Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-22

candidate which he may wish to NOM
ipate.
There will also be blank ballots
available which may be procured by
voters who may wish to nominate a
candidate on some other ticket than
the two mentioned and who may do
so by writing in the candidates name
on the blank ballot and designating
the party ticket on which the candi-
date is being nominated All .candi-
dates now in the field who have their
names on the primary ballot have
filed petitions with the city clerk
emitting them to a place on the bal
lots but any other candidate may be
nominated at the primary election if
his supporters wish to write his
name on a ballot and, of course, pro-
viding that he is not beaten by some
other nominee who might tbe running
under the same party label Thus,
if only democratic candidate is
running in certain ward, the sup
porters of some other candidate may
place him in nomination by writing
his name on the non-partisan ballots
or by writing it on a blank ballot
and designating whether he is to run
in the general election the repub-
lican or Independent ticket. But if
they write his name in on the demo-
cratic ballot and the other nominee
whose name already appears on that
ballot receives the highest number of
votes. of course the person whose
name is written in, fails to obtain
nomination on that ticket.
candidates for 1naUOr Of DOno-
las whose names will appear on the
ballots in the primary Saturday are
present Mayor A. e. Hinton and C. b.
Fleming. Hinton is running on the
democratic ticket for nomination and
has no opposition on that ticket,
while Fleming is running for the
nomination on the non-patrisan ticket
and has no primary opposition. The
names of these two candidates will
appear on ballots in each ward, un-
less a voter cares to ask for a blank
ballot and to write in another choice.
In ward 1, L. L. Speer present coun-
Gilman, is seeking nomination on the
democratic ticket and is without op-
position to date either on that ticket
or on any other.
In ward 2, William Eichbaum, pres
ent councilman from that ward, is
seeking nomination on the non-par-
tisan ticket, and Roy Hiatt is seeking
nomination on the democratic ticket.
In ward 8, w. C. Franklin, present
councilman, is running for nomina-
tion on the democratic ticket and is
without opposition of any kind at
present.
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cumbent from that ward, and Fred
Lindner, are both asking for the
nomination on the democratic ticket
and one of them will be eliminated
at the primary.
In ward S, Henry Elvey, present
councilman, is asking the voters to
nominate him on the non-partisan
ticket and at present is without op-
position on any ticket.
In ward 6, James Barrett, present
councilman, is seeking nomination on
the non partisan ticket and is with
out any opposition to date.
The polling places for the election
Saturday are as follows:
FIRST, WARD-CITY HALL.
SECOND WARD 661 THIRD
STREET.
THIRD WARD--SPARK,S CARPI1N- |
TER SHOP, 547 EIGHTH STREET.
FOURTH WARD-Y. w. G. A.
BUILDING AT 1913 r AVENUE.
FIFTH WARD-MOTOR TRANSIT
COMPANY, 1901 G AVENUE.
SIXTH WARD --SO1 FIFTEENTH
STREET.
POLLS OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TO
p. MI.
BE SURE WHICH WARD YOU |
ARE TO VOTE I'm. KNOW WHICH
BALLOT YOU ARE GOING TO ASK
FOR WHEN YOU APPEAR TO VOTE.
VOTE EARLY!