The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-02-08
M. ..LLORY FORCES
 ASSEMBLE TODAY
Any Statement by Selma Man
 Will Attract Attention.
CANDIDATES IN FIELD
tRe eyised List Shows Many Have Dropped Ont, While Others Have Decided to
 go Before the People--Po-
 litical Gossip of the Day.

The Mallory forces are gathering in Montgomery today to start the campaign for the Selmian in earnest. The week be- gan with the announcement of Ray Rush. ton that he would overlook MT. Mallorys amendment record and support him in the primary. This was accompanied by plea that other anti-amenders follow his example. sH In other words, 'the doors were thrown open to the anti-amenders, that they might follow the example of the man al- ready converted.
 The friends of MT. Mallory are making a strong effort to break into ant-amend- ment ranks. The statement of their can didate, qualifying his first stand by a willingness to stand by the party plat form, was one of the lines thrown into the stream.
 There has been great discussion among MT. Mallory's friends as to the proper course in the future. Some will urge him today to make a palmer state ment of his position. Others will demand that he still further extend the olive branch. At any rate. the utterances, or any statements he may issue, will be watched with great interest by the public at large. M
 Another frantic effort has been made to connect the name of Senator John H. Bankhead with that of Mallory, as though such a. ticket were possible, but any continued activity along this line tending to gain strength from Senator Bankhead's following, while coupled with a counter effort to get another anti amendment candidate in the field, will probably be met with a rebuff from the senator himself. Candidates for state and county offices have been thinning out and making an- nouncements so repeatedly in the past few days that list of the actual candi- dates will give the voter small idea of the state and county tickets he will have to mark.
 For Governor. Emmet ONeal of Florence. Hugh s. D. Mallory of Selma. Walter D. Seed of Tuscaloosa. Charles Henderson of Troy.
 For Lieutenant Governor. E. Perry Thomas of Eufaula.
 For State Auditor. e. Brooks Smith of Laneville. w. T. Kennedy of Bessemer. M. c. Algood of Chepultepec. Thomas L. Bulger of Dadeville. D. Henry Riddle of Goodwater. R. c. Brickell of Huntsville.
 For Superintendent of Education. Joel c. duBose of Birmingham. II. J. willingham of wetumpka. a Isaac w. Hill of Opelika (probable),
 For Secretary of State. Cyrus B. Brown of Montgomery. c. H. Greer of Perry (probable).
 Fer Railroad Commissioner. John A. Lusk of Guntersvflle. s. P. Kennedy of Anniston. Frank N. Julian of Tuscumbia. Max Hamburger of Mobile. John W. Craft of Mobile.
 Leon NcCord of Marshall.
 Kyle B. Price of Coffee.
 Thomas r. Scale of Sumpter
 For Commissioner of Agriculture. Reuben F. Kolb of Montgomery. John B. Ward of Abbeville.
 For State Treasurer. John Purifoy of Montgomery. J. A. Wilkinson of Autaugavile. Sterling P. Rainer of Union Springs. William Garner of Ozark
 For Chief Justice Supreme Court. J. R. Dowdell of Lafayette.
 For Supreme Court Justice. John c. Anderson of Demopolis. A. D. sayre of Montgomery.
 A. A. Evans of Clayton.
 Ormond Somervflle of Tuscaloosa. c. c. Nesmith of Jefferson.
 For United States Senator. Senator John Hollis Bankhead.
 Frank s. White. ST.
 Fer ConEressmen.
 First District-Congressman George w. Taylor of Marengo; W. c. McCorvey of Monroe.
 Second District-Congressman II. s. Dent of Montgomery.
 Third DIstrict--Congressman Henry D. Oihy tOu VI odtUOoi'
 Fourth District-Fred S. Blackmon of Calhoun.
 Fifth District-Congressman J. Thomas Heflin of Chambers: A. J. Driver of Chambers and probably W. M. Lackey of Tallapoosa.
 Sixth District-Congressman R. P. Hob son of Hale and W. c. Davis of Walker. Seventh Dietrict-Congressman John L.. Burnett of Etowah.
 Eighth District--Congressman William Richardson of Madison.
 Ninth District--Congressman Oscar w. Underwood of Jefferson.
 officers of Tenth Judicial Circuit. For Circuit Judge-Judge A. A. Cole man. John c. Carmichael.
 For Circuit solicitor-John Mcqueen, J. c. Smith. John Hanby. H. H. Black. John D. Strange.
 For State Senate-John G. Smith. For Representative-T. J. Judge of Ems Joy, W. H. Barnard of Pratt City.
 County Officers.
 For Probate Judge-Sam F. Greene, J. P. Stiles.
 For sheriff.-walter K. McAdory, George B.. Ward, Judge s. l.. Weaver. John B. Reid. Samuel L. Teague. Thomas Pound. For Senior Judge Criminal Court-wil- liam B. Fort, Frank H. Cahalan. For Solicitor-H. P. Heflin, Dan Green. Felix Blackburn.
 For Judge City Court-Charles W. Fer Euson, John T. Glover.