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rgUon 4D: Culberson S3; Mayfiold
Oibrt Criminal Appeal:
jfcorrbw 143J Harpor 182.
Iter Governors .
. Neff 88 RofcorS 167. Kins 3; War-
ner 24.
Eiutcnnt Governors t m mM '
Davidson 145) Mayfleld 7 Jamison
tfi; Edmondson 9: Johhson 63.
Kallroad Coniimlsslpners
jwayflold 97; MaBon 198.
For Comptrollers
fWoodall 215; Smith 81.
(8tt TrcasUror:
Carroll 120; Terrell 82: Kerr 24j Ten
rilon Gj Christian 6; Grrett 34; Klr-
gn 13.
Cbm. Land Office:
Thompson 180; Romnaon iub.
Snpt Publlo Instructions
Smith 26; Bontloy 113; Marra 122.
Jfor Congress i7th District: '
Dlbroll 7; Holland 2; Blanton 166'
C$llawLy 8; Cunningham 147.
Representative 116th Dlst:
4Cockroll 164; Greon 157.
District' Attorney:
;Mahilffoy 210; Green 10; Black CI;
Ixmg 53.
District Cleric: Fullor 327.
"County JuagoS Hall 113; Hill 204.
County Attorney:
Cunningham 141; DaVenport 87
Beock i8.
County Clerk: Boasley 828.
ybr Sheriff; . -4J .
Dodson 150; Bond 144; Lanoy 6;
Burks 29.
County Treasurer: Fltta 182; May-
field 150. ...
Tax. Assessor: Mrs. Vance 311.
Tax Collector: Harkrlder 320.
County Superintendent:
Ada D. Pcarce 125; WlHiams 207.
Com Proct 1: Hooper 105; Meyer
Xil.
Justice Peace Prect 1 Place Is
Lambeth 821. Place 2. Ford 321.
Constable Prcct It Malone 76; Har-
ris' 68; Dardon 165.
Public Weigher:
Whotstono 54; Rogers 44; Toung
92t Cannon 15; Holly 61; Crow 28;
Allen 40.
. Chairman Democratic Executive
Committee: Stlnson 330.
; l W O. W. ABILENE
F!W. United States Senator:
KQusl&y 129:. Thomas 68; Henry 80;
JFeTgusdn 220; Culborson 66; Mayfleld
11.
Cjftfrt oi Criminal Appeals:
Morrtw 295; Harper 320.
T&t Gcwornor:
J3!Jeffl314; Rogers 295; King 13;
"Warner 49.
L16utenant Governor:
Davidson 297; Mayfleld 168; Jaml-
Eon 30; Etimondson 15; Johnson 120.
Railroad Commissioner:
Mayfleld 203; Mason 223.
yor Comptroller: "
-VVoodall 465; Smith 160.
JFor State Treasurer:
Carroll 248; Torroll lST"; Kerr 4l'j
Tennlson 28; Christian 34; Garrett 61
Klrgan.40. i
Commissioner Land Office:
Thompson 388; Robinson 224.
Supt Publlo Instruction:
Smith 134; Bontlcy 236; Marrs 231.
Congress 17th District:
Dlbrell 9; Holland 2; Blanton 316;
Callaway 33; Cunningham 329. '
Representative 116th Dlst
Cockrcll 329; Green 331.
District Attorney:
AianaTiey 343; ureen 4Br Black 111
Long 183
f
District Clerk: Fuller 653;
jFor Cojmly Judge:
Hall f72; Hill 492.
County lAttornoy:
. Cunningham 285; Davenport
Speck .228.
175;
County Clerk; Beasley 605.
S-ot1 Sheriff: .
i ?J.odsQn 29T; Bond 347; Lanoy 22;
5 Burks 42.
SJQiinty Treasurer:
'iritts 407i Mayflold 285.
Tax Assessor: Mrs. Vance 644.
Tax Collector: Harkrlder 652.
County Superintendent:
Ada D. Pearco 209; Williams 487."
Commissioner Prect 1.
Hooper 269; Meyer 453.
' 'vJugtlco Peace Prect 1 Place 1:
Xjjpunocui G83 Place 2 Ford 677..
Constable Prect. 1: Malone. 160;
Harris J.82; Darden .344.
For Public Weigher; Whotsono
109; Rogers 41; Toung 161! Cannon
j34j Holly 120; Crow 89; Allen 138.
i. poiosr j
"Xw United States Senator:
SSusloy 24; Thomas 11; Henry 10;
JWtguspn 26; Culberson 10; May-
d 2.
TT&t Jugo Court of Criminal Appeals:
sAIorrow 58; Harper 45.
1Sr GoTvernqr:
Kff q2; Rogers 70; King 5; Warr
! 6. -Eor
Lieutenant Governor:
Davidson 23; Mayfleld 26; Jami-
son 7; Edmondson 3; Johnson 23.
IFor Comptroller:
Woqdall 63; Smith 33.
JTor Stato Treasurer:
Carroll 53: Torroll. 14: Kerr. 7:
Tennlson" 3; Christian 6; Garrett 7;
jv.irgan 4.
For Commissioner of the General
Land Office:
Thompson 07; Robison 33.
SFor SuUerlntenont pf Publlo Instruc-
tion: Smith. 24; Bentley 43; Marrs 36
.For Congressman 17th District:
Dlbrell l; Blanton 60; Callaway
11; Cunningham 43.
J?or Representative 116th District:
JFrcd' Cockrell 41; Green.' 71.
