The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-10-30
Republican Party Presents a Strong
Ticket to People Of the County
For Coming Election.
SHOULD ELECT ENTIRE TICKET.
Every Man is Competent For the Office For
Which He is Named.-Old Men Are
Better Than Untried Ones.

county has placed before the people
of the county for the coming election
the best ticket Of county nominees
ever placed on ballot in Kenosha
county. Every candidate is man on
whose personal character there is not
single blemish and what is worthy of
note is the fact that every one of them
have given the county competent SER
vice in the offices to which they are
now aspiring. You cannot do better
than retain the same in Office for an
other term. It is evident to all inter
ested that the affairs of Kenosha county
have never been better administered
than in the last two years and SINH
lar service is promised if these men
are reelected.
S. Dwight Slade, the candidate for
member Of assembly, has lived his en-
tire life in Kenosha county ard has
represented the county for fou. years
in the assembly. His statement to the
voters is such that it demands his re-
turn to the assembly.
Henry H. Tirnme, the candidate for
sheriff, is not new to the voters of the
county. He was born in the town Of
Wheatland but has spent large part
of his life in Henosha. He was elected
sheriff of the county four years ago
and made the best official the county
ever had. When he went into office
the Jail was torn up for repairs and he
had little chance to show what good
sheriff could do in Office, but notwith-
standing this fact there is not blot
on his official career. A careful man,
an honest man, and man of discre-
ton he is admirably fitted for the
Office. A vote for him means a vote
for good, clea administration of the
affairs of the county centering in the
county Jail.
George Vil1now, the Republican cam
didate for county treasurer, is one of
the most popular men on the ticket.
He is native of Germany, but he has
lived in Kenosha for SO long that he
has become fixture. AS county
treasurer he has been careful and
painstaking and there has never been
a word said in opposition to the man
ner in which the Office is conducted.
Mr.. Vi1lnow is one of the leading
members Of the German Lutheran
church and is strong among the Ger
man population of the city.
P. c. Torrey, the nominee for regis.
ter of deeds, should be reelected if
honest service to the county cuts any
figure in the election. Mr.. Torrey has
been register for two years and his
gentlemanly manner and treatment of
all people in his Office has won for him
the respect of all. In his keeping the
county records are safe.
Will Crosby will undoubtedly be re-
elected to the Office of county clerk and
he deserves it. Mr.. Crosby is native
of Pleasant Prairie and spent his life
on the farm until he came to take his
Office in Kenosha. His work as clerk
has been done in such a manner that
no fault can be found with any of it.
Always accommodating he has been
the servant of the people and has
given up his entire time to see that
their work is properly attended to.
The county should make it unani-
nous for Honest John B. Maloney and
it will probably be pretty close to that
figure. Mr.. Maloney is in charge of
the important Office of c1erl, of the
court and the records of the Office that
he is in charge of show that he has been
most faithful to duty. Mr.. Ma1oney
has been so closely connected with the
development of the better things in
the county during the last decade that
his constituents need no article to tell
of his value as a citizen and as an
Office holder. It is just such men as
John Maloney that makes the govern
ment of the county the best in the
state.
It is most important to the people of
the county to see to it that Attorney
Albert E. Buckmaster is reelected to
the Office of district attorney. Mr..
Buckmaster has been in Office for many
years, but district attorneys, like wine,
grow better by age. Mr.. Buckmaster
now has on his hands litigation that
will always be credit to the city and
county and it is not policy to change
horses while crossing a stream. Mr..
Buckmaster is a scholarly, careful
lawyer and the affairs of the county
will be in the best possible hands if he
is reelected.
DR.. Frank B. Lansdowne, the Repuh-
lican candidate for coroner, is a cour-
teous gentlemanly official always
ready to do his duty with care and to
keep safely guarded the best interests
of the county. His record certainly
entities him to reelection.
Alvin H. Blood, the present county
surveyor, is a candidate for re-e1ec-
ton. The books of the county survey
or are important and Mr. Blood has
shown his ability to keep them in
perfect order. He has served his
county in peace and war and deserves
the vote of every man in the county.
With such ticket in the field there
is only one thing to do and that is to
/ vote fha STRAIGHT Rop.,h1sO.~ %so1~o%