The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-07-11
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
OF PRIMARY ELECTION
: ! ATE OF MISSOURI
(nnliN of ST. Ernnrnl.

tlhCt Ol Salu County OF 1T. FRANCOIS
and that the polls will he open be
tween the hours of seven in tn,
morning and sunset in the evening
on the first Tuesday OF August, 1917
being the sixth day of August, 1872
Tor the purpose Of nominating candi
dates for State, District, County ant
Township Offices, to he voted for al
the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, the tifth day OF November
1912.
That the hereinafter mentioned
list contains the name and post of
flee address of each candidate iOi
nomination, together with "A desig.
nation of the office for which he Is a
candidate, and tho party or principle
that he represents, the hours during
which the polls will he open, as the
same appears from II certificate from
the secretary of State aud from the
declaration papers on file IA my of.
lice a. required by law:
For Governor representing tn" Dem.
ocratic party.
Elliott w. Major, Bowling Green,
Mo.
james A H"urhin, Jefferson city,
Mo.
David A. BAH, Louisiana, Mo.
William ;. Cowherd, 1913 Com.
mere" building, Kansas, city,
Mo.
August Henry Boltr, $500 Hart.
ford street, st. Louis, Mo.
For Governor representing the Re-
publican party:
Arthur W Brewster, $50 Harri-
son street, Kansas city, Mo.
leon W. Quick, 7Gj North Euclid
avenue, 1t. Louis, Mo.
John &. Mckinley, Unionville,
Mo.
a. Pat Murphy, Rolla, Mo.
John f.. Swanger, NJ ilan, Mo.
Eur Governor representing the Pro-
hihition party:
Chas. b.. Stokes, ll23 East 18th
street, Kansas city, Mo.
For Governor representing the So
Claltst party:
William 4. Ward, 7Da, No. 80
Olive street, st Louis, Mo.
For Governor representing the So.
cialist Labor party:
Chas. Rogers, Ii2 W. 18th street,
Kansas city, Mo,
For Lioutrnaut-6 Governor represent
ing the Democratic party:
Alexander Il, Boone, Charleston,
Mo.
William r. Painter, CarrolIton,
Mo.
For Li"utcnaut-G uvcruor represent
ing th" Republican party.
Hiram Lloyd, l2l2 Clara avenue,
st. Louis, Mo.
For Li"uteuant-Govrrnor reprrprnt-
ing the Prohibition party.
Julius &. Hughes, Richmond, Mo.
For LIeutenant-Go REPRESENT
ing the Socialist party:
Richard Geo. Hothm, 81 New
street, Springfield, Mo
For secretary of state representing
the Democratic party;
cornelius Roach, Carthage, Mo.
For Secretary of State representing
the Republican party:
James J. Afford, Springfield Mo.
Robert ID. Silver, X. + ID. No. !, |
st. Charles, Mo.
For Secretary of State representing
the Prohibition party:
VIM. II Gu"nthcr, Concurdia,
Mo.
For secretary of State representing |
the Socialist party.
Ernest Theodore Behrrns, SrdaIia.
Mo.
Fur Secretary at State representing
the Socialist Labor party:
Clifton Holbrouk, 2201 Bird .Iup.
lin, Mo.
For state Auditor representing the
Democratic party:
John 7. Gordon, Lexington, Mo.
for state Auditor representing the
Republican, party:
Green II. Greer Slkraiuu. Mo.
For slut" Auditor representing the
Prohibition party.
orland" Y. Wager, Ncosho, Mo.
For state Auditor representing the
Socialist party;
Philip Wagner, 3Ijl HALLIDAY
street, st. Louis, Mo.
i or state Auditor representing the
Socialist Labor party:
John W. Neumann, l4I7 y. 18th
street, st. Louis. Mo.
For State Treasurer representing
the Democratic party:
Edwin j. Deal, Charleston, Mo.
John u, O'Meara 5}i7 Cabanne
avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
'or State Treasurer representing the
Republican party:
EdU ward Schrantz, 1898 Minerva
avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
Daniel II. Hoefer, Higginsville,
Mo.
Cor state Treasurer representing the
Socialist party:
w. w. McAllister, Springfield,
Mo,
or state Treasurer representing
the Socialist Labor party:
Otto j SchwitHpebel, DID Charlotte
street, Kansas City, Mo.
Cor Attorney-G General representing
the Democratic party;
Frank W. McAllister, Paris, Mo.
John 7. Barker, La Plata.
Joseph 4. Davis, 800 Pierce Bldg,
st. Louis, Mo.
COR Attorney General representing
the Republican party:
James II. Mason, Springfield, Mo.
William G. Irwin, Jefferson City,
Mo.
COR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT representing
the Prohibition party:
Richard Il, Wilcox, Racine, Mo.
COR Attorney General representing
the Socialist party:
FoI