today indicate
that the home rule amendment has
carried by a probable majority of one
thousand. Incomplete returns show
the Monmouth normal maintenance
bill has carried, that the Weston nor
NAL has lost, while the Ashland nor
NAL has a chance. Woman suffrage
was defeated by two to one vote.
Anti-Assembly Legislature.
Oregons next Legislature will have
an anti-assembly majority of eight.
possibly more, as there are contests
for representative between NJ. ]. Slim
son and a. A. Tussing for representa-
tive in Linn, and c. F. Tigard and
Ferd Groner for representative in
Washington.
Twenty-seven republicans and
three democrats will be in the sem
ate; 5S republicans and two demo-
Gratis in the house. There are 12 as
sembly senators and 90 assembly rep
resentatives, IS anti-assembly senators
and 81 anti-assembly representatives.
On the following tabulation of the
| membership of the next legislature,
showing party affiliation and assem-
bly, and anti-assembly designation, the
hold-over senators who pledged
themselves to statement No. 1 are
classed as anti-assembly men; those
who did not sign statement No l as
assembly adherents:
In the Senate.
Marion-John A. Carson. (rep)
assembly: Hal D. Patton (rep), anti
assembly or statement No. 1.
Linn-M. A. Miller (dem). anti
assembly or statement No 1.
Lane-W. W. Calkins (rep.), as
sembly
Lane-Linn-L. E. Bean (rep.), as
sembly.
Douglas-Albert Abraham (rep.)."
anti-assembly or statement No. /.
Jackson-H. Won der Helen (rep),
anti-assembly or statement No. 1.
Josephine-H D. Norton (rep),
anti-assembly or statement No. 1.
Coos-Curry-W. c. Chase (rep),
assembly.
Benton-Polk-C. L. Hawley (rep.) },
assembly
Yamhill-J. L. Hoskins (rep.), as
sembly.
Washington-willia D. Wood
(rep)', assembly.
Clackamas-W. A. Dimick (rep.)
anti-assembly or statement No. 1,
Multnomah-H. R. Albee (rep)s,
Geo. w. Joseph (rep.), Dan Kella-
her (rep)', James K. Locke (rep) c..
W, Nottingham (rep)'. Ben Selling
(rep)', anti-assembly or statement
No. l.
Columbia mas-Multnomah-
Dan j. Malarkey (repD, anti-assem-
bly, or statement No. l.
Clatsop-C. F. Lester (rep.), as
sembly.
Hood River-Wasco-N. T. Sinnott
crep), anti-assembly or statement
No 1.
Crook-Klamath-Lak - George II.
Merryman (rep), assembly.
Gilliam-Sherman-Wheeler - jaw
Bowerman Crep.), assembly.
Morrow-Umatilla-U Union C A.
Barrett (rep), anti-assembly or state
ment No. 1.
umatilla-J. N. Burgess (rep.O, as
sembly.
Union-Wallowa Turner Oliver
(dem)", anti-assembly or statement
No. /.
Grant-Harney-M -Malheur - Charles
w. Parrish ('repD. assembly.
Baker-C. c. Mccullough (dem.),
anti-assembly or statement No. 1.
Lincoln Tillamook WASHINGTON
Yamhill-W. N. Barrett (rep)., an
u-assembly or .atement No. l..
Total assembly, 12; anti-assenbiy.
IS.
Republicans, 81 democrats 8.
House OF Representatives.
Marion-Carle Abrams (rep),
Lloyd Reynolds (rep). assembly:
George w. Johnson (rep), A. c. Lib
by (rep.), A. G. Stuthammer (rep).
anti-assembly.
Linn-T. w. Miller (rep.), NJ. ].
Simpson (rer.l anti-assembly.
Linn-T. w. Miller (rep)., M. J.
Simpson (rep). assembly; c. A.
Shaw (rem,) A. A Tusslng (dem. },
anti-assembly or statement No. 1.
Lane-I B. Cushman (rep.), Allan