Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
WILSON FILES FOR
PRESIDENT - MOORES
FORSTATE SECRETARY
Candidates Hasten to File Be-
fore Lists Close for Pi-
marieS Next Friday

/ Woodrow Wilson yesterday sent
telegram to Secretary of State Olcot
asking that his name be printed on th
official nominating ballots of the demo
cratic party at the primary election
| May 10, 1916, as candidate for presi
dent of the United States. Albert b
Cummius, of Washington, D. G., ais
filed yesterday as republican candidate
for the presidency of United States an,
Theodore +. Burton, Of Cleveland, Ohio
also asks that his name be printed OF
the official ballot as a candidate Yoi
the republican nomination for presidenf
of the United States. William Grant
Webster, Of Chicago, is seeking the re
publican nomination for vice-presidcnt
of the United States.
Charles NJ. MOores, of Portland, filcC
today for the republican nomination
for secretary of state with the follow
ing statement and slogan:
Endeavor to give efficient service
and courteous treatment to all citizens
In the conduct of public business a
public servant should exercise the same
care as business man gives to the
conduct of his personal affairs.
Slogan: Courteous, efficient and per
sonal service.
Francis S. Ivanhoe, OF La Grande, re.
publican, clector of president and vice
president of the United States.
Ed Z. Kiddle, of Island City, repub.
liean, state senator, Twenty-first scna.
torial district.
E. L. Moore, Of Hillsboro, republican,
representative in the legislative assem-
bly, Fifteenth representative district.
Fred J. Holmes, of La Grande demo.
erat, delegate to the national democra-
tic convention, Second congressional
district.
Fred S. Ashley, Of Enterprise, repub.
hcan, representative in the legislative
assembly, Twenty-fOurth representative
district.
Charles NJ. o 'Neill, of Klamath Falls,
republican, judge of the circuit court,
Thirteenth judicial district.
Walter H. Evans, of Portland, repub-
hcan, district attorney FOR Multnomah
county.
0. Lauhgaard, of Portland, republi-
can, representative in the legislative
assembly, Eighteenth representative
district.
F. H. Case, of Corvallis, republican,
delegate to the national republican CON
vention.
Arthur Clarke, of Corvallis, democrat,
district attorney for Benton county.
Murray G.. Wheat, of Astoria, repub-
hcan, representative in the legislative
assembly, Nineteenth representative
district.
Paul II. Buchholz, Of iStanfield, pro-
gressive, delegate to the national pro-
gressive convention, Second congress
sional district.
Ralph A. Willison, of Portland, demo-
crat, representative in the legislative
assembly, Eighteenth representative
district.
Jasper J. Barrett, of Astoria, repub-
lican, district attorney for Clatsop
county.
B. G. Leedy, of Corvallis, democrat,
representative in the legislative assem-
bly,, Tenth representative district.
Russell Hawkins, Of Bay City, repub.
liean, delegate to the national republi.
can convention.
Horace G. Parsons, of Portland, re-
publican, representative in the legisla-
tive assembly, Eighteenth representa-.
tive district.
Harry L. Idleman, of Portland, repub-
lican, representative in the legislative
assembly, Eighteenth representative
district.
Geo c. Brownell, of Oregon City. re.
publican, representative in the lcgisla-
tive assembly, Sixteenth representative
district.
Gale S. Hill, of Albany, republican.
district attorney for Linn county.
Oscar w. Horne, of Portland, republi.
can, representative in the legislative
assembly, Eighteenth representative
district.
Elmer f. Pettingcl, of Portland, re.
publican, representative in the legisla.
tive assembly, Eighteenth representa-,
tive district.
Charles A. Grow, of Merlin, republi.
can, representative in the legislative
assembly, Seventh representative dis.
trict.
S. S. johnson, Of Tillamook, demo.
crat, Judge of the circuit court, Nine.
teenth judicial district.
John c. Kendall, OF Marshfield, re.
publican, representative in the legisla-
tive assembly, Fifth representative
district.
Shirley D. Parker, of Portland, demo
crat, delegate to the national demo
cratic convention, Third congressional
district.
a. W, Ortou, of Portland, rcpubli-
can, state senator, Thirteenth senatorial
district.
Norman S. Richards, of Portland. re.
publican, representative in the lcgisla-
tive assembly, Eighteenth represents
tive district.