Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-03
ALL URGED TO VOTE EARLY
Only Way You Will Be Certain to
Vote at All.
BALLOT is UNUSUALLY LONG
II Crowds Assemble at Polls During
Late Hours There VIII Not he
Time for All 20 Mark the
Long Ballot.
BALLOT IS UNUSUALLY LONG

AT the general election tomorrow the
polls in the city will open at Z a. m. and
close at 7 p. m. In the country precincts
they will open at s a. m. and close al
I p. m.
County Chairman Smith said yesterday
that he hoped all republican voters would
go to the polls as early as possible and
not put off casting their ballot until late
in the day. The ballot this year Is a cum
bersome affair and as a republican will
have fifty candidates to vote for, II he
wishes to vote an entire ticket. the mark
ing of the ballot will necessarily consume
more time than usual. AS a rule there is
a rush of voters from 8 to Z O'Clock. as
many put off going to the polls until they
are through with their days work. 1t is
to avoid the chance of some voters being
crowded out at the last moment that Chair
man Smith deems 1t essential that every
voter should go to the polls as early as
possible.
The polling places in the city precincts
are as follows:
First Ward-First precinct, 1874 East
Broadway; Second precinct, 27 East Broad
way. 90 pau,
Third ward-First precinct, 1o1 Fourth
street; Second precinct, 97 South Main
Fourth ward-First precinct, Farmers
hall, court house; Second precinct, 75 Six
Fifth Ward~Firs precinct, county build
ing, corner Fifth avenue and Twelfth street
Second precinct, county building, corner
Third precinct, 2319 West Broadway.
Sixth Ward-F1Tst precinct, county build
| ing, corner Avenue b and twenty fourth
street; Second precinct, Olson building
near corner Fifth and Locust streets.
These are the judges and clerks who will
serve tomorrow:
First Ward, First Preclnet-Judges, &: A.
Morgan and 6: F. .Ma9uLer {Trep99' 3mfeI
UFfR First Ward. second ,Precinct-Judses,
William Green (dem.5. Clerks, a. C.. Lane
(rep.D, c. ID. Walters (dem.).
Second Ward, First Precinct-Judges, g
w. long and c. A. Tibbitts Qep.), Nj. F.
Rohrer 1dem.). Clerks. Painter Knox Gep)
Harry Luchow (dem).
Second Ward, Second Precinct-Judges
A. W. Askwith and j. D. johnson trep9
L. p. SeTvise (dem.). Clerks, Chester r
Long OepJ, W. 2. Hanson (dem.)., -,
s.. Rigdon and Forrest Smith (rep), Harvey
Ouren (dem). Clerks, e. f. Everest Crep.)
o. Baumeister (dem.).
William Arnd and M. Flower Crep.), II. p
Nelson (dem.). Clerks, Fred Cherniss Crep.)
y Fourth Q; SGi'i Ward Soe First preenct-Judses, F
i. Reed and f. P. Wright uep1, o. d
Brown (dem.l. Clerks, Mckee J. Lafor
(rep.), c. +. Paschel (dem9.
Soren Wilson and o. c. Sorenson trep.)
William Goff (dem.). Clerks. Louis White
head Orep.), John Mulqueen (dem.(.
Fifth Ward, First recinct-Judges j. &
Fleming and o. HICKMAN (rep)., 9, L
Hammel (dem.). Clerks, f. w. Reed Crep)
M. b. O'Rourke (dem.). -,
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct-Judges, I
A. Brewick and c. w. Reinohl (rep.), Henry
'Sternburg (dem). Clerks, +. w. Balufl
(rep.), Lee Howard (dem.).
Fifth Ward, Third Pre~cinct-Judges, A
c. Wood and Albert Cole Uep), j. j. Mas
tin (dem.). Clerks. Leroy Burcham (rep)
Harry Swanson (dem.).
Sixth Ward, First Precinct-Judges, g. c
Kemp and Carl Jensen (rep.), J. p. wyatt
(dem). Clerks, ]. IL. Swartz (rep), e. ]
Mckinley (dem.),
Sixth Ward, Second Pre~cinct-Judges, G
o. Hamilton and l.. r. Blodell rep.Ci N. +
%Shonquist (dem). Clerks, John Hanson
and j. NJ. Tranekar.