The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-11-06
FOR APPROVAL, MIR. VOTER


ocrats offering the only complete ma
tional, state and county ticket while
the Republican ticket is complete
with the exception of few county
offices. The Prohibition, Socialist and
Socialist-Labor ticket is fairly COM
plete as to National and State candi-
dates but on the Progressive ticket
one lone candidate, Joseph p. For
tron. is presented for the governor
ship of Missouri on a combination
Prohibition platform.
Eighteen Presidential electors head
the Democratic, Republican and Pro-
hibition tickets The Socialist elector-
al list is complete with the exception
of the eighth district elector. while
only two electors at large are present
ed on the Socialist-Labor ticket
TUT StudlOT III SOHSEtos tTOll Mis-
souri, James A Reed of Kansas City,
appears or reelection on the Demo-
cratic ticket, opposed by Walter S.
Dickey, Republican, of the same CITY,
Kate Richards O'Hare, the only wom-
an on any Missouri ticket, is the So
cialists' senatorial candidate and
James Scheidler is listed on the So
cialist-Labor ticket.
The most complete list of candidates
is for the state offices. The Demo-
cratic candidate for governor is Col
Frederick d. Gardner; Republican,
Judge Henry Lamm; Progressive and !
Prohibitionist. Joseph P. Fontron, So
cialist, William j. Adames and So
cialist-Labor candidate, Charles Rog-
ers.
For Lieutenant-G Governor; Democrat. |
Wallace Crossley; Republican, Roy F.
Britton; Socialist, James De Witt Car
penter; Socialist-Labor, Edward T.
Middlecoff.
For Secretary of State: Democrat,
John L. Sullivan; Republican, William
c. Askin; Prohibition, William NJ.
Goodwin; Socialist, Otto vierling; So
cialist-Labor, William W. Cox.
For State Auditor: Democrat, John
P. Gordon; Republican, George E.
Hackmann; Prohibition, B. F. Sapp;
Socialist, William R. Bowden; Social
ist-Labor, Fred Spalti.
For State Treasurer: Democrat,
George P. Middelkamp; Republican,
L. d. Thompson; Prohibition, Ed
Brandt; Socialist, ]. F. Harlow.
For Attorney General: Democrat,
Frank W. McAllister; Republican,
James H. Mason; Socialist, Frank P.
O'Hare.
For judge Supreme Court, Division ,
No. L: Democrat, Archelaus NJ Wood ,
son; Republican, James NJ. Johnson;
Prohibition, Eugene Ayers; Socialist, :
Kenneth B. Martin.
For judge Supreme Court, Division
No. 2: Democrat, Fred L. Williams:
Edward Higbee; Socialist.
Sherman Haitian.
For judge Kansas City Court of Ap-
peals: Democrat, Ewing c. Bland; Re-
publican, Thad B. Landon; Socialist.
John Tyler Taylor :.
For representatives in Congress:
Dorsey w. Shackleford, Democrat,
seeks reelection. He is opposed by
North T. Gentry, Republican, of Co.
lumbia.
Judge David H. Harris, Democrat.
Of Fulton is unopposed for reelection 3
to the bench of the thirty-fourth ju- y
iicial circuit
On the county ticket the Democratic >
candidates with the exception of n. io
,. Brown, for surveyor. are onposed III
,y Republicans.
For state representative: Democrat.
Y. II. Sapp; Republican. F. H. Russell OF
For Judge County Court, northern r
district: Democrat, James T. Stock Ia
on; Republican, p. NJ Zinzer. South
rn district: Democrat, ]. T. Rowland: r.
republican, VIM. J. H. Nistendirk. st
For Prosecuting Attorney: Demo- In
rat, W. NJ. Dinwiddie; Republican. n
). V. Davis. 10
To- fir,
For Sheriff: Democrat, T. Fred ,,,