Take This to the Polls - Official Presidential Primary Election Ballot

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TAKE THIS TO THE POLLS OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION BALLOT REPUBLICAN PARTY To voté for person whose name appears on the ballot, stamp across (X) In the square at the RIGHT of the name of the person for whom you desire to vote; or if you wish to vote for all of a group of persons, stamp a cross-(X) in the square opposite such group, which cross shall be counted for each name of the group. To vote for a person whose name is not printed on the ballot, write his name in the blank space provided for that purpose; and it ls optiónal, but not necessary, to stamp a cross after, such name. A group consists of candidates for delegate nominated on the same nomination paper. For Deles atonal Convention, Vote 26, either as individuals or by group. But do not vote for more than 26 PREFERENÇE COLUN OBT N. BUTA ALDN ANL ER BLANK COLUMN HA RIFT are the arl Cinbromising PAUL McC R JOH A. RITTO THO JA IENNO GUY C ARL nst (26) GUNST TER OG BFN OIN G 2 V. MARGUE. T RA MON H CODY,U JAMI'S MA Fin ealled licket T CH ER FRANK ELLIS JAM E. PO AT J ATE FIALERTY MIGUE STUDLL T S. ONT PATRICK M.T NGA J. RUDOI PH TAUSSIG THOMS TUGHES NO BO UDE RAIL D. OLTIER WALTER BORDWELL MRS. OLIVE. C..COLE ftampx) after these 26 MRS. ABBIE E. KREBS J O. HAYES Soyal Republicgho Prom Bordwrll Tto arld Chapman X. AMIEL HOCHHEIMER PRESLEY I. LANCASTER X. LUKE MCDONALD CHARLES E. CLINCH EPHRAIM LIGHT RICHARD R. VEALE ALBERT E. CASTLE FRANCIS V. KEESLING J. C. BER ENDSEN ALEXANDER RUSSELL PETER J. CROSBY JOSEPH F. CARLSTON FRANK A, CRESSEY, JR. JOHN FR ANK GIBSON WILLIAM H. CROCKER WILLIS S. CLAYTON LEWIS L. LOSTUTTER WILLIAM C. MUSHET X. X. X. X. perpetuate the Popublican X: JOHN G. MOTT EUGENE W. BRITT JOHN S. AKERMAN Purty CHARLES C. CHAPMAN X.

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ELECT THE REGULAR REPUBLICANS BORDWELL TO CHAPMAN names For the success of the Republican Party in California, vote for the 26 candidates nomi- nated at the legally-called Regular Repub- lican Convention held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, March 4, 1916. This convention was attended by 500 in per- son and 300 by proxy, and was composed of the members of the State Central Committee and the various County Central Committees throughout the State, these being the legally- elected representatives of the party. This convention named 26 plain, ordinary, representative Republicans, not classified old- line Republicans, not classified administration Republicans, but Republicans whose guarantee that they can be relied upon to do their full duty toward all Republicans and insure harmony in the party and victory over Democratic watchful waiting and misrule. Opposed to the Regular Republican ticket is the Earl “Hydro-electric” hand-picked clique selected at the St. Francis Hotel, February 26th, by some fifty "invited” guests of Earl, representing only the Earl interests, but now masquerading as “United” Republicans whose admitted purpose is for disharmony. A11 good citizens should register their pro- test against the present iniquitous primary law permitting the evils of colonization and elimi- nation of parties. The Regular Republicans stand for an honest primary law and for the preservation of the parties against all those who would now seek to destroy them. of the 26 forward-looking Republicans as indicated on the other side of this card. PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY, TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1916. Regular Republican Presidential Campaign Committee, 742 Market Street, San Francisco, California. (Over) GTAT como INTERNATIONAL 330 JACKSON