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Show EST OF STATE I TICKET HERE I IS REPUBLICAN I Senator King, Colton and Leatherwood Go Back to Congress EtAGE VERY CLOSE I Junior Solon Safe With Plurality of 680, Pos- sibly More I THE 2123 vote plurality given giv-en Senator William H. M King in Weber county won the election for him and once agnin Weber county is the pivotal county in an important impor-tant election In 1914 Weber county piled up a sufficient majority for jj Senator Reed Smoot to insure hifl election over James H. I ! Moyle. Senator Smoot would not have been elected in 1914 had not Weber county given him a substantial majority and again in 1922 Senator William I H. King would have been de- I rested but for his vote in tuis ;! county SALT I.AKK Nov. 0. (By the A- I 91 elated Press.) Complete unofficial n Wspaper returns, from all counties j I 'how that Senator William H. King, j jl r.,t, was reelected to the United, j Slat, s senate by a majority over Er-nest Er-nest Bamberger. Republican, of 631. The Democratic candidates for the j M lovv.-r house of congress have appar- I I entlj railed with the present Re- I publican Incumbents. Don B. Colton and E. O. Leatherwood, returned by majorities in excess of 1000. 'i" . R. publli ina also carried on the M othi-r state tick ts. such as justice I I ..! the supreme court and superln-J I ndent of public Instruction. In whlcrul IH rami - W Cherry and Dr. C. N Jen-g H sen. respectively, were the victors. The entire Salt Lake county Repub- j llcan ticket has Leon elected with rl of Emery for sherlr'-", WLm late returns show. vote lor JUng in Weber County Gains Final check of election figures for JjH . ..I a1 id.. and to- .lay under direction oi county clerk I i a. Van Dyi ' r .'. s tho U olosenese In which some of the c-andi- I dates were elected. r H A careful canvass and re-check. H while offieial. .-hows that I I Sheriff Richard Pincock won over J H 'i hi.- . on w tested race of the county and the r7 H suit was In doubt until late Wedue J Sheriff Pmeock polled a total , 5298 votes against 5237 for Huban J according to the figures. Official figures as cheeked with t ' tallies of the judges show that Sen j tor William it. King, i em ... I over Ernest Bamberger In W.ter ' I s. 1 M . his t nan waH I claimed bj the i m. n is up- parent by the flur.-s, as om pared EsB with the unofficial figures throughout . i h stat.-. t hat t in- . mtv . H turned th tldeagali il Bambergei and I -elee. .1 Senator !viu 'I !i x I H Ring's vote as 6 51-1 and Bamber- p ber's -J3S1 marked the . !.-c- ' M (Continued; on I'agC Three.) J Ml klavBsil WWL 1 Vj ! u (Continued frrmi Page Onci Uion of Arthur G. Berrett as county I assessor over Gilbert Thatcher. Lei -i rett went over with the slight majority ma-jority of 79 votes, the vote being 512G7 for Berrett and 5 18S for Thatcher. David Jensen. Republican, won over W. J. Darker for the state senate byl a majority of 13f, votes. I Judge George S. Barker defeated Th'omaa J. Sfaglnnia In this county by. )14i.5 votes, exclusive of a majority to i still come from Morgan and Davis counties. VAN in KI UK. II MAN. Iiwrcnee . Van Dyke. Republican I victor In the county clerk race, was) high man on the Republican county ticket, polling C142 votes as compared with 4402 for Ernest L. Wilkinson, ; Democratic candidate, i Figures on other candidates are being be-ing cheeked and ivlm 1.. il today In I the county clerk's office and the can-vass can-vass and final official vote will not j be completed until late tomorrow. So figures had yet loen compiled (today to show the exact oles gathered gath-ered by the Farmer-Labor and Social-list Social-list parties. However, a glance at th? (tally sheets indicate that in the, city I the o'- went ahou! one-third of .the Ivote cast for th3 two major parties. In the-county, however, the Farmer- Labor and Socialist votes were not so I heavy. MIXED COUNTS IU ILDING. When the new county officers take jiharge on January 2, next, the court I iiouse will be rathec scrambled as far las party candidates are concerned, h h. re will be two Democratic county commissioners and one Republican. iThe county clerk's office will be dl-rected dl-rected by a Republican; a Democrat Will hold torth In the county treasurer's treas-urer's office; a Republican will hoid the reins in the co-inty assessor's of- flee; a Democrat will rule In the office of-fice of the county recorder; the sheriff is Republican; the "ounty surveyor is Republican and the two district ludges are also members of the G. O. IV oo . |