The bee., 1915-11-05

o By American Press Association
A. o. STANLEY
trict. Mazyck O'Brien, Dem; Jeffer,
son Fifty-hrst District, W. M. Duffy
Dem; Davless City District, James s
Cruise, Rep; Daviess County District
Lewis Yewell. Dem; Boyd.Lawrence
J. II. Thompson, Rep; Fleming, J. d
Humphrey Dem.
Ballard-Carllsle. T. T. Gardner
Dem; Bourbon. r. 3. Hutchcroft,
Dem; Butler. Edmonsou. c. f.
Bratcher, Rep; Garrard. II. C. Kauf
mann, Dem; Grayson. Thomas Spur.
rier, Rep; Green.Taylor. ]. s. Hall,
Rep; Greenup, A. s. Cooper, Rep.
Hopkins, II. F. s. Daley, Dem; Madl
son, g. b. Moores, Rep, close; Mer,
Ger, L. NJ. Smith. Dem; Montgomery.
Menifee, A. B. Pierott, DEM: Nicholas
c. W. Mathers, Dem; Shelby, @. L.
Pickett, Dem; Bath-Rowan. Richard
Bailey, Dem; Caldwell, w. II. Jones,
Rep: Clinton Wayne, w. c. Allen,
Rep; Observation-Disclosures, E. D.
Stone. Rep; Estill-Powell, q. B. Nc.
Clone. Rep; Observation-Disclosures, w.
w. Sergent, Rep: Grant, M. Ellison,
Dem; Hart. w. r. Lyon, Rep; Hen.
derson, Ode Duncan, Dem; Lincoln,
w. G. Gooch, Dem, close; Lyon-Mar.
shall. ]. n. Johnson, Dem; Nc.
Cracker, 2. C. Graham, Dem; Mullen.
berg, E. s. Wood. Rep; Pendleton,
H. G. Cummins. Dem; Camp. bell SO,
Peter Ampler. Dem; Campbell "a,
Jacob Metzger, Rep.
Carter-Elliott - William Gearhart,
Rep. Trigg-A. B. Holland, Dem,
close. Warren-Joseph Schneider,
Dem.
Districts In which State Senators
were chosen and the victors In each
are as follows: First District, w. A.
Frost, Dem; Third, s. R. Glenn, Dem. I;
Fifth. Mack Thompson, Dem; Seventh,
B. F. Tichenor. Dem; Ninth, w. e.
Rogers, Dem; Fifteenth, j. L. Grundy,
Dem; Seventeenth. B. c. Lewis, Rep. !;
Nineteenth, R. B. Trlgg. Dem. I;
Twenty-hrst, d. H. Peak. Dem. !;
Twenty-third, L. C. Littrell, Dem. !;
Twenty.fourth. A. E. Stricklett, Dem. /;
Twenty-seventh, Thomas A. Combs,
Dem; Thirty-frst, ]. N. Rayborn,
Rep; Thlrty-third. H. NJ. Brock, Rep. /;
Thirty-seventh, Hite Huffaker, Dem.
Much CONSERVATION was created In
in the ranks Of the Democratic party
during the Primary in which A. o.
Stanley defeated Harry v. McChesney
the avowed candidate Of the "Dry"
cause. United States Senator Beck.
ham supported McChesney in the Pri-
mary.
Since the primary 1t appeared that
the break had been patched and both
Beckham and McChesney made ad.
dresses in various parts OF Kentucky,
supporting the Democratic ticket
1t Is reported, however, that a large
part Of the dry" Democratic vote
bolted for Morrow, thereby insurlng
his election. Charges OF this kind
against the AntiSaloon League Of
Kentucky were made during the cam
paign and It now appears that 1t was
manipulated in that manner.
Tuesdays election marked the end
Of the Progressive party in Kentucky.
Only few Bull Moose votes were cast
in Louisville. the stronghold Of the
Progressive party.
The Democratic ticket believed to
have been defeated is as follows: Gov
ernor, A. o. Stanley; Lieut.. Gov,
James d. Black; Sec. Of State, Banks
dale Hamlet; Supt Of Public Instruc-
ton, v. o. Gilbert; Attorney General.
M. M. Logan; State Auditor. r. L.
Greene; State Treasurer, Sherman
Goodpaster; Comm. Of Agriculture,
Matt s. Cohen.
Barksdale Hamlet, Democratic can
didate for Secretary of State, and the
present incumbent in the ONCE OF
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
against whom the Republicans cen
tered their attack, is running with the
ticket.
It appears that both amendments
have carried safely. One provides for
the state conVicts to work on the high
ways Of the State; the other for a
revision OF the state tar laws.
The Republicans made gains In the
Lower House OF the Legislature. but
the Democrats win remain In control
Of both bodies. ,.