The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 27, 1904, Page 10

Democratic Ticket. p % For Presidential Electors. “\s ‘At Large-ROBERT H. KERN. ‘tra Dist JAMES L. MccUE. ‘th Dist—SAMUEL G. GILLAM. tth Dist.—KIT COLLYER. i th Dist—WM. H. ANTHONY. ith Dist—JOHN @ NEWBILL, { dth Dist—HOWARD ELLIS. ‘Tith Dist JEREMIAH FRUIN. THOMAS M. JENKINS. ith Di ith Dist JOSEPH TRAUNMILLER. lath Dist—MADISON R. SMITHD ist—CHARLES U. SHARP. 6th Dist—SHELDON A. WIGHT. —A. J. SUMMERS. é For Governor: JOSEPH W. FOLK. For Lieutenant-Governor. THOMAS L, RUBBY. ‘For Secretary of State: 2 5 4 i) a “| ‘or State Auditor: ALBERY 0. ALLEN. For State Treasurer: JAMES COWGILL, For Attorney-General: ELLIOTT W. MAJO! Vor Raiiroad and Warehouse Commis i. RUBE OGLESBY. For Judge of Supreme Court: ARCHEALUS M. WOODSON. For Judge Kansas Clty Court of Appeals: HENRY CARROLL “iMMONDS.* Pins, SQNANEEU TIONAL, poEEND| a IRE SONATE RO A fMRI: e of neta et ed as cen meee and children of such policemen)—! FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL ee aod Bag 'aren submitted to a vo FEtiBeation, and to define itiative petitions and the relat the Executive and General to car ‘approved ‘or euucied by” sles Fatification, to define ref and initiative Getivions and the ‘felations ot THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND. MENT (authorising levy of Bye, c wherewith to provide tree text-books public school children)—YES. THIRD SQuRIETUTIOMAL, AMEND- Meera grails merece erase Dublic “schoo! Shildren)—NO. FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- want <Reauining ig a { free transportation "to State 1 members of the General Assembly, FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MUENT—CRequiring, Faliroade” to | free. transportation to State embers of the General Assembly, ete. JAUEH CONSTITUTIONAL ND- WNT—(Authgrizing a levy of for five years for the purposes of creat tund for tion of fd forthe erection of & new capi ‘WPM CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- ENF aSthoniaing levy of four cents for five years for the pul fund for, she erection of & new For Representative in Congress—6th Distriot, DAVID A. DRARMOND. For Judge Cireult Court—20th District. WALLER W, GRAVES, For Representative, JAMES N. SHARP, Fer Judge County Court—North District. PLEASANT A. BRUCE. | Yor Jadge County Court—South Distriot. WILLIAM LANEY, For Prosecuting Attorney, ANDREW B. LUDWICK. For 8b MORRIS, MOSES | Yor Treasurer. WILLIAM R. BELL, a Fveyor. | BDWARD B. BORRON For Public Admixistrator AM T. BROADDUS. ~~ For Coroner. WILLIAM H, ALLEN. OFFICIAL BALLOT. Republican Ticket. For Presidential Electors. At Large+LAWRENCE M. JONES. At Large—DANIEL M. HOUSER. ist Dist WILLIAM H. YANCEY. ind Dist—ALBERT &. FISHER. $F Diet—JOHN E. FROST. 4th Dist RICHARD W. VAN TRUMP. bth Dis WALTER M. DAVIS. th Dist—ALFRED E. DICKEY. oth Dist CHARLES J. DAUDT. 10th Dist—JOHN A. GILLIAM. lith Dist--HENRY 8. PARKER. 2th Dist HENRY C. GRENNER 3th Dist—POLITTE ELVINS. ith Dist THOMAS J. BROWN. 16th Dist—JOHN J. DAVIS. 