Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04
THREE HAVE ALREADY MADE CHOICE
A Number Will Choose Governors and
Members Of Legislatures
SAVE THE LIST FOR ELECTION NIGHT

is expected that the first district will go
republican and the second democratic.
The legislature to be elected will choose
a successor to Sena tor Patterson. who has
announced that he will not be candidate
for reelection.
DR. Buchlet. president of the Denver Uni
NcrSlty, s the republican candidate for gov
ernor and Alva Adams. twice governor and
a candidate for reelection two years ago,
when it was claimed he was elected. is the
democratic candidate There are two other
candidates for the governOrShip. Ben jamiTl
Lindsay running independent demo-
crat and W. II. Haywood on the socialist
ticket.
The contest in Colorado is marked by its
Intensity. Senator Patterson, who is sup
porting Alva Adams. IS carrying on cam
pa gn of the Hearst variety. He is out for
government ownership and otherwise advo-
Gates various forms of Organism Candi-
dates for Congress-
At lirge--Rep.. G. ". Cook; dem. Samuel
W. Bedford.
First district-Rep.. r. w. Bonynge. re-
nominated: dem. &. +. Tew.
Second district-Rep., W. A. Haggott;
dem, w W. Rowan
Connecticut
The entire state ticket and the legislature
will be elected Mr.. Thayer. the democratic
candidate for governor, is an advocate Of
municipal ownership. and is frequently
spoken of as the Hearst of Connecticut. His
campaign was not vigorous as was ex-
pected. Five representatives VIII be elected.
Both Mr.. Gompers and Mr.. Mitchell of the
American Federation of Labor have visited
the state in the interest of Mr.. Donohue.
the democratic opponent of Representative
Llley. and an effort has been made to have
the abOr vote cast against Mr.. Lil!ey The
entire delegation is now republican. Mr..
Lilley'S reelection is regarded doubtful.
The candidates for Congress:
At larse-Rep., G. l.. Lilley. renomina ted
dem. e. J. Donohue.
First district-Rep. +. S. Henry renomi-
ated: dem. d. NJ. Holden.
Second dlstrict-Rep.. N. D. Sperry, re-
nominated: dem. G. NJ Wallace.
h:rd district-Rep., f. W. Higgins. re-
nominated: DEM. DR.. Omer La Rue.
Fourth district-Rep., E. ]. Hill, renomi-
mated; dem. II. s. Beers.
Delaware.
Minor state officers, the legislature and
one representative will be elected. The
old Addicks fight is involved in the con-
test for the legislature. The legislature
may elect a senator TO fill the vacancy that
has existed since the expiration of the
term of Senator Ball, March g. 1905, and
also the successor of Senator Alice, whose
term will expire March 3 next Repre-
sentative Burton will be reelected. The
candidates for Congress-
At large-Rep.. ii. R Burton, renomi-
mated; dem. D. T. Marvel
Florida.
Florida will elect a state ticket. legIs-
lature and three representatives, all of
whom will be democrats. The legisla ture
will not elect a senator. as Senator Nal
lory's term will not end for two years. The
candidates for Congress-:
First distrct-Dem., S. NJ. Sparkman, re-
nominated.
Second district-Dem., Frank Clark, re-
nominated.
Third district-Dem, W. b. Lamar, re-
nominated.
Georgia.
Georgia will elect eleven representatives
all democrats. There are no republican
candidates for Congress. Mr.. Hoke Smith
WAS elected governor several weeks ago on
an anti-railroad platform and a new legis-
lature was elected, insuring Senator Bacon
another term. Mr. John Temple Graves
was a candidate for the scnatorship early in
the campaign, but Withdrew from the race.
The candidates for Congress follow:
First district-Rep.. ID. b. Rigdon; dem
Charles G. Edwards.
Second district-Dem., ]. NJ. Griggs, re-
nominated.
Third diStrict-Dem. E B. Lewis re-
nominated.
Fourth district-Dem., W. C. Adamson re-
nominated.
Fifth district-Dem., l.. F.. Livingston, re-
nominated.
Sixth district-Dem., G.. l.. Bartlett re-
nominated.
Seventh district-Dem., Gordon Lee. re-
nominated.
Eight district-Dem., w. NJ. Howard re-
nominated.
Ninth district-Dem., T. G. Bell, renomI-
mated
Tenth district-Dem., I. W. Hardwick,
renominated
iiS,ri n
renominated
Idaho.
Idaho will elect legislature. full state
ticket and one member of Congress The
legislature will eject the successor of Sena-
tor Fred T. Dubois. Representative French
will probably be reelected. The legislature
will be republican and will elect w. e.
Borah United States senator to succeed
Mr.. Dubois. Candidates for Congress:
At large-Rep., B. l.. French, renom-
mated; DEM, Rees Hattabaugh
Illinois
Twenty-Five members of Congress, a leeis-
lature and minor state officials will be
elected. The, legislature will elect a sue
cessor to Senator Shelby NJ Cullom. who
has been designated bya primary election
for the senatorshp. Only one OF the twenty
five districts is now democratic. that hejny
third. fourth, fifth and eighth, are regarded
as doubtful by the democrats. In Cook
county what Is known Hearst ticket"
has been put up for all offices, this being In
dependent of the democratic ticket 1t is
expected to weaken the democratic candf-
dates. There are prohibitionist and So
cialist tickets In several congressional dis
tricts. The American Federation OF Labor
has made a vigorous fight against Speaker
Cannon In the eighteenth district. and they
claim the district is doubtful. Candidates
for Congress:
First district-Rep.. NJ B. Madden, re-
nominated: DEM. Martin limerick
Second district-Rep., J. r. Mann. renomi-
mated: dem. II. ]. Friedman.
Third district-Rep., w. w. Wilson, re-
nominated; DEM, Paul E. Dratz; pro-, g. Il.
Regain.
Fourth dstrict-Rep.. C. S. Wharton, re-
nominated: dem, j. r. McDermott
Fifth district-Rep.. A. Michalek renomi-
mated: DEM, A. j. Sabbath; pro-, c. ]. Graft.
Sixth district-Rep. VIM. Lorlmer, re-
nominated; DEM, E. ]. Stack: pro-, E. f..
Black.
Seventh distrtct-Rep., Philip Knopf re-
nominated: DEM, s. Buchanan
Eighth distr!ct-Rep.. Chas McGayin, re-
nominated: DEM. s. Fl. Kunz.
Ninth district-Rep., Fl. s. Boutell, re-
nominated: DEM, A. ]. Donoghue; pro-,
w. A. Aldrich.
Tenth district-Rep.. G. E. Foss, renon.s-