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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
ACCEPT THE RESULT


As this is written there has
been nothing like complete
count OF the vote in the national
election. The writer does not
know whether the Democratic or
the Republican party has triumph
ed; whether the next president
will be James NJ. Cox or Warren
G. Harding.
But il is safe 20 say that the
final count between the two can.
didates who head the ticlc. VIII
not be close. The issue is clearly
defined and the voter he's been
able 10 make up his mind. once
and for all. just where he stands
with relation to the policies which
each is espousing.
We believe in partisan politics,
up 20 the time OF the election OF
a suitable candidate with the sort
OF platform we endorse. The
time for partisan politics has then
ended. For 4 majority OF the
people. having selected the kind
OF man they deem fitted for the
office with the kind OF policies
they desire 20 see carried out
have 4 right. or ought 20 have
under Our form OF government,
20 put these policies into opera
ton under the most favorable
circumstances possible.
Should Cox be the final choice
OF the people. vet should local is
sues decree tina, the country
should have a Republican con-
gress. we believe that these Re
publicans in congress are morally
bound 10 help aud not hinder a
fair trial OF the platform upon
which the successful candidate
gained his high Office. And til,
same plan should be adopted in
case the reverse should be true,
We believe the man who is
chosen 10 lead the nation for four
years. should have the support OF
the people. with such just criti.
cism as may develop from time 70
time. No president has ever been
free from criticism and no presi-
dent ought to be. Each is a human
being. after all. and subject 20
human frailities. No one man is
omnipotent.
Therefore. with the people
giving consent 20 the putting into
practice OF those po.icies which :
majority Il the people have en-
dorsed. LEI us hope that business
conditions will become settled
and a return 10 normal will be
speedily brought about.
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more delicate instrument than
the scales which you viii find in
every grocery store and there is
no instrument which can get out
OF shape with more ease.
Ordinarily We look upon a pair
OF scale, as being absolutely ac-
curatc. AS a matter OF fact, cx-
pcrts tell Us. very few are any
think like accurate.
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MANTON Destruction

Nanion destruction oi private
property cannot be termed a
Joke on Halloween or any
other night OF the year. Some
one must pay FOR the property
which has been destroyed. some
one has worked to get the prop
crty destroyed; but IN neither
ease is is the smart youth who
wantouIy destroys il FOR a Joke. "
lie has no intention Of making
good the losses 70: which he Is
responsible end h. mas no :rtcn-
tom 81 letting tho c outside G. his
20 ank' S0o,t ~ hi. Conncc.iol
with the affair.
Police Chief Kccton is acting
wisely IN announcing that he
viii prosecute those who were
responsible Tor doing serious
damage 20 private property IN
Amarillo SUNDAY night. lie real
lies that il such outrages are
permitted on Halloween. il would
be only necessary for the coward
with a spite To wait until the eve
in question to wreak vengeance
upon those whom he feared TO
attack in the broad light Of day.
Due warning was given 10y the
police department that damage
TO private property would not be
tolerated on Halloween night.
The department now is dc,ermin-
cd 70 prove the point and a re
ward has been offered in the case
~ the wrccking OF certain ma
chinery.
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iENNESsEE.


NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov EARLY
r,tuius from middle aud west Tonnes.
src indicate that Cox will have tn
usual Democratic majority given prcsl'
druts. Will, tho race lot governor
shows Robert. uJl leading over Taylor
az. by greatly reduced majofities.
Democratic headquarters are claim
iug the election ui Roberts hy 3U.O0l
majority. bat Republican headquart" =
assert that their candidate viii carry
the Ttht, ly 10000.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 2.--Scattered
returns from the Eighth Tennessee con.
grcssiunal district give Moon 10. 3.i'
Grown az. ~.
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ARKANSAS.
Ry Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Nov. ZIP
Co Si5 p M. only three precincts out
81 $50 IN Arknnsas had reported their
vote. They gave Cox. 31l: Harding. =.
Indications were that three state cor
stitutional amendments would carry bs
large maloritics
No reports had been received from
the Third Congressional district. which
Republican managers have claimed for
their candidate.
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MISSOURI.

