The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-28
COUNT
OF STATE is IN
AIexandUr'S Plurality Over Davis
Is 574
EAGLES0N GETS BIGGEST LEAD
OF ANY CANDIDATE
Senator d. W. Davis Extends Con-
gratulatiOns to Alexander and Pays
Him Visit.

BOISE-1he official count for all
state officers was made public last
evening There were no changes in
the results announced from unofficial
returns previously. The final plurality
of Governor Alexander was STA. State
| Treasurer Eagleson received the
/ highest plurality of any candidate on
either ticket. T. A. Walters, candi-
the largest plurality of any Demo-
cratic candidate. The following are
the official figures:
Governor-Alexander D., 63,S79;
Davis, r., 63.305; Alexander's plu--
ality, 574
Lieutenant governor-Pa Parker, D.,
60,S94; Holt, r., 5S,592; Parker's
plurality. 2257
Secretary of Dougherty, D.,
60,735; Parker, R., 5S,121; Dougher-
tvs plurality 2614.
State Auditorium Deusen, D.,
60627; Lewis, R., 5S,61S; Van Deus
ems plurality, 2O14.
State treasurer-Eagleson r., g.
S65; Worthington. d., 55,96S Eagle
sons plurality, 6S97
Attorney Walters, D., 61,-
1877; Sweeley, R., 57,2O6; Walters
plurality, 1861.
superintendent of public instruc-
tion-Miss Redfield, R., 62,S4S; Miss
Carlisle. D., 56O5O; Miss Redfield's
plurality, 679S.
State mine inspector-Bell, R., g.
O72; Fry, D., 55,61S; Bells plurality
1854
Davis COngratulates Governor
81 congratulate you, governor, upon
I oil n ~
American Falls, the defeated Repub-
lican gubernatorial candidate, as he
met and shook hands with Governor
Alexander at the statehouse Saturday
The meeting between the two mer
was decidedly informal Senator Davis
went to the capitol unattended. AS
he stepped into the reception room
of the chief executives suite he al
most ran into the governor, who haC
on his coat and hat and was walking
) toward the door opening upon the ro
tunda.
1t was the first time the governor
and the senator from Power count,
had met for several weeks. They saw
! but little of each other during tn
campaign and had not met since elec
, ton
Senator Davis wore broad smil
on his face as he advanced to shak
I hands with the governor, but tn
| sober expression in the governor
/ eyes did not change as he grippel
, his opponents hand and thanked hin
: for his words of felicitation.
Clarence Van Deusen, state auditor
; elect, and newspapermen were pres
| ent when the governor and Senate
Davis shook hands. After the frs
) words of greeting the governor in
: vited the man from American Falls t
= his private office There they wer
closeted for a quarter of an hour
Asked, when the visit ended, wha
subjects had been discussed with tn
J governor, Senator Davis replied tina
: the campaign was their only topi
J of conversation.
t "The governor told me that he en-
2 We'd men my fine physique, addinl
that he was an older man than l AM
was still feeling the effect of the cam
J paign."
The senator declared that an,
, tinge of animosity which might hav
existed between himself and the gov
ernor had been wiped out by the call
and said that they had parted yer.
good friends.
The governor walked to the doc
: with the senator as the later pre-
= pared to depart. AS they halted nea
? the entrance, the governor told tn
he had called and invited him to dro