The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 3

How C iit; HM, 80 CLALLAM 16 of precincts Hartley Hill, 183. For congress tnd Madey, 270; Black, 11 For school measure, 208 Por 4@mill bili, 449: ™ For Bone bill, 354; against For Reed bill, against, 670 For butter bill, 761; against, 529. For county offices consolidation, 494; against, ars. Fer harber amendment 486. against, 418 For supreme bench Askren, 89; Pemberton, 90. i For governor 291 district wood JALIVM AAVH NOA SWYAL Twenty shx For president—Coolidce. io; La Pollette, set, F 904; Hill, 491; against, 5 against agains against against precincts) 51; Davie, or govern Por Por Por For Fer 309 666. a14 aot bili, i bill, bill, bin bill, 30, 410 COLUMBIA Complete: For president: Coolidge, L111; Davis, 467; La Follette, 464 Fer governor: Hartley y ft. 893. For congress, 4th district: Sum mers, 1,124; Bobike, 425 COWLITZ 15 precincts) For president Coolidge, 25; Davis, 9; La Follette, 2 of 31. For governor: Hartley, 11 Hill, 32. For school bill, .22; against, 35. For 40min bill 13; against 35. For Bone bill, 26; against 25 For Reed bill, 16; against, 29. For butter bill, 13; against, 31. For county office consolidation, 1% against, 23, For harbor amendment, 5; against, 26 Dove 1 af 32 preeinet Coolidge, 214; Davis, 16; La Follette, For governer! Hartley, For congress, 5th district Ferguson, 151; Hill, 376 AS For president ar ¢ me 6 ‘ ¢ 0 the shington # 0 tate or f nar: Hastie, 1adeee Stan ‘eee flere are th who will be at the helm of the Washington ship of state for th FRANKLIN Oman 6,556, For school bill, 9,036; "¢xt four yea At the left is Col. Roland H Hartley, the new governor, and W. Lo _ {10 of 16 precincts) For president: against, 14,310. For 40-mill bill, 6,409 Johnson, lieutenant governor The men rec ceived almost a two to one vote over the entire Coolidge, 429. Davis, 169; La Follette, against, 15,479. For Bone bill, 11 field. Ph { Johnson by Gra 592. For governor: Hartley, 396; Hill 11,196. For supreme - 71; Oman, 213. Eight preeinets for court: Pemberton, 5,684; Askren, | congress, 4th district; Summers, 507; 17,157 — . ; ‘ oP EG > ’ Bohike, 141, Ten precinets for school HERE'S MORE ABOUT HERE'S MORE ABOUT HERE’S MORE ABOUT dill, 416; against, 557, For 40mill SAN JUAN U es ey) (8) Q i‘. Th \ ITY ‘. Sat Sa agsine "vor Bone tty oe yg SENUAN, |__| U.S. ELECTION || STATE VOTE ||| COUNTY VOTE 506; against, 419. Coolidge, 248; Davin, 36; La Follette, STARTS ON PAGE 1 STARTS ON PAGE 1 | ARTS ON PAGE 1 = M. For governor; Hartley, EELS ae (il of 18. prectacts) For president: | Hat 135. Fer congress, 2nd dlatrict | 14405 in Davie! tate of West | for possible city and mersers| ¢ 2 *) For t| Hadley, 235; Banke tie nem in Davis ate of Went | f t rence ( ; La Follette, | : | Virgte ¢ dentred mec x Martley, 855; Hill, | SKAGIT Pils nate, however rt SCHOOL BIL th 434. For congress, 4th distriet: Sum-| - 5 foubt , IS FROWNED UPON 2 ‘ mers, 937; Bohike, 274 , Sees ; aarti Wee prestians SMITH AND DONANEY | _.Anot to « 4 16, the t t ; PER MONTH GuaANT lete, 1,500." For governor: Hartley, | ARE RE-ELECTED elt ; . ay ot 3 a) Wr mFS 1,682; Hill, 875. For congress, tnd F ¥ tt » 7 . ig Coolldge % Davia Hales snc district: Hadley, 1,623; Black, 724 at er, able to p anc ary .