% N'HWITlTfW NJ
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 2-Ovcrcom.
INK an early lead. the Republican can.
dates Tor president. senator and gov.
crnor rhowed slight margin on the
face Of early unofficial returns In Mis-.
souri,
Five hundred and two precincts on.
~ total Of 3.si0. gave Harding. Gs.4iS;
Cox. 60.3e9
For senator. Spencer uo, t9.il3.
Long nDl t6.ii3.
For governor, Hyde usl. $3.50; At
k!nson tn. 57s33.
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towns for governor give Neff Dl. 3.S0s;
Culbcrtson Gp. SCI: Capcrs BLACK and
Tan Republicans. 5ii: McGregor tame =.
lean party $40: Rhodes tSoc!alisil. e.
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Exceptiin SOLID South" Republican Candi-
date Is Given Lead With First Bulletins
Sent Out and Final Result Appeared
Never in Doubt.

How looked 90 tie tremendous tfrong which stood Tor hours
before the Office OF The Dairy News last evening and watched the
they c"l The Associated Press leased wire
and flashed upon OF ALL may be readily under
stood when the following early reports considered From the
FROM every heretofore doubtful section
'ayorcd Harding hclcc me crowd remained quiet
Early returns ncndcd I've following hy
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Senator Hare.
ing was leading Governor Cox hy a
vote % nearly 60 |. when return
from more than one.half 81 the 1906
election districts In the entire STATE was
tahullted AZ 9A5 O'Clock tonight. Tn
vote Is 3.Ci5 districts 1850 Of whirh
are IN New York city. was: Cox. $50.
f6a Harding. 9S3.i97.
II this proportion ~ maintained. Sen.
aior Harding viii carry the state hv
i.iO0 900.
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DALLAS. Nov. 2-Reports from l2l
% the 4.5io Texas precincts give Gov.
i0.,s6. Harding. GOi2.
For governor: Seff. 3s.3l9; Culberl.
son ,5.SiS.
For school tax amendment. 2i55s:
against. 1887.
Incomplete returns from San Antonio
city gave Harding. i.is6: Cox. $50.
Harding carried Brownsville by
majority 81 20. the vote being Harding.
376. Cox, 2T7.
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CONNECTICUT.


~ AssosAiod ff,-s.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov e-Thir.
~ towns uut ot isS in Connecticut give
Harding. gtsi1. COX. 5i0gC
For T. : senator lfadgec 0ll 9s.'
81: Lonergan IN 5q.3iJ
For governor: LAKE dl. 1884: Ty
Ter ull bt.3eg
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DALLAS. Nov. 2-Foriysix Texas
towns give Cox. 1909; Harding. 3,332
Carrollton. Dallas county. for gov
crnor complete Neif ios: Culbertso',.
g.. McGrJgor :: Capers. ;.
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Mtsr NIRGIN,A.

7 " NV IHTfN 7 IT,
CIiARf.ESTpN. " Va. Nov :? --
Two hundred 1nd nfty.ono precincts ou;
~ NGs iu West Virginia. hayc Cox.
!45l3. liard4tg 3t35s
Ia tho thr,courncrcd fight Tor gov
cinor Morgan no had 81 yGg. Koon' :
IN gO.jGt. ana Montgomery. (N r.
lsgis
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MAINE.
Rr A..oelnisd Ptes..

PORTLAND Maine. nov. ?.-lIardlnr
carried Maine In today's election by tbs
largest plurality ever given presidcH.
tlal candidate IN this state.
OF the first 10 cities completing re.
turns Cox carried only one. biddecfoi'l
ln 1915 Wilson carried i?.
Returns from 800 precincts out ~ G1s.
gave Harding. i0iGss: Cox. IGss3.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BOSTON. Mass Nov 2-ksturns
from TIC election precincts cut OF 80
outside % Boston. give Con, s.Js9.
Harding. 80 tOt.
For governor Cox III ae.B1J,
Walsh lDl. 1891.
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Sixiy.scvcn pre-
cincts u $40 In Illinois Including -
IN Cook county lChcagol gave Harding,
1909: Cox. 575l.
For governor Forty.siy prccircts.
Including 81 In Cook county. smaller
dl. 5.g3l Lewis CDl 5.7li
For L. =. senator Thirty nine pre-
cinc,s. including % In Cook county:
Mckinley ~ 1911. Walker CDi. 3.2gi
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ONO.


Col.t MRi's. o.. nov s-i0l precincts
cut 81 asa Boo ohio. give luf president
Harding %. UO5 CuN. 30 gss
DAYTON. -. Nuy The Dayton
Daily News. Governor CoX'a paper. is
getting cut an extra edition cunceding
Oh, election uf Senator Harding.
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ONO

COl.t MBiS. a.. Nov. RE.
turns received and tabulated az II
o'clock tonight from 1888 Of 1.lij
precincts In Ohio. showed senator
Harding leading Go,ern1r Cox Tor
president by lil.lss votes,
The returns gave Harding. $685.
sgS: Cox. 1855.
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sOuTH CAROLINA.

w Associated fftNa.
COLUMBIA. :. G. Nov. 1.-THE
usual Democratic maioritles' were
claimed Tor the state and national
tickets tonight on the basis u incO'n.
pl,tc returns from four counties, which
give Cox. 1917. Harding. &c.
Governor. Cooper was unopposcd FOR
reelection
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VIRGINIA.

hy Asso' lated Pfss.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 2-Fourtccn
precincts uut Of 20 la the city Of Nor.
FOLK. Kave Cox. $50. Harding. l.ls9.
J. T. Deal. Democratic candidate FOR
congress from the second district. wna
leading the Democratic presidential
candidate with 3.loS. and Lankitqd. H..
publican. had ! 00s.
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RillnnEpnnr

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov O.
plurality q: i0S7s. Harding. 81 .lC5.
Cox. ll.0S7. In 1916 Hughes plurality
vas liza
For L : senator: Brandgec. 10 800:
LCucrgan. 1905.
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LOUISIANA.

ny Associated Tres,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Seven pre-.
cincts ont - 49, IN the city. give Cox,
i.e52: Harding. 3S2
House: All eight Democrats were
elected
senate: Brousard,
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EARLY RETURNS BY STATES CAUSE,
FORCES FOR HARDING TO ENTHUSE
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA Nov Returns
from % districts out al 1913 IN Penn.
tylyann give. tot president. Hatdius.
. .usl COX. loo.
For 4 + senator. Penruse dg $3.50.
Farrell 10 az.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

~ Nttpfiufel tftNas
RALEIGH. y G. Nov 2--Thc usul
majority was given Democratic cand,
dates 81 this state
senate Overman.
House Ward. kitchin. Crimson. POI
Stedmau Lyon. Hammer Eighth
nlrih and tenth districts 20 GOMEZ
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ALABAMA.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. Eight.
zen election districts out Of i.3os N
Alabama. give Cox 3,f7s; Harding. SEE;
Dchs. 10.
senate. Underwood Dong terml. Hef.
I'm lshort tcrml
Housc: Couffie Tyson. SteagaN
nlackmon. Bowling. Oliver. Seventh
district 20 comel
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MISsOI ri.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 2-One hun.
dred and twenty-five prccincts out of
also m Missouri fur president, gave
Harding 1870. Cox. i7IOa.
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MONTANA.


HELENA. Mont. Nov Returns
from ijG precincts out Of i,4s2 in Nor
tann. give Cox. sJl. Harding. l.Ii7.
For governor. 20 precincts gave
Wheeler ID .OJg: Dixon tlO. ass.
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- Ass rcia'ei insf.
DIES MONIES. Ia. Soy. 2-Rcturrs
from - precincts uui 81 1850 IN low
give Harding lG.ClN. Cox. 5.sii.
Thirty four precincts give for sona
niur. Cummins. . 1905 Porter. 4,OOs.
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WISCONSIN.
~ Associated Pres

W N-'VTIHTTI 7 ~
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov s.--l,e.
turns from = precincts out ot s.lSl In
Niscunsin outside ~ Milwaukee county
gave Harding 1878, Cox, 3,Jst; Debn,
iii.
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OKLAHOMA.


" N'EOIIlIfW IFftFl
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov @
SiNiy.onc precincts out of 1855 In OKLA
honn. give Cox. ass. Harding. l,0l2.
Slvty precincts give for senator: F.~'
ris CDl. Ass: Harreld dO. Ii97.
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GEORGIA.

~ Affnciaicd Pros.
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. .-Returus
from 37g districts ou, Of 1859 lin
Georgia give Cox. 2j.s5: Harding.
S.477. Debs. 30
In the city % Atlanta Harding cor.
ficd the Flrs, and Fourth wards.
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SOTTH DAKOTA.


SlOUN FALLS. s. d, Nov. o.
Twenty four precincts In South Dakota
gave Harding. i.Gl5: Cox. i.1G7.
For governor Manchester dll. sci,
How.s ID. 81
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MICHIGAN.

VI wv IHT1W w
DETROIT. Mich. Nov. Eighty.
eight of the 2.1Nl precincts gave Harl.
inr. a2N2l. Cos. s.Ili
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. e-Olc
hundred and thirty.six precincts out ~
1896 in Kansas. give Harding 81 49,
Cox. ~ $50
For senator: Curtis Rl s.3ss:
Hodges 1851.
FOr governor; Allen Rl. 1883;
Davis. ~ ss5.
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NEW JERSEY.

~ Affnriaitd ifras.
TRENTON. y. T.. Nov. 2-SiXtec1
districts ia the state out Of 2.0iJ give
Harding. 49,. Cox. 2ss. Dcbs, J.
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INDIANA.

~ 'Tf0finlrd Prs
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov 9-F1'
IS four precincts oui ~ 1854 IN In.
diana. give Harding .3.lS3. Gov. iG.i6i.
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND. Va. Nov 2.--lncom.
plctc returns from districts In tho
Fiflh Congressional district indicate the
election ~ James uDl. over Landrcih
m hN $500
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ARIZONA.
b. Assoeia,sd Press

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. 2-One pre-.
cinct In Phoenix gave Harding gao; Cot.
1856.
Governor: camphen. On. 23s: simms
. efs
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KESTUCKY.
ny Associated Pres.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. 2,-Rcturns
from i.7l9 precincts out q 3.22s Ia
Kentucky. give Harding. 1851. Gov,
e7sS75.
For 4. s. senator 1916 precincts Civ,
Ernst m ??s. 1895: Bcckham. Dl. 9.32S
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. Five
precincts in the Third Congressional
district give Tillman tDl. $50 votes and
Wurthington m gao.
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FLORIDA.
Nv Associated Pa

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. NoN. -
Twelve districts out q I 900 IN Florida.
gave Cox. Cos. Harding g.
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WYOMING.

~ AHsntihtru iAtaas
CHEYENNE. wyo. Nov. 2-Thc
first precinct IN Wyoming TO report.
gave Harding. 90. Cos. J.
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MISSISSIPPI.

~ NftNtAAffu iFNass
JACKSON. Miss. Nov ?-Cox AMI
Roosevelt carried Mississippi By the
usual Democratic najorities.
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CONTINUED on Page sIEl

Tho Planting II hair On hald heads
Is the lHfost yictmy q French medl.
80 rr.1noe
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% AtNflhitI Tvs
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. e.-Rcturrs
from five Utah precincts gave Cox. as.
Harding. ga.
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fOr'fsVfftE

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 2.--Rsturns
from i.2Gi precincts out Of 3.226 "
Kentucky. give Harding its77s. Cox.
is4.T52.
For senator: Ernst Rl. 1851. Beck
ham CDl. lsl.gji.
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VERMONT.

