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Show BigVotePredictedFor Big BigVoteP BigVotePredicted V otePredicted VotePredicted otePredictedFor redicted redicted1'or For 1'or 1or ' Colton in inBasin inBasin inBasin Basin Counties CountiesThe The November election has a aspecial aspecial aspecial special Interest for Ulntah Uintah county countythis countythis this year Inasmuch as one of Its itsnative Itsnative native sons Don B Colton Colwn Is the theRepublican theRepublican RepubUcan Republican nominee for governor governorsaid governorsaid said a political forecast In the Trl Trlbune Tn Tnbune Tribune TribuneThe bune buneThe The Republicans are certain the thecounty thecounty thecounty county county111 \ will \\111 111 ill respond respQnd to the local localpride localpride pride stimulus and give him a ahandsome ahandsome ahandsome handsome majority And they are arehopeful arehopeful hopeful that the Colton Influence Influencewill influencewill Influencewill will willcarry carry Ulntah Uintah for the thl ' entire enUre G 0 Go G0 o 0 P ticket & said &aid aid the commentDemocratic commentDemocratic comment . Democratic ob observers . ' > ervl'r'l ervlrl ' ' concede concedethat concedethat concedetliat that Colton Coiton might carry the thl ' county countybut countybut countybut but bJ bJno.here b . , nowhere no.here nohere noahere . near the majority majorityt majoritythe majoritylie t ( the he Republicans anticipate As for forthe forthe forthe the remainder of the state and andI andconTf andcongressional andcongressional conTf congressional ! ; ' < . , lonal ticket tlckl't tlcklt ' tt U e t ' } concedenothing concede I nothing The sample tended to confirm confirmtht confirmthe confirmthe tht the ' Rep Repibllcan 11 iilicalt > ) II'an IIan ( ' apprlll appraisal < ; aI with re cc ccsiset respect pect sis-et sis et - to the gubernatorial con contR contest contest tR test t b it not a as to tlie the prf lresident lresidenttori presidentind ) ' ldent ldentmd md tori tlie tht the " United UnltC'ct UnltCct ' < ; State's States tatf ' ' , , > senate enate A Acros Aero.ss Across cros ero.ss eross . , > ' section 'iectlon iectlon of ot Vernal VI'Tlul.l VITlul.l VITlull ' . voters who whosupported whosupported upportpd supported , > Roosevelt Roo'lf'vl'lt Roolfvllt ' ' ' in 1936 1916 lP36 In the thesame thesnme 1me same ! ratio a as did tlie the county countv as a'l al ' a aholt aahole awhole \\holt holt ahole \ ' give g\Vf g Vf ' \ ' a 'Iub Iub ' substantial , > tantlal majority majorityto to Colton over his Democratic op opponl'llt opponent opponent ponl'llt ponlllt ponent ' Herbert B Maw but it al alS also also S so ( ) placed Roosevelt ahead of Will Willkif Willkie Willkip kif kie ' and Abe > Murdockahead Murdock ahead of ofPhilo ofPhllo Philo T Farnsworth FarM\\orth FarM orth Farnsaorth \ Jr In the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States senate contestWalter contest contE'st contestWalter ' Walter K Granger Grangf't Grangft ' " and I.eRQy IeRQy TeRoy I.eRQyB TeRoyB I . < eRoyB B Young Democratic and - Repub Repub- Repute- Repute RepubHcan Reputelican Republican - , lican Hcan nominees nQminees for congress dis displayed displayed displayed sameI played approximately the same samestrength samestrength samestrength I strength but the undecided undl'clded undlclded ' vote voteQn voteon Qn on this oCt office Ice was large enough to tobe tobe be the controlling controlHng factorThe factorThe factor The Democratic shift to Colwn Cotton In the sample was wa . , > 33 per cent and andthis andthis andthis this was reduced rl'ducl'd rlducld ' ' to ' slightly 'IlIghtly IlIghtly less lessthan lessthan lesathan ' than 3 3o 30 per pl'r plr ' cen cent t by Republicans Republicanswho Republicanswh0 Republicanswho who wh0 Indicated thaf that thar ' they would wouldscratch wouldscratch Cratch scratch ' ! for MawThe MawThe Maw MawThe The Roo Roosevelt . f'vf'lt fvflt ' ' to WUlkle Wlllkie Willkle move move- movement movement movement - - ment amounted to 15 per cent but butI'xaclly butexactly butexactly I'xaclly Ixaclly exactly ' one ont ' half of this was wipedo wiped o 0 it bv by a reVf'r reVfr reverse ' e ' > t trend rend of 1936 1936'T 1936I 1936T 'T T ' T ' . it 1.1 11 si don " supporters "upportRr upportRr to Roosevelt