The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-11-02
OFFICIALS RECEIVE
BLANKET TICKETS
Ballots for Tuesdays Election
an Immense Affair
EACH PARTY HAS EMBLEM
Every Party Has a Full List of Elect
ors, But Otherwise Democrats
Have the Ticket Almost
to Themselves.
EACH PARTY HAS EMBLEM

The official ballots for the general cleo
ton next Tuesday have been received by
the probate Judge. The tickets are by far
the largest ever used in an election in
Alabama, and they are known as the
blanket tickets"-that is to say, they in
clude everything.
The tickets have places for the demo-
cratic, populist, prohibition, republican,
socialist and independent voters to vote
for their choice for office. At the head
of each Of the six columns is fixed the en-
blem of the party There is the demo-
cratic with the words. white supremacy
for the right the pick, saw and plow
for the populists. the two hatchets for
the prohibitionists, Vulcan for the repub-
lieans, and the handshake of good-fellow-
ship for the socialists. The independents
are without an emblem.
All Have Electors.
The democrats, the populists, the prohi-
btionists, the republicans and the social
lists each have tickets for the eleven pres
idential electors to be elected from the
state of Alabama.
The socialists have put out G. L. Cox
to oppose Judge Samuel E. Greene for
probate Judge; ]. Lon Whitson to oppose
Walter X. McAdory for clerk of the cir
cult court; ]. H. Johnson to oppose
George B. Tarrant for tax collector;
Charles w. Love to oTe.ose Frank A.
Hewitt Jr for tax assessor; B. Andrus
to oppose I. w. McAdory for county SUI
perintendent of education; John j. Ray.
C. H. Spencer and Nick Gels to oppose
H. W. Crook. Charles K Dickey, Job
Going, Hugh McGeever and John 7. Reed
for members of the board of revenue of
the county.
John T. Blakemore has been put out by
the republicans and f. x. Waldhorst by
the socialists to oppose the reelection OF
Congressman Oscar w. Underwood.
For the socialists T. b. Foster will OPP
pose B. B. Conner for the presidency of
the railroad commission, and James Bee
son will oppose Thomas N. Mcclellan for
chief justice of the supreme court.
The full democratic ticket follows:
The Democratic Ticket.
President Railroad Commissioner. B.
Conner.
Chief Justice Supreme Court-Thomas
N. Mcclellan.
Associate Justices of Supreme Court
John c. Anderson, Nimrod ID. benson,
James r. DowdeIl, Jonathan HARRISON,
Robert T. Simpson, John R. Tyson.
Presidential Electors of President and
Vice-P resident-Richmond p. Hobson,
VIM. H. Sanford, Edward b. McCarty.
Samuel c. Jenkins, Ernest L. Blue, w. b.
Browne. ]. w. Overton, w. c. Davis, Jos.
R. Rosson, VIM. B. Bankhead, G. w.
Darden.
Representative in 59th Congress, Ninth
District-Oscar w Underwood
Chancellor of Northwestern Division
John ]. Altman.
Circuit Judge Tenth Circuit-A A. Cole
man.
\ Circuit Solicitor Tenth Circuit-John
Mcqueen.
supernumerary Judge-A. H. Aston.
Senior Judge City Court of Birming-
ham-Chas A. Sem.
Associate Judge City Court of Birming-
ham-Chas w. Ferguson.
Probate Judge-Samuel e. Greene.
County Solicitor-H. P. Helm.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Walter K Nc
Adory.
Clerk and Register City Court of Bir-
mingham-John s. Gillespy.
County Treasurer-H. c. Miller.
County Tax Co1lector-Geo. B. Tarrant.
County Tax Assessor-Frank A. Hew-
it, Jr.
County Superintendent Education-I. w.
McAdory.
Coroner-W. d. Paris.
Members Board of Revenue-H. w.
Crook, Chas. K. Dickey, Job Going, Hugh
MeGeever, John T. Reed
Justice of the Peace or Judge of Inferior
Court Observation-Disclosures.
Constable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.