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The Barnstable Patriot
GOV. FOSS RE - ELECTED
Lieut enant-Gov ernor and Secretary Democrats i
A(\ l ' l] COD DEUOCRiT KLECTED TO CONGRESS
GOVERNOR EUGENE N. FOSS
Massachus etts v.as swept from her
political moorings last Tuesday. For
the
^
first time since the Republican
pa rty was established she gave a
plurality for a Democratic pr esidential
candidate and turne d over her elec-
t oral vote to Wilson and Marshall.
The old Hay State also elected
Governor Foss for a third ter m by a
pl urali ty exceeding even that which
she gave him in 1910—which was then
35,000 over Draper—and 40,000 more
than his lead of 8000 last year over
Frothingham.
This Commonwealth elected a Dem-
ocratic lieutenant governor for the
first time in her history. David I.
Walsh of Fitchburg , who hist year
lost the State to Robert Luce of
Somerville by about 4uOO votes , is the
man upon whom this unique honor
has fallen. Walsh' s plurality was
nearly 40,000. ,
Here , as throughout the countr y,
the Democrats owe their overwhelm-
ing victory to the split of the Republi-
can ^;e
by
Roosevelt' s new organiza-
tio n, ™hich is now a "political party "
in Massachusetts under the statute
defining as such any organization
which polls tii ree per cent, of the
total vote of governor. This will give
the pro gressive party all the privileges
now enjoyed by the Republican and
the Democratic parties , and will ob-
viate the necessit y of naming their
candidates by nomination papers , as
they were obliged to do this year.
The birth of this party thus insures
a trian gular contest at the polls next
year.
The Democrats also swept the coun-
try electin g their presidential ticket
in thirt y-seven of the 48 states. The
Republican electors were successful
in only throe states and nopp'blv foit "
at the most. The Pro gressives car-
ried six state s.
Of the 531 Electors chosen Wilson
has over 400, 2M5 only being necessar y
to choose.
The result of the election in this
state was as fol lows:
Presidential Electors
For President and Vice Pre sident
Wilson and Marshall
At Larg o
Jo hn W. Cumm lncs of Fall River
William A. Gnston of Boston
District
i Ti!itii» t v nnhertv of WestGeM
2. Edward H. Lathro p of Sprin gfield
3. Frank H. Pope of Leomlnster
4. Joh n F. Meaney of Blackston e
6. J. Joseph O'Connor of Lowell
f> . Charles A. Russell of Gloucest er
7. Walter H. Creamer of Lj nn
8. Thomas K. Dwjer of Wakefleld
9. Jame s H. Malone of Chelsea
10. Joh n J. MRlioney of Boston
11. Joseph H. O1Neil of Boston
12. James F. Powers of Boston
13. Charles B. Strecker of Brooklln e
14. Albion C. Drlnkwater of Bralntr ee
15. Thomas F. Hlgglns of Fall River
16. George M. Harlow of Plymouth
Governor
*Eugene N. Foss, D, Boston.
Lieutenant-Governor
David I. Walsh , D, Fitchbur g.
Secretary
Frank J. Donahue , D, Boston.
Treasurer
•Elmer A. Stevens , R, Somerville.
Auditor
•John E. White , R, Tisbur y.
Attorney-Genera )
•James M. Swift , R, Fall River.
Congressman
Thomas C. Thacher , D, Yarmouth.
Councillor—1 st District
•Eben S. S. Keith of Bourne.
Senato r—G,ape District
•Edric Eldridge of. Yarmouth .
Representa tives—Barnstable Co.
First District
•Charles L. Gifford of Barnstable.
Second District
Henr y H. Sears of Dennis.
Third District
•Jerome S. Smith of Province town.
County Commissioner
Benjamin F. Bourne of Bourne.
. • County Treasurer
'Edwa rd L. Chase of Barnstable.
