Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-19
viding for the direct nomination of all
candidates for public office.

candidates Tor public office.
List of National Tickets.
Following are the national tickets:
Democratic - William J. Bryan, Ne
braska, president John W. Kern, In
diana, vice president.
Republican-William H, Taft, Ohio,
president. James S. Sherman, New
York, vice president
Prohibition-Eugene w. Chain, Illi-
nois, president. Aaron S. Watkins,
Ohio, vice president.
Socialist-Eugene V. Debs, Indiana,
president. Benjamin Hanford, New
York, vice president.
Peoples Party-Thomas E. Watson,
Georgia, president. Samuel w. Will
liams, Indiana, vice president.
independence Pary-Thomas l.. His
gen, Massachusetts, president. John
Temple Graves, Georgia, vice presi-
dent
Socialist Labor-*Martin r. Preston,
president Donald Munro, Virginia,
vice president.
Oppression was nominated by the So
cialist labor party. Owing to his in
ability TO make a campaign. he being
confined in a Jail in Nevada on a charge
of murder, August Giihaus of New York
was named as his proxy.]
The Illinois tickets of the differen.
parties follow:
Democratic.
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| Governor-Adlai E. Stevenson.
| Lieutenant GOvernor-Elmer A. Perry
| Secretary of State-X. F. Beidler.
| Auditor-Ralph Jeffris.
| Treasurer-John B. Mount
| Attorney General-RoSS c. Hall
Clerk of Supreme Court-John l.
Pickering.
University Trustees-Edward Tilden
A. l.. White, Isaac S. Raymond ful
lterms), A. l.. Bliss (short term).
Republican.
Governor-Charles S. Deneen.
Lieutenant Governor - John G. Oe
lesby
| Secretary of State-James A. Rose.
Audtor-James S. Mccullough.
| lTedSuTer-A1QTeW huSSel.
Attorney General-William H. Stead
Clerk of Supreme Court McCal
Davis.
University Trustees-Allen F. Moore
Arthur Meeker Mrs. L. B. Evans ful
terms), A. P. Grout (short term.
Prohibition.
! GOvernOr-Dan R. Sheen.
Secretary of State-H. A. Dubois.
AuditOr-Louis F. Gumbart
Treasurer-A. S. Spaulding.
Attorney General-F S. Regain.
Clerk of Supreme Court-James II
Shaw.
University Trustees-Marie c. Brehn
Lulu C. Meiner, Curtis E. Percival, Ed
ward S. Nethercott (short term.
Socialist.
Governor-JameS H. Brewer.
Lieutenant Governor-John Collins.
Secretary of State-Frank j., Haye:
Auditor-Robert H. Howe.
Treasurer-William Bross Lloyd.
Attorney General-Marcus H. Taft.
Clerk of Supreme Court-W. E. Roc
rigueZ.
Independence Party.
Governor-George w. McCaskrin.
Lieutenant Governor-C. E. Beach.
Secretary of State-Fred Greer.
Auditor-F. T. Lister.
Treasurer-Louis E. Hamburg.
Attorney General-Anderson B. Ga
lrett.
Clerk of Supreme Court-James
Cronin
University Trustees-Mrs. Elizabet
Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Winifred Code
Willis C. Stone.
Socialist Labor.
Lieutenant Governor - Joseph Ko
ler
Secretary of State-G. Renner.
AUDITOR. M. Francis.
Treasurer-Carl Koechlin.
Attorney Generai-M H. Schayin.
Il Clerk of Supreme Court. Franci
Il University Trustees - Mrs. Regil
Neebe, J. Martin, Mrs Mahlberg.
Twenty-seven presidential electo
and 25 representatives in congress a
to be chosen. The legislature to
elected will name a successor to u
ted States Senator Albert J. Hopkir
republican. The republicans have e
dorsed Senator Hopkins for reelectio
while the democrats have recommen
ed Lawrence B. Stringer.
Proposition Submitted.
The following will be submitted
the voters:
A constitutional amendment autht
izing the state to issue bonds of 50
100000 for the construction of a de,
waterway beginning at or near Loo
port, H., to point at or near Utic
ILL.,, in the Illinois river.
proposed amendment to the ban