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A Consolidation of Times, Court Mnll
and I'ooi Boy Advert Iscr.
No. 253.
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TRAFFIC 8Y BARGES iW
L.iholc Rtnrls Traffic
L nmat Waterway tto
Relievc Shippers
RAILWAY IS
(CROWDED BY SHIPS
Li nnnnlnn nf Cnnal to
Rant Ships Not Stated
Earlier I nan txpecieu
WltiM rr 10 Coot ! Tlmo. ',
mxilTON. V). C "Mny 1 1.
Eihc first tlmo In (ho -woi'W'b
nnicrborn trnfflc Ib now
'through tlic Pjvmiinii Cnnill,
nu to reiwrtu received at tlio
Liters of tliu Pannmn Hall-
New York, forwarded hero
hrdlng to tlio pMinnm rilllrouU
. .orvlc. nrtunllv liucnn larit
ij ami a steady Ktivam iff
I n IOW 1H now jiiibsiiik
iagh ronflrmntlon of tlio re
tail not rencneu tnu omce m
stlimlan Canal Commission, It
(wn tlmt atnplo -provision wnt
y. PM flrX'tlllllH for tilt! Ill-
lion of water wrVlcu, limited at
ftrlctly to Parses, uugnming not
thin Mny T.
To llellrvu rilllRVMUOII
nendoua conuusuon or uiior-
. rntnmorrfi H'lH railHL'fl l)V
lUnn!on nf Hrrvlcu in the To-
Ittpec Hallway hi "fiouthcrii "Mex
ibrouftlit about (ho premature
I,. ..if iim nnti1. Suvoral great
ftl llntrs, whlclu, III conjunction
ilmilar wrvloo on wj nicrcic,
tiihuwl trtido llllfS "between Ull-
! .ml llin Fur TCjiHt -Vlu Tlilllltlll-
f. tently nppenrod at Colon
; ranamn onering curRuea iui
mil the capacity of tlio Vanaina
W.r nml thin 1 ml fin II 'floutlmlfl
inn 4h,i lmrtro nwrlim. 'Culoilt'l
Khala linn not yot reports Just
In Me cnnni trill do .opuuuu no
raint -shipping.
WHERE 10 VOTE
IN 1ARHLD
0 FIRE III
III T00A1
Men Hurt, Two Missing
nd Many "Narrow Escapes
in Packers' Warehouse
j (If AmiJMM Tru la Coo Pr TIum.1
laSTOIIIA. Or.. May H. Three
ta tt-MPA Lnfinuji.i tmoitnil tn'n nrfl
t "VI P I IllllDIJ lilitlivili " " ...
llflF nnl miuiv nnrrnu'lv KCMriOll
th when fro of nn unknown orl-
D romnlotKlv iloutrnvnil thn Wliro-
e of tlio Columbia Itlvor lacl
h Acioclntlon. 'orly .fvorkmen
pre cut off from escapo and forced
I leap Into tlio river. The Iobs Is
felmateJ at over J20.000. Many
Irilllnif rpiifMia wnra nffnntPll. OlIG
pnan leaped Into tho rlvor three
ei In a Bliowor.of TlameB to save
I Fireman Karlaon, sniushlnK n wln-
bt .nil nfu n unnmlljplnilB
pitman from tho flamwi to safety.
Polling Places Tor Tomorrow's
Primary Elections Hours
Durino Which to Vote.
! Tntiinrtviu' la nlnftlii.t tlnv nml
ovcrytliiiiK In In renffliicBB with tho
I exception of KiiliBtltutoH for proli
.able vneunclos In election boardB
In the vnrloiiN precluctB. .IiiHt who
j will servo In all tho places Is not
certain yet.
' 'Tho polls Mill open lit S O'clock
I tomorrow niorn1ii nml reniiiliiopcn
until H o tlruK tuniorriiw tiiRiit. Tile
dny bo'.o'd In kIvoii purmlHHlou to
close tlio pollH -from 1 to 2 o'clock
tii Hi.) nriiirnnnn In H.nuri) Imirli
lint llin ri.l nf Tlin Mn.n fln tldllK
I'll nvo to remntu uiiun. On account
or neinK open until s o chick hi iuki
nml Mm hlf. Imlliit II Ik lull 'llknlv
that anything definite will bo known
about .tho ontcome bufom Saturday
tiiornlnK.
I.onil VnltliiK I'lnr.CN.
