Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-09

Des Moines, June 81 p, n.,-
The Register and Leader, progress
sive, declares Garst's nomination
is certainty by 5000. Neither
Gov. Carroll nor the Daily Capt.
tai admit carroIPs defeat. Returns
from Sc counties give Garst a lead
of 1000 over Carroll.
G.. c. Nye, carrol's private sec
retary, claims Carroll is nominal
ed by 10000 on returns from
forty-five counties.
Des Moines, June 8.-While returns
from Yesterdays primaries are still in
complete the nomination of Carroll
RspaabHCan, and Porters Bennocrat, fe,
governor, seems certain. Eight pro
gressives and three standpatters were
nominated for congress.
The Republican Nominees.
Following are the congressional can.
didates of the Republican party:
First-C. A. Kennedy.
Second-Charles Grilk.
Third-C E. Pickett.
Fourth-Gilbert N. Haughen.
Fifth-James w. Good.
Sixth-N. E. Kendall.
Seventh-S. +. Prouty.
Eighth-H. NJ. Towner, standpat.
Ninth-Walter I. Smith.
Tenth-Frank p. Woods.
Eleventh.. H. Hubbard.
The Democratic Nominees.
The Democrat candidates follow:
First. A. S. Pollard.
Second-Irvin Pepper.
Third-John Dennison and J. G.
Murtagh claim it.
Fourth-D. D. Murphy.
Fffth-S. G. Hubel.
Sixth-Daniel w. Hamilton.
Seventh L. Price.
Eight-F. @. Stuart.
Ninth-W. Cleveland.
Tenth and Eleventh-No candidates
Complete unofficials returns from
the seventh district give Prouty 1,100
over Hull. Two years ago Hull was
nominated by forty votes. Smiths s
majority in the ninth is 1000 over
Byers.
Governor CarrolPs headquarters are
still claiming his election by $4,000
and Garst's headquarters claim
Garst's election by 5000. The re-
turns are coming In and the News,
with returns from forty-five counties
have figures indicating whoever wins
will not have over two or three thou
sand majority. Complete returns
from the seventh district show
Prouty, progressive, carried every
county. The state convention will be
progressive and endorse Dolliver and
Cummins. The Democratic vote in the
state Is light, but Porter is probably
the nominee for governor.
Reports from the second district
state that irwin Pepper defeated J. A.
De Armand for the Democratic nomi-
nation for congress by 300 majority
The latest returns in the district
gives Towner 1000 majority.
What the Des Moines Papers Say.
Des Moines, June S.-(SpeciaD-
In the morning extras the News claims
Garst's nomination by 10000 and the
Capital says Carroll has won by
$4,000, while the Register and Leader,
while claiming Garst's nomination, ad-
mits the question is in doubt. 1t will
probably take the full returns to show
who will be nominee for governor on
the Republican ticket. Claude Porter
appears to have defeated S. H. Bashor
of Waterloo for the Democratic Of
nomination with E. G. Moon Of Ottum-
wa as third. For attorney general it
Is close race between Cosson of Au-
dubon and Feely Of Waterloo. In the
seventh district S. F. Prouty, progress
sive, was nominated by 1000 over
Hull The Capital admits Hulps de-
feat by 700 and the News claims $500.
Prouty carried Polk by 900, Dallas by
200, Marion by 100 Story by 900, and
Warren by $50, while Hull carried
only one county, Madison, by 200. The
News admits the defeat Of Byers, pro-
ressive, by Smith, for congress in