The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-18

following candidates have announced:
First District-D. R. Anthony.
Atchison. Cd; Sheffield Ingalls,. At
Gibson. CD.
Second District-L. C. Order, Fort
Scott, (R); Joseph Taggart, Kansas
City. CD; J. L. Brady, Lawrence. (P).
Third District-Phil p. Campbell.
Pittsburg. (R); o. s. Gibson, Arkan-
sas City. CD; Patrick J. MCKINLEY.
Pittsburg. CD. No Progressive an
nouncement.
Fourth District-W. S. Kretsinger,
Emporia. (R): H. F. Martindale, Mad
ison, (R); Dudley Doolittle, Cotton
wood Falls. CD; N. D. Welty, Wame-
go. (P).
Fifth District-M. o. Reitzel, Wash
ington. (R): Guy T. Helvering. Marys-
vile, CD; A. b. Carney, Concordia,
Cd; Loring Trott, Junction City, (P).
Sixth District-J. B. Dykes, Le-
banon. (R); 1. D. Young. Beloit. (R);
John r. Connelley. Colby. CD; Eva
Seventh District-Jouett Shouse.
Kinsley. CD: William Barrett. Pratt.
CD; Frank Hettinger, Hutchinson.
CD: o. w. Dawson, Great Bend. (P).
No Republican announcement.
Eighth District.Ezra Branine,
CD; c. L. Davidson, Wichita, (P).
Candidates For State Ofices.
Contests for state offices show many
candidates from all sections of the
state. Candidates who have SO far
announced for the state house jobs
include:
Secretary of State-Thomas Botkin,
er, Hoxie. Cd; Burt E. Brown. Law
renee. CD; James Sharp, Council
Grove. (Pj.
State Auditor-w. E. Davis. Dodge
City, (R); Perry Clemens, Hamil--
ton, (D).
ford. (R); p. E. Laughlin. Marysville.
CD: J. H. Livermore. Olathe. (P).
Attorney General-o. N. Brewster,
Troy. (R); Thomas F. Morrison, Cha
mute, CD; c. b. Little, Olathe. CD; E.
T. Foote, Hutchinson. CD.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Anna E. Arnold, Cottonwood Falls.
CD; w. D. Ross, Topeka, CO.
Superintendent of Insurance Carey
Wilson, Topeka. CR); L. T. Hussey.
Lyndon, (R); B. F. Hildebrand. Hia-
watna; CD; = Go c: Smith; lo,a' M Sp2;
Hutchinson, R); J. E. Brewer. Abb
lene, (R); Frank L. Britton. Usage
City, Cd; John E. Wagner. Larned.
CD.
State Printer-w. c. Smith. Column
bus, CR).
On the non-partisan judiciary ballot,
at least ten names will appear as cam
didates for nomination for the three
vacancies on the supreme bench. Six
candidates will be nominated for assO-
ciate justice. Three will be elected in
November. The candidates thus far
announced are: A. w. Benson. Otta-
wa; Clark A. Smith, Mitchell county:
Henry F. Mason, Garden City; John
s. Dawson. Hill City; A. H. Smith,
| Stockton; John Marshall. Howard; Ed
Little. Kansas City; A: B. Reeves.
Dodge City; Nelson Case. Oswego;
John Hanson, Mcpherson: Mrs. L. 8.
| Sheldon. Lawrence.
Mrs. Eva Morley Murphy of Good
land, Progressive candidate for con-
gress in the Sixth district. emphatical-
will withdraw from the congressional
race. In letter to the State Journal.
Mrs. Murphy declares that she will
| stay in the race until the votes are
counted in November.
Referring to the report that she will
not be a candidate Mrs. Murphy says:
! I'm the Topeka Capital OF date April
16. at the head of a column on third
page and under prominent headlines
appears a notice that I have with
| drawn from the race as q candidate
for representative in congress on the
false in every particular, and has nc
| Foundation whatever. except in the fer
tile brain of the person writing the
same, knowing 1t to be false wher
/ written.
while it probably expresses the ar
4 dent desire OF the parties interested
who might probably profit by with.
drawal, 1 wish to inform these gentle
men that no word, act or even inten
ton Of mine warranted this kind O
guerilla politics. It il my firm inten
ton to be in the race for this Office
when the polls close in November ant
at all times between now and tina
date
\ Efficient Management{Shade o
II Jesse James-.I was some train-rob
Der, II do say 1t myself" New Arr
val-"You? Why, old top. there ar