The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-23
ONE OR TWO LATE ONES.
Candidates for State Offices Have Filled
Petitions.

!
Ming oe nomination petitions by the
| secretary of state. One lone petition
struggled in this morning.
| Some doubt is felt among the law
| yerS and candidates that today is a
| safe day for the fling of nomination
petitions within the 40 days prescribed
before the primary election August 2
Nevertheless, the secretary of states
office was open to them today and L.
p. Roney, candidate for judge of the
Twelfth, did not get his papers in IN
til this morning. J. D. Botkin, Demo-
cratic candidate for congressman from
the Third district, also filed some addi-
tional petitions today though he got
most of them in last night.
The secretaryS office is working un-
der the opinion of the attorney general
who said: To-day is legal but yester-
day was safer"
The following is a list of the candi-
dates for the various state and congress
sional Offices the letters following the
name and address signifying Repub-
lican, Democratic, Socialist, or Proh1bi-
zionist:
West. Topeka (R.); Silas Porter, Kan
sas CITY (R): Charles B. Graves, EN-
poria (R); Charles Humbert Riddle,
Emporia Cd; Charles F. w Dassler,
Leavenworth ODE. j. W. Parker
Governor-w. R. Stubs. Lawrence
R1: Thomas E. wagstaff, Independ-
ence CR.); George H. Hodges, Olatne
Cd: William Cady, Kansas City P1;
Russell J. Harrison, Selden CD
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. j. Hodg1ns'
Garden city (R); J. w. Creech, Her
ington (R); Lot Ravenscraft, Ashland
D0: Ray Heritage. ottawa P).
Secretary of Subsidiaries Sessions.
Topeka (R); Ray L. TayIor, Wlcntta
Cd; NJ. c. Piatz. Holton %. Crosse
Treasurer-H W. Grasse, Lacrosse
RO; Mark Tulley, independence (R.1;
r 7 Altswager, Hutchinson (R); BAL
thasar M. Dreiling, Hays CD; o: j.
Lewis, Girard R); O. A. Herbert, Fea-
body P.); E. Webb, Wichita ~.
Hill City (R); Thomas F.. Morrison
Chanute CD; A. G.. Drake, Chetopa
Superintendent public Instruction.
L. Payne, Emporia (Ro; =; l. r ar
child. Ellsworth (RO: David M BoWen
Pittsburg CD; S. w. Bono' Mii'oi'-
Superintendent insurance-Van H
King, Salinl CRD; Ike S. Lewis, star
ford (R); Northrop Moore, hal PH
state printer-Tom Cordry, PARSONS
RS. r F. Hudson, Fredonia CD; r.
W Boyd, Phillipsburg CD; {. IS.
Jones, Emporia P); T. b. Brown ~ ~
peka CR); w c. Austin STRONG lily
I (R.). uoods.
railroad Commissioners A; Woods'
! Cbanute RD; George Plumb, Emporla
RO. w L. Cunningham, Arkdls aI
civ CR); Frank ]. Ryan, LeavenWor,ttn
R5; benjamin Heilbrun Usage 10y
n3, Thomas E. Walsh, LeavenWortn
n5 w. A. Holland. Emporia (R); ).
K Mayberry. Topeka CD; John l.
White. Ada (R); w. E. Blackourn, an
thony (R.); r. B. Ward. BeneVlle ~ ~ ;
George w. Kanavel, Sedgwlek lh;!' 80
cob Hostetlet. Bellevine o.; J: 3: Fu-
ion 1DO: NJ. r. Beckten, MacksVllle
Pl: p. F. Hester, Burr Oak %.
CONGRESSMAN, First District. A.
McNeal, Topeka (R); u. II Ah'iioilS'
congressman, Second District-A. G.
Mitchell Lawrence (R); Grant ".
Harrington, Kansas City Cd; Charles
F. Scott. lola (R.). -
Congressman, Third District-Fc,
Car1nbelI. Pittshurg (RO; Arthur Gran
sion. Parsons (R); c. f. Pile, Parsons
D1; V. L. Poison. F'redonia, OBJ
CONGRESSMAN, Fourth District-F: 5.
Jackson. Eureka (R.); Henderson Mar
tin, Marion CD; M B. ;, N McGoMan
Emporia CD; ]. NJ Miller Councl
CONGRESSMAN Fifth District-R- r
Rees, Minneapolis (R.); G. T. Helverlng
Marysville CD; Harry A. Jones' Salna
Cd.
Young. Beloit (R); Hays B. White
Mankato CR.); w. H. Reeder, Logan
RO: II. o. Caster, Oberlin Cd; Frank
S. Rockefeller, Russell (D);
Congressman Seventh D1strlct-E: IL
Madison, Dodge City (R); w. p: Nor
rison. Sterling CD; George A. Neeley'
Hutchinson CD.
CONGRESSMAN, Eighth District-Victor
Murdoch, Wichita (R); George. Bur
nett, Conway Springs (S).
I(yrT TIT ,TGES
Tenth Judicial DISTRICT. o. Rankin
R1; S. T. Seaton CD.
Twelfth Judicial District-John Q.
Hogin (R.); F. w. Sturges, (R); T. P.
Roney (RO.
Fourteenth Judicial District
Fifteenth Judicial District-R. NJ.
Picker (RO.
Seventeenth Judicial DISTRICT. M. No
BILE Cd; w. H. Moore (R-); w. H.
Pratt CRD; w. S. Langmade Cd:
Nineteenth Judicial Districts w.
twentieth Judicial Dist,ict-D. A.
Twenty-first judicial District-sam
Kimble R); R. c. Miller Cd.
Twenty-second Judicial Dlstrict-W.
Twenty-third Judicial District. c..
Ruppenthal CD; H. L. Pestana R.);
E A. Rea (R).
Twenty-fourth Judicial District-P. =.
Gillett CR.).
'Thirtieth Judicial District-David
Richie CD; Dallas Grover (R.); E. A.
Mcfarland (R.).
Thirty-f1rst Judicial District-G. L.
Finley (R.).
Thirty-second Judicial District-W. H.
Thompson CD; o. H. Foster (R).
Thirty-third Judicial District-A. w.
Wilson CD; C. E. Lobdell (R.).
Thirty-fourth Judicial District-C. l.
Sparks (R); C. w. Smith fR); A. L.
Spangler CD.
Heiser (R-0.
YALE AND HARVARD MEET.