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The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
MORCuE HOLDS
IS UNCLAIMED
Bodies of Four Fire Victims
Among Those of Friendless
UnfOrtunates

Nineteen bodies lie unclaimed In
the county morgue.
/, This IL an unusual number &C.
cording 10 Coroners Clerk William
De Iaurter. Some of them found
their way to tho morgue from fam
lily Indifference or neglect; others
are the bodies Of the aged who
died from exposure or who, en-
feebled by the hsrdships Of winter,
succumbed with the approach Of
spring.
-Four of the corpses are those OF
q party Ut dock laborers. who. stupe-
ned by liquor, were burned to death
in a river front warehouse, April 81.
The echo Of another drink tragedy
was sounded when a sister OF Thorn.
an 4. O'Brien, who was su6ocated
following o debauch. came from
Flint and claimed his body. O'Brien
belonged to . good family. she said,
but was destroyed by drink.
The body Of Joseph Perry. col.
o~ed, whose effects amount to e2Se.
10 unclaimed by relatives In Rob
son, a. He was found dead In a
west side foundry. April Is.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

BAk ER--Apri! 80. AZ parents home.
aiss Jefferson ave. east, Gertrude
Thelma. beloved daughter OF DR..
a. v. and Carrie tnee Bayless)
Baker. Funeral Wednesday. 2 y.
m. from residence.
O'DONNEI.Is-Joseph NJ, at Harper
hospital. Funeral from $50 War
ren-sve. west, Wednesday morning.
and ST. Leo's church at a. m.
Burial at Mt. Elliott cemetery.
Funeral via auto.
POwER-Aprii 80. 1915. at 1877 Good.
win. John w. Power. beloved
father OF Mrs r. A. Gillian. Charles
ID: Power, Mrs; II. q. Fox. John n
vices from residence. Wednesday
at p. m.
PRATT-Charies. sr. aged 10 years.
beloved brother OF Damas and
father OF Captain Frank C.. Charles
r., Theodore, Mrs. r. J. White.
Mrs. F.. w. Donaldson and Miss
Ellie Pratt. Notice OF funeral
wATKO-aertrude Josephine. aged
three years. beloved daughter OF
dear sister OF Margaret. Helen and
Marie Watko. Funeral from rest
dence. 665 Meldrum- ave. Wednes-
day at $50 a. m. and 20 Our Lady
of sorrow church at o'clock.
WEBSTER-May 1, 1916. at his resi-
dence. 1911 Townsend ave, Thomas
B.. brother Of Edward p. Webster.
~ NAY MAY at chapel Of WI,
s:15. and to St Charless church
at 8 o'clock. Burial at Mt. Elliott
via auto.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
TO TREAT GIRL
FOR CIGARETTES
DR.. kress Will Give Youngster
Special Attention; Clinics
Continue

They're, down and out DR.. Dan
lei II. Kress said with evident sym.
patty, but they ars earnest and
want To get back on their feet, and
I'm going to help them"
the snticisarette workers was re-
ferring to the men IN McGregor in.
stitute whom he addressed. Monday
night. on the evil OF the "coffin
nall" and he has arranged to treat
them Saturday night.
More than 30 mel and boys were
treated at the clinics In Bull Me.
mciial Monday afternoon.
The little girl whose father solicit
ed private treatment for her is TO be
given special attention. DIR. Kress
announced He once treated a I.
yeer-old girl in Chicago. he said,
whose mother gave her cigarettes
to quiet her"
More than 1000 persons crowded
the Central Methodist church, Sun
day night, to hear DIR. kress.
Several churches are cooperating
With the Twentieth Century club to
keep DR.. Kress here another week.
Clinics will begin Wednesday night
In the Twentieth Century club build
ing for the benefit Of those who can
not come in the afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

