Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-06-16
OFFICIAL RESULT GIVEN
VOTE FOR EACH CANDIDATE
BEFORE MAY PRIMARIES.
Fourth Place on Supreme Court Bench
Still in Doubt-All Parties
Nominees.

With the exception of the vote for
supreme court candidates, the official
republican vote of the state, with the
name of the successful candidate ap-
pearing first, is as follows:
National committeeman-Ralph r..
Williams, 41,821; Charles W. Acker-
son, 32,635.
United States senator-Robert A.
Booth, 69,325.
Congressmen-First district, w. G..
Hawley 27,423, B. F. Jones 1885;
Second district, N. j. Sinnott, 13,lO9;
Third district, C. n Macarthur, H.
100: Nelson r. jacobson 1876; A. W.
Lafferty, 12,112; George S. Shepherd,
1868.
Governor-James Withycombe, 2O,-
O53; George C. Brownell, 5154; Will
liam A. Carter, 9435; A. M. Craw-
ford, 1862; Grant B. Dimick, 1O,-
05S; 7. Y. Geer, 5000; Charles A.
Johns, 1900; Gus C. Moser, 14,619.
State treasurer-Thomas B. Kay,
67,302.
Attorney general-George M.
Brown, 30,617; George N. Farrin,
SLY; Frank S. Grant, 20,932; }. j.
johnson, 9773; William p. Lord, Pa
322.
State school superintendent. A.
Churchill 68,257.
State engineer-John H. Lewis,
54,O03; L. R. Stockman, 2l,O66.
Labor commissioners. P. Hoff,
34.327; Fred S. Bynon, 16,70O;' John
A. Madsen, 11,152; NJ. E. Miller,
15,706.
Railroad commissioner-Frank j.
Miller $4,000; Hal D. Patton, 1926.
Water Observation-Disclosures No.
l, James 7. Chinook, 51,477; Dis
tlict No. 2, George 7. Cochran, IL ,342.
Official Democratic Vote.
Following is the official democratic
vote, the names of the successful
candidates appearing first in each IN
stance:
National committeeman-H. M. Es-
terly. 20,S95, w. H. Canon, 9725.
United States senator-George E.,
Chamberlain, 81 ,345.
Congressmen-First district, Fred
erick Holister, 9125; W. H. Meredith,
1892; Second district, Sam Evans,
1854; James H. Graham, 119; Third
district, A. f. Flegel, 1888; Elof I.
Hedlund, 2152; E. L. Van Dresar
1867.
Governor-C. J. Smith 14,308; A. S..
Bennett, 12,7SS; G. A. Cobb, 21S5;
John Manning, $3.50; Robert A. Mil
ler, 1873.
State treasurer-B. Lee Paget 78O;
Thomas B. Kay, $780,
Justices of supreme court (four
nominated William Galloway, 49,
529; William M. Ramsey, l7,4OS; I.
H. Crawford, 725; W. 7. Slater, 724.
Attorney general-John A. Jeffrey,
24,S59.
State school superintendent. A.
Churchill 1896.
State engineer-John H. Lewis, Cos.
SOB; G.. Y. Harry, 357.
Railroad commissioner-Frank j.
Miller, $40.
Water superintendent No.
l, James T. Chinnock, 2S1; Division
No. 2, George 7. Cochran, 81.
National committeeman-Henry
Waldo COe, 2464.
United States senator-William
Hanley, 1924.
Congressman-F'irst district, Fred
w. Mears, 682; Second district, N.
]. Sinnott, 30; Third district, Arthur
I. Moultoh, S92; David Gross, 446.
Governor-F. NJ. Gill, 1850; L. H.
S97.
State treasurer-Thomas B. Kay,
800; B. Lee Paget, 318.
Justice supreme court flour nomi-
nated)-Henry J. Bean, 4O3; Henry
L. Benson, 420; Lawrence T. Harris,
30S; T. A. Mcbride, 500.
Attorney general-William P. Lord,
366.
School superintendent. H. Bur-
ton, 1924.
State engineer-R. Modjeski, 359,
John H. Lewis, 292.
Labor commissioner-Sta Stanfeld Nc
Donald, 272. i.
Railroad commissioner-Frank j.
Miller, 245; Dan Kellaher, 234.
Water Observation-Disclosures
No. l, Paul b. Wallace. 250; j. T..
174;. District No. 2, George
I. Cochran, 27.