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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
England s
Athletic
Proves.

cause and its effect. but ! will point
out that Britain's athletic prowess
has sunk as low IN the pit as ever
her military capacity II is not alone
that she has handed over her world
championship in one attn. tic sport
after another into the hauls OF half
a dozen different nations but now
comes the report of a special COM
mission appointed TO Investigate the
physical condition OF the youth OF
England a. JUST such preparatory
schools as Elton and Harrow and
Rugby And what do they report
Whv they ind that a majority Of
the boys at these schools are under.
sized below the proper average In
strength and quite uu6t for partict.
patton IN the rugged game ~ foot.
ball for which reason they recon-.
mend that football be no longer
maintained Al any Of these schools
as compulsory sport
And there YOU are For wears
more and more exceptions have
been made to the general rule that
all BOYS must play football In the
English preparatory schools. and
less and less sound men have been
turned out from these institutions
Let the major part OF the youth OF
a country engage IN athletic sports
and they will be THERE with a
capital r when a. comes TO war With
the foreign foe let him drop behind
in the matter Of athletic develop
ment and YOU find him making a
sorry showing Oh the battlefield,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Al Nixon Is Sold
To Beaumont Club

Al Nixon. the Cracker outheider
has been sold TO the Beaumont club
OF the Texas LeaEue Nixon Joined
the Crackers near the close OF last
season. and helped materially In win
ming the 1918 pennant for Billy
Smiths boys
The large number Of outfeders on
the local teams staff this sea son
forced Smith TO cut his roster
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Yale S New
Hockey
Rink.

for the better development Of the
game of hockey This rink is to be
zoo by 1856 feet, and is to be SPLEEN
didly equipped and appointed This
shows to what eminence the game
OF hockey is being pushed In the
North
On the heels OF this comes the an
nouncement of new football
stadium for Princeton TO cost $780,
900 II will seat $1,000, be 200 feet
long, 66 feet high and $50 feet wide.
The wonder grows as to where all
this athletic development will end
But whether It ever comes to an
end or not It Is all means TO very
palpable and necessary end, and that
end Is the making Of manly, intrepid
and self-reliant men. who will be the
bulwark of defense when the day of
nations protectors and our chief
red war rolls around.
No one unless it be the English
has forgotten that the Duke Of Vel
lneton said that the battle Of
Waterloo was won on the football
fields OF Elton and Of Harrow Was
there really any such connection as
that? Well just by way OF the pass
ing thought was lamentable
showing indeed that the British army
made in South Africa few years
ago in their effort to subdue the tiny
Boer nation, was II not? There WAS
presented a spectacle OF military
decadence saddenins 10 Anglo Sax.
ons the world over
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Chip Matched to
Box Johnny Howard

NEW YORK, April 9.-George Chip.
Of Newcastle Pa. recognized in the
East as the middleweight champion
Of the world. has been matched for
ten rounds with Johnny Howard. OF
BaNonne in Harlem on April u.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
G oACHm1 NOTIFGF
MISUNDERSTANDING

college will be ineligible for inter
collegiate participation under the
present amateur rules.
This will operate to bring still
more pressure to bear on the ques-
ton OF letting prep and college
players take part in professional ball
of low rank during the summer. as
is now being done by so many of the
North Carolina and Virginia col
leges
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Pitcher Lee Joins
Mike Firms Squad

MEMPHIS. TENN Aprn Pitcher
r F Lee Of Winston Salem Carolina
Lea que, TONED the Turtles to-day
Finn roster now consists OF IS men
Lee is considered one OF the best Young
recruits and hts coming has been anx-
'c4s'y waited
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
Carpenter Plans
Tour of Australia

Spec = Gable 70 The Atlanta Georaian.
PARIS April 2 Georges Carpenter,
middlev eisNt champion ~ France 10.
daN signed an agreement 70 make A tour
of Australia. whore ne Will engage in
number ~ bouts Sixty thousand dol
AIRS guarantee viii be paid Carpenter
for The our
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
SIGN OF SPRING.
NO GAME RAIN.

