The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-11
BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD. FRIDAY AUGUST II, 1922

Il1AIM A0L-I1EhAL sioner agriculture, Moore 1,17s, sec ond 51, Scale 270, second 32, Wade 695. second 94 Ward 622, second g5; for attorney general, Davis 1868; for public service commission. Cooper 2S4. second 19, GailIard 167, second 14, Johnson 233, second 2S, Lee 2,045, second 20. Morgan 1.S46, second 36, Pearson 230, second 51, Purifoy e,0f1, second 43 for chief justice, Ander- son 2,14S, Lynne 393.
 COLBERT
 Sheffield, August 10.=(Special)- Full returns from Colbert county are as follows: For governor, Bran don. 2,s39, Graves, 3s2; lieutenant governor, Mcdowell, 1862; Phillips. 3s2; secretary of stale, Blan total first and second choice combined, ITO; Miller, SAP; Ryland, 11S; West, 1,34O; AIgood. 39S; Chapman, S3s; Cobb, 507; state treasurer, Brown, 1,464; Ellis, 1,003; state superinten- dent of education, Abercrombie. 1875; attorney general. Davis 1.496; public service commissioners total includes first and second choice votes. Cooper, 354; Gaillard -241; Johnson, 291; Lee, 1880; Nor gan, 1,513; Pearson, 436; Purifoy, 3S2, Chief justice supreme court, Anderson, 1,76S; Lynne, 660; asso- ciate justices supreme court, Gard ner, 1876; Sommerville, 1878; court of apceals, Bricken, Merritt and Sanford. 1,942; delegates at large state convention, Bankhead. 1.71S; Bowie, 1,575; Brown. 1929; Burr, 1&15; Garber. 1,592; Green, 1905; O'Neal 1,5Ss; Pitts. %f:4s2; Roach, LIFT; Stanley, 1898; Swanson, 1,133; White, 1,215; Williamsy LIPS; for Congress from the Eighth district. F.. B. Almon, 2,364; Mrs. w. B. Edmund- son, GIG; state senator for Thirty
 TUSCALOOSA
 Tuscaloosa. August 10.-(special. ) The following is official vote of Tuscaloosa county in Tuesdays pri- mary, tabulation being completed today:
 For governors: Brandon, 3,554, Graves, 9S5. For lieutenant gover- nor Mcdowell, 3,2S5; Phillips, 795. For secretary of state: Blan, 1,117; Miller, 1,275; Ryland, 422; West, SGT. For state auditor: Allgood, 1,S19; Chapman, 1,2SS; Cobb. S6). For state treasurer: Brown, 1.59S; Ellis, 2,14S. For commissioner of agricul- ture and industries: Moore, 1,S05; Scale, 662; Wade, 996; Ward, 560. For associate member of the public service commissions: Cooper, 1,147; Gaillard, 626; Johnson. 294; Lee, 1898; Morgan, 1,09e; Pearson, ATS; Purfoy, 1,627.
 LAMAR
 Vernon, August 10.-(Special.)- Final count, Lamar county: Bran don, 2,141; Graves, 2S0; Mcdowell, ISIS; Phillips. 401. Secretary state: Elan, 435; Miller, 597; Ryland, -s9; West, 54S. State auditor: All good, 939; Chapman, 665; Cobb, 243. For state treasurer: Brown, 465; El- lis, 1873. Commissioner agriculture Moore, 1,559; Scale, 75; Wade. 21S; Ward, 126. Associate member pub lie service commission: Cooper, 432; Gaillard, 176; Johnson, 14S; Lee, SS7 Morgan, 653; Pearson, 249; Purifoy, 572. Chief justice supreme court Anderson, 719; Lynne. 1,114. Con gress: Banl1head, 1,763; Gibson, SIS.
 MONTGOMERY.
 Montgomery, August l0.-(Specia1) Judge Brandon of Tuscaloosa, dem ocratic nominee for governor of Ala hama. received a majority of 2,0S2 votes in Montgomery, the home county of his opponent, Col. Bibb Graves. according to official returns canvassed by the county democratic executive committee Thursday aft ernoon. Judge Brandon's running mate, Charles S. Mcdowell, Jr.. of 2,550 over Berrien T. Phillips of Eufaula, obtained a majority of Opelika.
 Judge Brandon received 5,244 votes while Colonel Graves was given 3,162. McDowell obtained 5,33S votes compared with 2.7SS for Phillips.
 After the committee had com pleted the checking and had tabu- lated a few of the votes it adjourned to Friday when the canvass will be completed.
 S. H. Blan, of Troy, received an overwhelming majority in Mont gomery county for secretary of state. He was given 4,967 first, and 143 sec- ond choice votes compared with l. 427 first and 221 second for his near est competitor, Walter F. Miller of Tuscombia. F. R. Ryland. received 317 first and 99 second, and Henry C. West 1922 first and 161 sec ond.
 Official results of other state races in which the vote was tabulateo by the committee follow:
 State auditor. w. B. Algood, 2.795. John H. Chapman, S,2S1; William P. Cobb, 1892.
 State treasurer, c. 0. Brown, 3,37e, George W. Ellis, 4.S21.
 Commissioner of agriculture, J. M. Moore. 3,921 and 195; R. l.. Scale. 922 and 17S; James A. Wade, 2544 and 236; John B. Ward, IT'S and gel
 William T. Seibels. incumbent, de- feated Arthur B. Chiffon and J. w. Brassel for solicitor. Henry N. Hughes, incumbent, defeated Morgan S. Belser for circuit clerk. Robert c. Phelps. administration candidate, defeated Samuel D. Stearns, reform candidate for sheriff.
 Senator Charles B. Teasley re-