Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-10

Up TO noon today 260 declarations
announcing candidacy for office had
been filed with the secretary of state,
and about rs had not, at that time,
filed their petitions. Secretary Olcott
called up u couple of candidates in
Portland last night and told them their
petitions would have to be corrected,
and these are doing some hustling to-
day. The secretary has big force
at work verifying petitions, counting
names, etc, but will not be able to com
plete the work today, especially as
there are some 70 petitions yet to be
filed If there are any mistakes in
these they are fatal, the candidates
will be out of the race, as after 5
O'Clock this afternoon no corrections
can be made. One candidate filing his
petition was shy about 250 names, he
having made mistake as to the num-
Der required He had circulators get
busy both here and in Portland at
once, and is trying to get his petition
in shape before the town clock tolls 5.
Secretary Olcott, having about half
ton of petitions on his hands, says
the right of petition may be sacred
privilege, but in case of U'Ren cleo
tion it goes by another name.
The following is complete list Of
the candidates.:
Member of National Committee.
r. f. Williams, Portland, republican;
w. l.. Robb, Portland, republican; W
II. Canon, Medford, democrat; Henry
Waldo Coe, Portland, progressive; Chas.
W. Ackerson, Portland republican.
United States Senator,
r. A. Booth, Eugene, republican,
Geo. E. Chamberlain, Portland, demo.
crat
Representative in Congress, First Dis
trict.
b. +. Jones, Roseburg, republican; W.
G. Hawley, Salem, republican; John Os-
terman, Taft, democrat; Frederick Hol.
lister, North Bend, democrat; W. II.
Meredith, Wedderburn, democrat; Ere
W. Mears, Medford, progressive.
Representative in Congress, Second Dis
trict.
N. j. Sinnott, republican, The Dalles.
Representative in Congress, Third Dis.
trict
George s. Shepherd, republican, Port
land; A. W. Lafferty, republican, Port
land; G. N. Macarthur. Portland, repu5.
lican; ElOf T. Hedlund, Portland dem.
ocrat; Arthur |. Moulton, Portland, pro
gressive; David Gross, Portland, pro.
gressive; Nelson r.. jacobson, repub.
lican; A. +. Flegel, democrat.
Governor.
Grant B. Dimick, Oregon City, repub
lican; A. M. Crawford, Roseburg, repub
Lean; William A. Carter, Portland, re-
publican; T. T. Geer, Portland, repub.
lican; James Withycombe, Corvallis, re.
publican; Charles A. Johns, Portland
republican; Gus G. Moser, Portland, re.
publican; George G. Brownell, Oregon
City, republican; John Manning, Port
land, democrat; G. j. Smith, Portland
democrat; A. s. Bennett, The Dalles
democrat; +. NJ. Gill, Dufur, progres
sive; Robert A. Miller, Portland, dem
ocrat; G. A. Cobb, Portland, democrat
State Treasurer.
Thomas B. Kay, Salem, republican
Tom Kay, Portland, republican.
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Henry l.. Benson, Klamath Falls, re
publican; Charles l.. McNary, Salerl
republican; Thomas A. Mcbride, Des
Island (Salem, Marion county,, repub
lican; Henry j. Bean, Pendleton (Salen
Marion county, republican,; Lawrence
T. Harris, Eugene, republican; Samue
T. Richardson, Salem, republican,; r
j. Cleeton, Portland, republican; p II
| D 'Arcy,. Salem, republican; William NJ
Ramsey, McMinnville, democrat; vii
liam Galloway, Salem, democrat.
Attorney General.
Frank s. Grant, Portland, republican
George n. Farrin, Portland, republican
III. j. johnson, Portland, republican
George NJ. Brown, Roseburg, republi
can; John A. Jeffrey, Portland, demo
erat; William p. Lord, Portland, repub
lican.
superintendent of Public Instruction
| y A. Churchill, Baker, republican; A
II. Burton, Portland, progressive.
State Engineer.
John II. Lewis, Salem, republican;
r. Stoekman, Baker, republican,
Commissioner Of Labor Statistics and In
spector Of Factories and Workshops
i o. p. Hoff, Portland, republican; j
/, | A. Madsen, Portland, republican; Ere,
Bynon, Salem, republican.
Commissioner Of the Railroad Commis
i sion.
Frank J. Miller, Albany, republican
Hal d. Patton, Salem, republican.
! Superintendent of Water Division No. !
i James T. Chinnock, Portland (tem
. porary residence Salem), republican.
superintendent Of Water Division No.