John McGraW says he suffered M
III effects from the world tour but
we feel that he will become seriously
III when he learns that j. Franklin
Baker has been making about four
hits per diem
Possibly you have not noticed IT,
but there is an educational side to
baseball II Il we're not for the White
Sox training trip you would not have
known that there is town called
Mesa in the U. s.
THOSE SPRING GAMES.
n doeSnt heip the nthletcs lchen tbeV
plan n game IN Yuma.
But SftH Il helps the. management TO
get the old r1Gsumd
When q player kicks himself out OF
an exhibition game i may be due to
enthusiasm, but more likely il is be
cause he has a date that afternoon,
Clark Griffith says his pitchers are
in great form. but it is singular to
hear him speak Of Walter johnson in
the plural
~ may be true that Charlie White is
in boxing Tor his health, but YOU
wouldn't suspect " II YOU we're a
promoter tryins To do business with
him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
oUrFtELoER DALI SIGNS.

KEOKIk. IOWA. April . The signed
contract Of Outhelder Dale recently
purchased from the Lyons. kans state
League club was received by the local
Central Association club TO day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

News comes
that Yale is to
build a new ice
rink OF great
size and at a
very considera
HE avpepdttttre
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

And the cause
Of this martial
decline
| shall not 40
so far as to al
tempt a linking
~ q nrohahle
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02
SPORT FOOD
DECEIVED.

DECEIVED.
IN quaint OldfGShtOned cottage SAT
n couple me fine night
She tras 1irtn0 him q bdWltn0 and
she had a perfect right
Her husband wds the closest guy that
erer squeezed dime
And that is Why she coRldnt keep
from i0viHg all the time
She swuHg her large and t'usty right
upon the old mans 0lim
4Hd as he iGy there in a hear she
spoke these cOrdS to him:
CHORUS.
You used to Uas a sporty gent,
But that tcas al a stall,
For now you cling 10 erery cent
Like paper 10 the iCdH.
sac the ball games erery day
Before Wls yOu frau
You took me ont and paid my toGy
BHt Bercr do 1t rotc.
AiaS' those happy days are o w..
Those dGys hare 1oent ARD 2.
You Hercr take me nOto no m0fe
Elcept OBJ ladies ddy.
One OF the games between the
Browns and Cardinals has been post
poned, but we hope the management
will not be so hesrtleSs as to infIict a
double header on the public.
When Zbyszko and Yussf Hussane
wrestled for three hours they revealed
the startling fact that there are spec
tators willing to stay to the finish Of .
three hour wrestling match.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

The telephones at Grady Hospital and
al the local newspaper offices are kept
ringing from anxious friends Of Jimmy
Grant inquirng as to the condition of
the popular local bantam Jimmy GER
tainly has a bunch OF friends in this
city
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

1t isn't always money that attract.
the diamond athletes, says Larry La.
joie Larry says ball players have a
lot of sentiment for the national pas
time and that the mazuma doesn't al
ways bring the youngsters to the dia-
mond sport
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

King Cole, who is some Jumper" is
going to be Chances mainstay in the
box the coming year should Ray Cald-
well fall down Unless Ray gets away
to an early start Cole probably will be
the Peerless Leaders reserve hurler.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

George Chip is scheduled to meet
Brown in Akron, Ohio. next week Al
though the Chicago middleweight Is far
from a champion, he is certainly one Of
the most willing fighters in the game
to-day. He is always tackling the
toughest fighters in the ring and never
asks a million dollars for his services
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, | .,
COUNTY OF RIPLEY, 3D.

Notice is hereby given that primary
election will be held at the regular poll
ing places in each precinct of Ripley
county, and that the polls will be open
between the hours of 700 o'clock in
the morning and sunset in the evening"
on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN AUGUST,
beng the 4th day of August, 1914, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for State, District, County and Town
ship officers, to be voted for at the gen.
eral election to be held on Tuesday, the
,Srd day of November, 1914. That the
hereinafter mentioned list contains the
name and postofice address of each
candidate for nomination, together with
a designation Of the Office for which he
is a candidate, and the party or prin-
ciple that he represents; this notice also
gives the hours the poles will be open.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17
Progressive Ticket.

