The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-05

OF Kansas by a plurality of 153, $3.50
over w. c. Lansdon, his Democratic
opponent. The secretary of state has
compiled the reports of the votes in
all of the counties in the state. The
total vote is much smaller than was
expected, being 431,567 for governor
when more than half million votes
had been expected.
The Republican candidates for state
offices all received more than one hun
dred thousand plurality, except Frank
Travis for superintendent of insur-
ance.
Both of the constitutional amend
ments had big majorities, the one to
prohibit aliens voting receiving the
larger vote.
The following shows the vote for
each candidate for state office, con
gress and the vote on the constitu.
tionaI amendments:
Governor-Henry Allen, Rep, 1885,
424; w. C. Landson, Dem, 1872, 44O; G.
W. Kleihege, Soc, 1903. Aliens plu,
rality, 153 $3.50.
Justice of Supreme Court-W. A.
Johnston, Rep, 254, I'll; R. E. Cough
lin, Dem, 149, 636. Johnston's major
ity, 105,O75.
Justice of the Supreme COurt-R. A.
BuI Oh, Rep, 243,773; Otis S. Allen,
leu, 1925. Burch's majority. &c.
558.
Lieutenant Governor-C. s. Huff
man, Rep, 259,764; C. S. Meyer, Dem,
136,148; ]. A. Rightmire, Soc, 1876.
Huffman's plurality, 1856.
Secretary of State-L. ]. Pettyjohn,
Rep, 1900; T. H. Salisbury, Dem,
1898; Sarah C. Scovill, Soc, 1920
Pestyjohn's plurality, 114,607.
Auditor-F W. Knapp, Rep, 1885,
327; Stance Myers, Dem, 139,963; R.
Nol1, Soc, 13,453. Knapp's plurality.
113, 1854
Treasurer Walter L. Payne, Rep,
252 ,4O2; Mrs. Caroline Dreaming, Dem,
1890; Mrs. L. G. Michels, Soc, 49,
573. Payne's plurality. 114,482.
Attorney General-R ]. Hopkins,
Rep, 249SO79; B. S. GaitskilI, Dem,
1919; Harry Sullivan, Soc, 14,744.
Hopkins plurality, 1O9,9O1.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion-Lizzie E. Wooster, Rep, 253, 821;
Elizabeth Warning, Dem, 1880; Ella
Baldwin Stokes, Soc, 14,77S. Woos-
ter's plurality, 114,OO1.
superintendent of Insurance-Frank
l.. Travis, Rep, 241, 665; W. A. Benson.
Dem, 44,704; P. A. Beloof, Soc, 49,
TIA. Travis's plurality, 96,961.
State Printer-W. r. Smith, Rep,
24S,7O5; Harry Fish, Dem, 1S5,419;
c. B. Harmon, Soc, 1887 Smith
plurality, 1926.
Constitutional Amendment = For
state school tax, 232, 72S; against, 3d.
957. Majority for amendment, 1872, III.
Constitutional Amendment - For
alien suffrage amendment, 236. 0S2 !;
against, '90,298. Majority for amend
ment, 146,783.
Capper, Republican, 2SO,467; W. H.
Thompson, Democrat, 149,559; Eva
Harding, Socialist, 11,400. Capper's
plurality, 131,90S.
First District-D. r. Anthony, Re
publican, 33,573; F. E. Whitney, Dem
ocrat, 1920; George Stalhman, So
cialist, 1882. Anthony's plurality, 49,
553.
Second Di5trict-E. c. Little. Re-
publican, $3.50; Henderson Martin,
Democrat, 23,145; Gertrude C. Har-
mon, Socialist, 1,163. Little's plural
ity. 1856.
Third District-P. H. Campbell, Re-
publican, S2,721; C. E. Hile, Democrat,
22.779; s. J. Mattox, Socialist, 2,S10;
c. A. herrick, Independent, 1,43S.
Campben's plurality, 9,942.
Fourth Distributions Hoch, Re-
publican, 26,8OO; Dudley Doolittle,
Democrat, 1887; w. S. Armo~r, So
cialist, 1,O11. Hoch's plurality, 9,1O3.
Fifth District-James G. Strong, Re-
publican, 29,567; Guy delivering, Dem
ocrat, 1880; Jake Myers, Socialist.
1,069. Strong's plurality, 1857.
Seventh District. n. Tincher, Re
publican, 37,722; Jouett Shouse, Demo-
crat, 1885; Mrs. c. C. Jeffreys, So
ciaIist, 1911. Tincher's plurality, TO-
287.
Sixth District-Hays B. White, Re-
publican, 3O,299; John Connolly, Demo-
crat, 22,74O; Dan Reedy, Socialist, l.
594. Whites plurality, 1859.
Eighth District-C. C. Mack. Repub-
ncan, 20,209; W. A. Ayres, Democrat,
22,O44; s. o. Coble, Socialist, $40.
Ayre's plurality, 1885.