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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1928. SAMPLE PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION BALLOT For the Republican Party for Lane Precinct Douglas County, Oregon At the Primary Nominating Election to be held on Friday the 18th Day of May, 1928. Mark a cross (X) between the number and the name of each Candidate voted for NATIONAL, STATE AND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF DELEGATE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. - FOR DELEGATES TO TUB REPUBLICAN NATIONAL " CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CAN 1)1 Z ' DATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT - ' . OP THE UNITED STATES STATE AT LARGE. Vote for Seven W .ii i i i " 27 W. L. Thompson of Multnomah County "Will Bupport ' Z ,-, - people's choice: favor lloovor for President, McNary for vice president." 12 Elisha A. Daker of Multnomah Count. "For lloovor " and law observance, and a sane enforcement of probt L ., hltlon," - . - ' ' ' 13 Lawrence N. Blowers of Lane County. "Enforce 10th ... amendment vigorously and Impartially; for Oregon's choice for president." "14 William A. Carter of Multnomah County. "For Herbert Hoovor to Bucceed President Coolldge, who declines to ' run." ' IB Floyd J. Cook of Jackson County. "Personally favor Herbert Hoover. Will support the people's choice." 16 Lane Ooodell of Multnomah County. "For Hoovor." 17 Russotl Hawkins of Multnomah County. "For voters' choice prefer Hoover president Charles L. McNary vice president." 18 19 E. V. Hoovor of Douglas County. Door E. Koasoy of Multnomah County. "If elected I will cast my vote for Lowden." 20 Fred E. Kiddle of Union County. "Hoovor'for president; McNary for vice president." '21 Snm A. Kor.or of Clatsop County. "Personally favor ; " Hoover; will support the people'B choice," '22 Levi T. Pennington of Yamhill County. "President of Pacific, Hoover'B old college; from Nowberg, Hoover's old home town." 23 S. D. Peterson of Umatilla County. "For Hoovor and common scnso government; Coolldge doWgnte at large 1824." t 24 L. B. Sandblast ot Multnomah County. "Favor govern ment control liquor traffic declaration by Republican party; no snloons." ; ; '25 A. W. Schnupp of Klamath County. "Horbort Hoover for presldont to lnsuro continued economy and business ' efficiency," 26 Robert N. Stnnflold of Multnomah County. "For Hoover; fedornt government should pay Western states for re- serving their forests." FOR DELEGATES TO , THE REPUBLICAN . NATIONAL . CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDI- . DATES FOR PRBSIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF " ' ' ; THE UNITED STATES FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Benton, Clackamas. Clntsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, JoBophlno, Lane, Lin 1 ' coin, Linn, Marlon, Polk, Tillamook, Washington and i Yamhill Counties. Voto for Two 28 Edgar J. Adams of Lane County. "Devoted to conatruc- tlvo public Borvlce In behalf ot Oregon and tho Nation." 29 Carl Blimp of Lnno County. "For pnrty presidential nominee; against nullification or ropoal of eighteenth t amendmoht." ' ' i 1 1 80 Hal D. Pntton of Marlon Counly. "Favor lloovor for presldont; will support votorB' choice," REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICES OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT 1 . OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, FOR REPRE-' ' SENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, AND FOR STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICES. FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE i OF PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. ' ' Voto for One 81 Herbert Hoovor of California. FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFIOK) OF VICE PRESIDENT OF TUB UNITED STATES. Vote for One 82 Hamilton Fish, Jr., ot Now York. 83 John II. Hall of Oregon. 84 Wm. Grant Webster of the District of Columbia. FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Vote for Five 35 Charles H. Carey of Multnomah County. "For Hoover and McNary." 30 John L. Day of Multnomah County. "For Hoover and McNary." ; , 37 Robert B. Kuvkendall of Klamath County. "For Hoover and McNary." 1 38 Mrs. Chas. E. Runyon ot Multnomah County. "For Hoover and McNary." 39 H. J. Warner of Umatilla County. "For Hoover and McNary." FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT. Denton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marlon, Polk, Tillamook, Washington and Yamhill Counties. Vote for One 41 40 James W. Mott of Clatsop County. "The election of James W. Mott means active representation in congress' W. C. Hawloy of Marlon County, serve but the public Interests." "No Interests to FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. Vote for One 42 H. H. Corey of Baker County. "For two years acting secretnry of Btate; efficiency endorsed by the press." 43 Tom B. Hnndley of Multnomah County. "Former cor poration commissioner; same economy, courtesy and efficiency as before." 44 Hal E. Hoss of Clackamas County. "Trained In bus!- noss and state administration; endorsed by 121 news- papers, efficient Bervlce." FOR STATE TREASURER. Vote for One 46 Thos. B. Kay of Marlon County.' platform." "My record is my FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT. Vote for Two 40 L. II. McMahan of Mnrlon County. 