The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-05-01
Yakima County Delegation to Alb
erdeen Will Be Solid for
Administration
ROOSEVELT DOWNED
RY THREE TO ONE
Result Throughout the County No
Surprise to Those in Touch
With Political Matters, 1t Being
a Decisive Victory of President

The results of the republican pri-
maries throughout Yakima county
Saturday clearly indicate that Taft is
the Overwhelming choice for renom
ination as president as against Roose-
Welt. They also insure that there will
be solid Taft delegation of % dele
gates from this county to attend the
republican state convention to be held
at Aberdeen on Wednesday, May Is,
which will elect a deega ton to the
republican national convention to be
held at Chicago in June
Result in North Yakima
North Yakima, with six wards. IL
precincts and 20 delegates, presented
an avalanche of votes for Taft. the
count standing Taft o. Roosevelt 8.
Toppenish reported early the election
of a solid delegation of 10 for Taft.
The delegation from Sunnyside will
stand 13 for Roosevelt three for Taft.
One Woman Delegate
The First precinct Of the First ward
is the only one. so far as known. that
elected a woman as delegate. In that
precinct Mrs. James l.. Ballinger was
chosen.
County Convention
The republican county convention.
the court house, department No l.
next Saturday, May 4, will be COM
posed of 1871 members, of which 81
will be necessary to control. OF the
first y precincts to report last night.
with u total of 125 delegates elected,
the count stood as follows For Taft,
96; for Roosevelt. 20.
Delegates Elected
Following are the names of the
delegates elected as far as could be
learned last night:
First ward First precinct. P.
Englehart, w w. Robertson. F.. c.
Hall, c. Z. udell. :. e. Henton. O. A.
F'echter. B. F. kumler. c. NJ Johnson.
Mrs. James L. Ballinger.
-irst ward, Second precinct-W. r.
Guthrie. Frank Clemmer. q. b. Hol-
den. H. C. Lucas. O. B. Lum.
Second ward, First precinct-A. d.
Sloan, Murray B. Miles. w. l.. Lemon,
D. c. Reed. DR.. w d. Carver. George
Donald. Alternates-J. LenoX Ward,
George Vance. A. B. Weed. Frank
Horsley, Alex Miller, Frank shardlow.
Second ward, Second precinCt--L.
o. Janeck. r. E. Hull. L. II. Roberts.
L. e. Knowles, w. p. Romans,
Third ward, First precinct-Rupert
Card, Edwin NJ. Melen, John Free
land. r. Mahaffey, H. l.. Title. F. A.
Luse.
Third ward. Second precinct-C. d
Hessey, D. A. Ball. One name not re-
ported.
Fourth ward, First precinct-Dr. ].
+. Scott. H. Y. Saint. Charles Marsh.
w. B. Clark, A. Chandler, r. $. Wick
ersham. J. W. Sindall. L. l.. Bolles
Fourth ward. Second precinct-Jay
Lynch, o. F. Leonard. T. II. Wilson.
William Hays, j. l., Hughes.
Fifth ward. First precinct--WalkerI
Moren, D. NJ Rand, p. A Williams,
Verne Wight, William NJ Thompson.
Harold B. Gilbert,
Fifth ward. Second precinct-B. F.
McCurdy, L. II. Bloomfield
sixth ward, First precinct-W. c..
II. Coonse, II. r. Rigg, Leo Meigs, II.
ID. Hunt, Frank Bond, b. F. Barge,
l.. Rosser.
Sixth ward, Second precinct-E. Is.
Cresap, Captain j. H. Thomas, Cap
tain r. y. Denham.
Naches City-Henry Sedge w. S.
Clark. \. Penney. Harry Painter.
Cowiche-Edward Smith, H. l..
Hull, w. A. White.
Mob Hill. e. shannon, NJ. \.
Richards, II. NJ Gilbert, c. H. Hin
man.
Fruitvale-Alfred H. Henry, w. b.
Newcomb, a. B. Whitsun, H. w.
Sprague. ]. H. Wright.
Fairview--J f. Wood, w D. Gill
more, A. l. kellogg, f. Remey
McKee,. c. Payne W. II. Garri-
son, Charles Smith. John Loss
Lower Naches-W. L. Blair, l.. *.
Brooks, George f. Maltby.