The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-09-15
VOLUME LII.
THE TICKET.

The primary election of Sept. 6 re
suited in the selection of men on the
Democratic ticket well fitted to serve
the people in the capacity of public
officers. Every person on the ticket Is
man against whose private or public
life not one word OF reproach can be
said. No ticket was ever presented to
the Democrats of Manitowoc county
more deserving of their support. Every
Democrat can vote the ticket preScrlb-
ed by the party with which he acts With
the full consciousness that while AIDING
his party he is also contributing his
share toward securing good officers.
Hon. S. w. Randolph, the nominee
for state senator has served two terms
and was nominated without opposition.
He has represented the people OF his
district faithfully and is entitled to the
vote of his party at election in Novem-
Der.
Walter Pellet, our candidate for
sheriff, previously held the office and
made an enviable record rs sheriff.
Mr.. Pellet owes his nomination to his
well known fitness for the Office and
the esteem in which he is held for his
excellent traits of character
Robert Bubolz, the candidate for
county treasurer, has become known
throughout the county for his honesty
and fathfulness to the trust coniided
to him by the people. Wherever he
is known honesty is ascribed as his
most prominent attribute. lie Is
straightforward himself and expects
all others to chew to the line lie
has acquitted himself with much credit
as county official and every Democrat
should show his appreciation of this
fact by voting for Robert Bubolz next
November.
Edward Gretz the nominee for
county clerk, is a young man well
known in this city and the southern
section of the county. He is qualified
for the office he seeks and deserves the
support of the Democrats of the coun-
ty at the November election.
John Healy, the nominee for district
attorney, is so well known throughout
the county that an extended notice Of
him is superfuous. He has held the
office the past two years and has earn
ed reputation for ability and faithful
L., Il, al nat
ed by a large majority.
a. j. Clark, the present incumbent
in the office of clerk of the circuit
court, was re-nominated atthe primary
election without opposition. He has
discharged the duties of the Office with
ability and absolute fidelity. He is,
therefore, entitled to another term at
least and every Democratic voter in
the county should show his apprecia-
tion of official service we'll rendered by
casting his vote for \. j. Clark who
hls the prospect of remaining in the
clerk of court 5 Office rs the reward of
merit.
ChaS. Stretch, who received a re-
nomination for register of deeds is too
well known 10 need an introduction,
He has during the past two years dis
charged the duties Of the Office faith
fully and well. He will no doubt re-
ceive the full support of the Democra-
tic voters next November.
DR.. Louis Falge, the nominee for
coroner, has proven Il faithful and com
petent official during the past two
years and is entitled to the support of
the Democratic voters on election day
in November.
Otto Gass, the Democratic nominee,
for surveyor is IA resident of this city.
He has held the office for one term and
has discharged the dutie, of the office
in such manner as to fully merit a
reelection.
In the First district Carl Hansen is
the candidate for the assembly He
has elements Of strength which makes
him a formidable candidate and his
election on the Sth of November, if
not certain, is highly probable.
Adolph d. Strouf, the assembly
nominee for the second district is Il
resident of Gibson. He is young
man well qualified for the competent
discharge of the duties of the Office he
seeks and is deserving of the support
of his party at th> election in Novem-
ber.
We have an unusually strong state
ticket. From top to bottom it is com
posed of good men who are qualified to
fill the offices for which they have been
nominated. a. j. Schmitz, candidate
for governor, is a former Manitowoc
man and needs no introduction to the
voters of this county.
From governor to surveyor the Dem
ocrats have ticket in the field that
looks like winning ticket and they
can go into the campaign this fall with
high hopes and good cheer.