The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-11-14

Teats 6S.
Brown 100, Baker AZ. Dorr Sc
Sampley so.
Commissioners: Buffers 63, Aus
tin AZ, Zobrist 95 Shagren II,
Wilson 1872, Fitzgerald q, Hintz
32, Legoe GO.
Hardin l59, Kellogg Ga, Penn
berton 104.
FERNDALE LIST PRECINCT.
Taft AZ, Wilson IA. Debs 80
Chafin Al, Roosevelt 104.
Humphrey Sc, Heifner 60, Gill
bert 29, Landon 10.
Hay SO, Lister Sc, Maley 2S,
Stivers 2s, Hodge 116.
Hart AZ, Collier 63, Barth p
Teats Ill.
Brown SO, Baker AZ, Dorr 81.
Sa:apley "a.
Commissioner: Buffers AS. . Aus
tin 80, Zobrist "a, Shagren l34
Wilson sc, Fitzgerald 22. Hintz
20. Legoe 143.
Hardin 21S. Kellogg 20, Penn
berton ISL.
FERNDALE 2nd PRECINCT.
Taft 81, Wilson rs. Debs 81
Chafin IA, Roosevelt 10.
Humphrey 50. Heifner 65, Gill
bert SO, Landon 1872.
Hay 50, Lister 76, Maley 100,
Stivers 8, Hodge 81.
Hart 70, Collier 66, Barth 80
Teats 101.
Brown 124, Baker Sc, Dorr 9S
Sampley 70.
Commissioners: Buffers 49. Aus
Tin IA. Zobrist S4, Shagren 1Ss
Wilson 63, Fitzgerald 54,Hintz
81. Legoe 149.
Hardin 259, Kellogg "a, PEN
berton III.
DEMING.
Taft So, Wilson SO, Debs .
Chafin z, Roosevelt IL.
Humphrey II. Heifner 21, Gi'
bert 21, Landon 5.
Hay "A, Lister "a. Maley 81
Stivers 4, Hodge TO-
Hart "A. Collier 20, Barth q
Teats 6.
Brown 40, Baker 40, Dorr !
Sampley s.
Commissioners: Buffers so, Al
tin 16, Zobrist 20, Shagren .
Wilson AZ. Fitzgerald "A, Hi.
22, Legoe "a.
Hardin 81. Kellogg SO, Penn
berton Al.
In the above / 8 country precincts
the Roosevelt electors polled 1850
votes, Wilson $50, Debs 5S3, Chat
in 264, and Taft SAG votes, giving
Roosevelt almost twice as many az
either the republican, socialist OF
"a ,.l <.ln
The Debs electors received only
votes less than the Wilson elect
ors and 81 votes more than the
Taft electors.
In the same precincts Hodge, the
progressive candidate for governor
received 1,119 votes, Hay 701. Miss
Maley, socialist candidate Gil, OF
only 80 votes less than Hay, the
republican candidate. Lister receiv
ed 531 and Stivers, the prohibition
candidate, 1875 votes.
The total vote cast in Whatcom
county for president, congressman
at large, congressman first district
governor, and lieutenant governor
is as follows:
Taft 4,176, Wilson 2,772, Debs
2,SO5, Roosevelt 4,554.
Frost 4,273, Giles 2,s16, Dewey
1882, Connor 2,40S, White 3,643
Wagenkrest 2,762, Thompson 493
Bryan 3,7S4, Falconer 1884.
Humphrey $40, Heifner 2,521
Gilbert 2,797, Landon 3,577.
Hay 4,576, Lister 2,7S5, Maley
3,412, Brearcliff IS, Stivers 42O
Hodge 4,014.
Hart 1861, Collier 1884, Bartt
1881, Teats 4,177.
Four years ago the election in
Whatcom County resulted in Civ
ing the republican presidential e.
lectors 1885 votes; the democrat
ic 2,376; socialist 963, and the
prohibitionist party electors 297.
Congressman Humphrey in 1908
received 5,119 votes in this coun-
~ as against 2,201 cast for Mil
Ter, the democratic congressional
candidate.
@ Cosgrove, republican candidate
for governor, received 5.34l votes
Pattison, democrat, 2,273; and Ca
ton, prohibitionist, 20s.
Governor Hay, the republican
candidate for lieutenant governor
received 5,S2s votes in 1908, and
Edwards, democrat, 2,262.
The candidates on the republican
ticket for members of the legisla-
ture from the 41st district, Lam
bert and Reeve, received 2,494 and
1853 votes, respectively. in the
54th district, Miller, republican, re-
ceived 2,439; Mcmillan, democrat
2,456. and Waynick, socialist, S61
votes.
VIM. H. Fell, the republican can
didate for county commissioner OF
the 54th district, received 5,126
votes to E. Fl. Bruins, the democrat
ic candidates 2.456.
| Judge Kellogg on the non-partl-
san ticket received in 1907, S,O2g
votes.
| Governor Hay, with the support
of the Spokesman-Review power
ful and influential daily newspaper