The morning call., 1892-11-05
THE list AS CORRECTED.
Prepared for Those Who VIII
Vote by Number.
IT is A VERY EASY WAY,
The Figures Are Veuehel For by the Rseis
trsr, So They Are, Of Course, Perfectly
kecurate.

ESCuEuLc.
n the first publication Of the
nberS of the NOn-Partisan
Ididates a set of figures was
en- as taken from the munich
ticket. Since then certain al
ations have been made, and a
v list is herewith presented.
las been carefully revised, and
correctness is Vouched for by
yiStrar Brown.
q The official ballot will
be a cumbersome and un-
q wieIdy thing to handle, and
~ to the average citizen, whose
business duties have left
q him little time TO study the
n multiplicity of candidates
~ he must vote for, this cleo
I ton is a rather complicated
affair at best.
tt 1t is going to take a good
IN deal of time to stamp the
~ cross after the name of each
,3 candidate you desire to vote
for, and time, on election
~ day, is an all-important
sf factor.
Ii voters are too long in
X making out their ballots,
va the polls will close before all
have voted.
10 1t wont be the suffers
who will be frozen out.
- Remember that. They will
.s vote early and often. You
can depend upon that.
10 Now, how to simplify mat
M terS so that no honest citizen
~ may be cheated out of his
9 vote q? That is the question.
Here is one way: Vote
4 the Non-Partisan Municipal
ticket by numbers.
~ You may not remember
IN all the names, and the party
~ designations are i'm small
81 type and often very obscure.
The safe way to vote then
,S is to stamp the X after each
name which is preceded by
,3 the accompanying numbers.
Cut out this article, paste
I'll it on slip of stiff paper, or
a cardboard, and carry it with
to you to the polls.
XXI Run your finger down the
>" numbers preceding the name
81 of each Municipal candidate
and stamp only those bear
i6 ing these figures.
For instance: After the
4 figure B, in the Mayoralty
. n candidates, you will find the
- name l.. K. EIlert. Place
, the 4 after that name. The
~ ninth candidate is Charles
~ Ashton, the Non-Partisan
nominee for Auditor. Stamp
I'D the X there. The twentieth
name is II. II. Scott. He is
I0 the man you want to vote
. for, if you want an honest
Il Sheriff.
% And so down the entire
=" Municipal list.
,S{ These figures have been
very carefully compiled, and
% they are vouChed for by the
Registrar. You will find
10 them absolutely accurate.
You will save time if you
% vote that way.
It{ You will save time by
Il stopping to consider before
sIyou take up the rubber
80 stamp. When it is a ques-
y ton of minutes and seconds
the man makes the best time
,6 who has made up his mind
and leaves nothing unde-
IL } cided.
.o This is the principle on
ID which all great conquests
y have been achieved. AS be-
. tween the man who hesi-
"A tates and debates and falters
while he is trying to act, and
II the man who thinks first
and acts afterward, the
~ worlds history is an object
- lesson.
~ Note one thing The
names are arranged i'm al
z phabetical order. This is
~ fair, because it gives every
man square chance. Never
e mind who is at the top or
who is at the bottom. Look
the figures before the names
he Citizens Non-Partisan cam
ates. Vote those figures.
c careful to make the cross
city between the lines and op.
ite the name.