East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-03
ELECTION POINTERS.

The election will be held to-
morrow, Nov. 4.
The polls will open at a. m.
and close at Z p. IN.
Every qualified voter, male or
female, can vote.
II not registered, Il voter may
be sworn In at the polls or be-
fore n justice of the peace.
Registered voters should take
their duplicate certificates with
them to the polls.
The vote Is on the measures d.
rect.
Vote Eyes" If you favor the
measure. mo" II you do not.
The following are the polling
places: for east Pendleton pre-
cinct. Alta House: for Pendleton,
court house: for west Pendleton.
Field school: North Pendleton.
Brown hall. south Pendeton.
bowman hotel sample room;
Asylum precinct, tent north of
Lee st. bridge.
Tomorrow the first special referen'
dunn election In the state will be held
to secure the voice OF the people up
on five measures passed by the last
Legislature and referred To the elect
crate through the instrumentality Of
various persons and agencies The
following are the measures which Will
bc voted upon
state university building repair
fund: its purpose Is to provide a to-
tai OF s65. 900 to make repairs an1
additions to buildings at the state
school at Eugene in accord with the
urgent request Of university officials
state university new building ap'
preparation: its purpose Is to pro-
vide a total OF 100000 for modern
buildings declared to be greatly nee1-
ed at Eugene.
Sterilization act. its purpose is To
auth orize. under every safeguard
such surgical operations on habituaI
criminals and moral degenerates as
the state board of health shall deem
best
County attorney act: its purpose i
TO provide a district attorney for each
county In the state. in place of the
present system of having distrlc'
attorney for several counties.
Workmen's compensation act; Its
purpose is to provide for the compen-
sation OF injured workmen out of a
fund created partly by the state part
lv nv employers and partly by em-
ployes.
Vote IL Upon Measure.
Many people have been uncertain as
70 how they should vote. the fact that
the measure has been referred con
fusing them In explanation the Eas'
Oregonian advises the voters that the!
are not voting upon the proposition as
N whether or not the measures should
No held up or whether or not the ret'
erendum should be sustained. TheI
arc voting upon the measure as II
roads lust exactly ms the legislature
did when the measures were submit
ted to Il. II you favor the provisions
made In the measure, scratch an y
between the even number ana tn'
Yes. IL not, scratch an y between 'h'
odd number and the No
Sentiment here In Pendleton seem
Ia be strong for an unbroken Yes vote
n, All the measures. The creates
campaign has been made In behat o
the university measures and they hav'
been endorsed by a number of organi
zotious here in the county. 1t Is gen
orally felt that the referendum aSaihs
those measures are the result or on
mans spleen and that the unlVersi'
10 sorely I'm need of the financial alo
There seems to be n pretty stronl
continent locally for the compensa
lion act also. while the sentiment OF
tho sterilization bill is divided with
norhaps, the majority faloring TN
-ov,sions Of the bill. Little has beel
said one way or the other relative u
The county attorney h''l.
All Can Vote.
pecause n voter is not registered
no reson why he may not vote In
,aw specifies that an unregistered vo'
or NAV be sworn in either at the poll
by the Judges or by any justice
tho neace. notary public or other pei
son specially delegated. The swearin
in process is a simple one and take
but moment.
Registered voters should take the'
aunIlcate certificates with them to tn
polls ror presentation to the cierI