Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-23
Special to Tines-Republican.

Special to Tines-Republican.
Des Moines. April 23.-The lineup
for the primary campaign has practi-
cally been completed. 1t has been stated
that the progressives have shown dis
position 10 uoropoIize everything, but
this appears to be not the case, for
some Of the standpa1ters are entirely
without opposition, as for instance
State Auditor Bleakley and State
Treasurer Morrow. Some Of the candi-
dates for state office can not easily be
classified and many of them are ig-
noring factional lines where they are
candidates for non political positions
The only place where the factonal
lineup Is conspicuous is on the head
OF the ticket. The candidates for sta tie
and congressional Offices on the re-
publican ticket are:
Governor-Warren Garst, progress
sive; B. F. Carroll, srandpat
Lieutenant Governor George w.
Clarke, progressive.
Treasurer-W. W. Morrow, standpat
Auditor-John L. Bleakley, standpat
Secretary of State-W. c. Hayward,
progressive.
Attorney General-W. T. Chantland,
George Cosson, Guy Feeley
Superintendent Public Instruction
John L. Riggs, A. L. Hemminger. A. NJ
Doyce, Adam Pickett, D. B. Brainerd,
F. E. Lark, and E. J. H. Beard
Railroad Commissioners = Clifford
Thorne, Chris Ot1osen. James H. VIII
II \ z E,r-
Clerk supreme court-H L. Rous-
Reporter supreme court-w. W.
Cornwall, A. L. Person.
The ju6geship matter does not go TO
the voters at the primary but to the
delegates For congress the lineup is:
First districts. w Brookhart, pro-
gressive; c. A Kennedy, standp pat
Second-Charles erik, progressive.
Third-C- W. Pickett. progressive.
Fourth-G. n. Haugen, progressive.
Ffth-Janes W. Good. progressive
Sixth-N. E. Kendall, progressive.
SEVENTH. F. Prouty. progressive;
j. A. T. Hull, standpar
Eighth-John Darrah. progressive:
H NJ Towner, standpat.
Ninth-H. W. Byers, progressive; W.
I. Smith, standpat
Tenth ank P. Woods, progress
sive: ". T. Mayne, standpat.
Eleventh.. II. Hubbard, progress
sive.
1t will thus be seen that in six of the
eleven districts the standpatters recos-
nize that the sentiment is so strong
thai no opposition candidate is worth
while. and in the Tenth the standpat
candidacy is perfunctory only.
There is proba bly, not another state
Of the union having SO many members
o< congress in which the progressives
have q candidate in every district and
are prepared to make a fight for the
cause.
Clint Price, chairman Of the demo-
cratic state committee is spending a
few days here and will see 10 ii that
the nomination papers for the demo-
cratic candidates are properly filed. He
hnds that candidates have much diff
hculty IN getting the matter properly
before the state officials Mr.. Price
states that there is no doubt that the
democrats will have candidates for
every state office and nearly every
congressional position. The slate for
the state ticket has been given. For
vet heard from. In the First A. s.
Pollard, of Fort Madison, and ]. r.
ellis, of Mount Pleasant, are candi-
dates In the Second, DR.. DeArrnond,
of Davenport, and probably a candi-
date from Clinton. are in the race In
the Third, John Dennison. of Dubuque,
and James Murtagh, of Waterloo, are
candidates. In the Fourth, D. D.
Murphy, of Elkador is alone. In tn.
Sixth, Dan Hamilton, of Sigourney.
makes the race alone. In the Seventh
it is between Clint Price, of Indianola,
and j. p. O'Mailey. of Perry In the
Eighth, Frank Stuart. of Charlton, and
Ezekiel j. Sankey, of Leon, are con-
testing. In the Ninth the field is left
for w s. Cleveland, of Shelby. Moth
ing is known here as to plans in the
Fifth, Tenth and Eleventh.
Among the state senators who Will
probably be renominated ard elected
without opposition are P. NJ. Jewell.
DEBORAH; Joseph H Allen, Pocahontas;
Joseph Mates, Odebolt; John r. Will
son, Clinton. Others who have filed
their papers are Lamonte Cowles, Bur-
lington: S. W. Neal, Washington; W.
R. Cooper, Newton; C. E. Peterson,
Clarion; H. j. Pfeiffer, Cedar Falls;
A. L. Ames, Traer; L. w. Inman,
Marble Rock; Frederick Schaub,
Charles City; r. S. Johnston, Column
bus Junction; c. R. Benedict, Shelby;
Carl Keuhnle, Denison; W. H Mes
ner, Cedar Falls; John 3. Sullivan, E.
A. Lingenfelter and c. z. Powell, Des
Moines.
Next Wednesday is last day for fl
ing state papers for nomination. Inas-
much as a great many Of the papers
that come in are either defective or
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