The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-06

offceS together with those OF nou- par
tisan candidates for judicial posi-
tions, otiicially closed yesterday al
teTnoon at O'Clock and hnds two
complete and two other pa TALLY
complete tickets in the field for elec-
tors TO vote on in this state, Septem-
Der |, the date Of the primary elect
ion. The Republicans and PorgreSs.
ives nominated tickets from top TO
bottom The Democrats left one va
cancy, failing to nomiuate a candi-
date for superintendent of puhlc in
struction and the Socialist party was
satisfied with the nomination Of hut
one candidate, l.. A. Coblentz for
governor. Socialists wall write in
the CaWes of tueir other candida les.
/ The Republicans will have So 7eral
keen contests over nominations, tirst
I OF which will he over United States
senator for their art tour candidates
I IN the race in James H. Brady. pres
/ eDt incumbent, Burton l.. French,
/ present congressman, Frank Il. Good.
+ ing ana James r. Ailshie These
| four candidates are already actively
conducting campaigns. Senator B:a-
dy ana Congressman FreUch however,
have ueen forced "a reInain in Wash
/ ington because congress mas failed To
( adjourn Their ireinds here are en-
gagged handling their respective cam.
/ paihus
| The entrance OF ". V. Whitwell of
/ Salmon into the Democratic senate
rial race in opposition to James u,
J Hawley and John r. Nugent came
! AS cou plete surprise. The race
becomes a three-c irnered one 1t the
primaries, with the result very un.
certain. WhitSell was allied in form.
eI years with eX. United States Sena
/ torg Fred T. Dubois and mas beer
I prominent IN lnaho politics as a
/ Democrat.
The Electors Progressive party has
TO contests on its ticket.
The Republicans have contest
for representative In congress witt
/ We candidates In the field to select
two from. The Democrats lave tire,
candidates and therefore three
curnered SIGHT Tor two nominations,
The only contest for the numina
tiau Of lieutenant governor is IN Ia,
Republican party, four candidate
having been placed in nomination o
NJ Sweeley Of Twin Fails and q
" Edging ton of Idaho Falls from
the southern part Of the state an,
I II H. Taylor OF Saudpoin ana "
| Il. Smith Of Lewiston, from IN,
north.
Attorney general J H. Peterson
State Auditor Fred l. Huston az,
Miss Bcrnice Mccoy. candidate 10
superintendent Of Of public instruc
tion are without opposition on th
Republican ticket.
An eleventh hour fight for the Re
publican nomination for secretary o
} state broke just before the hour @
3 receiving the husI nominations sr
, rived George Il Barker OF Sand
! point appeared tu have clear hel'
without opposition Several day
J ago. hosever. otis NJ. Van Tas-e
= OF ST. Antony hled Tor numlns ion
3 Yesterday Charles D. Storey am
Erwin v. Johnson, both Of Boise
, entered thr race Tor the nomination
making The dght four cotnsred one
The Republicans also have a shar
contest on tor the u ,minatl0u "a
state treasurer with one 81 the iou
candidates a woman or Mrs. Ma
scott Workman OF Emmett Ih
q other ,hree candidates are .. Y Al
len. present treasurer. Jonn ". Tag
Lesson 81 Bpi,e aud g., F Dcfeubac
OF Lewiston.
d five oou- partisan candidates At
3 90, LOT justice OF TIE supreme cJur
! Nth one nomination a. tie stake
i Many cauoidaes are ia the hcil fo
: judicial prsItions IA the niae di'
. tfIcts with competition ciu~s iu "a
70 Ghird. four.u aud siK'n districts
There are eight candidates 10 tu
b race 40 the fourth district lot ~
q nomiuatious. Tie following - 60
s complete lIst of nominations tiled "a
% the primary election