The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-08-05
PETITION D. B. FULLER FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Petition Was Circulated Yesterday Among the Business
Men and Was Generally Signed Irrespective of Par
ty Affiliations Mr. Fuller Will Probably File His
Declaration of Candidacy Early Next Week.

Late Thursday afternoon a petit
ton was circulated among the bust
ness men for the purpose of inducing
0. B. Fuller to make his declaration
sioner. 1t was generally signed and
hundreds of signatures could have
been secured if the committee had
| been able to give the time to the
matter Mr.. Fuller had previously
stated that if the business men of
the city generally wanted him to
make the race that he would file his
declaration. He is out of the city
and will not be back until the first
of next week but it is safe to say
that the expressions of the business
men is sufficient to induce him to
make the race. He will likely file
sometime the first of next week. Mr..
Fuller is a democrat in politics but
the signatures to the petition inii-
cate that the business men generally
do not consider that politics should
be an issue in this matter. There
are very few democrats on the list
of signatures.
The petition and names of the
signers are as follows:
Petition.
We, the undersigned recognize in
the importance of the betterment of
the roads of Chelan county and also
believing that Wenatchee should be
represented on the board of county
commissioners by a man committed
to the cause of good roads, and the
protection of the great fruit industry
of the valley, respectfully petition
10. B. Fuller to announce his candi-
dacy for the Office of county commits
sioner and pledge ourselves to use
every legitimate means to secure his
/ election. We believe that the office
of county commissioner should be
divorced from politics and that we
should secure a man of tried business
ability-such as we believe Mr.. Full
Ter to be. Chelan county has a valu-
alton of approximately $30,O00,O0O
and we believe that the office of COM
missioner should be filled by train
ed, conservative business men, broad
enough to act for the best interests
of Chelan county in all matters.
Signed: w. T. Clark, w. A.
Thompson, H. c, Littlefeld, Ira d.
Edwards, A. E. Wieland, Will Hay
ward, A. A Bousquet, R. S. Van Tas-
sell, F. C. Smith, B. F. Dudley, E. E.
Plough, w. A Buttles, Breese-Web-
Der company, |. j. Bailey, B. T. Dun
can, F. Robinson, B. E. Lowe, F. A
Baker, Sam G. Merriam, NJ. P. Spen-
Ger, E. D. Scheble, ]. E, Bradshaw.
R. B. Griffiths, H. NJ. Maxwell, We
natchee Clothing company, Michael
Daily, Frank L. Jones, c. A. Leedy,
Jas. W. Ferguson, A. V. Huff, c. II.
Wildberger, E. V. Martin. NJ. G. Rus
81, Percy Scheble, r. c. Littlefield, j.
II. Miller, E. V. Seaman, Max John
son, c. w. Tubbs, A. Z. Rickerd, r.
H.. Nowlan, c. NJ. Deniston, o. E.
Loving, c. H. Armstrong, l.. |. Cy-
sewski, Wenatchee Furniture COM
pany. H. L. WEBSTER, W. H. Little,
r. w Bryant, E. V. Hile, Chas. F.
Fry, l.. Finch, d. F. Peters, Geo. H.
Ellis, Jr., II. E. Boyd, j. B. Bache,
Frank d. Case, H. F. Schade, L. G.
Pogue, DR.. Mccoy, r. F. Lillis, c. c.
Griggs, A. Shaw, F. W. Whalen.
George r. Fisher, C. E. Owens, ].
R. Taylor, A. V. Shepard, Sam Sum-
ner.