The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-16
MANY ASPIRANTS
FOR STATE OFFICES
Complete List Given of Republican,
Democrat and Socialist Candidates
for State Jobs

closed at Olympia last Saturday even
ing finds more candidates in the field
than ever before in the history of the
state. Owing to the numerous aspi-
rants for state Offices second choice
votes will play a prominent part in
the primaries Sept. 10 in deciding who
the nominees will be.
The socialists have a complete pri-
mary ticket with the exception OF in
surance commissioner. Following is a
complete list Of filings.
Congressman-at-Larg
Republican: John E. Ballaine, Sc
attle; John P. Fay, Seattle; Harry Ros-
enhaupt, Spokane; Henry B. Dewey,
Tacoma; J. w. Bryan, Bremerton;
Frank Hammond, Seattle; A. c. Shaw,
Spokane; ]. E. Frost, Ellensburg; Ar
thur Simmons, Seattle; J. A. Falconer,
Snohomish; Democrats: George F.
Christensen, Ritzville; E. o. Connor,
Spokane; Robert McMurchie, Everett;
H. D. Merritt, Spokane, H. M. White;
Bellingham; E. F. Masterson, Tacoma.
Socialist: M. E. Giles, Bremerton;
Alfred Wagenknecht, Everett.
Congressman, First District
Republican; William E. Humphrey,
incumbent, Seattle; Daniel Landon,
Seattle; Henry A. Mclean, Seattle;
David P. Rice, Seattle. Democrat:
Charles G. Heifner, Seattle; Thomas
R. Homer, Seattle Socialist: Joseph
Gilbert, Seattle.
Congressman. Second DISTRICT
Republican; Stanton Warburton, in
cumbent, Tacoma; Thomas c. Van
Eaton, Eatonville; Albert Johnson, Ho-
quaim; N. S. Richards, Oakville; A. E.
Joab, Tacoma. Democrat: James A.
Munday, Vancouver; Charles Drury,
Tacoma; George Hazard, Tacom.
Socialist: Leslie E. Allen, Tacoma
Congressman. Third District
Republican: w. L. LaFollette, in
cumbent, Pullman; W. M. Ridpath,
Spokane; F. M. Goodwin, Spokane;
N. w. Durham, Spokane; George w.
Shaefer, Spokane Democrat: R. M.
Drumbeller, Dayton; V. T. Tustin,
Spokane; M. J. Maloney, Colfax. So
cialist: Robert B. Martin, Spokane.
Governor
Republican: M. E. Hay, incum-
bent, Spokane; John c. Lawrence,
Pullman; Orville Billings, Tacoma;
Robert T. Hodge, Seattle; Otto A.
Case, Seattle. Democrat: Ernest
Lister, Tacoma; w. H. Dunphy, Walla
Walla: M. M. Goldman, Seattle; E. c.
Million, Seattle; Hugh c. Todd, Seat
tie; L. F. Chester, Spokane, w. w.
Black, Everett. Socialist-Anna A.
Maley, Everett.
Republican-Governor Teats, Taco
ma; J. H. Brown, Olympia; Louis F.
Hart, Tacoma; w. H. Plummer, Spo-
kane; A. V. Fawcett, Tacoma; W. C..
McMasters, Marysville, Albert E. Pill
er, Seattle; Charles E. Coon, Port
Townsend. Democrat: Harry H.
Collier, Tacoma; A. c. Edwards, Spo-
kane. Socialist: Adam H. Barth,
Tacoma.
Treasurer
Republican: Edward Meath, Taco
ma; D. H. Cox, Walla Walla. Demo
crat: Louis Gilbert, Seattle; William
B. Ogden, Hoquaim. Socialist: Win
ME E. Parks, Seattle.
Secretary of state
Republican: I. M. Howell, in
cumbent, Tacoma; Ben R. Fish,
Olympia; R. L. Kline, Bellingham.
Democrat: George E. Ryan, Tacoma.
Socialist: Frans Bostrom, Everett.
Commissioner of Public Lands
Republican; Maud H. Tambln'
OLYMPIA; H. P. Niles, Everett; c. Y.
Savidge, Olympia; A. R. Upright, Ta-
coma; W. H. kaufman, Bellingham;
Leola May Blinn, Seattle. Democrat;
Albert Schooley, Chehalis. Socialist;
H. G. Cupples, Bellingham.
superintendent Public Education
Republican: A. S. Burrows, Seattle;
Josephine Preston, Walla Walla.
Democrat; Eldridge Wheeler, Monte