Evening times-Republican., 1920-10-30
FINAL EFFORTS MADE FOR
CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED
FOR TUESDAY.
COUNTY TICKET CREATES
ONLY SECONDARY INTEREST
Efforts Of Both County Organizations
Being csntsred on National and
State Tiekets-Polls Open in City
From to z; in County From 8 to
To-day 10 Last Day to Register.

country towns tonight and Monday.
and eleventh hour efforts OF candi-
dates. the campaign in the county
was being brought to q close today.
With only one week day remaining
before election the time Is too short
to do other than wind UP the actiyi-
ties of the campaign and get ready
for the balloting.
Insofar as the county ticket Is con-
cerned the campaign has been quiet.
Much OF the effort made By the
county, organizations has been cen-
tered on the national ticket and for
district officers, 1t seemingly being q
foregone conclusion that the repub-
lican county ticket would be elected
In full or nearly so.
Contests Have Been Quiet.
The campaigns that have been
made for tho national ticket and for
state officers have SO overshadowed
the district and county tickets, that
| comparatively little has been heard
Of conests, especially for county Of
fees. -
| The democrats did not nominate q
candidate to oppose Congressman
James w. Good, republican, doubtless
for the reason that Congressman
Goods position In the district is SO
secure 1t was not deemed worth the
effort to attempt to defeat him.
Altho Robert e. Johnson is can.
didate for state senator against Ray
p. Scott. republican, and w. G. Nc
Carten was nominated representative
to oppose r. B. Gilbert, the republican
candidate. neither johnson nor Mc>
Carten have made I'm active cam.
paign.
Tho County Ticket.
A general campaign In quiet way
| has been made by candidates on the
republican ticket but only some Yof
| the democratic candidates have been
at work. The most probable contest
| Will develop presumably in the race
Tor sheriff.
David P. Young, democratic can
didate for treasurer, has been doing
some work. William Bryan Everist.
democratic candidate for clerk Of the
district court, has been seeing voters
as has also n. n. Craney. candidate
for county attorney on the demo-
cratic ticket. The county democratic
committee has been exerting effort
for the entire tiket
The candidates in the order Of their
appearance on the tickets are:
Republican-Georg Enderly. coun-
ty auditor; s., NJ. Cause, treasurer;
Lewis D. Vitek, clerk Of courts; J. r.
Meekins, sheriff; Miss Fanny N. vos-
burg, recorder: A. B. Hoover, county
attorney; DR.. F. H. Boucher. coroner;
Robert e. Boswell. supervisor. term
OF 1921; J. L. Wylie, supervisor, term
lof 1922.
Democrat James s. Swingley,
AUDITOR David p. Young. treasurer:
William Bryan Everist, clerk Of
courts; Charles Henry. Sheriff: Mrs.
| Frona Scott, recorder; III. II. Craney
county attorney: DR.. A. d. Woods,
coroner; J. G. Edgar, supervisor, term
of 1921: X. L. Hacobson, supervisor,
term of 1929.
Ballot Really Simple.
The ballot is really quite simple,
and there are only two tickets on 1t
that locally will interest any but a
very small minority Of the voters.
uc law tudI IcII1OVCu IIl0 IdIu0S Ol
presidential electors from the ball
lot and provided for direct vote for
presidential candidates made more
simple the ticket.
The conventional proposal for the
constitutional amendment will be
found on a separate ballot.
The polling places In the city will
be open from to and the country
outside the city from 8 to T.,
In the larger wards Of the city
some concern has been expressed
lest the entire vote would not be
cast because Of the very large in
crease in the number Of voters. The
warming is given that voters must
vote early and all day In these large
precincts If the entire vote Is to be
cast in the city.
The voting places IN the city are
the some as the places sof registra-
ton, and registration closes tonight.