Evening star., 1912-11-09
AGAIN LEADS WILSON
Returns Put Roosevelt 609
Votes Ahead in California.
TAFT HAS MARGIN IN IDAHO
Warren's REELECTION in Wyoming
Indicated.
LANE WINS OUT IN OREGON
Lister Probably Elected Governor in
Washington, and Clarke Gov
ernor in Iowa.
TAFT HAS MARGIN IN IDAHO
LANE WINS OUT IN OREGON

ernOr IN Iowa.
SAN FRANCISCO, November "a re
vised count of the presidential vote in
Los Angeles county early today clipped
SO votes from Roosevelt's plurality in
California. Two new county precincts
and corrections from two others bene-
fitted him by 81 votes and early today he
stood 600 votes ahead of Wilson.
Taft Again Leads in Idaho.
BOISE, Idaho, November 9.-Returns
received early today show President Taft
again in the lead, but only by small
margin. Districts not yet reported
normally show democratic plurality anG
may place Idaho in the Wilson column.
Warren's Reelection Indicated.
CHBYDNNE, Wyo., November 9.-Tht
latest figures today indicate Senator War
ren's reelection over ]. B. kendrick. dem
ocratic candidate. Warren has, however
only two votes to spare and State Demo
cratic Chairman Hopkins declares the Off
cial count will be asked to determine the
choice.
Lane (Dem.) Wins in Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ore, November 9.-Re-
turns from every county in Oregon
practically complete, except one. give
for United States senator: Lane, demo
crat, 36,247; Smelling, republican. "a,
74S; Bourne. independent-republic
incumbent), 24.376; Clark, progressive
9.945. These figures assure Lanes vic
tory and give Oregon another demo-
cratic United States senator. For
President the vote stood; Wilson, 42, ;
1868; Roosevelt, 33,169; Taft, 31,S42.
Lister Leads in Washington.
SEATTLE, Wash, ovember 9.-With
seventy precincts missing, Ernest Lister,
democrat, has lead of 935 over Gov.
Marion e. Hay, republican, in the race for
governor. As the returns slowly come in
from the scattering precincts Listers plu-
raltty fiuctuates slightly and 1t is not un-
likely that an official count will be neces-
sary. The figures at this time are: Lis
ter, democrat, 95,663; Hay, republican,
9fa72S; Horde, progressive, 76aS3S.
The whole republican state ticket, ex-
cept gove1 nor, elected by substantial plu-
ralities. Mrs. Josephine c. Preston, re-
publican candidate for superintendent OF
public instruction, who was at first re-
ported to have been defeated, won by a
large plurality.
The legislature is nominally republican,
but many of the republican members-elect
have been identified with the progressive
movement. The socialists have two rep
Iesentatives. Roosevelt's plurality over
Wilson is 22,OO0; over Taft. $4,000.
Clarke Elected in Iowa.
DES MONIES, Iowa, November .
According to complete returns today
from all counties of the state, most of
them verified by county auditors,
George w. Clarke, republican, is gov
ernOr-elect of Iowa. These figures sub
ject t only the slightest possible re-
vision. give Clarke 1S4,007 and Dunn
1926.
Michigan Officials Undetermined.
DETROIT, Mich, November Conn
plete returns from ifty-eight of eighty
three Michigan counties Indicate that, al
though Roosevelt and Gov-elect Ferris,
democrat. swept the state, the latter will
have republican lieutenant governor.
1t is quite proba BILE, also. that the re-
mainder of the state ticket will be repub-
lican. Complete returns cannot be Sc
cured before the official canvass Tuesday
With but three counties unreported, the
equal suffrage amendments passage was
favored by 400 majority.
Illinois Legislature Uncontrolled.
CHICAGO, November 9.-According to
the complete returns from Tuesdays cleo
ton. the democrats will lack six of ma
jority on joint ballot. while there are just
enough progressive and republicans COM
bined to make one more than the 1O3
votes necessary to elect a successor to
Shelby NJ Cullom as United States SEN
ator.
The joint session will muster 97 demo-
Gratis, IS republicans, % progressives and
j socialists.
The unofficial count of the total vote
for President shows that Wilson obtained
4O7, 40 votes; Roosevelt, 391 ,365, and Taft
256.6 .625. Wilson's plurality was 16,1O5.
The estimated vote for Debs was IS 900.
and for Chain, $4,000. The total vote
was about 1,l75,0O0, almost the same as
in 1908. when Taft polled 629,925 and
Bryan 49, 196.
Legislature Is Republican.
WHEELING, w. va, November o.
With Tuesdays vote practically complete
in West Virginia at l am. this morning,
the totals follow:
President-Wison. 1O3. .394; Roosevelt,
SO, ,523; Taft, 5l,O26. Wilson'S plurality.
SO. .S67.
GovernOr-ThompSon (dem.), 1O OBS;
Hatfield Gep), 117,123. Hatfield's plural
ity, 1O,025.
Prohibition-For. 1912; against, 59,-
203. Majority, 1889.
There is no change in the standing OF
the legislature, which is eighteen repub-
lican on the joint ballot.
Colorado Legislature Democratic.
DENVER, Col. November 9.-With 266
precincts out of Lab in the state still
unreported, Wilson's plurality is 33, ,454
over Roosevelt. The unofficial figures
from Lila precincts in the state give:
Wilson, S9.6S3; Roosevelt. 56, 229; Taft.
1926. The democrats are assured of a
big majority in the state assembly,
which will elect two United States sena-
tors.
Roosevelt Has Minnesota by 17,O72.
ST. PAUL. Minn., November Conn
plete unofficial returns from fifty-five
counties, and thirty-one counties incom-
plete, show the vote for President to be:
Taft, 59,72O: Wilson, 96,451; Roosevelt,
1875
A complete count on the legislative
ticket gives the house of representatives
100 republicans, Is democrats. l prohibit
Zionist, ! public ownership and / fnde-
pendent republican.
The senate is the same as two years
ago. all of the members holding over.
| That body, politically, Is as follows: Re-
publicans, Al democrats, 20; prohibition
| lists, /: socialists. 1; giving the republic
! ans on joint ballot . majority Of 100.