Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

| nsumes of two, Bep J. Gibson and
Herbert e. Hadley appear in the top
ltle. and the third, w. T. Evans, in
the second line. DR.. Thomas S.
Naud and Fred p. Woodruff are the
candidates whose names appear on
tile top line for railroad commits
s! oner. and Edmund j. Bradley anu
c. z. Doak are listed on the second
line.
There is but one candidate for dis
trict presidential elector and but one
for representative In congress on the
district ticket and both appear on
the top line. F. L. Anderson is the
candidate for the elector. and James
w. Good for representative.
The sample ballot is for the Second
ward and the arrangement will not
he the same In all precincts, the
candidates being given the preferred
positions in an equal number OF
',oting precincts.
County Ticket.
III. c. Lounsberry and Ray P.
Scott draw the top line on the
county ticket for state senator, with
9. F. Stansberry and D. M. Fer
guson on the second line, on the
Second ward ballot. T. P. Low has
the top line and q. B. Gilbert the
second line on the same ballot for
state representative.
George Enderly, for auditor; Lewis
D. Vitek. for clerk; j. r. Meekins,
for sheriff; Fanny M. Vosburg, for
recorder; A. B. Hoover, for county
attorney: DR.. r. H. Boucher, for
coroner. and j. L. Wylie, for the
1922 term for county supervisor,
having no opposition are all on the
top line.
Clarence e. Tenny and s. M.
Cause are on the top line, and r. II.
Har, on the second line, all seeking
the office Of treasurer. H. c.
Goecke. candidate for supervisor,
1921 term, has drawn the top line.
and his opponent, Robert E. Boswell,
the second line. DR.. w. S. Devine,
unopposed, is in the last column of
the ballot, as q candidate for ward
committeeman. The names of the re-
publican candidates in other wards
will appear in the same position.
Other Tickets.
Because there are fewer candidates
but one line Of names is necessary
on either the democrat or socialist
ticket. On the democratic ticket APP
pear the names of Anna b. I.auther
and J. F. Dalton, ST., for presidential
electors; Claude r. Porter, for Uni
ted States senator: Clyde l.. Herring,
for governor; Charles p. Cameron,
for lieutenant governor; Ruth V.
Sumner, for secretary of state: John
r. Rude, for auditor Of state; ]. E.
Craven, for auditor of state: ]. R.
Files. for attorney general; John O.
Boyd, for railroad commissioner, and
John r. Redmond, for district pres
idential elector.
On the county ticket appear the
names Of Robert e. Johnson, for
senator; w. c. McCarten, for repre-
sentative; James S. Swingley, for
treasurer: Charles Henry, for sher-
If; H. H. Craney, for county attor-
ney: DIR. A. D. Woods. for coroner;
J. g. Edgar, for supervisor, 1921
term, and ]. c. Crellin for commit
teeman, on the Second ward ballot
No Socialist County Ticket.
The socialists have no county
ticket and not all of the state ticket
has been filled. The following names
appear on the ballot:
For presidential electors at large, J.
W. Walkup and G. H. Claussen: for
governor, George J. Peck; for lieu
tenant governor, G. F. Schuetz; for
state treasurer, Gustav Magnus: for
attorney general. Harold Metcalf;
for railroad commissioner, c. A. Nor
row.
Don't Miss Special Ballot.
At the top Of the voting machine,
Just above the primary ticket and to
the left, will appear a special ballot
which many voters may overlook I'M
less advised that it is there. When
voting be sure to look for this bal
lot. Two levers appear to the left
] of the ballot. marked "Yes" and NO.