The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-07-31
TWO DAYS LEFT In
WHICH TO REGISTER
FOR TUESDAY VOTE
Chief Interest Develops In kepub-
lican Ranks Where Contests
Are Many

With the primary election but
IL DAYS off. a little interest is beg
inning to be displayed in the results
and Filler has been the scene OF not
little campaigning during the past
week
AS there is but one contest in
the Democratic and Progressive par
ties, interest centers chiefly In the
Republican primary, for on that
ticket there is a contest for eight OF
the twelve offices.
The primary election Will take
place Tuesday OF next week, August
s, and registering o. voters for this
event closes Saturday night, August
2, but two days away. All eligible
voters are being urged TO register ana
vote in the primaries. but il is point
ed out that the registration books
will be open following the primaries
for the registration OF those who did
not vote in the primaries at that time
but who wish 10 vote at the general
election, November 4. One registra-
ton answers for both elections.
Each party, Republican, Democ-
ratio and Progressive. will conduct
its own election. Notices already
posted state that the Democrats in
this precinct will conduct their cleo
ton I'm the Munyon office adJoining
the Record office on the West; the
Republicans will hold theirs in the
Village office and the Progressive
will vote at the Central School.
The hours, in all instances. are
from / to o'clock p m, and the
judges and clerks ~ each board are
appointed by the chairman OF each
party in the precinct, serving without
compensation from the county or
state.
w. p. Shinn is the local registrar
with headquarters at The REGARD Of
flee where registrations may be
made at any time during the day and
on Saturday evening. Up until last
night but 236 voters had registered
in this precinct
Voters Must write In
To fill out their ticket. the Demo
cratic party has endorsed the follow
Ing persons as candidates in the pri-
maries for offices for which there are
no regular filings:
C. II. Taylor. Bull, II. A. Crook
ham, Berger. and Frank L. Bowers
of the east end OF the county, all Tor
representatives in the state legisla-
ture; r. A. Reynolds, Twin Falls. for
assessor: A. w. Ostrom, Bull, for
prosecuting attorney; Mrs. J. NJ.
Pierce. Berger, for county superin-
tendent of public instruction.; and
DR.. F. A. Dwight. Filler for coroner.
To be nominated the names OF these
persons will have ID be written in
on the ballot.
The Progressive party has filled
out its ticket. by recommending the
writing in OF the following; Sen
ator, George Ackley. Twin Falls I:
assessor. T. ]. Douglas. Twin Falls;
probate Judge. Mrs. L. r. McCauley.
Bull: county superintendent OF
schools. Mrs. j. NJ. Pierce. Berger;
surveyor, ]. f. Pohlman. Amsterdam
Absent Voters
Anyone who expects TO be absent
from his precinct on the day OF the
primary election. August 8. may
make application to c. c. Siggins
county clerk. for a ballot. which will
be issued. together with an electors
oath. In the application the voter
should state his party affiliations. 50
the proper ballot VIII be sent him
These ballots are returned 10 the
clerk In scaled envelope. which ths
clerk delivers unopened - the cleo
ton board Of the voters home pre-