The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-08-26
THE VOTE IN KANSAS
RESULT OF PRIMARY ELECTION
FOR STATE OFFICERS
FINALLY ANNOUNCED.
GRAVES DEFEATED BY PORTER
Kansas City Man Nominated for Su-
preme Court by a Majority of 176
Notes.-The Result of the Other
Contests.

Topeka, Kansas-Justice Porter Of
Kansas City, Kan, has been nominal
ed for one of the Republican places
for justice of the supreme court, after
he had conceded his defeat. He won
over Graves by 176 votes in the Of
fetal count.
All the time up to when 100 coun-
ties had been reported, Graves was
500 to 800 ahead, and the unofficial
returns from the remaining counties
gave him a good lead, but when the
official returns from the missing
counties came in to the Office of the
secretary Of state there was change
to Porter and the total, checked six
times, gives him the place.
Following is the vote on all state
officers. 1t has not been canvassed
and is not the official vote until it has
been canvassed by the state board:
For Justices of Supreme Court
Charles D. Graves, Republican, 49,3O5;
]. W. Parker, Republican, 1880; Silas
W. Porter, Republican, 49,4S1; ]. S.
West, Republican, 57,OOS: Charles F..
W. Dassier, Democrat, 30,S55; Hum.
bert Riddle, Democrat, 32,712; Jesse
L. Jackson, Socialist, 1887; Joseph
w. Pickett, Socialist, 1883.
Governor-W. r. Stubs, Republi-
can, S4,97O; Thomas E. Wagstaff, Re-
publican, 52,214; Russell ]. Harrison,
Democrat, 12,1S9; George E. Hodges.
Democrat, 2S,725; S. M. Stallard, So
cialist, 3,2O1; William Cady, Prohi.
bitionist, $50.
Lieutenant Governor - John w.
Creech, Republican, 4O926; Richard
J. Hopkins, Republican, 77,449; Lot
Ravenscroft, Democrat, 1929:
Charles R. D. S. Oakford, Socialist,
1854; Ray Heritage, Prohibitionist,
$50.
Secretary of State-Charles H. SEES.
sions, Republican, 1O5,661; Ray L.
Taylor, Democrat, $3.50; VERNE V.
Oakford, Socialist, 3,137; M. c. Platz.
Prohibition, 558.
State Auditor-W. H. Cauble, Re-
publican, 3O,O58; w. E. Davis, Republi-
can, 81,225; Jonathan G. Miller, Demo-
crat, 1893; John A. Reed, Democrat,
20.344 Thomas H. McGill, Socialist,
3,047; T. w. Bertenshaw, Prohibition,
555.
State Treasurer. ]. Altswager,
Republican, 1900; H. w. Grass, Re-
publican, 1880; o. F. Lewis, Republi.
can, 23,775; Mark Tulley, Republican.
35, 463; E. Webb Republican, 26,32S;
Balthasar M. Dreiling, Democrat, 81,
sos; Marcus j. Wells, Socialist, 3,165;
O. A. Herbert, Prohibition, 562.
Attorney General-John S. Dawson,
Republican; Thomas F. Morrison,
Democrat, 3S,247; David E. Crossley,
Socialist, 1929; A. G. Drake, Prohibi-
ton, 556.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction-Edward T. Fairchild, Re-
publican, 6S,O56; E. L. Payne, Republi-
can, 43,630; David M. Bowen, Demo
crat, 1880; Terence Vincent, Social
list, 3,142; S. w. Bond, Prohibition,
SOS.
Superintendent of Insurance-Van
H. King, Republican, 43,675; Ike S.
Lewis, Republican, 64,171; Northrop
Moore, Democrat, 37,O13; James H.
Lee, Socialist, 3,142; D. L. Timbers,
Prohibition, 542.
State Printer-W. G. Austin, Re
publican, 1861; T. B. Brown, Republi-
can, 1880; Tom Cordry, Republican,
32114; Francis w. Boyd, Democrat,
1890; Edward F. Hudson, Democrat,
1888; oliver L. Rice, Socialist, 9,0S9;
C. B. Jones, Prohibition, 554.
Railroad Commissioners w. E.
Blackburn, Republican, 2S,432; w. L.
Cunningham, Republican, 1880; w.
A. Holland, Republican, 21,655;
George w. Kanavel, Republican, 3d.
653; ]. G. Nicewarner, Republican.
1881; George Plumb, Republican,
44,417; Frank ]. Ryan, Republican,
4O,51S; R. B. Ward, Republican, 20
OIL; John T. White, Republican, A.
S99; Lem A. Woods, Republican, 26,-
1888; Joseph B. Fugate, Democrat, 49,
1877: BENJAMIN Heilbrun, Democrat,
$500; Jacob H. Hosteler, Democrat,
1899; Taylor Riddle, Democrat, "a
271: Thomas E. Walsh, Democrat, 3d.
S3S; Rush w. Burnside, Socialist,
2.968; James B. Huffman, Socialist,
300; Aaron S. McCallister, Socialist,
1908; M. R. Becktell, Prohibition, 513;
B. F. Hester, Prohibition, 522; ]. K.
Mavberry. Prohibition, 529.