The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1902-04-03
Look Well to Your Ballot.

On Monday next comes the
spring election. 1t is important
that good men are selected to gov
ern our township and city. In the
Democratic primary this spring it
seems that we were more than for
tunate in selecting strong ticket.
There is not voter in the town
ship but that will admit that Joe
Stroupe, for trustee, adds strength
to the ticket. He is = careful bu-
siness man and contractor, and
we'll fitted to make good trustee.
The township clerk ought to be
in business go that he is convent
emily located in town to accommo-
date the people who have business
with the trustees. Sam Schneider
is not only we'll capable to fill this
office, but is we'll located with a
store in the Ryan-Wansr building
and will make most accommodate
ing clerk.
For justice you will not make a
mistake to vote for j. A. Kline and
j. w. Nixon. Mr.. Kline lives in
Enterprise and has served three
years as justice, and it is great
accommodation to that part of the
township. Mr.. Nixon could hold
down the court here in strong
manner
You can set it down that A. F.
Skinner has made such good as
SCISSOR in Falls that he will be re-
elected by an increased majority
this spring.
In the city it is important this
spring to get solid officers who will
not fly off at tangent, but will
have solid judgement of their own
and be controlled by nobody.
John F. Kreig is an exceptional
parsonage for mayor of our town.
He comes Of one Of the old reliable
democratic families Of Logan, and
has had an active business life. He
was a contractor and builder OF
wide reputation, but few years
ago while erecting a building, he
fell from the scaffOld and injured
his spine, from which injury he
has never recovered, and is very
much crippled in his walking. Mr.
Krsig is = scholar, a Gloss student
and a great reader. He is a mar
Of affairs and good judgement and
would make Logan model mayor
George R. Bishop is our candi'
date for marshal. 1t is not neees.
sary to introduce George to the
citizens IT Logan. He was born
AID raised In Logan and as good
boy of us, deserves the Office he is
seeking. He has been on the po'
lice force for some time and has
had the nerve for a good officer
and our people appreciate him and
will elect him marshal.
j. w. Gabriel for treasurer
Plain, blunt, jolly Jess. Every
body is his friend. The same gooC
fellow yesterday. to-day and to
N, rrow. He has served one tern
aa treasurer and has been AS ac
esOmmodating as any man could bt
ia the office. Two years ago h.
was elected by hundred and q
h, f, and this year they will b'
80, nting his majority week after
."ha election. Everybody is going
g. vote for Jess.
Ou Abh oh SouhShip"H W w"
nificiaI, regardless of politics, what
kind of city clerk Charley Beck
mas made and he will tell you he
mas made first class clerk. II,
seems peculiarly fitted for th'
work. and in the language Of sew
eral councilman we have asked
"It 10 half the battle in running
the affairs OF town, to have an Of
Astent clerk like Charley Beck. y
Besides that there is not q better
fellow or more accommodating
otficinl in tho country than is he
Cast your vote for Charley Beck
for city clerk.
Dennfs Noonan has served two
wears as street commissioner, and
every citizen viii bear us out la
the statement that he has made