River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-08-18
First Nomination Papers Filed.

publican candidate for the guberna-
torial nomination Exactly 1850
voters signified their approval of the
ambition of the former senatorial as
pirant.
Petitions were also filed for the
nomination of Senator E. T. Fairchild
Of Milwaukee with the Signatures of
4,958 electors, qualifying him as Re-
publican candidate for chief executive
Of Wisconsin
Adolph b. Schmidt Of Milwaukee
and H. w. Bolens of Port Washington,
candidates for the Democratic nom
nations for governor and lieutenant
governor, respectively, flied their
nomination papers in the office of the
! secretary of state There were 1928
names on Schmidt's papers and 1850
! on Bolens'
! AS Republican candidate for state
! treasurer, petitions were filed for
| State Treasurer A. H.. Dahl of West
by who seeks denomination and re-
| election. The number of voters sign
ing his petitions is 6,425.
For S. A. Cook Of Neenah, Repub-
/ lican candidate for United States SEN
| atOr, 5,728 voters filed their petitions.
| For Michael E. Burke, Democrat,
| Of Beaver Dam, petitions were filed
! bearing the signatures of 1,414 cleo
| tors seeking his nomination as can
| didate of his party for members Of
| congress in the Sixth district. From
| the same district came petitions for
| Everett w. Clark, Democrat, of Ply
: mouth, seeking the same honor with
the signifed approval of 1876 voters.
Other petitions for congressional
nominations were filed for William H.
! Stafford Republican, Fifth district of
Milwaukee, with SIG names; for
! Charles S. Starkweather, Republican,
:, Eleventh district of the town Of Port
| land, in Douglas county, with 1,030
| signers; for William A. Stuart, Demo
crat, Fifth district of Milwaukee, with
| 305 signers.
For state senators petitions were
filed as follows: Walter S. Hake, Re
publican. Elroy, Thirty-1rst district;
Howard Teasdale, Republican, Sparta,
Thirty-first district; D. I. Sicklesteel,
Republican, Stevens Point, Twenty
first district; G. E. Hoyt, Republican,
Menomonie Falls, Thirty third district;
H. c. Martin, Republican, Darlington
Seventeenth district; d. E. Roberts, Re-
publican, Superior, Eleventh district;
Gerald D. Arnold, Republican, Gales
ville Thirty-second district; Simon F.
Wehrwein, Republican, Manitowoc,
Fifteenth district; w. w Albers, Dem
Ocrat, Wausau, Twenty-fifth district.
Sends Out Certificates.
Secretary of State James A. Frear
certified to the county clerks OF the
state that names of the candidates
who have qualified properly in his Of
flee and are entitled to places on the
ballot in the primary election on Sep
TENDER 6.
The letter contains some instruc
lions to the county clerks. Summar-
lied they are as follows:
The names of all candidates certi-
fed must appear on the ballot
The names of the candidates must
be rotated by precincts and not ar
ranged alphabetically as heretofore.
The full name and address of each
voter must be taken at the polls
Only one party committeeman may
be chosen in each precinct, excepting
in Milwaukee, where three may be
elected.
To Teach Advertising.
That instruction in the principles
of advertising be given in connection
with the courses in journalism and
commerce at the University of Wis
cOnsin was recommended by the Ad-
vertisers' Club of Milwaukee in it's
last meeting
A committee was appointed by the
club to operate with the university
authorities in the establishment and
development of such courses.
The Associated Advertising Clubs
of America, in the recent national
convention in Omaha, voted to CO.
operate with schools and colleges in
the matter of giving instruction in adj
vertising, as a result of the advocacy
of such plan by the Milwaukee Ad-
vertisers' club
Half Million for State.
The Northwestern Railway company
completed it's payment of taxes,
draft being received by State Treasur-
er A. H. Dahl for $512,022.22. This is
the largest amount to be received on
the second half of railroad taxes.