The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 18, 1916, Page 24

4% : e e U CHAS. H. ANDERSON For Representative Fortieth District .GEORGE F. HUNT For Senate Thirty-ninth District C. B. JOOS For Representative Twenty-third District KEEP THIS FOR REFERENCE Nonpartisan League Indorsements for State Offices 'On the Republican Ballot Governor—LYNN J. FRAZIER. Lieutenant Governor—A. T. KRAABEL. Secretary of State—THOMAS HALL. State Auditor—CARL R. KOSITZKY. Attorney General—WILLIAM LANGER: Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor—JOHN N. HAGAN. Commissioner of Insurance—S. A. OLSNESS. : Railroad ' ‘Commissioners—CHARLES ‘'W-. BLEICK, M. P. JOHNSON, SAM AANDAHL. On the Democratic Ballot State Treasurer—P. M. CASEY. On the Nonpartisan Ballot ‘Superintendent of Public Instruction—N; C. MACDONALD. On the Nonpartisan Judicial Ballot Judges of the Supreme Court—LUTHER E. BIRDZELL J. E. ROBINSON, R. H. GRACE. : ROBERT BYRNE For Representative Forty-first District FRANK E. LAZIER For Representative Thirty-fourth District - Members of the Nonpartisan League are entltled to regster as - members of the pohtlcal parties to which they have always be: longed. Membership in" the League does not change any man’s: party standing. ' Every member of the Leagie is entitled to votein the state-wide primaries as a member of one or the other legally recognized political parties. The League includes members of all the recognized parties and: seeks to nominate 1ts candidates through the regular partr primaries, - Regxster as a Republican, Democrat or Secxahsf; aceordmg»to» ~your preference, and vote in the primaries for the League eamhn - dates on your own ficket. . . DO NOT REGISTER .AS “NONPARTISAN 2 Consult the complete list of candidates on Page 24‘f0r the‘ ; names of those on your ticket and in your distriet. : ..................'......... IT GIVES ITSELF. AWAx.g 3 JHem'y Gelger, R:, “ Joseph Renauld, D FRED J. .NIMS For Representative Ifourteenth District GEO. N. (Note:. The political affiliation of ‘the candldates, the office sought' and the candidate’s address are given be- low. = The abbreviations mean: “R”, Republican; “D”, Democrat; Socialist; “Rep.”, representatlve, “Sen.”, senator.) DISTRICT 1, Pembina county.— Rep., Hamilton. J. O’Connor, ' D Rep Neche. Wm. Pleasant, D., Rep "Akra. -DISTRICT 2, part of Ward county. 'S.'S. Petry, S DISTRICT 3, part of Walsh county. Rep., Berthold. Christ Levang, R., Sen., Adams. Hemning- Gunhus; R., Rep., Edmburg. “Alex Ferguson, D., Rep., La :DISTRICT 4, part of Walsh eounty “Wm. James Drew, R.; Ardock. . _D!STRICTS part of Grand. Forks 3 Reps. unty. A. J. Huso, R:, Rep., Northwood. | J.P. Hemmingsen, K., Sen,. Shawnee. DISTRICT 6, part of- Grand Forks - county. DISTRICT [ part of Grand Forks Albert Stenmo, R,. Sen., Grand Forks. 