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

-,ext TUESDAY there will lie an eiec; on
I'm rnrtv-two states and ;hree terr.tor eS. III
twcaiy-thrca states scve'r2T a'd cshei
yiote Officers will he elected and N twlatS
~ them a leg stature VIII also lie chosen
Minor state officers or justices ct tie SUI
rrrrra courts Of tic states Will he CHOSEN
I'm ten states in seven ate< oa-S repre-
seutativeS in Cor4.ses VII he elected IT
iyn states rcylt.ca 1t rs ANA ieSlSi'
tuIc VII re chosen.
Maine. Vermont and oregon have e,ectee
s,a,c officers aad Icp-e seatat.ves.
oklahoma will vo." f.: delegate 10
constitutional convent GA and Ari-ona aht
New Mexico vii vote separately TO DE-
tcrm.nc whether t&eE VII accept Joii
statehood.
ON the ltn of next March the terms
of one-t!ird of the United States senators
VII expire. OF these senator's fifteen are
republicans and fifteen are democrats
Virginia. Mississippi. Kentucky. Louisiana
and Arkansas have elected democrats 10
ill such vacancies and Georgia has chosen
a legislature tia. will choose aonthcr demo
crat. Maine and Oregon have leg slatures
tsat will elect republican senator's. or the
twenty-five legislatures that are to De
Successors to republican and eight sue
cPssors to democratic senators.
Three hundred and eighty-six members OF
tie House of REPRESENTATIVES will be
elected In the present House there are
- republicans and 1876 democrats. giving
a republican majority of ia. The demo-
Gratis would have to gain fifty eight in their
number of representatives in order to Sc
cure Il majority. Maine. Oregon and Yer
mont have already elected all republican
representatives
PENNSYLVANIA has more state tickets than
any other commonwealth Those having
tickets. in the field besides the republicans
and democrats are the Lincoln republicans,
the Independence League. the Citizens
Commonwealth. city party, referendum
jefferson. American, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
republican and reorganized republican. Six
of these parties are confined TO Pennsyl-
vania and several of them confined to
portions of that state.
In twenty five states socialists have tick
cts and in twenty-three prohibitionists are
similarly represented There socialist
labor tickets in seven states The people
party is represented in four and the In
dependence League in three states. There
is a public ownership party in one state.
A summary of the elections To be held
in each state and candidates for Congress
follows:
Alabama
Alabama will elect governor. a full state
ticket, all members OF the legis 'ature and
nine representatives in Congress. The state
officers will be elected for four years and
Will be ineligible for reelection. The cleo
ton of legislature viii not any
senatorial contest. as Representative John
II. Bankhcad and Joseph r. Johnson have
been designated at primary election to
iii senatorial vacancies as they occur. 1t
Is understood that Senators Morgan and
Pfttus will remain in the Senate during
their lives. There are two republican state
tickets. one being put up by the lily whites.
democratic representatives will be
elected. Candidates for Congress:
First district-Dem., c. W. Taylor, re-
nominated.
Second district-Dem., A. A. Wiley, re-
Th.rd district-Dem. II. d. Clayton. re-
nominated.
Fourth distric;-Dem.. W. B. Craig.
Fifth district-Dem., j. II. Hefiin, re-
nominated.
Sixth district-Rep., Ignatius Green; dem.
Il =. Ii"hsou.
seventh district-Rep. c. b. Kennamer;
dem, ]. l.. Burnett. renominated.
Eighth diStrict-Rep., j. Il. Masterson
dom. William Richardson, renominated
Ninth distrct-Dcm., o. w. Underwood,
rcuOmlnated.
Arkansas
Seven representatives in Congress will be
elected, all of whom Will be democrats Mr.
Jefferson Davis has been selected by a
democratic primary to succeed Senator
Berry, state ticket and a legislature
VIII be elected. The candidates for Con-
gress
First district-Rep.. d. F. Taylor; dem, r.
Il. Macon. rcnomnated.
Second diSuict-Rep T.. j. Mason: dem
Stephen Brundldge, jr. renominated
Ihlrd district-Rep., W. n. Ivie; dem, j.
{. Floyd. renominatsd.
Fourth district-Rep., Geo. TILES; DEM,
W. h. Cravens.
Fifth district-Rep.. Alonzo Hedges dem.
&. 6. Reid. renomnated
sixth district-Rep.. r. c. Thompson;
dem. J. r Robinson. renominated
seventh dstrct-Dem r. NJ Wallace. re-
nominated.
California.
4 state ticket, a legislature and eigh,
representatives in Congress will be elected
Representative Gilett, republican and
former Representative Theodore A. Bell
democrat, are the candidates for governor
The delegation in Congress is now solidly
republican and Is likely to remain so. Seua.
tor Perkins term will not expire until 1909
80 that there Is no senatorial contest this
year Early In the campaign there was q
considerable contest in the San Francisco
districts. Democrats hope to carry one OF
the San Francisco districts. The candi.
dates fer Congress:
First district-Rep. w. F. Englebright,
dem. L. w. Taft.
Second distrct-Rep.. d. +. Mckinley, re
nominated; dem. W. \. Beard.
Third district-Rep.. ]. r. Knowland, re
nominated; dem. W. II. Brunk
Fourth district-Rep.. ]. Kahn renomI
mated; dem. and ind. league, d. s. Hirsh
berg
Fifth dlstrct-Rep.. E. A. Hayes, renomi
mated: dem. labor, II. c. Davis
Sixth district-Rep., j. C. Needham. re-
nomina ed; dem, Harry A Greene.
Seventh district-Rep.. James McLachlan
renominated; dem, r. G. Loucke
Eighth district-Rep., s. c. Smith renomi.
mated dem, c. a. Barlow.
Colorado.
The entire legislature. a state ticket and
three representatives will be elected The
entire congressional delegation In the House
OF Representatives is now republican. The
state ticket is in doubt and the election
of a representative-at-large will probably
meet the same fate as the state ticket. II