RooseveltThe RooseveltThe RooseveltThe I RooseveltI The netchange net change on president prl'sident prlsident ' was wasme wasmme wasme farI me mme of tlie thl the ' < ; smallest mallest found thus far farIn farin farin I In the thl ' s irseyDuchesm irvey Inf'V InfV irsey irveyDuchesr ' . Duchesr Duchesm DuchC ' ' > 1 e I ' county cotititv Republicans RRpublicans ex cx cxpert I pert Pf't Pft ' ( ' Colton Cotton to win there bv by a alarge alarge large maj ritv rltv and 'Iubstantlally Iubstantlally substantially ' substantiallyhpip substantiallyhelp 11'lp 11lp help ( ' ttie thl the ' other G 0 0 P candidate candidates candidatesFlie candidatesrhe , > nll Flie ' ' sample 'lampiI lampiI ' Indicated that he will willbut willbut willbut but putthem putthl'm possibly po5 . jbl } not imot enough I'nough Inough ' to put thl'm thlm them ' overOne overOne over overOne One Rep Rf'p Rfp ' ibllran Ibl'an Iblan iblk-an iblk an ( ' - leader leadf'r leadfr ' \ who aho ho ha hantade hasmade , > made ntade a raref can'f canf ' il II ml check chl'k chlk ' { of all the theOff theores tlienre Off ores ' ( < ti 11 it rts eta In the II time ! ! ' ' county r'ollntv rollntv declarf'd declarfd declared declaredtl declarf'dIt declaredIi ' It Ii nt at C ' C It i . would .ould ould sould get gl't glt ' n a majority majorityn majoritytm n tm ' ewheie I'whelp Iwhelp ewhiete between betwf'en betwfen ' 500 and 1000 1000v v tf tes ' , > o 0 t f r t Duct DUr'1 DUr1 lucl ) ' esnp I'lInp IlInp eerie ' ai al am d that thatthf thattime thattlie thf time ' oti ot ott ! er f'r fr ' ) > Republican publlcan state tate and andcongrl'i.Slo andcongressior andcongressloi congrl'i.Slo congrli.Slo congrliSlo congressior ' ' . , al at nominees nomlnee sto ' \ wolid 0 tld mid car carI carry carry carry ry It bv by lesser Il'ssf'r Ilssfr teaser ' ' margins B it he hewa'I hewas hewa-s hewa s wa'I waI was . _ - ' more optlmL optimistic tlc than the generni gen genen general en eral ! . I run nm of RepublicansDl'mocrat RepublicansDcntocrat Republicans RepublicansDemocrats genI I ' Democrats Dl'mocrat Dlmocrat Dcntocrat . . , while conceding that thatColton thatCotton thatColton thebasin Colton Cotton s a wld wide ( ' acquaintance In the basin will undoubtedly help hl'lp hllp ' him himpredicted himpredicted I prl'dlcted prldlcted predicted ' that Maw will w1ll carry the thecOlin thecounty thecounty cOlin county ty along with the remainder or of orthf ofthe ofthe sional thf the ' Democratic Dt'mocrat1c Dtmocrat1c ' ticket stateand state and congressional congressional congres orI I I I I I advantagto advantageto Thfmple Tlie Thf The ' s " \ imple \mple mple gave the advanlagl advantage ' to tlie the Democrats ' > straight traight down downthe downthe dowlthe the line lint " although their respective respectivemargln'I respectivemargins respectivemargins margln'I marglnI margins . ' varied widely Colton was wasonly wasonly wasonly only a sl si , > t ade under Maw and Will Willkil Willkie Willkle kil kie ' wa was but a few notches under underRQosevelt underRoosevelt underRoosevelt RQosevelt Roosevelt Thirty three per cent centof centof or of th the thl ' Democrats Dl'mocrats Dlmocrats Iemocrats ) ' Included In the thecross thecross I ColI cross section scratched for Col Colton Colton Colton ton b it hi his , > ; gain l1aln was reduced al ai almost aimost almost most one half by Republicans who whosaid whosaid . said they thpy would vote for MawThe Maw Tlie The Democratic to Colton tTf'nd tTfnd trend trendwas trendwas ' was as < ; strong trong in Duchesne as Uln U'in Uin U'intah Ulntah ' tah but tt ii e cr counteracting t R.epub Repub . Republlcan R.epublican bttt : tte , aew aewcr : ; : . lican n nbttt to Maw drift was much < . more moremarked moremarked e marked In DuchmesneOt Duchesne Duchmesne Oi 01 Ot e notable difference dlfff'rence dlfffrence ' in the theUintah theUlntah Ulntah Uintah and Duchesne Duchl'sne Duchlsne Duehesne ' ; samples camples was wason wason on the thl ' Rooaevelt Roo.se\elt Roo.seelt Roo.se Roose elt Roo-seselt Roo seselt . - \ to Wlllkle Willkle WllkIe move movement ml'nt mlnt ment ' Whereas Wherea , > it was campara compara camparaI comparatively comparalively tively \ weak ellk in Ulntah Uintah It was wa'I waI . 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