Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
kElLoeo FOR sENAToR.

KELLOGG FOR SENATOR.
state--4ss precincts out Of 5000
give Ciapp, $3.50; Eberhart, t2,ss3;
Kellogg, 1920; Lindbsroh, 4,47s. Tin
siudes 1@o In Ramsey, 70 In Hsnnepin
and 10 In st. Louis.)
Hennepin county--to6 precincts give
ciapp 1877; Eherhart. 4.5So; Kellogg,
1o47; Lindberah, 1925.
Minneapolis, June 21.---Rsturns al
ready In from the Minnesota primary
election give definite indications as to
final results.
Frank b. kellogg wins the Republic
IN nomination for United States SEN
Ator He carried Hennepin and RAM
sey counties and Is running consider
ably In the lead lii the country. A. o.
Eberhart Is his nearest competitor.
with Moses T.. Clapp. third. and G.. A..
Lindbergh, the Sixth district congress.
man, last, in the field OF four.
6urnquIst IL Nominee.
Governor J. A. A. Burnquist Is the
Republican nominee for governor.
Samuel @. Iyerson, his only opponent,
ls so far behind as to indicate for the
governor one Of the most overwhelm.
Ing primary victories in the history Of
The state.
Frankson 10 Ahead.
For lieutenant governor, Thomas
M n ~ Da, tu Iaos a ipsr 10,
A. Peterson of Minneapolis. with DR..
!. A. Gates Of Kenyon running third.
Julius A. Schmahl. secretary Of
state. again receives the Republican
nomination for that Office by big ma.
lority over L. X. Sampson Of Worth
ngton.
Rines Leads for Treasurer.
Henry Rines OF Mora is leading the
ield OF three for the Republican nom-
lnation for state treasurer, which
place Ia now held by A. c.. Gooding OF
Rochester, who was not q candidate
TO succeed himself. n. L. Johnson of
Austin Is second and Peter Schwarg
Of Dodge Center last OF the trio of as.
pirants Mr.. Rines was speaker Of the
1913 legislature.
Mills 10 Nominated.
Ira B. Mills, veteran member Of the
Railroad and Warehouse commission,
Is nominated on the Republican ticket
against Elias Stevenson, brother OF
Congressman Halvor Stevenson.
Lyndon A. Smith, attorney general.
had no opposition at the primaries for
the Republican nomination for his Of
fee. nor has anyone OF any party filed
for that Office He succeeds himself.
Kellogg to Oppose LAWYER.
Mr.. Kellogg will have as his oppo-
nent at the general election next No
vember Daniel w. Lawler OF ST. Paul,
who wins the Democratic senatorial
nomination quite easily from Andrew
J. Davis of Minneapolis.
The victory OF Governor BurnGuist
over Samuel g. Tverson. former state
auditor, was an expected one. Indi-
cations are that Mr.. Burnquist has
polled three or four votes to one for
Mr.. Iverson.
Works Beaten In Henne5in.
The returns do not as yet give posi-
tive indication as to who Is to be the
Democratic opponent of Governor
Burnquist Thomas Dryer, known as
the Minneapolis boiler maker" car.
ries Heunspin county against Samuel
d. Works and Cyrus NJ. King, the
other two Democratic gubernatcria,
candidates, but II is believed that
country returns speedily will Offset the
Hennepin lead possessed by Mr.. Dwy.
er and that the contest lies between
Works and King.
Far Behind schmahi.
Il. X. Sampson, a newcomer In state
politics, made better run for the
Republican nomination for secretary
OF state than many expected he would.
but is far behind Mr.. SchmahI.
The returns do not as yet show the
Democratic nominees for other state
Offices. Nothing but the control OF the
Democratic state organization is In
volved In the question OF who is nom
mated on the Democratic ticket for
these Offices and election officials are
not In hurry to count them.