Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-03
Result Of Marion
Primary Is Shown
By Official Count

The official count Of the republican.
democratic and state measure ballots
have been completed by the special
force at work in the offices OF County
Clerk U. G. Boyer. The largest ve,-
on any single ballot item was cast on
the capital punishment measure, s2s9
voters msrkIng this item, there be-
ing 51se votes in favor of the restora-
ton of the death penalty. as compared
10 4Ie3 who voted mo-"
The vote for president on the re-
publican nominating ballot was:
Hoover, $40; johnson. s114; Lowden.
7Sz; Wood. 1884 William McAdoo
as the only democratic entrant, re-
ceived 1146 votes on the democratic
ballot.
On the nominations for office Of
vice-president Henry Cabot Lodge re-
ceived Ss47. Elwood Washington 1445,
and w. G. Webster 1912. The demo-
cratic aspirant for nominee, w. T.
Vaughan received s24 votes.
For electors OF president and vice.
president. the republican ballot was
as follows:
M. C. George $3.50. Harriet C. Hem
dee 2S44. Clarence R. Hotchkiss sss7,
Joseph Hume 1922. F. s. Ivanhoe s7s6,
Charles E. Lockwood. 3637, John Y.
Richardson 4052, Walter L. Robb 1892.
Democratic electors received this vote
on the final check-over:
Celia L. Gavin s1S. Oscar Hayter
1925. Il. T. HedIund 968, Robert A.
Miller 1911. A. q. Reames 1902, Elton
Watkins 1907
Republicans Results.
For commission of the public service
commission of Oregon, district COM
posed of the counties lying west Of the
Cascade mountains: Fred G. Buchtel
4475. Edward NJ Cousin 1895.
For representative, first representa-
tive distrid, Marion county: B. T. Bus
selle 1858. Frank Davey 2S37, T. L.
Davidson 1868, s. A. Hughes 2277, T.
3. Kay 47S1, Jos. j, Keber 1916, David
A. Looney $3.50, Ivan G. Martin 2597,
J. C. Perry 3S1l, zadoc j. Riggs 24Os,
J. NJ. Watson Sr. 143S, Geo. w. Weeks
2sl6, A. Il. Wrightman 1949, Henry
Zorn iS49.
For United States senator In con-
gress: Albert Abraham 2424, r. N.
Stanfield 1850.
For secretary Of state: e. L. Coburn
277, b. F. Jones 8S6. Sam A. Kozer
s76S, Fred Lockley 9O5, M. Vernon
Parsons 5S4, Henry j. Schulderman
626, W. d. Wood 632,
States Measures Given.
The vote on the state measures is
hereby given:
Constitutional amendment extend
ing eminent domain over roads and
ways: yes 5545, no 3237.
Limitation of four per cent state in
debtedness for permanent roads: YES
5o04. no 4153.
Crook and Curry counties bonding
amendment: yes 37s7, no 1881.
Successor to governor: yes 4242, no
ass.
Higher educational tax act. yes 4s7o
no 5019.
soldiers, sailors and marines edu-
cational aid reyenue bill; yes 4215, no
48s2.
state elementary school fund tax:
yes 5576. no 3SS2.
Blind school tax measure: yes 500.
no 3944.
Democratic Returns.
For delegates to the democratic ma
fional convention for the nomination
of candidates for president and vice.
president Of the United States--state
AZ large: Geo. 4. Baldwin 544, T. n.
Crawford SIC, Otto d. Drain 4SO, Bert
y. Haney S23, G. Y. Harry 242. Mrs.
Maria L. I. Hidden 5e5. Frederick v.
Holman asa, Richard w. Montague
ass, VIII Il. Purdy S92, j. f. Reddy
22S, John L. Schuyleman 527, c. ].
Smith sa1.
For delegates to the democratic ma
tional convention for the nomination
OF candidates for president and vice
president Of the United States-first
congressional district; w. II. Downing
szs. p. L. Frazier SAT, Lee M. Travis
532, AL Waugh III. Thos. Whitehorn
ga. Frank Workman $50.
For United States sepator In con-
gress: Geo E. Chamberlain 991, Har-
vey g. Starkweather 5S4.