Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-08
americans Landed One Lone Can
Iidots in the Person Of Joseph
Oberndorler
DspORTS" CAME TO THE RESCUE
Yesterdays Election LOT "'ui m VI
The Board Of Education Was
Very Quiet

uo,o NJ Non. Partlzans. ,'""i 4?2OO
Tola, ,ote az "Un-Amorieans """f'l'
n. result Of yesterdays election
10 ,ios,lng men VIII make up the
'n' 's If the board Of education OF
,totc city for the next four years.
say rlrst-Byron Cummings G. s. Mar
's s,.,ond-M ]. choe'man Arnold Go
'' TTprC,,5-wmIam J, Newman, o. W.
Moye, rhor,os II
C. edwards. 1o.o,,
Flth-H. p Henderson, 'o''P"
obeudorfor 49,, .s
the Am6lcm party has had us
eao elnc in the affairs Of u'ah' ana
Ivy NV, rlybt tho first Of It's chickens
la,S ". home to roost, it has elected a
nan TO Office oN,o,rsp said mat II
Yesterday the t'v"' ,t4,. v,os
.,, American party majority ,.M, VIZ
w.3,d mn it would be IN the = mn
loi,,nct where Chairman G. a. sheets
pvy'n ON band early In the morning III
W. iower half OF the precinct win q
l' i' army Of outside checkers ana
sa .rsgss to bring in the lettering, ana
.N,'nn N noon the heelers had not
ua, Wy forth the danizens OF Com-
-Siol .treet and the numerous adJa-
ln .., oileys 10 cast their ballots for the
ourlty Of the schools. ,,,
Tbs morning under the headins
a.merlcan Pleased tho Tribune an
,onpoes the election OF American can
MIA Oberndorfer in the Fifth pre-
1et win a majority In that same
,.,r.r half sufficient 70 Offset a ma
,.5v for his opponent IN the resi-
aarce bali OF the precinct, aud win out
-J,b ,ust enough Of a credit balance 70
,.ns blm IN the Office. The Tribune
siso states that the heaviest voting
MAS between 5 and Z O'Clock
ALANDsLIDE ELSEWHERE.
WIN this single exception the cleo
,lon nroyed a landslide for the non-
nsslsan candidates. In most cases
tSsIr maiorties were larger than the
totsl vote Tor their American party OPP
ma vote was not heavy, II totalled
only ltS25. which Is about half as
great as the vote Of the city IN the
November election.
In the First e.. s. Martin won over j.
Cofum by q majority Of COS. The to-
rl vote east was $3.50 COrum (A) re-
etivlng 1929. This was one of the pre-
eIrts the American party considered a
stronghold. and where they made one
Of their hardest fights. The only dis
rIcy m which Corum received a ma
j0ry were those voted az the city and
county building and bis Iced there was
only slight
IN the Second, GiauQue polled a ma
j0r,y OF lO9 votes, against a total OF
l09 FOR Redman, his American op-
Donent The total vote cast was S2sl'
yheh makes It more than two to one
IN GauQue's favor AZ one polling
Place Redman tied Glauque, and In
another ran ahead by 10 votes.
Moyle barely allowed Hagman, the
American party man IN the Third,
enough votes 20 count. Out Of total
otla!9. MoyIe polIo1 ll2o and Hagman
M
The election IN the Fourth precinct
vas more Of % skirmish for position
To he east end of tho precinct the
American party candidate pOlled ma
iodlt which however were overcome
by large malor0ues IN the wesi and for
ho non.plrisans For the long term
Thomas won over Howard With a ma
loTly o. 1922, out OF a total vote Of 2,124
Eor the short term Edwards won over
Ferry with a majority OF i56. The to.
al vote 10 tho precinct was large
much interest having resulted from tho
iact That two candidates were to be-
eecled ana That the men named BY
oo'o uokats were of excellent STANDING
% the community.
the vote in detail stood as follows: