The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
INCOMPLETE ELECTION RErURr


Governor: Q,446 precinctsl; Morgan X,
157, ,666; Davis D, 161, ,S76
Lieutenant Governor: (7s6 percincts) ;
Paulen II, S2,S69; Howe D, 70131.
Ryan R, 3os42; ciemans ., 6a,4s2,
Supreme Court No. 1 (79S precincts) /;
Hopkins R, 1O3.So5; billiard b, s5,176
Supreme C Court ggt No 2: (7s3 precincts) /;
1o2, 1888; Henry D, 77,4i3
State Treasurer: (T76 precincts) ;Thomp-
son r, SS,1S2; kemper D, 81, ,113.
Attorney General: (757 precincts); Grif-
fifth Il, S0.720; Little d. 6S.540
Superintendent Public instruction: (693
precincts) Miley Il, 6S,429; Mcguire d, A.
cincrs( !; 9;aEer r, 72,s14: Rigney b. 51,s1s.
State Printer: (642 precinctsl; Walker
r, "a, ,345; Ballard D, 45,217.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
First District. (12J out of 251 precincts)
Anthony. R, 1852; Gragg, d. 1929 ~
Second District, Gas out of $40 pre-
cinc:s), Little, r, 22,3ss; Thompson, d,
1851.
sproaI, 4. as$i5 Ste Stephens. s $. 8. B. 23saa.
Fourth ID, District OBJ cGa OUT of 2s7 pre- 4s,
% SIZE Bistrisf 81 j2io out Of p PF'eeincts,. T's
seventh District, 5287 out Of 496 pre-
cinets), Tincher. R, 2G.s14; Allphin. d,
Eighth District, d29 out of 2Os pre-
cincts), Bird, r, 14,472; Ayres, D, 24,o1s.
Elected Yesterday Died Today.
Kansas City, Nov. Selected yes
terday-dead today. That was chron.
icled today about r. ]. Mcfarland, of
this city, who was elected clerk Of
the Wyandotte county district court
in yesterdays statewide election. Nc
Farland was IL years old. Mcfarland
was one of the most widely known Of
flee holders in Wyandotte county. He
served as chief of police in Kansas
City, Kan, and as election commits
sioner before he was first elected clerk
of the court in 1910. He had been
prominent in Masonic circles.
Mcfarland voted late yesterday and
died at 1880 o'clock this morning
without knowing he had been elected.
He had been suffering from paralysis
for fifteen years.
Sproul Lead Out.
Pittsburg, Kan, Nov. S.-The race
between W. H. Sproul, r, and Charles
Stephens, D, for congress in the Third
district was very close today with the
chances favoring Sproul; District
out these figures by counties at l
o'clock today: PIuraIities for Sproul:
Montgomery, 1900; Chautauqua, 721;
Elk, 400; Cowley. 500. Total 34ZI.
Plural1tleS TOT stephens. WlIsOH' - -
Neosho, 106; Cherokee, 81; Crawford
1900. Total 1904.
Cherokee County.
Columbus, Nov. s.-Complete re-
turns show the following vote on
congressman and governor in Chero-
kee county: Davis, 1850; Morgan
1885; Sproul. 1901; Stephens, 4.41S.
Miami County.
Paola, Kan, Nov. s.-Miami county
S74; Hopkins, 2,920; billiard, S,42z.
For congress: Little. 2.ss6; Thompson,
S,99s.
Pittsburg, Kan. Nov. S.-Forty-six
precincts out of fifty-six in Crawford
county give Davis, D, for governor,
S.295; Morgan, r, 4,404. Sproul, r.
5,6S3; Stephens, $3.50. Hopkins, r,
supreme court, 3,S75; billiard, ID, 8,482-
Griffith. R, attorney general, 4,946;
Little, D, $50.
Greeley County.
Horace, Kan, Nov. S.-Greeley
county complete returns (governor):
Morgan, 322; Davis, 14S. Lieutenant
governor, Howe. 10s; Paulen, 15o.N
secretary of state, Ryan, $50; Clemens,
17s; Hamilton. SO. Auditor. Turner,
129; Henry. 73; Bridwell, 152. Treas
urer. Thompson. 1s5; Kemper. 80;
Chandler, 141. Attorney general,
Griffith. 2eo; Little. 81; Mattox. 81.
superintendent public instruction,
Miley, 10; Mcclure, 90; Beloff, 155.
superintendent insurance, Baker, 2S6:
Rfgney, So; wilkins, rs. State printer,
Walker. 151; Ballard, 1S3; Chase, Sc.
Justice supreme court. position No. I,
Hopkins, 219; billiard, 191. Position
No. 2, Harvey. 177; Allen, 40 Dis
trict court Judges, district Seventh.
366; Alphin, 10. State repre-
sentative district, Clement L. Wilson
elected.
Saline County.
Salina. Kan. Nov. 8.-Twenty-six OF
twenty-eight precincts in Saline coun-
u