East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-22

King @ Maloney 26 Reynolds 1,
Shehan 2, Stevenson /, Wise 3;
Champ Clark 81, Harmon 2, Wilson
30; McLain 12, Peterson 61, Wall 8,
Watson 10, Written 8, Coshow, IS,
Lane 81, Miller 6, Pierce 43, Covey
46, Graham so, Ryan 81, Anderson H.
Peterson, county judge, 100; Hayes,
sheriff, 90; McElligott, commissioner,
rs.
Democrat Judge i'm Baker.
Baker, Ore, April 22.-The closest
race in Baker county was for demo-
cratic circuit Judge, Smith, incum-
bent being winner by small majority
over Clifford and Messick. Roose-
velt's lead increased and Clark ap-
pears leader for democratic presiden-
tial returns in 25 out of "a precincts.
Rusk will have a majority and Sell
ling leads Bourne, Fields and Olcott
are close, the former leading, Walter
Pierce is given big majority, also
James Harvey Graham, democratic
candidate for congress.
Complete returns from 25 precincts
out of the "a precincts in Baker coun-
ty give:
La Toilette 1874, Roosevelt Ill, Taft
322; Bourne 317, Lowell $50, Morton
As, Selling 416; Cochran 199, Ellis
147, Roosevelt 27, Rusk 320, Sinnott
1877: Fields 421. Olcott 31S; Aitchi-
son $50, Schulderman POI, Staytor
ITS, Champ Clark 416, Harmon SO,
Woodrow Wilson 333; Coshow 81,
Lane 149, Pierce 535.
Teddy Strong in Crook.
Prineville, April 22.-With but two
or three smaller precincts to hear
from G. A. Mcfarland of Redmond is
the republican nominee for county
Judge of Crook county after warm
| four cornered fight. Judge II. G
Ellis of Bend, the present incumbent
is beaten. p. n. Balfour of Prineville
| Is renominated for sheriff on the
dem ocratic ticket and Frank Elkin OF
Prinevile his opponent of two years
ago, is the republican nominee. w
e. Van Allen of Redmond is probably
nominated by the republicans for as
SCISSOR over Louis Wylde of Prime
Vile. Roosevelt showed strength ovel
the field in Crook, running neck ant
neck with Taft. Clark is the favor
ite over Wilson. Olcott, for secre
tary of state, is running three to one
ahead of Fields.
Hood River Race Close.
Hood River, Ore, April 22,-Witf
the exception of the delegates to thu
republican national convention from
Falls precinct, the following is a com
plete abstract of votes cast in the re
publican primaries for Hood Rive
county:
Delegates to national convention
Askerman 169, Applegate II, Boyt
40. Bynon S4. Campbell 33, Carey IL
Coe so, Fry 2, Hall 54, Harris 2
Houston s, Jones 5. McCusker 92
Metschan II, Mimic 80, Smith 70
Swift IS.
President-La Toilette 239, Roose
welt 295, Taft PA.
Presidential DECENTRALIZATION 43S
United states senators-Bourne 200
Lowell 1O9, Morton II, Selling 4s6.
Representative in congress Secon'
district-Cochran 12T. Ellis 1872
Roosevelt SO, Rusk Ill, Sinnott 325
Secretary of state-Fields 375, Ol
colt 3S9.
Justice supreme court-Eakin SOC
Dairy and food commissioner-Cot
. tell $50, Edwards 50, Lee 1877, Micke
, 246.
Railroad commissioner - Aitchiso
4S7, Shulderman IS, Stayton 146.
Marion for Selling.
Salem, Ore, April 22.-Complet
returns have been received from 3
, out OF 81 precincts in Marion count
and this gives Roosevelt pluralit
Of 143 over Taft and 404 over La FoI
lette, while Woodrow Wilson, in l
, precincts that have made democrat
! reports, leads Champ Clark by 2
E votes These figures include all {
8 the city of Salem.
Olcott Is 257 vites ahead of Field
0 and 1t is estimated this will be ir
', creased by 150 in the remaining
4 precincts. This contest excited MOI
interest here than almost any othe
as a vigorous campaign had bee
made against Olcott in Marion couI
, ty by certain Salem citizens.
). Selling Is running strong here, no
leads Bourne by 114S votes and
h steadily gaining
II Wilson Ahead II Lake.
IL Lakeview Ore, April 22.-Seven
II the IA precincts in Lake county II
II complete. indicate that Roosevelt HI
II carried most of the precincts and W
II have about 20 plurality over Tai
II La Toilette will secure about on
II fifth of the vote of the party. Wilst
II leads Clark about five to four. A
ii other precincts will be slow coming
II and the complete vote will not
II known before Tuesday.