Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 306, 10 November 1916 — Page 8

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COMPLETE VOTE OF COUNTY

FOR ALL OFFICERS ON TICKET

Offocial totals of votes cast for the various national, state and county candidates In Wayne county at the election Tuesday, follow: STATE AND NATIONAL For First Presidential Elector. Evans Woollen, D, 5007; Walter J. Riley, R, 6112; William D. Hearick, Prog., 42; Oscar J. Current, Pro., 303; Charles Stastny, S, 12; Ernest Viewegh, S L, 83. For Second Presidential Elector. Meredith Nicholson, D, 4875; James W. Dunbar, R, 5967; J. Bodine Stalker, Prog., 39; Isaac M. Fletcher, Pro., 287;

Frank Lagler, S L, 29. For U. 8. Senator, Long Term. John W. Kern, D, 4832; Harry S. New, R; 5996; John N. Dyer, Prog, 57; El wood Haynes, Pro, 273; Joseph Zimmerman, S, 290; Ira Baker, S L, 32. For U. S. Senator, Short Term. Thomas Taggart, D, 4872; James E. Watson. R, 5832; John F. Clifford, Prog. 100; William Hickman, Pro, 302; Edward Henry, S, 298. For Governor. John A. M. Adair, D, 4959; James P. Goodrich, R. 5871; Thomas A. Daily, Prop, 64; Alfred L. Moudy, Pro, 278; William W. Farmer, S, 278; Joe Trunko, S L, 27. ' For Secretary of State. Homer L. Cook, D. 4788; Ed Jackson, R, 7989; James M. Zion, Prog, 60; Ransom Pope, Pro, 267; Max Mathews, S, 291; August Stoeffler, S L, 29. ' COUNTY 'For Representative, Sixth District Finly Gray, D, 4.964; Daniel W. Comstock, R, 6,169 (PL 1,205); George R. Carter, Prog., 86; Ralph Test. Pro., 115; C. L. Summerson, Soc., 299. For Prosecuting Attorney, Wayne County Joshua H. Allen, D, 4,350; Frank T. Strayer, R, 6,522 P1. 2,172); John Billheimer, Pro., 223; Hugh L. Spink, Soc. 289. FOR REPRESENTATIVE WAYNE COUNTY Robert E. Boren (D) 4,467; William II. Bartel, 6,118; (PI. 1,651); Earl H. Crawford (Prog) 165; Benjamin E. Hanson (P) 156; Grant J. Gilbert (S) 297. .

For Joint Representative, Wayne and Union Counties Albert F. Bell, D, 4,597; Oliver P. LaFuze, R. 6,107 (PI. 1,510); Samuel L. Ford, Soc, 306. For County Treasurer William S. Hunt, l5, 4,255;. Edward Weidner, R, 6,479 (PI. 2,224) ; Orange D. Hall, Prog., 107; Orlando Marshall, Pro., 227; Andrew J. Hart, Soc, 293. For County Recorder Henry E. Long, D, 4,593; Harry T. Fisher, R, 6,204 (PI. 1,611); C. S. Beard, Prohl, 214; Edward A. Anderson, Soc, 289. For County Sheriff , Benjamin DrischeL D, 4,482; Clem Carr, R, 6,309 (PL 1,827); James W. Jackson, Prog.,. 105; "John W. McGraw, Pro., 226; James R. Kerr, Soc, 290. For County Coroner Frederick P. Buche, D, 4,396; Roy D. Morrow, R, 6,281 (PL 1,885); Roscoe C. Parker, Prog., 97; John A. Walls, Pro., 223. For Surveyor James C. Starr, D, 4,323; Howard H. Horton, R, 6,370 (PL 2,047); James Petry, Prohi., 222. ' For Commissioner, Western District Robert E. Lee Hartman, D, 4,438; Andrew J. Simpson, R, 6,216 (PL 1,778); Isaiah Fricker, Prog., 112; Philip Franzmann, Soc, 300. For Commissioner, Middle District James F. Harris, D, 4,427; William K. Cheesman,' R, 6,263 (PL 1,836); James W. Beck, Soc, 305. For Lieutenant Governor Mason J. Niblack (D) 4,805; Edgar D. Bush (R) 5,965; Milo J. Bowman, Jr., (Prog) 61; Albert Stanley (Pro) 281; Samuel S. Condo (Soc) 292; William Holmes (S. L.) 29. For Auditor of State Dale J. Crlttenberger (D) 4,770; Otto L. Klaus (RV 5,974; William C. Camp (Prog) 64; Harry Peacock (P) 283; Russell Wyttenbach (S) 293; Harry A. Barnes (S. L.) 29. For Treasurer of State J George A. Bitler (D) 4,790; Uz McMurtrie (R) 5,961; Ward A. Smith (Prog) 63; Alexander W. Benham (P) 277; Charles R. Fenimore (S) 293; Oscar Viewegh (S. L.) 29. For Attorney General Evan B. Stotsenburg (D) 4,777; Ele Stansbury (R) 5,964; John Kingsbury

(Prog) 65; Tilghman E. Ballard (P) 281; Frank La Monte (S) 295; Henry Kuerst(S. L.) 29. For State Supt. of Public Instruction. Samuel L. Scott (D) 4,769; Horace Ellis (R) 5,983; Claudia Schad (Prog) 61;' Elcharles A. De Vore (P) 281; George Carmichael (S) 292; Frank Herder (S. L.) 29. For Chief Bureau of Statistics . Sig W. Kann (D) 4,756; Henry A. Roberts (R) 5,987; Elmer Green (Prog) 62; Laura B. Leonard (P) 284; Ross D. Brown (S) 293; Gustav Dryer (S. L.) 29. For Judge Supreme Court, 2nd District Douglas Morris (D) 4,756; David A. Myers (R) 5,996; John H. Parker (P) 284; Mathew Kuntz (S) 291; Christ . Schadd (S. L.) 30. For Judge Supreme Court 3rd District Charles E. Cox (D) 4,761; Lawson M. Harvey (R) 5,981; Elias Salsbury (Prog) 62; Benjamin F. Watson (P)

