The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

office, are as follows:
Colorado-Democratic, E. M. Am
mons; Republican, Clifford C. Parks;
Progressive, Philip B: Stewart; So.
cialist, Charles A. Ahlstrom.
Observation-Disclosures Simeon e.
Baldwin; Republican. John p Stud
ley; Progressive, Herbert Knox
Smith; Socialist, S. E. Neardsley.
Observation-Disclosures Thomas NJ.
Monaghan; Republican, Charles R.
Miller; Progressive, George B. Hyn-
son. Socialist, N. l.. Rearick; Prohibi-
ton, John Heyd.
Florida-Democratic, Park Tram
nell; Progressive, William C. Hodges;
Prohibition, James W. Bigham
ldaho-Democratic, James H. Haw-
ley; Republican, John M. Haines; So
cialist, L. A. Coblontz; Prohibition,
Emmett d. Nichol.
lllinois-Democratic Edward F..
Dunno, Republican, Charles s. Deneen;
Progressive, Frank II. Funk; Social
list, John c. Kennedy; Prohibition, Ed
win R. WorrelI
acknowledgements, Samuel NJ.
Ralston; Republican, Winfield T. Dur
bin; Progressive, Albert j. Beveridge;
Socialist, Stephen NJ Reynolds; Pro-
hibition, w. H. Hickman.
Iowa-Democratic, e. G. Dunn; Re-
publican, George w. Clarke; Progress
sive, John l.. Stevens; Socialist, |. S.
McCrillis; Prohibition, e. Durant
Jones.
Kansas-Democratic, George II.
Hodges; Republican, Arthur Capper;
Socialist, G. w. Klehoge; Prohibition,
Earl r. Delay.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Eugene
N. Foss; Republican, Joseph Walker;
I Progressive, Charles S. Bird; Social
ist James r. Carey; prohibition. Frank
/ ~ Rand.
, Michigan Democratic, Woodbridge
I n. Ferris; Republican, Amos P. Mus
selman; Progressive, l.. Whitney Wat
/ llins; Socialist, James Hoogerhyde;
Prohibition, J. d. Leland.
Democratic p. M. Ring
dali; Republican, A. o. Eberhart; Pro
gressive, P. V. Collins; Socialist, David
Morgan; Prohibition, E. e. Lobeck.
acknowledgements William S.
Cowherd; Republican, John C. McKin-
ley Progressive, Albert d. Nortoni;
Socialist, William A. Ward; Prohibit
ton. Charles e. Stokes.
| Montana-Democra Sam V. Ste
wart Republican. Harry L. Wilson;
| Progressive, Frank J. Edwards; So
cialist, Lewis ]. Duncan.
acknowledgements, J. II. More
head; Republican, Chester H. Aldrich:
Socialist, c. J. Wright
New ampshre-Democra Sam
uel d. Felker; Republican, Franklin
Worcester; Progressive, Winston
Churchill; Socialist. w. H. wilkins;
Prohibition, A. II. Merrill.
New York-Democratic, William
Sulzer; Republican, Job e. Hodges;
Progressive, Oscar S. Straus; Social
list, Charles Edward Russell; Prohibi-
ton, T. Alexander McNichol.
North Caroina-Democrati Locke
Craig; Republican, Thomas Settle
Progressive, Zeb V. Walser; Socialist,
H. E. Hodges.
North Dakota-Democratic F. o.
Hollstrom; Republican, l.. B. Hanna;
Progressive, w. D. Sweet; Socialist,
Albert E. Bowen, Jr.
Ohio-Democratic, James M. Cox;
Republican, R. B. Brown; Progressive,
Arthur l.. Garford Socialist, G. E.
Ruthenberg; Prohibition, Daniel E.
Polling.
Rhode lsland-Democratic, Theodore
F. Greene; Republican, Aram j. Po-
thier; Progressive, Alfred H. Humes
Socialist. S. H. Fassell; Prohibition,
Willis H. White.
South Carolina-Democratic, Cole
L. Blease; Socialist, R. B. Britton.
South Dakota-Democratic, Edward
S, Johnson; Republican, Frank M.
Byrne; Socialist, Samuel Lovett; Pro
hibition, o. w. Butterfield.
Tennessee-Democratic, Benton Nc.
Millin; Republican, Ben w. Hooper
Texas-Democratic, Oscar B. Col
quit; Republican, C. w. Johnson;
Progressive, Ed C. Lasater; Socialist
Reddin Andrews; Prohibition, Andrew
]. Houston.
Washington -. Democratic, Ernest
Lister; Republican, M. E. Hay Pro
gressive, Robert T. Hodge; Socialist
Miss Anna Agnes Maley; Prohibition
George w. Stiven.
JNet. Yirginia--Democratic, William
n = Republican, II. p: Hat