•Be-elected
Vote of Barnstable
Presiden tial Electors—Chafln 16,
Debs 2, Reimer 1, Roosevelt 471, Taft
219, Wilson 296.
Governo r—Bird 394, Fobs 295, Mul-
ligan 1, Rand 9, Sawyer 4, Walker
276.
„ Lieuten ant Governo r—Cosgrove 339
Evans 8, Luce 317, Martin 143, Me-
Goff 2, Walsh 112.
Secretary—Donah ue 202, Hayes 8,
La ngtry 317 , Lindstrand 1, Nash 1
1
,
W ood 342.
Treasurer—Chace 20, Craig 6, Keit h
352, St. Coeur 189, Stevens 290, Weiss
3.
Auditor— Carens 189, Grilfin 16,
La Riviere 292 , McDride 15, McNally
2, White 348.
Attorney-General —Anderson 190,
Bohmbach 1, Cro mmett 11, Xewton
297, Roewer 1, Swift 370.
Congressman—Bullock 191, Palme 5
Thacher 464 , Thompson 296.
i Councillor—G reen 201, Keith 572.
Senator—Bodflsh SOS , Burgess 73,
Eldridge 307.
Representative—Chip man 23, Gif-
ford 458, McCann 263, Small 222.
County Commissioner—Bourn e 439,
Soule 4G5.
County Treasurer—Chase 677.
Amendment—(Chap. 21 Resolves of
19121—Yes 373, Xo 134.
Amendment— (Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 344, No 115.
(Chap. 503 Act s of 1912)—Yes 318,
No 207.
Vote of Brewster
Presidential Electors—Chafl n 2,
Roos eveit 80, Taft 32, Wilso n 39.
Governor—Bird 53, Foss 29, Rand 2,
Walker 57.
Lieutenant Governor—Cosgrove 53,
Evans 3, Luce 52, Walsh 26.
Secretary—Donahue 24, Hayes 2,
Langtry 44, Nash 2, Wood 75.
Treasurer—Chace 5, Keith 57, St.
Coeur 50, Stevens 47.
Auditor—Carens 19. Griffin 2, La
Riviere 53, McBride 1, White 51.
Attorney-General—Anderson 17,
Bohmbach 6, Crommett 4, Newton 53,
Swift 51.
Congressman—Bullock 32, Thacher
63, Thompson 46.
Councillor—Green 23, Keith 67.
Senator—Bodfish 56, Burgess 9,
Eldridge 63.
Representative—Poor 52, Smith 49.
Count y Commissioner—Bourne 59,
Soule 39.
County Treasurer—Chase 80.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 39, No 13.
Amendment— (Chap. 115 Resolves
of 191 2)—Yes 42, No 13.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
48, No 15.
Vote of Chatham
Presidential Electors—Cha fln 10,
Debs 2, Reimer 1, Roosevelt 160, Taft
64, Wilson 69.
Governor—Bird 115, Foss 57, Mulli-
gan 1, Rand 6, Walker 95.
Lieutenant Governor—Cos grove 97,
Evans 10, Luce 97, Martin 1, McGoff
3, Walsh 22.
Secretar y—Donahue 36, Hayes 1,
Langtr y 98, Lindstran d 1, Nash 7,
Wood 88.
Treasurer—Chace 10, Craig 1, Keith
100, St. Coeur 36, Stevens 87. <
Auditor—Carens 34, Griffin 20, La
Riviere 81, McBride 1, White 103.
Attorne y-General— Anderson 38,
Bohmbach 1, Crommett 7, Newton 87,
Swift 108.
Congressm an—Bullock 57, Thacher
124, Thompson 69.
Councillor—Gree n 37, Keith 161.
Senator—Bodfish 90, Burgess 23,
Eldrid ge 125.
Representative— Crowell 95, Ray-
croft 31, Sears 123.
Count y Commissioner—Bourne 134,
Soule 110.
Count y Treasurer—Chase 158.
Amendment— (Cha p. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 87, No 29.