sanised barbed wire. .:-noint. esls
per spool; AZ sal.yysnis.d sheets: "a
gauge. $3.50. ss:saugs. $3.50 per cyt;;
-: doupis. Sis per doS.: black sheet
s.ass. Vs.sS 90 , 77Ss ,ssS:' g.
gauge. .ls.to per .cw. Carriage bolts;
ss no %as 20 ssd SoIs i arss. e e. "pS S
and 10 o9 large 20, 10 and 6 on list.
green hides. Use: No. 4 cured bulls,
iac: No: 7 5rsssnn bSSiis' ios: No,
sp. lee; No. 1 cured mufrsin. tic;
No, green .murrsin. isc; No. ! cured
a'sS horse s:s' h NH is;Sc ' M. ch o ne
s.f: 'ss'N mo- No. h,d s:.l0 Il o 81 Me- Ne.
: sas anp w ss1sj sSssS:ss ''''3'n ''' 70
NEW yonK rEopUcE mARkkET:
NEW YORK; n *; May sMr on.
ss Sss snr hr% lard r0 ssron r!" middle
dull: centrifugal ss.tsst. Ss5eSls;
muscovado ss-test. tS;bogb.e0: re-
lated. }yioSTss co1ss; Rio No: :
or. spot. CSC. raliow: Firm: special.
,o%c; city ioe; country; ~ 20 cc'
sSiessyn.. sssSe. '9 sewis ,sSss%s;
ducks. long island. csc. 1--we .podl-
try: Unsettled; geese 1870: ducks.
lsc seo.. sGw' iso shefn b Sohsys
33d ssc. Cheese; Firmeri state milk.
common to specials. $50 fsc; skims,
common TO special-S0 iSc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
M0rtuary

I. Henry NJ, at his
late residence. $50 wabash-ave;.
beloved husband OF Gertrude and
father OF Henry W.. Charles f.,
Gertrude NJ and Edward A. Court.
ney. Funeral Wednesday, $50 ~
residence. and 2 o'clock 81. Vim
cents church. via auto.
FLANA0AN-May I. 1915. at her
residence. 400 Meldrum- ave. Cath.
crime Flanagan. Notice OF funeral
later.
GRAy--Aprii so, 1919. Edward Gray
Jr.,. beloved son cs Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Gray. Funeral service pri-
vate.>
GuTHRiE--ApriI 30. suddenly. Dave
Guthrie. beloved husband of Ada
Guthrie. Funeral Wednesday,
.. m. from residence, 3e7 Canton
L ave.
MOT-r--May Z. at her residence. 81
Piuuette-ave.. Emily A.. aged "
years. Widow of the late John r
Mott and sister Of John r. and the
late w, w, Dawson. Funeral from
residerct Thursday at p. M. In.
terment at Royal oak.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Deaths

stefano Giorotano. 2ss f. Fort.
months. convulslons: Anthony La
Maria. isisIllinois. year. broncho
Sherwood. II months broncho pneu-
monia; Martha A. Bittner. iS2 ST.
Jean. 2 months. marasmus; Sylvia
Spetzel. Herman Kiefer hospital.
ing hospital. about IS years, delirinm
tremens: Eva Matthews. Receiving
hospital, about 81 years, valvular
heart disease; Martin c. Federiein,
eas% nsl Ola oHsp I. 6nord. = Benton s'' Is
years, mttral regurgfation: Thomas
!. Cunningham. Connaught. syea<s.
bronchial pneumonia; Genofa Horton.
mo Mary A. 1 BUM 1'a rs Baker IS
years. mitraI insufficiency; Charles
Patterson. Hudson and Common
wealth, ss years fractured skull;
@ oss ms GLADYS hsss Hsrpecs s. mG %ar
ence Crittenton Home. = months. To-
NJ. G. X. II. track. SIS years. fractured
back Dorothy hnSwlcrsw;bk n,o, Ss.
ripper, sii Robins. 4 years. endocsr-
difis: Carrie A. Totten, ~ yearA De-
troit Tuberculosis hospital. .pulmon-
airy tuberculosis; Frank winkelmeier.
months; John Buehoisky. Grace hos
pital. about 10 years. fractured skull
Walter Radomaki. 173s Seminole, 3?
years, pulmonary phthists; James A.
McMichaei, 1877 Brainard. IS years.
chronic interstitia1 .nephritis; John
G. Hannaway. Providence hospital, So
years, PULMONARY hemorrh1se; Ken
ganic heart disease; Louisa Cotton.
!si Helen. SO years: ssrcoms; George
epiieptic convulsions; Mary st. John.
Arnold Home, about 80 Years. shccs
Thirty; nrst. u months. ileo coiiti.s:;
years, pernicious anaemia; Frank Ma
tejka. Is Home, I year. .broncho pneu-
monis: Fiorantune smigiel: 80 Port
land, 8 years. diphtheria; Maria Ma
rIsni: sss Brady. . mopths; tySes Su
boldt. &c years. uremia; Frank MI
chaeis. III Atwater e.. 80 years, mi
aid. il4s Scotch, rs years. chronic
lnterstitial nephritis: Hagop. Attick.
Ian. Tuberculosis sanitagium, %
years. pulmonary tuberculosis; Arth-
nr wilde. 7of 81. Paul. ! months,
broncho pneumonia: Mary Nizol. 7H
Harper. IS years. cirrhosis of liver.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
CANADIANS WILL
NOT EXERCISE
RIGHT OF SEARCH