16th Dist FRANK C. WILSON. CYRUS P. For Lieutenant-Governor. JOHN C. McKINLEY. For Secretary of State: JOHN E. SWANGER. ‘or State Auditor: ‘WILLIAM W. WILDER. State Treasurer: sacop ¥ GsuLich. > For Attorney-General: HERBERT 8. HADLEY. FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Authorizing the General Assem- bly to provide by law for cities of "000 ‘or ‘more to create and maintain a ‘THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Authorizing a levy of five cents ‘wherewith to provide free text-books for iblic school children)—YES. z THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Autnorizing a levy of five cents ‘wherewith to provide free text-books for ‘school children)—NO- FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Requiring railroads to grant Eee transportation “to State office Mempers of the General Assembly, otc) - URTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Requiring railroads ‘to nt fee transportation to State — of members of the General Assembl 1» ete. FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- Wiiice secre for tes purpeess of cresting of crest Sind for ion es. ‘rection of = new capi Fr CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- . MENT—(Authorizing « levy of four cents for five ox for the purposes of creati @ fund for the erection of a new caj Fer Representative in Congress—6th District. J. FRED RHODES. For Judge Cireult Court—2th District. (CHARLES A. DENTON. ‘For Representative. GEORGE CHURCH. For Jadge County Court—North District. GEORGE F. RUBEL. For Judge County Court—South District. JOHN ARMSTRONG. For Prosecuting Attorney. GEORGE TEMPLETON. For Sherif CLYDE B, SPENCER. Yor Treasurer. JOHN H. DOUGLASS. For Surveyor. For Public Administrator. WILLIAM W. ROSS. ‘For Cerone JOHN R, COLSON. STATE OF MISSOURI, County of Bates. I, JNO. F. Herrett, Clerk of the County Court of said county, hereby certify the above and foregoing to be a true, complete and correct copy of, the Prohibition Ticket. (Nominated by Electors.) For Presidential Elec rs. f At Large-SAMUEL 8. ALLEN. 6th Dist—ASA H. CULVER. ith Dist EDGAR SCHWALD. &th Dist—JACOB R. HELFRICH. %h Dist—GEORGE W. HAMILTON. 10th Dis.—HENRY BULLARD. lith Dist—OMAR HARRIS. 1th Dis RANDOLPH R. VAUGHAN. ith Dist WILLIAM J. SMITH. ith Dist—T. BEN TURNBAUGH. 15th Dist—ALBERT C. WALTERS. ieth Dist -NERI L. ROSS. ‘For Governor: ORANGE J. HILL. For Lieutenant-Governor. ANDREW T. OSBRON. For Secretary of State: WILLIAM F. BRENNECKE. i ‘or State Auditor: GEORGE H. GIBSON. For State Treasurer: DANIEL L.” SIMs. For Attorney-General: AUSTIN F. BUTTS. For Railroad and Warehouse Commis-| ‘sioner: WILLIAM B. STEVENS. For Judge of Supreme Court: JULIUS C. HUGHES. For Judge Kansas City Court of Appeals: FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Authorizing the General Assem- Bly to provide by law for cities of 103,000 or more to create and maintain a pension fund for disabled or s Sted polieemen and for reliet of widows @nd Children of such policemen)—YES. FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT-(Authorizing the General, Asem: 10 provide by law for cities color more to create’ and maintains fund for disabled or ted polleemen and for rellet and childre such Submitted. tea ‘vot Fatification, and to define rete initiative petitions and. the relations | the Executive und General Assembly Measures approved or enacted by eleo-| tors)—YES. SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL Aj MENT—(Providing for the reservation tol the people of the right to propose meas-| res) for, enactment, | to, require enact ments of ‘the General Assembly Submitted to @ vote of the people” fo Fatification, and to define referendal an initiative petitions and the relations of the Executive and General Assembly to Measures approved or enacted by elec- “THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Authorizing a levy of five cents ‘herewith to provide free text-books foF Public school children)—YES. THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT—(Authorizing a levy of five