El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-04

Socialist.
Lieutenant governor-Elvina S.
Beals, California. Socialist.
Secretary of State-Grace 3. Ma
rians. Colorado. Socialist; Louise
J Spencer Ellis. Nevada, Socialist. and
Alice II. Eddy. Socialist.
reasurer-Pauline Sears, Oregon,
/ Socialist
Superintendent of Public Instrue-
uon-Elizabeth =. Williams. Colo
] Colorado, Republican; Mary c. C
! Bradford, Colorado, Democrat. incum-
/ bent; Mamie f. Hefferon, Wyoming,
l Dem: Katheine A Morton, Wyoming:
! Republican; Inez Augusta Lusk, Ore
! gon, Socialist, and Ethel E. Rehfield,
/ Idaho, Republican.
] Legislature california, eight;
I Utah, probably six; Washington, two;
/ Wyoming. two; Colorado. two. and
/ Oregon, six
TangIe IN California.
While both Gov William D. Steph-
ems. Republican, and Theodore A
Bell, Independent, were reported con-
fident of election tomorrow as gov
ernor Of California the unusual sit
uation created by a primary election
tangle made political guessing I'M
usually difficult
Stephens defeated mayor James
Rolph of San Francisco for the Re
publican nomination at the primaries
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obtained more votes than Francis J.
Heney of Santa Monica for the Dem
ocratic nomination The supreme
court held the state law barred both
Heney and Rolph from the ballot and
'Wr1te-ln movements in benan OF
both are reported
stephens declared for bone dry"
prohibition and Bells platform adVo-
Gated protection for the wine grape
industry. The constitutional amend
= nd n Fsa
upon include a bone dry measure,
liquor regulatory act, land values
taxation and a state health insurance
system
Wyoming to Go Dry
Cheyenne. Wyo-, Nov. Endorse
ment Of prohibition by both the Dem
OcraJic and Republican parties re-
moved the last clear cut issue in the
Wyoming fall campaign this year. The
state is normally Republican II is
ingly.
Senator Francis Z. Warren of
Cheyenne, is the Republican candi-
date for the United States senate
where he has served for 20 years He
is opposed by John E. Osborne OF
Rawlins, first assistant secretary of
state under William Jennings
Bryan
Frank ". AIonden Of Newcastle,
Republican congressman for q years.
Hayden NJ White. Democrat, a news
paper man of Buffalo.
Montana to Fill All offices.
BeSlues = senator the voters will
choose two congressman. an associate /
justice of the state supreme court.
state auditor, railroad commissioner, /
and members OF the state senate and I
house Of representatives, besides full I
county tickets in each county and /
state district judges in four districts. /
49, T.
amendment providing
for exemption of mortgages from tax 4
alton and a referendum measure pro- I
viding for the issuance Of $3.50, 600 in /
bonds for the construction of a state
terminal elevator at Great Falls
Utah. Two Congressman.
salt Lake, Utah. Nov. 4.-Only two l
three justices Of the I
state supreme court. state legislators 4
and local officers are to be elected in /
Utah tomorrow. For congress. the
Democratic incumbents. James H
Nays Of salt Lake, in the second dis
riot, and Milton H yelling, OF
City. in the first, are opposed !
Jy eXGov. William Spry Of Salt Lake, !
second district, and william H. Wat
rs Of Ogden, first district, on the Re
ticket.
Two taxation amendments are TO |
De voted upon. the principal one re-
ating to q tax on mines
rive COngressmen For Washington.
Olympia, Wash Nov 4.-Five con-
gressmen, three state supreme court
Judges and a majority of the members
II the 1919 legislature are to be
.lected by Washington voters to-
morrow. The electorate will pass
lpon q measure providing for the
alling Of convention to revise the
tate constitution.
The congressional candidates are:
first district, John F Miller. Repub-
ican, incumbent; J. N Hawthorne,
Democrat; second district. Llndley H
iadley, Republican, incumbent; J. A.
iloane. Democrat Third district
apt Albert Johnson, Republican, in
umbent; Theodore Hoss, Democrat
Fourth district-John ". Summer,
republican, William ". AIcCroskey. {
democrat Fifth district, c. C. Dill, /
Democrat; J. Stanley Webster, Re I
Oregon Elects Two Senators.
Salem, Ore, Nov. 1.-Two United :
itates senators. three congressman, a :
GOVERNOR, state treasurer, justice Of ;
he supreme court, attorney general, {
uperlntendent Of public instruction, !
abor commissioner, public service }
Commissioner and two superintend- !
nts Of water divisions are to be /
hosen by Oregon voters tomorrow.
United States senator Charles L |
lcNarys Republican appointed to fill I
ne unexpired term Of the late sena-
or Harry Lane, is a candidate for a
ew full term although the unexpired
ERIN VIII not end until March 4. 1919.
opposing him are former Gov Oswald {
Vest. Democrat-prohibitio and I !
lbert Slaughter, Socialist I
To finish senator AlcNary's term, !
red W Mulkey, Republican. Is OPP !
osed by Martin E. Bean, Socialist.
Non Partisan League Strong. ;
Boise Idaho, Nov. with the sx-
option of two candidates, the entire
'emocratic ticket in Idaho Is com
osed Of the nominees Of the Ma e
onal non partisan league, whose ad- :
erents entered the Democratic prfun- I
ries last month and voted for candi- d
ates who had filed on that ticket :
nd who had obtained the leagues en- i
orsement- The election win be held o
ovember 5. j
The exceptions are Frank l. n
-oore, Democratic nominee for the
nited States senate long term, in OPP u
osition TO senator William E. Borah.
adorsed by the league. and z. L
arker, Democratic nominee for state
'easurer-
Woman Runs For Senator. =
Reno. New. Nov. Miss Anne Mar Z
n OF Reno, whose supporters credit n
er with carrying the state Of Nevada f
" suffrage, is an independent can p
date for the United States senate ! S
the election tomorrow. She is op-
osed by Charles BeIknap Hender-
N, Democrat, who succeeded the late