South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
CANDIDATES FILE
STATEMENTS AND
COMPLY WITH LAW
Few From Townships, How
ever, Are Still in Danger
Many Campaigns Were Pen
niIeSS-0therS Expensive.

With neat dispatch all candidates
for nominations on county tickets at
the recent primary slipped under the
wire Thursday and by filing the state
ments OF their campaign expenses,
compiled with the corrupt practices
act. The following township candi-
dates. representing various parties on
township tickets are still in danger
of the judgment:
George j. Kramer, A. +. Moss, l..
Q. Miller, j. Fl. Miller, II. G. Mathews.
Elias Mask, William May, r. Z. Nc
Daniel, Ort j. Howard, John Pom
inert, d. Z. Rupel, Bert L. Bunch w.
| o. Cullen, Clark l.. Davis, Thomas X.
Frankenberg, John c. Ffack, c. n.
Hail. Alva A. Huston, o. NJ Jackson,
David Ruff. Otis Rhoades, j. w. Sher-
man, w. ii. Shearer. John Six, Chas.
A. Wolf, j. j. Watkins, c. Wolfen-
! barger, A. A. Watkins, Charlie Wade.
II. j. thinner
several democrats but no repub-
lIcans or progressives passed the 500
mark IN their campaigns for noN1ina-
uons. though Fred woodward and
Judge vernon w. Van Fleet fell less
man 81 below it, in their race for
the superior court bench. Woodward
evidently, did not include the cost of
his new automobile that grew con-
splcuouS in his campaign trips. Wood
ward got rid of S99.OS and Van Fleet
sSS'f2. ). j. Crumpacker spent S22i
Tor the nomination for appellate
court Judge on the republican state
ticket
Hardy Spent S6S.
nv
gresslve was by l.. p. Hardy, who won
out FOR middle district commissioner.
his expense being $63. Many of the
lprogressives reported nothing spent.
while several put down 81, apparently
Just to be sociable
Among the democrats Prosecutor
I. K. Montgomery alone passed the
$500 mark. He nearly reached 5000,
the exact amount being $293.S3. His
opponent o. >. ROmine, expended
$l22.5O. /. X. Sparks spent S152,O6
in his race for judge and was defeated
by George Ford at an expense of
$42.2O. The candidates for sheriff
auditor, recorder and clerk were also
quite liberal spenders. The schedule
as filed with County Clerk Chrstoph
follows:
DEMOCRATS.
For Judge: I. X. Parks, $152.06;
George Ford, $500.
vi IIoseCuIoI' ~. >. H0mlne,
$122.50; G. r. Montgomery, s293S3.
For Senator: G. w. Summers, moth
ing.
For Representative: G. Y. HepIer.
1920; F. E. Lowery, $3.50; c. G.
Hagerty. $56.O5.
1oPO FOr CLERK CLERK; NJ Nv W Flowers; s1ts,!9;
$153.65; Robt. Codd, S1S5.35.
For Treasurer: f. w. Martin. $22s4
For Auditor: ID. ]. Dwyer, $69.45;
A: r. Wolfe, $119.79; Geo. Hahn,
For Recorder: ]. B. Witwer. s1O2. .s5;
B. E. Klysz, $12O.25; r. Fink. s43.95.
For Sheriff: Jacob Mihalski, $1,000;
Charles Bailey, $l12.S6; John Went
land, $1I.25; j. A. Mccullough,
$1S4s3; r. ]. Genge, $S9O6.
For Surveyor: II. Mcclellan, moth
ing.
For Coroner: T. ]. Swantz, $5.
For Assessor: G. r. Syson, $3.50; T..
NJ. Truax. $3.50
For Commissioner, middle district:
j. c. Shenefield. $31; G.. F. Kerner.
$50.12; f. ]. Ward, $77.44; T. w.
Williams, $685.
For Commissioner. western district:
j: w. Miller, $5O.35; J. f. Price,
$51.1O.
For Councilman-at-Large: \. Riley
nothing; NJ. w. Mix, nothing; f. Mayr
jr., nothing.
For Trustee: G.. A. KIngler. s6s.ss:
Ed Pfeiffer, SOL; G. w. Phillips.
For Assessor: H. Krueger. $3.50;
II. II. Engle. $1S.4O; c.. ID. Mann.
1915; E. ]. zuelke. SIS; Jos. ].
Voorde. $9595.
For Justice OF Peace: r. S. Wright,
$55; F. Gilmer. $134.4O NJ. Zangerle.
$4; j. f. Peak, $11S.75; ]. Y. Wypis-
zynski, s151.60.
For Constable: A. F'itzlxowitz. moth
ing; ]. H. Hudson, $7.55: r. A. Bey-
rer $500.
For Advisory Board, d. 8: J. II.
Zimmerman, 90 cents
For Advisory Board: L. "A Lydick,
nothing: II. J. Lederer. nothing
PROGRESSIVES.
For Judge: w. Z. Miller. $100.
For Prosecutor: L. w. Hammond,
S1.OO.
For Senator: II. II. Swain. S1.OO.
For Representative: Ia G. Landon,
nothing; NJ. s. Denant nothing.
For Clerk: c. NJ. Bill. S11.5O; c. D.
Hildebrand, $S6.S2; II. w. Clark,
$1O.6o.
For Treasurer: O. +. Lang nothing
For Auditor: II. ]. Miller. $1.OO.
For Recorder: j. =. Woodruff,
For Sheriff: G.. r. NanderhOOf S1.00;
L. r Fash, $3.50.
For surveyor: r. f. Keller. nothing
For Assessor: W. =. Horne, S1.0O.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN)
FIRE DESTROYS MILLS.