The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-12-12
BOARD FINISHES
OFFICIAL COUNT

OFF|C|Al CUUN|
OLYMPIA. Dec. 7.-Ernest Lister,
Democrat, was elected governor of
Washington over Gov. Marion f.. Hays.
Republican, by plurality of 622 votes,
! according to the figures announced to-
night by Secretary of State |. Nj.
cial canvass of the vote cast November
5. For president Col. Roosevelt carried
| Washington by plurality o. l6,858
over Presidcnt-elect Wilson Mr.. Will
sons plurality over Prcsiden; TAFT
was 1896. The vote was.-
For Governor
Lister, Democrat, 97,25l.
Hay, Republican, 96,629.
Hodge, Progressive, 77,792.
Anna Maley, Socialist, 37,l55.
Stivers. Prohibition S,l63
Bearcliff, Socialist-Lab Dor, 1863
For PRESIDENT
Roosevelt, 1858.
Wilson, $3.50.
Taft, 70.445
Debs, Socialist, 1874.
Chafin, Prohibition, $50.
SocalstLa Dor, 1872
Complete official returns for the
state of Washington. announced by |.
NJ. Howell, secretary of state, for the
general election held November ), are
as follows:
Proposed amendment removing re-
strictions against county officers, ex
cept treasurer. holding Office for more
than two terms: For 50 III against.
83 1873.
Proposed anne ndmcnt providing for
recall of elective officers. except
Judges For. l2.32l; against. 1872.
Proposed amendment rclitivc to the
time when laws take effect For. TO-
$40; against, i7,97S.
Proposed amendment providing for
initiative and referendum: For, TO-
no; against, i7,9O3.
Vote on Congressman.
For large
J. f. Frost, Rep, $4,000
H. b. Dewey. Rep. 1858.
E. o. Conner, Dem. BIB
H. NJ White, Dine 72,1S4.
NJ f. Giles, Soc 39,772
A. Wagenknechts. Soc. 39.l343
n. A. Thompson, Pro, S,l85
J. w. Bryan. Prog, 90.34s.
J. A. Falconcr, Prog. 95,049.
w. b. Eaken, |.
Representatives by Districts
Represe ntatives in congress-
First district
w. F.. Humphrey, Rep. 35,252.
G. G. Heifner, Dem, 26,973.
Joseph Gilbert, Soc, 1887.
Daniel Landon, Prog, 1852.
Second district
Albert Johnson, Rep, 25,497.
James Munday Dem. 1890.
Allcr, Soc. 1899.
Stanton Warburton, Prog. PAPA.
Third district
w. l.. LaFolictte. Rep. 355.0i9.
Drumheller. Dem. 81 .l4s.
Martin Soc, 1913
Goodwin, Prog, 29666
Supreme Court Judges.
Judges of supreme court
Ellis. 1342l8
Mount, 1872, no
Main, 1920
Black. 81 1886.
Wright, under various names and
initials, 1877.
Stapleton. 1871
Remainder scattering.
Judges of supreme court. unexpircd
term
Bugge, 80.
Brown, 49,
Joiner g.
State Offices:
Lieutenant Governor
Hart. Rep. 95.12S
Collier, Dem. 76.473.
Barth, Soc, 1865.
Teats. Prog. 86672
Secretary of state
Howell. Rep. 99.949.
Ryan, Dem, 76,473.
Bostrom, Soc. 39,595.
Ford, Prog, S2,273
State Auditor
Clausen, Rep. 97,710.
Stephenson, Dem. II ,424.
Arnett Soc, 1888.
Moberg, Prog, 81, 1850.
State treasurer
Meath, Rep, 95,543
Gilbert. Dem, II 1853.
Parks, Soc, 4O,668
Cory, Prog. 1888.
Attorney General
Tanner, Rep, 91,789.
Jones, Dem 72,542.
Rogers, Soc, 1894.
Mills. Prog, 85,057.
E. NJ. Gibbons, 10.
Commissioner of Public Lands
Savidge, Rep, 1880.
Schooley, DEM, SO $500.
Cupples, Soc, 1882.
Kaufman, Prog, 84,511.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion.-
Mrs. Preston, Rep, SO. 1856.
Monroe, Dem, 1913.
Sylvester Soc, 4O,06l.
Beach, Prog. 1896
Insurance commissioner
Fishback. Rep, 98,198
Murphy, DEM, 1884.
Collins, Prog, 1912.
Ed, Crimmer, 1.
Total votes cast 331 100
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tell in a bright brain and even tenn
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and ruby lips result from her pure
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