cents wherewith to provide free text-books for public scbool Children)—NO. FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND. MENT—(Requiring railroads “to t free transportation | to. State members of the General Assembly, ete. FOURTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- to State rates iy. ter FIETH CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT- (Authorizing « levy of four cents Wve years for the purposes of eres i'tund forthe erection of = new capital Dullding) YES. NSTITUTIONAL AMEND- izing a levy of four cents the Purposes of creating tion Of @ new capi FIFTH CO: MENT—(Autl for five years @ fund for the ere building)—NO. Yor Kepresentative in Congress—cth Distrait. For Judge Cireult Court—20th Distriet. For Representative, RUFUS G. HARTWELL. ¥or Judge County Court—North District. SHELA A. O'NEAL. For Judge County Court—South District. CYRUS M THOMAS. For Prosecuting Attorney, Fer Sheri, LEWIS McELROY. ~~ For ‘Treasurer, JOHN I. BUBNHAM. GEORGE W. PARK. For Coroner. Socialist Ticket. (Nominated by Electors.) For Presidential Electors. At Large-FRANCIS D. ATKINS. 3rd Dist.—S. W. HOWARD. 4th Dist—DR. T. 8. IRISH. Sth Dist WILLIAM H. HERTEL. 9th Dist—E. K. HARRIS. 20th Dist. WILLIAM RUESCHE. ith Dist HENRY SCHWARZ. i lith Dist—OTTO PAULS. th ith Dist—J. O. STATON. For Governor: =. T. BEHRENS. For Ui e 7 W. L. GARVER, ane Governor, For Secreta yf State: CHARLES W. WILKERSON. For State Auditor: WILLIAM M. BRANDT. For State Treasurer: . A. RICHARDSON. For Judge Kansas City Court of Appeals: Uie Skeeuseey.” oo" ! 8 : Hi : i cry il att if i 28 i Fed f d THIRD CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND. herewith to provide tree test-bosks for Public school ehildren)—YES. og ERED, SQUEEEUTIONAS Auann. where 1h te ord tre Frog fext-books for CONSTITUTIONAL, Mw wthorising @ levy of four cents for five years for the, nce of creating For Representative in Congress—6th District. “For Jatige Circuit Court—2oth District. ‘For Representative. For Judge County Court—North District. ‘For Judge County Court—South District. ‘For Prosecuting Attorney. For Sherif, ‘For Treasurer. For Surveyor. ‘For Public Administrator. nomination to office as certified to me by Sam B. Cook, Secretary of State, and also the ones filed in my office as provided by law. In Testimony Wuerreor, I have hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of the County Court. Done at office in Butler, Missouri, this the 24th day of October, 1904. Socialist Labor Ticket. Peoples Party Ticket. (Nominated by Electors.) For Presidential Electors, = J For Presidential Electors, | At Large—J. F. GRABER. ‘At Large—CHARLES A. UNGER. ] Ast Dist.— 1st Dist—OSWALD HICKS. ind Dist— 2nd Dist WILLIAM H. JACKSON. dH TASRGOR. tra Dist.— 3rd Dist—JAMES W. KNAPP. 1 4th Dist.— 4th Dist.—JACOB W. COX. : ith Dist— sh Dist ARTHUR f. OGL oh Dist— ‘th Dist—RODERICK F. HARPER Th Dist— eRe eG Sh Dist — oo Det ORNS. WILKS oth Dist — om Dist—WILLIAM A DILLON. Bon — ——_ a = jo Dist—-WILLEAM I= LEONARD. a rar = Te 4 ith Dist—JOSEPH B. MOAKLY. im Dt ee - ie Decaosae BOR ' 34th Dist— | eh Dit WILLIAMS. oe ee soma SS 3 36th Dist— For Governor: 3. EDW. WHITE. wiiuam c* Sif DREDGE. ‘For Lieutenant-Governor. ‘THEO, KAUCHER. For State Auditor: JOSEPH W. MO! F poem os ‘For Representative in Congress—6th District ‘For Judge Cireult Court—amh Distriet. For Representative. For Judge County Court—Nerth Distriet. ‘For Judge County Court—South Distriet, Hi ‘Tor Prosecuting Attorney. ‘For Coroner. JNO. F. HERRELL, Clerk of Bates County Court. - al