Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-04
CAMPAIGN NON
NEARING CLOSE.
END OF STRENUOUS CONTEST
FOR SUPPORT OF VOTERS u
is IN SIGHT.
ONLY ONE MORE DAY is
LEFT FOR CANDIDATES
interest in State Contest Has Over.
Swallowed Both National and County
Campaiens-Candidates Have Been
Active, However, and Big Vote Is
Expeeted-The Ballot.

But one more Gay is before candi-
| dates in which they may close a
strenuous campaign for the support OF
voters at Tuesdays election. While
candidates for county offices have been
very active, and big vote is expected
locally, the races FOR county offices, as
well as the national campaign, have
been overshadowcd largely by the keen
interest taken in state politics.
The publication OF the sample bal
lot in the T.-R. gives the voters d
more comprehensive idea of how 10
vote, and if there are those who are
uncertain as TO how to vote they had
better take time between now and
Tuesday and get Strengthened out on
any points that are in doubt.
Don't Forget Non-Partisan Judicial.
An easy thing TO forget in Tuesdays
voting VII! be the non partisan judi
Cial ticket, which appears in the up
per right hand Of the ballot. This is
important, and should be voted as
much as any other part OF the ticket.
Each voter is entitled 10 vote for two
candidates.
Vote For All Electors.
In voting for the electors on the ma
tional tickets voters should vote for all
OF the electors Of their party. A case
N point 81 illustrated where there is
division OF the vote IL the electoral
college because voters are careless and
perhaps vote only for electors-at-la large
or only q part of the district electors.
i "a -iy,c 1sr1
ing both the electors at-large and the
eleven district eIectors-wiu insure for
the repu o!ican party a s0lid vote of
the states strength in the electora!
college.
State Tickets Follow National.
Following the national tickets are
the state tickets. Then come the dis
trjct tickets. on which appear the can
diGaleS for c0ngTeS Smar. state senator
and epresentative-Jame ". Good, Of
Cedar Rapids, for congress; W. H. Ar
ney, for senator, and W. y. Gilbert for
representative. The county tickets
then follow, and beneath them are the
respective township tickets.
The County Tickets.
". E. McLeland, for auditor. heads
the republican county ticket, his
name appearing twice from the fact
that his candidacy is for the regular
term, beginning Jan. i, 1917, and 10 ill
vacancy. The other candidates on
the republican ticket. in the order in
which they appear, are S. NJ. Cause
for treasurer; G. W. Gilbert, for clerk
CT courts; ]. c. koOnlZ, for sheriff,
Nora E. Wilkey. for recorder: r. P.
Scott. for county attorney: a. r. Lynn,
for coroner; W. II. Jones, for super
visor for the term beginning Jan. l.
1917: and Henry &. Goeche for super
visor for the term beginning Jan. l,
1918.
The democratic ticket is the only
ether one in the county that is COM
piete. II. VI. Peet, Of Anamosa. is OPP
posing Congressman Good on the dis
tr-ict ticket; T. r. Bradford is candi-
date for senator, and George Herman
for representative. 4. T. Roberts is the
party's candidate for auditor, I. H
Bondage for treasurer, II. II. Craney
for clerk Of courts, j. G. Edgar for
sheriff. Kate Timmons for recorder,
Robert Z. johnson for county attorney
Grove W. Harris for coroner. George
and c, R. Lynch for supervisor OPP
posing Goecke.
The only other candidates on 0ls'
tr!cr tickets are L. VI. Osborne, of this
city. for congress on the progressive;
Mvron F. Wiitse. of this city, for con-
gress on the socialist: James w. Lee
of Cedar Rapids, for congress on the
prohibition, and F. VI. Wheeler candi-
date for representative on the pronioi'
ton.
The prohibitionists have partia
county ticket. There is no candidate
for auditor. but A. NJ. Hinshaw is or
the ticket for treasurer. Z. B. TrupI
for clerk OF courts, George Bull FOL
| sheriff, Aria Buck for recorder, Ha
Graham and D. L. Stanfieid for super
visors.