William Livingstone. president OF
the Lake Carriers association. who
recently called 10 the attention OF
thu United States department OF
state for investigation . report that
tho Canadian government was ngur-
Ing on searching all vessels visiting
Canadian ports. ms received arsur-
ances from Robert lansing. secre.
tnry of state, that the right or
search will rot be exercised by the
Canadian government. Mr. Living
stone war In doubt ~ TO the attitude
Of the Dominion concerning aliens
sailors on neutral bosts.
In his mcssAgc 10 Mr.. Livinsstonc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Secretary Lansing quotes a message
from the American consul in Otta-
wa, which follows:
~ am informed by the Canadian
department OF external affairs that
these regulations are not applicable
to river and harbor ports and that
any instructions that have been Is.
sued in that behalf have been can.
celleG. The department states. how
ever, rule for such removal from
neutral vessels will be enforced at
all sea ports"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
FEDERATION OF
PRINTERS TO MEET
IN BATTLE CREEK

Members Of the Michigan Press
and Printers federation will hold
their second annual meeting In Bat
tie Greek. May rs, 10 and 20.
Arthur Brisbane. OF New York. oil
the Hearst publications: Gov. Ferris,
John Clyde Oswald. OF New York
and w. +. Shoemaker. OF Chicago
will be the principal speakers. There
also will be experts present TO ad
dress the sectional meetings.
Competition for the Chase 3. o.
born cups. for the best appearing
front page makeup and general style
Of q regular edition will be revived.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Sugar Market

sssas-Correctsd aally by w. II.
I kSs.T s0f b. csysst. , sIT'n'f E:s 4
; I: Is 80; Gu, lioos.f;. sssi. cubes,
a.! aard pewdsred sac: . 4, 1sa ss:
bulk. li.So: grsnulstsd. 3S-ib. cot
10. and :lb. cartons. In cases. $40;
s sxs:..d ,s SS%aSo A. $3.50 i Mr si
srT X. W.iS: No. Z. $50; No. 5. jiSs:
No No & ;77i;I.o; No; ID = S7st' No. (; 1s9e:
No: 4: $40: No Is. e7.as;, No. ~.
ture. es.76; beet granulsted. e7.1o
per 100 /lbs.: household powd.. ia,
- TO case. >2.so; Do. IS to case. al.s0
per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
CANADA sSyT..sH AMOS

Detroit Nich;, Apfil =, iSiG
e,! Ho:.S :. !: 9; i.:s nj
the Canada eouthern Brides ccmgaaf
!. IN :. held =. t q: pi rs 49,
si: on P';TssassSs st a. s;A az
June. 1919. at 10 O'Clock =. m. Tor ~
purpose Of considering and euthc!Ie-
Ing the sale Of the railroad. rtghto
n fE:Ssn';'; c. OF sh' R.iroses
pany and such other matters a.
things a. may be Incident to or nele
Sssary or appropriate TO be done
conn ction Herewith.
BY order Of the Board Of Dir ctofA
D. w. PARDEE. ~
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Detroit, Mich.

