Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-30
CAMPAIGN ENDED,
ELECTION monday
ELECTION PROMISES TO BE AS
QUIET AS WAS THE
CAMPAIGN.
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN;
VOTE WILL BE LIGHT
Only Two Parties, the republican ana
Democratic, Have Complete County
r;eL.+s-sociatists Have Incomplete
County Tickst-ProsressiVes and
Prohihitionists Have None.

The campaign Of aspirants for no!ni-
nation at the party primary closed to-
5ay, and if the election is as quiet .
the campaign has hecr It viii ne quiet
indeed. The lack Of interest indicated
that the vote Will be light.
In this city. and others Were regis
,ration is required Tor other elections
the polls Will be open from : in the
morning until 5 al night. In the coun-
try the polls will open At and close
a. at night. The polling places IN
the city are:
First ga-d-Sroutfer Bros feed barn
East State street.
Second war.-Ce1tral fire station
Third ward-13+ West Main street.
Fourth ward-South Third avenue
police station.
Fifth ward-Fire station No. :.
Two Complete Tickets.
o. the four parties only Two. the re-
puhljcan and democratic. have COM
piete county tickets The SOCIALISTS
have an incomplete ticket, but neither
the progressive nor prohloitlonIS's
placed any county ticket in nomination.
The prosressives did no; nominate
county tickle. because they had no wish
TO interfere with the regular republican
candidates The prohihitionists lacked
the necessary vote at the last election
10 alloy them to have a separate party
ballot.
List Of cand dates.
The following are the party congress
sional and county tickets. in the order
in which the candidates appear on the
ballots:
Observation-Disclosures in con-
sress. James ". Good, Linn county;
state representative. Elias BuegAly,
Liscorb: W y. Gilbert. State Center:
C =. Stansbe-ry. Gilman: county audi
TOR. A. W. Dohson; treasurer, 5. ".
Cause: clerk Of the district court :.
n. Reilly; sheriff. c. r. Gaunt: county
recorder. Miss Nora 2. Wilkey; county
attorney. Fay P. Scott: J. J. Wilson:
coroner, DR.. A. P. Lynn: supervisor. 10
fill vacancy. E. 4. Hi,l. ". H. Jones.
supervisor term beginning Jan. ,, 1919.
D C. Maytag, Laures: supervisor. term
beginning Jan. 3. 1915. W. A Nicholas,
State Center; justice OF the peace. B. L.
Burrit-. NJ VI O'Bryon. s. E. Peek:
constable Maurice J. Cummings.
Democratic-Repre in con-
greSS, Joseph AekOla. ttddF fsdpIHs'
state representa- tive William Shipton.
Green Mountain county auditor, Sher-
man T. Brown, Liberty: treasurer. g.
F. Pollle. Gilman: clerk OF the district
court Charles Blink Jr. sheriff, JOS
epi1 G. Edgar: county recorder. Miss
Mayne E Ward; county attorney,
Robert E. Johnson: coroner. DR.. N. [.
Chesire: supervisor, 70 fl vacancy,
George H. Shelter: supervisor. term
commencing Jan. ,, 1915: G. r. Lynch.
Green Mountain: supervisor, term
commencing Jan. 3. 1915. George Put
nam: Justice IF the peace, E. I. Jones;
constable. J. P. Glen.
Progressive-Repre NATIVE in con-
eress. L:ndlev ". Osborne. city.
Socialist-Countv auditor. :. J. Tin
ker: sheriff. Ernest Wise; treasurer,
George Rosens-en; coroner. Earl e.
Agncr: supervisors Charles VI. Lam
don. TanoiIe: P. T. Wandberg. city.
Non-Partsan judiciary.
On the non-7artisan Judiciary ticket
for the Seventeenth judicial district
there are but Two candidates. Judge +.
r. Cummings. of this city and judge
James w. Willett. % Tana. Judge
Cummings IS a candidate for The ro-u-
ar nomination and also the nomination
~ All vacancy