For District Attorney 42nd Judicial
s District:
-Mahaffey 68; Green 6; Black 40;
KbISi 10. .. I
3?5or District Clerk: ' . ;-
Eullej" 121. J-
Yog County Judge:
SBall. kS TTtll r.1
Vm County Attorney: ' ' ' '
-Cunrilnlgham 26; Davenport
Speck 63. -' -
Fdr County Clerk:
Boasley 123 -
For Sheriff: '"
'
29'
jDodsqn 65; Bond 03;
Laney 3;
For County Treasurer: '
Fltts 83; Mayfieldi 37
Fer Tax Assessor;
Viwoe 115
r ji m ua iiuuvuiur;
( 1 4rttuer taa.
yor County 'Supt. Publle Instruction:
earce. 1Q; Williams 118.
3Tw Co. Com pre No 1!
Hoopir B2J Meyer 67."
?L oValo
JUnled States .Senator:
.fflley 7! Thomas 24; Henry f:
guwn 39; Culberw 18; Mf-
VmJfui$ Court pf Criminal Ap&"is
4Hlf'r0r s" Harperi 34
)rtBaQv$rnar:
Jf 14; Rogers 68; Kjng J; wr.
Vai Litutenunt Governor; t
ttfcvktooa 7; J4yfll4 24; Jamlwn
i; adwotttfeon 8 JolBiuH 25
Vof HattaMUl Coniwll9Hr:
Mavrleld B2 Maon 71.
For iVtiptrntyeri
Woodall 92; Smith 81
For Stato Treasurer:
Carroll 79; Terrell 27; Kerr 8;
Tennlson 7; Christian 3 Garrett 7;
Klrgan 0. . .
For' Com of tho Gen. Land Office:
Thompson 87; Robison 33
For BUpt..of Publlo Instruction: '
.gpUthH.Ify.4- Marpj 48
For Congressman 17th Dlsts
Dlbrell C Blanton ill! Callaway
2; Cunningham 48
For Representative 116th Dials
Cbpkroll 42; Goort 107 .
For District A'tty.4"2nd Juit. District
Mhoffoy. CC Green 10; Black 2B
long. 48.'5 ' r
For CourityJudgas -
Hal) 73 11111 88. -
For county Attorneys'
Cunningham. 53: Davenport . 63 J
TSpeclc 48. .'
For Bhorirrs' - ;
Dodson 81; Bond 665 Lan.ey Sf
Burks 15. j ..
For County Treasurer:
Flits. 102: MaVfloldi 6B. .
For Co. Supt Publlo-RltlftWQttont
jpoarco 15; WU'WTWSO'V
For County Comi -Pre tNoi l
Griffith 4; &Wtfta2?;Httfain 0
0-bar 155. rxfeu
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For U. S. Soratt-mJM.-.l
Oustoy.J25; '.Thomilarl Henry lit
Ferguson 21; JiMlffa; Mayfleld
Judgo Court Cilinlnal .'"Alipeals: Mor-
row 37; Harder .43.
For Govornor: Noff 43; Rogers 29
IClng .0; Warner 8.
Xiicut. uov: jjaviason a; juayiioiu
17: Jamison 6; Edmondson 3; John
son 40.
Railroad Commissioner:' Mayflold
13; Mason 76.
Comptroller:- Woodall 78; Smith
11. N
For Stato TrcasUror. . '
Carroll 48; Terroll 14; Kerr 3;
Tennlson 2; Christian 3; Garrett 6;
Klrgan 9.
Commissioner Land Offlco:
Thompson 70; Robinson 15.
SUpt Public Instruction; -Smith
35: Bontloy 24; Marra 23.
For Congressman 17th Dlst.
"DJbroll 2; Blanton 44; cauoway e;
Rep:res(mtatlve H6th'Dlst
Cockfbll 23r Grrfdn W.
District Attorney:
Maharrey 20; Green 10; uiacK ii;
Long 41. f. h
District Clbrk: Fullor 07.
County Judge: - "
Hall 4Q; Hill 43.-
County Attorney:
Cunningham 27; Davenport -ae;
Speck 32.
County Clerk: Boasley. 49.
IFor Sheriff: 1
Dodson 28; Bond 23; Lanoy 29;
Burka 17.. . ' I
County Treasurer:"
Fltts 6.0; Mayflold 35.
Tax Assessor: Mrs. Florence Vance
53.
. Tax Collector: Harkrlder 97.
County-Superintendent; ' '
Ada D. Pearco 41; Williams 64.
Com. Proct 2. W. H. Frazitr 97.
Public 'Weigher .Proct 2
Coats 19; Tucker 51; Perry H6.
Chairman Demo.- Executive Com-
mittee: Jas. P. Stlnson AG
W. CAPS-MERKEL.
United States Senator: .
Ousloy 7; Thomas 6; Henry 3; Fcr-
guson'7; Culberson 4; Mayfleld 10. .
Court" Criminal Appeals " ' "
"Morrow '27; Harper 8.
For Governor:
Noff 20; Rogers 11; King 3; War
ner 7.
Lieut Governor:
Davidson 20: Mayflold 6: Jamison
1; Edmondson 2; Johnson 6.
Railroad Commissioner. ."
Mayfleld 15; Mason 20.
For Comptroller: r ' fe 4 . .'
Woodall 21; Smltnra3. ST
or State Treasure: . .?' . !
Carroll 10: Terrell 11: Kerr 1: Ten
nlson 0; Garrett 6; Klrgon 3.
Commissioner Land Office:
Thompson 22; Robinson 13.
Supt Public Instruction:
Smlkh 7; Behtlnv 2: Mfirrn 28.
XJongross'i7tlv District: ' '
Dlbrell l; Holland 0; Blanton sa;
Calloway 3; Cunningham 17.
Representative 116th Dlst.
Cockrcll 18i Green' 22. -
District 'Attorney:
Mahatfcy 11; Green. 7; Black 5;
Long 19.
District Clerkt ITiiller 44. " "
County. Judge: " " :
Hall 14; Hill 28.
County Attorney:
Cunningham 13 Davenport 9; Speck
21.
County Clork: Beaslov 44.
