The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-19
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FOR SOFT
DRINKS
CANDIDATE ID A N IEL s.
ITEMIzES EXPENSE
ACCOUNT
SOME EXCUSES
GIVEN BY CANDIDATES
One Candidate Loses His Note
Book; Another Buys
Drinks

James w. Johnson, candidate for
the Democratic nomination to con-
gress in. Third district, reported to the
state election board that he had lost
his notebook so did not know exactly
what he spent. He guessed the
amount to be $470.
G. NJ Campbell. Republican of Car.
ter county. spent $25.27 In the con
gressional race In the Fourth district.
II. II Stollard, Socialist. spent
nothing for the nomination In. the
Fifth district.
Picnic donations comprise no small
portion of the $774.gi. expended by
r. I. Daniel, Republican OF Tulsa, In
the congressional campaign. There
Is also an item or two for drinks.
carefully designated soft" ]. H..
Franklin, Republican. spent $3.3l III
the Fifth district congressional pri-
mary fight. II cost Jim Davenport
$772.26 TO run for congress In the
Third district.
Mrs. Kate Blggers spent nothing Oh
the Republican ticket for commission.
er of charities and corrections.
W. f. Baker who ran against Kate
Barnard for the Democratic nomlna.
tlon spent $3.50
IT, l.. Bolen eoughed up $3.50 to
get the Democratic nomination for re-
preventative In Oklahoma county.
Paul Nesbitt. whom he deafted spent
$lG2.50. A. T. Early expended yiS.10
and Kay Dawson, Republican. nothing
W. II. Dill. Republican who ran for
state treasurer, says he spent s6T5.6p
Jesse Curd, Republican candidate for
state printer. expended $i0S0.
A. H. Huston. district Judge OF Lo-
gan county, spent nothing to be re-
nominated by the Republicans, Dis
trict Judge Clark of Oklahoma went
him one better Ills primary cam
paign cost him 81 for newspaper
announcement. A. Nicholas, Socialist
candidate against Clark spent nothing
and Loyal j. Miller, Republican, spent
sS5b4.
Among the candidates for Judge OF
the supreior court. A. j. Beddis0n
spent nothing aud Luther Key. Demo
erat. $20l.41.
The three Republican candidates for
attorney general spent little. Nal.
colin Owens bill was s27.5O and y.
c. Hughes $3.50. ID. G. Smith spent
nothing.
Joseph l.. Paschal, Democrat, paid
s360.I0 to be beaten In the race for
president OF the board of agriculture
j, X. Strickler of Chickasha, pro
lhibition candidate for secretary Of
state spent marry a cent In the pri.
mary and d. Frazier. Republican. s12,-
30.
OF the Republican candidates for
insurance commissioner Fred Hoytt
spent s3319; Il. X. Hughes nothing
and Fred Edmonds the same.
Among the Democrats setn Gordon
expended. s5e7.6s and James ]. Mar
tin, s2i4.50. Ballard, who got the
nomination, spent s4S.
Col. j. j. McAlester paid $076.07 to
get the Democratic nomination for
lieutenant governor. John Hall, Re-
publican. mine inspector. paid s21.3o.
Nearly every cent paid BY Former
State Chairman ]. b. Thompson of
the Democratic central committee In
getting the nomination for state SEN
ator In Garvln county. went to news.
paper announcements. lie had no op.
position The campaign cost him
1866.
]. r. Mcdaniel, Socialist candidate
for corporation commissioner. spent
nothing. w. II. l.. Campbell. Demo
cratic nominee for clerk Of the sn.
preme court. dug down In his jeans
for $l403.S0 to get renominated.
Charles Daugherty, who ran alone
for a denomination as labor commits
gioner on the Democratic ticket, ney.
ertheless paid out $2b7G2. Fred Peli.
Sr.. spent $3.50 and II. Hamilton moth.
ing, the two latter were Republicans
running for the same office.
Paul Mason. running for represen.
tatiye outhe Republican ticket in Os.
ages county supplemented his SIG ex-
pense account with exhibit A. II con
sisted of clippings from newspapers
showing his printed announcements
aud receipts OF other moneys spent
He furnishes proofs OF all he spenl
during the primary
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