Motto. p |. S:S.Sg i' sfiv. .' sS.i I. "sa.
the Battle Greek Q sturGis Hallway
Company win Be held at the Drin1lt
pal office OF the company. Room ~
b. aassa.in icH lse on Tnussdsy. The q
DAY Of june. Ina 81 10 .:eioek : {,
.s Sa Il: ..is Of part % III &
t e: rEsts s sHd Mcsisa
trail Railroad Company and such oeek
Or matters and thlngs - may b ~
cident to or necessary or epproprieee
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
D. W. PARDEE. -
Secreearys5
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

II IL estimated that Cuban Cane
Sugar estates will produce nearly
OF Cuban sugar. The expected out
put of the island republic this year
10 22.290.000 bags. of which Cub9D
cane should produce s.405.000 bags or
a tribe more than 49,.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
sAr S 0Inr 4 re eTnPaS Ct
Detroit. Mieh- April .. 1914
a A harebv 9fveu that n nu&

O0trott. Mich, Aprit .. lv1Vtt
Notice a. hereby given that Q -
etal msstins Of the stSckholdeSs q
S SfH"e.S Il. S es ss ssas = nom sss
ssssth s,rset fasssnssr ssstiess ~
treit Mich. on Thursday. the 81 -
Of June. 1915. at 10 9'cioek :. N: 3
sss Ru'SS sale 81 81 sSs ssf
The Michjgan centraI hailro6d G..
pany and such other matteee
thinss g may % iasi1sst e q
'' y ss:. 80
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

The frst tri-annuai meeting OF the
Detroit builders and Traders ex-
change will be held at o'clock.
Tuesday night. II Will be an infor-
NAL reception for the many new
members, who recently took quar-
tiers on the fourth floor of the Penob-
scot building. The reception and
smoker will be held in the rooms of
the exchange.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Produce

pETRotr. Mich. May 1.-The but.
ter market here did not follow the
decline at Elgin all the way. being
content with decline Of cent.
esons are s nSsf1Ins rss r% ann advance ~ Ss
The poultry market In steadily nrm
more beca,ise OF light receipts than
eroe any special demand. Potatoes
ehs,cs white stock t. OK = couple OK
moderate supply and rule steady 10
little higher In price.
,.4sSs':ss..Dss;;.. ,!: 'sss .SS. s:Ids ssr
trssnln4.. ,asesss bon: western boz
:, nleg.s-q,od shipping stocs.
e ::::.;.s.: saRsis G s.s
Sss::: .; lssss 3. Per s ss.'. nav
eask.xs: ss;:tSi PEI. crate; :. ~
Isfn ise sw'iIi,; ms saEs.e an, .%Do. re-
kes S ie; s.i.,s is' IN e,7s e'o''
D.ssssa Cs,,y.s;;,rsuey. iah0isei
sstSSiss c!sss: SOC basket: s:di:s:
00uen; lettuce. I0Wllo per H.; par
sGgsss d 40 nee su Ssn So;oa nos.
81: head is,!ss.. ~ ,'iscs h .s.se
:S,i ss' Ss ; sS.iio.: sss.s"so es SS.
lorlaa tem I'm, .s ss:segs;.s case:
I3Ns per dos: asparagus, sections.
az Sss per box srsen peas. ss0sss
cssps T,rss-S,.Is~sso per crate.
nsaey-nncy white. new. ls@17c:
ember. iooiir ib.; extracted. 10se
naSs-ps,rei, shippers A.. payins
slmpsSx ,,.s'se S.,: :isaS.rd Tim:
|e4hf. eiS;soQ3e: light ,nixsd, eiS.se
missS. sis'ies 1850" 10. mis.d. III
Oh; No. I clover. ttswfs: rye straw,
I'D :5e@e: wheat and oat straw. es.so
i1::::.:: 3. j.. s.ii III! so.
'vIori1ss, ss'Ss0s1o boz.
0esews-rexas Bermudas. yellow.
i.fSes; white. ea6a;s per crate.
oss!s. ssss~Yeiiow. ss63.ss; white.
'fis s.s.,sps T.. osss;s p.r crate.
Poea1sss--white. sScSr1i: reds. CSC
Su.: new FIoridss. siatso bbi,
puultvy-springs, 2o02ic; heavy
Asns ;o4,ic; medium hens. :s4soc:
$50 s.:s. ,7Sises' dues soi sc:Uss,e IL i''
sweet Pssstees--Jerseys. si.7S per
straw sessses---2t pint cases. u.7s9
p; iA-Qt. casesSes.2sa $50.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
[)Eopl!;IE'9s
ONE CENT A WORD

ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: II charged. &c q
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than l5c with cash; II
changed, 1Sc per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi
Ications except Births, Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
etc.
Births. Deaths, Cards of Thanks
and meeting Notices Minimum
charge, 35c for IS words or less. Each
Additional word. ] lac.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
sosBlSa PRICEa

qasasl 0sess -App,sH ss.seos So
sl S S:..s ss 81 Is liz; ,.e;,. sosSS;
lains. Till :tanaard. %. Table
beta. 1.3s clio. Peas: Fancy early
SSe' 4. :tA n;n1s 90 rn sslmo.
11s; .n:yrovfst peas. 81: early
ND - Jobh,ns prices In \ -bbi.
R4eks: Bran, So; standard middIings,
~; nns middlinga sac; cracked
1Sssr-Jobbing prices: Best Michi-
v4p patent, $50, second patent
LA; straight, $3.50: pure rye. 90;
ssssiss.s patent 's''s per DBL In paper
| nsSrsst osl-RAw linseed oil, SIC:
ifcsossns In iron barrels: diamond
headlight, Sac; .perfection. sbc: cal-
oe!ne. lose: red crown gasoline. 10c
0selware-Nail. safB .ksg case;
aansaied wire. s'7o per vdndis; gal
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Notiee = her1by given that -
The Michigan Central Railroad O.
pany will be held ct the prlno}1
ofnce or the company. Room y0o. L.,
tesnth Street Passenger StatiQ0, x4
troit, Mich. on Thursd4y. the ~ ~
or June, 1916, 1t 10 o'clock {. n. IT,
the purpose Of considsring ana as2o)
orixfng the purchase Of part or al ~
the railroads. rights and tranchlG
Of the follow named railroad oo119
panies. to-wit: Bay City q 1at(S
Creek Railway Company. 49,
Creek 4 SturGn Railway CompaX
Canada Southern Bridge CompenW
way Company. Detroit 8 BAY CITY
ksiirosd. The Detroit cRsrisys
ray bssrSprn Railroad compsjI3.
road ccmpsnS The Grand River NJ
ley 'Railroad company, Jackson. LeQP
sing & Saginaw Railroad Compoo3
Joliet 4 Northern Indiana RAllr0oA
Company. Kalamazoo q South HAyW
Railroad Company, lansing Tr44a
Railway Company. Nichtgan Air -
Railroad Company, 81. Clair = Me&*
ern Railroad Company. and The Tolo43
Canada Southern d Detroit Railway
Company; and such other matters -
things ~ may be incident 10 or nee
e0saYy eor appropriate to BE- done -
connection thorewtth. -
By order Of the Board Of ptreStoeA
d. W. PARDEA %
oecPetaSysf
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
HELP MANrEb-MALR.

BRIGHT, WILLING YOUNG
MAN TO WORK IN STOCK
AND SHIPPING ROOM
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
: ADVANCEMENT. M US T
GIVE REFERENCES.
HERMAN & BEN MARKS
212 MICHIGAN AVE.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Try BENT r7orsi ssryice;' :.
Flowers for Everybody"
The L Bemb Floral Company.
Albert poch~lOn.
Main 200:. .ss Batss-st
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

gara 4. Smith. 3iS woodw'd; elsc W.
stitchins. buttons covered. ch'y O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRECINCT NO. S6.
RennhllcAn

District Delegates 70, Bur-
CESS %, Pollard 40.
For President-Burton IS, cum
minis 30, Hughes So.
Secretary of State-Moores 81. OIL
colt 10.
Public Service Com.-COrey 2S Kyle
S5, McCulloch Q. Rusk IA, Service S,
Wright SO.
District Attorney-Keator 72, smith
%, Watts 80.
County Clerk-Brown so. Sailing 5S.
Treasurer-B Bradley so, Gillian 7s,
Wolfe is.
County Com.-Ashworth 40. Slusher
10.
Democratic.
District -Biggs s, Holmes
-, King 2, Peterson 20, Worden 2.
County Dickinson 6
Stillman IA.
County Com.--Anderson IL, Cressy
.s
Representative-Raley 6, Reeves /,
Scott 1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
MANY TROUBLES DUE
TO WEAK KIDNEYS

1T is no use advertising a medicine
unless the medicine itself is good
enough to back up the claims you
make for it," said Tallman & Co., the
popular druggists, to an East Orego-
nian man. "On the other hand, 1t is
a pleasure to sell a medicine when
your customers come in afterward ana
tell you how much good it has done
them. And that Is why we like to
sell and recommend Solvax, the great
kidney remedy. Ever since we first
introduced Solvax in Pendleton our
clerks have been so busy selling 1t that
we have hard time keeping a suffi-
cient stock on hand. We have So much
faith in this article that we are going
to guarantee It In the future and will
return the money to any purchaser OF
Solvax whom 1t does not help. This
may seem rash but our customers have
said SO many good words in its favor
that we do not epect to have many
packages returned"
This shows great faith In Solvax. 1t
really is most unusual medicine be-
cause IT overcomes the worst cases of
kidney complaint by removing the
cause. 1t goes straight to the seat OF
the trouble It soaks right In ana
cleans out the kidneys and makes them
pass off all the uric acid and poison
Gus waste matter that lodges in the
joints and muscles, causing rheumatic
pains: soothes and heals the bladder
and quickly ends all such troubles.
Nothing is more uncomfortable or
hurts persons perfect enjoyment of
life more than troublesome kidneys
and their attending evils. Use solvax
and get your full measure Of benefit
out Of life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22

PRECINCT NO. 57-HOGUE.
District Delegates Brooke s, Bur
CESS 13, Pollard S.
For Burton /, Cummins
6, Hughes 6.
Secretary of state-Moores 2, olcott
IL.
Public Service Com.-Corey 4, Kyle
2. McCulioch 2. Rusk 4. Service l.
Wright 3.
Dist. AttOrney-Keator 9, Smith 3
Watts s.
County Clerk-Brown 16, Sailing 3
Treasurer-Bradley 5, Gillian T.
Wolfe s,
Coroner-Brown IL, Folsom s.
County Com.-Ashworth 4, SlusheI
1s.
Democratic.
District Delegates -Biggs Z, Holme:
5, King s, Peterson 3, Worden s.
County Treasurer-Dickinson 2
Stillman 1s.
County COm-Anderson Is, Cressy
l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound would cure it. 1t helped both
the Change of Life and the tumor and
when got home did nOtnecd the doctor
/ took the Pinkham remedies until the
tumor was gone, the doctor said, and |
have not felt it since. l tell every one
how | was cured. If this letter will
help others you are welcome to use it. =
Mrs. E. H. BEAN, 525 Joseph Avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, a pure remedy containing the
extractive properties Of good old fash
ioned roots and herbs, meets the needs
Of woman g system at this critical period
Of her life. Try it
If there is any symptom In yOuI
case which puzzles you, write IL
the Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRECINCT NO. 47-HOLDSTAN.
BOnds-Yes 0, No 81.
RaDnhlpcav


Republican,
District Delegates-Brooke "a, Rur-
CESS 25, Pollard 2.
For President-Burton 81, Cum
Minis 3, Hughes Is.
Secretary Of State--Moores is, OIL
colt 20.
Public Service Com.-Corey I2, Kyle
is, MccullOeh 0. Rusk l. Service 2,
Wright Is.
District Attorney-Keator is. smith
10, Watts is.
County Clerk-BrOwn rs, Sailing 10.
Treasurer-Bradley Is. Gillian 2e,
Watts q.
Coroner-Brown rs, Folsom IL.
County Com--Ashworth 1s, Slush-
er rs.
Democratic.
District Delegates-Biggs I. Holmes
II. King 10. Peterson is, Worden l..
County Treasurer-Dickinso 3,
Stilllnsn u.
County Com.-Anderson 22, Cressy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRECINCT NO. So.
Bonds-Yes 2S, No So.
Republican.