I'ollInK pltKies In preelnctB 11, H,
17, lit. 19. 20 and -VI wlll'liu locnt
dil nt tho followliiB 'places:
'l'ri'clnct 11. Tuny Sloujjii, at the
did -stavo ml IV.
l'rcclnrt 14. Coos Itlvor, lit Klk
lauck school.
ll'reelnct 17, North litriJhfloId,
037 Front atrttt.
Treclnct 18, Control Marsllfleld,
No. 2 O'ConneV bulWhiB, "Mnfkot
avenue.
I'rvelnct 10. Ceutrrtl No. 1., WII
llanw UulUllnR. 'South Ui-ontlway.
Pwclnct 20, .South MnnrtifloMi
SciiRtitucken bullQlnjf, Bmitlt llrontl
wny I'rrclnct 22, Neivport, ixt old East
port, y'lrst Addltlm to 'MurHhfltlld.
CllUill OlMf Pliui'.
Vn.ri.i-ilnt. Hhnrlrr Gnur told Dill
Cathcaxt, JutlBo It the Mnralitlfld
ficcluci tliut tne rJi.v hum vub iu mu
the pollhiK place Jtir that dUtrlrl.
Mr Cf heart went at) the n'Hy ha.ll
hut nlKiit to see wh was tiii'ORar
to Ket It In loadlnew. Ilecunlor lint
Icr notllUiil him Hint there was notlu
liiu dohiB. that they -ould not iihc
tho cltvv hall for. u j.olllnu 1'lace.
Mr. t'ntheurt nnfil t.int Sliorlfi (Ibko
told him to. but Iteeordur Uutlrr wiih
obdmnto and said bo dldu t euro
If (low Weal told him. rinnllj they
fompromliil. Recorder Duller loan
ing the polling equipment and Mr,
ratlmart wturhiK the O'Cotoell
Uulldliij,' near Second Market.
FALL OF WICO
OF
END
Rebel Victory Gives Them Con
trol of More Than Half of
Mexico and End of Hucrta
May Come Any Time. r
IDT Atacltl Prtti lo Otml IUt Tlmn.
VBItA CUUZ. Mny 14. -Wlib tho
fall of Tnmplco the lino advnncu of
the UonstltutlonnllBts townrd (ho
South, has drawn from const to
const and now embraces more "fhnn
HASTENS REBELS CAPTURE TAMPICO AND
HUEBTA'S "REGIME FOHGt FtUbHALS FKUffl Wl
half of Mexico! Observers say tho
tnkliiB of Tnmplco forms ono of tho
closing scones of the dictatorship
of Hucrta. It Is believed big down
fall la? only -n question of weeks,
or ovfeh hours, ami tho end mny
come ninld riot and. bloodshed. Hu
crta Ip constantly ,ln danger of as
sassination -mid nnnrchy threatens.
According to tho best Information,
Villa Ms beslcBlnf? Snn Luis' Potosl
If ho 'Jin a not already captured It.
BAR OREDGE MIGHlE ESCAPES
DESTRUCTION ON SOUTH SPIT
Thirteen Prominent Coos Bay
Men Aboard as Guests
When.Craft is Nearly Wreck
on Bar Today First Ves
sel lo Escape There. '
irrnni ivitrccKBTiiEiti-:.
Amoni: tho vw.hcIb that havo
! been totally wrecked near whoro
j tho Michlp went on the South
I Spit today ntitl encnpcd neo tho
Kmlly, Mulla 11. Jlay, Marconi,
Chinook Jiiid Advitnt.
Ksi;lneor Potter Htatcd this
I afternoon that tlief wcro rt In
IBravr ilanprr and there wail no
occasion forxinyonuio regard tlio
Incident ns bitIoiih, I le said ithnt'
tho Mkhlo wjis iiotiAiimnKed miy
nnd thnt It dmonstnited thnt she
was a mlKhty stnuiieli' craft.
Carry laj: thirteen prominent Coos
Hay men who were BiiCBtt of EnRtnuor
Potter, tke bar drrdBo Mlchlo was
driven on tho South Spit .of tlio Coos
Hay liar tkU moniliiB and for nearly
two hours -was in a portions predion
inent. Hcrwover, alio smceeded In
KettliiB off and it 1 said (o 1iavo licxin
tho first croft that ever sutveeded ji
doIiiB so.
