The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-09-20
The Republican Ticket.

The Republicans of Marshall coun-
ty are proud of the ticket nominated
ated last Saturday. Everybody says
no better ticket was ever named by
any party in this county.
Paul Logan of North township,
heads the ticket as our candidate for
representative He is the youngest
man on the ticket and is not so wide
ly known as some OF the other candi-
atcs, but those who do not know him
should get acquainted with him. In
talking with him you will discover
that while he is somewhat modest
he has well-filled mind, that he is
equipped with abundance of good
comon sense, that he has excellent
business ideas and that he can be
trusted to represent Marshall county
faithfully and efficiently in the legis-
lature.
Clinton c. Yockey of Bremen, our
candidate for county clerk, is honest
and competent and in every way
qualified for the position. He has al
ways been leading Republican and
is we'll known in almost every sec
ton of the county.
Gilbert Coar, our candidate for au-
ditor, is one of the prominent farm
ers of the southeast part of the coun-
ty. Every man in Bourbon and Tip
pecanoe township will tell you that
Gilbert Coar is made of the right
kind of stuff" and that he can be
depended upon to do his duty any
where.
John " Ashley, our candidate for
treasurer, needs nc introduction to
anybody; twice elected sheriff OF
Marshall county when the Demo-
Gratis had an overwhelming majority
in the county; for several years a
member of the Plymouth city coun-
Gil, thirty years in the hardware bust
ness, three years soldier in the
union army, and now a prominent
| farmer of Walnut township, he has
the respect and confidence of every
body and will run like wild fire.
The Republican candidate for sheriff
is Joseph NJ Black, of German town
ship, almost as we'll known as Mr.
Ashley He served a term as deputy
sheriff, has been secretary of the
county committee and Republican
worker since he was eighteen years
old There is no better man for the
| position in Marshall county.
Fred Thompson, candidate fol
county surveyor, grew to manhood
in Union township, and that town
ship has always been his home. He
has a good education, good judgment
is a good business man and will make
good surveyor.
William White OF West township
candidate for county assessor, is sor
of the late Stephen White, a pioneer
Republican, we'll known in the cen
trail and west part of the conunty
and has all the qualifications to make
an excellent county assessor. Ev-
erybody ought to vote for VIII
White.
DR.. Bell of Inwood, is our candi-
date for coroner. He is one of tn.
Oldest, staunchest, trucst and best
Republicans in the county, and is just
| the man for coroner
The convention nominated two OF
the best men in the county for COM
missioners. Ed Laudaman of German
township is the candidate in the first
district and Philip Sickman of Union
is the candidate in the third district
When these men are elected there
will be no jobbery, no swindling, no
extravaganza. Honesty and economy
will be their watchword: taxes will
be reduced while all necessary i'm
provements will be made.
If the voters elect all these men
next November, they will always be
proud of what they did 1t is a ticket
worthy of the support of everybody.