For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Progressive Party
Arthur N. Sager,
st. Louis, Mo-, 1881 Mcpherson Ave
For State Superintendent Of Public
Schools representing the Progressive
Party:
james A. Robesor,
Liberty, Mo.
A. ]. Jones,
Pleasant Hill, Mo.
For Judge Of Supreme Court division
No. One) representing the Progress
i've Party:
Tyrrell Williams,
! St. Louis, Mo, 8l38 Waterman Ave.
For Representative in Congress for
Fourteenth District representing the
Progressive Party:
William G. Brewer,
Charleston, Mo.
For Representative
For Presiding Judge of County Court
...-
Fer Judge OF County Court, Eastern
District
For Judge Of County Court, Western
District
For Judge Of the Probate Court
..--..,.-..
For Clerk Of the circnit Court
For Clerk of the County Court
For Recorder Of Desds-
t'''.'''''''' s''''' 's''..'.'', .''','I.'
For Prosecuting Attorney
,'.''',' 's'''.''..': ..t.' .t"t.....,
; For Collector Of the Revenue
.......'..''.... .'.'..... .,,... .
Fur Justice OF the Peace, OurrentRive
Township. 1.-Two to Nominated
,....... .t.......,.'. ,,,....
For Constable. cursa. River Township
: Fer Justice ol the Peace. Doaiphsl
Township. Tive % Nomanats.I
. ........,..,.,,.. ...s.. .....s (. -.
Per oanst.bl.. DonipAan Township.
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17

a
Constable. Jordan township,
Justice Of the Peace, Kelley township,
1.-TWO to Nominate.l
So
Constable, Kelley township,
Justice Of the Peace, Pine township,
1.-TWO TO Nominate)
.ss.............,........ .....,......
Constable, Pine township.
..................... ..............
Justice Of the Peace, Sherley township,
EWo to Nominate)
'''''''''''''''
Constable, Sherley township,
Justice OF the Peace, Thomas township,
(Two to Nominate.)
'.'........'...'.'...... ............
Constable, Thomas township,
...,.....,.,.,
Justice Of the Peace, Union township,
1.-TWO to Nominated
...''..''..".,...,,,
Constable, Union township,
Justice, Of the Peace, Warner township,
(Two to Nominate)
'''''''..,'.....,......'
.,,..,....,,.,...........
Constable, Warner township,
Justice of the Peace, Washington
township, Two to Nonlinate)
Constable, Washington township,
For Committeeman ,...............
township representing Republican
party:
!. .'s.,- ...s,a..... i.....,s .,..>,'.....
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17

Justice Of the Peace, ,Flatwoods Town
ship, (Two to Nominats,)
'.'.'.''''''t'.' .'.'.'..''''.''
....'...''.' .'....s..'' ''.'.....,..,.
Constable, FlatwOOds Township,
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Justice Of the Peace, Gatewood Town
ship, 1.-Two to Nominate)
..,...,
-.
Constable, Gatewood Township.
...'....',.!.'.'..'..... ......
Justice Of the Peace, Harris Township,
Two to Nominate.
,....
Constable, Harris Township.
Justice of the Peace, johnson Town
ship. Two to Nominate.
''.'''..''..'''...'..,..
Constable, JohnsonTownship.
'.'''' ''.''.'..'',..,
Justice Of the Peace, Jordan township.
Two to Nominate,
'.....'..'',.,.
.,.,..,
Constable, Jordan Township.
..,,........
Justice OF the Peace, Kelley township,
Two TO Nominate
'''''''''''''''''''''..
Constable, Kelley township,
Justice Of the Peace, Pine Township.
Two to Nominate.
Constable, Pine Township.
Justice Of the Peace, Shsrley township,
Two to Nominate
'.......,...,.,......
'...'.,,,.'.,......'.,.,
Constable, Seerley township,
Justice Of the Peace, Thomas Town
ship. Two TO Nominate.
Constp BILE, Thomas Township,
Justice OF the Peace, Union Township
Two to Nominate.
Constable, Union Township.
Justice Of the Peace, Warner township,
Two to Nominate
...,..'.''....,.,..'.''
Constable, Warner township,
.u.....,.,,......... -,
Justice OF the Peace, Washington
Township. Two to Nominate.
!.......,',t',
Observation-Disclosures. ..',...''.'.'''.'''''''''
Constable, Washington township,
For Committeeman. n......... go, -
township representing Progressive
party:
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17
Democratic Ticket.