Tho esenrpr of. tht Mlchlo nnd the
moil aboard x regarded hs little
short of mlrnculoiiB,
Thero woro Just thirteen In iho
pnr(y Invited by Engineer Potter to
MtnBs tlio .Mlclilo oporato nun
whether tho hoodoo numbor Is re
sponsible Ib a problem for discussion
Those In the nmrty woro:
J. W. Dennett, .1. II. iMnuagan, It.
H, Miller, U. V. Kaiifninn. II. I.oek-
1 art, Claudo NasburB, w. A. Held, A.
Y. Myorn, Capv. Matson, Al Jeusun,
A. i) Ilnlncs, Potter LogBle, J, Al
bort Matson.
Tho bar wnt a little rough and
Capt. Heed doubted tho advisability
of trying to operate, Howovcr after
tho party of visitors arrived, tliey ills
liked to dlssapulnt them nnd tho
Mlchlo started nut. She took on hur
load 'in good shape but tho bar ho-
vame very rough nun control of tlio
vcsBol was lost. Sho wiih swept
around and tossed uu on tho South
Spit whoro tho breakers broko over
per, hor docks buiiiK completely
awash. Despite th norlllous position
tho crow kept up the struggle In tho
Tnoo of long ouila nnd finally Hiiccced
ed during a lull In the breakers In
fronlhg tho ,MIchlo and getting out
totttu.
Luncheon was bolng prepnred
aboard tho Mlclilo for the party at
the tlmo but the senn tnvept Into tho
cnblu r.ud spoiled the eatablcB but
the party wnH so roilevtid over their
escape that tho loss of ii: lunch was
dlsregni.'Ued
WORTHY CANDIDATES
NO OAiGE IN
ILFF TRIAL
OS PHARMACY
II NORTH BEND
Burglars Made Geietoay With
About $230 Worth of Mer
chandise Last Night
i:iMiLLKitsu8Pi:er
Marshal Carter saya that Ed
I Mill;.. ... .m . ! ntitiuH
-.. hub mo man who iuu"'"
w PUtt pharmacy and that he
' ' en route to Florence on a
OOtnrrwl,. n,ln,f Thnv hnllO
I w capture him.
The plan Pharmacy at North Ilend
l.i i uro'-eu into tanu roooeu "
j!.1"' of about $230 worth of goods
-- mo was eueciea uy !""
0Bt a pane of glass in a back window
lOd thpn .ino.i.. .i. ...Inrinn' ratell.
Tll vandals made a pretty thorough
"lrQ of the place and as near as
f Plntt .nM .c.n.lnln tndaV tllO
'ollowing goods were stolen:
175 worth of clgara, 30 worth of
U'Ht razors, 120 In cash from till,
-'"! Dornes of morpnme, one u
" Of roraln
.,TVe Out Equipment A forty-ton
m shovel and a small construct.
? locomotive were taken up North
JMet yesterday to be used In rail
JP construction at tho camp near
"Barters' Lake.
Jury Returns Verdict Favor of
Southern Pacific Coquille
Liquor Case Fines
(Special to Tho Tluws )
COqV.LLE, Or.. May 1 WTh
IvulfT v". the SouUieru "iVlflc for
$7000 damnKOS for tho death of her
Husband following total: struck by
a motor car on the North Ilend
Marshfiold line, this a en.oon ro
jury in tho ease of Mis. (jtorbe
company. '
l'lw A tv l'lnwl.
Three Coquille bartenders wtro
fined 1100 apiece this afternoon for
sening Hauor to minors. They were
Mist n Garton, who works In h s
bVSer's Place; Al Fish at Hecko ;8
saloon and Wm. Howo inllaxtors
fl&1Mlke Summerlln ond'noy Stout,
the minors who bought the liquor,
wuro fined $50 apiece.
WtI.rosecntlng Attorney Llljeqv 1st .e
cured their pleas of guilt without a
trial.
HLOCKAIU: PUOCLAIMEI).
rViuto Domlugo. (imeniment Holds
I'liel'tii Plato.
,rt, JW.HWI rr.M i - ' Tlmf.1
WASHINGTON, D. C May 14.--
The Dominican government has pro-
dafraed a blockade of Puerta Plata
and Monte Christl, two ports now
held by the revolutionists Qovern-
nt forces have captured Valverde,
Sccordlna to a report from the com-
BCluruiiib i ninn Wheeling.
manner ot mc .