Amendment— (Cha p. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 88, No 22.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
68, No 55.
Vote of Dennis
Presidential Electors—Chafln 4,
Roosevel t 182, Taft 99, Wilson
" 86.
Governor—Bird 118, Fosb 77, Rand
4, Walker 148.
Lieutenant Governor—Cosgrove 86,
Evans 4, Luce 160, Martin 1, McGoff
3, Walsh 54.
Secretar y—Donahue 36, Hayes 1,
Langtr y 139, Lindstrand 1, Nash 5,
Wood 95.
Treasurer—Cha ce 6, Craig 2, Keith
96, St. Coeur 35, Stevens 146.
Auditor—Carens 34, Griffin 5, La
Riviere 81, McBride 2, McNally 1,
White 163.
Attorne y-Genera l—Anderson 32,
Bohmbach 1, Crommett 2, Newton 74,
Swift 186.
Congressman— Bullock 80, Palme 1,
Thacher 199, Thompson 42.
Councillor—G reen. 37, Keith 231,
Bassett 1. #
Senator—Bodfish 96, Burgess 18,
Eldridge 179.
Representative—C rowell 103, Ray-
croft 75, Sears 192.
Count y . Commissioner—Bourne 219
Soule 84.
Count y Treasure r—Chase 190.
Amendmen t—(Cha p. 21 Resolves o?
1912)—Yes 84, No 18.
Amendment— (Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 86, No 16.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
-65, No 44.
Vote of Harwicn
Preside ntial Electors—Ch afln 2,
Debs 7, Roosevelt 172, Taft 95, Wilson
78. '
Governor —Bird 120, Foss 71, Rand
1, Sawyer 6, Walker 130.
Lieutena nt Govern or—Cosgrove 112,
Evans 4, Luce 132, Martin 6, Walsh 57.
Secretary —Donahue 50, Hayes 7,
Langtry 1
22, Lindstran d 1, Nash 2.
Wood 95.
Treasurer —Chace S, Keith 103, St.
Coeur 45, Stevens 121. Weiss 6.
Auditor—Car ens 35, Griffin fi. La
Riviere 84, McBride 7, White 146.
Attorney- General—An derson 39,
Bohmbach 1, Crommett 2, Newton 85,
Roewe r 15, Swift 148.
Congre ssman—Bull ock 54, Palme 5.
Thacher 190, Thompson 67.
Councillor —G reen 48, Keith 200.
Senator— Bodflsh 95. Burgess 21 .
Eldridge 151.
Representativ e—Crow el! 87, Ray-
croft 44, Sears 167.
County Commissioner—Bo urne 199.
Soule 89.
County Tr eaPii mr—(:hrisr> 205.
Atrendmcnt — (Ch ap. 21 Resolves of
!)1- —Yes 123. No 40.
An 'ei' dmenl—- ,'Chn i- . IK , Repolve?
.f 1912)—Yes 116, Vo ?.0.
'f' hnp. "03 Art s of 1912)— Yo-
•f'3. Xo 09.
Vote
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of Provincetown
Presidenti al Ein-.»~-- - ^>- -•¦
1 h-- 1 T'cim-r 1, Roosevelt 2o5 . Ta ft
!>•» . Wil?o n 163.
Governor—K ird 101, Foss 14S , Hand
\ Sawyer 1, Walker 185.
Lieutenr.n t Governor- -Ccsgrove 9H
Mv.'i r.s 4. I lire 150, Martin 3, McGoff
2, Walsh 134.
Secreta ry—Donahue 102, Hayes 3
Tjingtry 135, Lindstrand 1, Nash 4,
Wood 91.
Treasurer— Chace 7, Craig 2, Keith
99, St. Coeur 93, Stevens 131, Weiss 3
Auditor—Caren s 93, Griffin -5, La
Iliviere 86, McBride 2, McNally 2.
White 134.
Attorney-Gener al—Anderson 92.
bohmbach 1, Crommett 2, Newton 98.