For Sheriff:
Dodson 17:.JBond.18: A'Lanoy Oi
Burks 7. " . w i
County Treasure:;: :
Fltts 32; MayHoId-a2. '"'
Tax Assessd'r; Mrs Vanco 39.
Tax Collector: Harkrlder 43.
County Superintendent
Ada D. Pearco 4; W11ama 39.
Co. Com. Prctft 2:"FrazIer 41.
Publlo Weigher Prcct 2.
uoats u; Tucker 34; Perry 2
Chm. Dom Exe. Com. Stlnson 44.
NUBIA.
For United States Senator:
Ousley C; Thomas. 9; Henry 25:
Ferguson 12; Culborson 10; May-
field 11.
For Judge Cpurt of Crlm .Appeals:
Morrow 35; Harpor 35.
For Governor:
Neff 38; Rogers 23; King 4; War-
ner 9
For Llout. Gov:
' Davidson. 22: MavflMi1.."ioi .Tntnl.
'son il'; Edmondson? 2;- Johnson 23
For Railroad Corns
Mayflold 6; Mason '6 6
For ComptrolU'r :;' '".'
' -WPbdallT2; smith; 20.
For Stato Treasurer:
Carroll 3; Terrell 9;-Ko'rr 8; Ton-
nIadnrM1 Christian. U Q4rrctt 21;
Kll-kart; 6. - - '
ForCom. of Gon. Land Office:
Thompson 38; Roblson.V 34.
ForKupt". of Publlo Inatructlon:
Smith 23; Bontloy iSfMarro 17.
For Congressman ltth DIW:
Dlbroll 2; Blanton 48; Callaway 2;
Cunningham 2.
For Reprosontatlvo 110th Dlst: .
Cockrell 4; Green. 28
For District Atty. 42nd Judicial Dlst:
Mahutfoyy 43; Green 5; Black. 21
Long 8. . . .
For District Clerks
Fuller 78
For County Judges
Hall 22; Hill 64.
For County Attorney; -
Cunningham . 'iij Davonport Di
Speck?;?. ; - :'.':
ForCounty Clerks t & .
.eosloy 75 ' ?'''
F6r -aiiorlttf. v ' J:' '-. 7 '
Dffdson 35; Bond 26; Lanoy 15;
Burks 2
For County Treasurers
Fltts. 68; Mayflold 16
For Tax Assessors
Vanctf 72
Fpr Tax Collectors
Harkrlder 74.
For Co. up Publlo Instructions
Pearco 28; Williams 48.
For Publlo Weigher Pro ;No. 2:
Coatw tf Tucker 28j Perry( 3.
TYE-AMILENE.
Ousley 13; Thomas 2; Henry. 8;
Ferguson; 34; Culborsop 6; Mayfleld
13. L
For JUdge Court at Crlm. Appeals
Morrow 30; Harper 86
For Governors
Noff 20? Rogers 38; King 2; War-
ner 3.
Fof LloUtonant Govs
Davidson 28; Mayfleld 13; Jamison.
Ci Edmondson 6; Johnsoh 14
For Railroad Commissioner:
Mayfleld 12; Mason 60.
For Comptroller: -
Woodall 40: Smith 23.
For State Treasurer
Carroll 34; Torroll 10 j Kerr 1;
Tonntson 3; Christian 3; Garrett 7;
Klrgan 3
For Com. of Gonv Land Office;
Thompson 42; Robison 17.
Fbr" SUiit of Publlo Inatruotl6n:
..Smith 22; .Bontloy 16 Marrs 24;
For Congressman 17th Dlst:
Dlbrell 2; Blanton 86 Callaway 4'
:Cuhnlngham 31". - .
For Rppreserttative 116th Diats
Cockrell. 36; Green 31.
For Dlstr Atty. 42nfl Jud. .District;
Mahaffey '2i; Gixoh 30; "Black 11;
Long 4 ".- -.'
For District Clerk! - .
Fuller f5. . ; " ' . -
For Cofthty Jh4so:. : ."':"''
Han mjm 3.h;ishz& ;
For County -Attorney. - rn t
CupnlHgham; 13; IDavcnport 30;
Speck 23. ';"'' ''. -
For County Clerk:- '
Beasley 65.
For Sheriff:
Dodson 33; Bond 27; Lafey 0;i
Burks 0.
For County Treasurer:'
. Fltts 45; Mayflold 21. -
For Tax Assessor:
Vance 00.
For Tax Collocton
Harkrldor 64.-
For Co. pupt Public Instruction:
Pearco 3; Williams 63.
For Co. Com. Pro. No. 1:
Hooper. 28; Meyer 35.
For Constable Pre. No.. IS
' Malone 23; Harris' 7; Dardon 31.
For PubllcWelghorPro No.1;' j.
Whotstono 21;''Rogors-7; YoUi-.
3; Cannon 1; Holly 8; Crow 7; Alleji
15.
STTEP. .
For United States Senator:
Ousloy. 6: Thomas. 16: Henry. 4:
Ferguson 41; Culberqon 6; Mayflolc)
4U.
For Judge Court of Crim. Appeals;
Morrow 44; Harper 25.
LFor Governor:
Noff 26; Rogers 46; King 3; war-
nor 8.
For Lloutonant -Gbv:
Davidson 33; Mayfleld 19; Jami-
son 5; Edmondson l; Johnson 15.
For Railroad Commissioner:
Mayfleld 15; Mason 59.
For Comptroller
Woodall 68; Smith 8.
For State Treasurer:
Carroll 40.; Terrell 9;. Kerr 4; Ten-
nlson 7; Christian 5; Garrett 4! Kir.
gan 4.
For Com.. Qen Land Offlco:
Thompson 47; Robison 25.
For Supt. pf PUb. Instruction:
Smith 25; Bentley 19; Marrs 28.