Kv KXtnaxi iit'iHAis.
,bJ ' um rt t. c. a., n i
nn5TOV May 14 New England
BOSIU. " Cru
He' thousandsUbowed their heads
IS& A H-Str was bure, at
I Cambridge. ).iwr.
HlBbgate, Vermont.
EPUHLICAN Voter who havo tho tmt Interi'Mta of tbolr parly, their
community and their stnte nt heart should wipport tboso randldates
at tho nrlmarloH who will liest serv tho puotilo when elected. .Men
wjio will ndmlnli"r public affairs efflclmtly nml oconomlcally nru lho
on'is who should lx selocU-d for oflco.
Tho Times does not believe Ju cniiipagiiH of pfXimnnlltles, prejiidlco
Tills paper has no Interest to servo except tlmt which Is best for tho poo.
plft. Iu naming tluuo candidates as worth of Ilepublloun support Tho
TlmoH Is guided only by their fltuevs.
Tlvo Times does not bollevo in cnmpalgns of personalities, prejudice
nnd yltuperntlon. It believe Jfu In nr too Irkt to ombtttor It with nnl-
Jn choosing tho followlug candidates HepnblJcnns will be voting for
moil who will represent them efficiently and capably for lho respective
office ior which they are named:
J-or MwnlM'r of tlio Hcpubllrnii .Viilloiiul tVimiuittf ViJo for ONE
13 X Ralph E. Wlllalms of Multnomah County. "Stnnd for best Intores;
Itopubllcun party, both State and National."
For L'nlUvd KlntoH KtMintor In CoiigrewH Vote for ONE
14 XH. A. Hootb, of Lane County. "Credit restored; labor employed;
producers protected; lands reclaimed; Oregon developed; Jiomos
protectou,"
For JiinUcc nt tlio Hupiemo Court. Vlo for rOUU
7 v Himrv I.. Hensou of Klamath County.
' " --...., - -- .-- - . .. ., . .,,..
X Lawreuco T. Harris of Lane uouniy. rcontinuo impnniuny io up
hold tho Jaw and justico wiinout rear or lavor."
30
31 X Thomas A. McIIrldo of Columbia County. "Present Incumbont,"
32 X Charles L. McNary. ofMarlon County. "Presont Incumbent."
,.... .....' ii,..i..m ..r I lu,t UtiillKllru nml Iiikimh'IiiI'
fur v.iiiiiiii"'"-! ' - - . . . i?n
of Factories ami Woikahops. Vote for ONE
44 X John A. MndBon, of Multnomah County. "Equal consideration nnd
Justice to tho labor and the employer."
. ..;... , .
Fur Itepresentatlve, Finn liepicM-niauvo iiminci,
uoos county.
51 XGeorgo Wntklns of Coos County,
Vote for ONE
"Favor Statement Olio; reason
able economic and labor legislation; semi-annual payment of taxes."
For Itepivbeiitathe, HUlli Hi'ireM'iitiiflve llwtrlci
- Coos-and Curry Counties. Voto for ONE
53 XS. P. Pierce of Curry County. "Farmer and Inboror, For pay-
ment of taxes In three payments; no penalty."
For fouiity Judgo of ohm fouiity. ' "" Voto for ONli
53 X James Watson. "Efficient and lawful administration, strict econo
my; permanent roads; careful expenditure of taxes."
Fur hlierlff of Com County. " " ., Voto for ONE
50 X Alfred Johnson, Jr. "Economy and impartiality.
For County CommUnloner of Om.s Comity. " Voto for ONE
C7 X Thomas U. James. "I will advocate lower taxation, Bod roads, and
businesslike administration of county affairs."
IIIAIIO F1K8T HUILUIXCJ
Wtate lllitci Pavilion at San l-Van-clM'o
Today.
(Dr AotUtJ mu to bm BF TlmJ
SAN FRANCISCO, May 14. The
Idaho building, the first state pavil-
n.. n tlm Pnnama.Paclflc ExDO-
altlon to bo completed, was dedicat
ed today. Tlio luano oociuiy ui
California assisted with the cere
monies. ZAPATISTAS LEAVE.
IBr AMOtuto Ynt W Cooo T Tlmoo.)
ADOAItD U. S. S. CALIFORNIA.
(Wireless) May 13. Acapulco has
been relieved of the menace of the
Zapatistas, who were repulsed in a
sharp battle.
