The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
'HERSEY-HOLBROOK
HIGH LAT PRIMARIES
STUDENTS CAST RECORD VOTE
AT A. S. u. /. PRIMARY
ELECTION THURSDAY

Lynn Hersey of Lewiston and Rob-
ert L. HolbroOk of Sweet are the final
candidates for the position of presi-
dent of the, University Of Idaho stu
dent body the next collegiate year,
according to the results of the pri-
mary election held Thursday. The
two candidates will be voted upon at
the general election to be held on
May 4, 1922. Hersey was the high
man of the primaries with a total Of
314 votes, Holbrook was second with
172, Howard "Beaney" Breshears of
Caldwell third with 161 votes, and the
fourth nominee, Rex Kimmel of Boise,
polled 102 votes.
Keen interest was taken in the prf-
mary election with most of the inter-
est centering around the presidential
race A total of $50 votes were cast,
the largest number ever cast at a uni
versity students election. Last year
500 votes were cast at the primary
and $50 were cast at the general elec-
ton two weeks later.
Three Virtually Elected
Three candidates against whom
there was no opposition were elected
at the primary, Marie Hummel Of
Boise, being reelected treasurer Of
the A. S. U. 1. with 100 votes. Joel
L. Priest jr., of Boise was named as
sociate editor of the Argonaut, Off
cial student publication, with 681 vot-
es, and Miss Evadne of Nampa was
made May Queen with 667 votes. The
associted editor becomes editor of the
Argonaut after the first semester.
Margaret Mimms of Coeur d'Alene
and Verle Bartlett of Boise reached
Al. L. 20 fo,- Df
q. l. The vote was Mimms, 534;
Bartlett, 20S and Josephine Schreib-
er of Boise, 1SS
Yell King Nominees
Victor Robinson of Lilliwant, Wash.
and Elmer Wyland of Twin Falls were
nominated for yell king, The vote on
he four primary candidates was wy
land, 2S3; Robinson, 242; Clifton
Jreelman of Lewiston LII; William
Perry of Buhl SO. All nine candidates
for membership on the athletic board
Of seven men will have their names
IN the final election ballot.
William Carpenter of Boise and
Robert Carver of Charleston, Wash.
cached the finals for the position Of
business manager OF the University
Argonaut. Carpenter got 307 votes.
Iarver 295 and Charles Pitcairn of
MOSCOW, the third nominee at the pri-
nary, was eliminated with 131 votes
Robert Cummins of Wallace and
Harold Salisbury of Mackay reached
he finals as business manager of the
ilee club, Cummins with 318 votes
md Salisbury with 24S. Wendell
Palmer of Malad with 157 votes was
Eliminated Phillip Buck of Twin
'alls and Enrol Hillman of Rexburg
re the candidates for business man
ger of university debate, Buck with
54 votes and Hillman with 277.
Heavy Vote on Girl Candidates
Agnes Cox of Genesee and Margaret
of Boise are the two NOM
nees for the position of secretary to
be board of supervisors. The vote on
he three candidates was: Cox, 315;
203, and Gertrude Shep-
ard of Burke, 1877.
Polly Thomas of Malad with 243
otes and Jean Rowlands of Wallace
18th 1876 votes were nominated for
laid of honor to the May Queen. The
ote on the two other primary cam
idates was Majorie Alberts of Pay
tie 1853; and Ruth Kutnewsky OF
oise, 1885, Ruby Gates of Boise and
arolyn Logan of Boise were named
,r page to the May Queen. The vote
n the three candidates was Gates,
%; Logan 1893; and Rita Kendrick
{ Wallace 1SS