The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-19
Candidates Listed.

Sldle OlHCt III Jlle AuSuSl pl lllldl lCo u
who are said to be thinking seriousl.
of entering the lists, are:
For gOyernor-Justice Robert L
Williams of Durant; Judge ]. B. Rol
ertson of Chandler; f. E. Herring o
City; benjamin Harrison of Holden
ville Chas. West of Enid; Judge Ton
Doyle of Perry; Robert Dunlop o
Newkirk; j. j. McAlester of McAles
ter
For lieutenant governor-E. T. Sor
rels of Wifburton; Luther Harrison
of Wewoka; George Noryel of We
woka: Robert Gillian of Ardmore; w
II. Berry of Checotah.
For secretary of state-E. b. Spill
man of Kingfsher W. B. Richards
of Oklahoma City; George Smith OF
Chandler: Ben F.. Clardy of Shawnee
G.. A. Gilkerson of Elk City; Jude AS
kew of Chckasha; Tom Ellis of No
wata
For state treasurer-W. l.. AleXan-
der of Oklahoma City; Abner Bruce
of Sapulpa; T. F. Memminger of Ato-
ka; Jake Mercer of McAlester; j. c,
McClelland of Oklahoma City; +. X,
Thurmond of Sayre.
For state auditor-Frank c. Carter
of Frederick; C. T. Mcclellan of No
wata; Frank Hamilton of Enid;
Frank Cartdr of Frederick; Sam
Sweeney of Durant.
Insurance commissioner-A. C.
Welch of Pauls Valley; P. A. Ballard
of Coyle.
State superintendent. H. Wilson
of Chickasha f. d. Cameron of Mus
kogee; C. w. Richards of Ardmore;
w. f. Gill of Pawhuska; c. NJ. Allen
of Marshall.
For attorney general Z. ]. Giddings
OF Oklahoma City: George d. Key Of
Tulsa: e. p. Hill of McAlester; w. E.
Disney of Muskogee.
State examiner and inspector
Fred Parkinson of Wagner; Hugh
Gerner of Shawnee.
Labor commissioner-C. l.. Daugh-
erty of Oklahoma City.
Commissioner of charities and cor
rections--The Rev William d. Mat
thews of Wynnewood.
President board of agriculture F.
Gault of Geary C. L. Bdmondson Of
Chandler; Z. c. Harlan of Welch.
Corporation commission-Charles
B. Peters of Pawhuska; r. P. Boles
Durant; A. P. Watson of Shawnee;
Henry J. Denton of Hollis.
Clerk of the supreme COURT. L.
Cardwell of coal county; w. H. L.
Campbell of Ada; J. o. Crawford Of
Stonewall; Gus Pool of Wewoka.
Supreme court-Fifth district, r. H..
Ioofburrow Of Beaver; Judge w. A
Brown of Mangum. Second district,
Judge Stillwell H. Russell, Ardmore;
G. A. Rainey Of Atoka; Thomas Nc
Kowen Of Ada; Summers Hardy Of
Hugo. Fourth district, Judge Robin
son Mcmillan of Norman.
Criminal court of appeals-Judge
Preslie b. Cole of McAlester; Judge
Contests for Veterans.
The list does not include candidates
for congress, they being so numer-
ous they scarcely can be counted. In
some OF the districts seven and eight
candidates already have announced
An interesting announcement for
congress was that made yesterday by
u. ii. Smith of Shawnee, member OF
the last legislature and of the gen
eral investigation committee which
made many sensational disclosures.
Smith will have to run against such
veterans as Congressman "Bill' Muir
ray. Senator Ruben Roddie, Senator
Charles Barrett and a number of 9th
or well known democrats, but says
the more in the race the better his
chances of election.
From Alva comes the announceA
ment that John Doolin, state fish and
game warden is considering entering
the race for congress in the new
Eighth district, in which former Sen
ator Bob Echols of Elk City also will
be a candidate