Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-04

been Endorsed for reelection by the state
republican convention and there Is no can
didate in the field against him. There has
been "A great deal of uncertainty as to the
outcome in South Dakota politics in rela-
ton tn the political fortunes of Senator
Gamble. but the Endorsement of his can
didscy Tor reelection is supposed to finally
settle that matter. although the repuD-
lican candidates for the legislature are
far from being a unit for his return to the
United States Senate.
Both of the South Dakota members OF
the House are republicans. and the state
is go strongly republican that no doubt Is
expI essed as to the outcome. The Two
members are elected at large. Candidates
for Congress:
Al iarcc--R Rep. w Hall; DEM. S A.
Ramsey.
s. Elder.
Tennessee.
Tennessee will elect full state ticket, a
Lee stature and tea repr. senta;ives The
first a1d second DIS riots are tie ony re-
publican districts i'll the state. They are
both in republican stronsEolds and are
likely To continue in the republican col
umn. TIE hers are democratic. al
though the third fourth and the egnth
were carried two Years ago by ma1orities
of only about 0ot. and regarded as fighting
ground.
TIE issue in the election of the state legis-
laturc relates to control OF the ifquoi
business n strong effort being made to
elect n legislature that will enact pro-
h!hitioa law. Senator Carmack has made
Il continuous fight for prohibition since the
campaign was opened. The fight was made
in tie primary elections when detesiteS
were chosen.
NJ. K. Patterson is the democratic nomi-
nee for governor. and II. Clay Evans form
erly commissioner of pensions, is the re-
Ia f..F dot.
The legislature viii select successor to
Senator Carmack. Gov. Robert l.. Taylor
was chosen at Il primary election to sue
cccd Mr.. Carmack. Candidates for Con
FIRST district Rep, w. P. Isrownlow. re-
nomina ed; dem. J. Fl. Caldwe /; ind. rep
\. A. Taylor
Second district-Rep. NV. Hale renomi-
ratcd DEM. f. l.. Foster.
Thrd district Rep. I. w. Pease; dem,
j. y. Moon. renomiHated.
Fourth district-Rep.. j. r. Oliver; dem,
Cord.ll Hun.
Fifth d'strict-Rep.. 7. w. Wade; dem.
" G. Houston, renominated.
Sixth distrct-Rep., J. w. johnson: dem.
j. w C;aaes. renomiiated.
Seventh district-Rep., j. j. Kidd; dem.
L: T. Padgett. renominated.
Eighth distrct-Rep. j. C. r. Mccall
dem. T. w. Sims, renominated
Ninth dstrict-Rcp., Y. Haun; dem, F.
J. Garrett. renCminated.
Tenth district-Rcp., III. B. Anderson;
-
ue.h., IL W. tio'doh-
Texas
ieNaS viii elect state ticket. legis-
laturc that will select a successor to Sena-
tor Rai'cy. and sixteen members of the
House. all of whom will he democrats AT
n primary election held last summer Sena-
tor Bailey was selected TO succeed himself
bur since the attack upon him by Mr..
Hearst there has been some effort to offset
the action of the primary by the election
of members of the legislature who will be
hostile 10 him. But that has failed and
NJ hdiieN re-elprtIoi 3 Tesarueu as as
r,,,,,.,is,, is tba ctn6ia,cr rf y ,adr IN the
twelfth district. where Miss Laura r. Payne
Is running for Congress. Candidates for
congress
Ills utst[Ict,hcp. r. baer' de'h''
So T;5trin, uo,ston don,
S. Il. Cooper.
Third dstrict-Den.. q. Russell renomi-
''I Ea,rr,, ,,s.,fo, Dor, - d pt,.,,
nominated,
Fifth district-Dcm., Jack Beall, renomi-
mated.
StN'h 'hStfIct-Rep' y. NJ. cochran oefn.'
'iThu, rsoh.
osH'u.h u'stiict-Dch-' a. w "ress' re-
Eighth district-Den. j. NJ Moore. re-
hnniina'eu
nInoiratI ' -
Tenth district.-D,.m., A. S. Burieson.
Eleventh district DCu.. X. l.. Henry re-
nominated.
"rii'n 9!'tt &c ELL ~ w "iiiesp'e'
Thirtperth district-Dem, ]. II, Stenbens.
r"rominated.
Fourteenth dlstiet-Dem.. j. l.. Siayden.
ftnonlhated'
ulS'l rep l. w. Moore'
uem... .. ~ DalHtT' reilo'hi,a'Gu
o.