Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-27
259 Names
Registered
Yesterday
REGISTRATION BOOKS CLOSE ~
y nv VUloCE Tl c THIS EVENING AND Nd
H4,T Ny THAT - TIME MORE THAN IsU t;oo
WILL De LEGAL YOrERS.o ''O'

Inc names Of 250 ladies' Of so,,,,,
W., ge'' aoaed to the registered voters OF o..
.p9 IN city Yesterday by the clerks VI o'
=, o|0 recorders office, More than ns"' Nv
a. came in the forenoon but not
,,,o Snousn to keep the young ladies' bnsy
ou' ~ as soon as the office opensa or,' or,o, ,
,i r,nn'r I 'hrongs Of women came. So
.nat they could not be waited ON ~ Nv
last LAST as they came. A line was formed
"nlch. at times, reached info ,bo
a.''oV' and' in spite Of the fact that
.ne registration clerks worked ,u1o
Ihoians, it required several minutes
20 work up to the head Of tbo lima
quite a number Of men registered
ana at times as a struggling man
would come along, He would stand
10 one side as if he was afraid 70
tackle the proposition. Then. whom
the crowd Of women would thin ort
he would march up to the desk and
place his name among the qualified
electors of the city
Yesterday was the heaviest rAgis-
tratbon since the books were onened
Out it may be exceeded by that TODAY
as many people put everything off nm
I'll the last day in the afternoon Al
the close Of business last night almost
4SOO had placed their names on the
books, and today nearly 300 more will
be registered.
AT the close Of business last night
the young lady clerks were almost ex-
hausted from the constant strain mn
der which they worked, but this morn
ing they appeared ready for work at
the usual time, as bright and fresh as
.
if nothing had happened
The registration closes at 5 o'clock
this evening, and many will be refused
registration as they will appear after
the time for closing. Those who fail
to register will be obliged to get six
freeholders to vouch for their uualifl-
cations at the polls Monday, if they
desire to vote.
The registration by wards yesterday
was as follows:
First-Jennie Best, Lavinnie Fos-
ter Gertrude West, Bessie L. Savage,
Carolyn A. Sykes, Mrs, w. S. Mott,
Jessie c. Vercler, Rutha P. Pratt
Pearl Waite, Gertrude e, Fawk, Ida NJ.
Keene, Myrtle Duncan Elizabeth All
bright Nina Ser Maude Pratt Nellie
b. MCLEAN Louisa Bugher Alice r.
Chalcroft Margaret B. Heyser Anna
Alice Eckerlen, Olive NJ. r.
vim, Alice Hoover, Matte L, McMahan,
Emma L. Savage, Alice L. Alexander,
Emma A, Byars, Vera Byars-Glover, !
Mildred Mumey Gilmore, Mary Fran
,es Phillips.
Second-Grace w. Wheelock, Ruby
=, Cornell, Zoe Stockton, Winifred R.
Clarke, Mrs. d. ]. Corby, Mrs. NJ. VI
Jorby, Emma Seely, S. A. Davis Bean,
Nell P. Hargrove, Winnie Hargroye,
Mary Tollrich, Amelia E. Stockton,
)rpha Hughes, Margaret NJ. Waters,
Josephine Langruth, Mrs. E. w. Will
Jams, Alice E. Caldwell, Florence L.
irvine, Addie CatterlIn, Mabel A,
lockwood, Nancy S. Belle, Mary Doer- |
Ter, Josephine Jerman. Nellie J. Clark .
Jeanette Pooler, Lillian G. Applesate
Elsie White, Mary A, White, Jessie D. /.
Albert.
Third-lnez !. Siegmund, Alice s. /.
Eppley, Sarah B. Hockett, Merle .
Clara Tryon, Nellie Camp .
1ell NJ Ruth Ketchum, Mrs. Jennie .
Lillian D. Fullerton, Nancy
A, Winner, Margaret Lewis, Elizabeth |
A. shafer, Jennie G. Kyle, Claudia
Cory, 3. Mildred Sweetland, Clara NJ.
Chamberlain, Remoh Glover Laura |
Nickerson.
Fourth-Anna " e, Stenstrom,
Clara L. Albert, Ella B. Needbam,
Nancy E. selwert, Lulu A Rockhill
Jora Fritz, Edith L. Bellinger NJ A.
-funtley Matte F. Beatty Louise .
Ilon. Eunane c Craig, Mabel F. Hud-
son. Maude NJ. Yates, Laura E.
schell Mabel Emmett Laura NJ. Nc