The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-07
TO PICK CANDIDATES
ATPRIMARY TUESDAY

! beginning at IL O'Clock tuesday
morning. Sep. ~, bal'otting will be-
gin at the primary election to Sc ect
candidates for national, state and
! county offices.
The polls wi remain open until
| T. III. A heavy vote Is looked for,
| as in many cases. nominations will
mean elections and the average
citizen will be anxious to express a
choice on the candidates.
Three hundred and seventy-three
were registered in Lynden when the
| books closed for the primaries Fri
day night. The highest vote cast
in Lynden was that during the pro-
hibition campaign when 400 ba lot
ed. 1t is believed that the registra-
tion will exceed this mark when The
books are Ieopened before the cleo
tion
In Precinct 1, Lynden Township,
the registration was 225, and in
Precinct 2, 210.
That at :east seventy-five failed
to register in precinct 3, Lynden
township. is the or;nion of the reg
istration officer, F. NJ. Bloom. Be-
fore closing the books, 164 names
were enro led
The 70 lowing are the aspirants
Who will be ba lotted on in the Lyn-
den district
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Republican-W. E. Humphrey,
Miles Poindexter, f. A. Bryan. w.
A. Spalding. Schuye er Duryee, Mrs.
John B. Allen.
Democratic-Robt. Bridges, Geo.
Turner.
Progressively. J. Thompson.
CONGRESS SECOND DISTRICT
Republican,. H. Had ey.
PrOgressive-Mrs. Frances c.
Axtell.
GOVERNOR
Republican-George A. Lee, John
E. Frost. Henry Mcbride, James Nc
Neey, Roland H. Hartley, John G.
Lewis, w. J. Sutton, Robert r.
Hodge.
Democratic-W. e. Cass, Ernest
Lister.
Progressjve-James N. Bradford.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Republican-Louis F. Hart, Ar
thur w. Davis. George H. Baker.
emocratic-Thomas La ly.
SECRETARY OF STATE
Republican,. NJ. Howell, w. H.
Ford.
Democratic-J. M. Tadlock.
Prgressive-Frank A. Rust.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Republican--W. V. Tanner
Progressive-Henry A. Mclean.
STATE AUDITOR
Republican,. w. c ausen. w.
E. Cromwell.
STATE TREASURER
Republican-W. w. Sherman. c.
J, Carr, Wa ter Milroy. Harold Fl.
Stewart, j. l.. Glazebrook.
Democrat lc--George ]. Ga vim.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
E. Villas.
Democrat. H. Heiner.
PrOgressive-L. l.. Snow.
SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Republican-Mrs. Josephine c.
Preston, Miss Ruth C. Hoffman, M.
e. Durham. ID. C. Lift.
DemOcratic--J. II. Morgan.
Progressive-Joseph A. Hart.
NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
SUPREME COURT
Six-Year Terir-George E. Morris,
Mark A. Flu lerton, Emmett N. Par
ker, Charles f. Claypoo', Edgar G.
Mills.
Four-Year TERM. Stanley Web
ster, Il thu F.. Barker.
Senator, Fifty-fisst district--Ed
Brown (R), r. S. Lambert (R), J.
J. Falkner (P), Milton c. John
son (S).
Representative, Fifty-third dis
trict-C. b. Legoc (P). Tom Brown
(R), Hermann Hoff (R). John H.
Dahl Cd, N. C. Davenport CD.
Superior ju6ge-A. J. Craven, Ed
E. Hardin, W. H. Pemberton. Vir-
gil Perringer, Frank W. Bixby, II.
C. Thompson.
County commissioners, First dis
tIict--J. B. Mcmillan (R). r. l..
Kline (R). J. c. Van Liew (R);
Second district-A. II. Frasier (R).
Eenry Shagren (R, c. II. AK Ing
CD, Peter Zobrlst (S).
Sheriff-Wilson Stewart CD.
Will d. Wallace (R), c. C. Siegel
(R). George Parberry (R).
Auditors. f. Barrett (R), J.
A. Miller (R).
Assessor-A,ex Van Wyck (R).
Gage A. Pence (R), H. j. Kort-
hauer
C.erk-Mrs. Alithea Adams (R).
Engineer-Charles e. Phoenix
(R), o. N Mum (R). Charles A.
Lindbery (R).
Treasurer. l.. OILS ager (R).
Miss Edith NJ. Thornton (R). Frank
Wilson tR). Frank Whitney CD.
Superintendent of schools-Ethel
Everett (R).
Prosecuting attorney-W. P.
Brown (R).
Coroner-Dr. N w. Wear (R),
DR.. Henry Thompson (R). o. E.
Beebe (R).
Justice of Peace. Lynden-E. A,
Se,ander (R).