The Seattle Republican., 1902-10-31

puDl1caClOn OF the regular RepuOllcal
ticket in it's columns the chairman O
the Republican county central commit
tee has authorized the same. The vot
ers are earnestly solicited to not leav,
stone unturned to strengthen tn,
legislative ticket at every point, as tn,
election of the legislative candidate,
will go long ways toward gettint
Walla Walla a United States senator
The whole ticket is highly commend
able for your suffrage, and it is hoped
it will get your votes.
For U. S. Senator, Hon. Levi Ankeny
Legislative Ticket.
Twelfth district, John B. Wilson.
Thirteenth district, A. F. KEGS.
Thirteenth district, E. NJ Denton.
County Ticket.
Auditor, J. z. Smith.
Sheriff, Charles S. Painter.
Clerk, o. 0. Breese.
Attorney, Lester S. Wilson.
Surveyor, Lew Loehr
Assessor, R. ]. Bergman.
Supt. Schools, j. Elmer Myers.
Treasurer, w. B. Hawley.
Coroner, w D. Smith
Justice of the Peace, ]. J. Huffman.
Constable, Levi Malone.
Commissioner, 1st district, Frank E.
Smith.
Commissioner, 3rd district, John N.
McCaw.
THE COUNTY TICKET.
The Republican has a word or two
to say for the Republican county tick
ct. 1t urges the voters of Walla Walla
county to support these men, not alone
because they are Republicans, but be-
cause they are good men and will
make good public servants.
First on the list comes the name of
j. z. Smith AS a buyer of grain Mr..
Smith has the highest recommends
tions from his employers. He has a
good, clean record. AS a public off
Ger Mr.. Smith has shown his ability
in the city council. He is not afraid
of his record, and he always has been
a hard party worker.
Charles S. Painter is the candidate
for sheriff. He has been Sheriff KEGS
deputy for over two years, and has
proven himself thoroughly competent,
honest and fully conversant with the
affairs of the office No man in Walla
Walla county is better qualified to be
the next sheriff.
o. A. Breeze, the candidate for
clerk is a resident of Waitsburg, and
has the hearty Endorsement of his peo-
pie at home.
Lester S. Wilson, who was nominal
ed as county attorney, is one of the
best known lawyers of the Inland En-
pire. He has lived in Walla Walla for
a number Of years, and enjoys splen-
did reputation both as lawyer and as
a man. He has been nominated be-
cause of his worth and as such will
be elected.
Lew Loehr, the candidate for sur
veyor, is man well versed in his pro-
fessiOn of civil engineer He is thor
oughly acquainted with the require
ments of the office.
R. j. Bergman has been a farmer
in Walla Walla county for a number
of years, but because Of his recog-
nized worth, honesty and ability he
has been named for assessor. Every
body in Walla Walla county knows
Mr.. Bergman and his record as a cit
izen and a man, and he will be given
the votes.
J. Elmer Myers, the efficient and
hard-Working superintendent of
schools, is a candidate for reelection.
He has done splendid work in the
schools of the county, and he will
continue for another term.
w. B. Hawleey, the county treas
urer will be elected again. He has
made such a good officer that the peo-
pie will vote for him without the need
of much campaigning.
w. D. Smith, who was named fO1
coroner, is a well known undertaken
of Walla Walla. He will be able to
fill to entire satisfaction the Office OF
coroner.
J. J. Huffman, of the law firm OF
Thomas & Huffman, is the party can
didate for justice of the peace. He
was named in the convention and viii
be elected. He has hundreds of warn
friends in the county, who know his
fairness and ability and who viii
support him
Levi Malone, who has been Sheriff
KEGS jailer, was named for constable
He has lived here long time, anC
everone knows him to be good mar
and worthy of the Office for which ht
was nominated.
Frank Smith and John n. McCaV
have been selected as the party can
didates for county commissioners
Both know we'll the needs and bust
ness of the county and both will Ger