Roewer 4, Swift 138.
Congressman —Bullock 66, Palme
3. Thacher 274, Thompson 59.
Councillor—Green 89, Keith 209.
Senator —Bodflsh 119. Burgess 27.
Eldridge 195.
Rep resentative —Poor 61, Smit h 359.
County Commissioner—Bourne 280.
Soule 111.
County Trea surer—Chase 190.
Amendment —(Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Ye s 146 . Xo i7.
Amendment —(Chap. 115 Resolves
ol 1912)—Yes 129, No 22.
(C hap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
96, No 77.
Town of Bourne
Presidential Elect ors—Chafln 10,
Roosevelt 191, Taft 13b , Wilson 112.
Governor— Bird 151, Foss 114, Mul-
ligan 1, Rand 9, Walker 156.
Lieutenant Govern or—Cosgrove 128
Evans 11, Luce 179, Ma rtin 1, McGoff
2, Walsh 87.
Secretary—Donahue 80, Hayes 4,
La ngtry 165, Lindstrand 1, Nash 10,
Wood 121.
Treasurer—Chace 13, Keith 141, St.
Coeur 62, Stevens 162, Weiss 2.
Auditor—Carens 70, Griffi n 13, La
Riviere 105, McBride 2, W hite 183.
Attorney-General—An derson " 69,
Crommett 9, Newton 114, Roewer 1
,
Swift 192.
Congressman—BullocK 110, Thacher
187, Thompson 121.
Councillor—Green 57, Keith 336.
Senator—Bodfish 151 , Burgess 43,
Eldridge 188.
Repre sentative—Chipman 23, Gifford
130, McCann 71, Small 202.
County Commissioner—Bourne 343,
Soule 86.
County Treasure r—Chase 239.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 158, No 50.
Amendment?—(Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 135, No 46.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
143, No 69.
Vote of Falmouth
Presidential Electors—Chafln 8,
Roosevelt 246, Taft 170, Wilson 147.
Governor—Bird 185, Foss 137, Mul-
igan 2, Rand 9, Walker 231.
Lieutenant Governor—Cosgrove 154
Evans 6, Luce 250, Walsh 124.
Secre ta ry—Donahue 101, Hayes 5,
Langtry 234, Lindstrand 1, Nash 12,
Wood 151.
Treasurer—Chace 15, Keith 155, St.
Coeur 90, Stevens 236.
Auditor—Carens 96, Griffin 16, La
Riviere 125. MeBrlde 1, White 259.
Attorney-General—Anderson 113,
Bohmbach 1, Crommett 8, Newton 133,
Roewer 1, Swift 271.
Congressman—Bullock 160, Palme
1, Thacher 241, Thompson 152.
Councillor—Green 118, Keith 368.
Senator—Bodflsh 182, Burgess 117,
Eldridge 230.
Representative—Chipman 21, Gif-
ford 286, McCann 112, Small 127.
County Commissione r—Bourne 327,
foule 193.
Count y Treasurer—Chase 322.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 233. No 47.
Amendment— (Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 230. No 46.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
193, No 109.
Vot e of Yarmouth
Presidential Electors—Chafln 1,
De
"Bs I, Roosevelt 147. Taft 106, Wil-
son 67.
Governor—Bird 111, Fobs 68, Rand
2, Walker 143.
Lieutenant Governor—Cos grove 98,
Evans 3, Luce 147, Martin 5, McGoff
17, Walsh 37.
Secretar y—Donahue 53, Hayes 3,
Langtr y 142, Lindstrand 1, Nash 1,
Wood 96.
Treasurer—Chace 1, Crai g 1, Keith
96, St. Coeur 54, Stevens 139, Weiss 2.
Auditor—Carens 52, Griffin 3, La
Riviere 99, McBride 1, McNally 2,
White 150.
Attorne y-General—Anderson 46,
Crommett 4, Newton 85, Roewer 1,
Swift 165.
