Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06

t-ict with the exception of a few in the city.
 | PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 5.-Partial returns from 10 to 36 counties out. side of Portland give for governor:
 Withycombe, rep, 310; Pierce, dem., 56O
 For senator-Long term, McNary, rep, 452; West, demo-, 926.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 6.-On the face of returns received early today it appears that Speaker Champ Clark has. been defeated by 400 votes by B. H. Dyer, republican.
 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. D. | Meager unofficial returns from scat tering counties throughout Oklahoma tonight show United States Senator Owen leading his republican opponent, ! W. B. Johnson.
 Contests in the First and Eight | congressional districts are close. with each candidate claiming victory. The democratic incumbents in the six other congressional districts are ex- pected to be returned by large plural ities
 NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Returns from 1869 election districts out of 723O in New York state received up to 10.30 o'clock tonight gave Governor Whit man republican. who is seeking re- election for a third term. 675,7S2 as compared with 779162 for Alfred F. Smith, his democratic opponent. With only 224 districts lacking in New York city, Smiths lead in the city was 240,355, while Governor Whitman's lead upstate with 2,037 districts miss ing was 13S,075. The upstate dis tricts are normally republican and re turns from them are steadily cutting down Smiths advantage. If the ratio is continued Smiths plurality will be short 1S,0O0.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 5.-Soatter- ing returns from 120 precincts give Spencer, rep, 16,S15, and Folk, dem., 9,76S votes for United States senator; 22.9SO against statewide prohibition and 1743 for it.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Govern- or William D. Stephens, republican, on the face of early and incomplete re- turns in California, has been elected governor, defeating Theodore A. Bell, democrat, who ran as an independent. Three democrats and five republican representatives virtually were assured of election. In the remaining three districts the result was in doubt.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. ,. = With lettle less than one-fifth of the state having reported at 1O:30 o'clock James M. Cox, democrat, was leading Frank B. Willis, republican, in the race for the gOvernorship of Ohio by majority of approximately 2500.
 In the prohibition race, with HOS precincts out of 5756 in the state, the vote for prohibition was 72,4O5 and the vote against S0,SO2.
 SIOUX FILLS, $. D., Nov. 5.-Ac- cording to early incomplete returns the entire republican state ticket in South Dakota has been elected by a majority Of from 5000 to 10000 votes Many missing rural districts are ex- pected to cut down the present lead which is about two to one.
 BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 5-Early re- turns indicate an overwhelming vic tory for the republican congressional and stae tickets The democrats, tn-hn league nominees, leading only one county. Senator Borah is running be- hind his party.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. ,. - One hundred and fifteen precincts out of 596, most of them in the southern part of the state, give:
 For Warren, rep, 544S; Osborn. dem, 3375.
 For governor. Carey, rep; 6S1S; Houx, dem. 392s
 For gressman-Mondell, rep, 6012; White, dem, 3039.
 For prohibition-71S5; against 2793
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. NOT. D. Based on early returns, the republi. cans nave ndlt iedd On tue SLdte ticket in Indiana and meager returns on the congressional contests indicate there probably will be no changes in the states representation in the lower house, with one possible excep- t.o'L
 DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 5.-The en- tire democratic ticket. national. state and local. was elected in Texas today without serious opposition Early re. turns for governor, William P Hobby, democrat, for reelection. l3,164, and Charles A. BOyntOn, republican, 1928; William D. Simpson, socialist. 1i7 With this ratio maintained Hobby would poll 175 poo votes and Boynton l5,000.
 Whitman l5 Gaining.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Returns re- ceiYed at midnight from 5754 districts ont Of Dg0 in Nav Work gfAfa garp