The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-09-16
Hits StandpaeS in Every County in State and They Are Da1ed
Down and Out.
OVER 100000 MAJORITY FOR PO|NDEXTER
Victory for Principles and the People, and Death Blow Bosses and
BOSSm- Crazy Man Would Urge legS-
aOT to Violate Pledges

necessary to determine whether Will
E. Humphrey has been renominated,
or Councilman T. P Revelle has de-
feated him for national representative.
1t is admitted that Humphrey is not
a good second choice candidate. In
surgents were careful to give their Sec
ond choice ballots to some candidate
other than the present congressman,
and Humphrey could not draw heavily
from either Arthur Simmons or Frank
Pierce, for neither of these aspirants
had many first choice votes.
It is generally conceded that when
the full vote is in, it will give Revelle
plurality.
In the second, or Tacoma district,
insurgent candidate Stanley Warburton
won easily over his opponent, w. w.
McCredie, for representative in con-
gress.
Leavenworth Precinct
Out OF over $50 voters who regis
tered, 282 voted at the primary. Fol-
lowing is the result at the Leavenworth
box:
For Representative in Congress
E. Veatch, first choice %, second 43;
Samuel A. Mann, first choice 10, sec
ond 38; Seabury Merritt, first choice
80, second d; VIM. L. LaFollette,
first choice 104, second %; Charles
H. Braden, first choice 8, second As.
Preference for U. S. Senator-John
E. Humphries Q, Leigh R. Freeman l,
Thomas Burke "a, Miles Poindexter
176, James M. Ashton g. Schuyler
Duryee 3, Frank Pierce 8.
State Representative, 56th District
James H. Chase 1877, Thomas H. At
kinson 100.
County Sheriff.. E. Ferguson 254.
County Clerk-David Keith 107,
Fred M. Crollard 142.
County Auditor-Frank A. Reynolds
1856, Carl Christensen 81, D. N. Gel
latly 49.
County Treasurer-S. P. Gilman
214.
! County Prosecuting Attorney-John
E. Porter "a, N. M. Sorenson 181.
County Assessor-Robert c. Osborn
1870, R. E. Simons 100.
County Superintendent of Schools
]. Leigh Campbell 104, Viletta H.
Guthrie 148.
County Engineer-Fred M. Berry
234.
County Coroner-H. N. May rs,
w. H. Hamilton 178.
Justice of the Peace-D. M. Thorn
as 100, G. P. Rice %.
Constable Carr 4, G. T. Wal
ker 7, Ed Tholin 8, Mike Fitz 7, ].
F. Pratt 6, ]. G. Debord 10.
Precinct Committeeman-D. H.
Magyar 1874, ]. E. Shaw 101.
Democratic Ticket
Representative in Congress-Hary
D. Merritt s, Orris Dorman l.
State Representative, 56th District
WIN. Powers /.
County Auditor-Homer H. Grant
8.
County Treasurer-C. A. Battles IL.
Prosecuting Attorney-Fred Reeves
13.
Justice of the Peace-E. c. Booth
13.
County Republican Winners
Senator, Miles Poindexter.
Congress, William L. LaFollette.
Legislature, Thomas H. Atkinson.
Sheriff, J. E. Ferguson.
Clerk, David Keith.
Auditor, D. N. Gellatly
County Treasurer, S. F. Gilman.
Attorney, N. M. Sorenson.
Assessor, R. c. Osborn.
Superintendent, Miss Guthrie.
Engineer, F. M. Berry.
Coroner, H. N. May.
Commissioner-1st district, E. M.
Gillette; Sd district, T. w. Cowan.
Democratic Winners
Senator, Geo. F. Cotterill.
Congress, E. ]. Dorman.
Auditor, Homer H. Grant.
Treasurer, c. A, Battles.
Attorney, Fred Reeves.
Commissioner-1st district, o. B.