RepubAican.
District Delegates 80, Bur.
CESS 46, Pollard 20.
For Burton IL, Cummins
IS. Hughes 30
Secretary of state-Moores 81, OIL
colt 81.
Public Service Com.-Corey II, Kyle
16, McCulloch 6, Rusk s, Service S
Wright II.
Dist Attorney-Keator 80, Smith Z
Watts 16.
County Clerk-Brown 40, Sailing 15
Bradley 20, Gillian 20
Wolfe Z.
Coroner-Brown "A, Folsom 21.
County Com.-Ashworth 25, slush-
err 2s.
Democratic.
District Delegates-Biggs 6, Holme,
8, King IA, Peterson 81, Worden l.
County Dickinson 3
Stilman 20.
County Com.-Anderson 12, CressS
20.
esentative-Raley 8, Reeves 7
Scott 7.
Esvnnetu.,nA -. NJ. onv,n~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22

lmOr IS large as u
child's head. The
doctor said it was
three years coming
and gave me medi-
eine for it until |
Twas called away
from the city for
some time. OF
course l could not
1go to him then, so
sister-in-law told
Ime that she thought
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CONTINUED on Page seven.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22

Bradley 20. Gillian %.
Wolfe 16.
Coroner-Brown 2S, Folsom 81.
County Com.-Ashworth "a, Slusher
IS.
Democratic.
District Delegates-Biggs 7, Holmes
5, King s, Peterson ri, Worden 2.
County Treasurer-Dickinson O
Stillman IA.
County Com.-Anderson 8, Cressy
u.
Representative-Ra 8, Scott 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRIMARY RETURNS
Continued from page ~
PRECINCT NO. 2-FERNDALE.
Bonds-Yes Z, No 113.

PREGINCT NJ. 2-tEtNDAAA1
Bonds-Yes Z, No 113.
Republican
District Delegates-Br Brooke A, Bur
CESS As, Pollard 2S.
For President-Burton 10, Cummlns
25, Hughes 20.
Secretary of state-MOOres IS. Oh
colt 80.
Public Service Com.-Corey II. Kyle
80. McCulloch 2, Rusk 6, Service g.
Wright 8.
District Attorney-Keator 80. Smith
IA. Watts %.
County Clerk-Brown SO, Sailing 33
Treasurer-Bradley IA, Gillian 5Si
Wolfe s. .*
Coroner-Brown So, Folsom 9.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRECTNCT NO. Ss-sTKAY.


District Delegates-rRooke IS, Bur-
CESS 81. Pollard. 10.
For PreSident-Burton s, Cummins
IL, Hughes ~.
Secretary OF State-Moores u, Oh
colt ze.
Public Service Com.-corey 4, kyle
1s. McCulloch 4, Rusk ;. Service 9.
Wright Z.
Dist, Attorney-Keator 10, Smith
S, Watts 1e.
County Clerk-Brown 81, Sailing IL,
Treasurer-Bradley ., Gillian so.
Wolfe 5.
Coroner-Brown 2s, Folsom 10.
County Com.-Ashworth "a, Slusher
I6.
Democratic.
District Delegates -Biggs I, Holmes
S. King 4. Peterson IS, worden 0.
County Treasurer-Dickinso S,
Stillman 5.
County Com.-Anderson 10, Cressy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22

County Com.-Ashworth 2s, slush-
er SO.
Democratic.
District Delegates -Biggs 10, Holmes
rs, King s, Peterson ss, Woraen 1.
County Treasurer-Dlekinson 8
Sullman IL.
County Com.-Anderson ls. Cresy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-22
PRECINCT NO. 28-RIVERSIDE
ReDubIIcan.

AAhAANANCA W. Zo-AsAF EAeEoADE
Republican.
District Delegates-Brooke 10, Bur
CESS 80, Pollard 16.
For President-Burton 5, Cunmins
3, Hughes q.
Secretary of State--Moores %, OIL
cott n.
Public Service Corn.-Corey Z, Kyle
II, McCulIoch 2, Rusk ., Service 3
Wright IS.
District. Attorney-Keator "a, smith
8, Watts 8.
County Clerk-Brown S5, sailing IL
Treasurer-Bradley 10, Gillian 35
Wolfe Q.
Coroner-Brcwn 80, Folsom 21.
County Com.--Ashworth 20. slush-
er 27.
PRECINCT NO. s7-PENDLETON.
Bonds-Yes 49,. No 81.
Republican.
District Delegates-Brooke 81, Bur
CESS SO, Pollard 10.
For President--Burton Q, Cummini
IL, Hughes 81.
Secretary Of state-Moores a. OIL
colt 80.
Public Service Com.-corey IL, Kyle
%, Mcculloch 2, Rusk 4, Service g.
Wright H..
Dist. Attorney-Keator 40, Smith
4, watts 18.
County Clerk--Brown 27, Sailing
ss.