For Congressman 17th District:
I Dlbrell 0; Holland 2; Blantbn 67;
Callaway 4; Cunningham 16.
For Representative 116th District: .-
CoofcijelJ 2p;.firpepGq. .. . . l
For Dlst? Atty.' 42nd Jud. District: -
Mahaffey 38; Green 9; Black 24;
Long 8.
For District Clerk:
Fuller 91. J; '
Fpr County v Judge;' ? . .:
Hall JB; &I111 5J. f 5 "
For Cdunty-Attornoyf f
Cunningham 43; DaVonport 10;
Speck 30.
For County Clerk:
Beasley 89. ' -For
Sheriff:
Dodson 48;s Bond? 35;. Lanoy 6;
Burks 1 ' ' ''' "
For CCunty Treasurer:
Fltts 54; Mayflold -31 '
For Tax Assessor y. . ' . ; ' j
Vance 07- "' '"
For Tax Collector:
1 Harkrlder 87
For Co. Supt. Public Instruction:
Pearco 4; Williams 83."
For Co. Com. Pre. No. 4:
Griffith 64; Nowby 19; Hardin 2
O'Bar 6. '
GUION
Por United States Senator:
Ousleif 12; Thomas 4; Henry 2;
Forguson 14; Culberson V Mayflold
16. i "
J'or Judgo Court of.. Crim. Appeals:
Morrow 28; Harpor 13
For Governor:
Noff 31; Rogors 19; King 1; War-
ner 5.
For Lieut. Gov; '
Davidson 22J Mayflold 11;. Jami-
son; 1; Edmondson '2; "Johnson 10.
For Railroad Commissioner:
Mayflold 18; Mason 29.
For Comptroller;
Woodall 28 Smith 10.
For Stato Treas:
Carroll 18; Terrell 9; Kerr 2; Ten-
nlson 11 Christian 2; Garrott. 1; Klr-
gan 0
For Com. of Gon. Land Office:
Thompson 22; Robison 15.
For Supt of Public Instruction:
Smith 15; Hentloy 10; Marrs 13
For Congressman 17th District:
Dlbroll 2; Blanton 33; Callaway
4; Cunningham .12; Holland 5.
For Reprosontatlvo 116th District:
Cockrell. 23i Gr'oon31r
For District Attorney 42nd Jud Dlst:
.Mahaffey 14; Green 7; Black 15;
Long 18 -
For District Clors.; "
Puller 66. '....
For County Judges
Hall. 20; H11J...39.
For County Attornoy; "' ; .
Cunningham 28; Davonport. . 36;
Speck 17.' .iteiAtltL
For County Clerks ;
Beasloy 65 "
For Sheriffs
Dodsosi 27; Bond 34; Laney 1;
Burks 2
For Gaunty Treasurer;
Fltts 42; Mayfleld 18.
For Tax Assessoro
Vance' 62.
Fpr Tax Collectors
Harkrldor 63
For Cp. Supt. Publlo Instruction;
Poarqe 5; -Williams Op '
For County Cow. Pre. No. 4;
Griffith; 3; Newby 39- Hardin 11;
O'Bar P.
TYE-MEKKEL.
United StatcH Sonator:
Ousley 9; Thomas' 6; Henry 3; Fer-
guson 20; Culberaon 1 Mayflold 2.
For Govornor;
Neff 13 Rpgwa 23; Warner 11.
Xpv Lloutejiant apvernor:
Davidson 29 Mayfleld 7 Jamison 2
Edmondson i Johunon I.
Uallrpad Commissioner
Mayflold 4; Mason 43
For Comntroltflt:
Woodall 34 Smith .
For Btato Trcasurors
Carrolt 31 Terrell 2 Kerr 0 Chris-
tian '2; Garrett 4; Klrgan 2 TorinlBon
2
Commissioner Land Offices
Thompson 33 RoMnson 12.
Supt Publlo Instruction
Smith 9 Bontloy 10 Marra 18
Congress 17th Districts
. Dlbrell 0 Holland 0 Blanton 43
Callaway 2 Cunningham 4.
Represetilntlvo 116th Dlst .
Cockrell 30 Greon 19.
District Attorney . . .
Mahaffey 6 Croon 24 Black 6
Long 12. ' k
District Clerks Fuller 47. 14 m
County Judges Hall 15; Hill 30.
County Attorneys
Cunningham 5 Davonport 19 Spopk
27. '
County Clork: Bcasloy 49.
For Sheriff:
Dodson 16 Bond .24 Lanoy 9
Burks 2. .
County Treasurer: Fltts 83' May-
flold 15.
Tax Assessor; Mrs Vanca SO.
Tax Collector: Harkrlder 47.
County Superintendent:
Add D. Pearco 13; Williams 37.
Chairman ' Exocutlvo Committee:
Stlnson 44.
OAPS-ABILENE
United States Senate:
' Ouslov 16. Thomas 9. Honrv 6. Fer
guson 8 Culborson 6. Mayflold 1G.
Court Criminal App.qals:
Morrow 33 Harpor 22.
For Govornor:
Noff 37 Hogors 11 King 3 War
ner 9
Lieutenant Governor:
Davidson 18. Mayflold 22. Jamison
'a' Edmondson 1 Johnson 10.
Railroad commissioner: Mayiieia
13 Mason 41.
Comptroller: Woodall 43 Smith 12
Stato Treasurer: Carroll 27. Tor-
roll. 0 Korr 6 TennlBOn 0 Christian 1
uarrett 6 lurgan o.
Commissioner Land Offlco: Thomp
son 38; Robinson 3
supt. Public instruction: Smith 20
Bontloy 21 Marra 16.
For Congress 17th Districts Dlbroll
0. Holland 0. Blanton 50. Callawav 2.'
Cunningham IX .w'
t Ropresentattjrqriie.th Districts Cock-
rou-ai; uroen?J3. -
District Attorney: Mahaffey 39;
Green 9 Black 16. Long 6.
