East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-22

GENERAL WOOD LEADS JOHNSON
IN COUNTY VOTE, KEATOR WINS
OVER PETERSON; RICHARDS LEADS

BcIated returns from the Ul<iah
| prccinct gave Schannep a majority
OF f2 therc.i This report with n
\ five vote correction i'm the Scban-
nep total reduced Richards lead to
exactly 10 votes
With the vote i'm from 81 precincts
Richards leads Schannep for county
judgeship by only ~ votes. The miss-
Ing PiIot Rock precincts gave n ma
jority OF I56 for Schannep, thus al
most wiping out tho Richards lead
The missing west end prccinfs will de-
eide this contest
General Leonard Wood was en-
dorsed for president by the republi-
cans of UmafiIla county yesterday,
having a lead OF nearly 800 i'm the
county on most complete available re-
turns.
District Attorney Keator ON the face
of the vote that is in has been ren0af-
mated over S. D. Peterson by a margin
of $50 or more b. B. Richards Is
leading L. NJ Schannep for county
Judge by nearly 200, C. f. Bean has =
margin of nearly 100 for the republi-
can nomination for commissioner and
Barney Anderson has a small lead
over Lane Hoon for the democratic
nomination for county commissioner.
Senator Chamberlain easily defeat
ed Starlxweather for this democratic
senatorial nomination and neither H
N. Stanfield nor CongRessnan Sinnoft
had trouble in carry2hg this county.
SCHOOL BILLS CARRY
A bright feature OF the returns to-
day was the overwhelming support
shown for the educational measures
All OF them carried by margins Of
from two to one to three to one. The
permanent roads measure CARRIED BY
a substantial margin as did also all the
other initiative and referendum mea-
sures ON the ballot
Complete returns from 40 out OF
the "a precincts OF UmatilIa county
were summarized by the East Oregon
ian this afternoon on the more spirit
ed contests. The results from these
precincts is as follows:
40 PRECINCTS COMPLETE
Presidency-yohns e5f; Lowden,
271; Wood, 300; Hoover, 123.
District Aftorney-Keator, 1913;
Peterson, S96
County Judge-Richaris, 104s;
S75-
Co. Commissioner-Bean, ss5; De-
maris, S64.
U. S. or--Chamberlain, sal;
$50.
Co. Commissioner-Ande ais:
Hoon, 394.
Precincts missing from the above
We're nine and IL OF Mil
ton, Gibbon, No. 22, Adams, 23;
Riverside, No. IS, Rieth, No. As, 81,
So. 5S, 81, 55 and SO all west end pre-
rincts- Also the two Pilot Rock pre-
cincts and the Ukiah precincts. In
some cases the boxes have not arrived
st the clerks office and in other cases
the returns were all locked in the
boxes and the results cannot be ascer-
aimed until the official count is made.
Complete returns from 20 precincts
Of Umatilla county summarized by the
East Oregonian showed Wood at that
time leading johnson by more than
zoo votes in this county.
The summary of the vote in the 20
precincts was as follows:
30 Precincts.
Republican
Delegates-Second Dfstrict-Cooper.
s74; Curl. 1859; Donnell. 4s4: Brooks,
$50.
lS2: Wood. 657; Hoover, 221.
U. s Senator-Abraham, 416: STAN
field. SS2.
congressman-Jones 425; sinnott.
S4s
Secretary of State-Kozer. ss4:
Lockley. Sos; Parsons, ITS: Schulder-
man. 90; Wood. 17s: Coburn. 100:
Jones. 131.
Public Service com.-corey. 7ss;
Luper. 44s.