JACK ROSE EXAMINED
Stur Vltiic.M iu RommiIIuiI Case lie
nlc He Quarreled Willi Partner.
(Dr AuoeUtfrl fmi lo Coot I)r Time.. J
NEW YORK, May 14 "Hald
Jack" Rose underwent a cross ex
amination at tho trial of Charles
Becker for the muni or of Herman
Rosenthal. Rose said ho had been
twice associated with Rosenthal In
business but denied they quarreled
when their business connections were
dissolved. It Is a contention of the
defense that Rosenthal is a victim
of the gamblers' war.
VILLA. READY
FOR BATTIES
Mexican Rebels Concentrate
25,000 Men to Make Cam
paign on Saltillo
IPr AmocUIkI Vm lii Ck lUf TlmM.J
TOHREON. May 1 1. -The mob
ilization of tho CoiiHtltutlonnllst
troops for tho campaign ngnlust Sab
tlllo was completed last night when
tho last units left Torreon accom
panied by Oenornl Villa nnd his
stnff. This concentration brought
togotber nn army of 25.000 men.
"T,o establish a Constitutionalist
government throughout Mexico wo
need more nmmunltlon than wo
now havo," said Villa, "and I nm
willing that tho United Stntcs sup
ervise tho Importation of It."
Villa .Millies Offer.
"Of courso tho United StntcB
must keep In mind that someone
might provoke n war between tho
two countries. It would bo Inju
dicious to permit nn unlimited Im
portation of ammunition Into n
country In which battles might havo
to bo fought. For that reason I
am willing to hnvo a commission
nscortalu tho nmount of ammuni
tion we will need until Moxlco City
Is taken with a view to having tho
embargo lifted on tho quantity wo
rcqulro for that purpose."
DOIK1E APPOINTED.
Mexican Gunboat Command
ers to Confer With Admiral
Mayo Late Today
FEDERALS BLEW UP
BARRACKS LAST NIGHT
Preliminary Plans for Media
tion Conference Being Com
pleted at Washington
i v.
s. now pmyrKCTH
IIFEUTA'S tU'NIIOATS
Forme? MlulMer to Panama to Rep
reeut United State.
Br AmocUI IT... to Coo. 1IJ Ttom.
WASHINGTON. D. C, May 14.
Bryan announced that IL Porclvnl
Dodge, former minister to Pniinmn,
had been appointed secretary to tlio
delegation which will ropresont the
United StntcB before tho mediators
In thn Mexican crisis, who will take
up bis duties at Nlngarn Falls on
Monday,
Hl'EltTA REVOKES OHDEIt.
Trade to Ho IIi'niiiiiiiI .ullll tint
lTnllM Hlnti'M.
Illr Amo(MIi1 l'pa lo (',. liar Tlnta,l
ON HOARD U. 8. Si CALIFORNIA,
Mny 14. Admiral Howard was In.
formed thnt Huortii had revoked
tho ordor forbidding tho carrying
on or trade with tho Hulled States.
This will relieve tlio strained con
ditions under which shipping Iiiih
been carried on along tho Pacific
Const. '
tllr Ann-Ulnl 1'irM U l'oo lUr Tlm..l
VEHA CHUZ. Mny II.
I Three Mexican gunboats
crowded with Fcdorals' wl.o ob
I eaped from Tnmplco, rodo nt nn-
chor today under tho protection
1 of tho American wnrshlps' guns.
! It Ih probnblo thnt among tho of
i flcorB Ib the commnnder whoso
I refusal to sutiito tho StuiK nnd
I Stripes precipitated the occupn
l Hon of Vera Crux.
I Or A.ocllil I'rr lo Coo. U Tlinn 1
WASHINGTON, D. C, Mny 14.,
While Interest In tho -Mexican situa
tion Ib centered In tho enpturo oC
Tnmplco by tho CoiiBtttutlouallBtH,
the diplomatic nnd Stnto Department
officials were busily engaged In
completing the preliminary pinna
for the mediation couforonro nt
Niagara Falls, whoro tho Huortn
roprosontutlvoH are oxoctod to nrrlvo
on tlmo, despite contrary run"-".
An Important conferonco wa pin
ned today on the buttlf ship C it
noQtlcut between Admiral Muyo and
the conimnndors of tho Federal gun-i
boats,- which steamed out of tho
Pnnuco lllvi'r yeBtc'rday.