47 John L. Rand of Baker Counly. "Present chief justice; . will administer the law Impartially without regard to persons." 48 George Rossman of Multnomah County. "Present In , cumbent; eleven years' service as a fair, Just and Im- pnrllnl judge." FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Vote for Ono 49 I. H. Van Winkle of Marlon County. "My record as present attorney-general la my pledge for continued ef- flcloncy." FOR DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER. Vote for One 50 John D. Mlckle of Washington County. "Clean foods, safe milk, Oregon noted for high quality food products." FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Lane and Lincoln Counties. Vote for Three 51 James T. Brand of Coos County. "Present circuit judge; favor prompt administration, simplified procedure, lm partial justice." ' FOR SENATOR, County. FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Douglas Vote for One 62 B. L. Eddy of Douglas County, service." "No object but publio FOR REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DI8- TRICT. Douglas County. Vote for Two 53 Ohnrlcs A. Lockwood of Douglas County, hut the public's to servo." "No Intorost FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Douglas County. Vote for One 65 Guy Cordon of Douglas County. 64 Albert Abraham ot Douglas County. "The oath ot office Is my pledge." ' COUNTY FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Voto for Quo FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Vote for One 67 Geo. K. Qulno, Roseburg, Oregon. 05 Barton Ilelllwell, Yoncalla, Oregon. 68 R. A. Horcher, Dillnrd, Oregon. 04 F. L. Calkins, Roseburg, Oregon FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Vote for One FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Vote for One 07 James B. Sawyers. Roseburg, Oregon. ..... . ... . 68 Olivia Rlsloy Carnes, Roseburg, Oregon. 69 W. A. Lovolnoo, Reoilsport, Oregon. i : i: : 68 Royce A. Busenbark, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. Vote for One 09 O. C. Brown. Dlxonvlllo, Oregon. FOR SHERIFF, Vote for One 68 Edith S. Ackert. Roseburg, Oregon. 61 Percy A. Webb, Roseburg, Oregon. - 1 : 2 FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Vote tor one 60 E. E. Leas. Onklnnd, Oregon. ; -7 Hon B. Irving, Wilbur, Oregon. " 70 U. L. Eppsteln, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR COUNTY CLERK. Vote for One ' ' FOR COUNTY CORONER. Vote for Ono 68 Ira B. Riddle, Roseburg, Oregon. ' " g Stearns, Roseburg. Oregon 62 A. J. Oeddes, Roseburg, Oregon. 73 M. E. Rltter, Roseburg, Oregon. PRECINCTOR DISTRICT FOR CONSTABLE. Voto for One FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN Vote for One 75 Sourdough Jim Pay SAMPLE PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION BALLOT For the Democratic Party, for Lane Precinct : V Douglas County, Oregon At the Primary Nominating Election to be held on Friday, the 18th day of May, 1928. Mark a crow (X) between the number and the name of each ctindidate voted for I NATION Al !TATP ANn niSTRICT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF DELEGATE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND -rue nEUMDlTin UlTinNtL CONVENTION FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON VENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES STATE AT LARGE Vote for Four 12 George L. Curry of Linn County ."Give us another An drew Jackson or Woodrow Wilson back-boned democrat like Walsh." .; 13 W. A. Deliell of Marlon County. "Forty years loyal to party IdealB; I favor Walsh, tor president." 14 Ashby C. Dickson of Multnomah County. "Ideals and democracy of Woodrow Wilson in government; Alfred Smith for president" ' 15 Bert E. Haney of Multnomah County. "Favor nomlna tlon of Governor Smith; will vote for primary choice." 16 John Manning of Multnomah County. "Alfred E. Smith ' for' president" ' J7 Hugh McLaln of Coos sCounty. "I am tor Al Smith tor . president" - 18 Daniel W. Bheahan of Wallowa County. "Oregon dele gate to Baltimore convention, 1912, which nominated the Immortal Woodrow Wilson." 19 20 21 22 23 24 Harvey O. Starkweather of Clackamas County. "Win with Walsh, a Western man." Frank B. Tlchenor ot Multnomah County. Tammany." "Opposed ti R. R. Turner of Polk County. "As governor, Smith has proved honeBt, able, impartial, fearless; I'm tor him." Elton Wattkins ot Multnomah County. "Opposed to Tammany." - Louise Palmer Weber of Multnomah County. "Will carry out the wisheB of the Democratic party of Oregon." W. A. Wood of Columbia County, laws." 'Enforcement ot all FOR DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON VENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIS TRICT. Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marlon, Polk, Tillamook, Washington and Yamhill Counties. Vote for Two FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. Vote for Five 34 E. B. Brackney of Mujltnoman County. "Clean govern ment and preservation 'of our natural resources for the whole people." 35 Thomas' H. Comte of Multnomah County. "Alfred B. Smith for president" 36 Carl C. Donaugh of Multnomah County. "Restore Demo cratlc administration and insure honest progressive government." ' . 