The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-08
FINISH OFFICIAL
 ELECTION CANVASS
3,495 VOTES ARE CAST
Democratic Majorities in Faulkner Range from S23 to 1,459-Brady
 Leads the Ticket.

Thirty-four hundred and ninety-fve votes, a record breaking total, were cast at the general election of Tues day, November 2, in Faulkner county, according to totals compiled by the board of election commissioners, which completed the official canvass of the returns and filed the results in the of flee of County Clerk John Reeves to- day.
 The Democratic majorities in this county ranged from S23 for Cox for president to ,459, the latter being the majority of William M. Brady for sheriff, who led the Democratic ticket among candidates with opposition. MT. Brady received 2,423 votes to 964 cast for his opponent, J. M Bryant. E. L. Smith, Democratic nominee for county judge, against whom the Re publicans made their hardest fight, re- celved 2,1o0 votes to 1,163 cast for his opponent, l.. R. Reynolds. While smaller than of their other Democrat ic nominees, Judge Smiths majority was greater than that of either the presidential or gubernatorial nominee of the party.
 None of the three proposed amend ments to the state constitution re- ceived majority in the county, all though No. 13 and No. 14 both ob- tained good majorities of those vot- ing on the question. The total vote for governor was 3,326. No. 13 re- ceiyed 1.462 for, less than half the total vote cast, although the total vote against was only 1,004. No. II, the suffrage amendment, was the most popular, receiving 1929 favorable votes to 994 against, but less than a majority of the total vote for gov ernor No. 15 was decisively beaten in this county, receiving only 981 votes for and 1,419 against.
 Road tax was carried by vote of more than two to one, receiving 1.759 for to 886 against. AS soon as it can be prepared for publication a tabulated vote by town ships will be printed in the Log Cab in Democrat. The official totals for candidates with opposition follows: For Presidential Electors-Demo- cratic, 1871; Republican, 1,141; So- cialist, 153.
 For Governor-T. c. McRae, Demo- crat, 2,147; Wallace Townsend, Repub- lican, S79; Sam Susler, Socialist, IF; J. H. Blount (negro) Independent. 183.
 For United States Senator-T. H. Caraway, Democrat, 2,268; Charles F. Cole, Republican, HOO.
 For Associate Justice-Frank C.. Smith, Democrat, 2,242; J. O. Live say, Republican, 1098.
 For Secretary of State-Ira c. Hop- per, Democrat, 2,239; N. B. Burrow, Republican, 1,116.
 For Attorney General-J. s. Utley, Democrat, 2,363; S. S. Langley, Re- publican, 1,03O.
 For State Highway Commissioner Herbert R. Wilson, Democrat, 2,277; E. Ritter, Republican, 1,076. For Congressman-H. M. Jacoway, Democrat, 2,345; George A. McCon- nell, Republican, 1,033.
 For Representative-E T. Herring, Democrat, 2,253; Lonzo Ross, Repub- lican, 1895.
 For County Judge-E. L. Smith, Democrat, 2,180; I. R. Reynolds, Re publican, 1,163.
 For Sheriff-W. M. Brady Demo- crat, 2,423; J. M, Bryant, Republican, 964.
 For Circuit Clerk-W. F. Whiddon, Democrat, 2,352; Henry Langford Republican, 1,038.
 For County ClerkJ. A. Hutto, Dem- ocrat, 2,289; William J. Clark, Re publican, 1.088.
 For County Treasurer-J. E. Wolf ford, Democrat, 2,334; John Conner, Republican, 1,O43.
 For Tax Assessor-Roy Rogers, Democrat, 2,365; Anthony Tucker, Republican, 1915.