¢ 281. For governor: Hartley, 352; Hill, = . rls tut BUYS 4A 334. For congress, 4th district: Sum SNOHOMISH executiver—( Al Smith, of , mers, 431; Bohlke, 154 36 precincts out of 122) For prest Y and vi ey, | ¥ 1,21 ¢ th dent: Coolidge, 4297; Davis, et Obie. Geuild aire er ates in the state in. They ISLAND ly pacts Sarton, f Ohio, Coolidge fai ve r . grt pas ae counties and gave for) °°R" (7 of 19 precincts) For president: |3 For congress, 2nd district Harding’s land: | president: ( La F « Coolidge, 338; Davis, 49; La Foulette, | Hadley, 3415; Black, 3,541. For rk, four Years ABO, | lotte, 76,632 ' ; 186. For governor (2 precincts): |*chool bill, 2,167; against, 3.135. For! but it was an overwhe vie-| For govern Hartley | 0 Tallman oy ‘aos - against, 3,13 OF tb wenthseled i (R.), of Evers en F. Hill ait. Hartley, 73; HIN, 12. For congress, |'0-till bill, 1.280; against, 3,139. F ry, neverthelees, Empire ! ahead i distrle i: Hadley, 72, Bone bill, 1.749; against, 3,092. For : (D), of W 2 id district (2 precincts): y> 73 Reed, bit, 1.212; against, 3,926. For | **te.and that Smith should be re Seven. thirt ch OF. A peepee ele net late ee “ solidation — amendment, feapite it to the latter's the spec cast ; 7 = JEFFERSON — a B n the special measures » in P for position +4 ( of % precincts) For president: meng at . tes tag tremendous popular! Bohool bill: For, 59,861; against the h, and is 5 Coolidge, 133; Davis, 11; La Follette, | Pe, (anti *eximet e205. Donahey’s re-election, despite the | 84580. shit le 5 66. For governor: Hartley, 145; |Preme mee Coolldge sweep in Ohio, was leas tm-| 78% Dill Vigay as vi rett E, Smith had 12,000 r Hill, 29. For congress, Second dis-|‘*™ {mone cra 890 han then, okAGRStekoy oe = triet; Hadley, 129; Black, 57. | sk AMANI a posing, but equa atriking Bone bill: For, 53,29 b t ur | AMA) | On the face 70,81 a8 a EN (3 precinets of 10) For president: | today, there were For, 24,09 s were giv. § hae Coolidge, 162; Davi La Fol 7 h the ct - (338 of 443 precincts) For president: Coolidge, 162; Davis, « Follette, | mally democ ; he city y Months to Pay Coolden, 4070 Dacia, Gt2h La Foi. |. | Fors. governor .(2 . precincts) For, 39.422; against was another repub lette, 31,295. For governor: Hartley, | Hartley, 182; Hill, 47. For congress, ars a 2.578 islide from president on ; 48,259; Hill, 21,228; Oman, 6,730; Gil- | (3_ precincts) rict: Johnson, tered the faith ¢ Classification of offices amend state representatives. Not a A more, 633. For firepolice pay in-|200; Nelson, 21. For school bill (2| she dropped her , For, 38,601; against official was selected from yi crease, 37,828; against, 30,603. For | Precincts), 45; against 102. For 40- into the arms s1 han the republican ranks |schoot bill, 28,361; against, 53,163. | mill bill, 46; against, 88. For Bone same ye K Hart mendment: For, 21.178 complete city vote is as fol. J: For 40-mill tax bill, 2 bill, 46, For Reed bill, experim with republicaniam, re-| against, 48187 41,067. For Bone bill, 26,242; agninst, | 49; gainst, For butter bill, 39;) turned to the dem fold and The cyclonic rush with which lidge, 47.760; La f 40,514. For Reed bill, 16,869; against, |Seainst, 94. For county consolida-| voted for Cox | the republican ticket swept thru Davis, 6,99 Interest 17.330. For butter bill, 23,200; tion, against For harbor rday, however, both | the state flabbergasted even the i against, 52,655. For consolidation smendment, 49; against, 102 1 most optimistic republicans. For, 0,155; Oman, Can You Afford amendment, 28,926; against, 26,515. z turned to the democratic | even up to a day before election, sures—I For harbor amendment, 15,308; THURSTON {while Kentue went many of the G. 0. P. leaders 30,603, : to Walk Now? against, 37,346. For supreme court:| (5 of 40 precincts) For president: | Coolidge were fearful that the progress 518 ¢ . , 51,244. i Pemberton, 23,260; Askren, 26,805. | Coolidge, Davis, 20; La Follette,| La Follette's showing wan a disap-| ives would capture the Washi ; 2 (Bone bil i - x co Ist district: Miller, 46,- hon eo 5; to h ends, He did. ton electors. The state was », For congress, 93. For governor: Hartley, 185; y Referendum a CENTRA 369; Williams, 12,311. For congress, | 1iN, 91. For congress, rd district, a large popular vote| among