Congressman—Bullock 74, Thacher
184, Thompson 58.
Councillor—Green 53, Keith 205.
Senator—Bodflsh 93, Burgess 14,
Eldridge 186.
Representative—Cro we
'ii 97, Ray-
croft 30, Sears 190.
Count y Commissioner—Bou rne 203,
Soule 85.
Count y Treasurer—Chase 207.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 111, No 35.
Amendment— (Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 102. No 46.
(Cha p. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
101, Nq 49.
Vote of Truro
Presidential Electors..Chafln 1,
Roosevelt 58, Taft 13, Wilson 32.
Governor—Bird 39, Fobs 22, Walker
35.
Lieutenant Governor—Cos grove 36,
Luce 31, Walsh 20.
Secretar y—Donahue 14, Langtr y34,
Wood 35. *
Treasurer—Chace 3, Keith 38, St
Coeur 9, Stevens 3L
Auditor—Carens 13, Griffin 2, La
Riviere 36, White 34.
Attorn« y-General- *Anderson 16 New
ton 37, Swift 34.
Congressman—Bullock 18, Thacher
54, Thompson 23.
Councillor—Green 16, Keith 43.
Senator—Bodfish 45, • Burgess 4,
Eldrid ge 33.
Representative—Poor 40. 8mlth 46.
Count y Commissioner—Bourne 48,
Boole 38.
Count y Treasurer—Chase 54.
Amendment— (Chap.21 Resolves of
1912)—Yea 36, No 6.
Amendment—(Chap . 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 26, No 11.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
IS. No 14.
Vote of Wellfleet
Presi dential Electors —Chafin 3,
Roosevelt 130, Taft 35, Wilson 57.
Governor —Bird 101, Foss 50, Rand
3, Walker 55.
Lieut enant Governor —Cosgrove 88,
Evans 3, Luce 51, Walsh 45.
Secreta ry—Donah ue 34, Langtry 49,
Nash 3, Wood 87.
Treasure r—Chace 3, Craig 1, Keith
91, St. Coeur 32, Stevens 47.
Auditor—Ca rens 37, Griffin 3, La
Riviere 80, White 43.
Attorney-Gen eral—Anders on 39,
Cromm ett 3, Newton 96, Swift 37.
Congress man—Bullock 25, Thacher
111 . Thompson 70.
Councillor— Green 36, Keith 95.
Senator —Bodflsh 96, Burgess 12, El-
dridge 61.
Representa tive—Poor 94, Smith 93.
County Commissioner—Rourn e 92
Soule 87.
County Treasurer—Cha se 86.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
1— Yes 57, Xo 12.
Amendment —(Chap. lit". Resolves
rf 191 2)—Yes f,0, Xo 8.
i Chap - !
"'°3 Acts °r 1912)—Yes
¦
.2. Xo 16.
Vote of Orleans
Presidential Electors—Chafln 1.
Hobs 1. Roosevelt 124 , Taft 51 , Wil-
son 44.
Governor—Rir d 97, Foss 49, Mulli-
j.a ;i 11 , Rand 1, Sawyer 1. Walker •!!».
Lieutenant Governor— Cosgrove S2.
Kvans 1. Luce 67, Martin 1, Walsh
42.
Secretary—Donahue 31 , Hayes 1.
I.:i " gtry 63. Xash 2. Wood 85.
Treasurer— Chace 1, Keith S."., St
Coeur 31, Stevens 62. Weiss 1.
Auditor—Carens 31, G riffin 1
. l-i
Rivie re 75, McBride" 1, White 68.
Attorney-General—Anderson 29,
Crommett 2, Newton 81, Roewer 1,
Swift 52.
Congressma n—Bullock 40, Palme 1,
Thacher 89, Thompson 75.
Councillor—Green 33. Keith 108.
Senator—Bodfish 83, Burgess 11, El-
dridge 71.
Representative—Poor 158 , Smith 44.