ID I" " INITI IFTII-
VERMONT. Nov. 2.-Senate: Dill
!nFham
House Dale
House Massachusetts,. Gillett.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov 2--59s pre-
cincis out u $3.50 In Kentucky. civ,
Harding. 70,37i: Cox. si.5jt.
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DALLAS. Nov e-The firs; Is Texas
precincts reporting out 81 s.5iO IN the
state gave Cox. i.i2G. Harding. t73.
Nine Of these precincts were In the
city e san Antonio and gave Cox. sss:
Harding. 200
san Antonio Is the Fourteenth Con.
grcssionnl district. where the Republic
ans have claimed they would elect their
candidate for congress.
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TENAs.
BY As.orlAiad Pro-.

DALLAS. Nov 2---Seveniy.two Texas
precincts out OF $40. give Cox. e3.s5v.
Harding. 7.01s
For governor. Same returns give
N,N. 92.66g. Culberison. 1851. Mo
Grcgor. 2.i6s: Capers, 1897; Rhodes,
800.
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CALIFORNIA.
nr N..oelAied -.

ny Associated lrcsa.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. s-Ir.
complete returns from widely scattered
precincts outside 81 san Francisco gave
Harding. 49i. Cox. i50.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov. s-one
hundred incomplete precincts gave
Harding. 1897; Cox. 1904.
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TICKET IN POTTER
IsLEAD BY Shea
.NEFF Gets BIC VOTE

Although the vote cast In Potter
county lin yesterdays election was only
about 500 below that east In the pri
mary election. and there seemed 20 be
considerable interest. the day passed
unevcniful In Amarillo. al candidates
for office on the Democratic ticket re-
cniycd healthy maiuritics In this county,
and the three amendments 90 the con.
Il.ution ~ the state Of Texas pass.
Overwhelmingly. ~ far as the local
vote o. concerned
IAN school house 81. Francis and
Martersons Ranch are small boxes one
not counted In this article.
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Pat ~. Neff received las votes Tor
governor IN this county. and Lynch
Davidson. candidate for lieutenant gov
ornor. pollcd lsi. The highest vote
noued IN Potter county by any candi'
date on the Republican ticket was 2is.
that number being received by John e..
Cultsris0n. candidate Tor governor. and
Howard ". Smith. candidate for lien
tenan; governor an that ticket. received
i97. The total Socialist vote east In the
county was g. and the highes, vote re'
colv-d nv any candidate on the Amer!
can party ticket was 30 one vote WA
cas-, In the entire county on the DlacH
ara Tan Republican ticket
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DALLAS. Nov. 2.-Thirty.six Texas
precincts out ~ $40 give Cox. $50;
Harding. 1896.
Seven precincts for governor give
Ncff. 1881; Culbertson. go; McGregor,
a2.: Rhodes, 81
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shea leads Ticket.