the “doubiful” ones on TC 000s Hotere |e = tnd district: Hadiey, 1,920; Black, | Johnson, Nelson, 80. to have won second) the G. 0. P. memo book, E CHEVROLET., Inc. | 1,018. | auge ae Iowa, ee One democrat stands out like a _ WHATCOM orth and South Da-| sore thumb in the midst of the Grand |*™ EA st-1442 | - ITAS | & . Washington, Oregon, Idaho} ojia Party ballots. He is Sam Hit a ogee BROADWAY AT E. PIKE KITT (47 out of 103 precincts) For presi and ran strongiy 1n{¢ | Judicial Ticket (7 of 3 precincts) For president: dent: Coolidge, 5351; Davis} 509; La. ° ary democratic congreasman from the! court: pemberton Downtown Branch Coolidge, 358; Davis, 62; La Follette, | Follette, 2,383. For governor: Hart.| 1! : votitig for | ging re ene leading EA Fer-|3¢ 199, superior Court No. 1: Tall. 179. For governor: Hartley, 362; /ley, 5,982; HIN, 2,119. Congress, 2nd) The states ear a ie ved aor his’ x public re opponent.} in, Douglas, Super- 5. Fi cress, 4th dis-| district: Hadley, 5,056; Black, 1,965, | Co are: Maine, Maryland, | Washington's four other congress Sourt No. 5 93. Pi WESTLAKE haved ay ltr ‘Hohike, 76. idan nd | { tic lifornia, | men, all republicans, have been re. |!" © gh ied dphe No. ; ain CHEVROLET C0. For school bill, 265; against, 208. For WALLA WALLA | a oe om Red A subst eu maori “ Jakey, 17.005 . 40-mill bill, 153; against, 319. For! (25 precincts out of 50) For presi w Hamp: | xisaey Hichey brthe btioa es gress—First district: Miller, 46,-| L jot 4501 Bone bill, 300. For | dent: Coolidge, Davis, 799; La| : asylvania, | Johnson in the Third and John w.|26% Williams, 12,311 18 WESTLAKE NORTH t-Fee but- | Follette, 958, For governor: Hartley, | 1) Sven pe Rhode Isl Suustiers io the Routh turns from the 5 ‘or coun-| 2.455; Hill, 1,704. For congress, 4th | O20. Sout safe Bane ae re outside t ae . ' ont, Wash Utah, Wes’ © race for the o contested | P aba Open Evenings and Sundays Pty consotic amendment: 239; | district: “Summers, 2,962; Bahlke, | Vermont, Wa faky | anil pasate a eee ihe ps » county auditor's office against, 162. For harbor amend: |855. For school bill, 1,205; against, | ¥"* | <patianl™ Peniberton er Balftashen following v« ment, 145; against, 182. 2,650. For tax bill, 11 against, OO Shite his lingtrsbe nt, fa i. Tue © William lidge, 3,711; La Follette, 3,102 CORNELL'S PET FAILS Polen wet Bese MIL 7063; agalniat, | Oar erie, GC D. Askren; of Tacoma, Four hun 429. f ‘os: spe Mees 5 LEWIS For milk bill, 2,27 inst, | kansas," Plorica; Geor <i Reiger ebb —_ a \ Jovernor — Hartley, 3.788 1 PP Rornelis detent by Williams was| (0. of. 19 preciiiete) Tor President: Jal be Tee | oulstatias “Daleaieattiy orth Caro-|dred and forty-nine precincts, scat uy a: Hartley, 3,786; Hill et the tact Coach Percy Wen-| Coolidge, 398; Davis, 79; La Follette, ok ote Sorte et crake ae Bee ee hfs cel AA a ha bar ALCP No 8, former Harvard star, solved|156. For governor: Hartley, 68; WHITMAN deee er ae ‘The republican state ticket was| Referendum 16—Yes, 4,470; No, "sone best bet, the off-tackle| Hill, 43. For school bill (4 precincts), ty-three of 78 precincts): For, Altho the progreS§sive party was Aleieenallitiva Sey coin the line: el uae Past. Comneti's offense is largely | 209 aralnat, fas Belo2 agar pat, president—( oolklge, 3,476; Davis, defeated, at Wl isecmsley abtiva 40) a ats retina wee Superior Court Position No. 1— around this play. 69; against, 320. ‘or Bone HS: | 1,159; La Foll 876. For gov-| national political organization, ac aa i hatte is vote n, ; Douglas, 3,050. ernor—Hartley, 3,977; Hill, 2,442, | cording to John M. Nelson, man Pi Muesobanees tha Moun be tion” No.” S—=Brinkee? & ha! Sona Hour ll, Cletisoy— funy, | ager: of the: Lamollettes Wheeler things—and there is littie reason to| Paul, 2,847. mers, 