Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-12
STATE TICKET
BREAKS RECORD
One Hundred and Sixty-three
Patriots Are Ready for
the Sacrifice
TICKET is LARGEST EVER
Forty Aspirants for Seats in
Congress, and but Five
Are Vacant
TICKET IS LARGEST EVER

Are vacant
OLYMPIA, Aug. 10.-With the FL
ing by Col. Albert f. Joab of Ia
coma a radical bull moose support
er, Of his candidacy for congressman
from the Second district just before
closing time this evening, a total of
l63 candidates for state offices had
been declared and the state OF Wash
ington had prepared itself 10 set a
new record for large ballots. The
primary ballot will be of wondrous
CompleNity.
The rush to make filings today
was great. q large number of caL-
dida,es coming i'll at the very last
moment. In this direction the i'll
;nas from the various congressional
districts and TOR congressman at
large we've most notable
Congressional Fight Ahead
When Col. JOab filed this evening
he made the fifth man in the race
on the republican ticket in the Sec
ond district. Stanton WarburtOn
and Thomas c. Van Eaton, both of
Tacoma, Albert Johnson OF Hoquiam,
and y. :. Richards of Oakvile. be-
ing the other four. This makes three
men from Tacoma, two OF them, Mr..
Warburton and Col. Joab, being ardent
followers Of the bull Moose stan
dard Richards is also a third party
man. This will result in second
choice vote in the Second district
nomination.
In oil n n a n nc.
for congressman at large new fea-
ture has been injected which may
put another aspect on that contest.
Since there are ten candidates for
the two places it had been supposed
there would Of course. be second
choice vote. but the attorney gener-
al has withheld a ruling on this. He
holds that the position of congress
man at large is not recognized in
the primary law and no provision
made fer second choice voting
IN the matter OF supreme judges
The candidates viii practically be
elected at the primary, and the same
condition will exist with five of the
superior court Judges The list of
filings Tor state offices follows:
Congressman at Large.
Frank Hammond. Rep.
J. w. Bryan. Rep.
II. b. Dewey. Rep.
Jno. +. Ballaine. Rep.
Jno. 7. Fay, Reu.
A. C. Shaw, Rep.
J. f. Frost, Rep.
Arthur Simmons. Rep.
Harry Rosenhaupt, Rep.
j. A. FalcOner, Rep.
Robert McMurchie. Dem.
George F.. Christensen, Dem.
e. o. O'Connor. Dem.
NJ Z. Giles, Soc.
Alfred Wagenknecht, Soc.
Representative in Congress
First District
Daniel Landon, Rep.
II. Albert Mclean, Rep.
William f. Humphrey. Rep.
David Perry Rice. Rep
Charles G. Heifner, Dem.
Thomas Il. Horner. Dem.
Joseph Gilbert. Soc.
Second District
Stanton Warburton. Rep.
Thomas c. NanlIaton. Rep.
Albert Johnson, Rep
Norman Richards. Rep.
A. T.. Joab. Rep
Charles Drury. Dem.
James 4 Nunday Dem.
George Hazard, Dem.
Leslie r. Allen. Soc.
Third District
William L. LaFollette Rep.
George ". Shaeter, Rep.
y. w. Durham, Rep
f. NJ. Goodwin, Rep.
W. VI. Ridpath. Rep.
Y. T. Iustin, Dem.
Roscoe NJ Drumheller, Dem.
Martin J. Maloney. Dem.
Robert Burnes Martin. Soc.
Supreme Court Judges.
Ralph o. Dunbar
Oyerton G. Ellis.
Wallace Mount.
Governor
NJ l.. Hay, Rep
John C.. Lawrence. Rep.
Orvillo Billings, Rep.
Robert r Hodge. Rep.
Otta 4. Case. Rep.
Hugh c. Todd. Dem.
L. r. Chester. Dem.
Ernest Lister, Dem.
W, II, Dunphy, Dem.
w. w. Black. Dem.
f. G. Million. Dem.
NJ. NJ. Goldman. Dem.
Anna \. Maley. Soc.
Lieutenant Governor.
\. V. Fawcett. Rep.
Govnor Teats, Rep.
J. n. Brown, Rep.
w. II. Plummer, Rep.
Louis F. Hart, Rep.
Charles Edward Coon, Rep.
w. G.. McMaster Rep.
Albert A. Piller, Rep.
Harry c. Collier, Dem.
A. c. Edwards, Dem.
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