It In ruported that an undeistnnd-'
lug linn been renchod betwoon tho
United StntcB officials nnd the Con-'
Btltutlonnllst loaders wbureby nil op-
oratlvos of various oil wells around''
Tnmplco could resume work at
onco under n guaranteo of protec
tion from tho Constitutionalist gen-ornls.
WILL PROTECT OIL WELLS.
(Hr AuoclalM ITm. lo Coo llr TIkimj
WASHINGTON, I). C, May U,
Secretary DiiiiIoIh Iiiih given Admiral
Mayo full authority to send Amor
Iran wnrshlps up tho Pnuuro Rlvor
to Tnmplco If condltloiiH wnrrnnt.
Mayo reported that tho KodurnlH
blew up lho ImrrnekB beforo ro
tlrlug from Tnmplco yesterday and
said tho firing eeusod at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
SILLIMAX HELEAKHD.
V. S. Consul at Saltillo d'etH III
Freedom.
llr AMOtlttoC f rr lo (Vm l)r TlmMJ
WASHINGTON. D. C, Mny 14.
Tho French embassy baa received
advices that United Stntes Vlco Con.
buI Sllllman, who has been hold by
tho federal authorities In Saltillo, Is
on bis way to Mexico City under
gunrd. Ho will be turned ovor to
the Brazilian minister nnd allowed
to proceed to Vera Criu.
O'SbnughnnsBy is said to havo told
President Wilson that lllinrtu had
no Intoutlon or resigning, but real
ized hU reglumo could not stand
long. At Puobln, nccordlng to tho
plans determined on months ago,
ho would fight rather than con
sent to elimination, O'Shnughnossy
said thnt tho number or troops Huor
tn hnd was grently oxnggerated nnd
ns a matter or fact thoy numbor
less than C000,
ELECTION IN
OBEGON FRIDAY
Have your Job printing done at
The Times office.
Nominations to be Made To
morrow With Principal Strug
gle in Republican Ranks
(Dr Amo Ut4 Prtta to Coo. HT TlmM.l
PORTLAND. Or, May 14. Can
didates for nomination at tho state
primary elections of the Republi
can, Domocrntlc and Progressive
parties tomorrow mado their final
appeals to tho voters today, inter
est In the result or tho primaries
was heightened by the bollor that
tho strength of tho individual can
didates would bo the principal fac
tor at the November election. The
largest number of contests is with
in tho Republican party and tho
registration of Republicans is greater
er than all other parties. The Pro
gressives havo row contests and an
Incomplete party ticket. The Soc
ialists and Prohibitionists nominated
by convention, but many havo takon
advantage of the primaries to register.
LABOR TICKET
IS GIVEN10UT
Marshfield Unions Endorse
Jas. Watson and Thos. B.
James Others Approved.
The Mnrshfleld labor unions at n,
mass meutliig lust night endorsed
candldnteB for tho primary election
tomorrow. Ovor fifty wore In nt
tendance nml tho proceedings wor
behind rlosod doors,
Tho unions refused tn ondorso
W. C. Chnso of Coqulllo for county
Judgo or Levi Smith for county com
missioner and endorsed James Wat
son and Thomas II, James for those
places.
E, J. Lonoy, rnndldato for Joint
representative, wus thn only cnndl-,
date who addressed tho meeting, his
appearance being by special request.
Tho meeting was conducted by
Thoo. Myorn as chairman nnd tho
legislative committee consisting of
Messrs. Lnudles, Hnrsbnw and Kohl.
Tho following candldnteB woro
endorsed for tho primaries:
Republican Candidates.
For Govomor Grant n. Dlmmlck
or Oregon City.
For Supreme Court Justices .P,
II. D'Arcy. Chas. McNary, L. T. Har
ris and Thomas A. McIIrldo or Col
umbla. For Attorney Gonernl Ooorgo M. '
Brown.
For Congress B. F. Jones.
For Stato Representative C. R.
Barrow.
For Joint Roprcsentntlvo 8. P.
Polrco.
For Labor Commissioner John A.
MniUen.
For County Judgo Jnmos Watson.
For County Commissioner Thos.
B, James,
Democratic Ticket.
For Governor Chas. J. Smith. .
For Supremo Court Justices Wm.
Galloway and Wm. Ramsey.
For Attorney General John A.
Jeffries.
For Stato Representative
For Joint Representative A.
Dolphsen.
For County Judge J, J, Stanley.