The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-11
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For recorder, the genial, popular
Chris Lorenzen, pharmacist at the
Lamborn pharmacy, is the republican
candidate. Chris is another Crawford
county boy. He has been Industrious,
hardworking and obliging. He has an
excellent education and wide &C.
quaintance in this county. Every re-
publican can rally to his standard,
knowing that they are supporting a
good clean candidate. When the final
vote is counted in November the man
who runs against Lorenzen will know
that he has been in race. and the
chances are that Chris will take First
money"
For sherfn the republicans have ac-
corded Mr.. Cummings q second term.
For superintendent Of schools the
republicans present with confidence
the name of the foremost educator in
Crawford county, w. G. Van Ness. If
the SUPPLEMENTARY was to be chosen
at q non-partisan election there would
be mo opposition to Mr.. Van Ness. As
the head of Denison College, he has
friends in every nook and conner of
the county. The number of young
men and young women whom he has
helped with his splendid influence for
good, as we'll as with his instruction
along educational lines, will rally
around him and the good, old college
yell will resound through Crawford be-
fore election day with shout and
enthusiasm which will carry all before
1t. Prof. Van Ness will be elected,
because he ought to be elected. He
has friends by the score and he is
the logical man for the place. Craw-
ford county will be fortunate if it Sc
cures his services.
For county attorney, no man, re-
publican or democrat, cares to run
against p. j. Klinker, who stands to-
day as the most popular man in Craw-
ford county. There are. many who are
hoping big things for Mr.. Klinker in
the future, and while the way to ad.
vancement seems barred at present
there is general desire to keep him
In line for promotion and to retain him
in the place he has filed with such
signal ability. With half dozen demo
cratic attorneys in the county, any
one of whom would be tickled to death
with the job, the fact that he has
no opposition is tremendous com
pliment to Mr.. Klinker. The fact is
that he has taken so many scalps that
the democratic attorneys take to the
woods when they see John coming.
For surveyor, it is Unccle Morris
every time. And it will be Uncle Nor
ris just SO long as the genial sunny
veteran surveyor is able to carry {
tripod or sight line. And even the1
we believe the people of Crawford will
prefer to hire someone to help hin
and have Uncle Norris as county sur
veyor as long as he lives. And ma,
( that be for many years.
w. M. Byrnes has performed the ire
mendous duties of his Office of coro
! ner to the genral satisfaction Of thu
deceased. At least we have heard o
no kicks from any of the deceased
and It is conceded that he should hay,
another term.
For supervisors the republicans pre-
sent but three candidates for tn,
three places, SO there should be n,
contest unless some new man spring.
UP.
AS q candidate against John Hollan,
the republicans of the east end of tn,
county have urged Frank e. Glasscocl
of West Side to make the race. HI
is q splendid farmer-business man. HI
is very popular with all who know hin
and It ts almost certain that he vii