The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
REPUBLICAN
TICKET WINS
ALL But TWO
CO. OFFICES

Tuesdays elections resulted In a
victory for the Republicans In Ere
mont county: in the state OF Colorado
and In the nation at large. Just how
great triumph the Republicans have
won in the gubernatoriai. senatorial
and congressional contests in the coun-
try a, large has not set been fully de-
'ermin~sss. although II is certain thai
ships and working majority in both
branches OF the Sixsysixth Congress.
OF the ss members OF the Senate The
1sepubicans win have Sc and the Dem
ocrats ~ af.er March 4. 1918. accord
ing 20 today's reports. In the pres
eEt Senate the Democrats have ma.
sority OF ive and in the House OF Rep
ressntatives majority of seven.
The entire membership Of The House
OF Representatives and ss nieashe. y a.
.fhe Senate were elected on Tuesday.
The sixry-sixtb Congress docs mol
come into existence Until, March 9,
1919 Only at the call Of the Presi.
dent can IL assemble cartier The
President might. II he chose TO do SO.
summon Il into extraordinary session
a. soon as notices could be served on
its meEibers after Msrch Z. next Al
The minimum nearly five months must
eiapse before The new Congress >csn
meet
The indications are at She time this
Il. written that cotofado's entire deie-
cation In the lower House Of consress
viii be Republican. and that Lawrence
G. rhipps vii succeed John F. shaf.
roth IN the uritcd States senatorship.
Cny T. Hardy Is eieiced over Edward
Heating in the Third Congressional
district. Timber'ake has probably
won over Jones N the Second distriet;
Logan over Taylor in the Fourth dis
tic, and Naiis over iiliiard in the
First district The only possible OK
tepticn from this forecast IS In the
Fourth Congressional dsetrict. where
the latest returns from Denver seem
to Imply thar TAYLOR may be eleeted.
The ara' iigrrcs were s-rpngly ssainsf
lin. but subsequent reports are mo
favorable 10 his success
For tie sovernorshIp OF Colorado
shcup he's defeated lyman by ma.
jolly or probably ffon 1900 to 4 ooo
votes. shoup seems 10 have led the
nepuhiicar state ticket in all sections
and II was apparent ffoin ihc tine
that Ire returns ns the election began
20 come in from penvet and Pueblo
cariy Tuesday that lyman Was bcat a
The public interest in the election fig-
rres as they tricklad out from party
Headquarters in Denver. as vel as
from Colorado srrlnes, Pueblo ard
other eenters, was unusually keen ard
peorle gathered in Btoups 10 discuss
The eituation wherever reports we've
received or ips6rmaflpn was to be Ind
II was Inidnl fht ard after before those
interested In the fcturns w%nt hospe.
In Fremont county the Republicans
elected their representative. Aherin,
county clerk. county superintendent of
schoolp. surveyor, coroner and com
missioner from the scsond district.
Tho Democrats elected the county
treasurer and the assessor
rho vote for the county candidates
waa as follows Geprae y Colgate.
Republican, representative. 2,s5s;
Thoihas cavnnailsh, Democrat, 2.,ti:
Coisate's ns1ority, s1b County Clerk.
&. A. LinkIns Democrat. 2.s4s; iona
than Seaman. Republican. 2,s77; Sea-
mans majority. 81 Far sheriy.
Charles II. Duncan. Democrat. 1,oso:
w. II. Newcon,b, 1857 Nowcon,b'x
: majority. 7,044. Fsor ooNusy tssnsurer.
nlake neysrss pcnpsrnt. 3.si5; MoSss
S43N Rspuhliqen. a,oSe; npssrs'