37 38 39 Walter B. Gleeson of Multnomah County. "Alfred E. Smith for president" ' Na'nny Wood Honeyman qf Multnomah County, Manche I. Langley of Washington County. 40 41 J. N. McFadden of Benton County. Robert A. Miller ot Multnomah County. "Will support the nominees of my party." . - FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. FIRST DISTRICT Benton, Clackamass, Clatsop, Columbia,' Coos, Curry.T Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, Tillamook, Washington and Yamhill Counties. Vote tor One 25 W. H. Canon of Jackson County. "Al Smith my choice for president." 26 Danl. J. Fry of Marlon County. "Alfred E. Smith for president." 27 R. A. Harris ot Marion County. "Walsh for president."' 28 ... O. Henry Oleen of Columbia, County. '.'We will win with Walsh, a WeBtorn man." . I ' DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICES OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED 8TATES, FOR ELECTOR8 OF PPRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT, FOR REPRE 8ENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, AND FOR STATE AND DISTRICT OFFICE8. - FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THEUNITED STATES. f Vote for One 29 30 James A. Reed of Missouri. Alfred E. Smith ot New York. 81 82 Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. Alonzo F. Workman of Missouri. FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. ' Vote for One 33 Milton A. Miller of Oregon. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One 42 Ed S. Piper of Multnomah County. "Let the people rule; lest we forget" ' FOR STATE TREASURER. Vote for One FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT. Vote for Two FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Vote for One 43 William S. Levens of Marlon County. "Qualified for the position; want the wages and will do the work." FOR DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER. Vote for One FOR JUDGE OF CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. Benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Lane and Lincoln Counties. Vote for Three 44 J. W. Hamilton of Douglas County. "Favor efficiency In the conrtB, and prompt administration." 45 G. F. Sklpworth of Lane County., FOR SENATOR, FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Douglas ; County. Vote for One FOR REPRESENTATIVE, FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DIS TRICT. Douglas County, Vote for Two 46 Walter S. Fisher of Douglas County. ."Will serve my constituents honoBtly and impartially." FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Douglas County. Vote tor Omfc. COUNTY Democratic Candidates for Nomination for County Office FOR COUNTY JUDGE Vote for One FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Vote tor Ono FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote for One FOR COUNTY TREASURER. . - Vote tor One FOR SHERIFF Vote for One , , T ' FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. Vote for One 47 V. T. Jackson, Roseburg, Oregon - i 1 FOR COUNTY CLERK. ; Vote for One FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Vote for One 481 Roy Agee. Wilbur, Oregon. 49 Sylvia J. Brown. Roseburg, Oregon. FOR COUNTY CORONER Vote for One PRECINCT OR DISTRICT FOR CONSTABLE Vote tor One FOR PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN Vote tor One 49 ' F. W. Dlllard . - TWO PORTLANDERS; PROMINENT, DEAD (AMoriated Vttm I.MedJ Wire) PORTLAND, May 14. Simon Hochflold, 74, retired merchant, fell to his death today from a sixth floor window at a hospital, where he was under treatment for asth ma. Death took another well known Portland business man, Fred V. Wanner, who died at a hospital following several months1- y in ess. Wagner, a tile contractor, was a prominent member of Portland lodge of the Elks. STATE PRESS COMMENT Garden seed at Wharton Bros. Good Health of Hickman Headlines Inform us that "the Fox wins point in last appeal." Have you forgotten the Identity ot this "Fox?" He Is called Hickman, and his crime was the most revolt ing murder ever known In America. His crime was committed months ago. He was captured soon after ward and, despite the law's pre liminary delays, was tried, con victed and sentenced to hang. The day set for his execution passed some time ago. It Is manifest that he lives, although his life Is for feit. We know little about these le gal quibbling and care less. They are lawyers who quibble, and they were lawyers who wrote most of the laws. Lawyers, too, sit upon the judicial benches. It some thing Is wrong with the law we av erage persons, who ask only that Justice be done, are to be for given for concluding that some thing Is amiss with lawyers. It Isn't an explanation that we want. We do not Insist upon a learned lecture that tells us why justice cannot be done. All that we ask for Is justice reasonably quick and not too lnfrequentaly certain. Is it too miirh fn noir nf law yers? Portland Oregonlan. HOOVER GOES FISHING W1LLIAMSPORT, Pa., May 14. Breaking away from politics and dismissing the cares ot his office for a few days, Secretary of Com merce Herbert Hoover today was trying to lure the wily trout from streams' In Lycoming countv. After remaining In this cliy over night, after a motor trip from Washington. Mr. Hoover left early for Ogonti lodge near Salladsbnrg, west ot the city, there to remati for a few days as the guest of Jay Cooke of Philadelphia.