0. K. Lageson, R., Rep., Reynolds: DISTRICT 8, Traill. county— Henry. Strom, R., Rep., Hillsboro. J. E. Quam, R, Rep., Portland.” - Albert Moen,- R., Rep., Mayville. DISTRICT 9, part of Cass County. DISTRICT 10, part of Cass county. - DISTRICT 11, part of Cass county. Martin. Larsen, D., Rep., Wheatland. Robert Wadeson, R., Rep., Alice. Chas. E. Drown, D Sen., Page. " DISTRICT 12, part of Richland coun- ty. DISTRICT 13, Sargent county.— Richard McCarten, D.,. Sen., Cogswell. Frank Riba, D., Rep., Geneseo. A. A. Stockstad D., Rep., Milnor. DISTRICT 14, Ransom County.— Martin Larson, R., Rep., Nome. Fred Nims; R., Rep., Lisbon.: DISTRICT 15, part of Barnes county. S. E. Harpsr, R., Rep., Valley City. C. J. Lee, R:; Sen., Valley City. DISTRICT 16, Steele and Griggs counties.— ; ‘ Porter Kimball, R., Rep., Hope. E. W. Everson, R, Rep., ‘Walum. A. M. Hemerlin, R., Rep., Binford. DISTRICT 17, Nelson county.— C. I. Morkrid, R., Sen., Petersbn Lars O. Fredenckson, R., Re - P F. W. Keitzman, R., Rep., : DItSTRICT 18, part of Cavaher c‘onn- Yo Otto Dettler, R., Rep., 3. J. Schrag R.; Otto C, Olson R., p,, DISTRICT 19, Rollette cotnty.— John Benson, R., Sen.; Rolette. D., Rep., Tho e James McManus, R . For Representative Twenty-seventh Dist. VARNUM ALEX FERGUSON For Representative Third District DISTRICT 26,7 Emmons and Kidder counties.— Fay Harding, R., Rep., Braddock. F. S. Horlacher, D Rep., Tappen. Rollan V. Weld, R., Rep., Bowdon. C. A. Ward, R. Rep, Hazelton. DISTRICT 27, Burleigh county.— Carroll D. ng, R., Sen., Menoken: L. D. Bailey, R:, Rep., Moffit. Frank G. Prater, R., Rep., Arena: Geo. N. Varnum, R., Rep., Menoken. . DISTRICT 28, Bottineau county.— - .A. M. Hagan, R., Rep:; Westhope. Nels Magnuson, D., Rep., Souris. J. C. Miller, R., Rep., Souris. ¢ L. L. Stair, D Rep., Newburg. DISTRICI‘ 29, part of Ward eounty. - Howard R. Wood, ] J.W. Smxth R, Spe.n.,Sun'ey DISTRICT 30, part of Morton oounty‘ L. D. Wiley, R., Rep., Odense.. - -Charles F. Schxck ‘R., Rep., Lark: M. S. Lang, R., Rep.. Mandan. DISTRICT 31, Stark county.— . DISTRICT 32, Eddy. and Foster coure, . ties,.— : C. W. McDonnell,-R., Rep., Kensal. B. L. Gilbert, R., Rep., Warwick. DISTRICT. 38, Wells county.— '« J. N. Kunkel, R., Rep., Fessenden. Roy B. Weld, R., Rep., Chaseley. James A. Wenstrom, R., Sen,;, Dover. DISTRICT 34, part of McHenry coun- ty— 2 Fra.nk Lazier, R., Rep., Barton. DISTRICT 35, Shendan county.— " 'DISTRICT 36, McIntosh and Logan * counties.— DItSTRICT 37, part of Richland coun- Yo— DISTRICT 38, part of Barnes county. C. H. Noltimier, R., Rep., Valley City. DISTRICT 39, Blllmgs and Bowman counties.— 0. C. Martin, R., Rep, DeSart. G. F. Hunt, R Sen., eaci. DISTRICT 40; Burke and Divide counties.— G. J. Brown, R., Rep., Noonan.f C. H. Anderson, S.; Rep., Portal. Wm. O. Olson, R., Rep., Flaxton. . DISTRICT 41, Williams. and McKen- zie counties.— F. A. Hoare, R., Rep., Ray. i C. F. Dupuis, R. Rep., Temple. : % g ok S 0 yrne, +» Rep. e “E. E. Kurtz, R., Rep,, Schafer.. * Morten Morhenson, R., Sen:, Hoffland. . DISTRICT 42, Pierce emmty.-— & A G Iford. Lowe,; R., Rep., Wo