Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-08
Party Has 81 Votes to
rs Republicans, rs
Moose.
THREE FOR SOCIALISTS
BouIvar's Election in Eighteenth
District to Be Contested
by Daley.

! Chicago, Nov. S.-The political COM
plexion OF the 4Sth general assembly
on joint session will be 81 democrats,
| 10 republicans, &c progressives and
three socialists.
/ Lower house-73 democrats, SO re-
publicans, "a progressives, three So
cialists.
/ Senate-25 republicans, "a demo
Gratis, three progressives.
/ Hold over senators-Republican
II; democrats, s; progressives, l,
Jones of the Fifth senatorial district
who was elected as republican two
years ago. but in the recent campaign
allied with the progressives.
The election of Boulvare in the
Eighteenth district probably will be
contested b, Daley, republican.
Chicago, Nov. S.-Suffcient demo-
cratic strength in the Illinois legisla-
ture to enable that party 10 elect two
senators appeared a possibility today
with the increase in democratic votes
in the southern part of the state. Re
turns on senators and representatives
is slow, so conclusive predictions were
not attempted by any of the parties.
Democratic headquarters was hope
full that new returns would give them
possibly II members in the house and
% in the senate. and total of 104 on
joint ballot A majority on joint bal
lot is l03. Falling short of this num-
-.beF, democrats may find themselves
compelled 10 appeal to progressives for
consideration, which might give the
progressives an opportunity to name
a senator for the short term.
MCCORMICK FAVORED.
Who this progressive would be is not
clear. although political experts point
to the fact that Medill Mccormick
might be the most promising candi-
date.
Frank Funk, progressive. defeated
for governor, has announced his can
didacy for United States senator.
Returns from senatorial districts out
side Cook county gives the successful
candidate TO the state senate:
Eighth district-Olson. republican.
Tenth-Russ, republican.
Twelfth-Cleary, democrat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, republican.
SiXteenth-Haase, democrat
Twentieth-Curtis. republican.
! Twenty-secOnd-Ba Bailey, republican.
nty-sixth-Franklin republican.
y-eighth-Perkins. republican.
Thirtieth-Manny, democrat.
Thirty-s -second-Compton, democrat.
Decentralization. republican.
Thirty ty-sixth-Hearn, democrat.
-eighth-Canady, democrat.
Fortieth-Tossey, democrat.
Forty -second-Campbell democrat.
Forty-fourth-Keller, democrat.
Forty ty-sixth-Piercy. democrat
rty-eighth-Womack, democrat.
Fiftieth-Woodard, democrat.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Eighth district-Graham, democrat: 4:
f. D. ShurtleT, republican; Munro,
progressive.
Tenth-Atwood, republican; Love.
r joy. republican; Coleman, democrat.
Twelfth-Dillon, democrat; Hollis
r ter. progressive; Thompson, democrat
Fourteenth - Shepherd. republican;
: Fargo. progressive; Clyne, democrat.
, Sixteenth-Fahy, democrat; Foster
. democrat; Carmon, progressive.
Eigbteenth-Butts, republican: Cor.
A man, democrat; George Fitch. progres-
sive.
o Twentieth - Dudgeon. republican;
I O'Connell, democrat; Dunn, progress
sive.
Twenty-second - Holiday, republi
can; Myers, democrat; Fleming, pro
gressive
nty-fourth-Burres. republican;
. Williamson, democrat; Carter. progres
sive.
Twenty-eighth - Mckinley. republi
can; Tucker. democrat; Mccormick
democrat.
Thirtieth-Tice, republican: Foster
/, democrat; Groves. democrat.
Thirty-second - Huston, democrat,
a Elliott. democrat; Jayne, progressive.
Thirty-third district-Campben. re
publican; Werts, democrat; Hartouist
Progressive.
p Thirty-fourth - Hollenbeck. rspubIi
y can; Brisco, democrat; Poorman, pro
n gressive
Thirty-ffth-Abbott. republican: De
vine. democrat; Hunt, progressive.
Thirty-sixth - Wilson, republican
= Hoffman, democrat; Strubinger. demo
"a crat
.e Thirty-ssventh-Pervier. republican
v Boyd. republican; Harrasy. democrat
Thirty-eighth-Simpson, republican