The Bozeman courier., 1924-05-21
listing political trickery.
Election Supplies Mailed


party tickets, republican, democratic,
socialist and farmer-labOr, all stapled
securely together, have been printed
at the printery of the Republican
Courier company in rotational groups
Of % each, according to the recent
state law, and are now being officially
rubber-stamped, and assembled, and
will be sent out by the end of this
week by County Clerk and Recorder
j. H. Harris, and his staff of deputies,
composed Of James L. Taber, Earl
| Walton and Miss Bessie Fowler. The
| ballot boxes being sent to all the 30
precincts in Gallatin county this week,
contain, besides the official ballots,
other election supplies. such as tally
/ books, tally abstract ballots, election
envelopes, pencils and other voting
| paraphernalia. 1t is expected that
fully twO-thirds of the total of nearly
$500 registered voters will cast their
ballots next Tuesday, and if so it is
thought that while the voting in the
county seat and other county towns
will be heaviest in the afternoon, as
is usually the case, the casting OF bal
lots in the rural precincts will be done
early in the morning so that farmers
and livestock growers will be able tC
return in good season to their farm
work.
The Fight for Delegates
A rather stiff fight has developed
. in the Montana republican contest fol-
delegates at large to the Republican
National convention, which will bt
held this year early in June in Cleve
T land, OhiQ, and in which it is conf
) IDENTIFY expected President Calvin Coo
lidge will receive the unanimous nom
nation b. the convention.
a 1t has developed that a certain
number of real republicans, of strons
party feeling and true Americanism
I believing ia the sterling qualities o.
. our president and confident that he i
a the only real American in high public
office at this time with both the back
Z bone and the plain common sense t,
: bring this country out of the "slougl
n of despond" into which the aftermath
: of the WcTld war; wishbone policie
; of the Wilson administration; unsav
: ory agricultural and livestock marke
: tactics and other dissention-promot
ing agencies have thrown it, and VIII
have accordingly, pledged their un
Z qualified support to President COolldg
: in the national convention.
Clip Out These Names
!" R. E. Brown, of this city, who re
e Gently returned from a visit wit
Y President Coolidge, and other pei
/ sons high in the administrative
,, branches of the government in Wash
.e ington, D. c., and who was appOinte
Is as the presidents campaign manage
rrfTr
A Courier the correct and attested lis
of those republican candidates VII
- are pledged to support President Coo
lidge in the convention. In orde
4 that those voters, friendly TO tn
II president, may avoid a possible mis-
II take In casting their ballots IN ne,
III Tuesdays election, -ir. Brown sus
! gests that readers Of The Courier eli
II out the following list and be sure
! take il with them to the polls, so Z
to avoid the probabili+- Of their vo
; inc Inadvertently for the wrong del
gates, which anyone. not being pc
IS sonally acquainted with the varlo'
ed candidates and what they stand 10
" might very easily do.
n All four of the candidates for pres
dential electors are pledged to Pres
~ dent Coolidge, and all four should
voted for. They are, May c. Barto
he DR.. James II. Irwin, W. d. Kyle, al
nv George F.. Smell.
= For delegates from the First Co
= gressional district. in which distrl
NJ Bozeman and Gallatin county is
~, Gated, only three are pledged for {
ne president, and either two of the
ov three should be given the vote OF
= true republicans who desire to s
President Coolidge succeed himse
ny They are Grace Catlin, Vora Blan
nd De Lano and J. A. P0ore.
d Of the entire list of 26 candidat
IA for delegate-at-large, only i! are
" fcially pledged TO support the pre-
SO. dent. and this is the list that 1t
ars more important to clip out for reI'
vn ence in the polls:
81 They are. w r. Allen, Mrs. Geor
-" II. Berry, Carl L. Brattin, w. }. Br..
ere ne,l. Harry T Brooks. Z. F. Burmei
of er. Thomas D. Campbell, A. B. Co
Of l. d. Glenn. w. H. Hoover, Mary
Jones, Charles =. Juttnar. Jonn III
ouist. Robert Orr Mcmillan, +.
m McWilliams, Dir. w. B. Rogers,
". A. Sclvidge.