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Show DEMOCRATS SELECT I1JIDITES Legislative Ticket Is Nominated Nomi-nated at Hippodrome Theater Convention. COUNTY MEET TOTJAY Lively Contests Are Promised Prom-ised in Race for Various Vari-ous Offices. For the state senate the Democratic legislative convention last night nominated nomi-nated George H. Dcrn and Mrs. Elizabeth Eliza-beth Hay-ward for the long terms and Allen T. Sanford a.nd J. W. McKinney for the short terms. Before the convention for the senate were also the names of A. F. Rund-quist, Rund-quist, D. W. Moffett, P. W. Parratt, F. E. Morris and Walter Perry Kirksey. For the lower house the convention named C. C. Richards. Frank Ii. Newman, New-man, Arthur Welling, R. F. Currie. Mrs. Anna T. Picrcey, Mrs. Gould B. Blakely, Francis W. Quinn, John Hanson, F. E. Morris and Mrs. Grace Stratton-Airey. In addition to these, the convention considered the names of H. S. McOann, 0. G. Patterson, Charles Gulbrarsen, Daniel Harrington, W. J. McLaughlin, Ernest S. Holmes, D. W. Parratt, Imer Pett. A. E. Harvey and A. F. Rund- quist. C. C. Richards was chairman of the eonvntion, and declared that, in selecting select-ing men for the legislature and for all thp time to select neither Germans nor friends of Germans. Ger-mans. He. ursed that Germanism he wiped out completely in every place. County Convention Today. On the eve of the Democratic county convention the politicaJ "weather" forecaster fore-caster has hoisted the storm signal as a warning of -what is likely to lreak at the garnering at the Hippodrome today. The storm center is hoverinsr around the office of sheriff. If foregathering clouds of dissatisfaction and muttevtnp; thunder3 of discontent portend anything, something of a tornado is due to hurst when the matter mat-ter of nominating; a sheriff is reached in the order of business of the convention. There axe h: the race for the nomination John B. Burbidgre, who has been chief rieputv sheriff under John S. Corless. and Mr. Corless himself. in addition J. T. Howelle, Ben Harries and Herbert Leich-ter Leich-ter are in the running. "With these prospects for a "lively time" the opening'.of the Democratic comity convention con-vention at 10 o'clock this morning nt the Hippodrome is being- awaited by Democrats Demo-crats and others with, considerable interest. inter-est. Among' the other candidates who will be before the convention today are: Senate Joseph L.. Rawlins. C- Richards. Rich-ards. J. V. MoKinne-y and D. W. Parratt. Txwer house Charies M. Hecker. K. E. Currie. Annte T. Piei cey. Mrs. Grace Stratton-Airev, Mrs. Gould B. Blakely, W. p. times of Draper, Fi'ank liowe of Murray Mur-ray and others. Commissioners T. T. Burton. J. H. Lai- r. ciiuiiiun. r?. ji iiu;t'i . Other Men in the Race. : D. A. MacMillan of Murray is men- tione-d for county treasurer; James Lynch i and A. H. Parsons for- assessor; Ui; h- I ard Hartley and B. W.- Musser for attor- ; ney; M. C. Tver son for auditor: John E. Clark, Thomas Homer and Ben Rive? and C. S. Pulver for clerk: Berkley Olson, Thomas Alston. S. Tj. Moylr, H. S. Sco-fiold, Sco-fiold, TV. M. Swan for recorder: K. A. McMillan, TV. TV. Barton and L, II Young: for treasurer Vor city judge Joseph TV. Stringfrllmr :? talked of. while 1.. J. Starburk, William Wil-liam Reg-er. H. C. Lund and F. R. Scort ere, in the race for justices of 1he peace. Albert J. Cope and Thomas Kowler tire out for constable. V. R. Wallace was unanimous! v elected elect-ed to succeed himself as state chairman of the Democratic pKrty a.t a meeting- of t9 new plh te committee held at the Newhouse hotel yesterday morning. R. 9. Thurman was re-elected rf -tary of the si ate commit i ep. K. A Cut -brt&on was chosen treasurer and' David Dunbar was made chairman of the finance fi-nance committee to succeed TV. W. Armstrong, Arm-strong, who found it necessary to give up these duties on account of his government govern-ment work. |