3,567; Bohike, 1,213. For | campaign. believe (hatte-Wwiti-acoolldige will ou se school bill, 3,167; against, 2,980, For “All records of the party are be the nelahborhood -of £85,000 otes| KELSO, Nov Mrs. Walter Made Ic re) Installed 40-mill tax bill, 1.873; agninst, 3.572. ing shipped to Washington, and|i" the state ee te vote a eee. ot Oatcanlon aa invvauter Right ‘. Right BOE eee Mitte Call, Rmaiiaet, permanent progressive headquarters) srarging in the republican landslide | killed yes noon when thrown PIPELESS FURNACE For Reed bill, 508; against, 4,015. | wit) he established there,”. Nelson] o¢ 1999 got only 223,000. from a ron the Ostrand a " said. i} tions are the president will | Railway & Timber Co.'s track. Her YAKIMA The vote for Coolidge was general d of more than 7 0 over|skull was crushed against a rail THE LOWEST - PRICED QUALITY FURNACE IN SEATTLE fresh, warm,« moist air through Entire volume of register several times each The most healthful form of heating known. GUAKANTEED—FUEL COST REDUCED % TO % For Health - Economy: - Satisfaction Nothing Equals Circulating Warm Air MAY BE INSTALLED IN A DAY TERMS 0 SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Cireulates your home. air passes through hour. COMFORT AN ESTIMATE WITHOUT OBLIGATION JUST CALL EL jot-7260 | Ctnst_ Hardware ©. sisssiistesistsiirstess ountie I | V oted LINCOLN Thirty-five @f 50 precincts) For president: C8midge, 1,593; Davis 0; La Follette, 1,256, For me Hartley, 1,042; Hill, 1,506, For con gress, Fifth district: Ferguson, 1.514 Hill, 1896. Fer school bill 1,228 against, 1.893. For 4@-mill tax bill 1,188, against, 1,728 For Bone bill 5 2.231. For Reed bill 1784. Fer butter bill against, 1.174. For consolids tion amendment, 1,246; against, 1,15 For harbor amendment 866; against 1,288 For supreme court: Pember ton, 623; Askren, 1,508 MASON 15 of 25 precincts) For president Coolidgr, 478 . 107; La Follette, 1‘ For governor: Hartley, St! Hi, 311, For bill, against, 170, For 40 bill against, 491. For bill sainst, 588. For supreme Pemberton, 160; Askren, 346 ORANOGAN Eleven of 52 precincts.) For prest dent; Coolidge, 264; Davis, 57; La Follett, 216, For governor: Hartley, 5; Hill, 166, For congress, Fifth district, Fergusen, 242, Mill, 271. For suupreme court: Pemberton, 98 Askren, 104 PACIFIC Precincts ; Davis president La Follett Hartley bill, MT Hi, against against against, ernor or For school 1Omill bil, & For Bene bill, For supreme 106; Askren, 1 97 Pemberton, PIERCE (Ninety-seven of 193 pree president: Coolidge, 13,6 La Follett, 10,458 orty-elght of 107 precincts); For president—Coolidge, 6,052; Davis, | 947; La Follette, 1,880. For govern: or—Hartley, 5,946; Hill, 1,313. For congress, Fourth district—Summers, | 5,418; Bohlke, 1,179. For school bill, | 2,680; against, 4,411. bill, 3,544; against 4,504. For Bone bill, 2,505; against, 4,683. For Reed bill, 2,103; ter bill, against, 4,926. For but-| against, 3,726. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov George 1. Baker has apparently been re-elected on first choice vote: according to returns today from 342 out of 433 precincts, The returns gave for first choice Gatens, 7,649; Holman, 5,696; Strow-| | bridge, 1,491; Parrish, 767; Baker, 16, | 282; De Lashmutt, 96; Rankin, 629. YAKIMA, Nov. 5—Coroner Will- n Brown today was investigating the death of Mra. Robert B. Van{| Horn, found lying on the floor of her home in Tieton reclamation | headquarters with a bullet hole in her She died last evening. A heavy army automatic pistol was found near her. She had gone into the, house a few minutes earlier toM@reas for 4 ride to Cowiche with friends waiting In an automobile, Mayor |‘ ) along was p where hind. the 1 nearly 2 went ahe. 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