Show Sharp Partisan Line Shows Up In III Poll of City County Staffs Reveal Roosevelt and Blood Preferred Voting Is Straight By JENNINGS PHILLIPS Something looked very much amiss Friday when the brought t in a new batch of votes for The Salt Lake Telegrams Telegram's straw poll L Could it be poll poli auditors ask asked d themselves that such a sharp divergence of political opinion existed among a group of workers housed under the same roof 4 0 O group roup with offices on the east eastside eastside eastside side of the building the tabulation disclosed expressed strong Republican Republican Republican lican views while that in the west wing appeared to be as Democratic in hi its preferences as a convention of Alabama judges It was the city and county building building building build build- ing poll The puzzle was solved and the auditors with light hearts and a final flourish of their pencils completed completed com corn Fridays Friday's tabulation which showed that The building as a whole favors Roosevelt two to one over Governor Landon and likes Lemke not at all Its preference in the gubernatorial rial race is Governor Henry H. H Blood Democratic incumbent al although although although al- al though his majority over Ray E. E Dillman Republican nominee and Mayor Harman W. W Peery of Ogden independent candidate is considerably considerably considerably consider consider- ably smaller than that for Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt in the presidential contest Its voting tendency is straight East wing ballots were tabulated separately from the west wing votes and the comparison showed a sharp division of election sentiment The city wing marked 51 ballots straight Republican as against 37 27 straight Democratic ballots Scratches here however gave Roosevelt a lead over Landon but Dillman made up for this deficiency Continued on Page Nine Column One lo roii r OIL REVEALS r l PARTISAN LINE NE Continued c. c from Page One 0 ith a heavy lead over Blood Peery n n a weak third Then came the deluge i The west or county wing proved I Democratic stronghold and a verible verible verible veri- veri I ble arsenal of votes for Roosevelt I nd d Blood Ballots were dropped I Poll tabulation will be f found und on onI onI I I opposite page fito to to the locked boxes in this end the building at the rate of four fourr or r Roosevelt to every everyone one marked or r Landon while Blood polled early three for every Dillman vote feery received only seven seven out ut of 9 98 tes cast on the sunset side Someone dropped a nickel in one f f. the ballot boxes Friday We mst make the slots larger 1 I Candidates tes Lead h n h Home Counties The popular adage about ts and political candidates being honor at home is far from h he truth in the case of Utah's tree candidates for governor f Latest tabulations in The Salt Lake le he Tribunes Tribune's 1936 straw poll indi- indi tes that every everyone one one of the candi- candi fates ates is making his best showing tf his home county tRay Ray E. E Dillman G. G O. O P. P candi- candi ate late has a two to one lead over overoth overoth oth th his rivals in his home county fj f Duchesne Governor Bloods Blood's ote in his home county of Davis DavisI I well over the combined vote of he e c other two contestants and Harman W. W Peery ive-independent ive is not far from a airo avo awo wo vo iro to one lead over both Blood rid id Dillman in his home county of eber Here are the totals for the can- can in their home counties Dillman Dillman Blood 0 Peery 14 Davis Blood aDavis-Blood Blood Dillman 81 ery 46 Peery l Peery Dillman lood Carbon and Weber still rank as asic 1 ic e strongest Roosevelt pro-Roosevelt counes couns coun coun- Mes es s in the state The presidents president's ad d in Carbon is about three and half alf to one and in Weber three pi 1 one |