The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-09
ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR
 The best seller.
TO HELP MIR. MALLORY
J. K. JACKSON TO ASSIST IN PREPARING TICKETS.
They Will Be Distributed to the Var. icus Counties-Chairman of tn Democratic Commit
 tee Talks.

Hon. ii. $. D. Mallory, of Selma, Chairman of the State Democratic EN- ecutive Committee. and at the head or the State Campaign Committed, is in Montgomery.
 Mir. Mallory announced last night that J. Kirk Jackson, Private Secretary to Governor Jelks. would assist him in the arrangement. printing and distribution ot the State tickets for the April primary.
 The State Campaign Committee at It's recent meeting instructed Chairman Nal lory to secure an assistant to help him in the detailed work of arranging the State tickets, printing them and distrib- uting them in proper numbers throughodt the counties of the State. The State tickets will contain the names of the candidates for Justices of the Su- preme Court. candidates for President of the Railroad Commission, all Congress sionaI candidates. all candidates for Cir cult Judges and Circuit Solicitors, aald all candidates for chancellors. In other words a State primary will be held not only in the State but in every Congres- sional District, in every judicial circuit and in every Chancery Division.
 One county may be in a different Con gressional District from its peighbor In the north, in different Judicial Circuit from it's neighbor on the south and in a different Chancery Division from It's neighbor on the east. Only in tho c counties if there are any where the can didates for Supreme Court Justices, Pres ident of the Railroad Commission. Circuit Judge and Solicitor and Chancellor arc the same can the State ticket be the same.
 "In fact" said Chairman Mallory in discussing this matter last night. "thei | will be nearly as many different State tickets necessary as there are counties In the State. The work of properly a.- ranging the many names on the different tickets demands thoroughneSs, accuracy and experience. This Is our first ge l- eraI primary. We cannot afford to maxe an error. The effect of an error on ,hc ticket would be felt for long time. have invited MT. Jackson to assist nc in this work, desiring to have the bch- eft of his knowledge and experience. He notified me tonight that he would ac- cept."
 Chairman Mallory and Mir. Jackson wifi be called upon, too. to estimate just how many tickets should be sent to the va'i- Ous counties of the State.
 Chairman Mallory has not been called upon to rule definitely upon the question as to whether the counties in which Clr- cult Solicitors do not prosecute shall vote in the selection of Circuit Solicitors. The 'e are a number of counties in the StaLe which have city or county solicitors and in which the Circuit Solicitors do not prosecute. The question was raised Ut the meeting Of the Campaign Committee as to whether the voters in the counties in which the Circuit Solicitor does not come shall participate in the primary for Circuit Solicitor.
 At that time MT Mallory held that the voters in those counties did not vote for the Circuit Solicitor. He thought the law quite clear on that point. He sad last night that he saw no reason to change his opinion.
 MT. Mallory Is in the city to attend upon the Supreme Court.