I s r TALl AI- AI SENATE TO BE c x SOLIDLY DEMOCRAT DEMOCRATS S DON COLTON LOSES n 16 Choose Choose lj Women i Recorders Recorder es e's s Kane Kalle and Counties cou Elect Entire Rap RP Republican e ed i Ticket Canvass Unman d if To Be Finished Fin hed Within Two r Days Dayi k I IJ I f 3 J By r filbert Albert F. F Philips from the recent election in Utah in indicate that the I i oI rc um urns bo solidly Democrat Don Uon B. B B Colton in the thc Twelfth dis dis- m ill Senate enate Juan and of the c countIes of Carbon Emery Grand Gran San 1 bO cd to have Im re received cl cd a majority vote was defeated lQ ci ho tats home county him a majority and this was overcome 9 I II his 13 Dial ii 1 holdover hol senators sectors all Democrats r There were seven SC o cr counties I the other has j elected eleven others The Personnel of the Senate Semite i r a that bat party part IaUS S. S Elder and Tooele I t. t Box Bot bald ald Bevan Be h rc iles che count county J. J. TV W. G d I c t Cache he aad tl Davis l lorsa and bird dl d tr Richard ey-Richard It c Weber W. countr-W. J j. j d district 8 r U ge aDd aad Joseph Jose Do Da et Duchesne Wasatch atch James counties James counties alt An and I Salt Lake Lako county count I Rte H. H Ellz- Ellz n Dern Olson rt IY ward Allen AUen T. T Sanford it i W c KInne J. J CI Utah count county J. I t t. t district c Et II tt and nd Edward Edwar South- South to L Juan and Millard E tt b distrIct lei Stevens Ste D Or Or- Or district county count county Or ln i Lo o Jr Garti Garfield ld Flute Plute Sevier d T e e counties counties Ginnie Quince Kimball ne e district Beaver Beater Iron Kano ew trench U. U. U. U T. T Jones I d Carbon arbon distrIct i h and W VV T. T Juan Cn an nd lu I he House there will be eight Is e nine Republicans The Tho oa d a Hr house nil Dem- Dem el o of the mower O J q oc unless v. v otherwise noted will be I follows A. A Baxter e Bet Bel C. EI Elder Elder-C tr-C. tr G G. Ad Adney nc Y R It I ICI ci CI C. he L. 1 K tt Meyers J J. J E E. Cardon I 1 W IL H. Ballard J Arbon-J J. J E. E E Holmes r l Francis H II a der William ONell i P. P. P E E. E Johnson John KIng Kins Grind Grand Grand-A A. A R R. l. l Brown Wlford Wilford Day vR tit Drab L. Jub I C. C Doty DoU K ule lane ne William R Joeeph Joseph P. P R n P. P P. 1 II Croft Crol I R n amuel Samuel L I. rage tabe John B. B Kennedy Kenned tit Lake Lake Charles Charlea C. C Richards ds Ar- Ar Anna PIercey Francis W. W pm I m F. F Eugeno Morris 1 Frank Tank R. R tram tan Robert E E. Currie Currle Debra E. E ely John Hanson Jr Grace Strat- Strat dl ire they Francis Juan Francis Neilson R Robert Robert II HInckley and amI fury R. R Thomas John Seller John E B. 8 iler- iler Hepler F. F Frank Frank PIn I tm Kelly L. L. L W W. Curry Curr luh Alma Loh-Alma Alma Greenwood 1 I. I H. H Maaea Maa- Maa It ea J. J 0 O. Bullock and Lorenzo R. R Arr Ar- Ar r pit t. t I Isaac eMr Se tr Isaac N. N Pierce R Thomas Thomaa R D D. D D. D McKay cKEl and Mur- Mur J ir Jacobs fio counties In the tho state elected the theire ire Republican ticket They are IM and Morgan Sox Jor Elder county ed a i Republican representative tF 1 11 a Republican commissioner rC li Ii R n Republican clerk sheriff sherif I Jl I d recorder Grand nd a I. I Republican It county attorney assessor and Iron a Republican iU lire commissioner ilea cler treasurer id county CO attorney a 1 an representative and recorder Sana SanI San- San I a Republican commissioned and vor eor while Cherry Chern for supreme I Mie n Is carried the county count a Re- Re U Uan D sheriff l recorder treasurer ne-I ne al county attorney In lr San Juan ever every except the candidate for ate ater at- at er e 7 was iras elected Wayno Warno 1 elected a II sheriff an and a surveyor tt et ft Re Republicans publicans elected two I J tine tins a and aad pd a a. a i. i county count clerk clerIc while Bolt nit el elected td a Republican recorder e I Set ullen tea unties counties elected women as deu ders rf Emery EmerT chose a woman reder re re- der and treasurer and Garfield tC acted a a. woman cl eh clerk rk w man and m. m recorder I ot of totes es Is s' s nearing nearing- complo- complo most J of the tho co Cour unties and will t H a day dar or two I If aaR OW Wen been that the canvass of the tho votes practically practically- c memo mem- mem hof lf the he o are aro their shit- a about ut as to the me men en m mist mcH ost suit suit- e fer pr ie dent of the Senate and andu cr f ot f the he House Because the time blean tl 1 n control u both houses li S tho the K nn n- n mInority Can have to rth 1 h they h hope ille the Presiding off ott of- of be e of f the best besl timber that t bt be For found fO among Democrats Olt oat t Ire ld t e If t the Senate the man f 1 y mentioned I Is Judge Jude J. J tt declare n my 1 that of at Salt ho he Lake Ills His th the has long Jong been Stab tah and n of the state both i In n W Idaho o. o that hat ho Is la thoroughly that Glary law Jaw and Is ls and an that tees hV 8 even had even nen had Wield make Aad he no others t tr an id Ideal cal presiding of- of b aita Ion n sg g experience In the legI leK s of Idaho and In friends bs Utah b believe I fit hint him ln In tr far the every JIO o of Funk urge arge his of Cache will claims l flIS for or the presidency The II trite trIM In Thoy ho hold that ho lie has hash th the C office an and d not had and fh found round with w It h 11 his this or for tl theIr slogan slog 8 c claims to C the Democrat lt au of oC floe tho house but ono one onor r rd of of Salt vested alt C d that hat Is JUdge C. C Coi C C. Lake T th Judge Richards Ichards n oi Of t th the o Democrat county committee of or Salt Lake Lake and of the I Democrat Je legislative convention which t j nominated d aim by acclamation for representative rep rep- i and is declared to be a a splendid parliamentarian Ho No is 1 lar mar with tho the members elect and the I 1 will be he thrust upon upon him hIm unless he absolutely forbids the use of his name nam Though the session of tho the assembly Is 18 limited to sixty days das man many Democrats would like to fill over every of of- ice fico and the they have already alread begun tomake to tomake make male life miserable for the thc solons solons- I elect It will probably be tho last opportunity op- op opportunity opportunity op op- In ear to I they will have havo years draw a salary from Crom tho the public crib clIb hence the they want it H now Places Inthe in inthe I the legislature do not have havo attached to them resignations signed in blank so eo those fortunate enough h to be appointed know that t their tenure Is assured red for tor forat forat i i at least sixty days clays and should th there Te t bo an extra session thirty days more moro Hence too the number of or applicants for tor th the several Jobs Indications are that there will Ill be a n. spirited fight for the tho several places As a 1 well known Demo Democrat put It yee- yee es Now that there aro are no more I 1 swivel swi chair jobs fobs In Washington no nomore nomore I Imore more opportunities to wear a soldiers soldier's uniform without having hayIng to take lake a a chance In tho the trenches or In the field hold I Ino no more chances to bo be dress parado parade boys bos In khaki tho the day 60 Job with a n possible thirty moro at 1 U to 3 a day i with little to do looks good to th the lads and tho they are aro getting getting- bus busy When hen i the bo boys s 's who have seen real service who have made mado the fight tight return home the pretty bo boy who was wat afflicted with flat feet reet who had a bad tooth whose hearing hearIng- was had bad or who had a young I wife wire to care for COl will have o no show So thI this thin is the tha last Jast chance for Cor tho the stay stay- ta I homes at and they do do- donot not purpose to let Jet an any ground grow under their feet but are after aCter the last political Job that will ever over bo be In sight for tor them