Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-28

shall serve for a term not exceeding
six years.
For the amendment to Section s
Of Article 7 of the Constitution, pro-
viding for the appointment of a
state board Of education.
Against the amendment to Sec
tion 8 Of Article 7 Of the constitution.
providing for the appointment Of the
state board Of education.
Electors are shown for democrats,
republicans, socialists and commun-
lists on the ballot as follows:
Democratic-James Young, 0yeta
CUP, H. G. Brown, W. t. Norman.
Charles L. Brachfield. Fred 4. Hor-
ton, John W. Woods, j. FELTON, Lane.
Hayne Nelms, r. II. Ward, J. r.
Barnett, Mrs. j. M. Loving. Bart
Moore, p. X. Goree, w. NJ. Moore,
Marshall E~skridge, Caesar Kleberg,
Harry V. Fisher, II. b. Brelsford and
Lloyd Fletcher.
Republican-Mike II. Thomas. W.
p. II. McFaddin, Ed King, Oh. A. E.
Swaziland, b. j. Peasley, r. f. Han
ma, j. b Graham, Tyler Haswell, III.
c. Smith, Wallace Pratt, Charles @.
Smith, John r. Drake. Mrs. Mar
garet Conger, Joe kebelman. c. w.
Johnson, Jr., Bodo Holekamp, John
T. Lomax, Mitchell Waldrop, DR.. A..
Z. Brock and L. A. Kennedy.
Communist-W. d. Smith. ]. NJ.
Hart, George Koenig, Harry Law
renee, Harry Epstein, William Rog-
ers and s. +. Powell.
Socialist-Wade Lee, w. j. Starr,
Witt Roberts, b. B. Judge, Nj. II.
McCandless, George Alexander, j. T.
Bland. w. NJ. Kennedy, John W.
Gerald, A. B. Norton. Martin Koal,
ID. NJ. King, Gordon Lee, j. Broad
way, r. II. Dean, Pauline McNabb,
Don Campbell, r. +. Pockruss, A. ID.
Estes and J. McMullen.
Other names appearing on the bal
lot and the offices for which they
are candidates are as follows:
United States Senator-Tom Con-
publican; John Rust, communist,
and David C~urran, socialist.
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court-Thomas h. Greenwood, DEM
ocrat, and NJ. A. Smith,. socialist. the
other two parties not having nomi-
nees.
Governor-Dan Moody. democrat;
W. II. Holmes, republican; J. Sted-
man, communist. and l.. l.. Rhodes,
socialist.
Lieutenant Governor-Barry Mil
Ter. democrat; Mrs. Lena More, re-
publican; J.. l.. Swan, communist;
and A. r. Won Blon. socialist.
Attorney General-Claude Pol
lard. democrat; G. o. Harris, repub-
lican: and George Clifton EdN ards,
socialist.
Comptroller-S. II. Terrell. demo-
crat; John F.. Grant, republican, and
o. L. Pridmore, socialist.
State Treasurer - W. Gregory
Hatcher, democrat: c. p. Scales, re-
publican. and II. H. Rocker, social
ist.
State superintendent Of Public
Instructions. NJ. N. Mars, demo-
crat; Mrs. Verna B. Adams. repub-
lican, and NJ. l.. Byum, socialist.
Commissioner of Agriculture
George B.. Terrell. democrat; T. j..
Martin, republican, and W. B. Starr,
socialist.
Railroad Commissioner-Lou A.
Smith, democrat; Jeff N. Miller. re-
publican, and c. I. Renshaw, social
list.
Commissioner General Land Of
fice-J. L. Robson, democrat; Har-
vey W. Gilbert. republican, and
Judge, socialist.
Judge, Court Of Criminal Appeals
W. G. Morrow, democrat; y. n.
McBroom, republican, and J. X. Bar
rett, socialist.
District and County Offices
Except where indicated otherwise
all candidates are democrats:
For Associate Justice Court or
Civil Appeals, Fourth Supreme Ju-
dicial Distriet-Edward W. Smith.
Member United States Congress,
Fifteenth Congressional District
John n. Garner.
State Representative, S~evenSy-see-
ond District-Polk Hornaday.
District Attorney for the Counties
of Cameron, Kennedy, Kleberg, Nue.
ces and Willacy-George G. Wester-
welt.
Judge Of the County Court Of Cam
County at Law-John l. klei-
Der.
County Judge-Oscar c. Dancy.
County Clerk-H. d.. Seago.
Tax Collector-James j. Fox.
District Clerk-John p. Seaman.
Sheriff-W. Frank Brown
County Attorney-M. r. Hall.
County superintendent Of Public
lnstraction-Mrs. w. r. Jones.
Tax Assessor-G. A. Gowdsn.
County TreasGrer-Mrs. A. ".
Hide and Animal l~nSpector-J. d.
Scrivener.
Public Weigher-A. r.. Branch.