Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-20
Statements Of
Expenditures In
Election Filed

Curtis P. Coe, presidential elector,
\ prohibition, nil.
| $. S. johnson, circuit judge, 10th dis
trict, democratic, $39.50.
John Gill, senator, 18th destrict, re-
publican-democratic- progressive, nil.
Gus c. Moser, state senator, 18th dis
triet, republican-progressivc, nil.
Frank S. Ward, representative, 1st
district, democratic, $945.
Charles t. Sweeney, representative,
9TH district, democratic, $1,000.
B. G. Leedy, representative, 10th dis
ltrict, democratic, $500.
VIM. Schulmerich, representative, Is
district, democratic, 1926.
]. e. Jack, representative, 10th dis
trict, democratic. $6145.
Maria L. =. Hidden, representative,
18th district, democratic, nil.
Lionel c. Mackay, representative, IS
district, republican-progressive, nil.
+. G.. Oppenlander, representative,
18th district, prohibition, nil.
! Plowden Stott, representative, 10th
district, republican-progressivce. $$22. 30
d. NJ. Cartmill, representative, Goth
lQiStlANts Ppfs1c.
Charles NJ. Crandall, representative,
9th district, republican, $l1.00.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson, represen
ttative, 29th district. democratic, $3.50.
Glenn r. Metsker, district attorney,
Columbia county, repubhcan-democrat-
ic-progressive, $9325.
Walter H. Evans, district, Multno-
nah county, republican, democratic pro
gressive, $500.
Walter l.. Tooze, district attorney,
Polk county, $4,000.
W. A. Bell, district attorney. Wasco
county, republican, 1870.
+. Mason, secretary of Independent
retailers association of Portland, Ore
gon, in support of bill to repeal section
2125 of Lords Oregon Laws, known
,, as Sunday closing law, $229.75.
A. S. Benson, opposing state wide tax
: and Indebtedness limitation amendment
and full rental value land tax and home
makers loan fund amendment, and fav-
oring repeal of Sunday closing law, to
Multnomah county republican central
committee and republican state commit
tee, $l,341.S5.
A. L. Veazie, opposing full rental land
tax and home makers loan fund amend
ment, $1,000.
John +. Wilson, treasurer of the re-
publican club of Oregon, in behalf OF
Republican party of Oregon, $l95.01.
, c. t. Haas, secretary of equal rights
! to home industry committee, favorine
prohibition amendment permitting man
: ufacture and regulated sale four per
, cent malt liquors, ballot Nos. 3l4-3l5
! $7,962 46.
Levi Y. Pennington, presidential elec
tor, prohibition, nil.
John II. Stevenson, presidential elec
/ tor, democratic, $3.50.
c. j. Bright, justice of the supreme
court, prohibition, $3.50.
! A. G. Rempel, dairy and food com
missioner, prohibition, nil.
d. V. Kuykendall circuit judge, 18th
district, republican, $243.76.
W. d. Wood, state senator, 1lth dis
trict, republican-progressive, $33.40.
Frederick V. Holman, senator, 18Th
district, democratic, $1,000.
+. G. Franklin, representative, 2nt
district, prohibition, nil.
Frank B. Tichenor, representative
9Th district, democratic, 5000.
Geo. f. Alexander, representative
18th district, democratic, nil.
Georgia HALEY, representative, lStl
district, socialist, nil.
Stephen A. Matthicu, representative
18th district, republican, nil.
c. G. Schneider, representative, lStl
district, democratic, $22.75.
II. Warmholz, representative, 20tl
district, socialist, $500.
c. o. -Portwood, representative, 2Stl
district, republican, 1915.
II Gilbert l.. Hodges, district attorney
/ Clackamas county, democratic, Sl23.32
William NJ. Stone district attorney
! Clackamas county, republican-progres
. sive, $l2S.Ij.
: Newton w. Borden, district attorney
Jackson county, democratic, S6S.lS.
. +. w. Mulkey, for success of republi
4 can ticket, $4,000.
Victor J. McCone, treasurer of thu
A socialist party of Oregon, $S6lS.
+. G.. Stickels, treasurer of th'
4 Hughes club of Eugene, S20l.I0.
V. p. Ritter, secretary-treasurer o
4 Joint local executive board of brewer.
workmen of Portland, fayoring prohbi
ton amendment permitting manufac
ture and regulatedAsaie four per cen
4 malt liquors." 81, ,S6170.
Ben W. Olcott, secretary of state
\ repubiean-democra ocratic-progressive, nil.
II. II. DeArmond, district attorney
crook county, republican, $S6.95.
NJ. +. Brink, circuit judge, 18th judi
cial district, republican, $73.40.
A John A. Jeffrey, congressman, 81
4 district, democratic, $ll.00.
I If. |. Webber, representative, lott
1 district, socialist, nil.
c. F. Sherwood, representative, Is
\ district, socialist, .02.
S. i. Huston, senator, 18th district
republican, $5675.
George II. Bishop, district attorney
Cmatilla county, democratic, $lOO.26
j. A. Eggleson, representative, 24tl
1 district, democratic, $72,22.
AbIjah Fairchild, district attorney
wallowa county republican, $74.02.
Chas. Albert Small, representative
25th district, republican-progressive
s99.99.
Fred D. Hasten, support Of candida