For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Democratic Party;
William J. Stone,
Jefferson City, Mo.
William H. Wallace,
Kansas City, Mo.
John M. Dawson,
Kahoka, Mo.
For State Superintendent of Public
Schools representing the Democratic
Party:
Howard A. Gass,
Jefferson City, No.
For Judge of Supreme Court (Diyision
No. One) representing the Democratic
Party:
James T. Blair,
Maysville, Mo.
Perry S. RAIDER,
jefferson City. No.
Thomas ]. Delaney,
Springfield, Mo, 400 Summit Ave,
For Representative in Congress fol
Fourteenth District representing tht
Democratic Party;
r. l.. Ward,
Charlottesville, Mo.
Joseph J. Russell,
Charleston, Mo.
Alfred L. Harty,
Bloomfield, Mo.
C. P. Hawkins,
Kennett, Mo,
For representative
James F. Fulbright,
Doniphan, Mo.
For Presiding Judge Of County Court
Lafranier Harris,
Doniphan. Mo.
j. Frank Klenn,
DOniphan, Mo.
James X. Langford,
=. Poynor, Mo.
Lemuel P. Whitwell,
Bennett, Mo.
For Judge of County Court, Easter
District
Leander Harper,
Doniphan, Mo.
Robert o. Marlin,
Naylor. Mo.
Ennis Thompson,
Grandin, NO., Route /.
For Judge Of County Court, Wester
District
William ]. Dodd,
Bardley, Mo,
William L. Few,
Bennett, Mo,
N. Yeatman Gary,
Ponder, No.
James H. McManus,
Carrie, Mo.
Pleasant G. Miller,
Pratt, Mo.
Lewis B. Pulliam,
GatewOod. Mo.
For Judge Of the Probate Court
John ]. Bollenbacher,
noniphan, No.
David B. Young,
Doniphan, No.
Tor Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Charles o. Booker,
Dcniphan. Mo.
For Clerk Of the County Court
Henry E. Braschler,
Doniphal. No.
Ehomss 7. Price,
DoniPhan, Mo.
Thomas R. Robertson,
Poynor. Me.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17

township representing Democratic
party:
.,..'....,....,.., .,...,..,..'.. ......
Republican Ticket.
For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Republican Party:
Polite Elvins,
Elvins, No. (.
Thomas j. Atkins,
st. Louis, Mo-, 2427 McLaran Ave.
For State Superintendent OF Public
Schools representing the Republican
Party;
William p. Evans,
Jefferson City. Mo.
For Judge Of Supreme Court Division
No. One) representing the Republican
Farty:
r. s. Robertson, t
Sedalia, Mo.
For Representative in Congress for
Fourteenth District representing the
Republican Party:
Thomas ]. Brown,
Charleston, Mo.
For Representative
For Presiding Judge of County Court
For Judge Of County Court, Eastern
District
For Judge OF County Court, Western
District
For Judge of the Probate Court
For Clerk Of Ia Circuit Court
...,..... -. 80. ...'.''''''' '''''
For Clerk Of the County Court
.,.....'.''.''' $500 ''''''''''''' -
For Recorder of Deeds
For Prosecuting Attorney
...,.....,...,,.. -. ,','''''','' ''
For Collector OF the Revenue
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....''''''''''''
For Justice Of the Peace, CurrentRiver
Township, Two to Nominate
..,.....,.,....'.''. ''''''''
| ....'',.'. ,','.''t''''' 80 - go
| For Constable, Current River Township
For Justice Of the Peace, Dopiphan
Township, 1.-TWO to Nominated
......... .'..'','','
................s........ ..'.'''''''','',''
For Constable, poniphsn Township
.....,.....,,,..,........" ...,.,....,.,.".'''.
Justice of the Peace, Flatwoods Town
ship, 1.-TWO to Nominate.)
...,..u.....,,...,,...,.. 80
...........,,...,.,.... .,.'.'''s'''''''''''
Constable, Flatwoods Township.
..,,,,..,.,.....,........ ..'';'''''''''''
Justice OF the Peace, 0atewood Town
ship, CTwo to Nominated
William W. Rose,
GatewOOd, Mo.
Alonzo Smithson,
GatewoOd, Mo.
Constable, GateWood Township,
James B. Dodd,
Gatewood, Mo.
Justice Of the Peace, Harris township
GTvo to Nominated
.......,. ,..s.........-'' 't.':''.'
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Constable, Harris township,
..s..t.,..... ...s.ss.. ''ss..'. -
Justice Of the Peace, Johnson township
1.-Two to Neminate;l
...,.......,...... ....'....,,....r'.
......s.....s...., ..ss..ss.s ..'''
Constable, johnson township,
.sss...sss...s.+ssss s..ss..'s sss.''s.'
Justice Of the Peace, Jordan tosnshiI
Two 70 Nominate.l
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17

