Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-23
PAMPHLET WILL BE LARGE
Many Republican Candidates File
Cuts and Arguments.

InE AOI AH4Als Gul5 anu
for the pamphlets under the corrupt
practices act closed yesterday and
there will be a good showing in the
Republican pamphlet The Secretary
OF States office was besieged by an
array OF candidates and their secre-
taries or representatives. all forenoon.
Jay Bowerman, Assembly candi-
date. and Albert Abraham, Hughes
Taft Roosevelt plan candidate, for
Governor, will both be represented.
E. Hofer will appear as anti-assembly
candidate. From the First Congress-
ional District. Willis C. Hawley, pres
ent Representative, will be alone. 3.
/ f. Mulkey and w. S. U'Ren, who had
planned to start proceedings to man
7 damus the Secretary of State in an
T effort to secure a place in the PAM
phlet and at the same time, for the
satisfaction of U'Ren, to determine
the Interpretation of the law in this
respect, each stated today that they
had decided to abandon such a move
and Mulkey will remain out of the
pamphlet His petition, as completed,
was not filed until August 90 In the
Second District both A w. Lafferty
and George S. Shepherd have secured
space. Lafferty taking four pages, the
limit the law allows.
Ralph HOyt, assembly candidate for
State Treasurer; A. NJ. Crawford, an
ti-assembly candidate for Attorney
General; ]. n. Hart, assembly. candi-
date for Attorney General, and L. r.
Alderman, assembly candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
are also in. So far there has been no
opposition candidate to Alderman, at
least none has filed his declaration
with the Secretary of State.
There are numerous candidates who /
Will appear in the minor pamphlets, 4
such as for the Representative and I
Senatorial Districts. but none have so /
far made arrangements to have their .
arguments bound in the back of the
general pamphlet.
Following is a list prepared by the
Secretary of States office yesterday,
showing when the state candidates
fled their complete petitions and the
number of names that petitions carry.
All that are shown to have filed on or
before August Il were entitled to a
place in the pamphlet. but a number
Of them failed to take advantage of
the opportunity offered: /,
Representatives in Congress.
Number
Name and date filed Signatures (
First District
". C. Hawley, August 13. 1910. 1900
3. F. Mulkey, August 2O.... GIL
Second District
\. w. Lafferty. August 13......1352 |
ieorge S. Shepherd. August 49, 1857
Governor.
ay Bowerman, August 13.....21IS
Albert Abraham. August 13.I3SS ,
:. Hofer, August 1908 .
Secretary of State.
;. w. Benson, August 13....1662
State Treasurer
.alph W. Hoyt, August 12. ..11s6 v
Attorney General. 8
D.. NJ. Crawford. August 12.....1137
n. Hart, August 10. .1116
uperintendent of Public Instruction.
r. Alderman. August 13.. 1919
State Printer. :,
7. S. Duniway August 13...170I
lillian J. Clarke, August 13. .11O5
justices of the Supreme Court.
'allace McCamant, August 10. .1175 5.
gorge H. Burnett August 10. .1137
Commissioner of Labor Statistics.
p. Hoff, August 13........132S ~
vision Superintendent. Water Divis- n
ion, Number 1.
mes T. Chinook, Agust 13. 1923
Circuit Judge.
First District ~