District Clerk: Fullor 68.
County Judgo: Hall 19 Hill 45.
Cbunty Attorney; Cunnlnsham 20.
Davenport 4 Speck 45.
ypumy uienc: uoasioy ue.
For Sheriff: Dodson 47. Bond 19.
Laney 2 Burks
uounty Treasurer: Fltts 46; May-
flold 20.
Tax Assessor: Mrs. Vanco 65.
Tax Colloctor: Harkrldor 67. .
County Superintendents Ada' t).
Pearco 7; Williams 60.
Commissioner' Prcct. 1: Honnne 4G?
Meyer 21.
Justico Peace. Prect 1. Placo 1:
Lamboth '68. Place 2 Ford 68.
uonstabie prect l; Malono 12 Har-
ris 10 Darden 38.
Public WolKher: Whotstono 17. Ro
gers 9 .Young "2 Cannon Holly 13
Crow 10 Allen 13.
ELSIDAIjE.
Ousley.. 3: .Thomas. 3: Henrv. 2:
Ferguson' 12; Culborson 4t Mayflold
a. . .
F"or Judge -Court of Crlm. Appeals':
Aiprrow 10;. Harper 12.
For 'Governor:
Neff 11; Rogers 18; King 1; War
ner a? j . j. . .1
Jijor .LleUtonantGby; 1
Davidson 13; Mayfleld 5; Jamison
1; Jiicunonason 1; JOhnson. 7.
For Railroad Commissioner:
1 . Mayfleld 8; Mason 22.
JlTor Comptroller;
Woodall. 24; Smith. 6.
For State Treasurer:
- Carroll 15; Terrell 4; Kerr i; Ten.
nlson 0; Christian 0; Garrett 2; Klr-
gan 6.
For Commissioner of Gon. Land Offlco
Thompson. 24; Robison 6.
For Supt of Pub Instruction:
Smith 8; Bimtloy 12; Marrs 9
For Congressman 17th Dlst;
Dlbrell. 1; Blanton 26; Callaway 4;
Cunningham 4.
For Rep. 116th Dlst:
Cockroll 21; Greoh 13. .
For Dlst Attorney 42nd' Jud..DIst:-
Mahaffey 14; Green l; Black 13;
Long 6.. '
For District Clerk:
Fuller 36 .
For County Judgo:
Hall 21; Hill 10.
For County Attornoy:
Cunningham C; Davenport 11;
Speck. 19.
Fof Sheriff: .
Dodson 20; Bond. 6; Laney 6;
Burks 3."
For County Treas:
Fltts 24; Mayfleld 10. .
For Co. SUpt. Publlo Instruction:
Pearco 5; Williams 32. '
For Co Com. Pro No. 1:
Hooper 2; Meyer 34.
For Constable Pro No. 1: .
Malono. 0; Harris 2; Dardon. 23. .
For Public Weigher Pro. No 1:
Whetstone1 0; Rogers 4; Young!!;
Cannon .6; Holly 3; Crow 5; Allen 2'.
LAWN.
For United States Senator:
Ousley 10; Thomas 8; Henry; 4;
Forguson 72; Culberson '10;. Mayflold
15.
For Governor:
N6ff 29; Rogers 54; King 5;War-
nqr 14
For Lieutenant Governor
Davidson 39; Mayfleld 21; Jamison
8; Edmondson 17; Johson 19.
For Congressman 17th DIstrlot:
Dlbrell 14; Blanton 61; Callaway
6; Cunningham CO.
For Roproscntatlvo 116th District:
Cockrell 22; Groon 95.
For Dlst Atty. 42nd Judicial "Dlst;
Mahaffey 42 Greon 14; Blackf 4lT
Long 24.
For County Judge:
Hall 32; Hill 80.
For County Attorney:
Cunningham 40; Dayenpctrtf 28;
Speck 66
For Sheriff:
Dodson 52; BonA 65; Laney 6;
Burks. 7
For C0Unty Treasurer: '
Fltts 74; Mayfleld 51.
Fpr Co Supt. Publlo Instruction'
. Poarcc. 19; Williams. 114
For Co. Com. Pre. No. 4
Griffith 11 Nowby 46 Hardin Q;
O'Bar 74.
For Publlo Weigher Pre 4.:
Young 33 Plerson 101
HAMBY
Fpr United States Senator
Ousloy 2 ThomnH 8; Henry. 0; Fer-
Kuspn. 11; Culborson C; Mayfleld 0.
For aovornor:
Noff 18; Rogers 0 King If War-
nor 2
For Lieutenant Govs
Davidson 9; Mayflold 0; Jamlspn
3 Edmondson 0 Johnsqn 4
For Cpnsresanmn 17th District:
DlbrbH 0; Holland 0; BJanton 36;
Callaway 1; Cunningham 4. .
Fpr Representative 116th District:
Cockrell 19; GrconVl
For District Atty. 42nd Jufl. Districts
Mnh'affoy 1; Green) 8t Black D;
Long IB-
For County Jtidgoj .
Hall 0; Hill 22 y
For County Attorney!''
Cunningham 8; DaH'onport 17 ;
Speck 5. . '
For Sheriff:
- Dodson 13; Bond 17; Laney 0;
Buries 0
For County Treasurers
. Fltts 23; Mayflold 7.
For Co. Supt. Publlo Instructions
Ponrco 13; Williams 17.
For Co Commlsslanor-Pro No. Is
Hbopor 6; Meyer 25.
Fpr Constable Pro. 'No. 1:
Mhlono 18; Harris 1; Dardon 9
For Public Weigher Pro. It
Whetstone 4; Rogors 0; Young 0;
Cannon 24; HollyO; Crow 2; Allon
0
BLAIRt
pusloy 5; Thomas 11; Henry 14;
Ferguson 25; Culborson 4; Mayflold
23.
