The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-04
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FINDER New Law Names Must BE With
County Auditor by May Z.
REPUsLIcAN COUNTY TICKET.
Van Ness for superintendent; Two
zcandidates for Representatives.
q BY Friday Full Ticket Will
t.. BE In the Field.


county auditor. It lis necessary that
township tickets be filed. Up-to=date|
there are q number Of townships where
no ticket for either party has been
rflled. Both republicans and democrats
should get busy tomorrow and Friday
y aaery precinct in the county and
'aaesta, It that nominations are made.
Unless this is done the names will
not be printed on the ballot next fall.
In the interest Of good local govern
5ment and without regard to party
THE REVIEW urges the leaders Of
both parties to got busy and see that
good tickets for township officers are
placed in the field. The primary law
is rotten. It brings chaos. It gives
great advantage to the wealthy Office
seeker and places the poor man at a
disadvantage. But 1t is the law, and
until It is repealed we must comply
with it's many intricacies.
Van Ness Candidate.
It Is with great pleasure that THE
REVIEW announces the candidacy Of
4 Prof. w. C. Van Ness for superintend-
emit Of schools. He is better qualified
) for the position, than any other man
a Crawford county. Two years ago he
SLOWED the use of his name on the
republican ticket, but he made no con-
test against his warm personal friend.
Superintendent Hoffman. This year
Mr.. HOFFMAN is not candidate and
Mr.. Van Ness Is in the field in earn
est. His long connection with the
Denison Normal College has given him
an intimate acquaintance with the.
people throughout the county. There
has been no county institute held
since he came to Crawford in which
he has not been an instructor. He
holds the respect and esteem of every
teacher in the county, He would make
an ideal superintendent. Nothing but
the blindest partisanship can beat him.
The Bulletin has preached nonparti-
esanship more loudly than the schools
OF the county.
For representative the republicans
have the choice Of two good men
Charles White sof Stockholm. who
made such fine showing against
B Henry Schroeder two years ago, and
Homer Baker of Manila. Both are
excellent men and THE REVIEW can
support either of them with zeal and
enthusiasm after the primary.
eliesman for Clerk.
Henry T. Bliesman has announced
himself as candidate for clerk. Faul
has been in long time. Bliesman
was born in Crawford county. His
father has BEEN Que of the well Known
1arEors of Otte. Greek. Henry is a
graduate Of Derison College. a good,
level headed young business man. and.
without exception, the best penman In
Crawford CD. RITZ. If he were elected
the books would be kept like copper
plate engraving.
l<iinker Candidate.
The always popular P. j. Klinker
will be q candidate for county attor-
ney. There is no question but that
Mr. Klinker has made good" as an
Offioial and as citizen. His popu-
larity has been increasing steadily and
he will not only be nominated. but he
will be elected.
"A number Of gentlemen have been
suggested from different parts OF the
county for the other offices. The
fight between Collins and Champion
for the auditorship. which - really
some fight after al. Is the feature III