East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-25
KADOO LED PRESIDENTIAL
TICKET IN UMATILLA COUNTY
SCHANNEP MAJORITY IS SO
wIllIam G. McAdoo was ths hlghI

William q. McAd00 was tne hl$n
man in the presidential preferences ball
lot of Umatilia, county last Friday.
drawing a total of 1879 votes whereas
the next highest candidate, General
Wood, had total of 1342 10 this coun-
ty The extent OF the McAdoo popu-
larity may be seen when 1t Is noted
that he drew 470 votes more than did
Sheriff Taylor, whose political
strength Is unquestioned-
Fifty votes separated L. III. Schan-
nep and B. B. Richards. candidates
for the republican nomination for
county Judge, when the final count OF
votes was announced today by County
Clerk r. T. Brown. BIr.. .Schannep re-
ceives the nomination in one OF the
closest fights for county office seen
here In many an election.
Leonard Wood was returned favor
ite for the presidential nomination In
Umatilla county by majority OF 4e&
over Hiram Johnson. Umatiila coun-
ty also favored heavily another loser,
Fred Lockiey, candidate fr secretary
of state. Mr.. Lockiey. formerly
Pendleton newspaper man, received
7o1 votes to sam Kozer's 5ss-
F. s. Curl and viii N. Peterson, re-
spectively republican and democratic
candidates for delegate to their ma
tional conventions from the second
congressional district. had substantial
leads in the county, but throughout
the district their election has been In
doubt.
Every one OF the nine referendum
measures was carried by good ma
jority. The state elementary school
tax fund and the blind school tax
measure received the heaviest majcrt-
ties. Nearly all the measures carried
close to two to one.
Tn complete returns. as certified by
the official count, gave the various
men and measures the following votes.
those standing high being marked
with q:
Republican-
Delegates at Iarge-Harrison, 689:
Hickey. es4: Kollock, ESQ: Macdonald,
52s: Mclean, 4Ss: Naris. 500: No
Camant. us: Olson, 900; sRand.
11os: Stewart. 5sl; sBoyd. sss2:
'Butier. 77s; Cameron. 4s4: Carey.
Delegates Second District Cooper.
1855; sCuri. 1875: Donneil. sss;
Brooke. 1914.
: Presidency-Johnson sss: Lowden.
327; 'Wood. 1342; Hoover ssss
Vice Presidency-sLodge. 1411s
535; Webster. 40.
Presidential Electors Hotchkfss.
i341; sHume, 1913. Ivanhoe, 1886:
1875; sTfichardson, 14o7:
'Robb. 14os; George. 117s; Hendee.
1922.
U. s. senator--Abrafam. ss7;
'StanfieId. 1856.
Sheriff-Houser. 1889.
Clerk. r. T. Brown. 2515.
Observation-Disclosures. ss5s.
Treasurer-Gilliam. 1881.
Assessor-Hawks. 23Os. M
School Observation-Disclosures zI4s.
Surveyor-Perry, 2148.
Coroner. T.. Brown, 7445.
Joint Representative woodson,
-gS3
Representative 23rd District-saril-
ar. 1881: Sloan 1851.
Supreme Court Justices--eHarris.
I'll; Mcbride. 1924; sBean. 23o2:
Benson, 1883.
Dairy and Food Commissioner
iawley. 2I04.
congressman-Jones. $50; 'sinnott.
655.
Secretary OF State-Kozer, 5ss;
Lockley. 701: Parsons. s5s: Schui-
erman, 1ss; Wood sss; -coburn. 100:
ones, 25s.
fuDilc service Com.-SCorey. 1boIs
upper, sss.
District Attorney--sKeator, l4ss.
'eterson. 1247.
County Judge-Richards, 1905:
Schannep. 1856.
Co. Commissioner-"Bean. 1885:
'emaris, 1175.
Democratic
Delegates at Large-Drain 2ss:
[aney. 213: Harry. I5s: sITidden. Sl4:
Tolman. 242; Montague. 1s7. Purdy.
50; Reddy. 1856; Schuyieman. 2Ts:
Smith. 44s; Baldwin, 5as; Crawford.
District Delegates-sBl Blakeley. s2e:
ling. 2S4; Peterson. s53; Skiff. asa:
oung, l66: Aker. III.
Presidential Electors sHayter.
%; Hedlund. SCI; Miller. 2as: