Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
COMPLETE PRIMARY VOTE
AllisOn'S Plurality Over Cummins Nine
Thousand Six Hundred.
PROHIBITION VOTE IS SMALL
OF a Democratic Daily in Des
Noineu, but No one Found who
WHINE sponsor for the
Venture.


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From a staff c-orrespondent)
DIES MONIES. June M.-tspeciul. THE
official figures for all the counties In the
state on the recent primary election have
been received by the executive council and
all nave been tsbuiated. The counties not
In are Guthrie, Muscatine. Polk, Dallas and
Story. The seml-offioial figures from outh-
rie and Muscatna have been received by
the secretary Of state and these, with the
Newspaper figures for the other three coun-
ties give Allison a total vote of lO4,ses for
senator, and cummins s5,le2, making Aul'
sons majority 9,SA.
One OF the interesting things disclosed
by the now nearly complete official re-
turns Is that the total vote for the two
prohibition candidates for governor will
be but a little over 1000. The figures from
all but the five counties named above, show
the vote for Brown to be 71 and Eliet
$50. making q total of i,4l.
The democrats had two candidates for
state superintendent. The figures are now
complete enough to disclose for the first
time that Cap Il. Miller has been noml-
mated by a vote OF S2,Ai 10 lO,5s2 for John
NJ. Stokes, with the five counties out, as
named above.
The republican vote for presidential cleo
tors-at-large is Anderson 92,3A, Anundson
6s, O63, Copeland 6O,12s, Packard 5000. with
the same five counties out. The first two
candidates named we're the standpst can
didates and the other two progrsssives.
The returns from the congressional dis
triots show that the ~progressives have
elected but two district presidential electors
in districts where there were contests, The
results, which will not be changed by the
returns from the five counties when thsy
are in. are as follows. the name Of the
standpat candidate being given first in each
instance:
First district, Baily 1883, Hitch ans;
Third district, w F. Ray. s,2s6, d. H. Young
6c43i Fourth district, Bowen e.Hi, Ellis
6.47O; Sixth district. @. W. Carter 4,S9i,
w. NJ. Reece 6,M4; Tenth district, Hanna
1920. Lee s,SS7; Eleventh district, Bosyink
1912, DEMO S,967. In the Seventh district
the progressive has probably won. but there
are three counties to hear from officially
In that district yet.
Democrats haven't Heard.
A want advertisement published in some
Of the daily newspapers here asking for
solicitors to take subscriptions to a new
democratic daily has stirred politicians. All
the prominent democrats say they have
heard nothing OF 1t. The advertisement
reads;
DIES MONIES DAILY TIMES, democratic,
50. PostmaSters and agents, hustle SUBJ
seriptions until 18th, at usual commissions
Remit after publication. iI-%
Hubert Utterback. a brilliant young dem
%ocratic attorney, who was said to know
something Of 1t. denies the charge and spent
the greater part of a day in trying TO find
out who was going to start il. Jerry Sulli-
van, one time democratic nominee for gov
ernor, George +. Rinehart and others have
heard nothing Of Il. l.. o. Weaver Is said
TO have inserted the advertisement and he
is now out of town.
Second avaIry Protests.
Against the actions OF certain prohibi-
i tionists In trying TO cause the abandon
ment of Fort Des Moines the officers OF
the fort have issued the following pro.
test,
The soldiers of the Second cavalry al
TTSSe ey P have @9 served sr in 'E mHsSy i Hr dHe @ TRe,
sweitsrss IN the ttroPfcsii junsles and fsvsI
in the Indian campaigns. by reason Of
which the west Is today hahitable. The
men in the ranks are no different from
those Of your cities and farms, from
whence they came. except they are moro
subservient to law and discipline thai
many Of those; And they are All Xog,
lives are pledged TO you.
Meet Here Next.
The Iowa-Nebraska coal dealers will
meet in Des Moines next year. At the con
vention which has just adjourned a
Waterloo this action was taken.
Committee on U~niacatiOn.
The commission of seven to act with
the directors Of the Ancient Order United
Workmen TO draw up plans Of aniflcatiol
has been appointed and is as follow:
Chairman. f. ]. Maynard Of North Da
69t%; 4; G. HHsrTicEE S Hf NsT EHTk, J; stOn1i
Rogers OF California, Ralph Feeney o
oregon and L. Steinbach of Washington
Upon taking the oath of office Suprenp
Master Workman w N. Narvis appolnte'
the following chairmen of committees
Law, Webb McNall Of Kansas: finance
L. A. Danforth OF Maine; Degree of HonoI
, j. y. LAWN of SOUTH Dakota; arbitration
/, J. e. Riggs OF Kansas.
VIII Build Old Folks Home.
The Danish Lutheran church will cree
a s5O,OOO home for aged people of tina
church in Des Moines. The home ha
. been made a certainty by a contribution
Of $4,000 for that purpose from Chri
! Larsen of Racine. Wis.
Carmen Taken Back.
v % ore OF the discharged car men has bee
Z taken back by the street railway com
a pany. 1t was asserted today that al
trouble would be settled amicably.
; New Court House Rt Logan.
LOGAN. la, June @.-(special.)-Th
Y Board of Supervisors OF Harrison count
. passed the following resolution at theI