For Governor;
Neff 38; Rogers 31; King 4; War-
ner 9.
For Lieutenant Governor;
Davidson 21; Mayflold 11; Jamison
0; Edmondson 6; Johnson. 35
For Congressman 17th District;
Dlbroll 0; Blanton 46; Callaway 8
Cunningham 32.
For Reprosorttativo 110th District:
Cockrell 48; Groon 32.
For District Attorney 42nd Jud Dlst:
Mahaffey 26; Groon 27; Black
10; Long 12.
For County Judge:'
Hall 31 Hill 53.
For County Attorney;
Cunningham 31; Davenport 22f
Speck. 30.'
For Sheriff:
Dodson 43; Bond 23;. Lanoy" 11;
Burks 7.
For County Treasurer:
Fltts 38; Mayflold- 40.
For Co. Supt Publlo Instruction:
Pearco 21; Williams 61. k -
MORO
"For United States Senator:
..Ousley 20; Thomas 5; Henry 3;
JTerguson 21; Culberson 2; Mayfleld
6. -'-..'
For Govornor:
Noff 20; Rogers 36; King 1; Warr
nor 4. '
For Lieutenant Governor;
Davidson 16; Mayflold 12; Jami-
son. 2; Edmondson 7; Johnson 9.
For Congressman 17th District:
DJbrell 0; Blanton 36; Callaway
9; Cunningham 15.
For Representative 116th District:
Cockrell 27; Green 26. '
For Dlst Atty. 42nd JUd. District
Mahaffey 2.4; Greon 8 Black 15;
Long 1"2.
For County Judge:
- Hall 16; Hill44.
.For County Attorney:
Cunningham 18; Davenport '8;
Spock 33.
For Sheriff:
Dodson 14; Bond 33; -Laney 8;
Burks 11..
For County Treasurer;
Fltts 31; Mayfiold" 33..
For Co. SUpt. Public Instruction;
Pearce 5; Williams;. 62. .
For Co.'Com. pro.. No4:
' . Griffith'. 9; Newby 22; Hardin 3;
O'Bar 3.
BRADSILWV
l?br United! Stages' Senator: " '
vPusloy 20; Thomas; 4; Henry 2;
Ferguson 26J' Culberson. 3; Mayfleld
20. '
For Governor!
Neff 29; Rogers 33; King 2 War-
ner 11.
For Lieutenant. Governor:
Davidson 31; Mayfleld 13; Jami-
son. 2; Edmondson 5; Johnspn 13
Fpr Cpngressman 17th District:
Dlbrell 3; Blanton 41; Callaway
6; Cunningham 22.
For Reprcsentatlvb 110th Dlst;
' Cockrell. 29; Green. 42.
For District Atty. 42nd Jud. District:
Mahaffey 46; Green 11;' Black 4;
Long IS.
For County Judge:
Hall 20; Hill 56.
JTor County Attorney:
Cunningham 22; - Davenport 12;
Speck 41. ' -
For Sheriff
Dodsdn. 11; Bond 65 . Laney 5;
Burks. 8;
For County Treasurer:
Fltts TjC; Mayfleld 22.
For Co. Supt. Public Instruction:
Pearco. 18; Williams' 01.
For Co. Commissioner Pre. No 4:
Griffith 22; Newby 28; Hardin 22;
O'Bar 8. -
IBERIS
Unltod States Senator:
Ousloy 10 Thbmas 0' nonry 3 Fer-
guson 28 Culborson 1 Mayfleld 6.
For Governor: Noff 22. Rogers 12
King 6 Warner 14 ' .
Lieut Gpvomer: Davldspn 21 May-
fleld 7 Jamison 7 Edmondson .6
Johnson 11. . .
For Concress:
Dlbrell O iiianton
.18. Callawav t. Cunningham 15.
Representative: Cockrell 34 Qreon
24..
District Attornoy: Mahaffoy 23
Green 9 Black 18 Long 10.
District Clerk: Fullor 01.
County Judgo: Hall 10 Hill 41.
County Attorney: Cunningham 18
Davonport 14 Speck 30.
For Sheriff: Dodson 41 Bond 17
Lartey 3 Burka 1.
County Treasurer: Fltta 45 May-
field 15 '
County Supt; Ada D. Pearco 3
Williams 59.
Commlsslonor Prcct 3: O'Connoll
25 WaUlrop 30.
Publlo Weigher Prcct
3:Hamllton
7 Webb 4.
VIEW.
United States Senators '
Ousloy 22 Thomas 8 Henry 2 For-
guson 1 17 Culberson 0 Mayfiold 10
Court Criminal Appealss Morrow 23
Harper a.
For Governor: Noff 18 Rogers JJi'inr1 .iin-t ioi.n. ....
mMt. Oov?rno : Davldspn 10 May -
field 10 Jamlspn J Edmpndspn 1.
Jdhnspn 24 I
"Railroad Commissioners Mayflqld 5;
Mason 65 !
For Comptroller; Woodall 43; Smith
9 1
For Stato Treasurers Carroll 26
I'orroll 4 Korr 6 Tonnlson 1 Christian
3. Garrett 8. Klrgan 2
Commissioner Land Offices Thomp-
Hon 45 Ttoblnsen 0
Supt Publlo Instruction: Smith 12.
Bontloy 20 Murrs 24.
Congressman 17th District: Dlbroll
0 Holland 0 Blanton 48 Callaway 1
Cunningham 23.
Representative 116th Dlst: Cock-
rell 41 arocn 22
District Attorney; Mahaffey 24
Greon 2 Black 10 Long 18
District Olorkt Fullor 78.
Cpunty Judgo: Hall 23 Hill 46
County Attonioy: Cunningham Sl.jicpocts. to. return to Paris within two
Davonnort 21. Specie 19.
