Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-29
VO1E REPUBLICAN,
TICKET STRAIGHT
Is Only Sure Way for Republic
cans to Elect Candidates
Whom They Want
SCRATCHING OFTEN CONFUSING
List of the Candidates Who Make Up
the Republican Ticket-AII Repub'i-
cans Should Call for Special Primary
Ballot, in Order to Vote for Unitei
States Senator.

There now remain but four d.ys
be called upon to express their prefer
ence "a the general election, which, in
presidential years, includes everything
from national down to township tick
cts In keeping with the usual adj
monition made at this time, the T.-R.
would suggest to republicans that they
vote the republican ticket straight. and
by so doing elect the party nominees,
when all republicans should want to
see elected.
There Is always an element Of dan
ger of becoming confused In scratch
ing ballots. and especially ballots that
are so large and cumbersome as the
Australian ballot in general elections,
but the voter takes no chances In
placing cross in each and every
square in the republican column. which
is the first column on the ballot.
Vote for Electors.
In the national ticket the republican
voter must place the crosses In the
squares opposite the names OF the
thirteen republican electors, which fol-
low Immediately under the names OF
the candidates for president and vice
president, Taft and Sherman. Follow
ing the national ticket comes the state
ticket, and following the state are the
congressional. senatorial, representa-
tive and county tickets, and township
ticket.
Good for Congress.
1t Is expected that Marshall county
will be the banner county in the Fifth
congressional district to accord James
w Good, of Cedar Rapids, it's vote for
congress. This county gave Mr.. Good
a ha, dsome endorsement at the pri-
mary in June. extending him a larger
plurality than given Cumnins for
United States senator. even tho Mar
shall was the banner Cummins county
of the state. in proportion to her voting
population. Mr.. Good is me Of those
clean young men who inspires the con-
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thoroughly capable to represent his
district in congress. He is worthy OF
the highest testimonial the republicans
of this county can bestow upon him.
Van Law and Annoy.
For state senator aid representative
the republican nominees are c. Fl. Van
Law, of this city. and Wallace H. Ar
ne, of Taylor township. There Is no
opposition among republicans to their
candidates., and each will receive
hearty endorsement.
Mr. Van Law is a man OF fine char
acter, and has always stood for the
highest ideals of manhood and Citizen
ship. His private life is as an open
book, and no one would ever think OF
assailing his personality. He will make
an able senator and will be credit TO
the party that elects him.
Mr. Arney, candidate for representa-
tive, is a member Of one of the oldest
families of the county, and a lifelong
republican. He served with credit In
the lower house last year, and the
best testimonial he could have had at
his party's hands was in the fact that
no one was brought out in opposition
to him at the primaries. His party
owes him a unanimous endorsement in
re-elsction.
The County Ticket.
On the county ticket the republican
,o,,.,.a, orn oil wall known and are