Show l Ballots ff favor Dillman lOu i An d R Roosevelt I t tross ross daye day dai I e Diversified Opinion Is Shown in Straw f Poll Resu Results Its 50 Jot 4 t c Br JENNINGS PHILLIPS Tooele namesake and capital capita n fet cf the states state's second largest flinty coutY launches the Salt alt Lake Telegrams Telegram's straw poll on its lI d th and next to last week Mon- Mon l t y with an expression of oi po- po 1 sentiment as diversified the city's sided many-sided eco ceo lar F pIC picture t I This versatile mining smelt- smelt 1 jg ig trading farming and nd stock- stock I raising aising center in the Oquirrh foothills is indorsing President Roosevelt in the presidential hee race ace in common with all other f I II I voting one ne groups in the poll except On the other hand its gubernatorial guber guber- preference is unmistakably IL JO l It ably Republican bl T Tooele I. I e is supporting supS supporting sup sup- liOn S porting Ray Bay E. E Dillman in the three cornered contest for gov gov- T iT emori emor I has it that Tooele received re- re S i I f Legend re received received re- re i its name from the mistaken mistaken mis mis- taken laken spelling by the pioneer county clerk for tule Spanish word cord for bulrush There was waso no o mistaking Tooele's political views however when Mondays Monday's i n iI tabulation of the secret ballots t its voters marked for The Telegrams Telegram's Telegrams Telegram's Tele Tele- U grams gram's rams ram's poll was completed i They gave L For President For Governor Roosevelt Blood 44 44 etu elu Landon t. t 41 j Dillman 57 57 y- y Peery 43 43 I tJ S S f r I Fro From the scenic standpoint Oro 01 is a geographical paradox To th tM east tower the Oquirrh p mountains On the west stretches I the Great Salt lake desert and the bit famed tamed salt beds Its north vista is the Great Salt lake and to the Ie lies the wealthy silver lead an j and nd zinc mines of the Tintic I Tooele Poll Differs I Perhaps Tooele's unusual surroundings surroundings surroundings sur sur- have influenced its political political poli poll It views this year At any rate Tooele's voters are not seeing the election picture in the same light is as other smelting communities r I Midvale and Murray for In Instance Instance in- in stance voted almost solidly for fore jQ e Mayor Harman W. W Peery rider of oft t h he e Progressive Independent party's bucking horse but the OgIa Og- Og 1 den mayor ran third in the Tooele Ia D P III tabulation I all a t. t Tooele marked almost as many I 11 straight Republican as as it it did o-j o I straight Democratic ballots but I II scratching continued in the unusual I volume that has marked the poll to at g date e Jf Is the Utah metal mines strike I Influencing politics Carbon count county's coun coun- t ty's tys coal miners apparently have II I split Into three camps over the I gubernatorial election How are the metal miners viewing the picture pic pie I ture Tuesdays Tuesday's tabulation will wilI tak The Telegrams Telegram's readers into the heart of a rich silver sliver mining country Watch for its expression Although Ray Kay E. E Dillman Republican Re Re- publican candidate for governor still lUll holds the lead in the Salt Lake 1 Tribunes Tribune's statewide political poll Harman W. W Peery Progressive-In- Progressive made the best showing during the past week t a When ballots received last week ip segregated and tabulated as asI I 3 separate poll pon Peery gets per cent pf pC the total Dillman polled 33 per er cent and Governor Henry S li Blood Democrat polled per perS cent I J Comparing the last week with the previous we lr c Peery registers a again again again gain of ot 24 per cent Dillman a loss losso o of 17 11 per cent and Governor Blood r. r loss of ot 7 of 1 per cent totals of ot the three gubernatorial gubernatorial gubernatorial guber guber- candidates are Dillman 86 Peery Blood |