County Clork: Beasley 72.
For Sheriff: Dodson 36 Bond 29
Lanoy 6 Burks 3
County Treasurer: FJUs 36 May-
fiold 40.
Tax Assessors Mrn. Vanca 7i.
Tax Collectors Harkrlder 75.
County Superintendents Ada H.
Poarco 6 Williams 71. .
Commissioner Prcct 3 s Dan O'Con-M
noil 22 B. J Waldrop' 51. . .
r Publlo Weigher Prdot 31 Ilamlltbn
2 West 2.
Chairman Democratic Executive
Committees Stlnson 76
TUSCOLA
For United Strttea Senators
ousloy 46; Thomas 22; Henry 4;
Forguson. 47; .Culborson .laj.May-
flqld 45. '
For Governor: . ' .
Noff 124; Rogers 62; King 6;
Wjirnor 17.
For Lieutenant Governor.: . .
Davidson 09; Mayfleld 32: Jami-
son 10; Edmondson 0; Johnson 40.
For Congressman 17th District:
Dlbroll 5f Blanton 114; Callaway
10; QUnrilngham. Oi
For Representative 116th District;
Cockrcll Q6; Groen 105.
For District Attornoy 42nd Jud Dlst:
Mahaffey 78; Grpen 17; Black 32;
Long 50.
For CountyJudgo:
Hall 73; Hill 105. x
For. County Attorney:
Cunningham 48; Davenport .ST
Spock 07. . ' "
For-Sheriff:
Dodson 09; Bond 95; . Laney 7;
Burks 0.
For County Treasurer;
Fltts 117; Mayfiold 76"
For Co. Supt Pub. Instruction:
Poarcc 42; Williams 167.
For Co. Com. Pro. No. 3:
O'Connoll 152; Waldrop 52;'
For Public Weigher pre'?!:
Webb 102; Hamilton. 76.
s COURT HOUSE
FOr United States Senator:
Ouaiey 41; Thcmas 29; Henry 30;
-Forguson 137; Culberson 30; May-
field 79. ..-.;
For Governor:
Noff 184; Rogors 139;' King. 8;
Warner 42.
For Lieutenant Covprn6r:
Davidson 152; Mayfiold 104; Jam-
ison 82'; Edmondson 19; Johnson
68.
For Congressman 17th District!
Dlbroll 6: Blantbn. 164; Callaway
13;. Cunningham 191.
For Representative 110th District:
Cockrell. 212; Green 157.
ITor DIst Attorney 42nd Jud.'DIst:
Mahaffey; 198; Green. 37; Black 74;
Long 61.
For County Ju'dgo: '
W;. N Hall. 99; D; G. Hill 255.
'For County Attorney; "
.Cunningham 139; Davenport 76;
Speck 15S. - J
For Sheriff
Dodson 147: Bond 208; Laney 3;
juries- iy.
For County Treasurer:
iV Fltts 239; Mayfleld 126. '
JFor Co. Supt pub-.-InstrucjUon
Poarcc. US; Williams. 263.
For. Co. Com. Pre. No. 1: '
Hooper 145; Meyer. 224.
For Cohstahlb.pro. 1. " ' -
Malone 98;. Harris1 105J " Dardon
.J.UU
ForJPitbllc Weigher Pre. 1. '
. imuniuuB u-i; iiiogers mu; . i oung
70; Cannon 23; Holly 87; Crow '41;
Allen 36.
flv thn Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. July 22 Tho sen-
ate todav enmo to tlin mnlnr hnttln
ground In tho administration tariff4
cm tho wool schedule. While this
.schedule officially designated num-
bor 11 was not expected to brlriir thn
storm "of opposition in the senate that
centered nrquncj tno lamous schedule
K. pf tho Payne-Aldrloh bill it was.
to bo tho subject of. sham attack
from both sides of tho chaplbpr.
Senator Lenroot republican Wis-
consin who lod a successful onslaught
upon tho cotton schedule was pre-
parea lor an even more vigorous
fight on tho wool rates. The demo-
cratshad marshalled tholr forces and
were prepared for a fresh encounter.
They expectod to show that tho dut-
Joa proposed On manufactured prc-
UUcts was as high if npt higher than
tJioso in scheduio It and to lav nar
ticular emphasis on what they claim-
ed wquld be a necessarily largo in-
crease in thq nation's clothing bill.
Senator Smooth pf Utah who had
cbargo of tho scheduio for tho com-
jjn.ttco majority has contondod that
tho' lovol pf tho- duties was below that
o; mo rayne-Aiuncn law.
Lqadord on both sldoa of the cham-
ber hopo that after tho wool fight is
ever it will bo possible to cet an nKrou
ment to limit debate on tho less im-
portant Items remaining to bo con-
Dldercd nnd to got an ngyoomont bo-
lero long for a final voto. Bosldes
wool tho big controvorsloa rqmalnlng
avo hides and BUgar and tho flexlblo
til Iff provisions.
Opening debate. Chairman McCum-
bor of tho finance committee said tho
raw wool paragraph was so drawn as
to guarantoq tho domestic woot pro
duccra a protection equivalent to 32
cents a pound on tho scoured content
and that the manufacturers had been
allowed a cempohsatpry duty equiva-
lent to' that -amount or tho sKmo dlfr
ferentlal lutendod to have boon glvon
in tho Payno-AIdrlch law.
Sonatpr Jones demnorat Now Mex-
V Vle Pdpl Tfllon ?x Fayn0.-Ad
rich law was written by declaring a
CPmpansatpry duty pf 33 contu a
Pound wpuld bo necessary under "Jho
olovon cent a pound rato on wool in
tho greaso. Ho declared they knew
that jow shrinkage wopl would bo
brought In giving them a. great advan-
tago and that now they wora again
coming to congress and saying what
compensatory duty thoy should re
calve
AMASSABOIt HKURIOK
SAILS FOTt AMERICA
t PARIS Jijly 22 -Myron T Her-
rlck American ambassador to
France ucccmpanlod by Lawronco
Mcrton his private secretary loft
for Havro by automobile today. Tho
ambassador will sail for tho United.
