Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-10
CHOICE OF SEVEN
Voters Of Illinois Have Abunda ant
Material to Select
From.
ALL NOMINATIONS ARE FILED
Saturday Being the Last Day
List Of the Can
didates.

The ballot this fall will be a bulky
one, as the voters of Illinois will have
seven electoral and state tickets from
which 10 make their choice of a can
didate next month at the general cleo
ton.
Saturday was the last day for filing
the certificates of nomination. and the
peoples and continental parties flied
their nominations for electoral ana
state tickets about noon at Springfield
with the secretary of state.
The parties which have full electoral
and state tickets in the field are the
republican. democratic, peoples. pro-
hibitiOn socialist. sociaiistic labor anu
continental parties. The peoples and
continental parties have no legislative
tickets in the field outside of Chicago
The peoples party has congressional!
tickets i'll the field outside of Cook
county in the Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth districts.
The socialistic and socialistic labor
parties have congressional districts IN
the field outside of Cook county in
districts where there are cities with u
large manufacturing element. and leg
islative tickets in many districts.
The following are the names which
will go On the official ballots for state
officers and for congress:
Makeup of State Ticket.
Republican - Governor. Charles
Deneen: lieutenant governor. Law
renee Y. Sherman: secretary of state.
James \. Rose; auditor. James S. Nc
CullOugh; treasurer. Len Small: at
torney general. William H. Stead:
university trustees. Charles Dawson
William L. Abbott Mary e Busey.
DemOcratis-Goyer Lawrence b
Suringer; lieutenant governor. Thomas
F. Ferns: secretary of state. Frank f
DOoiing: auditor. Reuben f. Spangler;
treasurer, Charles b. Thomas: attor-
ney general. Albert Watson: universe
~ trustees. Hannah G. Solomon. Theo-
dore c. Loehr. Fred b. Merrill.
PrOhibitiOn-GOyern Robert IL
Patton: lieutenant governor. Marion
Gallup: secretary of state. George w
WoOlsey; auditor, Frank p. JOY: treas
urer. J. Ross Hanna: attorney general.
Eugene w Chafn: university trustees
Marie c. Brehm. Edgar S. NetherCut.
Lucille B. Tying
SOcialist-GOvcrnOr. John Collins:
lieutenant governor. James H Brewer:
secretary of state, PeytOn Boswell;
auditor. Albert Eisemann: treasurer.
L. S. Tebbetts; attorney general. Sam
Block; university trustees. Gertrude b.
Hunt. May Wood SimOns. w. S. Da!-
ton.
Socialist labor - Governor. Phillip
Veal: lieutenant governor. Carl
Koechlin: secretary of state. James
Lewis: auditor. c. A Johnson; treas
urer. G. Renner; attorney general. Will
liam Jockum: university trustees,
Maria Mallberg. Olive NJ. Johnson
Walter Goss.
People s-GoyerHGr James Hogan
lieutenant govorno~. William Hess {;
secretary of state. Mich. G. Huff :;
auditor. NJ. W. Greer: treasurer. c.
B. Fenton: attorney general II. NJ.
Brooks university trustees. Wesley
C. Gullett. John Tate. Laura Power.
ContinentaI-Gover Andrew G.
Specht: lieutenant governor. William
B. Kerney: secretary of state Rober,
IC. Coy: auditor. Edward Cheney;
treasurer. Peter J. O'Reilly; attorney
general d. W. Proctor: university
trustees. Daniel l.. Latimer. Frederick
B. Beth. Henry c. Zimmerman.
Nominees for congressman.
First District-John s. Oehnen, d.;
Martin b. Madden. T. Second-Iames
In. Mann. r: Charles B. Stafford, d.
lThird-William w Wilson. T.; Willis
c. Stone q. Fourth-George +. Foster,
| d. Fifth-Charles J. Nopicka. d. Sixth
William Lorimer. +; George p. Cub
| bins. d. Seventh-Philip KnOpf, r;
George S. Foster. d. Eighth-William
Preston Harrison. d.: Charles McGav-
lin, T. Ninth-Henry s. Boutelle. +;
IQuinn O'Brien. d.. Tenth-George Ed
mund Foss. +: James TurnOck. d.;
Eugene T. Hay. p. Eleventh-Howard
lSnapp. r: August Weishmer. $; James
10. Monroe, d.: James Alexander Cos
Iby. p. Twelfth-Charles f. Fuller. T.;
Alexander Vaughey. d.; Theodore
Johnson. $: David \. Lyme. p. Thir
teenth-Robert r. Hit. r: Fred s
Wiser. s: James II. Woert endyke. p;