The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-08-17

Turner, of Spokane, is the only demo-
cratic candidate.
The only candidate for state Of
flee without opposition is State Land
Commissioner Clark v. Savidge, who
is seeking reelection on the republl-
can ticket.
The list of state and district candi-
dates follows:
United States Senator
William E. Humphrey, Seattle, re-
publican; Miles Poindexter, Spokane,
republican; Robert Bridges, Orillia,
democrat; Enoch A. Bryan, Pullman,
republican; George Turner, Spokane,
democrat; VIM. Alvin Spaulding, Ce-
darhurst, republican; Walter j..
Thompson, Tacoma, progressive;
Schuyler Duryee, Everett, republican;
Mrs. John B. Allen, Seattle, republic
can.
Governor
Geo. A. Lee, Seattle, republican; J.
E. Frost, Seattle, republican,; Henry
Mcbride, Seattle, republican; James
McNeeley, Tacoma, republican; Ro-
land H. Hartley, Everett, republican;
James E. Bradford, Seattle, progress
sive; William Edwin Cass, Vancouver,
democrat; Ernest Lister, Tacoma,
democrat; John G. Lewis, Aberdeen,
republican; Robert T. Hodge, Seattle,
republican; w. J. Sutton, Cheney, re-
publican.
Lieutenant Governor :.
Louis F. Hart, Tacoma, republican;
Arthur w. Davis, Spokane, republican;
Thomas Lally, Spokane, democrat;
Geo. H. Baker, Goldendale, republi-
can: Loren n. Brewer, Hoquiam, re-
publican.
Secretary Of State
I. M. Howell, Tacoma, republican;
w. H. Ford, Arlington, republican;
j. M. Tadlock, Monroe, democrat; F
"A. Rust, Seattle, progressive.
State Auditor
C. w. Claussen, Olympia, republi-
can; W. E. Cromwell, Tacoma, repub.
lican.
i State Treasurer
4 w. w. Sherman, Olympia. republic
can; George J. Calvin, Centralia, dem
ocrat; Calvin ]. Carr, Tacoma, repub
lican; w. ]. Milroy, Olympia, republi
can; Harold H. Stewart, Seattle, re
publican; J. L. G1azebrook, Soutl
Bend, republican.
Land Commissioners
Clark v. Savidge, Olympia, republi
can.
! H. o. Fishback, Adna, republican
Calvin E. Villas, Seattle, republican
L. L: Snow, Olympia, progressive, J
H. Hemer, Seattle, democrat.
Supt. of Public instruction
Josephine Corliss Preston, Wall
Walla, republican; M. E. Durham, Sc
attic, republican; Ruth C. Hoffman
Ellensburg, republican,; J. H. Morgan
Ellensburg, democrat; Joseph K. Har
Seabeck, progressive; before Gran
blitt, Centralia, republican.
Attorney General
w. v. Tanner, Seattle, republican
/ Henry Alberts Mclean, Seattle, pr
Il gressive.
II Representatives in Congress
II First District
II w. M. Whitney, Seattle, republican
II Frank E. Hammond, Seattle, republ
Il can; George F. Cotterill, Seattle, den
ocrat; J. Y. C. Kellogg, Seattle, r
Il publican; James Wesley Bryan, Sea
| tie, republican; John E. Ballaine, s.
| attic, republican; John F. Miller, s
attic, republican; Lincoln Davis, s
/ attic, republican; Frank Pierce, Ha
Il per, republican; Daniel Landon, Sea
i tie, republican.
III Second District
II Lindley H. Hadley, Bellingham, +
publican; Mrs. Frances C. Axtell, Be
bingham, progressive.
Third District
Albert johnson, Hoquiam, repub
can; A. v. Fawcett, Tacoma, repub
can; George p. Fishburne, Tacom
democrat.
Fourth District
II William L. LaFollette, Pullman, !
II publican; Harry w. Hale, Ellensbu,
republican; Stephen ]. Harrison, Be
ton City, republican; Will II. Fou
Il Dayton, republican; Chas. w. Mast,
| son, Walla Walla, democrat; Edws
II Parker, Naches, republican.
Fifth District
I'll Alonzo M. Murphey, Spokane,
. publican; Tom Cookery, Spokane,
publican; c. c. Dill, Spokane, der
~ Graf. F. M. Goodwin. Spokanc. rem,