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THE EVENING HERALD, kLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FUIDAV, APRIL 2.1, ioa
WESTERN STATES
PREPARING FOR
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democrat; two representatives In
congress mill 11 governor to county
olllclnln,
) Frank It, Gooding, former govnr
nor unit (ippoiiunt of tlm Nnn-1'nrtl-nan
l.nnguo, will try ngnln to defeat
Senator NtiKont. having fulled In tlm
uttunipt two yimrH m;o. 1 1 Ih oppon
milH In tlm light for the nomlnntlou
liy rnpiilillciiiiH will Include Col, L.
V. I'atcli ami Cnpttiln A. It. Connor,
botli overseas veterans.
Idnho parlies will nomlniito ntntu
cnnilldatoft nt conventions In August
at Iilulio Falls,
Tho republicans moot nt Conor d
Alono April 28 to select dolegates to
tholr nntlonnl convention and tho
democrats will tnko similar notion tit
Lowlston Juno 1C,
tin expoctod to voto for tlitno candi
dates f i mil ouch party for whom tuo
voters Iiiivii oxproMNiiil n pafm'unci).
Knch party will voto for .lio iioml
tuition of (Ivo presidential electers:
u cniullilato for tho nomlnntlou for
United HtntuM senator; tliro.i ciipiII
ilntuH for tho nomination for mem
bers of tho House of KoprosmlntlvoH
mill cundlilutoii for slate inn I county
olllcuii.
Montana
Tho state presidential proforontlnl
prlmnry oloctlon In Montana la sot
for April 23. Petitions havo boon
filed In bohnlf of flvo candidates for
tho republican nomination. No dem
ocratic, presidential candidates Imvo
entorod tho race.
Governor Sam V. Stewart's name
has boon notorod and Warren (J.
Harding, Ohio; Horhort C. Hooror,
California; Hlrnm V. Johnson, Cal
ifornia; Leonard Wood, Now Yrok,
and Frank O.I.owden, Illinois.
Tho stato primaries, nt which
stato and county o til com will bo
nominated, will bo hold August 24.
Oregon
Oregon's stato prosldontlal prl
mnry oloctlon will bo hold Friday,
May .21. Knch of the two principal
political parties will oloct ton dolo
gatos to tho national conventions,
four Pitch from tho Htnto at largo,
and six onch from tho congressional
districts of tho stnto, two por party
from each of tho thrco such districts.
Oregon votors will Indlcnto tholr
proforonco for tho nomination for
tho olllco of president nnd vice-president
of tho United .States by 3 direct
proforotlnl voto for theso caiulld.'ites
All candidates for provident and
Tlco-preslilent will hnvo tholr names1
on tho ballot, nnd thoso finally elect-1
od nntlonnl convention delsgates will
Xi'viiila
Thn republlcaii statu convention,
which will uhooso six delegatus mid
six alternalos to tlm Chicago conven
tion will moot In Itono on Ap'll 27.
Tho Nevada convention In addi
tion lo selecting dolegntcs to tho
Chicago convention, will mako a rec
ommendation for appointment an
nntlonnl committeemen from' No-
vndn,
' Primary oloctlons woro hold In
oach county to solect stato conven
tion dolcgatos and no offort was
mado to send an Instructed delega
tion from any county. Only two
presidential cntndldatos (linvo mado
any campaign In Novada, Oon. Loon
ard.Wood nnd Oov. Frank O. Low
don. Supporters of thoso candidates
will fight (or an Instructed delega
tion, It la said.
Only ono candldato has made an
nctlvo campaign' for appointment as
national committeeman, Sam Plntt
of Hono.
Dologntcs to thn domocrntlc con
vention woro choson several weeks
ngo by tho stato central committee
of tho party. Thoy are unlnstructed.
New Mexico
In addition to a Justlco of the su
promo, court and a representative In
tho lower houso of congress. Now
Mexico will olect a full set of stute
mid county ofllcors this year.
Now Moxlco lias no prlmnry law
and nominations for stato nnd, In
most casos, county olllccs aro mado
In convention. Primaries aro hold In
n few counties, but this Is purely a
local nrrangemont nnd thoro Is no
Inw to govern It.
Tho ropubllcnn stnto convention
March 2C oloctod dolegates to tho
national convention. Tho democrats
will hold their stnto convention nt
Itoswell ou Juno 3 to select dolo
gntcs to tho national convention nt
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WE HAVE PREPARED IN SMALL ENVELOPES COIN IN
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Washington and Alaska
Full tlckots, carrying namos of
candidates for posts ranging from
ono governorship, a United States
Bonatorship, and seats In congress tc
county offices, will bo submitted to
Washington olectors at a stnto pri
mary oloctlon Soptember 14. Tho
candldatos chosen at the primaries
will run again at the general election
Novomber 2.
Alaska voters also will have many
names to pick from at primary oloc
tlons April 27 at which they will
choose candidates tor territorial of
fices. The Alaska candidates also
will,mako the final run November 2.
The Republican state convention
at Bellingham April 27 will BOloct
dolegates to tho national convention.
The Democratic state convention will
moot at Spokane May 17 for a sim
ilar purpose,
Wyoming
On Mar 10. Wyoming political p r
Ilea will hold their state conventl-ine.
Delegates U the stabs conventions
are U ba. cfcoaem ei oatjr aavaa-
tlons to bo held May 4. For tho state
meeting tho Republican will gather
at Shorldan and tho Democrats at
Lander.
Tho regular primaries are not held
until August 17 and the only matters
to be settled at that time aro tho
choices of the" two parties for Wyom
ing's solo congressman and for coun
ty officials and members of tho legis
lature. No amendments or other
constitutional questions are up for
consideration this year.
At a recont mooting of the Repub
lican stato central committee In
Cheyenne National Committeeman
Patrick Bulllvan urged that an unln
structed delegation be sent to tho na
tional convention and no objection
was oftored by those present.
Utah
Preparations aro being made by
Utah Democrats for their state con
vention here April S3 (or .the seise
tion of delegatea to the national con
ventlon at Ban Francisco. The Re-
pablleaae will aalect national eon
ventlon dolegates at tbelr state con
vention at Price, Utah, on May 3.
ORGANIZATIONS
SUPPORT DILL
PORTLAND, Apr. 23. Tho "dead
line" for closing the polls on the
State Chamber of Commerce refer
endum on the four measures and the
flvo constitutional amendments that
wlll.be on the ballot of May 21 has
boen extended by State Secretary
George Quayle, a number of clubs
being too late to get their ballots In
by tbe original time of closing, April
15. Mr. Quayle's offlco espucta .to
mako the renult known before
May 1.
A ballot containing argument for
and against each measure and eaoU
amendment, was sent to the clum
bers, ao that individual noBatara
wight vote on theia.
Ono of the measures that seems
likely to fare exceedingly well Is the
one providing 1.26 mills for the
further support of tho State Univer
sity, tho Agricultural 'College and
the State Normal School. While no
referendum results have been glvea
out on It, it has to date been official
ly endorsed by the commercial or
ganizations of the following cities:
Salem, Dallas, Bend, Pendleton,
Hillsboro, Grants Pass, Redmond,
Portland East Side Marshfleld, En
terprise, Cottage Drove, Ashland,
The Dalles and North Bend.
Tho legislative committee of the.
Baker Chamber of Commerce, tha
Union County Ad Club, the Federat
ed Community Clubs of Martoa
county and other business group
have also endorsed tho measure,
which has received about 100 formal
endorsements ao far.
Mora than 9,000 croupiers a&&
other employes aro on the payroll ot
tho company which operate to
famous gambling casino at Moota
Carlo.