Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 68, 29 January 1914 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1914

QUALIFICATION

RULES

GIVEN MODIFICATION Progressives Believe Voters At Primary Will Vote Ticket.

Practically all bars for qualifications to participate in the Progressiva primary election, February 9, were let down by the Progressive county central committee at a meeting held today. Under the qualffloatisn rule adopted it is put squarely up to each voter as to whether he desires to cast a ballot at the primary election. No questions will be asked any voter, for the action of a voter in participating in the primary will be taken as prima facie evidence that he is a member of the Progressive party and is pledged to suport the candidates on the Progressive ticket at the November election. This action was taken at the meeting of the county central committee at which almost all the sixty-four members attended. The meeting was harmonious throughout, and almost all present were of the opinion that the qualification rule of the Progressive primary election should be as liberal as possible. Original Rule. The original rule on "qualiications of voters" provided that election officials were to require an affidavit from any "doubtful" voter that he would support the Progressive ticket. "Don't you think that is closing things up too tight?" one delegate from Greene township asked County Chairman Clifford Price. "We ought not to make the rule on qualifications too stringent. There are six standpatters and one Democrat in my township who will vote for Progressive candidates if you don't close things up too tight. We should do away with the 'signing-up' proposition." Will Bond, who is a candidate for circuit judge, presented an amendment striking out the clause providing for affidavits of "doubtful" voters and practically removing all restrictions. After discussion this was adopted. Only a few voters who have not

been affiliated with the party or who do not intend to take such action are expected to participate in the primary election. Canvass Board. It was decided that instead, of having the canvassing board serve election night the inspectors from all precincts should constitute a canvassing board to meet at the court house at 10 o'clock the morning after election and return the official vote. While the party leaders had not intended having sheriffs at the polls, there was a demand for such action, and a sheriff will be stationed at each voting place and will receive two days' pay for his services. Economy was suggested and a maximum of fifty cents for meals, was fixed. Clerks, judges and inspectors will receive $2 a day. Center township may be made into one precinct instead of two as formerly. At other elections, there have been two voting places in Centerville, and as they had been located only a few feet apart. The rules were adopted first by section and then as a whole. Secretary Fry will have them printed at once.

BENNETTS WRITING PUZZLES DEPUTIES

Recovered iron InCammntory Rheumatism. Mrs. Stanley Duffy's Son. of Mount Vernon, Ind., writes "My mother was a great mfferer with inflammatory rheumatism. Her ankles and feet were swollen out of shape. She -onld not put on her shoes or walk a step in three months. We tried Dr. Jones' Liniment and the first bottle gave her relief. After using two bottles she could walk as well as ever. Our neighbors snd friends congratulated mother on her wonderful recovery." Dr. Jones' liniment has been in use for Ibe past 44 yeinrs-for rheumatism, backache, headache, bruisns, and '.l pains, and has performed many cures. A. G. Luken & Co., Fosler Drug Co., Conkey Drug Co., Thistlethwaite's.

Ben Bennett, a farmer living on the Fouts road, puzzled the deputies in the recorder's office today when he presented an instrument with his name signed in such a manner as to necessitate the use of a glass in reading It. In order to record the instrument, a piece of carbon paper will be used to insert the signature in the manner in which it was placed on the paper. There was some question as to its

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sponsibility of identifying it afterwards, should there be any dispute on the instrument.

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