County Commissioner—Bourne 122,
Soule 45.
County Treasurer—Ch ase 115.
Amendment—(Chap. 21 Resolves of
1912)—Yes 75, No 15.
Amendment—(Chap. 115 Resolves i
of 1912)—Yes 79, No 13.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
Kl , No 36.
Vote of Sandwich
Presidential Electors—C hafln 6.
Debs 5, Roosevelt 91, Taft 74, Wilson
99.
Governor—Bird 59, Foss 100, Mulli-
gan 3, Rand 8, Sawyer 6, Walker 94.
Lieutenant Governor—Cosgrove 55,
Evans 9, Luce 90, Martin 7, McGoff 2,
Wal sh 90.
Secretary—Donahue 84, Haye s 9,
La ngtry 99. Nash 13, Wood 47.
Treasurer—Chace 9, Keith 56, St. j
Coeur S2, Ste vens S9. Weiss 11. I
Auditor—Caren s 74, Griffi n 10, La
Riviere 48, McBride 9, White 96.
Attorney-General—Anderson 76,
Bohmbach 1, Crommett 7, Newton j
53, Roewer 9, Swift 99. j
Congressman—Bullock 67, Palme 8, ;
Thacher 160, Thompson 44.
Councillor—Gree n 65, Ke ith 183.
Senator—Bodflsh S3, Burgess 31 ,
El dridge 102.
Representative—Chipman 19, Gifford
67. McCann 168, Small 31.
County Commissioner—Bourn e 118,
Soule 135.
County Treasure r—Chase 132.
Amendment— (Chap. 21 Resolves of
191 2)— Yes 99, No *9.
Amendment—(Chap. 115 Resolves
of 1912)—Yes 83. No 37.
(Chap. 503 Acts of 1912)—Yes
8. No 42.
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with black lettering.
These white clrds soon became
soiled and shop worn if allowed to re-
main in place any length of time. The
cards which are band ied by custom-
ers in bins, tra ys, etc., are even more
so. By substitutin g the black card -
board with white lettering thiB stor e
has overcome this difficulty to a very
great extent The show cards ' are
always clean, fresh and bright-looking
and they last many times a* 1(m*»
saving the firm several hund red do •
lars In the course of a year.—Busi-
ness.
Pleasu res of Childhood.
"Well, what bus my little girl been
. doing today?" asked a Kansas City
mother of her daughter of Biz year s
who had Just return ed from play.
| "Why," was the reply, "we had a
couple get married , and then they
went away for a wedding trip and
then they had a baby and then the
baby died of spinal meningitis. Ob,
we had the most fun!"
N«ed of Haste.
Two Irishment 'were walking along
a countr y road when they came to a
persimmon tree laden with green per-
simmons. Pat walked up to the tree
and pulled several , and began eating
' them. Soon they began to pucker op
his mouth. Turn ing to bis comra de
he said, "Molke, ef you have got any-
thing to say, say It quick, before 1
close up."
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A. I.. WK KKK3 . I'mtMent
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•KMll l'A E. HOW K-S. Amlntanl Secjr .
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ot tire bt> visible.
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Tools, <.'tmrc ti<\s, School uiul Toon Hnuw.i.
Mechanic *' Shopi , etc., etc., tnnii ml at reason-
ab le rates.
No tuue.sM utMit ban otim been intufc by Una
conu>mi; 011 It-t deposit note/i. iirnl none will
probably ever tx> necnuu iry, as Itx rUkj lire so
well scutte rtH l. Tblcklj tettlrd portlo ux are. onlj
partially Infltiml by lots office .
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the Secretary at Yarmou tbport . ot to any ol Uio
following of tba Compa ny'* Directors:
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HII. H TUDMAN , WellUeet
KIXiAK W. LOVKLL. Santul t
CLAKKNDO N A. FREEM AN, North Chatham
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K C. BWIKT. Ynrmo uthport
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