According T. the most complete re-
turns oh;ainable after the closing %
,ha polls last night. the highest vote
rcccived by any one local candidate
was 1894. that being the vote polled
hy = l. Shea. candidate FOR reelection
% I.e Office - county treasurer. The
next highest vote WIS a tie between
five cand.da;tE the vote being 1891.
which was received by each Ray Z.
fehnrrn. candidate FOR county Judge.
VIII NJ. Benton. candidate for county
AK assessor. Ben Golding candidate
Cor tax collector. T. NJ. rittr an. candi.
Aate Tor county clerk. and Howard T.
Trirr. candidate for county surveyor
The second highest vote was 1859. he.
ing received by J. G. Skillman. candi.
uate Tor district clerk other candi
dates Tor county. district and state of.
fees on the Democratic ticket policd
votes IN THE county numbering all the
wnv from liis 20 1858.
For Congress 18th District: Marvin
Jones. 1883
For Governor, Pat NJ. Ncff i,ls.
For Lieutenant Governor; LyntL
Davidson. if6i
For Ccmpfroller q Public Accounts.
Ion 4 smith ll10
For State Treasurer: John ". IA.
Yer 1873
For Commissioner 81 General Land
Office' J r Robson. is13
For Attorney General: G.. VI. Cure.
tnn. ii7i
For State Superintendent; Of Public
Instruction Annie Webb Blanton.
1871.
FDr Commissioner q Agriculture.
George 2 Terrell. ls73
For Railroad Commissioner: Earl u.
Nasfl'ld. 49,.
Pr Awoclatc Justice q Supreme
Curt William piorson. ig77.
For Judge Court o. Criminal Appeals
", a.. Dayids n. 1850
Tor Associate Justice Court q Civil
Appeals 7th judicial District. r. ".
Hall ii..
For Representative i2S District, Lee
SaffaTwhitr 1891
Fer D.stric, Attorney, l7,h Judicial
District, " " Chnd,rs. 1854.
For District Clerk. J. e. Skillman
1863.
For County Judge: Ray c. johnson
isCi.
For County Attorney. P. II. Under.
Wuun. lhiI.
For Sheriff. Burton Rnach. 1857.
for Tax Assessor Win a. Hntln.
1861.
for Tax Collector: Zen Golding.
1861.
Dor County Treasurer. J. l.. Shea
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For County Clerk. 4. 81 Pirman
1851.
for County Surveyor; Howard T
rrigg 1851.
Flr ComTissi0nrr. Precinct 80. I
W ~. Lynch 1855
For Justice 90 %" Peace. Precinct 30
!. place SO. !. e. q. lands 1856.
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For Constable. Precinct 40. ! r. y
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-08-19
IS lucky. he's the man at the bat.

is lucky, he's the man at the bat.
He has plenty of money when he
comes to town. He watches it grow
and just stands around. Need not wor-
ry at all about things to eat. He rails
es his taters and raises his meat.
But this if you please is the view
Of the man, who never has handled
a milk pail and can. The truth of the
matter is different, by far; let me tell
you what some of his duties are.
In the wee early hours while wrap
ped in sweet slumber, his alarm rings
and rings then it get to the, number.
The farmer rolls out and gets into
his clothes, and doesn't have time to-
lie still and doze.
He puts on his jacket and puts on
his hat, and he feels quite way from
the man at the bat. With couple Of
pals and big milk can, he starts for
the place where the bossies stand.
But the COWS are not there, they
have wandered away. They're up in
the woods, that's most where they
stay It's pretty wet job in the mid
summer dew, but he wades right
through with his mule hide shoes.
He brings them down and they find
their stall, and the farmer, oh. no!
he's not wet at all. Then he starts
in to milk, /, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, z, 8, and g.
whoop! Hold on, that one kicks.
He must harness the team the very
next thing. Then he starts for the,
pours the milk UP into tank, sets
the pail down and takes hold of a.
crank
He turns pretty fast, cause it's
getting quite late and this is the pro-
cess they call separate. He must feed
pigs and calves his job he can't shirk.
It's a. m. time to get out to work.
This would be days work for the
guys in the stores, but the farmer
says "Shucks. it's only the chores
and you'll hear him sing as he starts
for the field, to tend to the crops SO
he'll get a good yield.
He follows the plow or follows the
drag. He carries his whip to touch up
the nag. He cultivates corn or he
works in the hay whatever he does,
he puts in a good day.
After D m. he does things by the
scores. But he says, that's nothing,
it's only the chores. When, at late
hour, he crawls into bed, he doesn't
complain of his feet or his head; and
I'll tell you he sleeps, cause he's near
~ all in; then gets up in the morning
and goes at it again.