StatnH on tho nteamshln I'nrlH. Tfn
months After a short visit In Wash-
ington lo will apqnd mest pf hi JipU
may at nip nomo in uiavoiand.
Bholdnn Whltehpuse counsellor will
have chargo of tho embassy during
tho ambassador s absence
MrOOL SCHERi" FS -
rate iff wis
FQO SETTLEMENT
KIT SEND STATE
RAIEHAiy !
MEN TO BON
AUSTIN Texas July 22.-;-It la new
thought that Governor Noff will order
either state rangers of national guards-
men to Donlson to prptqct shopmen
on account of tho railroad strike
This opinion followed a conference
this afternoon botWfion Governor Neff
Major John A Hulcn Attorney Gen-
eral Keeling and Adjutant General
Barton
Govornor Neff And Adjutant Gon..
oral Barton returned from Waco to- t
day and tho cpnferenco was lmmo-N
dlatcly called by tho govornor.
Asked before tho conforonco If. ran-
gers or guardsmen would bo sont tto
Donlson ho replied that ho "had noth-
ing to say."
General Barton was asked tho same
question and ho said! "I'll boo you .
Monday." That 1 was his reply to sov
oral similar questions.
Tho governor's attitude Genoral
Barton') roply and tho secret confer
enco caused tho opinion that troops
or rangers will bq Bent to Denlson
somd tlmo next. week unless tho strike
situation becomes less serious.
' Camp Is Active.
Activity tonight at Camp Mabry
where stores and supplies of the Tex-
as' national guard aro kept to load on
railroad equipment when It arrives
indicated that tho issuance of any or-
der for movement qfstato' troops is
contemplatedby Governor. Neff with-
in a short- time according to common'
opinion ubout thu capltol.
It is understood tonight that the
necessary equlpmont for movement of
military supplies from Camp Mabry
to those points to which national
guardsmen are expected to bo ordered
already is on rbuto. to Austin and will
arrive thoro somo time Sunday -
Destination of supply shipments
presumably will be Denlson and pos-
sibly Do Leon and several other points
where disorders have broken out in
Connection with the strike.
Til MS
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"BEFUS
ED IN HD
IEI INQUIRY
1 1 1
fBv the A.esnrlated Prcas) ' '
NEW YORK July 221 The appal- .
late division of ' tho supremo court to-. 1
day refUsca to restrainDistrict Artot- .'"
ney Weeks of Westchester county' ''
from pressing John.Doo prbcoedings '.
bQforc'.Justice Morscha'usor to dctef- "'
mine the accuracy of tho charge (hut :
thoro had been a conspiracy to . ob-
struct the administration or Justice
In connection . with the investigation .
of the shooting of Clarence Paters by . :
Walter S. Ward.
In denying an application for a writ'
qf "pronibltion" inadfc hy Ward the Sl
court Held that "tho tacts prosontoUCn
aro insufficient to justify tho issu- .
anco or such a writ."
(By the Asuoelntfid Press)
SAN ANTONIO Tex. July 22.
Frank C. Davis chairman of tho denf.
oeratje statq executive committee is-
sued a statement hero today calling
attention of county chairrnon to the'
th0 roQtilromonts of the Torroll elec-
tion law 111 their duties to mako
prompt returns to the stato chairman s
of thq results of tho primary in tholr
respective counties.
Tho law requires ho said that each
county chairman pond In Immediately
upon completion of thq returns in the
various polling places a ccmpleto list
of. tho roturns to the Btato chairman..
These aro to bo enclosod in a register-
ed lottor to insure prompt delivery.
Failure to do this paid Chairman
Davis will subjoct tho county chair-
man tp ponttlty under tho Tqrrell
election law.
Mr. Davis added that ho hopes thi.i
npticq will bo headed nnd that prompt
and efflclont service will be given by
cpunty ehalrmon ' thrcughout tla
state.
Tn nnrv mnir in
IU UDLI mm !'3
HER FINAL
. (By tho Associated Pross)
. CHICAGO. July 22.TMarlynn Mil-
lor the theatrical star will promlso.
to pbey "and ovorything" when sho
marries Jack Plokford brother pf
Mrd Douglas Fairbanks at tho lni-
tor'a homo In Hollywood August 1.
mu uiiiiuuiiuuu iiarp xouay. i
Rororrlng to hpr disagreement with
Floronz Zlegfold hqr manager over
PHOMPT HETURMS r
TI GB1I1U IS
PLEA OF OHIS.;
UILYIMK
CLflM
mo loruiconung mnrnago to Plckford. :
whoso first wJfo. oilvo Thomas com-
mlttod suicide In Paris' Miss Mlllor .'
said today whon she stopped off In -
Chicago onrouto to tho coast: i
'I'm going to say 'obey' and every- .
thing vchpn I marry Jack sq tho wholn '
world will know who my honest-to- "-1
goodness manager really 1b. The hap. -. '
plost day of my llfo next to my wed- '
ding day August 1. will lo ono that t
releases mo from Flo ztegfeld's man-i.
agoment" I t
Sho was Joined hore by her mother if"
who has boon living In Chicago. Mlsa d
Clair Miller a slstor accompanied her 7
from Now York - 1 .
v Dcollni-s Nomination
COLORADO SDrlnira. .Tuiv .o t.
.
re&entatlvo O. Bascomh Slemp. of t
Ninth Virginia District o.Uy repub-
lican congressman from that state
today issupd a definite statement U
nully declining tho re-nemlnatlpn giv
on him by the nssomhiv nt nn.
Wjrglnla Thursday.
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