Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
CAMPAIGN PRACTICALLY TO A
CLOSE ron GENERAL ELEc.
TON ON NOV. 3.
FEW CONTESTS PROMISED
IN THE COUNTY TICKET
Predicted That Republicans Will Have
a WaIkaway for County Office
Something Of the candidatss Before
tho PeopIe-votins Begins at
o'eIoek-Ths Polling Places.

With the end Of the present week the
campaign will be practically at an end,
altho the republicans will hold q clos
| ing meeting at the east court room
Monday night. when Congressman
James w. Good will speak. Everything
is now practically in readiness for
| Tuesdays election and ballots will be
| distributed to the various voting pre-
cincts of the county tomorrow.
In the county ticket it is predicted
that the republicans will have but very
little opposition. The democrats have
been doing some active work, but when
the votes are counted 1t is believed the
same condition will prevail as has been
the case In former years-the ballots
will show sweeping majorities for the
entire republican ticket.
Voting Begins at O'clock.
| The polls will open Tuesday morn
ing ut o'clock, and will close at z in
the evening. The polling places in the
city will be as follows:
First ward-No. 226 East Main
| street.
Second ward-Central fire station.
Third ward-No. II South First
street
Fourth ward-south Third avenue
police station.
Fifth ward-Bohemia hall, corner Of
Third avenue and Arson street.
Interest in Congressional Ticket.
| in the congressional ticket the dem
ocrats have been centering their cam
paign for s. c. Huber. of Tama. against
James w. Good, Of Cedar Rapids, the
republican nominee and present con-
gresham from this district. Down in
their hearts, however, the democratic
forces In charge Of the campaign do
not have much hope of winning, yet
! they are making the most possible out
| Of their campaign.
1 Mr.. Good 10 now representing his dis
trict in congress for his first term. He
is a clean-cut, capable, land brilliant
young MANN the very prime Of ply
steal and mental strength. This district
has been well represented by Mr.. Good.
and the entire republican strength Of
this, banner republican county. should
be thrown to Goods support. Some at
tempt has been made to influence the
labor vote against Mr.. Good, and in
answer to certain differences that have
munication from Mr.. Good is publish
ed in another column Of todays issue.
The Judicial Ticket.
Il Another office for which the demo-
Gratis have centered their forces IL for
Judge Of the Seventeenth judicial dis
trict. The republicans have two cam
didates, Judge ]. NJ. Parker. OF this
city, and Clare Nichols, OF Vinton-
! both able men. The democrats have
placed but one candidate in the field.
! in the person Of Judge c. B. Bradshaw
of Toledo. BY placing only the one
candidate in the field the democrats
have hoped, and are still hoping, to Sc
cure enough republican votes from one
| of the republican candidates. to elect
Judge Bradshaw.
Judge Parker is now finishing his
first term on the bench and his rec
ord is one Of which any jurist might be
| proud. His honesty and integrity have
never been questioned, and there are
few men in county politics today who
] have done more for the party than has
/ John M. Parker.
! Mr.. Nichols, the finest kind Of a
bright, young lawyer, is a strong and
capable man and will make a good rec
ord a. q Judge
! The republicans have an exception
ally strong judicial ticket. and one that
should command the entire strength Of
the party vote.
Should Vote for Two.
| In the judicial ticket the official bal
lot does not contain the notation as
does the state ticket where the same
situation exists, to vote for two" This
should be borne in mind by the repub-
licans-there are two judges to elect.
All the voter has to bear in mind IL
that there are two judges to elect. and
the voter is entitled to vote for two
| candidates. The safe way for repub.
straight, and then there will be no
chance Of becoming confused.
For Representative.
For representative the republican
nominee is Harold G. Lounsberry. a
young attorney Of the city. and for
merly clerk of courts. If Mr.. Louns-
berry makes as good a representative
as he did clerk, the republicans will
never have any occasion to regret their
nominees election. Mr. Lounsberrv
made remarkable fight before the pri-
maries against an older man and one
equally as we'll known. and his en-
dorsement at the primary testines "a
his popularity.
The County Republican Ticket.
I But very little has been heard in tha
campaign in the way OF contests on the
county ticket, and the unwritten ruIe
Of a solid republican county ticket ne
ing elected IL taken as q matter ~
course by the democrats and member.
! os other narties.
The nearest to any Tight being made
has developed In the office of county
attorney. in which the friends Of Al.
thOnv ~ nolv hovo hoes.