The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-18
ELECTION EXPENSES
cANnIDATEs, AFFIDAvITs WITH
 sECRETARY OF STATE.
coueres.men Hefiin and Hebson Are Among Those Whose Statements Are Received on Last Day.
 Time Expires.

Affldavits as to canvassing expenses of candidates in the late State primary came into the Secretary or state Wltn a rush yesterday, there being no rewel than fourteen statements on file when the office was closed in the afternoon At 12 o'clock last night the statutor limit of thirty days expired and all I'd initiates for office or honor who were voted for in more than one county are liable for a penalty of not less than slOO and not more than tl,O0O IT thoS have not sent in their afndaVits.
 Two Congressman were among those who filed their statements yesterday :. They were Congressman J. Thomas Hefiin and Congressman R. F. Hob- son- The statement of Mir Hefin, filed by wire, embraced also the expenses incurred in his race for delegate-at- large to the National Convention. Tn his canvass for reelection to Congress he spent money as follows: Assessment of State Committee. SIS: newspaper announcements. $50; incidental ex- penses. $50.
 Denver cost him the following money: Assessment of State Committee, siOo; stationery, &15; communication Wltp Democrats in State, $55.
 The expenses of Captain Hobson, in his race to succeed himself In Con gress, were as follows: Assessment of State Committee. s175: assessment ot announcements. s1so; total incidental expenses. s5. The aggregate expenses
 The afidavit of Hon. Frank S Moody, candidate for delegate to Den- yer from the State-at-Large. shows the following items: Printing circulars ss6o; postage; sz,oS; MooSy d,e newspAPe. ras In. clude for the present amount of the State Committees assessment, of sl0o because he reports that this was paid by other gentlemen to whom he says he may remit the amount.
 D. H Riddle, candidate for delegate l to Denver 1rom the Fifth District | gave in his expenses as follows: Aa' | sessmsnt of State Committee. $50. Another candidate for delegate tC Denver from the Third District wht l filed his expenses yesterday was A. E | Pace. They were: State Committee'' assessment, $50.
 Sam will John verified that he spen the following amounts in his canvasi | for delegate to Denver from the Ninti District: Assessment of State Com mittee, $50; newspaper advertising | $44. 50: postage. messages. etc, s14. The statement of T. U. Crumpton candidate for alternate delegate to Den | yer from the Fourt District, Includes the following items: Assessment oi State Committee, $1o; postage thereon | 2 cents.
 The expenses certified by John c | Pugh, as a candidate for Presidentia elector from the State-at-Large were | State Committees assessment, $50 postage. SIS; printing, $s; telegrama l 50 cents, and telephones. 70 cents
 making Q total of S71. 90.
 As a candidate for Presidential cleo
 tor from the Fifth District. Walter | Smith reports that he spent the fol
 lowing: Assessment of State Commit tee, $25: stamps. stationery and print
 ing. $10.7o.
 Miles c. Aligood as candiadte fol alternate Presidential elector from thu
 Ninth Congressional District certiheS
 that he spent the following: Assess | ment of State Committee, S5.
 Addison E McGhee made afiidayi
 to the following items in his race fo
 alternate Presidential eiector from tn | Fourth District; Assessment of Stat 1 Committee. ss.
 The exepnse statement of Williar l.. Martin as candidate for Alternat
 Presidential elector from the Secon