The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-07-20
NUMEROUS
FOR STATE tFEIC ES

14NyuoN w .NI1lA~IAo
FOR STATE OFFICE
August 8 the bars go up for can
didates aspiring to sta1e or congress-
ional office. BY midnight OF that
cate the completed petitions must be
He'd in tho office Of Secretary OF
State A. M. Anderson TO. insure q
place on the ballot a the primary
nominating election August 20.
Filings to date have been made as
follows:
United States Senator
Republican: j. E. Edwards, For
Democratic: Fl. l.. Myers. Ham
Republican: w, j. Brennan, Big
Fork; E. j. Crull, Roundup; George
w. F'lrr, Miles City; F. b. Linder
man, Helena: j. A. Luce, Bohemian;
John Mclaughlin. Stevensville
Democratic: William Cults, Butte
II. 3. MITCHELL Great Falls.
Governor
Republican,: E. H. Cooney. Great
Falls; A. j. Galen, Helena; E. A.
Gerhart, Billings: I. A. Leighton,
Boulder; w. B. Sands, Chinook.
lieutenant Governor
Republican,: Fred l.. Gibson,
Livingston; S. W. Teag garden, Forest
Grove.
Democratic: w. w. Mcdowell.
Butte; p. M, Abbott, Three Forks;
Thos. E. Carey, Anaconda.
Secretary OF State
Republican,: Frank Hazelback er.
Democratic: H. G. Hicks, Fair
view.
Attorney General
Republican,: John G. Brown.
Helena; S. G. Ford, Helena; j. H.
Griffin, Butte; T, F. Shea, Deer
Lodge.
Democratic: J. b. PoindeNter.
Chief Justice Supp RENE Court
Republican: Theodore Brantly
Republicans w, D. Eenner. Butte
Eh@aeas, Ho&eman
'Htdtt treasurer
Republicans: Leo II. Faust, Libby,
Ernest o, Hedrich; j. w. Rogers.
Democratic j. f. Cullerton,
Butte; j. w. Farrell, Joliet; A. G. +.
Sathre. Helena,
Superintendent of Schools
Republican,: G. T. Bramble. Phil |
lipsburg.
Democratic: H. a. Davee, Lewis !.
Railroad Commissioner,
Republican,: Daniel Boyle, Hele-
Ma; Nathan Godfrey, Helena; f. A.
Morley, Butte.
Democratic. nj. D. Baldwin, Kali
spell; 3. j, Johnson, Butte; V. E.
Wilhelm, Clancy.
Clerk of Supreme Court !;
Republican: w. 0. Craig, Helena
Democratic: J. +. Carroll. Bill
tngs, {. H. Pond. Great Falls; Bar
hey Hogan, Anaconda.
TEAGARDEN FILES !
Sam w. Teagarden OF Forest
Grove, has filed with Secretary OF
state Anderson, as a candidate for
lieutenant governor on the republic
IAN ticket.
He declares: "First. an honest
grain market wiuld be worth mill
ems to Montana growers; second,
Of the initiative farm
oan law would save millions taken
IL unfair interest rates; third, IL
'ehse tax on profit making mines and
power companies using the waters
u the state would lessen the heavy
burden of taxation now borne by
'ther classes; this burden would al
% be lessened by abolishing a horde
u useless offices. Fourth. flour
Mills should be compelled to grind
m the toll basis. Fifth, legislation
md administration should promote
Ind safeguard the economic rights
II men and women who work.
Alter his name Oh the ballot he
lesires placed For a clean sweep
t the statehouse; let's see the
cooks. = +
Montana voters will have the priv
ledge at the November election of
leclding whether they will initiate
ut one law out Of three which it
vas proposed to be submitted This
the law to permit boxing matches.
he two which We're proposed and
Which will not be submitted were to
oan public school money on farm
Mortgages and to tax mine revenues.
he time in which the petitions could
e submitted expired Friday The
lumber OF signatures required was
oSo, from not less than II counties
he boxing bill was signed by $500
Oters The mine tax bill received
he next highest number, 4,345. +;
bout 1000 short of the required
lumber. The farm loan measure
'as short more than 1000 sigma
ures, receiving, in round numbers.
900 signatures. f;
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