Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-27
Voters Called
On To Select
1874 Officers

must be filled BY the voters or ore
gon in the election next Novembe
and eleven measures. initiated an,
referred must be either approved
or disapproved. according to tn,
certificates Of filing which secre
tary OF State Kozer is now mailing
out to the county clerks Of th'
state.
Four Independent candidate, fiys
sprohibitoinists, eight Industrial la
borites and IA socialists are bluas,,s
tor political hohors on the Novem
a ber ballot.
The political ambitions of the
prohibitionists this year in Oregon
are confined to the five candidates
for presidential elector. the indus
trial-iabor party in addition to the
candidates for presidential electoi
are in the race for the United States
from the third district and for the
office of secretary Of state.
Outside Of the race for president
ial honOrs the senatorial toga now
worn by George e. Chamberlain is
the most to be desired honor which
the voters of Oregon have to bestow
this year. Judged by the entries in
the race with five men-a demo
crat, republican,, socialist, indus
trial-laborite and an independent
candidate for this fav-
or.
Fl. Fl. Corey of Baker county is
lnnopposed in his race for a return
to his seat as member of the pub
lie service commission, whereas
Fred G. Buchtel, chairman of the
commission, and member from the
western Oregon district is opposed
BY a democratic candidate and a
socialist
Not a single contest is registered
In the race for the five circuit
sjudgeships to be decided upon at
the November election.
Numerous contests have been
staged in the race for the so seats
in the lower house of the legisla-
ture with total of 81 candidates
aspiring for these honors. In Clack-
amas where there are thre legisla-
tors to elect seven candidates have
entered the lists.
The complete list Of candidates
and measures follow:
Electors for president and vice
president Of the United States
Harding and Coolidge-M C.
I, In
sence r. Hotchkiss, Multnomah
county; Joseph Hume, Linn coun-
ty; John X. Richardson, Multno-
nah county; Walter R. Robb, Multi
nomah county (repusIcan. ~-x
and Rooseyelt-Oscar Hayter, Polk
county; DR.. e. T. Hedlund, Multi
nomah county; Robert A. Miller,
Multnomah county; A. e. Reams,
Jackson county; Elton Watkins,
Multnomah county (democratic)
Watkins and Colvin--William F.
Amos, Multnomah county; Mary H.
Jewett, Lane county; E. 7. John
son. Multnomah county; b. Lee
Paget. Multnomah county; Cyrus
H, Walker, Linn county (prohibi-
ton. Debs and Stedman--John E..
johnson, Malheur county; w. W..
Myers, Clackamas county; B. F.,
Ramp, Douglas county; w. S. Rich
ards. linn county; r. r. Ryan,
Marion county (socialist). William
Cox and Gilihaus-Charles Bear
man, Multnomah county; Anders
ID. Berglund, Multnomah county;
Felix j. Carlson, Multnomah coun-
ty; Nels H. Loft, Washington
county; John Olson, Multnomah
county (industrial-la -labor)
For United states senator In con
gress George T.. Chamberlain,
Mu1tnomah county. democratic; Al
bert Slaughter, Marion county, so
ciailst; obert N. Standfield, Multi
nomah county, republican; e. FL.
Eevenson, Clatsop county indus
trial-Iabor: Thomas A. Hayes, Multi
nomah county. independent.
For representative in congress,
first district--W. c. Hawley. Mar
ion county, republican-democratic-
prohibition; Harlin Talbert, Linn
county, socialist. Second district
James Harvey Graham, Baker coun
~, democratic; N. J. Sinnott, Was
co county. republican. Third dis
trict--F. 7, Johns. Multnomah coun
ty, industrial-labor; Esther Lovejoy
Multnomah county, democrat-pro-
hibition: C. N Macarthur. Multno-
nah county, republican.
For secretary of state--Sam A..
Kozer. Clatsop coun.y, repubI,,~t,
j. r. Sears, Polk county. socialist;
Upton A. Upton, Clackanlas, m
dustriai-labor.
For justice of the supreme court
Henry j. Bean Umatilla county,
republican democrat; Henry L. Ben
son, Klamath county, republican,
democrat; Lawrence Il. Harris,
Lane county. republican democrat;
Thomas A. Mcbride, Columbia
republican-demecrat.
For dairy and food commission
ers---C. l.. Hawley of Polk county,
democrat f. J. Won
Behren, Marion county, socialist.
For commissioners of the public
service commission of Oregon dis
trict, composed of the counties ly-
ing east of the Cascade mountains
III. H. Corey Baker county, re-
publican. West of the Cascade
mountains-W VIM. ID. Bennett, Multi
norman county. democratic; Fred
q. Buchtel, Multnomah county, re-
Otto Newman, Multno-
NAH county, socialist.
For judge of the circuit court,
fourth judicial district-John II.
McCourt. Multnomah county, re-
democrat. Tenth district
~. w. Knowles, Union county, re-
eleventh district, ID. r.
Parker Gillian county. republican
democrat Twelfth district--H. H.
Belt. Polk county, republican-dem
ocrat. Fourteenth district. H.
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