The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-04
BRADY CARRIES IDAHO
REELECTED SENATOR
REPORTS INDICATE THE ELECTION OF ALEXAN-
DER, DEMOCRAT, AS GOVERNOR
MORGAN IN THE LEAD TODAY
Possible He May Be Elected Supreme Judge-Scat-
tering Returns From All Parts of the State
Show Republican State Ticket Elected

the A precincts in the county report
ed and those reporting included al
the strong division precincts with tht
exception of Cottonwood. The lates
returns show the anti-divisionists have
lead ranging from 600 to 1000 votes
and practically the entire republican
ticket is elected. The only office sale
! to be in doubt is that of county schoo
superintendent and one commission
ers
! + Eimers has lead of 800 for audit
or; Standage has a lead of 60 over
Yates for sheriff; Frank Rice is prac-
tically assured of reelection to the Of
fee of county treasurer; L. NJ Harris
will secure the office of probate judge
Rothwell is assured of the election to
the office of assessor; Blake has been
elected coroner and Speden will sue
ceed himself as surveyor.
From Lewis County
NEZPERCE, Nov. 4.-The demo-
Gratis elected the entire county ticket
with the exception of Kaline, republic
an candidate for senator; Carlisle, re-
publican candidate for surveyor, and
Roberts, republican candidate for pro-
bate Judge. The county ticket was
elected with small majorities with
the exception of White, democratic
candidate for auditor, who led Wal
lace by about 200 votes. Judge
Steele will have majority of better
than 200 over Daniel Needham in
Lewis county; Senator Brady will Sc
cure a small majority in the county
and Alexander will lead Haines by
about 200 votes. 1t is probable the
entire state democratic ticket will
have a small majority in the county.
Clearwater to Republicans
OROFHNO, Nov. a. = Clearwater
county swung into the republican col
umn by returning handsome majorltles
for the congressional and state tickets
and electing the entire republican
county ticket with the exception OF
auditor, this office being secured by
Joseph Kaufman. Judge Steele Will
be given a substantial majority over
Daniel Needham and Attorney W. NJ
Morgan of Moscow, was given pls
vote for supreme judge
Situation at Midnight
BOISE, Nov. 4, 3 a. m.-Gov. Halnes
has been defeated. At the present
time (midnight) it is impossible to
tell with any degree OF accuracy wnat
the plurality OF M. Alexander, the
successful democratic candidate, VIII
be. With 49 precincts heard from
out of total of 744 in the state Al
exander leads by about 800. That is
not a large lead but the trend OF the
,eturns is in his favor and his LEAD
will increase Moreover reports from
he southeast show that Governor
Iaines' vote fell off everywhere. IN
the southwest he lost heavily, es-
)ecially in Canyon which has gone
around $50 to 1000 against him. ne
,lso lost Ada probably by around oOo,
maybe more.
The election of Senator Brady and
Smith seems certain on
,asis of the returns at hand. Brady
eads Hawley by around 1000, while
he same precincts show Alexander
eading Haines around 800 Ihe re-
urns at hand also show the electlon
f Robert McCracken, republican, to
congress.
No returns have been received from
he north but it is not believed tney
will alter the situation as to the gov
rnorship or the senatOrshlp. Inc
arly returns show the election OF the
ntire republican ticket outside OF
LANES. The following is the totai
ote from 49 precincts out OF total
f 744 in the state:
Morgan, 663; Clagstone, 3l4; Miller
1877; Taylor, 1877; Huston, 764, Capps,
85; Mccoy, 841; Walters, 1888; NC
racken, 1920; Haines, 3474; Tanner
79; LeHuquet, 7O9; Broxon, 64l; {
umhof, 756; Brady, 1928; Smith, 1911;
lexander 1895; Barker, 672; Van
eusen. 751; Peterson, 1888; Bell, S95; {
awley, 26O1; Forney, 1885; McElroy, s
Il; Dougherty, $685. Allen, 1855; wal !
RS. 892; Nordquist, 765
A dispatch from Idaho Falls says
1rprise was sprung on the voters OF
,utheast Idaho at the election today
hen workers appeared at all voting
recincts with pastors handing them !
the voters with the request that a
lev be used. The stickers which are
tinted in regular form state: ''For
1stice of the Supreme Court to Ill C
lcancy by the death of former JUS !
,e Geo. M. Stewart, deceased. Sign a
by William H. Holden" Holden is
local attorney and candidate IN
e recent primary for nomination for
strict Judge. Thousands OF them 4
ere used and voted. There is dif- S
renee of opinion among lawyers as 6
the legality and how it will affect