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i i o c S o si states : : Alabama 12 Arkansas ..... . . 9 Arizona 3 California 13 Colorado . . 6 . Connecticut ... 7 Delaware 3 Florida ..... . . . 6 Georgia . . .1 . . . .. 14 Idaho . . 4 Illinois 29 Indiana 15 Iowa ! . 13 Kansas . . 10 . . . Kentucky ..... . . 13 Louisiana . . 10 Maine 6 Maryland 8 . . . Massachusetts ... 18 Michigan 15 Minnesota .... 12 Mississippi .... . . 10 Missouri . . 18 Montana 4 Nebraska 8 Nevada ....... . . 3 New Hampshire 4 New Jersey ... 14 New Mexico ... . . 3 New York ..... 45 North Carolina . . 12 North Dakota. ... 5 Ohio 24 .. Oklahoma 10 Oregon 5 . . Pennsylvania . . .38 Rhode Island ... 5 . . ... South Carolina ... 9 South Dakota.. 5 .. Tennessee ..... . . 12 Texas .. .. 20 . . Utah 4 . . Vermont 4 Virginia 12 Washington 7 West Virginia. . 8 . . Wisconsin 13 Wyoming 3 TOTALS '.....'259 272 0

281; Archie Basset (S) 283; Henry Kruse (S. L.) 29. , For Judge Appellate Court 1st Dist. John C. McNutt (D) 4,763; Ira C. Batman (R) 5,970; Joseph E. Henley (Prog) 65; Albert T. Riley (P) 284; Robert B. Finchum -(S) 291; John Staehle (S. L.) 29. For Judge Appellate Court 2nd Dist. James J. Moran (D) 4,761; Ethan A. Dausman (R) 5,971; Willis E. Roe (Prog) 63; Charles P. Baldwin (P) 285; Charles L. Bourne (S) 290. For Reporter Supreme Court Philip Zoercher (D) 4,761; Will H. Adams (R) 5,976; Elmer E. Pryor (Prog) 62; F. Agnew Gillespie (P) 288; Judson O'Neal (S) 291; Alexander Burkhardt (S. L.) 29.

NOTED CONTRALTO SIGNS WITH EDISON

Miss Helen Clark, a noted concert contralto, Mill appear here for an invitation musical and scientific demonstration of tone-tests at the Murray theatre Tuesday afternoon. Many persons prominent in music circles here have already received invitations from Morton Harrison, who is representing Thomas Edison, the inventor, for whom Miss Clark has made her previous tone-tests. With Miss Clark will be Herman Sively, cellist, who has worked on tests of the reproductive qualities of the cello. Miss Clark is one of the most popular concert contraltos in the country and is well known in every big musical center. Her voice is said to have wonderful clarity and charm and ranges into mezzo soprano. Her pleasing personality combined with her intelligence of music combined with her vocal qualities in gaing her reputation. Her appearance here is regarded as a distinction for the city. No tickets will be sold.

LANNERD APPOINTED

Eli Lannerd was appointed administrator of the estate of the late Jacob Lannerd by Judge Fox of the circuit court today. The estate was valued "at $8,00. The heirs are: Eli Lannerd,

New Lisbon; Axnos Lannerd, Cambridge City; Geoi-je H. Lannerd, Cam bridge City; Willard Lannerd, Racine; Frank Lannerd, New Castle.

Every square mile of sea is estimated to contain about 120,000,000 fish.

MAKE VIOUENT ATTACK

PETROGAD, Nov. 10. A vio'l attack , on. British, positions In the Stokhod region of the Vojhynlas was made yesterday by a strong German force..

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Wrist Watches

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.- . - . .- -" . s ' Jack Eddy, first -string quarter on the Princeton varsity eleven, is back in harness for the first time since the Dartmouth game. He celebrated his reappearance with a seventy yard run for a touchdown in a twenty-minute scrimmage with the Tiger Freshman team. His work was the best seen in ths Palmer Stadium this fall. His dodging ability was used to advantage at it timM mil h ramoed awav from the line of scrimmaae time and aaain.

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On or about December 1st, the 'prices of Studebaker carsboth the FOUR and the SIX will be advanced from $75 to $100 over prevailing prices. In the face of the rapid increase in the cost of the raw materials entering into the construction of Studebaker cars, present prices have been maintained. .But now conditions in the industry have reached a point where Studebaker is forced to add a substantial increase to these, prices. , , i ....... i i.. ;..a-t...fc .! . For the past eighteen months there have been rapid advances in the cost of all raw materials entering into the manufacture of automobilesespecially on steel of all kinds, pig iron, castings, stampings, sheet metal, aluminum, leather and upholstering materials. And these advances range all the way from 40 to 150. , Studebaker has always been satisfied with a small margin of profit and you may rest assured that, even with a substantial increase over prevailing prices, both the FOUR and the SIX will still be the most powerful seven-passenger cars in the world at their prices. And you will still have to pay from $300 to $600 more to equal them in power, roominess, economy, beauty of design and all-round dependability. Our allotment of Studebaker cars at the present prices is very limited and is likely to be exhausted at any time. So, if you want to save from $75 , to $100, we urge you to come in at once.

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