NhAPhNl ANNs
Abner H. Stigers,
Current View, Mo.
John U. Swain,
DoRiphan, Mo.
For Justice Of the Peace, Current River
Township, (Two to Nominate.) }
William M. Rice,
Pratt, Mo.
Benjamin F. Taylor,
Poynor, Mo.
For Constable, Current River Township,
J. Harvey Scott,
Poypor, Mo,
Marion l.. Winters,
Poynor, Mo.
For Justice of the Peace, Doniphan
Township, Crwo to Nominate.)
Michael E. Nichols,
Doniphan, Mo.
William A. Henderson,
Doniphan, Mo.
For Constable OF Doniphan Township.
j. w rren Brooks,
Doniphan, Mo.
Dewitt L, johnson,
Doniphan, Mo.
For Justice of the Peace, Flatwoods
Township, 1.-TWO to Nominate.l
For Constable, Flatyoods Township,
For Justice OF the Peace, Gatewood
Township, 1.-TWO TO Nominate.)
Robert Silkwood,
Gatewoo cd, Mo.
,,................. ,,,.,..,....., go.
For Constable, Gatewood Township.
...,....'.'. 49,. ........,.......
For Justice OF the Peace, Harris town
ship, 1.-Two to Nominated.
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''''''''' .''.... ''.,'..'...'s.,' .'''
For Constable Harris township:
For Justice Of the Peace, johnson town
ship, Two to Nominated
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'..'.....'' ,.s.s... .......' '.a'.s..,..
For Constable johnson township;
For Justice Of the Reace Jordan town
ship, 1.-Two to Nominate.
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For Constable Jordan township:
For Justice Of the Peace, Kelley town.
ship, 1.-TWO to Nominate.
| ..,....,,,., .,,.... .,..,,,,,..,,..'
| .s...,,'.,...'. .. ..s...........''s
For Constable Kelley township;
.,n5.. ..''''.f.....s -. .'.'....'',
For Justice Of the Peace, Pine Town
ship, (Tvo to Nominate,)
.,.......".".....s..... ....."""............
For Constable, Pine Township,
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For Justice OF the Peace, Sherley Town
ship, Two to Nominate,)
...............,s......s.. ..,..,....s.,,.....
For Constable. Sherley Township,
..-s'.."s,.'.....
For Justice OF the Peace, Thomas Town
ship, CTwo TO Nominate
..........s..-.s....... .''s.ss'"s.ss'..........'
.............,...,...,.. ........,.,..........
For Constable. Thomas Township.
] .......,
| For Justice Of the Peace, Union Town
ship. fTso 70 Nominaie.l
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17
Socialist Ticket.

For Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Socialist Party
Thomas E. Greene,
st. Louis, Mo-, 2O26 Allen Ave.
For State Superintendent Of Public
Schools representing the Socialist
Party:
William L. Carver,
Independence, Mo-
For Judge Of Supreme Court Division
No. One) representing the Socialist
Party:
Kenneth B. Martin,
Springfield, No., Route 9.
For Representative In Congress for
Fourteenth District representing the
Socialist Party:
Carl Knecht,
Poplar Rlutf, Mo.
For Representative
For Presiding Judge of County Court.
George W. Gossage,
OILY. Mo.
For Judge Of County Court. Eastern
District
John r, casteel,
OILY, NO.
For Judge oi County Court. Western
District
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For Judge Of the Probate Court
Far Clark Of the Circuit Court
Orlando L. Merriman.
Doyle. Mo.
For CLERK Of the County Court
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17

NUMBER 81.
For Recorder of Deeds
,..... ,.... .'........'..-. .......ts-
For Prosecuting Attorney
....'...'.,...... ......;,.. -.....,s.
For Collector Of the Revenue
For Justice OF the Peace, CurrentRiver
Township, 1.-Two to Nominate
| .''''.'.'''s.s'' s.'' ..-'..
For Constable, Current River Township.
.'''''.'' 80 ....'...''. ...'.....'.,
For Justice OF the Peace, Doniphan
Township, TRo.to Nominate.
- ''-. -..'.s'-''''''..... '..s.''t
''.'.. .''..',.... ..,..,..'..,. .....a,
For Constable, Doniphan Township,
'.-'' ''......''..''.... ...,..-...,-.'
Justice Of the Peace, Flatwoods Town.
ship, (Two to Nominate,)
''''..
..,,...
Constable, Flatwoods Township,
'''..'''.......''.''''.. ..'.'.....'.,.....v
Justice Of the Peace, Gatewood Town
ship, 1.-TWO to Nominate)
''''''''''''''
| Constable, Gatewood Township.
.,.,...................... ...........
Justice of the Peace, Harris Township,
Two to nominate.
'''''.''..''.
Constable, Harris Township.
.'...,'.,,',........,.....' ......."t
Justice OF the Peace, Johnson Town
ship. Two to Nominate.
''''',
Constable, johnson Township.
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Justice Of the Peace, Jordan Township.
Tive to Nominate.
'''''''','',''...
|
Constable, Jordan Township.
Justice OF the Peace, Kelley township.
Two to Nominate
,',..,.......,...,..
''''.'
Constable, Kelley township,
"'.'....,....,.....,...... ...,..,..,.....,...,...
Justice OF the Peace, Pine Township
Two to Nominate.
Constable, Pine Township,
...,.,-....,,..,.,,....
Justice Of the Peace, Sherley township,
Two to Nominate
..,,,,,..,.','.,.,..,. ........'...........'.,..,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ',t,,,..,,,...,.,.,,"s
Constable, Sherley township,
.....................,,.t
Justice OF the Peace, Thomas Town
ship. Two to Nominate.
..................-.......
Constable, Thomss Township.
Justice OF the Peace, Union Township.
Two to Nominate.
t''s'';'''''''''''''
Constable, Union Township.
Justice OF the Peace, Warner township,
Two 10 Nominate
.,t'.'.''....',.'.s'.''. '.''''..',.........,,.,.
.........'..''.'''.'...' .''.,,..............,.a,
Constable, Warner township,
'''.'''s'''''''s'''s's'
Justice OF the Peace, Washing ten
n Township. Two to Nominate.
Constable, Washington township,
e Fer Committeeman ..........
e township representing Socialist party,
".t '..,''.,'. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Prohibition Ticket.
Fer Senator in Congress for Missouri
representing the Prohibition Partyi
. For State Superintendent OF Public
" Schools representing the Prohibition
Party;
John W. Harris.
Neosho, Mo.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-07-17
For Recorder Of Deeds
James'E. Taylor,
OILY, Mo.

John W. Young,
poniphan. Mo.
For Prosecuting Attorney
Charles L, Ferguson,
DOniphan, Mo.
For Collector of the Revenue
]. Fred. Cope,
Fair Dealing, Mo.
Grover c. johnson,
Poynor, Mo.
Charles E. Lee,
Doniphan, Mo.
Morris D, Moore,
Bennett, No
Thomas L. Pulliam,
Doniphan, Mo,
Willis A. Randel.
Doniphan, Mo.
John H. Robinson,
Doniphan, Mo.
Abner H. Stigers,
Current View, Mo.
John U. Swain,
DoRiphan, Mo.
For Justice of the Peace, Current Rivel